Guilderland Central High School - Tawasenthan Yearbook (Guilderland Center, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1960 volume:

QU 'K ' g A - '.'.'Q.,,,.e',,,,. .. - '-vvgQmq'g71v1fJ:jqrng't. , The 1960 Tawasenthan :za--n - ---,, , faq.. '-'- , '. - 1'P'f-- 15 g ,T 44211 f 'f,f 1:f1'f, 'L g- 1 , I -g., . , 1:- Z -1Ai:-Igzli-l-Q?-.:,:gL-'l': 4' ,, Z 4. 5 f . 4- . ' -,lf - , NIH., . - , .FWZ ' - K '--A il ' -Qllllllll ' . - -' - . ' ' , ' .' 1 19? 'AQ 4 I I .ix-4 59-Q-i tlx ye , ,, Y - A ', ff, ,ro-r. 1Q-Qzff ' - ' L 4 l 'f9' o- W Y 'H 1 Q gg -'--'1..Ln :V X, .IIE , -' ' Q V Quit '- ' ,bwmaapw mm ' if G ILDIRLAUD CENTER, NIW Von: Published by the Yearbook Staff Gullderland Central H L g h S ch 0 ol Guilderland Center, New York F 0 rewo High School years are the time when you formulate orbllildz your future life. Your academic and social life while in school play a. in determining your future. Many times you will wonder whether the will be as memorable as the past. You will wonder whether you willbe shoulder the responsibilities and measure up to what is expected ofyea. as you look to the future, so will you want to remember the past that have lead to the future life. This pictorial history of life will retrace high school years and make you relive your life at Guilderland Central School. School friends, whether classmates, administration or those you met at work, will always have a place in each graduates heart. School sports events, class activities such as Junior and Senior Prom, will be bored as you look back to those highschool years, as illustrated on the pages. As you move into the future, you will want to take an Occasional the past, nt the things you have done, andthe friends who did them with The 1960 Tawzisonthan will recall to you those years to be rem able 0. C 0 n L 0 n ts Faculty and Administratmn Seniors . . 5 lf cu EQ! 1.-f.!tf:X -4 2 'ir M Underclassmen . . A :B Activities . . Sports . . Advertisements . . qw D . ryf- y'.g,.:.9,inip.: - -ff 1-1-- 1 , D: 12 4 33 V b. 4-i ' M QC-A45 .I-hiv . pi rr- Il ll . 7 - Pu,- 'I I fiaauaa ua X , ,.. ,JT M... gg' K' QV'-' Alton U. Farnsworth Sunervxsimz Principa Richard Barnett Business Manager ofGu11der1and Central Schools 4 ,-. Board 0 Educatlon, Mr. Cnrl Gilbert Mr. Carl Burney Mr. Walter Fick Mr. Ernest Bachand President Nlr. Alton Farnsworth Supervising Principal' Mrs. Lloyd Briggs Mr. Michael Hannan 'md Mrs. John Riesmeyer. Secretarles For Board 0 Education Stella Pollard Evelyn McFarland Qstandingj Reba Crounse June Smith. lsiandlngl Margaret Clam?- 'Q K 4 3 .2 ' s K ,J A I. x-X 02. ' . - fr., M . O a 'N 1 p Z ' , ' , I ' ,. 'A l Sv . ' H S l s 5 4 i I 4 If 1 ' ', L' , 1 f '- I' x ' Swv-wavnqsnrru-'wx , - .'. -vw. Q , V--J 1 'V . , . .. ,x - ge-' ..,Qx Ass islanl Principal and Secretary Charles Ciaccio and Jean Plant Office Secretaries X1 Marguerite Reed and Mrs. Robbie Lou f I . I ' K, Ashworth 15 ,, jlxr 8 f-1 I ' ,A . I f , 3? 3 'Q ft- ' ' ' M Principal 5 es sage What have you accomplished thus far? The first answer that may come to your mind is graduation from senior high school. This in itself is noteworthy. However, millions of other high school students can claim the same distinction this year. The important thing is not that you graduate, but how? Did you develop an inquiring mind that will lead you to seek out the answers to problems? Did you learn how to use books, teachers, authorities, newspapers, magazines and personal observation in gaining answers to these problems? Did you learn to plan your work so that you could complete term projects and yet have time left for the dance, of chess club, or basketball game? Did you learn how to work with people? Did you learn your responsibilities as a member in a democratic society? Did you learn the importance of a sound and healthy rnind and body? Did you find what you thought was your level of performance and then work just a little harder? Did you learn how to convey ideas by both written and oral expression 7 If you can honestly answer Yes to these eight questions, you have achieved much more than graduation from high school. You have built a firm foundation for your future. In this age of rapid change, new discoveries may make today's facts untrue. We cannot foresee the world you will live in during the next fifty years. We know it will be different. We hope we have prepared you to face the differences you will encounter. We hope we have helped your future by adequately preparing you for the years that lie ahead. 8. i 9 uirlance Qffice V 4 I 6 U T I ' ,,.. 9 . K w Frank Bruno and his secretary, Evelyn Leather. . 5 1 Q 4 I A ' -slr -gk ,, - , N g'n',a:Q 'ga X ' iz K. 4. Qu I N . , I Q . wig ,ft - lx. g :fir Serv .X Q: k5?H'QS,N if W 'E if '7.' X hp L- X .al X , I XR 1 sz, , .. ,faq V2 H1 ff' n ff- F fy ft A N 2 ., Y fi ' ,YQ .: , 5 , , . 'X 1 'N Al, 1, , ,fy 1 :,, X , .fr A af 1 1 xl'I l'INL' NL-il Brown and Margaret Gnspary, STANDING: Nancy Collis, 5 1 I O I W f- i I I , . , -. Q f v N ustoflians FIRST ROW: Genevieve Hornika, Sabrina Fellows,Katherine Patnode. SECOND ROW: Ray Sllngerlands, Leonard Barry, Oman Schaadt, William Fellows, Robert Siebert, Leonard Blesser. Bus Drwvre KNEELING: Lyde Salls, Harry Gillespie, Bruce Gathen, John Frank Pierce Andrew Ward Arthur Mallctte Diniel Michnels Antalck, Charles Pope, Kenn Van Alystlne, Maynard Kallam Roy P'1hl Harry Barry XX alter Roscnbcrgcr Charles Gcpjert Ernest Saddlemire. STANDING: William Goedde, Dauw Adkner Robert Hoffmqn 4- ,,,,- ' '11 L hw- F5 GUN WOODROW QUINN Department Head of Senior High English Berea College University of Chicago Cornell BA M f K , p ibdqlf X: t t C EC ELIA MCGINNIS English State University of College of Education. ln, University of Vermont, Cornell, s N.Y. University of N.Y. College of MARGARET KNOUSE English Carson Newman College, University of Virginia State University of N Y College of Education B A M A Rn 9 if u ' J JANETTI5 WILSON English State University of N,Y, College of Education. enior FRANK ANDR EONE Department Head Senior Citizen- ship Education State University of N.Y. College of Educationg B.A., M.A. X' itizens hip Education ROBERT BABCOCK Citizenship Education State University of N.Y. College of Educationg B,A,, M.A, ROBERT KOPEC EK Citizenship Education State University of N.Y. College of Education. C L I NORMAN KAVANAUGH Citizenship Education State University of N.Y. College of Education. ltd lit GEORGE SENGENBERGER Citizenship Education State University of N.Y. College of Education: B,A,, MA, JOHN YAGER Citizenship Education State University of N.Y. College of Education. Junior H FQ -7' 'q - + ' 1. R xi . 5 , , ,f- 5 ALBERT W, H. ASHWORTH Department Head of Junior High Citizenship Education a n d English Valparaiso University, Northwestern U n i v e 1' s i t y g B.A., M.A. CHARLES CHURCHILL Junior High English Syracuse University. 41. CLYDE H. EASTMAN Junior High English Bates College, Columbiallniver sityg B.A., M.A. FANNIE C. M. EDDINGTON JOHN W. FARLEY Junior High English State University of N.Y, College State Fniversity of NY. College of l:lflllC11li0l1, Saint Lawrence of Education, Sy 1' ne us e University, Syracuse Univer- Lfnivcrsitv. sity, Columbia University. I4 And Tl-IEODORA S. HALL Junior High Citizenship Education and English Syracuse University, State University of N.Y. College of Education: A,B,, M.A. THOMAS MOONEY Junior High Special Education St. Bonaventure, State University of N.Y. College of Educationg B,.-X., lVl.A, itizvnslz ip Education MARIANNIC KI-ILLY Junior High English State University of NY, College of Education. Ge 1 z ' GRACE SERVISS Junior High Citizenship Education Oneonta State Teachers College, State University of N. Y. College of Education. f .3 N Q Q x f. V - , 'Z-if i V , J -Q1 ':fij'.f2 iff 5, .111 . 'fQy,,,:.. -. ng- 1 ,xv--1, JOSEPH C. MCCORMICK Junior High Citizenship Education Siena College, State Universityof N,Y, College of Education, B,.X,, M.,-X. Q-L i ll, X, 9llUl.Tl-fF .lunior lligh llnilisli Colgate lAl1lYf'l'FlTl', . X . A X , ORSON DUN!-IAM Department Head Senior High Science State University of N.Y. College of Education. LAUR ENC E KNAPP Biology Cornell University. 6 FORR EST A. CUM MINGS Mathematics Fredonia State Teachers College. ' 1. 3211.1 ',',' , Senior High Ccienw CYNTHIA G. BUCHWALD BERNARD J. ERWIN Biology Physics-Chemistry Wells College. Syracuse University, State Unl- :- , 1 J x ix ' ,fu .V f V x z .ix :mg .1 ' ,.ffP1Xfsi DONALD CARLSON Department Head of Mathematics Boston University, G e n e v a University, Mass ac hu S e tt s University: 1-LB., A.M., M, Ed, versity of N.Y. College of Education, Clarkson College of Technology. Q. Qt K IRENE E. KENT Senior High Mathematics Syracuse University. Matlzematics f F X, N- ., X ,, 4 JOSEPH E. PURCELL Mathematics State University of N,Y, college of Education. ROSEMARY STAUBLE Junior High Mathematics State University of N.Y. College of Education. ,.,::. ., 5' 5 1 l ' L, Viva K .ii RUTH SC HIERBAUM Junior High Mathematics Saint Lawrence University, State University of N.Y. College of Education: B,S, vu-V ll i S A LIC E C. STILIHS Junior High Mnthmnntios Madison Collcgc. ff' ROBERT STIMSON Mathematics State University of N.Y. College of Education. Business Educatiof X K ,Q - f, .- Q rs ' I . kv fi Rs. ' -ffm i f ,flfkrh W' rl Q , 3-?'4,n. .Zt: 121 , GEORGE J. GEARHARDT Department Head Business Education Siena College, State University of N.Y. College of Educationg B.B.A., M,S. ii- .U ARTHUR HUTSON Business Education Ninggirn University State University of N.Y. College of Education. ' 1 A -3: J. ROBERT SAWYER Business Education Orange County Community Collcgc, State University of N.Y. College of Education. scsi DOUGLAS ELSON ROBERT M. FRASER Distributive Education Business Education Siena C 0 1 1 ege , Syr ac u s e State University of N.Y. College University: Bs., M.S. Of Education: B.S. 1. R .M I U s ' . 0 si 5 2-no ,o, V- . 0. : l - Q R: -' - I o ' L nf M 1 A -I ',1sQ A X EVELYN JESSMER Business Education State University of N.Y, College of Education. Home Economics and Art EVELYN ANDREONE Department Head Home Economics State Teachers College of Plattsburg N.Y. I f 1 , G, 8 r V PATRICIA KLOSER Home Economics State Teachers C ol le g c Oneonta. I MARIAN JEWELL Department Head Art Syracuse University. - 'cm-S, It r- xp' fs , xc '. NAIDA WALKO Home Economics Skidmore College. QQ Q11 't ARTHUR JEWELL Art Syracuse University, Fi x ANNJEANETTE HANNER Art Buffalo State Teachers College B.S. i Q H ERMAN GR ESENS RICHARD WAGNER VIRGINIA FARMER Head lllusm Depam tment Strlnged Instruments MUSIC E tman School ofMus1c, Ithaca College, State University Muhlenbmb College Ithaca HS t Julhard School of Muslc, of N Y College of Educationg B A M A College Boston Umversl y Columbxa Unxverslty Wm Niv- INIL lx XLLIID MILTON WOLVEN M Nluslc usxc Bneton Umx elsltx l X Umx Bl sxtx of Rochester A--nazi h'-+- Physical Education JULIE FALLON Physical Education Ithncn College. s I. X tw ' P R l l, x ,,:l if PAULA STEVENS Physical Education Cortland State Teachers College I I gg GLADYS O'BRIEN Department Head of Language Syracuse University, Middlebury Collegeg B.A., M.A. WILLIAM A. LA BARR Language Saltillo State, State University of N.Y. College of Educationg A.B. 533i ' -.. .- , AL k,:,, .-',t , a GILLEN O'BRlEN Industrial Arts Oswego State. Language FRANK CICERO Language Siena, State University of N.Y. College of Educationg B.A,, M.A. VICTORIA FAICCO Language College of St. Rose. 1 ,ww PHILLIP KRANZ Industrial Arts State University of N.Y. College of Education, Industrialflrts - pecialllepartments NORMAN UTEGG Industrial Arts Buffalo State. I tn' 1 X K N I JOHN T. RYAN Driver Education Ithaca College: B.S., M.S DOROTHY V. JENNER School Nurse-Teacher Llttauer Hospital Training School for Nurses, Union College, Russeh Sage College. DOLORES ROPKE Librarian State University of N,Y, College of Education, Middlebury College, University of Maine, B.A., B,S,, M,A, 9 MARY ANNE HASTINGS Dental Hygiene Eastman School of Dental Hygiene. l N MILDRED FARLEY School Nurse-Teacher State University of N,Y. College of Education, Columbia University, Syracuse. Junior Hi 4... LYLE A. BOYCE Department Head Junior High Science Oswego State Teachers College, Syracuse University, State University of N.Y. College of Education. 5 X. A X w 5 A W x C YS , ll X X ,X M' NN 1 N Q 'S x s H' Q 'FS V+ ,.i. 1 k..b', , EDWARD C. JONES Junior High Science State University of N,Y. College of Educ ation. :urs . X GRIN S. SMILEY Junior High Science Boston University, Bishops University. , ROBERT DRAKE Junior High Science New York State Teachers College at Fredonia. X SUSAN V. NAIL Junior High Science The University of Rochester. i v ...,.....----.1 LE ROY J EWETT Junior High Science Cornell University. I All al lil Additional Teache rs TERRENCE TRUDEAU Industrial Arts Department Head Qswego State, St. Lawrence Universityg B.S., IVLE, EILEEN PURC ELL Citizenship Education State University of N, Y. College of Education WILLIAM AYLWARD Citizenship Education Boston College tudent Teachers DAVID LANE Cooperating teacher - GRACE SERVISS ADA SILVER LEIB Cooperating teacher - FRANK ANDREONE DONALD REINFORT Cooperating teacher - IRENE KENT CAROLE STEPHENSON Cooperating teacher - CLYDE EASTMAN FRED KAMPFER Cooperating teacher ROBERT PIERSON Cooperating teacher ALBERT J. CLARK Cooperating teacher MAIJA KROMS Cooperating teacher ROBERT BABCOCK DOUGLAS ELSON BERNARD ERWIN ORSON DUNHAM MARYANN NOTTINGHAM Cooperating teacher - MARGARET KNOUSIZ lbs.. Q , ...QL 26 lulmiuvnl' K-Roman gm Mrs. Serviss has their full attention -- almost! 14 V? V' Mr. Sawyer offers advice on tabulations. J,,, -. -i +7 5--415, A helping hand is provided by Mr. Jewell. 'g,- .z-. . x 5, '---.. . Y ... -Imp tw ,E .X .- af'-5: . I -X - X Qzsvafb ' -NQSKSQQ-' . x , -5 -7 - I . , A - 2 1 - .- fp-s...,. 1 in ,,:.5Q.2Ifi:i ,HS-J-,ein .I -I , --....N.......W..4 ,,,:,-M:5,ggl,,? 35 ' -Srirfifi L- . . i ' I :F ' -K '11 Q 1, I .. y ,. I s 5 5 . I 1-. . ' , t ., M r ' --.-- . V' C ,..., ,., I, , -L V I 5 . . ' ' 1 ,. A M . . -S4 M H Ye .l J R ' K .X g .1 L . , I. K H? .Q X 5 Mrs. Andreone with some future homemakers. Mrs. Buchwald seems to have made athought- provoking statement. A few words of humor by Mr. KFHHZ- , .-, , ix.- ,Q 'fx ' X 5332. . 4 :sag Remember th1s work of art? ,A X e .SQ Q 1-tfig, F N- .JF : -Q, S A f' - x 1 'N - X - 1 ' -wx ' mm. 1 3 5,3 . ,, , , Q. g vqgbv. -m,, , .. ' 1 -if :A . f- 'TN' . 313 .4 S , J., -Y yk e X A, kffhx, .X - 3 Q, -.'-Alam e 1 iq ,rf fe--A ve ' 5 ' -. M ...ix , . x. .1 ,,,, , gm ,NPN V . QQY N -,ff HY x5TTZwm.-.x:e QSrx-Mig. X- X2 ' O yy 3 -.gx N Wftx- A x ' wed Mr. Pryor buck miter Z1 short vacation, sr-if if Mr. Sholtis presides over a study hall. A math class under the direction ofMr. Purcell 5? Concentration invoked by Mr. Andreone. F.. i, 3 Lf 1, i Q. . L ' will 5- . . izjjf-,-.vi if .1 , A ,. L. . ' x :L rx i.- I 1 u v After all is You must admit we The road was very rough fd But we were guided by the hand df Our teachers held a magic light, That helped us back to find new might. The months went by so very fast, We wish that they could last and last We read the paper and the latest news, Which gave us gossip and sincere views. We were always late to class, It's a wonder that we ever passed! The only thing that troubled us, Was staying for the late, late bus. The Senior Prom was a touch of art, It captured each and every heart. Graduation harbored untold pleasures. This was a portion of wonderous treasures Remember the hours filled with laughter, The many things we'l1 recall thereafter? Although we'll go our separate ways, We're bound to meet in future days. And, so it is we all must part, Severed in hand but not in heart. By Judith Van Zandt Class of 1960 'Si 'nag 'k '-11 --- .. lc- ,fi-Q, l all T few Q W Wi? i ...si a:'v'. ',r:,,Y-Ki. wg --f if L- Atffv?-.CE - 1' mmzif. 1 ,A A ,,.y.4i ilrnen-nn-gl..-nag Aw Bllfflil il L-Gd' 1 T2 1 H M ' J- Q. 15,54 5 .Lf Y qw' ' We, the Senior Class of Guilderland Central High School, have cnjoyorl hmm Jan Berg with us this year. We hope his stay has been a pleasant one, Our host wishes go with our fellow senior as he returns to his native Norway. Valedictorian NANCY WILKINS We, the Class of 1960,are proudtohave Nancy as a memb el' of our class and proud to be her friends. We wish her all the success in the world. me YSNS Mix? alutatorlan BARBARA WAIS To Barbara an important member of the National Honor Society and the Student Council, we wish to express our fondest wishes for success in everything she undertakes ..,4w5'X ' ' . W ., , , M.,..,.--y , Y,vS-5 g.j-ml-. hr eff: A LARRY ADAMS lair I ain't worrying. Boys' Chorus 1,25 Bowling 1,23 Work CECELIA ALGER Sis All things come to her who will but wait. Marriage IVIAHY ALGER Maggie Always smiling, ever hrlght. Nurse CAROL JEAN ALWINE Red Merry as thc clay ls long. Rincon High 1,2,3: Yearbook 4: Gullrlcrlancl Journal 4: College MARY ANNE AUDINO Mary Reality and joy are hers by rights. Homeroom Secretary 14 J.V, Cheerleading 2: Chorus 2,33 Junior Prom Court 3: Private Secretary GUNTA AUSTRINS Gunt One you don't hear but often see. Scepter Service 2,3,4: Yearbook 2,3,4g Junior National Honor Society 1: Sr. National Honor Society 4: Girls' Chorus 15 Choir 3: Chorus 1,2,3g Band 1 ,ig Homeroom President 2: Girls' Athletic Association 1,2,3,-l: Newspaper 2: Manlius Math Contests 1,2,3: Bowling 3: College BERNARD MICHAEL BACHAND Bernie A man with a way. Key Club 1,2,3,4: Student Council 8: Baseball 1: Engineering 4' J -Q .Qi ' 'JP 4 f7'l F 't .ZX gg K ::t.z fTV 'W' . . QJSE. I 3 Qiiljiiiil ,:s'+-?J- '-1' ' -1'.-,-wma::ttaaiwz wg-gg: :ei 53+ my LSR: ua-it .n i k X , H iff-,s:i,1!ttiiviii?-: i I . f f yx if wtff-fif ifiiiz 1 - oss? TQH -RN NX ' fili-Effflf-' ' If? stsggis . X 'li-th Q f 15:5 E tt,-it -33.,xv. il: ii it - X53 ' G:-h i f f .. its '?' ' g 5. t ,. . I N si., 1. .,A. g'ww DIANA MILDRED B.-XNKER Di A plensanter person one never did meet. Bowling 3,41 Work RUDOLPI-I .-X, B.-XRTH Rudy Science is the perfect herald of joy. Outdoor Club 1,25 Bowling 1,21 Work RUSSELL NORRIS B.-XUIXIANN JR. Russ Full of fun und mischief too: doing things he shou1dn't do. Outdoor Club 1: Track 2,3,4g Athletic Association 3,41 Air Force ELIZABETH lil.-XRG.-XRET BELL Betty I would rather have studied books than men. Guilzlerlnnfl Journnl 23 Chess Club 2: History Contest 3 JAN BERG Jan In 1959 he cnme to Guiltlerlnnchs corridor: l.n 1960 he was a stranger no more. Iixclninge Student: Student Council 4: Key Club 4: Dance Band 43 Philology JULIE ANN BOLAND Julie Busy and cheerful with a friendly face. Kingston High School 1,21 Drnmntics Club 3,-1: Speaking Contest 3: Guilderland Journal 3,4-lfeaiture Editor: Student Council 4-Recording Secretary: HOH01' Society-1: Girls' .Xthletic Association 3,45 Beautician MARTHA ANN BOND Marty The same yesterday, today and tomorrow. Girls' Athletic Association 2,3,4g Guilderlancl Journal 3,4: Yearbook 4: Debating Club 23 Dramatics 2: Nurse qi PATRICA HE LICN BONNIZAU Put Pleasure first business :xfterwarcls. Chorus 1: Bowling League 1: Airline Hostess DENNIS JAY BORST Denny Clothes make the man. Football 1,2,3,4: Basketball 3,4: Buselmll 3,41 Gu Staff 3,4 ilclcrlunrl J ournul 3,45 Ycurlrook KATHRYN DEBORAH BRADT Kathie Brings sunshine with her. Class Vice President 1: J.V, Cheerleading 1,2 -Co-Captain 2: Bowling 3,45 Girls' Choir 4: Yearbook 43 College BRUCE EARL BRAIVIER Butch Knowledge ls power. Electrical Engineer C HARLES VINC ENT BROOI CS Charlie Silence is more eloquent than words. Band 1,2,3,4: Conservation ROBERT PERRY BURTON Bob Silence is go1den. Basketball lg Baseball 1: Chess Club: Co llege WILLIAM BARKLEY BUTLER Bark His intelligence is far from dim. Honor Society 4: Key Club 4g Senior Band 3,4g Chorus 3: Choir 2,3,4g Boys' Chorus 1,4: Golf 31 Chess Club 2,3,4: Dance Band 3,45 College 'J .. 'fe u sn N me A , 'xi f - PFNY fi Vs 4 :- 'S- I gp- Q , Xl A ,KN f 9' 195 ,x,,fr X ,X-. 4, ii, x QQ, . 'E:-' 'Y X ,L .rs - 3 . K, , .lf Nga ffl it , :Q ,V..:, A -671' 2 .. A x F92-, ' m . Y 'N i I ,K zxfx , ,mgf JAMES PAUL CANDERS Jim He is a leader, he is a dream, but most of all he is your friend, Vice President of Class 2: Treasurer of Class 3: Student Council 4: Football 1,2,3,4: Basketball l,3: Baseball 1,2,3: Co-Captain 4: Physical Education Demonstration 2,3,4: Intramurals 1: Key Club 3, Treasurer 4: Leadership Club 2,3,4: Special Spending 4: Treasurer of Athletic Association 4: College GLORIA MARY CAPALLO Glor It is better to be one of the world than out of fashion. Junior High Chorus 1: Sophomore Class Secretary 2: Homeroom Treasurer 2: ,Xllstute Music Festival 2,3: Allstate Music Competition 2,3: Dramatics 2: Chorus and Choir 2,3: Madrigal and Ensemble 2: Junior Prom Court 3: Buyer ELIZABETH CARPENTER Betty A little bit independent. Chorus 1,2: Maj orctte l,2: Dramatics 1: Yearbook 2: Marriage CRISTINA CARR Cris She cloesn't seem to have a care. Yearbook BA: Library Staff 1,2,3: Band I,2: Physical Therapist RUSSELL C, CASE RuSS I'm a happy-go-lucky chap. Junior Iionor Society I: Outdoor Club 1: Varsity Baseball Manager 2,3,4: llomi-room Vice President 1,2: Guilderland Journal 4: Volleyball 4:Junior Prom Court Committee Chairman 3: Yearbook 4: Athletic Association: Geologist FRED CASTER Fred For we may search before we find, a heart so manly and so kind. Ilresitlcnt of Class 2,3,4: Football 1,2,3: Baseball 1,2,3: Basketball 1,2,3Z hey Club 1,2,3,4: Chorus 3: Boys' Chorus 2,3,4: Choir 3: Work DAVID CI-IAINYK Speed No one knows what he can do till he tries. Football 2,3,4: Outdoor Club 2,3: Bowling 2,3: Volleyball 4: College GE R.-XLD CHAMPION Champ Men of few words are the best of men. Football 33 Track 1,2,4g OutdoorClub 1: Drum and Bugle Corp SHIRLEY MAE CON.-XHAN Big Shirl 'HA still, small voice, Girls' Athletic Association 2: Corres ond' S 34 s 1:ConServ:1ti0niSt . p ing ec. , 3 Scepter Service 2,31 President 4: Secretary of Homeroom 1 2' Yearbook 4' N0WSlJ'lllCI'1l' I -X Announcer 4 Citizen of the Week 3 Student Council Represent itivc 2 Boulinp Club 3 J V Cheerleader 2 Varsity Cheerleaclcr 3 College ELAINE MILDRED COOPER Nicky Not 21 fair weather friend but in 'ill wefithcr flie Girls' Athletic Association 3 4 Yearbook 3 4 English Tefichcr EILEEN CROUNSE Crouns1e ay as sweet as you are ' Intramurals 2 3 Yearbook 4 Bowling 4 Nurse CRAIG DARLING Craig No hurry no wor y KENNETH DEAN Kenny I Still water runs d ep Senior Band 3 Track 3 4 Chess Club 4 LLOYDDEEN HELEN DeBRACCIO Butch morrow do thy worst, for I have lived today ' Yearbook 1 2 Waves llf lx - Y Q.. ' Ss. U 1 v 1 1 7-4 u . z ' : ' 1 : ' ' : . . : ' 1 - : , . , H - H ' - g ' , z . - 4 f l. ' . ' . ' , g ' . , g ' ' . V , ' 11 vg --st .' 'B- , V . . I. , r . , uv u I e ll C y C ll ll , H v To . v , I 5 f 0 -15. ,- I 'U' I'31F'f'- V I , -V. Q . ,,l-v I K V Y, H ,.,, ,.,-. N- . -.tene ,, ,. ., . UN A '- ' M -u A 6 I-IAROLD DEDERICK Hal I was horn to other things. Work BRUCE LESLIE DENNISON Bruce 'KX quiet, unassuming scholar. Outdoor Club: College .-Xl,l.lZN ii DXX ARD DOTY Al Nothing great was ever uchievecl without enthusiasm, Freslminn Baiskctlmll 1: .J,i', Bnsehall 15 Varsity Football 3,41 Band 1,2,3 Truck 3: College 3-ev, ' CAROL .NNN DLLBOIS Carol 'KX merry heart makes il cheerful countenance. Giiilrlt-1'l:111cl Journal: SCCl'Clil1'y ,XRTl'ILI. THOMAS E.XSTlNl,XN Art Full of fun and mischief too, doing things he shou1dn't do. LINDA ICGNOR Linda H CIIARLENE SUE EIGER Sue The best things are nearest. Q-Q7 nf 'lezichcr Ilonm- Society 1.2: liowling 2,3,-iz Journalism l,2,3: Outdoor Club 2: Volley- h:1ll1l,Algt'ollege 1 Silence never betrays you, 4 Ewa: . S STEVEN EDWIN FERGUSEN Ferg Tall and dar Class President 1: Cl 2,3,4: Varsity Basketball 3,4: J.V. Basketball 1: Football 1: Basketball lg Baseball 1: College k and slim is he, honest and friendly he'll always bc. ass Treasurer 2: Varsity Track 1: Varsity Football JAMES FLANDERS JR. Jim Nothing is impossible to diligence and skill, JUDITH LEE FOWLER Judy Nothing is achieved without enthusiasm. Library 1: Dru matics 2: Treasurer 2: Chorus 2,3: Yearbook 3,4, Erlitorkl: College RONALD JOHN FRETTO Ronnie We grant although he has much wit, he's not very shy in using it. Yearbook 1,2: Guilderland Journal 1,2: Bowling 3,4: Golf 3: Soccer 1: Civil Engineer WAYNE FROST FrOstee For a light heart lives long. Band 1,2,3,4: Dance Band 2,3,4: College, MARILYN DIANE GALEO Marilyn She's tall, happy, full of fun, if in need of a friend she is the one. Red Cross 1: Homeroom Treasurer 1: Private Secretary ELLEN GALLUB E1lie Better to be small and shine, than great and cast a shadow. Honor Society 1,25 Chorus 2,3g Intramurals 2,3,4: Yearbook 23GUild9l'1aUd Journal 4: College - ,-am 4 .nw lah- ' if 'f f , 1 'QX 3' x .ir ' , X ,jaw -- 1 5 X Y- V4 ...--nat. . - . ' it 1 ' 4 - i i x t ,tw ,V Q for .4-4 NANCY JEAN GATES NanC There is no wisdom like frankness. Chorus 1: Intramurals 1,21 Yearbook 4: Work PI'0gI'3IT1 4: Medical SECTCMTY JUDITH ANN GEORGE Jude Cheerfulness is a friend to grace. Senior High Mixed Chorus 2,31 Choir 3: Bowling 4: Yearbook 3,4q Intramurals 2: Junior Prom Committee 3: College Club 4: Teacher CAHOLE LUE GILBERT Carole 'HX Winsome sunny nature, a trusty friend. Junior Honor Society l: Girls' Chorus 2: Mixed Chorus 3: Student Council 3: Yearbook 2,3,4: Airline Stewnrdess ARLICNIC JOYCE GILLESPIE Ar Little in stature, hut who can match her. Bowling 3,41 Yearbook 4: Girls' Chorus 3: G.A,.-X. 3,4:Lntramurals 2,3,4, .Xirlinc Stcwnrdess IHICVICRLA' BARBARA GILLIS Bev Vivid, sparkling und guy, with ready smile and a winning way. Varsity Chcorlondingr 41 Bowling 2,81 Girls' Chorus lg Mixed Chorus 2,3, Girls' ,Xthlotic .Xssoc-iaition 3,41 Business School B.XRI3ARfX JE.-NN GOLDEN Goldie lla-r ways :ire wnys of plezisantness and all her paths are peace. Girls' Chorus 2: lvlixocl Chorus 1,33 Yearbook 2,43 Guilderland Journal 45 Bowling 35 Heservfitionist ANITA THERESA GREISLER Nita Snappy, guy, full of fun, she has a smile for everyone. Vinccntizin lg Senior National Honor Society 3,45 Senior High Mixed Chorus 2,3,4: Girls' Chorus 25 Girls' Athletic Association 3,45 Guilderland Journal 4: Circulation Manager 4: Manlius Math Contest 3: Junior College RICHARD DONALD GRESENS Dick A light foot and light heart ltake to the open road, Honor Society 1,2,3,4g Bowling 2,3,4: Guilderland Journal I,2,3,4g Outdoor Club 25 Volleyball 4: College LEONARD LIONEL GUENETTE Len A gracious, simple, happy lad. Band 1,2,3,4: Bowling 2,45 Boys' Chorus 1,23 College RIC HARD HAIGHT Dick To worry little, study less is his idea of happiness. Audio Visual: Draftsman GRACE CHARLOTTE HERBST Gracie A friendly spirit is a gift of God. Guilderland Journal 15 Yearbook 13 Library 3,45 Dramatics 23 Girls' Athletic Association 3: College RICHARD ALAN HEWITT Dick He may look shy, but the glances that flashes from his eyes. Basketball 3,45 Baseball 45 Audio Visual 1,2,3,4g School Announcer 4: Guilderland Journal 1: College HILTON HOLTHAUER l-Illt To worry, to study less is his idea of happiness. Track 2,3,4g Bowling 3: Athletic Association 2,3,4g Retailing 1,23 Air Force BARBARA HRACHIAN Barb Cheerfu1ness is the secret of popularity. Junior Honor Society 1: Student Council 1,2,3,4 - Vice-President: Senior Honor Society 4: choir 3,45 Guilderland Journal 3,4: Junior Prom court as Art Club 2: Scepfer Service Club 2,a,4, Nursing ax, of V15 i for . . x,., ky SA if 'Q xx-B' ,KK it 1 .5 - f . -- kr'S af -.-i,s:f--g r 2 -, 1-f. sa :Era rigs, MARILYN HUDSON Here's a girl who's liked by all, she's cute but not too tall. Yearbook 2,3 41 Dramatics Club 1,3,4: Girls' Chorus 1,2,3g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Bowling 2,8,4: Girls' Athletic Association 3,41 Art Club 15 Red Cross 1, Pep C lub 4: C ollege HARRY INGLE Avery l-Ie is calm and very shy, yet there is mischief in his eye.' Guilderland Journal 4: Chorus 2,31 JOHN EDWARD JAZEBOWSKI Jazz l-le knows when to be silent, he knows when to spea . ' Baseball :Intrnmurnlsq Architect CAROLYN ANNE KIMBALL Karole Man has his will but woman has her way. Audio Visui 1: Chorus 2: Girls' Athletic Association 3: Chorus 3: Choir 3: College RAYMOND JOHN KIPP Ray ' 'Mistake we not, I spe as I fin . ' Baseball 1: Basketball lg Florist JACQUELINE KLEIN Jackie Glad do I live. Yearbook 4: Girls' Athletic Association 2,3,4g Bowling 45 Nurs: NANCY ANN KNOLL Nano Life thou art good. D1'21mHfiCS Club 1: Girls' Chorus 1,2,3g Mixed Chorus 2,33 Choir 3,4: Dance Band 2,3,4g Citizen Of The Week 3: Nine Teens 2,33 Yearbook 3,4: Business College I I 0 RICHARD KUNKER Dick' no care how m'1ny but whom you please Work DONALD Lal-IART 'Corky To dance a lot and laugh a lot IS to be merry ' Football 1 3 4 Baseball 1 Track 2 3 4 Volleybwll 3 4 Bowling 3 Outdoor Club 1 2 Key Club 4 Leadership Club 3 4 Athletic Club 3 4 Boys' Chorus 2 Home room President 1 College J N LaVEYRA Joani The only way to have a friend ls to b one ' Yearbook 2 Girls' Athletlc Assoclatlon 3 4 Secretary DONALD LEE Dlno ' where glory waits you.' Football 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g J.V. Basketball 2,31 Choir 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 Boys' Chorus 1,25 Student Council 1,2,3: Key Club 3,45 Management LINDA ANN LINCOLN Lynnle She has that certain outward poise, that ls the aim Mixed Chorus lg Girls' Chorus 1: Secretary JOAN FRANCES LINSTEAD JO To know her is to be her friend. Dramatics 2: Mixed Chorus 35 Yearbook 2,3,4: Class MIC I-IAE L LINK Mlke Better late than never. Work ,gs ,WW Q' WD' .-in-f YQ' vr 'f'7' ' Q.-2 'Z' ANNE PHYLIS LIOTTA Annie A small bundle of nice things. Football Queen 4: Yearbook 1,2,3,4 - Section Head 4: Chorus 1,2,3: Homeroom Secretary 1,2,3: Student Council 4: Business School GARY LEE LIVINGSTON Gar A jolly, true, happy fellow. Dramutics 4: J.V, Baseball 3: VarsityBaseball4: Cross Country 3,4: Guilderland Journal 3,4: Key Club 4: Leadership Club 4: Intramurals 4: Radio Announcer RONALD GUILBERT LOEBER Ron Good nature and good sense must ever join. Band 1,2,3: Choir 3: Chorus 2,31 Varsity Bowling 3: Boys' Chorus 1: College ARLENE LOEPER Arlene It matters not how long we live, but how. PAUL WILLIAM LUSTENHAUER Paul The mirror of all courtesy. Freshmen Football: Farmer HELEN MaClNTOSH Helen When there is work to be done in art, you can always be sure that she will take part. .Xrt Club 1: Yearbook 3,4: Band 1,2,3,4: Dramatics2: Girls' Athletic Association 3,-4: Chorus 3,4: Art Editor Of Yearbook 4: Advertising Design MARILYN ELIZABETH MAHON Marilyn Generally speaking she is generally speaking. iuildelrland Journal 1,2,3,4: Yearbook 1,2,3,4: Chorus 2,35 Girls' Athletic ssociation 3,4, Student Council 1: Cheering Section 4: Dramatics 2: Elementary Teacher DIANE CATHERINE MALLIA Dee A bundle of charm. Junior Prom Court 35 Glee Club 1 2 3- Theresizm Club 1 2 Booster Cl b 2 , , . , : U .31 Senior Sodality 1,2,3: Nurse ROBERT MARGOLIUS Bob I never found the companion that was so companionuhleus solitude. FRED JAMES MARKS Fritz Obliging, cheerful, industrious, and kind, He has a personality that is hard to find. Varsity Football 1,2,3,4 - Captain 4: Junior VarsityBnsebull 2: Varsity Baschall 4- - ' , Volleyball 3,4 Captain 3,4: Homeroom President 1: Citizen Of The Wcck 13 Student Council 2,3 - Treasurer 3: KeyC1ub2,3,4 - Vice-Preslcle 4: Honor Society 3,4g Athletic Association 1,2,3,4g College nt 3 - President SHARON LEE MARTIN Shari Quiet, but oh myl Chorus 1,2,3,4: Cheering Section 4: Girls' Athletic Association 25 Bowling 1,41 Secretary LOUISE ANN MATZKE Wezsll She is jolly, full of fun. She is liked by everyone. Class Secretary 1: Student Council 2: Junior Prom Court 3: Grand Marshall 3: Bowling 3,4: Guilderland Journal 4: College RICHARD MCCARTHY Dlck 'Life is a jest, and all things show lt. Ithought so once, and now I know lt, Bowling 3,4: Basketball 1: Outdoor Club 2,3,4: Retailing Business VERONICA HELEN MCDONOUGI-I Ronnie , A grand disposition. Chorus: Mixed Chorus 1: Girls' Athletic Association 3: Audio Visual 1,2,3: Bowling 3: Medical Field 'Vx 1- .go Q, .inf ,41 Q I-A 'NN Yes '31, NANCY ANN McL.-XURY Nan Just being happy is a fine thing to do. Choir 3,4: Chorus 2: Beautician BARBARA KAYE MEADE Barb XX'e've liked her from the start, her friendly smile warms every heart, H or Society: Syracuse Central High School:Choir1,2,3:Chorus 1,2,3: Philoma- on , thean Society 2,3 - Vice-President 4: College JANICE CORNELIA MEYER Jan Good humor is goodness and wisdom combined. Band 1: Senior Girls' Chorus 1: Junior Honor Society 1: Student Council 1,4: Guildcrland Journal 2,3 - Assistant Editor 4:Junior Varsity Timer 3,4: Art Club ' - ' ' 2 3 4' Choir 2,3,4: Senior Honor - President 2: bcepter Seivice 2,3,4, Chorus , , , Society -1 - President 4: College MICHAEL GEORGE MEYL Mick His limbs were cast in manly mold, for hardy sports and contest bold. lfrcshnian Football 1: Freshman Baseball 1: Freshman Basketball 1: Varsity ' ' 4- Colle e Football 2,3,4: Varsity Baseball 2,3,4: Varsity Basketball 2,3,, g JOYCE MITCHELL Joyce Patience and gentleness to power. Choir 2,3,4: Nine Sic-akin' Contest 3: Majorette 3,4: Senior Mixed Chorus 2,31 l R Teens 2: Yearbook 1,2,3: Dramatics 2: Girls' Athletic Association 3,41 Student L'onnCil 4: Sweetheart Court 3: Secretary JUDITH ANN MORAN Judi What charm dwells in a friendly look. Yearbook 2,3,4: Girls' Chorus 2: Mixed Chorus 3: Dramatics 1: Girls' Athletic Association 4: Bowling 3,41 Airline Stewarcless ARTHUR JAMES MOSHER Art l'd rather die than be without music. Football 1,2: Boys' Chorus 2,3: Choir 3,4: Dramatics 1,2: Golf 4: Bowling 3 Musical Entertainer N s-. Q, Q 44 3 - ' T A A LILLIAN ELIZABETH MURRELL Lem A dark-eyed miss whom everyone knows. J.V. Cheerleading 2' Citizen Of , The Week 3: Varsity Cheerleading 4 - Co- Captain 4: Yearbook 2,3: Underclassmen Section l-lead 2: Choir 3,4: Treasurer Chorus 3: Scepter Service 3,4: Vice-President Girls' Athletic Association 3: Treasurer 4: Corresponding Secretary: Beautician HAROLD NOAKES JR. Hal Knowledge in youth is wisdom in old age. Boys' Chorus l,2: Mixed Chorus 1,2,4: Choir 3: Outdoor Club l,2,3: Football 1: Chess Club 2,3,4: Chess Team 2,3,4: Track 3: Bowling 3: Gullderland Journal 4: Golf 4: Ministry CARYL LE E NUTTING Caryl VWiat ever is worth doing is worth doing well. Dramatics 2 - Secretary 4: Student Council 2: Girls' Chorus 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Guilderland Journal 2,3 - Editor 4: Yearbook 4: Senior Honor Society 4: College JAMES WILLIAM O'DONNELL Jim Every man is a volume if you know how to read hlm. Boys' Chorus l,2: Work ROBERT EDWARD OLIVER Butch 'No woman shall come within a mile of my court. Band 1,2,3,4: Horticulturist MARYANN PAC HUCKI Gi tiger She is sadly shy until you get to know her. Mixed Chorus 2,3: Girls' Athletic Association 3,45 Dramatics 2,33 Gullderland Journal 4: Secretary KATHRYN SHARON PRATT Sherry There's no wisdom like frankness. Mixed Chorus 2,3: Choir 3,4: Bowling 2: Yearbook 2,:s,4: Business College ,,.,, , fe 'ff +41 u.-vi' - 1- 2155 if ,. w' , 'iz X 'N Nw Q 2414555 '--err'-'iv If 3 f I 2 :ha 5, , 1252 i 1 J 'N f' 1 l A I ,4 5' ' I f SQ --ny, Q . 'P lr. K- .-.. A Wu. , 4 , v. .Nil :Lmjii H if Q- .: 'x-,A XA --1 L . Y 9--J .2 L' 47.2 nu. -L., I J-1 , :I M.. ,X '- .xx ST H, gt.-V., 1 1- 'LQ :1 TIMOTHY MARTIN PROUT Timmy Studies are the least of my problems. Track 2: Outdoor Club 1,22 College HUGH ADRIAN PRYTHERCI-I Hap Most of the time he is very quiet, the rest of the time, who knows? Guilderland Journal I,2,3,4 - Sports Editor 4: Track 2,3,4g Senior Honor Society 45 Varsity Basketball Manager 2,3: Junior Honor Society lg Engineering DIANNE MARIE PURTELL Di I-lecommendable and dependable. Scepter Service 2,3,4q Girls' Athletic Association 2,3,-1: Bowling2,3,4: Yearbook 3: Student Council - Corresponding Secretary 4: Secretary RICHARD ROBERT RALSTON Dick Nothing succeeds like success. Football 1,2,3,4: Athletic Association 1,2,3,4: Guilderland Journal 3: College DIANE BEVERLY RARICK Dee Silence is my hobby. Bethlehem Central: Intramurals 2,31 Guide 3: Red Cross Representative 1: Secretary ELDEVA REED Eldeva l-Ier voice was ever gentle, soft, and low, Mixed Chorus 3: Bowling 3,43 Nurse ROBERT RELYEA JR, Ru'pe Do the thing nearest to you, and do it well. Varsity Football 2g Che Cl - ' 35 College ss ub 2, Boys Chorus 2,3,4: Mixed Chorus 2,3: Choir PAMELA RICNE I-I RHODES Hpnm., Come give us II taste of your quality. School Play Z: Nlne Teens 2: lfollles 2,3: Yenrbook 2,45 Girls' Athletic Associa- tion 2,3,4: Mixed Chorus 2,3: Choir 3,4: College Club 4: College DENNIS DAVID RICHARD Humble Money ls my business. School Play 2,3: Footbnll 2,3,4: Clnss Tronsurerfig Volleyball 4: Boys' Chorus 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Athletic Assoclntlon 3,4: College JICFFISRY ROBERTS Jeff I hnve no words, my voice is my Ford, Clnss President 1: Tencher ANNE LOUISE ROWLEY Anne A good chnrncter is better than riches. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3: Choir 3,4: Yearbook 2: Dramutlcs 1: College CATHRINE RUDESHEIM Catht A qulet person ls often audible. Girls' Athletic Association 2: Yearbook 1: Gullderlnnd Journal 1: Girls' Chorus 2: Mixed Chorus 3: Airline Stewardess SANDRA JEAN RUDINSKI Sandi A jolly girl and always ready for fun. Secretary WILLIAM RUTLEDGE - Bill Lessons are the least of his worries. Football 1,4: Outdoor C lub 1: Conservatlonlst 5 A ENN wwe p Q.-an s A t ,ng-.., I iv, . efs P' . MARTHA BARBARA RYAN Mardi She is too agreeable to make an enemy. Guilderland Journal 23 Senior Honor Society 4: College MARTIN JOSEPH RYAN Marty A man is not measured by his inches. Outdoor Club 3: Navy DELORES IRENE SALVINSKI Delor She leaves a path of friendship in her wake. Mixed Chorus 2,3: Girls' Athletic Association 4: Yearbook 4: Commercial Artist BARBARA ANN SANDMEYER Bo True friends are like diamonds, precious but rare. l.B.lXl, Operator DAVID EARL SEABAST Dave None but himself can be his equal. lfrcshman Football 1: J.V. Basketball 13 Varsity Basketball 2,3,4: Homeroom President 1,23 Leadership Club 2,3,4g Cross Country 3,43 Track 4, Army JOHN HERBERT SCHINNERER Adrian An athlete, gentleman, and Greek god. Junior Honor Society 1: Class Treasurer 1: Junior Varsity Basketball 1,2: J.V. Baseball 1,25 Varsity Basketball 3 - Captain 4: Varsity Baseball 3,43 Junior Prom Court 33 Athletic Association 3,41 College ANDREW JOHN SHAVE Andy He should be very glad, for dimples are something we all wish we had. Army ig is hr l:r DONNA l.l'll'I SllOl'l.ICK Simple s. Shu walks in henutyl' . ' Gullflcrlnnrl Journul 4: Business College GI-ZORGIA ANN SIIJMAN Jo TUl1Cfllll0flJIllglllL'l'JIl1llXVll, is life. Vinccntlnn 1,2,3: Interior l7cc'or:ltm' SANUIKA l,l'll'I SIKOHA S:ln1ly Bctweun lnughing nnfl tnlklng, my day ls full, Junior llonor Society 1: NlncTeens2:Ch0rus2,1l,4: Choir 2,155 llomeroom Sourc- tnry 1,2: Secretary Of Cluss 8: Yearbook 2: Nur:-me I-IDW,-Xllll liOGl'Ill SILL lirlSCl lf :lt first you clon't succeed, try, try ngninl' Homcroom President 1: Boys' Chorus 2: College IQDWAHD CllAlll.liS SlXllTll lid Join thc Nnvy and see the world. Outdoor Cluh 1: Navy JOYCE AUDR.-X SIXIOLENS J0ycie None knew thee but to love thee. None named thee but to praise thce.' A -. QW 'lf F! In J.V. Cheerleading 2: VllI'SltyCllCCl'l0llllll1g 3,4 - Cnptntn -lg Student Council l,Z3: L Senior llonor Society IJ,-t: Mixed Chorus 2,3: Choir 2,ll: Sceptcr Servlvv 251,-4: 5 is Treasurer 3,-1: ILA. Announcer 4: Speaking Contest 14: A,l .S. I-'orclgn Student 4: ' College RICIIARD EDWIN SP.-XWN Dick I-Ie is the lucklcst ln classes, hc never works, but always passes. Freshman Football 1: Outdoor Cluh 2: Work 44 - 5 ff..L.,1 I .N Y Ny at .i- fing-A . . or 01 HM, -4- ,,...-fv un Fai ,- if' T T ' f 5. X. , sw: S' LINDA SPECK Lin Personality is the secret of success. College CAROLYN STOTT Carol Speech is silver: silence is golden. Mixed Chorus 1,2: Band 1: Yearbook 2: Girls' Athletic Association 4: Nursing College PATRICIA ANN TIFFANY P.T. My kingdom is my powder-puff. Homeroom President 1: Mixed Chorus 1,2: Girls' Chorus 1: Sweetheart Court 1: Guilderland Journal 2: Dramatics 2: Junior Prom Court 3: Work SHELDON DREW TOOMER She1dy For solitude sometimes is best society. Bowling 3.4: Track 2,3 - Captain 4: Cross Country Co-Captain 3,4: Outdoor Club 2: College MICHAEL JOSEPH VALVO Mike A home among the books. Junior Honor Society 1: Chess Club 2,3,4: Senior Honor Society 4: Golf 3: Football 1: Track 4: .Audio Visual 3: College ARTHUR JOHN VanPRAAG Art Strongest minds are often those of whom the noisy world hears least. Football Manager 1: Outdoor Club 1: Work JUDITH ANN VanZANDT Grumpy Gus The friends she has gained are many. Mixed Chorus 3,41 Girls' Chorus 4: Girls' Athletic Association 2,3,4i Softball Captain 3: Basketball Manager- 3: Singer FREDERICK LOUIS WAGNI-IR Red Men of few words arc the hest of men. Make a Million Dollars BARBARA LOUISE WAIS Barb Not fallurc, but hlgh aim he thine, Junior Honor Society 1: Homeroom President 1: Citlzcn Of The Week Committee 2,3,-1: Scepter Service 2,3,4: Senlor Honor Society 3,4 - Vlcc-President 4: Yearbook 2: Gullderland Journal 3,4 - Business Manager 3,45 Speaking Contest 2: College NANCY ELLEN WILKINS Nance Happiness comes from work, not play. Student Council 1: Junior Honor Society 1: Senior Honor Society 2.IJ,4: Senior Band 3: Mnnlius Math Contest 1,3: Teacher ROBERT GEORGE WISE Bob I If silence is golden, he is rich. Retailing 1,2: State Trooper CHESTER WISNIEWSKI Foster A friend to everyone. Freshman Baseball 1: J.V. Baseball 1,2: Varsity Baseball 3,4: Varsity I-'oothnll 3,45 Varsity Basketball 3,4: Audio Visual 1,2: outdoor Club 1: Leadership Cluh 3,4: College RICHARD PETER ZOUNES Greek Full of fun and fancy free, nothing ever bothers me. Freshman Football 1: Varsity Football 2,3,4: Freshman Baseball 1: Varsity Baseball 2,3,4: J.V. Basketball 1,23 Varsity Basketball 3.4: Bachelor Photos are not available: CHRISTOPHER BRADFORD, DAVID OGSBURY, ROBERT RIDDLEMOSER, CAROL SMI ' 1 ifieffl-A .J ' - lg: 'ILL Inq. 1: A Z 1 'HZ ,, 'f' 5 F' 1 1 X rv , 'Q r 55 1 av'- E' YI I Niccst Smilc Most Popular Most Likely to Succeed Jim Cnnclers and Joyce Smolens Barkley Butler and Nancy Wilking Tfflfllllffl llrnvhinn :mil Frm! Castci' . N x l X Saw? ,Fflml NN.Xx. i X..X.. .. .mx vi... Most Athletic Michael Mey 1 and Judy Van Zandt 2 ' I-A I I kiewpf ,Q 3 in ua -M-4 545- ll 5 e ig , , v 1 , l 3 A . i , A ff' I i 5 Most Shy Best Dressed Hugh Prwherch 3-nd Eldera Reed Gloria Cnpallo and Dennis Bore? Poll Best Looking Most Humorous John Schinnerer and Louise Matzke Dick Grvsons m1dS:mrii Rurlinski if E, u-4 S5-on 2 is ,gi L ,, V. in Lp..- 'Q gf A., Ill. v inf 15-S, ,.a. x .:-J' v 149 55- xm . Y, - 1 in ur . ' if x , Z '53 X gl 5 577 'ig , Q - 5 ' 'L . if K' -I F. 1 Ji. QQ s 1. . s. I wg Q wi 51 U r 1 ! I a ' 5 f. JL ,I I e V,- .K 1- ., W 4 . 'g fs Cal-1 Sand Robert Clark president Vice President ,Q -. . cf' Y of 'f Iii ,ffl Beverly Crounse Paul Fulenwider Secretary Treasurer FIRST ROW: Top to Bottom: Betty Jean Bassler, Joan Bulman, Barbara Cook. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Acker, William Beaton, Winston Burt, Susan Croote, Marjorie Dederick. THIRD ROW: Bruce Andres, David Becker, David Bush, Wayne Crounse, Michael Derry. FOURTH ROW: Marilyn Armstrong, Irene Becker, Judith Calvelli, Leslie-Ann Crouse, Donna Dickerson. FIFTH ROW: Maureen Bachnnd, Raymond Berrian, Barbara Carpenter, Virginia Cuomo, Tyrone Dietz. SLYTH ROW: Lawrence Q' T f H 1 :.. A 4 w 1. N 5' 5, V A ' f . ,. sn ..-r' V fl-Q .. AQ .9 , X Class 0-f1961 Bandolin, J. Leonard Blesser, Janet Carr, James Dart, Dennis Doherty. SEVENTH ROW: Edward Barbagelott, William Branick, Graham Carter, Elizabeth Davis, Marion Dudley, EIGHTH ROW: Barbara Barker, Carolyn Brower, Arlene Champion, Judith Davis, Ella Mae Ebert. NINTH ROW: Janice Barrell, Kathryn Bruhn, Marie Clum, Eleanor Dayter, Kathleen Ertel. TENTH ROW: Sandra Brunk, Ronald Coler, Roseann Decker. I i X x f J L Q i . xg' X . jg: ' Q. Y- ' EJ' ' I. fi if fi 1 ft' I f. -, X .. : V x - 1' L. .71 - I A Q' i ia' by :fl 2 , B QV I 2.4 G f 9 ,. r A A O ' 0' A' 4 f , 3, v 1 ' gg4X7?PJ fnf , ix , , ffl, X ., L 5 VS- t f ,. ,I ,. . ,. M '.5q+5'gf of gf at 4' to -s- x gil. Y. 1. 1 fl! FIRST ROW: .Top to Bottomg Robert Fair, Ronald Frey, Ellen Graham, Robert Heitzman. SECOND ROW: Craig Farnsworth, Dennis Friebel, Richard Griessel, Susan Hotaling, Barbara Johnston. THIRD ROW: Julia Farrlgan, Sharon Friebel, Carol Guilbault, Paul Hutchinson, Nancy Johnston. FOURTH ROW: Donald Fonda, Florence Gemlick, Henry Hedden, Peter Jenner, Marlka Karmo. FIFTH ROW: Marjorie Frederick, Richard Gould, Elizabeth Heltzman, William Johnson. Q A 'I gr t H S f , , K , QL Vik lg g., FIRST ROW: Top to Bottom: Sandra Kokosa, Albert Lasher' Alan Lockwood, Keith Merrifield. SECOND ROW: Eric King, Ronald Koslik, Sharon LaVeyra, Paul Lyngard Linda Meyl. THIRD ROW! r'-' f f- Janet King, Roberta Kulczyk, Virginia Lehman, Jack Magnan 'Q Mary Ann Moller. FOURTH ROW: Ronald.Koscis, Sandra Kunker, . V S7 X Charlotte Leizer Cornelia Masa Sharon Moran. FIFTH ROW: . 4 Nasa, 1 f g . , , I s Margaret Langenwalter, Charles Lockrow, Leslie McCallum, Eileen 1 4, ff i I . 1 if . --1 Q .e ,9 ..,.,. '1 ' U. NW, X2- XX we X.. .S K: ..m,X. ,,., S vs' 4 - fa ,ga 1 A Q N S. ,m. , , h. .. . ' T it 5 . tsihisii -S .,, 1 , f, 'Z' lg f , ' 'I FIRST ROW: Top to Bottom: Kathryn Nome, Elaine Preslick, Judith Ruhl, SECOND ROW: Pieringer, Sharon Prust, Irene Salvinskt, Christine THIRD ROW: Robert Oravsky, Carol Pllatzke, William Qlmy, Sands, Patricia Sebast. FOURTH ROW: Charlene Peters, Pinchook, Mark Rapant, Donna Schlerbaum, James Shute. FIFTH- ROW: S a n d r a Peterson, Michele Pollard, T he Ima Rapp, Alam Schoonbeck. l e' I 1 I N FIRST ROVK: Top to Bottom- Susan Spring Charles Tubbs Donna Vincent, Donald Williams, SECOND ROW:Brenda Silverlieb, Arlene lf Sroka, Gordon Va.nAlystyne, Neil Walbillig, Patricia Winne. THIRD 1 if ROW' Daisy Smith Kenneth Stutz Mar aret Va.nDuesen S lvia A A' ' Ns' - 5, 6 . 9 Q, a 3 'is N 2 gg Q Qs V . 6 1 Q I v Y I l 1 I- Q- - - . . g , y 'IQ I N I Weber, Elwood Wolfe. FOURTH ROW: Joyce Smith, Marjorie Suits, f Q . 5' Ronna Vanwormer, John Welsh, Donald Wright. FIFTH ROW: 'A ' ,V Margaret Smith, Daniel Thomas, Raymond Verch, Donna Westphal, 1, Q twat , J ! kt X ' X 'Q W James Zoland David Warner David Fulenwicler President Vice President . f i far Qsjlmdll - 'x1 ly,fl.y, Mary Lou Blizzard Daniel Flanders Secretary Treasurer FIRST ROW: Top toBottomg Betsy Barney, Ronald Bfirtell, Stephan Burt. SECOND ROW: Lawrence Adams, Leo Bartell, Thomas Boy1e,RobertBush,DoloresCox. THIRD ROW: Wright Aldridge, KatherlneBastianl, Lydia Briggs, Bryce Butler, Sandra Creamer. FOURTH ROW: Roger Allan, Thomas Batters, Mary Jane Brothers, Raymond Cahn, Bernard Crone Jr. FIFTH ROW: William Andres, Patricia Belmonte, Barbara Brown, Barbara Camldlne, Janet Crouse. SIXTH ROW: Emile Arias, Loralee Class 0 1962 Bernard, James Brown, Sandra Carlson, Roberta Crouse. SEVENTH ROW: Charles Asprlon, Candace Bigsbee, David Bruce, PollyannC:itlno, Alan Curtis. EIGHTH ROW: Carol Banker, Gladys Bloomingdale, Michael Brutchak, Steve Chalmers, Linda Dascher. NINTH ROXX: Steven Barbour, Nancy Boff, Thomas Bulmnn III, Dorotliv Cornell, Edward Davis. TENTN ROW: James Burk, Vincent Bono, Patricia Cowett. za er I , I 1- , 41 t 4 liffvlwf 164 ' V .. , k ,,.W V i . D 1. ' f' 3 al T ii ig, 4+ '- mf Fi O, B Q f 1 4 ', Iifyg zij r ,ln 3 ' 6 .I or ff -1355 Ali . ...L ,V ,v-: q X P ,l Q' H 4 'wr X Q S N I V . .YE ,gf .,QQ :,-573, 1, 1.2 A I : .q.:. . 2 . - F ,T ' FIRST ROW: Ton to e - '-1 ,Q e 'ri A,:. Eno. SECOND Row: Ken Davis, T ' Q ' Fliegel, Carol Frakes. THIRD ROW: -f 1 :P Q ' 71 ' Alice Elliot, Marie Foland, Ixrrfrtne mfg K Q . '- - Q DeLuke, Wayne Duprey, Joseph Elliott Jr., ' Q I ,H ' ' i - Gangal. FIFTH ROW: Alma Eggleston, Patil Edipfe, , ' . ,' ,, w fi .Q , 5. 1 -. is ' , I .' . Q.. ei '- og Q I ..,..Q '-.i 5 Sli: f 3 .U l- lf V 1 f -,-- ,, :sw X , - ,Q - , 5 if 4 ' 4' I Q ,..- I 2' I H if S : if FIRST ROW: Top to Bottom: Robert Gifford, Josephine Greene, Judith Hewitt. SECOND ROW: David Gardner, Robert Gilson, Thomas Hallenback, Charles Hilson, Yvonne Jazenboski. THIRD ROW: Barbara Geiger, Martin Goggin, Lynne Halstead, Kenneth Hirsch, Lorraine Jones. FOURTH ROW: Patricia Gero, Diane Gould, Ellen Heimllch, Michael Hoover, Ellen Kaasa. FIFTH ROW: Gerald Graves, Kenneth Henk, Leslie Jarrett. . ' -.xr -'. Q - 4. .:.a.:: .1':::5ravgI tes ' r Vg. J QQ Us Q ii: tj IQAV 0. 51? if! lf ' 1 V Q I Q I I ef I-P 3 A V FIRST ROW: Top to Bottom: Robert Milne, Elwood Murrell, Bonnie 5 Phipps. SECOND ROW: Donald McCumber, David Moore, Travls Newton, Victor Plckard, James Poteat Jr. THIRD ROW: Eileen FIRST ROW: Top to Bottom: Linda Klefbeck, Susan Langenwalter, Sandra Lindahl. SECOND ROW: Barbara Kaplan, Frederick Kokosa, Sherrill Lawson, Robert Linstead, Merrily Martin. THIRD ROW: Roger Keenholts, Dolores Kramer, Robert Lee, Lynn Lomio, Mary Colleen Mayr, FOURTH ROW: Susan King, Edwlna Krausse, John Leibert, Joyce Lucarelll, Joan McCarthy. FIFTH ROW: Marilyn Labanowlcz, Beverly Lleclkle, Rose Mary Marianl. McDonough, Ruth Morgan, William Oliver, Richard Plkul, John V . ' Powers. FOURTH ROW: Robert McGann,J acquellne Morler, Gordon I Osborne, Joan Pitcher, Kathleen Qulnllvan. FIFTH ROW: ThB0d01'9 Mosall, Grayce Pappas, Lee Ann Pollard. B .. .f f J I ' ' k X ' ,.72tf13: I, I I f f A f-jwigaig-:.'..' l s w f ' s XL. T L, l . 1 - , .. 1 K A Sl' ' l fix-X I I ,Q 34- +R 27 al 'Q , r ff ' X : 5 4,5 ag L' ' K Mft: I 1.9: I 6 7. I ff -.1 1, . ,, - v we -offs , . 1 QA-, iff? FIRST now: S. : , . .Q .,.. X : nemczyk S jginj- S f ,- 3 Ralston, Ronald A 3 -get mfg 'A Smith. FOURTH Larry 'H' Rullson, Gary Schramm, Jane Smith. Reimer, Kathleen Sagaltis, Marilyn Shave. 2? Q ,Fest fy X SQ' ,4??L3a ' , 'J' - . ni -v- W. Q, cg., , , . N. FIRST ROW: Top to Bottom: Marjorie Stahl, Janet Valletta, Allen Wais, SECOND ROW: Robert Smith, Richard Stevens, Philip Valvo, Russell Washburn, Kenneth Ziegler. THIRD ROW: Susan Smith, Robert Stoddard, John VnnDenburgh, Sharon Whinnery, Gerard Zlehm. FOURTH ROW: Karen Smithies, Merton Suits, William VanHuesen, Thomas Whinnery, Melody Zollner. FIFTH ROW: Edna Torre, William Vnnllraag, Gary Whittaker. V 1 .1' 13-4 3 ff? we v 1 . .. if Marcia Wheeler Bonnie White President Vice President :Um I i. Andrea Tymghyn Leonard Moore Secretary Treasurer FIRST ROW: Top to Bottom: William Buuersfeld, Linda Brovm, Donald Dean. SECOND ROW: Thea Ammon, Mary Beardsley, Linda Brunk, Grace Decker, Steven Etter, THIRD ROW: Terrance Andres, Douglas Bell, Douglas Canclers, Robert Decker, William Farrlgun. FOURTH ROW: John Antalek, James Belrose, Ellen Cassels, Gerald Del Zotto. FIFTH ROW: Joan Armstrong, Helen Bernard, Lois Champagne, Kermeth Deyo, Barbara Foote. lass 0f1963 SIXTH ROW: Robert Arnold, Martha Bess, Marsha Chesebro, Kathleen Dooley, Christian Ford. SEVENTH ROW: Dale Barbour, John Beyer, Anna MaeClaus, Robert Drost. EIGHTH HOW: Harold Bastiani, Edward Binkowski, John Cooper, John Edson, Janice Fowler. NIXTH ROXK: Robert Batter, Richard Broom, Richard Cross, Drew Emary, Anthony Frank. TENTH ROXX: Jo Ann Broun, Wayne Davis, Joseph Eskew. 5 4 , , : l fr, J n ' A of I 1 -H , . 1 5 ' 1 ,LE . ' 9 1 , , - to , W T LL gli , Qgilfaz' USL 5 A I'-, K ? 1-.L wolf, .n 4, .fl 6- in : I f' X I AN T J ta . rm i C h ,V Q to 'J-X' ,Z Q , 4. ft' . A E H J ilt s J J 1 F l . ll A! 4 I JA x V, , .. I H V. i' s its I A ., t - . V, gg., . :. 2:25 .i:..4... 1'u., '- an wg 1' , if I . K Qt we -we . Q 1 S Fmsr Haight. James Walter Godlewskt, FOURTH ROW: John Hart, Elizabeth Hotalhlgs Guilbault, James Hslgle. 1 X 1 , ew .. .F , Q 1 xe, Q XY 5' nf ' ' ' f ti b YQ' Q , H, H .. ,v ' 0. 6 4 F' C f N 1 I Q I I I' K ww'-1:f.2?':Q 47 M ff 5 ' fum-,,t Wqigllli -W. 5 i O FIRST ROW: Top to Bottom: Marilyn Jacobson, Carol King, Walter Ki-oss. SECOND ROW: Christine Hoover, StephenJazenboski, Curtis King, Karin Krueger, Loraine Leonard. THIRD ROW: David Husted, James Johnston, Jeffrey King, Darlene LaMont, Barbara Link , FOURTH ROW: Lucinda Jacobs, Eugene Jordan, Laura Knapp, Dorinda J. Lawhencl, Marilyn Lockmuller. FIFTH ROW: Alice Keller, Betty Krausse, Ronald Lehman. Y 6 8 i fp' ' - v'hf' . . v A ' ,X 4 , X 1 ? J XX I V os, is 5, K' -2' ,. . at x 1 , I :gags ' , P 4 S 1' 1? n'. 4 5 ' , f' V , '41 Q at tihi,fff i.I'if-I 7 I f I , A ,'3. 5 . FIRST ROW: Top to Bottom: Thomas Pollard, Michael Recd, Charles Ryan. SECOND ROW: Christine Peters, Deannlne Polster, John Relnemann, Ellen Sanders, Carolyn Schell. THIRD ROW: Linda Phillips, Russell Pullen, Patricia Robitallle, Florence Satallno, Bea Ann Schempp. FOURTH ROW: John Pope, Thomas Rapant, Francis Russell, John Savln, Michael Scott. FIFTH ROW: Gary Reed, Terry Rutledge, Cheryl Schamberger. .K FIRST ROW: Top to Bottom George Maclntyre Thomas Mericle Barbara Nelson. SECOND ROW John Lockwood Thomas Mayer Llnsley Moore, Edward Norton John Osterhout THIRD ROXK Paula Lutzln, Mary McGann Nancy Moran ttlllxs Oakes James Patnode. FOURTH ROW Marilyn Maclntosh Judith McKenney John Natalie, Thomas Oliver Sharon Ann Pergl FIFTH ROR Linda McNlven, Dean Noakes Kenneth Oravsky K , ...zz ' ll 1: w J' .Q if I9 f I lg 411 . l fl A C . 70 is is .- V832 'vv' .A Qi-rss. X 'gl ' SPH.: l- , ai -ls: Q FIRST ROW: Top to Bottom: Thomas Strevel. SECOND ROW: Nantty - e P , Solodow, Keith Stutz, Lillian Taber g .i T 0 3- w- T 1 x J h S i, Kent Spring, Sandra 9? 3 X l 'Ye ' D11-rfnhgfn shopuck, Edward Smith, 'i kg: T ' ' , Charles Tanner. FIFTH ROW: Karen Smith Robert Stdiy N -- Szullnski. MUN, Nfl, iz., .l ,Q Q .qv k Qllf 1 1, 1 e if P .af xg, Y' sf' J 5. X V ESSNX ,D B- S x . .x Q... QE!! . A 1. X- ' - , ' 1 F K I DMX- ' 4 ,- ...- Q J-: ' -R 4 R t 9 X ' lv Y FIRST ROW: Top to Bottom: Theresa Timmers, Russell VanWie, Claim Wnlts. SECOND ROW: Joseph Tedesco, Edward Toomer, Vlillilmw Vanwie, Rhonda Weeks, Lorraine Whiting, THIRD ROW: 1 ,. Samlrn Temple, l'rill'bZll'1l Tussey, David Walsh, Corliss Wells ' Q Christine Xkilllums. FOURTH ROW: Carlyle Thayer, Eugene Unser, 'R ' 'Q Pnlrivin Walsh, Beth Westfall, Patricia Zimmerman, FIFTH ROW: Q llnyc Ann Vzmllzilten, Lewis Walton, Donna Wever. 9 e at K, ,p . I-I ' -Q. D . r. ti? --.Lira 3, . ,X g f, A : mf A Delores VanAuken Patricia Battisto President Vice President D 4 . ,vi . X, X Judith Zonitch Kathleen Chappell Secretary Treasurer FIRST ROW: Top to Bottom: Suzanne Barelski, Bernice Bortell, Kenneth Burt. SECOND ROW: Geraldine Ackert, Alan Barre, Henry Bottierl, Bradford Butler,John Coler. THIRD ROW: Pamela Allen, Carol Bates, Patricia Boyle, Alison Calkins, Betty Collins. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Antonucci, Carol Becker, Theresa Brady, Michael Canaday, Robert Conklin. FIFTH ROW: Cynthia Armstrong, Malcolm Bell, DonnaBradt,SharynCappal1o, Glen Conners. SLXITH ROW: Keith Armstrong, Doreen , ...X V ' - - 3s 'T 'M ' Class 0 1964 Belmonte, Judith Brannick, John Cebula, Nancy Cramer, SEVENTH ROW: Lynda Atchinson, Freda Below, Camile Briggs, Carol Chalmers, Milton Crans. EIGHTH RONX: Edward Ausfcld, Marguerite Bink, Nancy Brown, Gcne Clark, Susanne Creamer, NINTH ROM: Susan Baker, Andrew Bond, Linda Brust, Patricia Cochrane, Sharon Croff. TENTH ROW: Peter Bono, Kenneth Bulson, XX nyne Colfrancisco. . .. w- 'H' 'f .--1' FP, . . ,eq MX R xi ' ' -, I T W O. he we ft : to-51 4. , in li A 416' 'I ' FN, 1 we QP , - ' A L' Ox n .X X GX K 1 xl .f ', Q 1 1 R vt K ' f 1,7 5 g an 1 f V, ,Ae 4 ,. x ,, 'H X , I I Y A K 4. V, , Q! 1 1 F- H, - ,.. 'gl Ink D ' ' I A Z L, , E 5 A , -C , K' rr V I!-J 5 X, J 'S C, , fl. 21 v' 1 ll' . 'A E ' 1 X .maifft -.ff 1 -. , A -at 71, Q. 0 1 kt 52. :fegi X iff , 'I , r t ,--- vi vp.: . ..+- ,EM ' ,.,z ,,,,, , , l . - eta , A -- -- ,.. -- , , I A y- f., ,Q W. .:t, 1' 2 Aw - '92 , f I' f ' ' VL ' I 'A ' 1 Q I . - it '5 K-. 1 . - 'K al sq I ! if 1 fu imp. l -N R , 1- ' ' We '-.' 9 ' I 'l i i X .33 1' vel . x-Al if -ff W .1 4 ,Q - in X: X I 1 1 if F ' I A I R '3 M: N A Y k?f55f- 'XL'. 1 '.-' 'LV A FIRST ROW: TGP fo Bottom' mem , - , R Judith Donaldson, William Drrpliv WMM A ' R .. X f ROW: Fred Crounse, Edward 9959919351 1, f-I W if .'-. , 55' Q12 f Egnell, Susan Farrell. THIRD ROW John fl, '51 v W T L ' Vg-f David Dougall, Joel Eisenhandler, Bruce Fay ks .I N' 2 W Michael C'Agostino, Joan Dllg Carolyn Doyle , ,lg fn, Dennis Foote, FIFTH Row: cheryl Depp .rom Lmlm' 2 W 3: Dudley, Jeanette Farragut, Diane Frakes X V 4 U :2'i,2z:-1: - l . 1 If -4 :' . ' 5. -is X, .4 X 'i M ' 3 4.-,I ,rss . 'J X ' , , Xl X e, s vu 'J' , i,-ix ix Q N. K F, fl, K, J: iagfsnwz , . sfnlfrffh :,4+aWQ.ll je, ' ',...f . .553 .sfil2,fHrnlm-ilAll lx ,. - -V S- A i , .f 1 QA 2 5 x f 4:2 Q I , ' q 5 l 5 N : - ' . l -1 :' -' , . 2 3 ' .: ' . FIRST ROW: Top to Bottom: Charlene Frey, Mary Gleason, Thomas Gunther, William Heitzman, Phyllis Johnson. SECOND ROW: Richard Frost, Margaret Gonya, Cheryl Guyette, Marilyn Hoose, Antonette Jones. THIRD ROW: Michael Gallivan, Ronald Greenfield, Marcella Hall, Edward Horick Jr., David Jones. FOURTH ROW: Margaret Gangai, Carl Grimm, Victor Hauser, Nancy Hughes, Nancy Jorgenson. FIFTH ROW: Jocilin Gerhardt, Christine Gronvall, Carol Hayden, Sharon Jessmer. iff id Y ms im'- K wg 1' 5-ii ., . , J lst 'V si . r alle., ,-,pk g . , I ll I FIRST ROW: Top to Bottom: Constance Kaplan, James King, Judith Lake, Arlene Lucarelli, Ruth Martin, SECOND ROW: Roger .5 , . Karker, Carol Kleinke, Dan Lan enwalter, Karen MacDonald, V ,, . 4 E g 5 Q ich. Rosemary Masa. THIRD ROW: Leonard Keyes, William Korn, ' , Barbara Langolls, William Machinski, Roger Maslowsky, FOURTH N g - ,,, QEZQGTQQ ROW: Donna Klernan, George Kraemer, Cathy Laurine, Richard - K Malo, Maureen McCarthy. FIFTH ROW: Rosemary Kilfoyle, Charles , 7 ,Siu-1 Krueger, William Leibert, Janet Mallory, Harry McClean. ,pt . , - 1 .Q it 5 '- N 'Q . ' is Q In cgi .ff -I JI f FIRST ROW: Top to Bottom: Sheila McGann, James Miller, Janice Mooney, Sandra Nelson, Elbert Oakes. SECOND ROW: Linda McHugh, Carol Mlltner, William Mumford, Harris Nitzky, Joan O'Donnell. THIRD ROW: Dorothy McKenna, Joseph Mislan, Judith Murray, Patrick Norais, William Onlidal. FOURTH ROW: Nancy McNlcol, Andrew Mohr, Patricia Murray, Bruce Nusbaum, Sandra Pangburn. FIFTH ROW: Stephanie Meister, Barbara Monaghan, Peter Murray, Thomas Nutting. ' .av - -.-...fl .- .. -.. . . f --4-'Rfk ' Clif u f ' -1. if fl? lr' . I , n. '., 4 V i . ' '2- ,: . fl. .Mr I iii? fi t Q' , ' I p 3 r '-1 x w ' fs K l ' J n ., X. I 1 -N 5 iff? : 5 'f,s11-'KX ' 5 id. I .R ST . sag, Q we . I , P, . . FIRST Row: v. A - M ' Reich, Cynthia 5 A 5. N, 3 Q I- ' Laurel Rapant, George Reilly ,Q ' If V ,. . f I S THIRD Row: Sally Peterson, ' Q- , Francis Salvatore, Vahe Shahinian , M, ilk, . ji- Holly Rasmussen, Carol Rock Herbert ' ' ' J fv.: -, ' FIFTH ROW: Nancy Pratt, Mary Louise Reich, - ilMfO5f 5 , If ! If Terry Scrom. R 3 X 1. 7 '93 A K - I Ii:'?,Y?.i: .HIS V- fr , X- ., I :- M J A? ' . fi' ,gg if : , 3, fig' J 5 vigil :swf .. K., e ,Q ,,?:,DR, K R A W- - .5 ff CM: Siffl.-If l I : I mn.: mf- - IT.-I If y Q 'Y '1 X .Q , -. ' if A 1 9 1 ESQ. 1 4 I 4 b I, I sf B I Q - ff is l .A l-'IRST ROW: Top zu Bottom: Jean Shaver, Melinda Spaulding, John Thnckcray, Karen Vanl-looft, John Wilkins. SECOND ROW: George Sherman, John Spring, Linda Tice, William Vojnar, Carl Williams. THIRD ROW: Chnrles Siebert, Evelyn Stackiewicz, Gary Toomer, Mickey Walas, Dawn Winant. FOURTH ROW: Joseph Simone, Roger Symonds, l-larry Tymchyn, Pierson Welsh, Frank Ziehm. FlFTl-l ROW: Judith Smith, Sandra Turdiff, Marie Valvo, JolIn Westervelt, V- 1 ix J 1 lr -f ' ,-A 9 I -Q x, F :.,. , N If Ui? .4 ' I ,W ,. ki. . 'ii ...if Edward Wroblewski President Linda VanPatten Vice PI'9SidEIlf I ,Lla--. , f ruff' - i, , nu: f - -..sw .yard v - ? .' I i. L, I B cr gs Q i - ' 'I I - f J Diane Shearer Nancy Speers Secretary Treasurer FIRST ROW: Top to Bottom: Carol Ann Bandolin, Patricia Boland, Eleanor Bulson. SECOND ROW:Chrlstina Acker, Lucinda Barney, Pamela Bortel, Robert Burrell, Ronald Champion. THIRD ROW: Doris Albright, Joanne Batzinger, Gerald Bottieri, David Burt, Daniel Chestnut. FOURTH ROW: Harold Albright, Barbara Bauman, Robert Boyling, Linda Burton, Sandra Chicone. FIFTH ROW: James Angus, Katherine Beach, Thomas Boyling, Mary Ellen Bush, JK f 4 xff... I 4 : 'F . 4 fin-nik X UIUQ '4 l 4- Cl I s it a-'I :aw N 1 1. we -. lv . I 5' H ' . .: 42 5 y ' 3' 1-1 , X , 1 I A? ,, .x kuf f at I I t f' skiimif-I 1 Q in Yj! fit. A r It 'if was IHS: Class 0 1965 Dianne Cianci. SIXTH ROW: Gerald Armstrong, John Bellrose, Daniel Braco, Donna Campbell, Gordon Cohen. SEVENTH ROW: Robert Arnott, Nancy Bergman, Joseph Braco, Jean Carey, Gilbert Croff, Gail Atchinson, David Berrian, Richard Brown, Steven Curl, Jnnis Crounse. NINTH ROW: Arthur Ausfeld, Jeffrey Blesser, Edward Bruhn, Richard Chamberlin, Patricia Crounse. TENTH ROW: Judson Blesser, Eileen Bulson, Donald Champion. WA I .v :gif- v :gg - ,- . ,- ' .ffm V 'g I . j 'N V-ri' . W ' i2'f.'l7,w,l,,5 , ig, '11 - ' , ll ' . A M 1' v L . 1 r 7' 9 'fn' l Q l tr, , . ! - . ' I N- ef' .f f .T for . l ffl 'H 'l VGTTX t' 1' f7f 1 'f-ff71'1f1-' YG . 141: A , Q' ,: Q- , f ft' Lgg. I Q ' 57' Y' f ' l ff'-1-v IN - v I- .- lf krl If ,Q l wk?-at-ta 1 fi- X 1 X 1. ' 5 A Q .-fig If ' L if Y' ,J , G E? L Q . .si I Q A. if '4 F Q I E M j-if T FIRST ROW: TOP t A A I A Patricia Dudzelc Penny - . , . A .7 Currier, Joseph Dolan Ralph UU1 - ' 5 ' . ' ' THIRD Row: Mary Ann Datrl cm-isnne N ' I - G non FOURTHROW Ralph Foote. .Q It x, C ...H I., hi . I ' ' I sl , Vi , fr, , x .N , Ns.. , 4 Q sb M. J a X S X . 'Qs-.u I l FIRST ROW: Top to Bottom: Gloria Godlewski, Pamela Haines, Mary Faith Heacock, Marcia Hopkins, SECOND ROW: James Gary, George Grancly, Mary Halsclorf, Ronald Hellijus, Vincent Horan. THIRD ROW: Kathleen Gillespie, Gary Gray, Linda Hardy, Marcia Hennnhan, Lee Hughes. FOURTH ROW: John Gillis, Raymond Greene, William Hart, Mary Henstenberg, Harold Hurley. FIFTH ROW: Ann Gilman, Arthur Hahn, Ruth Hauser, Linda Hoffman, Janice Jensen, J Q' ' f L1ndaFerraloll,Joseph ag ' ' I James Draper, Karen Eastman Shirley Ferramoli, I I FIFTH ROW: Richard Debenedettl, Donald Drcmt, Dulcie B ,v FIRST ROW: T Nancy Knull, Dale Lewis, Gregory Major. SECOlNID ROW: Mildred Johnston, Angela King, Linda Kram R op to Bottom: Leland Johnston Christine Kelly ei' it A FJ , 2 FIRST ROW: Top to Bottom: Sandra Maxim, John McDermott, Lorna Moore, Richard Mosley. SECOND ROW: Gary MaSl0WSlQ'. Sharon Maybee, James Meyer, Raymond Moore, Ray Mull. THIRD ROW: Michael Mason, Kathryn Mayr, Linda Meyer.J1111e MONEY, George Murphy. FOURTH ROW: vincent Mastrianni, Gerald McCarthy, Toni Montone, Michael Mosa1l,Cheryl Muscanell. FIFTH ROW: Frederick Matlcheck, Dennis McClintock, John Mooney, Michael Moshler, Charles Nelson. er, onnie Lindemann, Janice 5 Mann. THIRD ROW: John Kaasa, Earl Dennis Kipp, Judith Lang, ' , Janis Liotta, Donna Martin. FOURTH ROW: Henno Karmo, Carl Klein, Norman LaPorte, Philip Loeper, Pamela Martin. FIFTH ROW: Dean Kelper, Laurie Knapp, Christopher Lawson, Earl Mable. I 1 Y EI ' f , K xl it l?s'r f ' jf K, I . 'flux V1 J, T a ff x rx . 1 . ., .,:' MIA' 5 lu, ' ,N i I 'I 3 S V are ' I . 5 -H xi N L Y' KF' . Y, ,sz If ttf: lsfliuigi xy: A5 ,Y ll Cl. J - I 1 J ,Alek , 'Q I . :ffl L- rr: 1:1 'eff ff FIRST ROW to Botwtm Robert Phelps -'N Norton, Raymond Rafferty THIRD ROW James Oliver, , , , I c A A J b Plummer, Dennis Purtell Thomas Ralston , 4 ' Olsen, Lynda Palmer, Christine Polstet, Ray L 1. ' ,, A Rarick. FIFTH Row: Joseph oravsky Gary Pamaver q f il .s:i,.: .,.- X, Fi' xi i, Virginia Quay. I g --,ae . : '- , ' I K N x wvai . Q . T131 xii wtf . ,-X 1 T .. i xx, A :F . . 1-ML ri Ng JE vw ' Ez , - 5' if , ,Q ,, X, gt? W- xl 7,3 a. .M X f or Tiff Y J A gi : , ri' Q 2 fm? I if l ' .H .3 - .-znmul V if - ' an .3 ' 5 ' ' .- QA-' . X ,rd , ,..1 'ie ,Q 2' f' I 1 FIRST ROW: Top to Bottom: Charles Richards, Stephen Rogers, Dean Sands, William Segui. SECOND ROW: Timothy Rarick,Jeffrey Rivenhurg, Gail Ronan, Richard Satalino, Lynn Shave. THIRD ROW: , V Mary Jane Rau, Karen Robertson, Kathleen Rosenberger, Judith -LA QQ' Shierhaum, William Sisk. FOURTH ROW: Ronald Reinemann, fr t '29 91 Darlene Robinson, Michael Rosenhoover, Carla Schou, Roseanne V' 1 3 Smart, FIFTH ROW: Janice Rexford, Carolyn Robitalle, Kenneth u jg- 'Qin' Sagenflorf, Patricia Secor, Patricia Smi. '25 - ' . 3353 an FIRST ROW: Top to Bottom: Edward Smith, Wesley Smith David Steenburg, Richard Taber, Mary Lee Tussey. SECOIND ROXX 1 Joanne Smith, Richard Snyder, Nancy St. John, Nancy Taylor ix Charles Unser. THIRD ROW: John Smith, Edwin Sochor Louise 4 X: Struwbridge, Gerda Thiele, Cynthia Unser. FOURTH Row Marilynn J ff Smith, Frank Spadaro, Edward Stumpf, Jeanine Thomas Halter 8 X f Valetta. FIFTH ROW: Michael Smith, Barbara Sparks Diana f xl Synfelt, Frances Tice. , -xl ' t 2 ' -A 3 A ' li' i iff X 5- 2 , so F , -' .jf 'S L I 3 -xxx. fix: S it , if ffl: - V . 9,1 ,411 Zi, gf: A 4 Q.-, 5 f Q, iE?i EErf,i'!fQ' E FIRST ROW: Top to Bottom: Bryan Verch, Barbara Walts, Diane Weatherwax, Linda Wilkes. SECOND ROW: James VanAuken, Doris Vojnar, Garry Ward, Sarah Wells, Evan Wilson. THIRD ROW: George VanDuesen, Robert Walas, John Warner, William Westphal, Warren Winslow. FOURTH ROW: David Vanlleusen, John Wallace, Jeffrey Wasson, Henry Whipple, Katherine Wright. FIFTH ROW! David VanWie, Karen Walton, Brian Watson,Louise Wilhelm, Thomas Zynlecki. U' .v, xf ' ' 5 -.1 N Q . Xf- fl. A 3' :Z-. , ,f ,E , ,. ,, bl s. . Wg :Flin mf f Hr resins' Hail 'gm' I P I 0 X .. -A 3 ' VA: - 4- - -Q A -1 P E i 1 ,Pi The main purpose of the Studentwrmwli is to serve as a liaison group between me faculty and student body. These repregenm.. tives have worked hard, long, and activelyto initiate policies for the betterment of the student body and student activities, Senior Student Council FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Advisor, Mr. Carlson, Mary Lou Blizzard, Julie Boland, Barbara Hrachian, Dianne Purtell, Jim Canders. SECOND ROW: Carl Sands, Judy Hewitt, Nancy Schemp, Dorothy Cornell, Jeri Burns. Susan Lamzcnwalter. Steve Chalmers. 1 1 4 I THIRD ROW: Anne Liota, Brenda Silverlieb, Peg Van Dusen, Janet King, Paul Fulenwider. FOURTH ROW: Pete Jenner, Jan Berg, Joyce Mitchel, Barbara Wais, Jan Meyers. E 'S MXN X The Junior Student Council, is a repre- sentative body of students, from the Junior High, promoting and enforcing similar policies as those of the Senior Student Council. I 1 .lv Junior 'tudvnt Council KNEELING: Marcia Wheeler, Patricia Battistio. FIRST ROW: Left to Right, Doug Canders, Nancy Serviss,Advlsor, Miss Staubleg Camille Briggs, John Spring, SECOND ROW: Bill Bauersfellcl, Ralph Filardi, Kathleen Gillespie, Ann Gilman, Patricia Crounse, Penny Empie, Rosemary Kilfoyle. THIRD ROW: Bll Wcstphal, Maureen McCarthy, Shirley Gage, Pam Taber, Then Ammon, Marcella Hall, .-Xnflrev Bond. FOURTH ROW: Victor Hauser, Charles Gill, Larry Whlte, John Mc Dernsntt. pn. 1 Q4 as 83 -Mi,K vw 'Mm an 1 w 1 The National Honor Society is made up of students from the junior and senior classes, who have maintained a high scholastic standing and are outstanding school citizens. wenior alional Honor ociety FRONT ROW: Barbara Wals, Marlka Karmo, Jan Meyers, Hugh Austrins, Alan Lockwood. THIRD ROW: Bill Branick, Dave Prytherch. SECOND ROW: Carole Nutting, Nancy Wilkins, Janet Becker, Fred Marks, Mike Valvo, Bev Crounse, Barbara Suc Carr, Joyce Smolens, Arlene Sorka. Anita Greisler. Gunta Hrachian. Julie Boland. Barbara Meade. Barklev Butler. 1 '7' F A459 V319 The Junior Honor Society consists of mem- bers from the 8th and 9th grades. Besides maintaining high academic averages, members of the Senior and Junior Honor Societies en- courage service to the school and commvnitv. junio r aliollul Honor . 'ovivlv FIRST ROW: Loft to Right,lVIrs. Serviss, Advisor: Fred Crounse Herbert Scherzer, Robert Conklin, Paula Lutzin, Judith Murry: Karen Van Hooft, Janice Fowler. SECOND NOW: Carolvn Dovlc, Pamela Allen, Robert Silverlieb, Cheryl Guvette, Sandra Nelson Carol Becker, Susan Farrell. THIRD llOW:lW:1rylln Loekmuller: Dale Barbour, Linda Hrunk, Neotin Jones, Dau n Xl mmf, Y ir'1' Wheller, Nancy Serviss, Clii'istopl1m' Dorfin. V4vl'l2Tll WV' Donald llenn, Carole King, Panic-In Tabor, Xnfh-wi Tw-rlv Maureen Mc Cnrthv, Shirlev Cage, G:-oi-gn Ki-ivnwr, V rw- Oslerhout. AIBSICNT: Roger llnlvp, Vi-:init Sali if--ri . 85 FIRST ROW: Dizinno l'i11'tcll, .Kim Reimer, Brcnflzi Silverlieb Shirley Conahzm, Dorothy Cornell, Nancy Schcmp, Carol Schmuck, lillcn liainsn, B:irlJ:1r:i llrzichifm, Linfln Dnschcr. SECOND ROW' Lillixm Klurrrll, Susan Spring, Jzinoi Carr. hlurilm liurmo The Sceptre Service Club is an all girl organization to serve and better the school, The girls carry out many projects, such as the Mountain of Pennies Drive. Their big project this year was the Sceptre Service Fashion Show, which was a big success. Sceptre erv ice Club Donna Schicrbaum, Barbara Geiger, Linda Meyl,1Iiss Kloser, Advisor. THIRD ROW: Gunta Austrins, Sandra Brunk, Lydia Briggs, Barbara Wais, Betsy Barney. The Key Club is the boys' serviceorgani- zation of the school. The members are elected by a majority vote. The main objective of the club is working on many interesting and varied projects to better the school and community. The Key Club is an affiliate of the Kiwanis International. Ke lub FIRST ROW: Mr. Bruno, Advisor: Paullfulenwider,R0beri.Bush, ROW: David Fulcnwidcr, Dennis Horst, Cnr! Snnfis, Danni Russel Case, Gary Livingston, Fred Marks, Thomas Sands, Thomas, DnviclWnrncr, PL'tc1'Jm1ner. Craig Farnsworth, Alan Schoonbeck, Mr. Kavzinnugzh. SECOND H... ,un ,a.u an ll . DT F 87 The Chess Club is designed to cultivate the skill of playing chess. The members enjoy the skill and concentration involved when they compete among themselves and other schools. This year the Chess Club has been very successful. They have competed against and defeated many other schools in the Suburban Council League. ,hess lub s The club members mtcli Alan Loclfrood and Barkley Butle figu re out the right rnfwe r rmke- ' HZRST ROW: Kenneth 091111. EdWfl1'dSUSSC,SlGVGnCh21lmers,J2,meS Hall-enbecli. Tl. insist Bur' Dean Yqakes COND ROXX: Alan Lockwood, Michael Valvoi Dm.i,1B9CkeI.. khmld 5jO,ihQ5.'D5w'f: rxpq, Q M A W ,K or' .bv-v in-11,4 , . , K, V ,.- --p' , - . , - V .1 P lvl, ,,,. 'fq' I t,, . . Y . J., ,,.',.,, W P , Y t, . I.. , ., l , JAM WL Art lub The Art Club is a newly formed club which includes the students of outstanding artistic ability as its members. Through this club these students can ex- press and display their talent. SEATED: Grace Gerhardt, Judy Calvclli, Ted Rudinski. STANDING: Mrs.Jcwell, Advisor, Thea Ammon, Helen Mac Intosh, Sandra Carlson, Marylin Labanowicz, Dennis Borst, Eileen Nass, Donna Dickerson. College Club The College Club is an organization, made up of eleventh and twelfth grade students, who are planning to go to college. The members of the club study pamphlets, folders, etc. to find out about various colleges they are interested in. KNEELING: Judy Calvelli, Janet King, Donna Dickerson, Susan Spring, Pam Rhodes, Beverly Crounse. FIRST ROW: Julia Farrigan, Ellen Graham, Kathy Nohle, Barbara Cook, Janet Carr, Donna Shierbaum, Arlene Sroka, Elaine Copper, Sharon La Veya. SECOND ROW: Carl Sands, Peter Jenner, Graham Carter, Michael Derry, Winston Hurt, Robert Flnrk, Xian Lockwood, Lawrence Bandolln, Paul Fulenxxider. THIRD RCN- Donna Vincent, Judy George, Carolyn Bron-or, Brenda Silw-rlivlw, x ' Xl risgea 'l 4 an , Audw Visual 'lub The Audio-Visual Club hasa two-fold program. First is to strengthen the instructional pro- gram of the school with Audio- Visual material, and second is to train students in the use of Audio-Visual equipment. Without this club there would be no movies, tape recordings, or re- cords for the school to enjoy. The Y Teens IS an all glrl orgamzatmon conslstlng mamly of seventh and eighth graders. This FIRST ROW Leftto Right Patllcia Crounse Ca1olHavc1en Marv Holsdori Dxane Shearer, Joan O'Donnell, Katherine Shaxyn Cappallo Kathleen G1llesp1e Ann Gilman SECOND Wright Miss Stauble Advlsor. THIRD ROW: LindaPitcher, ROW Shaxon Mab1e Mfuy Lee Tussy Chrzstine Acker Karen Robertson Delores Van Auker. Donna Campbell. I 5 if rf 1 ,Q P.A. Anno uncers Each morning, J o y c e Smolens, Barbara Hrachian, Julie Boland, and Don Lee lead the whole school in the Pledge of Allegiance, and the morning prayer. Then they read the an- noucements pertaining to the ac- tivities of the faculty and student body. f I '39 49 C.A. . The C.A.P., or Civil Air Patrol, is an organization, consisting of boys, which is realli not connected with school activities, but is a great asset to our communitynnrl nation FTRST ROW: Peter Jenner, Robert Stoddard, John Dennis Provence, John Beyer, Dravid Wilkins, Erlunrd Welsh. SECOND ROW: Thomas Sanda, George Hans, Smith,James Burke, Mr. Bruno. l l a Y7 'WJ .......,- -X -1' 5 K' ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY SEATED: Judy Moran, Chris Carr, Nancy Knoll. STANDING: Helen MacIntosh. R wff OFFIC ER S: Barbara Carpenter, Assistant Edi- borg Judy Fowler, Editor in Chief, Leslie Crounse, Business Manager. STANDING: Advi- sors: Mr. Gearhardt and Mr. Fraser .KWAIKDA n 0 0000 c 0 Q on s Q n u o no s oo -14 I If 1 92 Ngis. A SENIORS SEATED: Marilyn Hudson, Joan Lindstead, Eileen Crounse, Anne Liotta. STANDING: Pam Rhodes, Judy George, Louise Matzke. l 1, in i 5 5 I Tawasen tha n ADVERTISING SEATED: Leslie C1-ounse,Sue Hetajczyk,Ca1-ol Alnine, Peg Van Dunsen. STANDING: Paul Lyngard, Caryl Nutting, Linda Peat, Diane Gould. L - Ffbxx ACTIVITIES K V . . athy Qulnhvan, Ellen Heirnlich, Thomas Winnery. 'Q -S SPORTS stman, Dick Gresens, Russ Case STANDING: Gunta Austins, Shirley Conahan, Bev Gillis SEATED: Art Ea -,-, .-5 UNDERCLASSMEN SEATED: Barbara Golden, Joan La Verya. STANDING: Kathy Sagaitus, Virginia Como, Nancy Cox-nelly. ABSENT4 Patty Petersen. REPORTERS SEATED: Paula Lutzin, Barbara Cook, Carol Alwine, Shirley Conahnn. STANDING: Ken Hirsh, Martha Bond, Alan Wais, Peg Van Deusen, Barbara Wais, Gary Livingston, Steve Chalmers. Theyf CIRCULATION STAFF SEATED: Deanine Polster, Anita Greisler, Martha Bond. STANDING: Steve Chalmers, Russ Bauman, Alan Wais, Ken Davis, Gary Livingston. x 3 I f 2 l Q F 771 - V 3 1 w 5 Matzke . TYPISTS: Peg Van Deusen, Louise Mary Ann Pachucki. STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERI Ken Davis. i w f r E L The journal ta f OFFICERS: SE.-XTEDQ Jan Meyers, Asst. Edi- torg Caryl Nuttingf Editor in Chief: Julie Boland, Feature Editor, STANDING: Hush Prythcrch, Sports Editor: Barbara Vfais, Business Manager. SPI MTF STK F F SE.-XTICD: Dirk Grvsvns, S111-Sgwrmg, xr Eastman. STANDING: Gm-v I.1v1mgs1fw, Hwzj' Prythcrch. I 1 L--,-gl vi Jr? ' is I FIRST ROW: Carol Guilbault, Sharon Prust, Janet Boland, Mary Ann Pachuki, Eileen Nass.THIRD ROW: Carr, Joyce Mitchell, Carol Nutting, Carolyn Brower, James Dart, Russell Baumann,Gary Livingston, Leslie Donna Dickerson. SECOND ROW: Susan Spring,Sharon McCul1um, Patricia Kimball, Peg Van Deusen, Jack Whinncry, Shirley Dingwall, Carol Alwine, Julie Magnan, Dramatics Club The Dramatics Club is a great asset to our school in the field of entertainment. Each year the club puts on a play, which requires a lot of work from the members who do their jobs as actors, actresses, producers, directors, and stagehands. This year the production was The Curious Savage, which was an excellent play and turned out well. A t Rehearsal The Curious Savage U' .W 5U f e4P5u.L r 1 A , . Q Wig? U EF , g r ., - . mg ,, ' 1 1 g?H Pr' I SS Svnio r Band ,luni0rBand I V' . ., , .. S ' e F1 W 4 ,,., 'T -y 'F 'if if 1+-.g,,,. A Ml . Y ,,.g' 1.4-. y. A, K Y f - - ' -- , ' yf'w':-ksmefnx f-Wada A ,w,,w,,g1:- 1 - Y,-' 'Qi fr wzrv-nl, Ll ha V 1 A - 1 VF' - fi f -5-MN 'f AH- L f , 2 X i HM . in . h . , . A , . 2. V 5 1 'K ,X YF F ' ' ' K.-if is nv, Dance Ba nd String Ensemble ...v,. Q . - c 1 P kv-r F 41 ,CF J W ' rv .. x A E r 9+ A: -- fl F 'vim ' ni 2 4 if 1,3 4 .-.....--.......-Q,.,,--... i Senior High Mixed Chorus Junior High Mixed Chorus i 1-ze. ' ..... K VY -M., ' F.,l,.,.--- g Q2 , 1 L 245. Choir f X ' 1 ml . At this point in the book, the Yearbook Staff this Q 'Q year would like to give credit to all the musical V organizations. They have all done a wonderful job at various concerts in which they have performed and have made them all a big success. Thanks to the Senior Band, led by Mr. Wolveng the Junior Band, led by Mr. Gresensg the Dance Band, led by Mr. Gresensg the String Ensemble, led by Mr. Wagnerg and the Senior High Mixed Chorus, Junior High Mixed Chorus, and the Choir, all led by Mr. Wagner, for bringing such enjoyment to the school. A trio performs at the Christmas Concv rl lOl .AA Enter king, Jim Canders and queen, Joyce Smolens. O ,I u n 1 0 r The king and queen receive theircrowns Reigning king and queen and their court. F Pr0m1959 Everyone enjoyed themselves to the fullest. I L.. The Senior Ball Y .I Ek, X Th lx dQ d xl?- The Kinff and Quccnl f n pxcturc JOSC Ol' A l l'0lIl1Pl'lflllClil1lClx Evervone had Z1 good t I0 a great year Q 1 fs x . XA , 5 2 ,. ' 6: i C 'fl 1' ' F:-N I I 1 l 435 Q EW-. I 3 I ,. 'le . .I ,ff-rf ,.. . .- , l -e .. - 'm . we--5 .1 ' f ' -Wi 9'-LZ-E..'.f! ,Q 2525 L Q3:r'.'fJffQ:f1f,ff' -- -'- 'f Q ..-.-,gm1',,+..ze5r:4s,,5g 'glgfpx-,rf ' ff 'J-H , A' -M 'V g' , I: j- L, 'i::..... :fl Ill xr -f '- .El i W .45 . nf asf . ' f l TT,, ,1 , A52 ' mug- 1 4 . '-.:- S. 1. Kulmlorl - 106 ur Foreign JAN BERG I live in the village of Biri, about 80 miles north of Oslo. This village is so small that you will probably not find it on the map, but it lies between two tovsms, Gjovik and Lillehammer. I belong to what I will call an average Norwegian family. There are four of us, my mother, my father, my sister, and myself. My sister and I go to school in Sjovik, the nearest town. It is not a very large school. There are only 700 students. I find that the churches and schools here in the United States differ greatly from those in Norway. We do not go to high school before we have passed through seven years of elementary school. In our highschool wehave no opportunity to choose what subjects we want to take. Everybody has to take the same courses. Another difference is that we g0 to school six days a week with one Monday each month off from school. I think that we have about the same number of hours at school as you. In my opinion high school in Norway is more difficult than here. A Norwegian student has to take more foreign languages and math as compared to an American student. I have for instance taken six years of German, two years of math. The church life is the second thing I have found so entirely different. In my country we have a state church which is Lutheran. Here the religion is more a part of the daily life than it is in Norway. The church service is also much more informal here. One of the things I like the best in America is the food. The chief reason is that my mother, Mrs. Butler, is such an excellent cook. What I am not particularly fond of here are the Bermuda shorts. They are not, in my opinion, attractive. Bicycles seem to be used rather little here as compared to Norway. If they go shopping, go to movies, or want to go somewhere else, the Norwegians, both old and young, use their bicycles. Among Norwegian kids,bicycle trips are very popular, even to. foreign countries. Ihave myselfbeen riding in Denmark and Sweden. When I return to Norway, I have one year left in high high school. Afterward it is my plan to go to the University of Oslo to study languages. In its attempt to make people from different countries understand each other better, I think that the American Field Service program has a great mission, and I am very thankful that I have this wonderful chance. Ambass ado rs JOYC E SMO LENS June 18, 1959 -- What a day! The S.S. Zuidercruis sailed away from New York with its eight hundred passengers waving excitedly, each straining his eyes for a last glimpse of family and friends. It hardly seemed possible that the day had arrived and I was actually on my way, but as we came to deeper water my stomach reminded me of the fact with every roll of the ship. During the first two days, most of us spent our spare time by the rail wondering if the rest of our voyage would make us 'as miserable as the beginning had, but we had no need to worry. The seasickness was only temporary, and it wasn't long before we could really start enjoying the trip. On the third day out, when my stomach had settled down,I began to have fun which was to continue throughout the summer. I don't know exactly what I was expecting of Holland and my Dutch families, but I certainly never dreamed they'd be as wonder- ful as they were. When we arrived at Rotterdam I found my Dutch sister waiting for me. We went directly to the Hague where my family lived, and I met my parents, brother, and little sister. These people were so kind and understanding that it took me only one day beforel really felt like a member of the family. I came to love them very much, and it was very hard to leave them when my month's stay was over. My second home was the small town of Oaster-Nljkerk in the north of Holland. Although it was difficult for me to leave my family in the city and make a brand new start, I soon found it worth it. I became acquainted with another type of living, I met many new pgeople, and best of all I then belonged to two Dutch families instead o one. Although my second family was quite different from my first, I again adjusted quickly, because oftheir warmth and understanding. Neither my mother nor my father in this family spoke English, but my sister translated for us. We soon discovered that language doesn't present as big a barrier as one might expect. By the end of August, my relationship with this family was as close as it had been with the other. Leaving Holland was one of the most difficult things I've ever had to do, and judging from all the tears that were shed as our ship sailed from Rotterdam, my fellow exchange students felt the same as I did. We were filled with a new kind of spirit, though, which mixed joy with our sadness, and we said good-bye to Holland with shouts of A.F.S., A.F.S. -- American Field Service -- an Organization which had come to mean a great deal to us all. P J .4 '5'E' 'J ,M Q A' 7 My ship. A CllllI'Cll in ilu' lliguw, windmill in the small town :ilwhichl may-cd. 107 Yearbo 0 k Dance 108 Five Cnnclidntcs were chosen, One from ench senior homo room, Jufly' Fmvlvr and I?:x1'hz11':1 Calrlvcnlvl' xlssifit Bz1l'h:11':1. Burlmrn Ilrnchiam was chosen Yearbook Queen Iivoryone had L1 bull. UL Crash performs before the school body. Autograph hounds crowd Crash at the lunch table. Crash raddock Comes To Visit ffif' , ,, 1 . - , . , Z - :Xiu s ?ff,:g'A1: f. jg- ii.: ., 5 3 3 K X 'sq L, -V A, + AY- 109 I i fi ,. E i , in ,I I I no ...f- i I ,..:. ,:.. , b so lm Trimming the homemaking Christmas tree. I I Art Mosher and Paul Pelosi cooking up something. The Sn Boys' cooking class Camera E e ,Af Silence, Please. Sportime Serenade The School Christmas tree. S f EQ 'f I. -1' 1 l x x The Sn eak l Our foreign ambassadors. Ama! llnnrmwwx Q Junior High homemaking class Mr. Sholtes Joyce and Dave pose for a picture. 1 1 2 amoraEye l 9 351: Three students pose in front of the main showcase. Three beat guys at the Fort Hunter Canteen. ia l I rn- .1 'W A ,N P Q l'-4 ,.. A Students lr,-nrn their Spanish lr-ssrm. ,, ' U at FH ' . 1,90 in oe 38311 Ii - , --I A Discussion group at the l,mflc-x-sing-42--gf D 1 s 5 113 nes G g.. 1 6 4 n 5 1 0,.f 116 gg. , S x 'X Q - x '-' - Ax- S- SN 3 E N. sg X A-. X ' 5 --mg, X Q K fi, 1- 'gg T 3 1 'mi x Xxx xg X ak W if kg X x 31 X xi K xx X wx xv w. 'Q x i .. Fx, ggi Q Q 'Nl 1 X Q, N 35 LN Na , m , , X X 5 X , gk: F , N ,,x. 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Chester Wisniewski started the season off on the right fool by skirting 1151 1111-11s 111111111111 the end on the first play from scrimmage against liflohonasen for :1 toucl111111y11. l.J1l1'1' 111 111.11 game Corky La Hart scored a touchdown, but the Dutchmen lost i11 the l:1st 30 svc111111s, 1.1-ll. After that initial loss the G,C, gridders never could get going ngziin, be-11111 Slllll 11111 111 11111 remaining six games. They spent most of thc season playing defense, but this 111111 Sflllll' Q1 11-1 11:1 it. Junior tackle A1 Schoonbeck set two school records after playing: 1111 111111-11s11 11111s1 111' lllll tlme. During the season Schoonie made 75 tackles, 13 of which camo in 11110 Qilllll' -- 1111111 school records. As a reward for this outstanding perforn1nncehcwas1111111111111111111111-s1 All-Suburban Council team picked by the sports editors of eight S,C, school 1111111-1-s. 5ef1iOI', Denny Borst, set the only other record when he punted the 111111 1211 j'ill'ClS 111 1111- Niskayuna game. 5,11 A '1 11 117 V '- - IIB 'nag Pl. 'Iii- -QQ' 33 119 14: ,l FIRST ROW: Doug: Cnndcrs, Dick Broom, Mike Reed, Ken John Gifford. THIRD ROW: Coach Smiley, Bob Batters, Don Sliringl, Bill Bnuorsfclfl, Bill Gray, Ed Gogoln, Jerry Dean, Hal Bnstiani, John Cooper, Jeff King, Gary Reed, Dol Zotto. SECOND ROW: Lindsay Moore, Walt Gocllewskl, John Smi. Tom Alzwcr, Tvrrv llutlcdgzc, John Ostorhout, Wnllv K1-oss, O 1 I F b I I F1051, not a , , :Fi 5 i v .ff ' . ' -5, 'k'Ywfxi EY' .5 f f x MN, . ,-. , . 3. W ::,.k:gQ ..., g, ,g do f -ob ' Q .. , - A ,sri , jf j , 3' rj 1 'fu T M.: r . , .nn in g!'51.,,g'f Wovf M W k ,QM ,WS -age m , b ,Q hw., ,, '-w - n N si A ,ik-A A, Q? J. , :ggi F R A Af? Football Review '59 ,lump John lk vb F172 1-J-'L 4-X, 1 I XJ V: If W! ., ll 1 l K I if X it EU ,Pu 'Ne-r ,' ,ky 31-Ext '33 J 12 I' 4U FIRST ROW: Iieftto Right,Al Lasher, Don Lee, Chet Wisnieueski. Fransworth. THIRD ROW: Steve Ferguson. .Iohn Schinnei-or SECOND ROXK: Dick Zounes, Danny Thomas, Curl Sands, Craig Mickey Mcyl, Denny Borst, Don La Hart. The Varsity Du tchme n The Varsity Quintet at G.C, ended its season with a 4-13 win-loss record, but over 20 records were tied or bettered. John Schinnerer, the team captain, set three school marks himself in a season that was frequented by thrills and chills, victories and defeats. Every year Guilderland nearly upsets top-seeded Niskayunaorthrows scares into offcnsive minded Columbia. Yes, it was actually a unique season, except Guilderland had difficulty finding mid-season victories. Perhaps the greatest moment during the season was when Chet came off the bench at Colonie with less than a few moments left and five points to Score, but he came through with a 54-46 victory, or maybe Craig Farnsworth's seven consecutive foul shots against Mohanasen earning G.C.H.S, a 57-39 victory, Tl? ffl ? mf'-' 'Jr' -1 '- ,- -w WL 5 E 1 I X Q -1. Varsity-Coach Hudson J.V.-Conch Ilyfxh l2l 122 J. . Hoop s V14 ya P AU FIRST ROW: Jimmy Recd, Gary Schrzimm, Bill Gaginer, Ken Stutz, Eddie Arnold, VYright Aldridge, Olliyer. SECOND ROW: Conch Ryan, Don Ash, Tom Dave Warner. Frosh Hoop FIRST ROW: Bob Lindstead, John Cooper, Corky Wells, Wally Kross, Dick Broom. SECOND ROW: Ron Egnor, Jim Patnode, John Osterhout, Ken Spring, Frank Taft, Dave Walsh, Ted Bastiani. Hoop Review 959-360 i fm'N 4 Sink 'er Denny! ei 'ma x Taba N wa ' John Shinnerer shoots. na Vo S 01,7 , St S 7100, 9 123 New- -fu M 3: N'- N-X . 'ii 'N'-Nw V Q .3 s q WN. 5 ig 'Ev .f 5 -f 36 ,pu ur -f L, b ' ,, 4,3 , ,,., . . ' it . X ,,. Q 3' f? if ii 5 ix , fi Q Q ' Q ,S Fiji' J Y mi ML ' ff-A X i . jim I' QQ?-if 'N- L QD Q 3 Q QD P2 QD 2 -ve T 'Q QD we '-18558, ' l ez .., 4' . ' we Q ic. 3 'v -'A A ' X gp G f' xpt. C X , K E QL., u ' X 7 Q.. 1' PA FRONT ROW: Jeff Hirsch, Don Lee, Dick Brunk, Russ Case, ROW: Chet Wisniewski,J:1y Hall, John Shinnf-rrr,CrnizDnrli'1s. Coach Fields, Pat Gleason, Ken Kilmer, Fred Caster. LAST Dick Hewitt, Jim Czmdcrs, Dick Zounes, Miclwv Mm-l. V a sity Baseball 959 14: li' ui' , ' fu ll! . T -. I W cf! Q, - !,...,4 x'1 125 ri? rv . 'Sk , -w X s Q.. . ' A ..u, . Q3 V' 34 Q, An. ,Q ww X., if .,.f M ' . . ,ki . 4- Q-NM -X 'kygi X' J 21 QS' u Review 959 4 x al ' ' A -X w Kfld' 127 Q x i Q-1 -ef 4 :if . ,xx fi-r, .5-V, K ir X . ,iw N ls' Athletic V .yv1',3. ' '94, 1- X K X. X 0 K- Tau, A ' . 'N-gp QNX X:-, x Wg k , X , .-vc, X xv, -X 'wx . .- x fiimx, bww, ' ' .-261, Q21 - W- : .:'::s:1f'I1 YQ-2 :-' 1 ' :-1-.:.:s '- SL Q +. f 1 , f A .fl X- 1. I 2-,Q-.fg.5'1Q??N iii-,fl , A Q. . ' '- X 4 ew: E lf i.6 .f iE-Y ' - -51'f . Q, .k X W ,- xl.. . 5 5 ' -:,,:: '-. , nw.. '- 5-sry:-,3 :- ' gif. ' - X' - Q.-3 9-v '-'f?'a:s- ' If 41, -ffm. - -w.,v,,: 1 1- 1 IFA-I ..5 : . ,g-. '-3,-. -' X' '-X' . b Q15-1111 ' b - .g:gTf51:5 -52r::.gQ5ig,:k JM:-K 6, , , J li ,,..L 3. N , , l 128 , , L , N X : 1 N 5.,,m.Q,,,:w,f -Rtfvt.fix ' - -'Ly .g':'g ,.:5z1:-. K -': . , - ' , ffice rs A-an i K-4- ' . ? N. Brenda Silverlieb qrecording secretaryl, Shirley Riesmeyer fvice-presidenty, Bev Gillis lpresiclentl, Conahan fcorresponding secretaryl, J o h an n a Betsy Davis ftreasurerj, Sue Spring fplnydav chairmnnl. On March 22 the Girls' Athletic Association of Guilderland Central held n tumbling clinic. Every Suburban Council school except Colonie and Columbia participated. Neighboring Voorhesville also attended. Mr. Everett Kiff was the guest speaker. On March 25 the annual gym demonstration by G.C. students took over the sports limelight. Presented for the fourth consecutive year, the gymnastics program was a complete success. Besides tumbling, stunts on the buck, parallel bars, traveling rings and springboard were exhibited. A new form of tumbling was also initiated. l29 7105, 3 , Q 'Q . gs. is ,X Q. 5 ' ,,, S- so Q3 3 5 AX .5 -gm . X - , n ' 0 li P F if ., W -1' ,H Q Za we 2 da 'C . L E Vi we 4 3 Q n W T -va QQ I S1 Hocke f l I i X., STANDING: Left to Right, Diane Borst, Betsy Davis, Left to Right, Dianne Purtcll, Ann Reimer, l',Ilf'6'll Judy Calvelli, Sue Rau, Janet Boff, Guntn Austrins, McDonough, Carol Guilbnult, Johanna Iiicsrnvvm-, Lillian Murrell, Bev Gillis, Michele Pollard, Yvonne Brenda Silvcrlicb, Marilyn Hudson, N:1ncx'Cc:r1wllv, Jazenboski, Elaine Cooper, Susan Spring, Beverly Carolyn Brz1uer,Cz1thy Ralston. Crounse, Ellen Grham, Judy VanZanclt. KNEELING: I I ur A dv 1, s 0 ra Miss Falon and Miss Stevens u..N 1 -wrt n 1-1 E Il 131 1 Ng. X -5- .- tx 'Q' V ,, zz' 5,5 1' gg, Z Basketball KNEELING: Left to Right, Cathy Ralston, Loralee Bernard, Bev Gillis, Dianne Purloll, Jnflv V:m7nnfl1, xi-lwif sv Martha Boss, TobyGallub,Jacque1ineMox'ie1',J0se'phineGrc-cnc, Shirley Conahan, Bev Crounsc, Simi-fm Aim-nn. .T mf-1 RWE' Grace Decker, Ellen Sanders, Betty Kraussc, Sandra Suits Vicki Sn1ith,Suc Rau. STANDING: Left to Right, Gunta Ausfrins. Lillian NlLl'l'l'C'HT P ol l 0 b a ll I l 1 . , Y I . S d-, Sfls, Marsh ZTAWG: Left to Right- Gum Austfinsv Lillian MUNI Left to mgm' Susan 'img' 5f,'fl',:Yfi'ldc5fLe.fl'. 'fall mm. Aer 511115, Helen Maclntosh, Irene Salvinski, Judy Varlzllfldt. Chesebro' Grace tlffxfigse l Skfaigs 550151, Marilyn Hudson, Shirley Conahan, Dianne Purtell, Cathy Ralston- Bet 5 ' Horan, Bev Crounse, Janet Sun Carr. KNEELING: l33 134 S 15655535 nga X QXN Mxosw Xxx X x ,. , .,X S -am -0- ' ' XM jk' ,-QQ-F.: QQ . ik ,. . f 1 .,,..,.......,....,...M.............., - A fm xuvf , , ix ,, M... --za-A X XX X ww-Nwmwmvwxvsx-w,:f-'v vf . A . ., .-wuz. I' Y' A N QLX Q e wlgmewskl Bev Gillis and Fred Caster strike up a posh Us ,344 Gunta Austrins and Bev Gillis finish their Bowling vw iN 655 honcl springs gracefully, 30- 1 ff:..i, .5 1 -1. ev . his-MM, , . , - 1 ,xl1'u2 ll':-5,5 9 ?-ndfrs. SECOND ROW: Marsha chesebro, Delores Cramer. Rau, Jacqueline Nor Cf- ' ' alle ' ' alletti, Josephine Greene, Cathy Ralston, Sandra Suits. 135 ry Vqcto L Q LH CN 'L XD X! 'MU' LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Schmuck Ellen Kaasa Judy Hewitt L' I D h Leslie Crouse and Grayce Pappas. , . incn -asc ei-, Lydlu Briggs, .101-i Hu,-ns heerleadvr s Sophomores Ellen Kassa, Lydia Briggs, Jeri Burns, Carol Schmuck, Judy Hewitt, Linda Dascher and Grayce Pappas, and junior Leslie Crouse composed the Junior Varsity Cheerleading squad for the past school year. Jeri Burns, o the Squad for the second year,was its captain and co-captain was Carol Schmuck Ellen, Lydia, Carol and Linda were members of the Frosh squad last yoai ,inn me . 4 .w, ff.. le-quww X an - 7 . .I I 'TTT Lv.. ,fn.'- 1 ' Y , W Q ..,M:s---.MH sw- , 'aw- ' l A S' n- 1 ,'- I , I , . i I I i I ' 1 QI' I 1 , I1 I I D I I - v , ,'. ,wi,' IS? i H A n n L 5' Ui:-' ' W, rg Y - - fi l A V kj, t fin- F N 138 Bnrh Cook :mul Kathy I-11-14-1 Joyce Varsil The Varsity Cheerleading squad for 1959- 150 wus composed of three seniors and five juniors. Joyce Smolens and Lil Murrell, the squ:1cl's captains, and Bev Gillis were the seniors. Arlene Sroka,BarbCook,Kathy Ertel, Sue Croote and Donna Dickerson were the five juniors. Each of the juniors were members of the J.V. squad during the '58-'59 school rear. ., 5 3 ' :I I . 51-5' I :N f' 3 ' ,..lNx i ' : Q'.1'U,5 f i' k ffigs rg fra i , , 4 .cz 23.2555 . -' if-15324 '3f'KYff.'f3 ? Smolens and Lil Murrell Captam and Co-Captain Donna Dickerson and Bev Gillis I 1 Cheerleaders Joyce and Lil also were on squads before. This was Bev's first time on cheerleading. To show how effective this elite group was, one cheerleader lead about 130 cheers during a normal varsity basketball season. This year's squads attended a Suburban League Cheerleading Clinic. As a result of their work at the clinic the girls developed several new cheers including the novelty Mr. Dillon. Sue Croote and Arlene Sroka ml :ll l ll l l l l f 'als '3 PECEZ 2l bo lmml lm i i , , l in l 90 MSSQL. l 140 f. 'In -1 FIRST ROW: Sheldon Tumor, Gary Livingston, Elwood Wolfe, Carl Sands, SECOND ROW: Winston But Grnlmm Carter, Miko Vulvo, Conch iinstnmn. Cross C011 utr '1 .X A 5: 0.5. 'WY ... ' 'w 'Ku xhigg. ' ya ' Q- A l K -' rfblx 1 tl ff: Sw ,-- I 1- , . I p,-4 ,' IJ-5. Varsi ty Valle ball '7 X .:, Q 9. 'Q Z . ,J . fx J'- FLRST ROW: Tyrone Dietz Allen Schoonbel El d ,f fu n- ' I .v ,f M w, ' fx fy. , cc, 'woo Uteg, Graham Carter, Dick Grcscns, Bill Mlmsmw, Wh Wolfe, Russ Case, Da B 1 - ve ush. SECOND ROW. Coach Frost, Bob Clnrk. , ,, 41 fa- -4 1 il W H il .. 21 If W 1 r , 'sl V , ff.. y, L 323 1 - ' Ik ' 5 fi , ' ix 'I LE 'xl , K, . ' T s. X 2 1 W 1 . , , ' ' 5 - I iii V Q 218 2 ?E5I'i-NIELTERE i 4 X . ' F rr LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Fonda, Jim zolad, Bruce Andres, Emo King. Sheldon Tumor' Ron re 0 I 0 1301171111 Team J . P! b0 275 90 :.'!ng-'f I U I r w . . , ,I 1 unnmlunsgsusezfgwfi ' 1 ' 1 1 'f V l , , l 1 F ' Ia c---4:-. . u g:ff1iL2f ' --1' f-,:--- x W '37 - :':.:l - ---' ug- - -V uf U N ' . b . ' 1 .A-af Pr1.,w'42f,' gs ffm? gf. 4 mg-5,-11. 2-e1'.,-rf-HQ If' I' '. -- ' r l+..,, 142 . , i 4 '4 1 Mohonasen G.C.H.S. 12 Shaker H Columbia H Schalmont Niskayuna Bethlehem Colonie ' 9 9 ports Review 59- 60 G.C.H.S. 49 Voorheesville 37 40 Colonie 44 41 Mohonasen 61 30 Shaker 39 ' 46 Bethlehem 50 36 Schalmont 52 55 Niskayuna 56 59 Columbia 81 54 Colonie 46 ' 57 Mohonasen 38 ' 38 Cardy McClosky 51 ' 49 Bethlehem 61 40 Shaker 47 45 Schalmont 56 ' 39 Niskayuna 53 43 Columbia 51 46 Philip Schulyer 43 RECORD: League 2-14 Overall 4-17 '.'NTv J ff-1 , -1. 'rl . gift ' Q N 4-:gr 'f 1? G.C.H.S. Mohonasen fu Q,5, '1 ', is udp. 1-I-Cf , 7971, Columbia f , annul ' .1 .5 H Niskayuna .-,32'.f1f'1 .-ff .H ,I Bethlehem ' n -. , 4, 'I ,E 4 , Colonie 'J H . 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WC .-If-Q ALLE Mau m a v Q -f 3 Q L S 4 it K K W w ' 0152-Y g .Sl 1 Pa' 148 F9 Q '1 , zyf RAMARK STUDIO 80 NO, PEARL STREET, ALBANY PHONE HE 4-4746 135 JAY STREET, SCHENECTADY PHONE FR 4-8721 OFFICIAL YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHER I WADE LUPE CGNSTRUCTICDN 1924 TOWNSEND ROAD I CO 7 1 l il .Av Will Roy Drive ln Food -- Ice Cream -- Soft Drinks Car Hop Service Nightly Open Till Midnight Carman Road And Route 20 Altamont Hardware , Q rv Paints -- Dry Goods -- Notions .1 ml'-l T1 512 -. l Udyui 'I 104 Maple Avenue, Altamont 2555 wzsfznn Avenue c-urLo:m.ANn Nzw Nun o .f-win S fe-1-rr-1, Phone UNion 1-8571 Compliments I I A Friend Greulich's Market Albany Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Carman Albany Road 226 No. Amen sr. Phone IV 2-3316 Phone EL 5-1530 Albany, N.Y. Of l l Q l X 1 TV Appliances Sales And Service 2301 Western Avenue Guilderland, N.Y. Phone Albany HE 8-4420 ELgin 5-3579 Radio - - Television Cloverleaf Inn 1652 Western Avenue Choice Food Legal Beverages Phone IV 2-9211 Westmere, N.Y. Free Delivery Anywhere Hannan's Pharmacy M. J. Hannan, Ph.G. 1237 Western Avenue Phone IV 2-1355 Albany, N.Y. Hardware -- Bu Robinson 81 Hennet ilding And Garden Supplies Appliances -- Television -- Hi-Fi I Power Paints -- Wallpaper Mower Sales, Parts and Service 1874 Western Avenue Phone IV 2-0711 Albany 3, N.Y. All Forms Of Insurance 3 Day Service On Auto Assigned Risk Policies Financing Arranged Jim Shaughnessy ll Marjorie Drive Phone HE 8-1046 Albany 3, N,Y, 879 f Cpii, 3, to refresh without filling l y Mid Turnpike lumber Company, lnc. Plywood -- Lumber -- Masonite Cedar Siding Flooring Corner Foundry Road And Western A Phone HE 8-5411 1 ve, limpie's Food Market Guilderland -C enter New Yo-rk Phone UNion 1 8816 Albany Camera Shop, lnc. Headquarters For All Your Photo Needs Time Payments Free Parking In The Park And Shop Lot At Northern Blvd. And Washington Avenue Phone HO 5-4558 Go .To Altamont Enterprrse ..-FQI'-- Printing Properly Printed All Classes Of Job Work Including School Blanks Report C ards , Etc H75 Years Of Service Best Wishes To The Class Of '60 Frendall Funeral Home, Inc Altmont, New York Porter E . Bidleman 152 me on TN- F YN rx x iw 'F ,Q X. .ala -,,T:,,., -, . . King's Service Station 1480 Western Ave., -At Fuller Road Phone IV 2-5475 Albany 3, N,Y, Hgward L Gage Altamont Super Market Quality Meats International Harvester Groceries Farm Machinery Vegetables Sales -- Service Genuine Parts Complete One-Stop-Shopping All Your Food Needs 102 Prospect Avenue, Altamont Altamont, N.Y. , Phone UN 1-8041 C. Kr B. Crupe, Props. . , , 1 x A 4 13 Y ': Inga Barth Flowers Ward G. Ackerman, Inc. Lumber - Coa1,- Building Supplies Cut Flowers -- Novelties Poultry And Dairy Feed Plants -- Corsages Phone IV 9-4476 Home of Super X Feeds R.D. No. 2, Altamont Altamont, New York Phone UNi0n 1-8543 .a 1.....-, , A l if 4 4 M2523 ' -' fl' Q ,ZW-TZ. :Gil 1 c High School Graduates And Seniors . Prepare for a Successful Business Career i 'Morning, Afternoon, or Evening Classes 'Free Lifetime Placement 'Low Tuition, Easy Payments 'Excellent Salaries 4'No Homework . Write or Phone for Full information The Albany Comptometer School 170 State Street, High St. Annex P.O. BOX 7292 Phone HE 4-0616 I Do A11 My Buying At The School Store g Q o o o Q o o o see us for a good iob nowl 154 O 0 Want a good job after graduation? We have a variety of interesting positions to choose from. One is bound to suit you to a HT. Starting salaries are good - with increases at frequent intervals. Theres plenty of opportunity for you to advance to even better, more responsible positions. too. You work with girls just like yourself-friendly girls with similar backgrounds and interests. And you'll find working conditions very pleasant. There's no need to wait until after graduation to apply. If you're a senior, we want to talk to you now! Come in and sec us at: NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 158 STATE STREET, ROOM 201-A, ALBANY, NEW YORK O O O O O O 0 . . FIRST PRIZE mm PRIZE PU RE MEAT PRODUCTS 9 afzh PACKING co..mc ALBANY DIVISION ALIANY. N-Y. I Do A11 My Buying At Th I Bickford 81 Mosier, Inc I d t i 1 Pip g Plmbing H ugslv fm g Lgtham, New York , 3 ..34faLLJ .L..-'1f ,, ' Compliments Of la Salette Seminary Altamont NSW YOI'k Prin1:B 1902 Western Albany 3, New,Yo1'k Armstrong Dairy Grade A Guernsey Milk Cream And Ice Cream Altamont, New York Phone UNion 1-6630 Altamont Pharmacy Gilbert J. Delucia, B.S.C. Prop Accuracy -- Coutesy -- Service 182 Main Street, Altamont Phone UNion 1-8861 Altamont Paint 81 Wallpaper Store 135 Maple Ave, St. lucyfs Roman UN 1-6681 . E, 1, Lape, Prop' Catholic Church Largest Selection Of Leading Lines Altamon N Y 156 t, . . Sales, Service And Parts Albany Hardware 8: Iron Co. Compliments Of Complete Sport Equipment 39-43 State St. Albany Royal Typewriter Company Auto Equipment 155 Delaware Avenue I Detroit Supply Co., Inc. HE 9-4966 80 Central Avenue Albany, N.Y. Elsmere Phone HO 5-2255 2291 Western Ave., Guilderland Rev. Albert W. Dockter, Minister 9:45 a.m. Church School 11:00 a W ' Middlebrook Musical Instruments 73 -- 4th Street Troy, New York Phone ASh1ey 2-2160 Band Instrument Specialists Rentals -- Repairs -- New And Used Close To You As Your Phone Union Presbyterian Church l Guilderland Center Nursing Home 248 Main Street .m. orsh1p And Sermon 6:00 p.m. Youth Fellowship A Community Church With An SING! Rauche-Morrell, Inc. Electrical Contractors Phone IV 2-7491 The Albany, N.Y. l School Store l ls Great For Bargains Congratulations Alfred A. Smith sponang Goods Y Baseball -- Basketball -- Golf -- Rifles Trophies -- Skates Little League Supplies Rawling Sport Equipment 47 Green Street Albany HO 5-6337 Schenectady, N.Y. 158 Young Fashions For Young People Schenectady, New York I The Shopping Center Of Schenectady, N-Y- The Mohawk Valley Congratulations F rem Ter Bush 81 Powell, Inc. 148 Clinton Street FR 4-T175 1 Schenectady, N.Y, Complete Insurance Service Spencer Business School Registered By Board Of Regents Day -- Evening Classes Accounting -- Stenographic -- Secretarial Court Recording -- Machine Shorthand 404 Union FR 4-7619 Enjoy Hersh's Beverages A Complete Musical Service Hickey's Music Store 201 S. Tioga St. Ithaca, N.Y. Phone 4-1101 sbp? 1 Why Notll I Buy All My Supplies At The School Store i :F T-is ,snail ffm: 4 fu -'f ' ' Campito Plumbing 81 Heating, lnc. 144 Catherine Street Albany, N.Y. HO 2-6474 Specialists In Chilled Water Air Conditioning Fort Hunter Elementary School Main Bros 0il Co., IHC- W G Y Food Products, lnc. 318 Delaware Avenue Wholesale Grocers Delm-ar, N Y Albany And Glens Falls HE 9 9951 GLF Petroleum SQFVICB Mildred Elley Helderburg GLF Cooperative, Inc l . eoasotme rrvroeor Ons Secretarial School For Grrls Kerosene l'Fuel Orls Send For Caxtalog 24 Hr O11 Burner Servloe 227-229 Quail St. Phone UN1on 1 8136 Gullderland Albany' N'Y' Altamont Elementary School Guilderland Elementary School - J Albany Business College Im' 126-134 Washington Ave. Phon HO 3 0040 Albany? N Y E 1 bl h f1 1924 e Registered V t App d P t H J E 140 St t St P1 Sk 11 At Alb y NI Y Altamont Co-on G. l. F. The Severson Insurance Agency Feed -- Seed F tl -- F m Suppl Insuran A d B is L A dGard C t Alt mont N X k Phone Uouon 1-8061 UN 1 8081 Westmere Elementaw School A liberal arts college for women. Founded in 1920 by the Sisters of Saint Joseph of Master I Hour Cleaners 81 Dyers, lnc. Carondelet. Groceries Prepares for ele' Plant And Office mentary and secon- dary school teaching, Guilderland And business.Courses offered in English, foreign lan- Daily Delivery Service Novelties guages, history, sociology, economics, mathematics, bio- Phone HE 8'3353 lo y, chemistry, physics, and . misic. Also, Co-educational 1 Hour Servlce Carman Albany Road Graduate Division and Evening At plant Sessions. For information, address the Director of Admissions, Box Y, - 979 Madison Avenue, Albany, N.Y. Phone ELgm 54893 The College Ol Saint Rose Buckley's Groceries Fonda's Restaurant Bee Maintenance Supply Co Good Food Legal Beverages Division Of Bee Floor Service Co On Route 20 at Fonda I Distributors Of Sanitary Corners Fuller Road ---- Albany, N.Y, Maintenance Supplies phone IV 2-9818 And Floor Machines Phone IV 2-3321 1500 Crane St. Air Conditioning Schenectady United States Plvwood Corporation l UNt'rEo s?'iTE's MM P VV 0 0 D' iiconifoiiax .g A31 .nd IV 9-2393 Albany, N,Y. Penguin Snack Bar 81 Restaurant 1609 Western EL 5-1739 IW S W -nl Avenue Phone Albany IV 2-2941 e erve onaerful Food And 1 ' H All Trailers Completely Guilderland, N.Y. Our Coffee Can t Be Beat Furnished Phone Frosted Foods Albany Meats, Fruits, and Vegetable IV 2'9744 Feed And General MGI'ChaI1diSe Headquarters For New And Used Ward's Market Magley Trailer Sales Compliments Of Turnpike lanes, Inc. Worship 24 Automatic Pinsetters ' ' Service W'th U a a B ll Ret rn Christ The King Church 8:30 am. 1 H 3 U Sundry School Around The Clock Bowling 9: 5 a.m. -' NurserySchoo11l:00 a.m. R t t -- gar W , orship Service 11:00 a.m. es auran estmere' N'Y' A. H. Gerhardt. Pastor Air Conditioned V 4 Witte Road, Westmere C1500 Western Ave. At Highland Drive Near Mccormaciys Christ lutheran Church Corners, Route 20 Guilderland IV 2-9837 ' 'A VA' ' - l ' ' ' 'A ' ' A .V 1' le. ,sq-It-J,T fr, vw an-lg,-fr f 1' ' n ,t 5 , . . , . .A A-.mf I ---.fn A - A ia Tm-'ffiei' ' ' ' ' . 'i P P4137 iifffiFEI?ljFP5jiTfTIT:2iEfffff? 1'rliif:MTLV I Il I I ' r, ,Lrrrx r , ,1 Lb, I 11 I X cn IQLALJLLLQL ., A1,-3:g:Qg!,,1L5:g111 1z,'!,:x:A.,,.: 1.'a4vlL.1,...x.un,2'...1 .,-.,i., A A - ,r. -'-- ' ' . PF hm-vb I mph' 1 The Heartland Tuition Plan . . THE LOW COST LOAN SERVICE WHICH HELPS P MEET THE COST OF COLLEGE OR SCHOOL E OF REGULAR INCOME DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR. STOP IN OR WRITE FOR YOUR APPLICATION. The National Commercial Bank Sflrust Company MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION OFFICES SERVING NORTHEASTERN NEW YORK Crapser G. E. Appliance Carman Albany Road Open Daily Including Saturday Free Kitchen Planning Comnlirnents Of 'Z an Q. ip R a ll K! McCormack's Corners, Guilderland And. 2013 State St., Schenectady Chainyk Construction Inc. 400 A Schoolhouse Road Phone IV 2-9074 Albany 3, New York A1bany's Greatef Home Center John B. Haul, lnc. 175 Central Avenue Albany, HE 4-2104 Home Furnishers Q Albertli Oliver, Inc. D1str.1butor Goodyear Txres Wlllard Batterles Guaranteed Recappmg 206 Central Ave Albany N Y The Charldme Motel On Route No 20 Near Thruway Ex1t N South On Route No 146 R1ght At Intersect1on No 20 Ma1l1ng Address R D 2 Altamont o 2 Phone Schenectady ELg1n 5 2640 Free TV In Each Room Central Heat Ceram1c T1le Bath Telephones In Every Room News Features P1ctures Com1cs For All The Fam11y Schenectady Gazette Schenectady's Leadmg Paper For Over 65 Years C 'l UFCA of CIGA l I1 0 I L Church of St Madeline Sophie PHONE SCHENECTADY, EL 5-0421 ALBANY, HE 8-8249 SUNDAY MASSES: 7:00 - 8:00 - 9:00 - 10:00 - 11:00 - 12:00 NURSERY FOR CHILDREN DURING THE 9:00 AND 10:00 MASSES CONFESSIONS: SAT. AND EVE OF FIRST FRIDAY AND HOLY DAYS 4:00 - 5:30 AND 7:30 - 9200 ALSO BEFORE SUNDAY MASSES DAILY MASSES: 7:30 A.M. .. W THE FAMILY THAT PRAYS TOGETHER 311' 'f13'06fE MF s ' P I A ' A I et 'vp-NA, .-I, 5'-6' 1 1-T9-WW M NNE-Pl R'i'I + Altamont Main Ka Altamont Blvd. UN 1-6690 Hood Ice Cream H. P. Hood 81 Sons Ice Cream Dept. Ravena 8-3600 Helderberg Reform Church Rev. Paul Kranendonk Guilderland Center UN 1-2236 Lynwood Chapel Rev, Gerard J, Van Heest Carman Albany Road EL 5-3923 John R. Zongrone Representing The Travelers Hartford, Connecticut 112 State Street Albany, New York Bus.: HO 5-4711 ,GG Res - HE 8-4613 Turnpike Restaurant Guilderland, New York Albany IV 9-9944 We Cater To Parties And BH1H i Now Serving ...il tm, A, tai 6 1' 'ik 4' ss. 'Leg u as I A P s J I Buy Everything At The School Store Because They Are Always So Cheerful Compliments Of Altamont Restaurant And Delicatessen Compliments Of St. lohn's lutheran Church Bob the Barber Westmere Shopping Plaza Bill's Restaurant Junction Of Routes 146 And 158 A1tamontL New York Catering To Small Parties Parke's L. H. Parke Company Philadelphia 11, Pa, George S Daugherty Co Division Pittsburg 5 J E Dyer8z Co Division Washington 7 Prompt Service Attractive Prices Harry Brown Jeweler Westmere ShoPPinS Plaza E 'EA ' , Pa.. ' ', D.c. 4.934-' P' B' 'A ' in H I '97 Pitt? 1- 4 , 4 0rchard Dairy Milk -- Cream Dairy Products 1858 Hamburg Street Altamont, New York Phone Soh'dy Dlokens 6-3401 Bsss Wsssss Fssm Altamont Department Store Chi1dren's and Infants' Wear Turnpike Drive-In Theatre Lee Work Clothing Bond Street Shirts 1970 Western Avenue, Albany, N.Y. Wornen's Blouses, Shirts, Lingerie Sz Hosiery Sundial Shoes -- Yarns, Greeting Cards Open All Year 188 Main street, Altamont Radiant In-Car Heaters Phone UNion 1-6651 The worlds finest TS an MEAT PRODUCTS T 37 spmcere sr ALBANY, NX COMPLIMENTS OF FRIEND OO 0 OO XX ,...-..-. I' 1 ll , -' ' 1' '-11'b , , .-.f , 'Ei K qy-lin ., ' .,,, ' , M, . V- V -MA' ---L 3 170 .4,,-,M fi uw QW S 00 ad' I , ur9hy's lehmgnf s MV S 600' ' ' Y ilfl QQ 'X - m ,f 8 , Lrg si Hu- . I ,www .S K 'dl A .... q S , SW J' - ' gn N55 X g iii g , X by , ALBANY ARMY Sz NAVY STORE Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mri and Mrs Mr, and Mrs Mr, and Mrs . and Mrs Frank Andreone Fortune Audino , Douglas K. Bailey . Donald Banker , Rudolph Barth John W. Battisto Mr. and Mrs. , Russell Baumann , Douglas Bell Mr BIGSBEE FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS Mr. Neil Brown Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. CAFETERIA Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs C. Edward Buckwalk John E. Bush WORKERS John F. Canders Paul A. Canders Willis Cappallo Donald Carlson Leland Carr Fred A. Caster Andrew H. Chainyk Charles Ciaccio Jesse D. Colliton Mr. and Mrs. John Cooper COUNTRY CLUB GARAGE A. FLETCHER COX Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Crapsy Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Cribbs Mr. and Mrs, John Crounse CROUNSE REFRIGERATION Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dean Mr. and Mrs. C. Leslie Dennison DUTCHER'S Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Eiger Miss Julie Fallon Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Edwin Ferguson Walter Fick Fred K. Field Robert Fowler Fredenck Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Galeo Mrs. Margaret Gaspary Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs George Gearhardt David George Carl Gilbert Harry Gillespie Chester Gillis MIS. Lave rne Golden Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Gordon Joseph Greisler Herman Gresens GUILDERLAND PHARMACY MT- and Mrs, Jay R. Hall IISIALLENBECK Kr RILEY, INC. MISS Mary Anne Hastings T- and Mrs. Paul Hettenger Mr. and Mrs Arthur Hutson Mrs. Elizabeth Hutson J Gr J SUPPLY MT- and Mrs. Richard Jenner Mr. and Mrs. Howard Keefer Mrs. Grace Kenosian KINGS GROCERY Mr. Mr, Mr. Mr, Mr, Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr, Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr, Mr, Mr. Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. MI'- Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr, and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs . Marvin Knoll . Reno S. Knouse . Kramer . Louis Lansing . Howard Larkin . Lloyd Leininger . Harry Livingston . Conrad Loeber . Maurice Loper . Robert Mac Intosh . Thomas J. Mahon . Robert Mallia . Fred Marks . Kurt Matzke . Joseph Mc Corrnack . E. D. Mc Donough . B. J. McGinnis . James Mc Queen . Frederick K. Metzke . Robert Monaghan , Ernest C. Mumford . Richard L. Nail , John Nitsky . John F. O'Donne11 and Mrs. Clifton Oliver and Mrs. Ward Peek and Mrs. Edward W. Pollard and Mrs. Douglas Pratt and Mrs. Thomas Prout Ronald Pryor Miss Donna Reed and Mrs, Robert Reed and Mrs. Robert Relyea and Mrs. Albert Richard and Mrs. Willis Roberts Miss Dolores Ropke DY HARDWARE a ELECTRIC co. Mr, and Mrs. Arthur E. Roselan Mr. J. Robert Sawyer SCHENECTA Mr, and Mrs. Harry Schinnerer Mr. and Mrs. David Sebast Mr, and Mrs. Edward L. Shave, Sr. and Mrs. Alan Sholtes and Mrs. Charles D. Smith, Jr. Elsie Helen Smith Sheldon Toomer Paul Vanderwarker Walter Van Zandt Michael Walko d Mrs. Thomas Ward :gd Mrs. Edmond V- Wilkins uren Wilkins Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs MT. Mr. MT. . La and Mrs. William F. Winanf and Mrs. Edward Wise and Mrs. Wisniewski I7 . 'P ' .' Y WY 'Y Y - ,V w.- gk 4,1 ay : unqqpqanuh wnuwemq ll.nL.lln.'l'l-ll 4, . 11. ik V .4 1. .lf 4 If t . 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