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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1965 volume:

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'Y 5 , -,.....-.- Q 'Q H' 1 ll I - 729 3 L 4 i i E E I I 1965 Tawoseutlwm, ,,.. ml. mmm bg dw Qfudw Bodg V, 06 E ewlyamccmwwgww mga soma l Q.,fm.,.1m1wcu.mu,NwvwJw Volume 24 f rlt4.tt TWT , , ' ' ' o e im o ta t ith misrmdersttmdrng, hatred, and strife, there is nothing m r p r n than gznzymtt is given to .mutttc his position in life- mrator course in which most of his goals, rp-rc hc snctztis .ut tittildcrltmd is a prct . y .K---U Q U- wt. lfnilurc has often been his sole reward for a sincere effort to X rr: htm twists thc spirit to learn and achieve. prodding him on to realiza- f ' llititxlli absorbs thc qualities of responsibility and respect for his fel- . 2 .twtglt .tll phisus ot St-ltotnl life. classroom participation, sports, . '-.tl :hvsc tt-at-It him the itttportzmcc of cooperation. respect for others. A ,mc :als-ipI.tis:1tt iutpnrtttnt role. The pride at student has in his school to t.ht:t ttwutttttttity. Svlrtml spirit docs not spring from the faculty or A , tw tri t--ttttpttst-ti ot v:tri-nts quatlitics that each individual offers V, li tt in th.tt luturc sttcvcss cannot bc attributed to any single factor, WE'1I'-IIIIlt'Ill!- .tlttl ttrowllt llcrcill recorded tothe dream and Pr0ITl- ' Pages 4-29 Qenlofe Pages 20-73 Undewlass Pages 74-97 Qpofd: Pages 98-1 I5 Activities Pages uc-,-141 A Pages 142-165 Diaeciofeg Pages 166-175 Ill X 1 fjuvwifxxfzlha a 5 ,,5.m-wx. uf W :?F 'Il2 F 2555511 5 . 1 , ' x , W M, ge f E Q i , + 5 W H Q wif? 'xiii . 1 5 Q Qi sffh 'Ui Wfz ,, ix ff! , ' if W E s .--.4 was-J' 1 Q yur. 1 II,'XHI.Ih I, CIIACQCIO - ant . muh- rn out- tiutc or another has had occasion to pull the wool over . . - - ' ' 1 V .3 vnu It ol you ltuows that with a little effort tt xsn't difficult to foo ,,,,,1. lt.-fnut'.v others want to believe you. The dangers in 0VCIdOI.1'lglhi5 of vhuuf Jn- twofold: it becomes increasingly difficult for others t0 place ml' ut pun uuft: they have been hoodwinked and, perhaps the greater danger' of ,v mug thu insidious and sell'-inflicted disease of fooling yourself. Ilan point to bc rcmcmhcrcd is to be honest with yourself. Too often the CY05-935 f f wc to hcztr are those of our own making. I to Guilderland in 1958. Before this he served as principal of High School. A graduate of Syracuse University, he holds both Degrees from that institution and has continued to do exten- and School Administration. guidance our school system has grown extensively both in mm. Guilderland today is respected as one of the finest school sys- continues to grow. Farnsworth saw the completion of additions to thc schools in the dis- of two additional school sites, and the approval of a new grade school to start ln the spring. These arc just a few of the many administrative that face the District Superintendent of our Schools . ,J it 1 . nazi MR. A LTON FARNSWORTH if 'Y . I 2 X, 5 , , 1 K. , . . Y, ,te . H . . r ' 'g . , 1. s. ' s-1 I f 5 , N -- ' , 5 I M- A r I A pg L X' mic Holler. Mr. John ll. Martin, President, Mrs. Vir- N 44,yrqM5 , Mr, rfrrrcsr l,. llnclmntl, Mr. Burton Carman, Mr- '1p. imlrr-1 In-li, Mr. l'xllllllCll Ifassclt. Missing - Mr. A. Bur- Moinhmouce ofv -4 'Z Wd '-Q .. 1' - rf, . Nt, ffl f'IH'l'A NA lair'-rrrrrr-rw Snpcrvisor, OC- ' ll Mlrrlclcrlillld. Mr. Olli- 1' ilnlp i',lf1c'ru0rdi1lillC the ' ' i i1 ' -H Ihr: Iwo secondary ff 'l llH'IlliIfy schools in the r .I ,klvllullyffl in his first year, 'I' ' ve-ded in providing Proper upkeep. X It lm best dle. But I that. The great It must ceedings. thority on curriculum, ing teachers, school rules. A' v Education policy by school system Business 4 MR. RICHARD SHANDS B Mr. Shands, Guilderland 's Business Manager' - ' ss responsible for all phases ofthe schO015bU5me affairs, from accounting records I0 Pufchasuli decisions. A graduate of SUNY at albany, 1 ' Shands' capability is greatly 21PPfeCmed bl everyone at G.C. H. S- PRINCIPAL Mr. Charles J. Ciaccio My country is the worldg my coun- trymen are mankind. William Lloyd Garrison. . . Most of the students find a new friend in Mr. Carlson. His friendliness and sense ofhumor make him a popular member of the admini- stration. Mr. Carlson came to G.C.H.S. in 1957 from Wakefield. Massachusetts, where he taught for six years. He taught history and math, and later became chairman ofthe math department, a po- sition he held from 1958 until 1961. ln 1960 he became assistant principal. He supervises attendance, discipline, trans- portation, maintenance, and adult edu- cation. Mr. Carlson received his A.B. and A.M. from Boston University, and his M.Ed. from the University of Massa- chusetts. High Qdww The mind ofthe wise man will know the time andthe way. Ecclesiastes 21195. llehind the stern facade presented by our principal lies a warm and sincere heart which explains why he remains a much- respected institution at Gnilderland. Before he became our high school principal in 1960, Mr. Ciaccio was department chairman of the Citizen Education department at Camden Central, Camden, New York, for three years. Ir. 1932, he carrie to Altamont lligh School, where he ' .-i' as a so- cial studies teacher and chairrnari of his depzirrmerir. llc became our assistant principal rhree years later. Mr. Ciaccio received his A.B. from llohart College and his M.A. from New York University. in order to receive his teacher and adrniriistrative certifies- tion, Mr. Ciaccio did extensive work at the Aram University at Albany. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mr. Donald Carlson 1 Q - 4 I lg A h'hcn .ill is done. the help of good counsel is that which settles bug- ness smnglrt. - Francis Bacon. The guidance counselors have been extremely helpful in rhc hectic business of schedules and in the prob- icnis mnccrrirng our futures. with their guidance, we have been able to sc: .i course reward our gon ls in life. f 5 t lllID.'XNCl2 1JEPAR'rMr3NT: Mr Bruno - ' C iluatc ll. U35 MSJ- Counselor - Grade 19' Advisor - Citizen ofthe Month. Mr Gro ' - SUNY at Cortland KBSQ' Coungelgr C'r.idc 10. Mr. Purcell - SUNY at Albany USS Mtiy Counselor - Grade 12, 'YM .lf 13, -Q N . x F Gr 1 - . xt 41 , nag X Z 1 4 5 N l K m 'ffvclxiri l Mrs Purcell looks over the latest list of failures. Whllfl J. 'lliomas sneers. , The secretaries assist in keeping the school running smoothly and efficiently. They are always willing to lend a helping hand and have contributed much to our high school life. Nl In +-1.1, I.B.M. OFFICE Mrs. Ashworth HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE Mrs. Twomhly and Mrs. Cornelly 5 BOARD OFFICE FIRST ROW: Mrs. Reed, Miss Van Wormer, Mrs. Smith. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Bell, Miss Schaible, Mrs. Vrooman, Missing - Mrs. Claus. L -,Q me ,wry rrrrh .1 roast lor 1 .LL- cxcs. wc -we .1 debt of :zz -ru rn carry us rhror ...rsh L 1 Mt. 9 1 A . S'. n.? S . 4 5, i. .M - . r ' X 'Jr ' hferw l 1 X - :..,, -x F Al 1' I . --Aw ,I .uI,, Mr uf ' K r'rrIf.n'v 'Yrry 'Y 1 e, rl.: ,Q zufurl. DISTRICT SCHOOL LUNCH MANAGER Mrs. Barbra Mosall Teachers relax in the privacy of their secluded cafeteria. All service ranks the sarne with God. - Robert Browning. Con- sidering the immaculate condition of spit: and spanneaz ' .-f' hieh the ana- todians maintain in our hallo' .-.' ec halls, they will probably he :rc- ccpled quite readily at the pearly gatesl FIRST ROW: L. Blesser, J. Wager, H. Barry, P. Cassels. SECOND ROWg M. Burke, R. Siebert, M. Suits. Bus Dfaiums The men and women who drive the busses have two important re- sponsibilities: we place our lives in their hands everyday as we ride the bus to and from schoolg and they start our day with a cheery Good Morning as we board the buses. .P02 lv li- FIRST ROW: left to right: J. Elliot, R. Paul, D. Hurst, M. Kellum. I, Pazarski, W. Rosenbcrger, M. Slrcvcr, E. McDonald, M. Jordan. T. Hessler, C. Friebal, B. Goddc, H. Ward, G. Miller. SECOND ROR-y: left to fight: R, Lamb, J. Jackson. F. Gicr, S. Rosa. B. Crcnzer, M, Ward, If. King, E. McDonald, K. V8l1A1Slyl'lC, P. Casscls, L. Salls. .-X. Mallet, E. Saddlemeycr, F. Pierce, R. Hoffman, Supervisor. I3 J Z' I . Ll: L -A X X W rxhlxwr-lr rglcchrlly beams. , if Q li Zi ,H .n... N- .., ...rg i F Try no rgnore them, M1ss Hayes saysm Mrs. Sandner. 'ff' '7 'iU?I, you any you spcnl your :many liff- rm ff' If '1 .yr v,-grrlrucl my pol protozoa down S4172 Fflr. Ifrzxnzoni mournfully. If that photographer comfS him off the wall. a famll' Scrafford to Mr. Monroe- 3 wrlmsesb Hey, get a load of those babes over there, drools Mr. Rothstein to his cadet-teacher. What hit me? says a dazed Mr. Erwin. A--ri? 'h' ?,u,.,..-, . A A . A Imr1'r milf ro me Arora r tional Guard, ,zjrrzmhlr around agam. I 11 bounce iar phrase uttered by Mr. I told you to turn onthe gas. Mr. Bradley, not the water! munrbles Mr. Erwin. 3 Don't tell me thc Pythagorean theorem works! fMr. Griffin! it S9 , ffv . i X 1, Nil lWRk.Yx X RMT!!! :Z x 'I H ll rx. L' H ....Nu.x Pl Nl N '.,nh'l1lm N . ',i1'I?i U10 a,xK.:m1.xm! v. X . ,. -wiki. -1 'xl mx, , 1 4 .! Hwlu. 'll DWI 1 . l W flllll. . 'IX n Un. 1 -r ' 'I 1 :uf- I :Flf'I1 P , - .-fhwp! I 'IU 'lfllfll s MR. PATRICK MCCAFFREY MR. NORMAN K A V A NAUGH MR. A RNOLD MR, RUNALIJ ROTHSTEIN PRYUR 1 MR. JOHN MR. CIICORGE YAGER SICNGI-INIJIZRGER 1 1 i I L Utah MR. IQTEVEIIZIOR MRi.Ng'lARGARET Department Head O' USE , ,. MR. ALLAN Miss Atrcrg Nfllgxxtifirnfarmt, MONROE comsrocx Reading maketh a full man, Conferenfg A Q g ready man, and writing an exact man. - ffrzina x cis Bacon. A working knowledge ofthe basic , l fundamentals ofthe English language .ind il hgqjk E .gu lls giound of the important classics in English litem Q urc enable a person to become more percgrptive - A s ,L of the world around him. The goal ofthe Fing- s l xi lish department is to develop students -,-.-ho :tm si A' able to write and speak clearly, correctly. and MRS. META I MR. ROBERT effectively, and who have proficiency in hasif PLOTNIK MRS. IUDITH SCRAFFORD reading skills and interest in reading good litera- ROTHSTEIN ture' MR. PETER TKATCH MR. LYLE WARNER ENGLISH DEPARTMENT: Mr. Quinn - Berea College QABJ, U. ofChicago UvlAJg English 11.12. Miss Cornstrvrl: - Boston U. KBSJ, Columbia U. fMAJf English 10.11. .-Xdvisvr - Debate Club, Advisor - Hum 81 Strnm Clnh. Mrs. Knmzst - Carson-Newman College QBAJ, U. of Virginia fM.flj. Stare U. of N.Y. fMAJg English 11, 12, Graduation Committee. Co-Chairman - District Social Committee. Mr. Monroe - SUNY Albany QBAQ: English 10, 11. Mr. O'Connor - ljnivn College QBAJ: English 10. Advisor - Creative Writing Cilnlm Mrs. Plotnik - SUNY Albany IBAQ: English 10, 12. Mrs. Rothstein - SUNY Albany QBAjg English 12. Advisor - News- paper staff. Mr. Scrafford - Union College QBAJ. SUNY Al- bany KMAJ: English 10, 11, Advisor - Creative Writing Chili. Mr. Thatch - SUNY Albany QBAQ: English 11. 12, Director - School Play. Even Gail McNiven thinks It 's a 'whale' of a storyl N N I w LAMQUOQPJ sn ntclf - Thomas Mann. with today's increasing contact with the Outside wurld, 11113, fc r r hm we hue A knowledge gf rnnguages other than our own. Over half ofGui1der1ands r r f fl .. r.. C Wim mei, high school career. Our excellent facilities include an ultra-modem jIflIR Q U .Q . C H f 'A -rin books and magazines. sn. srnnrs - sum at Albany gms, MAJ: Russian 1, 11. Mr. aibbrns. N bv U' HI, no 1,mK.ri,,g coach. Mr. Cicero - Siena College QBAJ, SUNY at Albanyqmk K i.:x.,g.. t .-rx' chili. Mrs. McCormick: SUNY at Albany QBM: French II. Mrs. O'Brien ,jay -Wwcbm, mirage gmrxy Spanish 11, Latin 1, 11, III. Mr. Praus - sum atA1 F,-VA, 1' rr, 111. Mrs. wcsrcort - SUNY at Albany: French II, III, IV, Sceptre Service mr, J Le fig. what does Z.yphnix mean? Mr-5, r Westcott questions the validity of a word created by one of her French scrabble pm- nc rs. 1 1 Another crack like that and I'll purge youl Mr. Morris warns his Russian class. I 4. 'W-'P' Mas. DIANE II:'lf 1 1: wssTco'rT -1 AA K x A ,N I it 5.1! gs , Q. Mn? PAUL s iw' . , I a i l 'The mathematician has reached the highest rung on the laddcr of civilization. - Havelock Ellis. The in the mathematics department are prepared to teach all levels of math and to satisfy the curiosity of lllstutlents. From elementary algebra to calculus, thc student is challenged to utilize his powers of reasoning Endcomprehension. Courses in algebra, geometry, trigonomctry, analyticism, and calculus are offered to both math majors and students wishing to learn the fundamentals. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT: Mr. Stimson - SUNY at Albany QMAQ: Math 9, 10. Mr. Bourdeau - Sr. Lawrence University fBSJ: Math 11, Intermediate Algebra, Advanced General Math. Mr. Cohen - SIE?-FY at Al- bany QBS, MSM Math 9, 10, Assistant Varsity Basketball Coach. Mr, Griffin - St. Michaels College fB.-'-., nifty Math 12, 13, General Math, Freshman Baseball Coach. Mrs. Kent - Syracuse University qnfky Math 11.12, Treasurer - Scholarship Fund. Mr. Montouri - SUNY at Albany USSJ: Math 10.11. MR. ARTHUR HOIIRDPZAII Department Head MR. IXJNALD MR. ROBERT czomm W VT, ,W 1 il . I 1, KYVIHITJ 'T' .Lu B0y. this cake ls good! l swallowed my fork! 5425, 19:24:14 rt r N. i Mary Halsdorf and her Math 13 class give n going-away party for Miss Tucker. Q MR. VICTOR MONTUI'i-II Gee, Mr. Cohen. you have nice hands. Mr. Co 'V' hen gives Jennifer Brown some assistance in math. 'J' N X . r ..l ,l 5--Q ? T1 W, .,.....,..r: X rf..-..l.,r HC K, UIFANX Yi- .lf Qcirmce xx. lf NX f' 3 f' f l5on'x do it now. Mr. Burda is behind us, R, Gray says ro T larmnc. r. rx 121 rr fil X .zlri hx :ho mrrrrnc examination of facts. That is the ,mol-lc .mc rlnrrrlrluss way. - W. Somerset Maughm. lr X '.:rr.:r-rn nh-r lm .lone me frog lab, :he titration labs, ,rg .-.r :mr murmur- cxrrrrrirmrion is an integral part of any st.. push'--s' .-1 :rrrrlr-. The science program at Guilder- :r. .,.r rrlrr--lr rw ,arc nr. The goal of the science de- r. . .fllr ,gc Q.-rf-rr--c r--nurses. - And with our progressive .ln-.ni of runny :.cIrool:a in the state. , .w.vrlr,rrrr :rl'NY .rr Allmrryflirlj, fMAJg advanced ' rr ' 11. llrurla frlCllJl Cnllcgc QBSQ, QMSQ, C0l'l'le1l .1 - mr. xlrff. Hr-.tyre - Middlebury College QBSJ, lv ra. r- lu, ,ulx r:,nr - Red Cross. MI. Erwin - Syll- rrr -rm 1' .rt Norrlr Carolina QBSJ, Slena Col- , r r li I-rw!-rrpy. Mrs. Munson - Mt. Holyoke QABQ, :E rm ,irg llrrH.1ln :ir.11eU1Sj. Union College - li ffl' f Wil. ffg ffl NJICUU, and Ll pinch offNH4j2NO3. .,, , ,,, ,jiuwfz hi: rjlrms :ur old. ulmgrrggr, chemical formula. Department Head MR, GEORG E GFZARHARDT BuAiM.Q8S B. Furgason and D. Czwakiel are minding their own business. Business? lt's quite simple. lt 's other pcople's money. - Alexander Dumas. Other peop1e's money is the least ofthe worries of the business education students. The typing, business math, office practice, business law. stenoscript, bookkeeping, and distribu- tive education courses keep them busy enough so that handling money is second nature to them. Class room studies are also supplemented by on the joh training. This makes it possible to understand the fundamentals of business methods as well as business the- ory. The goal of the business department is to impart knowledge to a person which will prepare him for a future vocation. BUSINESS DEPAR'l'MEN'l': Mr. Gcttrhardt - Siena College UZUAQ. NYSCT CMAJ: Business Law. Office Practice ll. Mr. lilson - Syracuse U. UJS. MSJ: Coordinator - Distributlve Education. Dlstributlve liducation Club. Mr. Gobo - SUNY at Albany Um: Shorthand I. Office Practice. Personal Typing. Record Keeping. Miss llayes - SUNY at Albany: Typing 1, Shorthand l. Mr. I-lutson - Niagara U. QBSQ, SUNY at Albany QMSJ: Business Arithmetic. llookkccplng. llaskcthall coach. Mrs. jessmer - SUNY at Albany CBS, MSJ: Secretarial Practice. Shorthand 1, Business Law. Typing. Mrs. Osterhout - Elmira College CBM: lluslness. Advisor - l'l'A. Vice-Pres. - PTO. Typing. Office Practice. Shorthand ll. Mr. Stecnburgh - SUNY at Albany QBSJ: Business Train- ing, Typing, Shorthand. Business Math. Assistant lfoothall Coach. Mr. Weidemann - SUNY at Albany QBSJ: Retailing 1. MR. ROBERT MP. JOHN' GOBO f 35- MR. not,iGt,,xa ritsmr 1? Y-llor If W -.Il-l HF- 'I' V 3 MR. ARTHYR S'l'El3NllURGl'I HUTSON ss 1 sugar: 5. AX .lin Mas. i -. ' is 5 svsmm ' if gm . Jsssrasrz tsl, as MR. HERBERT Mas. MARY ' 'H' M WEIDEMANN osrsnuour L L 11126105 ,... .. ......ux Ez.: .J . -.1L'X.ZZ'...L TOQL' . .,. 4 ..I.xl. X sz Xx.n1x:r1' .md rhc vhoir rchcarsc the Messiah.1' Music W 'sr N N.. X i Q ' I . , S tux X b fi 6' 2 'ff' 'gn , h X k , , gf 'A 'io -f wh 1' - ' iv M ,I .A E it . ' 'uv-in N as n Q77 ,!,,,.1 I 4 ' In I HX H fs 1 V ru V, VY .Ng ,X FX -4 ...auf-'A ' X .el RN ,- 25' 1 V N' Q, 7' 1 1 In s ' ji .' -I -. xx, f!!5f nr .1 Il., I-,uni I'I'lfUlllliIlg :H lllc W0rld'S Fair. 'l'hc hand forming a Block G at a home football game. 'Tis God gives skill, but not without men's hands. - George Eliot. The industrial arts QBPIHIIIBRI has undergone extensive changes since last year. Additions and the general shuf- Mngof the shops themselves have made our industrial arts department a great asset to the school, The graphic arts classes have printed all our tickets and programs for various school functions. We hope that it will continue to expand and serve the school even more in the future. INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT. Mr. Munson Springfield Col lege lB.S.J: SUNY at Oswego fB.S. J: Transportation Shop I lol II. Mr. Kline - SUNY at Oswego fB.S.jg Woodworking I St II. General Wood, Graphic Arts, Advisor - Guilderland Journal, Printing Advisor - school pro- work. Mr. Van de Carr - Hudson Valley Technical College Department Head ,V .- .l. ,-l Fug, F,IJ'f1,'2,fJlJ QA.A.S.J. SUNY at Oswego fB.S.J: Metal 181 ll, General Metals. l-Ar. Vickery - SUNY at Buffalo QB. S. jr Electricity, General Shop. Mechanical Drawing, Electronics, Advisor - Draggin' Dutchman, Volleyball Coach. FITUDISUII MR. DONA LD K LI FJ E fnduobdnl Atta Charlie Unser, Bill Wright, and Roy Purtcll, Those spnrkplugs have to hc in there smnrwhere l 1 fa xii MR. NEIL VAN DE CARR ,Www Don Adams xsaus his tum while joe Stauch demonstrates. MR. THEOV-Qgp Ni Watch that finger, Joe. V1CKER'f -or- .-ls the sun colors flowers, so does art color life. - Samutl lot Coleridge. Through all types of media, the art department dew vt-laps .md stimulates thc students' creative talent. Various study .mf olfcrcd to thc serious art student, along with the excellent 1 mt-rlitics ot' the new art rooms. ln the expanded area and with the p rmprotcd cqutpmcm at-.tilalwle in the new art complex, students ex- pvrmzcut with the magic of charcoal, water colors. and oil paints for sm:-.aplv. the cultural contributions of this department are truly zuczcuottllt. A sample of the congenial atmos- phere in Mt. Krauss' 7th period Interior Design Class. 'Q vi Home -my hymns are sung, what praises said, for homemade miracles ofhgqg' - Louis Untermeyer. In the homemaking department stu- hmsgigguss clothing, home furnishings, foods and nutrition, budget- ing' child care, and grooming. The students acquire knowledge to help them prepare for a satisfying family life. HOMEMAKING DEPARTMENT: Mrs. Ryan - SUNY at Plattsburgh: H0memaking2,3,4, - Boys' Homemaking, 10, 11, special class. Miss warren - SUNY at Plattsburgh: homemaking 1,2,10, 11. RH!- Future Home- makers in the girls' Home Ee. class. A A as 5 Pkgstcab I mea. Vmv.-xm' Y MR- HERMAN 1 fx 111:11 1, WYLD ' ' ' MISS MARY LA GRECA vii mf ' if' Q . e I ik: U ,Q iNg1Q1g'lVll4 01 NN. .md cxcr- ve , I a.m.wm.m. The gym classes X' H - X X. .mx or 1-xvrvlsc, hm it is ! , X .- :Ln p.m1u1p.1111:4 l'l'RilI'kI it MRS KAREN X - . mv.-..--. gm their cxcrcisc LEWIS In 1.1 hm iwy, Ihvy rclslx Oll mx lm 1111-n lmn' down 1.x ml- Xhulf-111 lkvxwc' Pfdgfillll. n lmir pu d vuncs is JI msnnm J. wif ,lWIfXlxlMl'Nl: Mr. . .ll l1.I4c'lImll D ll I4 lug Imac, SUN V If nw wma, fulvinur - j.V. Chccr- . .1111 .us r,-vrcI:mdU!SJ: Phys- : ',',fr'.ily fjhr-rrllcndcrs. Mr. 1 lg !'lny'.w .nl Vflm-aliml, Health, . , , ' .wrv zvlmgj. I nrnillgj flfrvlll r 'I ' 'npr' u'4nr1l4'rl 1 One more ring and I get the banana. K. 1 Gillespie in gym . P l-!eabtl1fO Health is the second hleaairtgj that 'f f mortals are capable of money cannot hny. - 'iz hleszingj that 17-r-vf--1-fr' X .1 f... nur rt. .. Jcnner's warmth and humor ma Pe the - office a favorite resort want her medical aid, want to hear the latest It's in the closet next to the cadaver, says Mrs. Jenner. b0fiflgC1f1SS UUCP I0 lf? W. School Nurse MRS. DOROTHY .TENNER K kb as , Dental Hygienist MRS, NANCY KRAUSS Put on your shirt and come outg thc girls arc gone. Mrs. Jenner tells some shy boys. If you bite me again, I'1l amputatc your palate! Mrs. Krauss operates on M. O'Brian. HFIAl.'l'H UFFICFI: taller School of Tlnrsingt he lu l rf' if Hur on y fins, hm alan Tllfivj wh , new: or ur-:mr rm 2' r TS. x rfln If:nner': fll'f'lf.C ' Ifrvf' ll' N. lr..',t . X . - :sf nrifrl ,lI1F:r'. Mrs. Krauss - SVTIY ar f,rr::.1r.:f..i1r- a ll Hygiene tcachcyr. nt thy ILL MR. DONALD OLIN Ill IXI I lwllc X I ION Mr Thomas Mooney - St. Department Head MR. JOHN RYAN 'Show me the books he loves, and I shall know the man. - Silas W. Mitchell. Our recently expanded li- brary contains almost 11, OOO volumes. V More than ever, a good background in literature is necessary in our competi- M155 DOLORES tive world. Miss Ropke has always-been ROPKE willing to aid us in our search for refer- ence materials. Although she main- tains strict rules concerning silence and student behavior in the library, most pupils realize the need for a peace- ful atmosphere to assure productive research and serious study. Miss Ropke is responsible for encouraging many rather 1ackadaisica1 students to take a greater interest in the great literary works which our spacious library con- tains. 503 LIBRARY- Miss Ropke - SUNY atA1ban - Libraf Wm do YOU mf' 'NY IW? ' ' Y y , , .4 arcs, Evo c . ' Words. - Hamlet. I,. fivanehick, J. limi.-fn Science. 1 fs. 1 6 I ,. Z B. Burke peruse their reading materials in rt A1l's quiet on the library front. CENSORED, Cmsomrlv. Crix SORED . . . Miss Ropke puts her mark on some books. , W '- 0. u. nv,- xxxx X I I llllll fi:-.. - 2 Ax 'N l fl fwuifn L T!wo2assa6f19es P05115 i.l.,'xlR , Sl.BRlLvH'1 GMI. ATCHINBON Q0-U0 C1311 I .a .. .. gm. .n ..ll .hm I In not :hp slave of yards. Ski Club-4: Band '. '-1-1-1.-lf, 1 -5 :R 4- Orchestra-1 . xih lv V, .1C Qholl'-1,2,3,-3. Alnbl zwng h1L'dlC.1l lpchnolo 1 l 3 .71 .112 G 4. ,,,, n' ,nx.. SIN X- -'--:ns ' IN 'I mx lmllxicr Nlll I tx in. lulxftl. ,Muld- ,VAN NJN -ll -' llFx1lI IWR -.- .u,Il1,u -,.1f,v.1, itz lwamy. I ' . J vi My .lmlwlll-'lg Miljm' 'DQO4 ' V N 1, Alullwilimx- 'W fl ,VIII IlfXI'IHUI.IN I hun ' 'V HUIIUI Hmjicly-1. 311:13-l.21,fi,'l, Cjlmir-I42, ll . uuzwntof, - LUCINTDA SUE BARNEY Cindy Self reverence, self knowledge, self control. Student Council-25 Honor Society-2, 3, 4g Sceptre Service-1,2,3,4g Band-lg Orchestra-1, 2, 3, 4g Choir- 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Teacher JOANNE BATZINGER HJC., My crown is in my heart, not on my head. Honor Society-2, 3,45 F.T.A. -3, 4, Yearbook-44 Band-1,2, 3,4g Orchestra-l,2,3,4g Choir-1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Nursing BARBARA ANN BA UMA NN Barb Bright as young diamonds in their infant dew. Yearbook-3g Choir-lg Ma- jorettes-1,4. Ambition: Nursing KATHERINE BEACH Kathy Now join your hands, and with your hands, your hearts. F.T.A. -39 Ski Club-4g Journal-3,45 Year- book-4g Choir-1. Ambi- tion: Teacher JEANINE BELROSE Jeanie What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness. G.A.A.-1,2, 3. Ambition: Secretary JOHN BELROSE Jack The world is at my call- ing. Ambition: Building Contractor DA VID BERRIAN Dave He is a quiet boy . . . Ambition: College JAMES ARTHUR BESHA Besh Photographer would be King of artists. Transfer Student-2g Dramatics-3.4: Journal-2, 3, 43 Yearbook- 2, 3, 45 Cross-Country- Manager-3g School Photog- rapher-2! 3. 4. Ambition: Civil Engineer 75 D-in EDWARD BRUHN ..Ed.. He is a gentleman on whom we built an absolute trust. Dramatics-2, 3, 4g Journal-3,4g Choir-2,3,4g Band-1.2,3g Yearbook-3, 4, Editor-4: Assistant Pho- tographer-3,4. Ambition: College PAULETTE BRUMMELL Dimp1es I would applaud thee to the very echo. Transfcr Student-35 Choir-1, 2,3. Ambition: Music Teacher WILLIAM BURKE Stoney I lead a charmed life. Transfer Student-23 Ski Club-43 Ba skctball-2, 4 . Ambition: Business Ad- ministration ROBERT Bumzstz. Bob There is a time for speak- 1 ing, and a time for keep- ing still. Ambition: Army mdicip faflwbdzmet u Di-.VID BUPT Burt He is full of g i o-dm ings and wisningg. stu dcnr Council 1 'fone Society-I3 ECT ..-H.-i Club-2,7:,4g tiZ3,'Cff I1 1 f-r 2g Soccer 45 Imrarf., 4 .fa I f5,4. ,5.1'fxLi'iO f' IJFIIM ' 1.53. Yiwu-.'IQff2' 1 Hu: ft? K-'if IFA' 1 Ifmfftal-7 ' 1'xi.?.iT1rw Ili rs' 5, ff. c naw f-U MH. TNF-.T-I,'s cflkf Trrizi' film 3r'f2.Q, W 211 G.,-K..R.-1,2.f.r,,1t1 ,- , , ms 2. -f. '15 bcm N Cr Amltizioitg hurl - xl 1-,gh 44. 1 ai' v WI RQBERT BRUCE CAMPBEU. .Bow 'Oh him and his high en- deavors the light of praise shall shine forever. Transfer Student-4: Ski Club-4. Ambition: Archi- TCCI IE KX Q X35 Y lfgn' 'icrr lf n .ima ard mm r .vizrva 1 lrrr-ml' iilwir- , ' 1 1-N lN.11.1l I EIL!-ZEN ANNE CENCI 'Eileen' 'They do not love that do noi show their love. Transfer Student-2: Stu- dent Councll-3.4g Honor Society-2, 3. 45 Sceptre Service-2. 3. 4, Treasurer- 3, President-45 Yearbook- 2. 3,-lg Varsity Cheerlead- ing-3,-1, Captain-4. Am- bition: College Rlfillrlllll JAMES CH.-lMlll5Rl.IN ll1vk U, ll is cxvcllcni to have .1 ,ji.mi'a sircngili. Class lhmiilmii-:lg llonor Society I , .l, 'lg ll.md-1.2, 13,43 ljlwir-2.11.45 lll'iillCSll'3 1, 12, 4, ll. -lx1'lll.lH'1,2,3, fig l?1fcli.1ll-l.2g lxffltfli-ll, fl. ,'imI'i1i-my Uullrgc l J ll ll ,Xlllllllli 'll,'l:1'wIlxN Flo-Inv I rlr- rr-iv -.or my Illc al a HV' if-v. Amliovlfmal- . Willfrj,-lv.ill-Il. Ambl- 1 H: fl- Vvllllllillll '1. il,Il fLIlAMI'lON 'Llrvlg I-louse lf' frm ll his nwll. AUCHO- izunl-l. Amhlllung Navy afuenufwoalabogcolllegefofvbuswafls FRANKLIN JEROME CHAMPLIN F.J. C. In the name of action Ski Club-3. 45 A.V. -lg Dramatios-45 Outdoor Club-1. Ambition: Blo- chemist LLOYD CHENEY Floyd To have seen what lhavc seen, see what l sec! Honor Society-lg Basket- ball-1g Wrestling-2, 3,4. Ambition: Medical Doctor DANIEL ROBliR'I' Clll3SNU'l Dun No legacy is so rich as honesty. Dlstributlve Education Club-3.4. Am- bition: Mechanic SANDRA CATHIERINIS Cl-IICOINIS Sandy Old-fashioned poetry. but choiecly good Year- book-4g Band-1.2,3g Or- chestra-1. Ambition: Industrial Secretary PATRICIA ANN CHROP-.UK Pat She hath a daily beauty in her life. G.A.A.-1, 2,43 Yearbook-3,4g Bowl- ing-1,2,3,4. Ambition: Medical Secretary DIANE CIANI Diane A friend is never known till a man have need. F.'I'.A. -45 Bowling-4. Ambition: Teacher WAYNE AN'l'llONY COFRA NCESCO UCD.. Whose musical words all ears took captive lland- 1. Ambition: College GORDEN MARK COHEN Flash And to the end. he shall succeed llonor Society- 3. 45 A. V. -1, 2.3, 45 Band- 1.2,3,4g Choir-1.2,3,4g Dance Band-1.2. 3. 4: Ra- dlo Operator-3.4. Atn- bitlong ,Aerospace En- gineer LY 'X ,wb Q , GREGORY CURRIER Greg time is forever, every where his place. ski Club-3,4. Ambition: College PATRICIA DANAHY Pat The first in lofriness of thought surpassed. G.A. -1.2, 3. Ambition: Nurs- mg MARY ANN DATR1 Mary Ann Our souls sit close and silently within. F. T.A. -4. Ambirion: College RICHARD DE BENEDETTI Dick To ear and drink and ro be merry. Football-1,2. 3,45 Track-3,45 Wrestling -2.3.4. Ambition: Fur- ther Education mufw 1960 PfJElFQ?'i' DH Fiflfiil L LI 'iicnrry' Life1iP,.u fi f5ri0?i1al1'T1, 'ig 312 f' 11 S141 C1115-43 1 C 1 Club-fi! C, I::i3?f:f?.ail I., my P 2,.'z,f .',:,f,1'rr, f Fi,-'-, 515' iff ,, VNU. I H., Turf AW A ff- I I I V. Air' fs. 0 X 1 rr E'-r lic giar I . .- .,. HM X 2 ,-4-1 l,. 5lKr1. L o 5 Cw 7i ' 4 1 , -H1 .H15 -1. Ar' I rnnlaifi L . mud ,., - ..t. ,,. .inn 111- A: 4 ri C wlaewasn WIS RUFF RT PFI..-'x NYY DA VID DIT TON Hyxoyv Dave Maxx of ,pon .ami man of Good nature is success in 1,-:,m3g ggwlmll-1,2,3, itself. Track-fig Wres- s, 11.15mm11-1,121 1m-k- mlmg-8.1L Ambition: Un- 1 2 szazdvm cimmcxl dccidcd Ii, xvx Vinh-LI, .1, -1. '1'1I1OI' 1 1hfL'ClsfL'xi W '1l,'xF1l'H R 'mr Mp 1.11110 2.-.H :Nmmvn INHN DUN-'cfli .11-1,12 IGIIURIA' ww A.-:mx X .mlxmyg .xmlwimm which Fpvw- Mc'xlr'.xpx1IsvlI. A v lfu RFK nfll1lW-13,41 IUOIIMH-3 'Q 1-,ww 4, huh L23 lnlmlmlxlmls-L1 1 . 541. X1Y1l'HlUllj lnmlmll 'xii 1 0.1-ll IIIVIHIINI, IHYULIY '15 1 lu vm' , Nwluuy -lf 1 II'-IUIII. 'tis no 5 - w'rlvw. l':.uu.1lir'.CIl1lb- ' ,I 1- nm-Wri1ilx5gCl11lw- . Rmhilmug College 4 3' l','. I iflfllfx AIXINI-1 IJRISCAI I vi'.h ' 'lim u f-'. 'f-1 lu- unhappy. Hl fbfwwsopkomow DONALD DROST Don F. T. A. -3g Chess Club-1 2.3.4. Captain-3,4g Au- diovisual-l,2, 3, 45 Golf- 3.4: Debate Club-4. Am- bition: U.N. Arbitrator ROBERT DUANE Bob Sha11 all be done by the rule Track-45 Wrestling -2, 3,4. Ambition: Electrical Engineer PA UL GRA HA M DURRA MCE Rosie People who make no noise are dangerous. Drama- tics-3g Football-1,2,f5,4. Ambition: College DOREEN LINDA DUVALI, Dodic G. A. A. -1. 2, 44 Yearbook -23 Choir-1. Ambitiong Cci1lcgc PATRICIA ELLEN DUDZIEC KAREN EASTMAN rvpatu Journal-4g Yearbook-4g Chorus-lg Bowling-3. Ambition: Nursing RALPH DUPONT Prof Chess Clube1,4g Audio- visual-lg Debating Team- 4. Ambition: College Karric Help thyself and God will help thee. Orchestra-1. 2g 4-ll-1,2. Ambition: Nurse PENELOPE DALE EMPIE Penny She that wrongs a friend wrongs herself more. Class Vice President-2: ,Student Council- 1, 2. Vice President-lg Honor Society -3, 4g Sceptre Service-2. 3: G, A . A. -15 Dramatics-3, 45 Journal-3.4: Red Cf0S5'1. 2 3 4 Ambition A chaeologist . A rw ,gs .fwfr X f N flak 'fn' ' 1 !,,1,,n K gpg xl gb A Siivh. ,V '41 .7 ef . Evgen v5.3 IN: '-1, Xe., ikaimh , FRANCIS CHARLES FUREY Frank we are not all as humble , , Band-1,2g Football -1,2,3,4. Ambition: College BEATRICE FERGASON Bea 1 am a very humble per- son. Ambition: Secretary NANCY GABRIEL Angel lt matters not how long we live, but how . . Majorettes-1. 4g Choir-1. Ambition: Beautician TIMOTHY GA LLA NT Of every noble work the silent part is besn. Ski Club-3,45 Band-l,2,3,4g Choir-1. Ambiriong C01lege , 43 2 01 KATPILEEN ANNE GILLFSPIE Kathie All's well that stays well. K-llCL'IlC.1dll1g'l.2I Student U-'nzwrml-lg ,lmxrml-fl: kz, fr, A, -1,Q,:l. flmhi- tmzzg Ynrsmaxg N0 0 ,ri PERRY GORTON Perry 'There ls sure foundation ser on friendship. Am- bition: College . ,XY lQ.ll!Y Q-In . 4: W' Z. l,v.lY xlmnvh womcwlnt Z .4 ll wrwux l pcxchnncc arrive. lxlll' 0 . - ' lla ' . Ambition .Ann-vu hold umrtalli- livllllf lmml. Honor Im I x--wlllny12,ll,flgSOC- T 14 - zl'i1i1-1,5 lfullligr YI ll VH' VRl I NF I r A .l G-'V pay s 1 -,.,'f I ' I:wJl'l an - ' 9 , . X 4 mm keep not their ll in une sphere. 1 Imfl'--1, Wrestling-1.2, . -YJ 1 'l Arulviliwng Teacher Olrspww THOMAS GROGAN Tom I am not in the role of common men. Student Council-1,2,3,4g Key Club-2,3,4, Treasurer-fl Football-lg Bnskcthztll-l, 2, 3, 4g Captaindlg Soccer- 3,4g Junior Prom Court-fi Ambitiong College ARTIIURIYAHN Art The better part ol' valonr is discretion. Band-1,25 Orchestra-1,2, 51,45 Choir- 1,2g Football-1,115'l'r:rek- 3,-lg Dance llnml-l,2,ft,fI Ambition: 'Teacher IIfANlS'l I'Ii lIAI,LlfNl3I-ICK Jenn Friendly eonnsel ents oil many foes. Atnluitiong Secretary MARY IIALSDORI: Mary Patience tnaltes wotnu n beautiful. Ilonot' Society- 1,3313 Sceptre Service-2, 3, 45 YC8l'lJO0li':,3,'1L Cheer- leading-1,2,!l,4. Anrlui- tiong College WII,l,I1'tM Hi'tR'I' Bill Men sltonlrl he r .-.' lrfrr they seein. Atidioz if,n:il - l- Band-l,'ig r 1: - 'lg lrztelf-2,I:,fl. ,f'-.tnhi- ttong llr:tl'tr.rnfirt MARY lftI'll , M l Who :nrt so lrrvr-ly lair! ' 1 r - i r l.l fx. A, fr.1'..ft..-l 'Jl'illlIfllI!'f.A 5 l -1 ,lonrnnl-75, 113 Jr. Vrotn ' ' ..- ' fy , , -r, .v . rr Lollejge Cl.IIflfURlJ IIICIN l lc-iny lt tnztlces ns or it nmr Q llnselm ll- I g tlnttloor tjlnlt- ,l. Anthition: Work RUNAl.lJ lllfl,I,lJAS Ron Poor and content is rielt Attdiovisttttl-Hg C ' - Ambition: Undecided it cn' ll- 3 C 'F' Flo JA NICE IENSEN Jan Virtue could see to what vii-tue would. Ambition: Secretary JAMES JOHNSON Jim He is well paid that is well satisfied. Transfer Student-35 Football-1.2, 3,45 Basketball-lg Base- ball-1.2,3,4g Wrestling- 1,2. Ambition: College LELAND JOHNSTON Lee Had we but world enough and time. . Audio- visual-1: Football-lg Out- door Club-1. Ambition: Air Force MILDRED JOHNSTON Millie Who believes what varies eVefYdSy? Ambition: Beautician N ' w tlwQoplv Hop . 7 l.'.'II,I.I.r'-.Lf 7,-RPITIS Hill The -,.-ine, 2' f CZCff.l1CCiZQ'gi. , ,. f:llIh'f1,4Q Er,f,'L,a1l- E, f31lTrffJ'lf f,l1f,- '- rm:.: ' ' rfzrf., flfyltifr fif 1 9,114 1 fm f Iil,li'f' fl I H iff 1, i' 4, lifszl-'r'f7-rif'7. ball-I, 'lf-V '- fi.'3. 'mx Um31Lii:f I Vrf'alflfiN 'Ifmh lI '.'i 'xr 'Tnrwr' f' Fll ?T I1,f1 ,G 'Q f,l2zl'- ,i , Trc'af rrr I3 'Ql'C e 1 v -1.21.-1 , xml'if1f1' Jrxxs 1'- l,r..u Sha in rs! npprcm-i.x1t-6. Conncili. livin 1.22.5231 l.l Yicc-i'rc-sidcm Scrvirc-l,2,l,1, r Club-J?,fi, i'rvs1U u1- journal-l, 3, I-ifiilfu Q tor-45liand-l,3,fQE1v' 2gCllCCrlC.1Glm1-v.3, i' ior Prom Ouccx:-15: I-vrc ar Exchange Student-.-, sim cusc Convention-51, 11. Ambition: lmcrnauozzal Relations 47 'Q 16- fl-wwdvwv LYNN? l'l.l,lfN KFRR l,mdic Hjplfll 01 youth, lm vly, .md swuciu Tmnslcr stu- klA'l':1 2,L:., x.. X. -3,41 llr.1z'.1.l7li: 113 Y4'.lrlw-N24-2, lffmll l.f..?.'1gYOIlxL'H' l I K. .I'11z-my .lu- ll c 3 l' 5 1' ,-11 I l..-XURIE RUTH KNAPP l..1ur l..wcly to look at. de- lightful so know. Class sccrcmry-25 Sc-cpm: Serv- irc- l ,12,il,-lg Ski Club-4g cl..-X. .-X. - l.2,'1g Journal- '14 Ycnrlwook-1l,4g Choir- 1153.45 CfllCCl'lC3dillg-2, 3, -ig Jlmmr Prom Court-Ilg HUlllCCUllllIlB Court--l. .Nllllllllxlllj Art Teacher xwm'1xNlll,l. 'N.lllm'c ' 1?-Mull'-1' I lmxv loved Ill., l -,lull lmvc um snr- ..-ll an .lun 'A .vlmlwilmm ll llw l.lll II I1'lFll I li-IN 1 I',l I-I'-I I ww 'I nulygv- lllc- puwcrs Q mlll vial willxmll 'Nw H151 lxwu p-1:,f.ilvililiCs. ll' 'Il .llulv-nl-Il, Am- l7Iv-lo lllmlqlgm-pl-I IV!! 'fl ll Milf ldllfllvllfll 'INV' ,lu wnllfm inln:41I1ly f l.u:x l'l!'.lWlIH'f 1Q Honor mv if If-lg I'.'l',ll.-'lg '1 .1fl'fvffl'-'lg Imuuml-45 'lunar-l,2,i,!1, '.r'r'rc'l.Jry-45 llwm f-:-ff mum fjuurl-45 llllllflfI'l1Illlf,f7llfl f1. 1'-.mlfilinllz 'I'c::ugh4:r we OMIOUIUJ ' Ugajy DAVID KROSS Dave Lessons are the least of my troubles. Ambition: Business College THOMAS JACKSON LAMME Tom The actions of men are the best interpreters of their thoughts. Honor Society-1, 3, 4, Key Club- 2,3,4g Dramatics-45 Ski Club-3,45 Band-1,2,3,4g Orchestra-1, 2 , 35 Football- lg Track-1,2,3,4g Cross- Country-3,4g Leadership Club-2, 3, 4. Ambition: College JUDITH MA RY LA NG Jutts Her ways are pleasant- ness. Choir-1. Ambi- tion: Comptometer Opera tor NORMAN LA PORTE Norm The race goes even to the swift. F. T. A. -23 Yearbook-2, Band-1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra-1, 2, 3, 43 Choir-1, 2, Wrestling-3: Dance Band-1,2. Ambi- tion: College JOHN LASHWA Johnxie I take the day as il comes. Ambition: Auto mobile Designer BRIGID KA'I'HLiiliN LEA RY Brigid Quietness has its own charm. Honor Society- 2r 3: F-'ID A. '2,3: CIICSS Choir-1. Ambition: Peace Corps RONALD LINDEMANN Ron Quiet, first, but look again. Student Council- lg Ski Club-3g Basketball- 1,2g Intramural-3,4. Am bition: College JANIS LIOTTA Jan A pleasing girl with pleasing ways. Student Council-lg Chess Club-3g Choir-3g Bowling-3. 4. Ambition: Undecided Club-3, Orchestra-1, 2, 153 W, J I 'R - 1 Y' Tv 1-M PAMELA ANNE MARTIN Pam The only way to have a friend is to be one. F.T.A. -2,3,4g G.A.A. - 3: Sceptre Service-4. Ambition: College DIANE MARTIN Dcdc Cast thy bread upon the waters. Transfer Stn- dcm-4g Bowling-4. Am- bition: Bcaulician GARY MASLOWSKY Moss The nations nrc lib il drop of thc bucket. Ambi- tion: Game Warden MICHAEL MASON Mike The tree is known by ins fruits. Ambition: Un- decided I hw? rfrivfw JI VI?-ifQ?...I IU fii: .'xT 91.5. u II f't:2zf,h':Z rn I'!i5f1'f, :.1'1 Cyncfifmrz- ffl wr' r' f X .J. r ,.',,i ,.f - f L, f,,,..f,-1.5. f rr'--i Infivf VV-r' ,.., 4 fx l li. Ii I fwfr f fl' f i X. I J14'Ii,'- V110 IW il' 1 i 'mnfcnr f A- ll .HA flailfi Club-Lf, 1,1 .1 nubnx W., I 4 1 ff' .' Q--sf so ' ,,. Q ' L Y' ug ooo G F RA LD MCC.-K RTHY ujcny.. golden opinions from .all gnylg of Ppgplt. Fowllllg' 'igl1n1r.1z1l:lr.1ls-14.4. :Ull- !-lzaozzg lfnllcgc I ' lIlX.lYl?x vi ll7lll1 K -pl 3 gl .L I Y Y l VIOLA MCHUGH ..V.. l know my soul hath power to know all things. Transfer Student--lg lf. T. .-N. -1: Class Secre- tary-lg Band-1.2.3,-lg Orchestra-1.'2.12g Choir-lg Intramurals-1,2. Ambi- 'llxllll Minister l',-llll. MITINIIKIZR Ufflll'llil NHL' lynx lllll ol All JQQC lm: lur.1lllllm'. Choir- :l,ll. lglilllf-lCl fl. Anubi- llnllz l-wmlry I lf-ll w Ml'l'l'Il Hlllllu lmllnulg ltlll l'-'vcr his lllvll lI.llllI' lwlll llclvcll . ,l ,. llllu-lr 'ww lcly-lg Iivy - llll--L:,:l,fa4 zllci rjlnlm-Il. 1, f Iwi: l,11,Zl,4glJl':lllla1I- ll 1 fl, lrm lc-Ll,Il,flg Cross- ffwllllrj,--ll. lllllllllilllll lull'-Vp lI'Il'Af-ll 1'l'IZ HI f'llllCu 'f.-.'w- mf-n any lllllllillg in ll-HIHVIIIIIG lilIlCS. Slu- flf ul Cfnllllfiil-'25 HUIIOI' '.fvlf'ly'I,2,fl,f1g llrumal- ll 1-lg jflllfllill-fig Yearbook 4, 'QlliZCll uf lhc Month-Hg llulrlclllakillg Club-1. flrulwiliong Nursing Il Owv new goals. SUSAN MILLER N ll O1d friends are best Choir-1: G.A.A. -4g Bowl- ing-4. Ambition: College TONI LOUISE MONTONE Toni Good words are worth much. G. A. A. -1, 25 Yearbook-3. Ambition: College JOHN MOONEY John The best mirror is an old friend. Ambition: Un- decided LORNA JEAN MOORE Lorna Most learned ofthe fair, most fair ofthe learned. Student Council-2.35 Hon- or Society-1.2, Critic-3. 4g Sceptre Service-1.2.3, 4: Yearbook-2,35 Cheer- leading-3,flg Junior Prom Court-3g D.A.R. Good Citizen Award-4. Ambi- tion: College RAYMOND MOORE HRAY.. 'Tilunting the fine point of seldom pleasure, Ambi- tion: Undecided JUNE ELIZA HFITII MOM FIR June To .1 young heart, every- thing is young. F-. T. A. - 2.3: G.A.A.-lg Choir-I, 2.3.4. Ambition: Coll lege MIClflAl-Il, MUSALI, Mike Tomorrow do thy worst. for l have lived todayf Ambition: Undecided MICHAEL MOSHIER Mike Good nature is success in itself. ski Club-4g Choir-14 Volleyball-8, 4. Ambition: College L Of 4'f r ,V+ 1. Q S 1' 'SRV x L , :Qi V WILLIAM ROBERT OHIDAL vu uv 'Let the world slide, what care I. Retailing Club- 3,4. Ambition: Work JAMES OLSEN uhm.. A guy with a nice smile, l and a friendly way. Ambition: Undecided ADRIENNE OROSZ Adrien Look for a star. Choir- 1. Ambition: Secretary RAYMOND PACH UCKI VVRaylY An mability to stay Quiet. Ambition: Agri cultural Specialist dwg5mw08f7LOM560lumeJf. . . Ifl.CUfjPlI,I?I? PC-I C F If J 'jrtckie' AU- will .ff J r.. f..,,s .- :Ln ,lnriil flfillcge F.H,?,' 1 ' 1 P 1 A T fl 1 1 'wi l f X -'zgjif 2 1 ff, '.-'lm' :Tv H r 4' 5 Y T '. 1 fgy,-. faru-f :rv 5. Chair iiigf fbi' ,. ,..,,I., r ,A .sumti Q -,., ,.,,,.Y, c,-.-rm r,- rs ui-.Lk 'Nu matics r1.wr--11-1 ' 4 is . Amldiivng I iutaaf iedfb R 4. FlNls'. xRlW HFNRY VFLTUN xl izh 1mZ.n.' ,f'l:'.:lNu1o11- Mr x H lu UHF '- li 1 fr l l wx, ... ,V X-N ,,.u ll I I A A l l'l lr' CHRISTINE MAY POLSTER Chris wl1.u charm dwells in a friendly look. Sceptre Scrvmcc- l,2,1l,-lg G. A. A.- lg Jmxrnnl-:l,4, Assistant Pdxmr---lg Ycarlxxvk-3,-ig llmm Committee -Il, -1. Ambition: Nursing lll.lNl' MM' l'UR.'l'l'll ll1.x1mc ' HW llllikll lx lwglllllllll, lm: Mllllvl mmm Cmllll'ClllClll.' .L A, A 3,113 IR-ls Club-l, . Xmlwrmng Numnv U NIH-l'flX l'l'l'l Nl' Imam I vw I lu. If- .vnIII1ul'uSC MJ, 5j.mIrn1vI51i1'l:- I I. X. 1. l, lunrlml-11.4, Ml!-.I :lpn-vu llvnd-'lg YCAII' 1,-.-1 gl'l'lnl11ffUlllllIll ll- '. 1, ,Xmlvilmng Col- 1, .., F VI l'fll'Jl'l ' , ..u 'I .ur -llfllf 1- num' llllISlCJl1 vim: .my ming Transfer ':lll'l lll'2. Iluml- Ig Choir- l.Z1, HI:-1' Club-lg Hook 'lull-I, 2. fmlhlllong llfrllvjjc guido ' Ntglttx' DENNIS ROBERT PURTELL Denny Always ready and willin to have fun. Ambition: Automotive Mechanic ROY ROBERT PURTELL Perky Be silent and safe, sil- ence never betrays you. Volleyball-25 Retailing S Club -2 . A mbitiong A uto- motive Mechanic VIRGINIA MAE QUAY Ginny She brings a note of beauty into each day. Student Council-4g F.T.A -2,3g Bowling-lg Major- ettes-lg Homecoming Court-4. Ambition: Teacher ANNE ELIZABETH QUINLAN Anne To be loved by all is indeed great love. Class Vice President-lg Student Council Treasurer-3: Honor Society-1, 3, 4g F.T.A. -2,3,4g G.A.A.- 1,2g Yearbook-3,4, Sen- ior Section l-Iead-4g Or- chestra-1,2g Prom Com- mittee-3,4p Pep Club-1. 2g Home Economics Club- 1. Ambition: Teacher MARY VIRGINIA OUINLAN Ginny To those who know thee not, no words can paint. To those who know thee, all words are faint. Stu- dent Council-'25 Honor Society-1,2,f2,4gF.'I'.A.- 2.3,4g G.A.A. -25 Year- book-Senior Section Head- 4g Orchestra-1,25 Home Economics Club-Vice President-lg Prom Com- mittee-3,4g lvlanlins Math Contest-lg Pep Club-l,2. Ambition: Nursing RICHARD RAFl5liR'I'Y Rick Momentous to himself and to the world. stu- dent Council-lg Key Clnh -3,45 journal-23 Band-l. 2,33 Choir-2,83 Football- 1,2,3,4g 'l'rack-3,45 Wrestling-2,!5,4g Leader- ship Club-2,3,4. Ambi- tion: College 'I'l-IOMAS RALSTUN HTJI .. A friendly person is a welcomed person. Class Treasurer-3g Student Conn- cil-1. Ambition: College WILLIAM RAPP Bill All mankind loves a lov- er. Class President-3g Student Council-3g Key Club-2, 3,43 Ski Club-4: Football-1, 3, 4g Baseball- lg Track-23 Wrestling-1. 2, 3, 4g Leadership Club-2. 3,4. Ambition: Physical Education 1,5 'i ,-. 1.1 TAHWNQYWW f ,I '53 gzgvmf' 1 , . , , . , l N ,f U v - 9 3 glktgfn A uti- 4, L f Lk .. sv.: 5'., 1 gl: 1 JEFFREY RIVENBURG JefF' Every mind has its own method. Baseball-1. Ambition: College KAREN ROBERTSON Karen Wim, Vigor, and vitality , , Journal-3,45 Year- book-4, Activity Section Headg Orchestra-1,23 Sceptre Service-3, 4g Choir-1,2,3,4g Creative Writing Club-45 Honor So- ciety-3,4g Dramatics-4. Ambition: College JUNE ROBINSON June Time is the rider that breaks youth. Bowling- 3. Ambition: Secretary nrrmr Joi' ROBINSON Elf She has no leisure who Uiethit not. Choir-2,3 inttamurak-1,2, Am- bllwm Collee -nl SCJ-I , K W- -W5 f.. -,EZFJLYFI 5.1,-WIFL E'UFiI'I'.f':II.!.?l fnifflllffll The lllfzflf, ri: f . . wftiziii. f,fiLrrmxTfef:- f',:'g1'1 SCC.Ff,:i'Zzfy' LST PPHL 'I N f - - r . 5 .ufC.P 1'xnri I feel fm' I A happier thu! I 11 1. Club-4, rum?-' ' llilllhllirllij I GA Il NIP!! T-Ir NT 'Gail' Kimi, Qirrrerr. aritiswccri 4'-f Cll-4'l i -'- .4 Srcpttc Ser. rf ff G.A..'i.-1,L..-,r Y-Tcenseig Veg V1 2: Intramrzrf' -' Ambition: Y' 1 KATHLIIFN .USN ROSIZNBVEQC1 F fi Kathy One sword keeps a Q in lhc sheath. i.i A. 2, 3, 4gJOl1rl1al-13.4, Year book-3, 4g Y-Teens-lr Bowling-3. Anthmong College 59 'Uh 1 MAL1miEN ROSEN HMO.. Pair as the beautiful tal, 3116.111 ltkc IIS glow. lwrtrnzzg 1'1-.1vl1c: . , ...r 1,1 f1t1..t1 x 1 1 113' . . 1'-1 , '41 1. 2. 11,r, 11 1L'1',I1a11- 1 L, jtfulnt snow. an eye like its crys- Tliliiil-ClS1l1dC1l1'f:. Alll' 1l.f:1l11I1f1r1: JUDY ELLEN SCHIERBAUM Nludy.. A happy soul, that all the while rcjoices. Hon- Ur imficly-3, 43 F. T. A . ' 2, 3. -lg Journal-3. 4g Band- l.2,:1,4gCl10ir-1, 2. 3, 4. .1X111111tio11g College 1xAl'111.1i1fN MA R112 :411.t1:r:11N1ass'v l4.11l1y Anti .111 to lcrtxc what rt 1111 1lt'I' mil she won. I 1..X.-L13 Chess 1111111-:lg 11111111.11 fl, 1CGlIll0t1li :l2 1 111111 lg ll-vwlittg-Slpl. t111lw1t11'11g tfollcge 1'1'1T'3I-IIAVI7 1t1111 M11 11 1111- 111-.1:1111'e. sweet '11- 11Il'.lTlllf'.H lf.'l'.A.- . 11111111.11-51, 'lg Yc:1rb00k . - 1 1 ,. 'g '1l11tr-1.2,-l,'1. Am 1'11II'l1j llis111ry'I'eneher 1111111111-i S-111-IARIZR Nm.. I hr' dalmlcst last, K0 111,114c the end IIIUSI sweet. '-flltllfilll flrmrrcil-lg Honor '.'1f11CIy- l, 3, '1gl1.'I',A. -3 111 'aki Club-45 Yearbook- f5,4g llistorlmr-4: Choir-1, 251,41 Secretary-3. Treas urer-44 Prom Committee- !5,4. Ambition: Nursing O WILLIAM SISK Bill Life that dares send a challenge to his end. Ski Club-3, 45 Band-1. Ambition: Ski Instructor ROSEA NNE SMA RT ..RoSe.. Each man winds up and rectifies his own. Band- lg Bowling-15 Choir-1. Ambition: Beautician PATRICIA SMI npat.. oblast! EDWARD swrmq Ed Give us strength to for- bear and to persevere. Band-1,2,3:sk1c1ub-4 Ambili0n: Insurance Agent JOANNE SMITH ..JO.. - . . it is to laugh. Ambition: Bcautician MARILYN SMITH Mices A nightingale in the syca- G1ad that I live am I. more. G.A.A. -25 Band- Student Council-4g G.A.A 1. Ambition: Beautician -1.2.3,4: OfChGSIrH'1: Choir-lg Bowling-1, 2. 3g Manlius Math Tourna ment-1. Ambition: Col lege CRISTI SMITH MICHAEL SMITH Crls Mlke Youth is wholly expefi- When I consider life and mental. Pep Club-2: its few Years ' ' ' H Band Hum and Strum Club-45 1,2, 3,4p Cross-Country-4 Choir-1. Ambition: Air- Wrestling-2,3,4. Ambi- line Hostess tion! College BARBARA LEE smarts fl n Barber '- Laughter is not at all a bad beginning for a friendship. Honor -So- ciery-1pG.A. A. -1,A2,3, 4g Journal-3,4g Yearbook- 3.4g Choir-1,2,3. Ambi- tion: Teacher NANCY JOYCE SPEERS Nance It is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. Honor Society-3.4: F. T. A. -3, 4. President-4: G. A. A. -1,2,3,4g Treas- urer-:i, 4g Journal-3: Year- book-4g liand-1,2,3,4g Orchestra-1.23 Choir-1,2, :wig Home Making Club- I. Secretary-lg Prom Committee-3.4, Refresh- mcm Chairman-3. Am- bition: Teacher BIZRNARD STATILE Bernie Nothing to do but work J l . . Band-1.2.35 Bas- kcrbali-1,2g Dance Band- i e 1.2.8. Ambition: Col:- le ge NANCY ALLISON ST. JOHN . Nance 'l'hosc who toil bravely arc strongest. Honor So- Cicly-2,ff,41F.T. A. -2.3. 4g Journal-2,!l,4g Choir- l,2,3,4g Creative Writing ' Club-4. Ambition: Bio- logical Researcher Louise STRAWBRIDGE ovIDu Time cannot age her. Ambition: Marriage EDWARD CHARLES STUMPF Charlie A leader among men. Band-lg Basketball-lg Baseball-2. 3,4. Ambi- tion: College ANDREA SWIDER Andy Farewell! Thou art too dear for my possession. F.T.A.-2,3,4g Dramatics- 1. Ambition: College SUSAN TARIFF Sue G00d, beautiful, and ECS Student Council-2, 21 Ski Club-45 GAA. -1, Yearbook-2,3, 45 Choir- 1-?-3,4, Vice President- 4: Home Coming Court-45 Cheerleading-1, 45 Major- EUW1: Junior Prom Court 31Pf0m Committees-3, 4. Ambition: Airline Stew- ardess r W PIflli.1,PI T . 1 . 'lurk' lxf' 'f'1C 1 1 Key f,.i.R,. df, 1'.'6-HIV ,-, .i.,,i..., 4, f ff.l,. 1, . ' .fr 'fx In 114' rn l1,'n'. fx Ma fait' I .UN fx Slzx. 4 '1 Ilf'Z'g iw' ,ll'ANNI'Ji I Ujimaj. llcrl.1u,1h1t linkling wi it it Society-l.l Dramancs-Z College VICTORIA ANN TISDALE Vicki Flewed is the healthy ll.lllll'C. l' , T. A. -:lg Journal-'Ig Choir-lg Rowl- mng-gf, Crv.N1x'clxfriIil1g nflxzl'-fl. .kmlulmng Jour- mlm l mx-'VIR PA UL VICTOR TYMCHYN 'l'ymch win makes its own wel- come, and levels all dis- rinctions. Student Coun- cll--lg Key Club-3,43 Ski Club-'lg Iiootlwall-1,2,3. ag lmskcxlmll-lg Track-1, 2,-lg Air Raid Warden-43 1.4-Qulcrsllip Club-3,45 ln- xmmurals-l. 'lg 'l'r:msfcr smdcm-sl. Amlwixion: 4,0lll',1C 1ll.Xi:llSl'NSl:llJlL 1 l11u'lx pl i-In-'v nn thy memory. l11ls.mu11:ll:--ll. .'Xllllllll0ll: Nm-wxwxxw ltlllQlllCCl' 9- av- 5 nl' fm l , I , H 1-r, wif-l.3f. 7. 3: ' 'PCI ' ' V 14' all- ,v,, ,-, v .,ar. .1 ..x,f '.l1.Pf--1.1. x 1 Hg Pfnggisvcerillg Vi I IIIA llllflffl-f UNSISR on r lm . Nurling lv 'Ill IVI' VAN ALSTYNE Hllflllu '.v,urum in mlutcrmlncd by ,' HIIHIIIICSW, nut wizc. Bas- Ifwul-,lll-l,g Intramurals-8, ll. fx mhil mu: Undecided -- DAVE VAN HEUSEN Dave . . of matchless swift- ness, but of silent pace. Student Council-4g Key Club-2, 3. 4, Secretary-45 Ski Club-4, Journal-1, 3, 4. Sports Editor-4g Year- book-4g Football-lg Bas- ketball-1,2,3,4g Track- 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain-43 Cross Country-2, 3, Co- Captain-3, 4g Leadership Club-1,2,3,4. Ambition: College LINDA VAN PATT EN Suzuki Health, wealth, and beauty, wit, learning, and sense. Student Coun- cil-3g Honor Society-3, 4, Secretary-45 Future Teach- ers-3,4g G. A. A. -1.2.3, 43 Journal-3.4, Feature Editor-45 Yearbook-3,-'ig Choir-1,2,3,4g Bowling 1.2, 3g Creative Writing Club-4. Ambition: Au- thoress moms vomfm Der ie Many receive advice, few profit by it. G.A,A, '1-2' 3. 49 Bowling-1, 2, 3, 4: Red Cross-1,2,3,-4. Ambiti0ll: Key-punch Operator DOROTHY JEAN VRBANAC ..DOr.. Take care and say this with a presence of mind! Transfer Student-35 Class Vice President-2g Student Council-2g Dramatics-1, 25 Yearbook-lg Choir-1. 25 Cheerleading-1. Am - bitionz Airline Hostess DAVID VAN WIE Wee lf all the year were play- ing holidays . . Hon- or Society-lg Choir-8g ln tramurals-1,2,8,4. Am- bition: College BRYA N DA RRYL V ERCH ..Bry.. Brave men are yet alive. Chess Club-lg Ski Club-8g Band-1.2,3,4p Choir-1,2g Track-1. Ambition: College JOHN REIESIZ W A LLACIC uRiCu Do not turn back when you are just nt the goal- Ambition: Electrician KAREN WALTON Karen The birch. most shy and ladylike of trees. HOIIOF Society-13,45 Future Teach crs-3.4. Ambition: COI- le ge Wwlwdffofdaotdm iris A X-ef 2.3.4 ments-4 Club-4 cussion 4 College WILLIAM W WESTPHAL This day Ive Baseball-2. 2D 39 4l Ambition: HENRY go College DENNIS WHITE ' Whitey I am as the soul of my fate. Ambition: Musi- cian ow MW? WHITE SUOWY Pm no angel' Student COWICII 2 Chess Club-2 Band1234 Cho1r23 4 Football Manager 2 Basketball Manager 1 2 Track Manager 3 Am LOUISE WILHELM W11l1 Ishall not hve rn vam Honor Socxety 3 4 Jour nal 2 3 4 Yearbook 2 3 P A Announcer 4 Crea t1ve Wrrtmg Club 4 Am brnon College 1 0 D V011 4000 gf r h el f P I 4 V , t 19 0 . PJ 10011. ,. V 1. vc ' ' ' S G h f.-fwfrzsp P.-vm! :z 1 ' 1 5 v I t ' l 1 X Y,-f fl,- 3 ' 5 Tift, fha tix: lex of The ' v 3 littl ' my pzgrtue is Tia? ' ' ' thmugjh1ife. .-l.7:1kirifn7.g biti0H: Undecided ,Q if gt ,mg .- - -,. H , , , H '.'fIF,?,If'1.?f 'fVffT , ' 'sam - ' : - X f an ff' - ' ' 5 - ' J 1,'af.ufrf2i51. ' ' f ' D, -: - D -fmiifr MW X ,,, TT, , EVAN WILSON ..Ev,. He held the lamp of truth. Football-1. Am- bition: College WARREN WINSLOW Tyrone The monuments of wit survive the monuments of power. Ski Club-3,45 Football-2, 3, 4g Basket- ball-1,2g Track-3. Am- bition: College H. W g ' ff-X C , T225 Qiirf' f :wwf 3' Vizzfe-' fn' vi' . 4. Tlitlf-.Ui 2'7 -'i'1'?i 'Snazfi' -IYETT sure ?: 50125 k'i'iV1P: , KM 2.3: A1:C1oxis:gal-E. 'Q 1: Fo-'ihall-2. '--!:cs'iirg- 3.4. Ambition: FECCTTW' ics Tcchmcian 67 T051-PH BRACO A ,-,1-' joe x .zxsznzrk Ihr xzmxvrsc, I .mm myself my own ommamiu. Band 1.2. Uulmuira 1,.., Nano Q 13.1 nd --1. .-X mbition: Colle gl' -f1' , K. A H-m :-.ad .md had and ,-,,,x.I lx mx-. M Nm mhcn, wx '-hI'1'l!H 111055 Chib- 1, I-w-ii-.ullM.u1.1ygvr-4. I I f glib . 9 1 . .fb wg., J 5 1 v .7 iff! ,.. 'W 4 K' VNV 'E-Z fm -1::nlwirn:11il'l Burnie Erwin buys a ticket in the iw Q 'ni'-xrrizn frfvm lmvc: Hum, DL - 'vim ' ow... Nf If Mr. Burda knew that Juan Cnrcy and Maureen Rosen were in lab without Lhcir safely glasses . wr TQ - S 'bf 6-095' 911 1 ,1 -,. n - I I,unf.h YH'iV'g ir flrxrrrff fur : ,'If- -1 ' , my Udnlif imma' f nffrrria fm r-Q ,. . . ,,.. Sclrrurklnccwffrrfrs - f. 1 Marx' lwwrw - Vrflmff linda Krarnvr Irffwaf- ' No, no, Brian! In the lcst lnbcl Dr. Wal- son practices his own lab lcchniquc. iu7ll'!l ' Candid camera catches Carol Collrcr and typing GJ. 4 xr: AQWQ. .,, Q-sr Ja: Irczra 69 r 1 5 Ili :hun TJKC fiJEN 4 L x k rf at 'Pv- 'F .fav 'URIAN A NN GILMAN 'iw Q15 JOANNE BATZINGER In future years the 0 a bright spot in the hrar the Class of '63, 2-firh help of such dedlcared be aclfnowledged :la ar, LUCINDA BARNEY. SALU'I'A'I'ORIAN LINDA MEYER IANII l'il'TJT High School will cfmrrr, lem edrreatimal inzrirzri urmtarl ing performance of rheae :ru- dents will he remembered az og' of hf: wx'- as rheae Guilderlarlrl Cfzrfr r l ' ffl CICC- TLT.. LINDA BURTON BRIGID LEARY any ii L. rf 4 his , M, V -.. ' ,. A 35 33.4-V 1 .I blbilil S-.4 at s I 7- MOST HUMOROUS - Linda Vnn Patten and Ed Wroblcwski 3 an I '. , W- 1 ,a - ' s :xii-I V-in .i :mw TU'-ix ff' Ml annum' ,,, ,, 'wig L. X ....o'k.z. MOST ARTISTIC - Karen Robertson d Ed s 11 an OC ff MUST vovu1.A1z - lain-L-H Cfcnvi ms jny 'Vwmnhly Z I -- ---:qi 'ill 'i 11 -. 1 sq, fe Sl MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEEIJ , BEST LOOKING ' Lillda INIAWICI ADC Lorna Moore and Brian Watson Dean Saud! 73 x F' Uuffrf-1ffn.f, T Q- ,- elk' A- - qfl Ar'iI1'm or L.1.1 Q nl L nC'9 IT ix v, . n y fix' QIOMI W N CWNC' L mm xx .N 4 . .'. The SS N 011.15 NW.. 40115 xc ., 1, .La R , , . x xxnl.MS ' 4 A . ETA11, m iii IMS x,a x I . 3 1 K J . 1 I Nl 1 11 Ulu .my vm. - Jnvin Owens. Sec. - Louise ' 1-wx. lrwut'-. f ,billy Now Rf I X 17- 1 I M fm g 1 uk, Pres. - Pat Gabriel x , E h, :VJ f L1-r F 4, .Q fx F x 'W 'JI' v :A .. 5 5' J J' . ' u :U-,- X- ,mv A K, , . x a A 'I X w ' JH-Hn 'L I L ' ,f-Qlf .,. , I I--H . Y 'f Lu f- 1.-I g :- 'S X I.. , J! i It as Donna Creamer Jacquclyn Crozier I Inna N Www- x Rolwrx Cinmminlmm 1ll1lCSK:lll'1lS nn' 'u- P X , - wx 1: ' ' . 4, '?f 50l'ili?521:f 9 A 0 A, - Qlfrbf .v-' ' Q t. Y 1 Qomsolwlasfw ' Rosemary Gunther Raymond Hans Conrad Hartmann Linda Haupt Frederick Heinburg Elizabeth Heller E, QQ 1 V 1' ,srl 5 V ll, - 1 o rr A X d 'V f 'JK 1' , if - ' ' Q , 'M P4 'fr' Q., . 1 1,44 H C., SU ' ' I Barry EZCILYCJI1 Pamela Ffseid Vx. ,I -, , U11 ffif- I 1.11 Wrlliarn Prths Charlef, Pxrzj, P21 lph ffm? fffkfj fifiifa F2 Janine Prsrifzj Hruff- F-'fn r 1 Heir: G.:r.:rft Jl1di7IlCf:TF 1 Lois Gfirimrrif Yr'--jHif!Ea1'1ii Uflivllfllfff Cai I,,zly:i3,g Mins: Cmhlcfn M Cara I2-NM? Ile,-rr-, rw v Ii:zfHf'.'z' f- Pfzzfzrla fir Ql- Nh.. Bruno says, No PIOblCl1'l. Doug. I Q1 v Richard Leninger Sue Lemmon Barbara Leonardi John Leonard Lynn Lieberrnzr n James Link Bruce bourgka George Lutz Chris Macali Martha lflacdrmnsrifl Bonnie M:rQIim.,gi1 Linda Mnelbnf ..,' Q11 Greg Major Myne Mnjuiry Suomi Mulfi Bruce Mnlfi John Marci! Donna Mfirrin Chris Marnvcgrsn Chcrylc Marr-'inc Karen McC.2r1Ii3' Larry McCnrrlij.' David Mcffnrvllll Marvin ?xlL'CllIEElXL Nancy lxlfofllirnlfr B0l1IllC MCCUIUHC s'f' Douglas Mclvonncli Kathy Mclicnny Gail McNivcn Lynne Kerr Bob Messcrcola Judith Michela Nancy Miller Susan Miller john Milne awlfafwiw .-2z1:a k.1:2:cr .an ' k1:sl.'axZ ' -- '- tithcrgcr . k ' wo:'c'v 1 N ' xl r ' ga A .A ' ' .L-1 f.YW E-26.747-K -NY I ggi Am fs - .fix , g ' H+. r , 5 Y 5 Y 4 x- K l J' i as Q. 1 5 . i 4 Q lmlx F-lwwnlc 4 , A 5 V 1111 har-I Nw.-:alle 2 , S 5' 4 Y , 0 by - . I Iimlavtll Unkcs A f iY,,':u1, Vt! 57 i i5 Valcne Orlup Kevcn Ostrandcr Javan Owens Sally Pachtcr Sue Pagano Bruce Palzini VT mdwpamw big ' gewu. M, .. 1 1 I . . -Q 4 xf' L,-. , ' s i 1 X! J :M A m 4 . 'Si g' A .v ,, H 'Ka M X .. XX , P Z i n ov .. 'E x . L- x C 4.C x..1 r wiklg A r WSOP mc: thc c.zp.aNc guidance of Mr. Kamp- ' A' ss of 1957 has hccnmc :hc most pros- . 0p!'.01'1-'-rr Claw on record. In A Iwo- 4' 4, 12:6 ihrcr hundredtx-'c'11ty-1'1vl' 'c' ravfd Mc: zwchc humircd dollars -If -. rr th: 1' .1 2.-an 011 .mdx , cxpnndlng Pc, 'A I4 '111ct:1I1.,:w-YIC-lGwllars. 'V' -' T' 'wth'-li -jawiw IlL'ixFiS f f ' .'x. 1 :Env zz:-Ns: camiv. f,1:z'0U7h1xyr.1i, 1 .' cw pax for . : H. www: frwvzi. Hmi , H KAI M.- 1 ' I X ' A 5 1,55 K I 1? J rilnu Ufficcrs arc: V.P. - Anne Lamme, fl.m-I llury. 'l'rcas. - Joyce Gallo, Prel. - Mann 1 y 5.-J, , 1 'wllflg' . f 4.3 . r. y, Af, 36 3 at ,Qx-1, ' Qs? nf, aw Q- 'ide YE ati , ,Y xi' Haj A Q 1-,li QWX U so K . lg 1 M , . KV is ,q E' Q' QQ L , f Q - W , 5 ' fi 1 1 f i.-1 wi, . 1 , A L, Itisw Janice Cenci Anthony Cerone Barry Chcsbro Nav id Chcsnur Gnrx' Chilxsucas S- , n. ,xrnln ll . ,Six . . sm, , s. Af : - xi f . A 'Q-4 I yk' Y' f I L v Q Linda Ferguson Carmen Ferriero Richard Fitzpatrick Janice Flansburgh William Poland Eleanor Fordham A Q3- J... I F, 9 if Plcha rc Iflhfzlfli yffSICflIfxV:C1 Willifzfra Inzs: F.: mn Inrrliz 7, Qnhfzrf 177255 I imr.:.i: Yalfill, Fjdmzmi ?Pff21'T Ira ! l?f:f Iancf ?fL,:f' Ifnanrfr ff' V: f Prvv: Eff an '.11fi1'i? 0 ,4 irmalfi Sal f milf' iii, ' f1',wf132' g, X j., If! f '2' 1 FIJVI Ifff ff'f f 1-fm 'f .X H . If-11 . Vlara' 3'-iH11 ' ffiw-f 1 , ll: f V-'rvrhx Thvztw' .-'sll'fH'1 . 1 jamrs P-1 fx Ruth?C1:i-'71 Stephen F-fa.. K- William Harsh Tiz11Ml1y Narnia Mary Ann Marci James Nasa R. I l Q .vim I' , . 1 an 1.-.-.1...........-.. wand -, Joyce Oakes Michael O'Bricn Susan Owens Michael Owens Sherry Palazini Darwin Pangburn QCA , 1 ' I , 'JUN ff1 A'C 'F Uw- Tifr F4 hr' Nui Vim XTVEEF' I 'L Uvrlif' 'fam'r1 lax-ff I awrr ' ,, .. PLZ-AW L. Vnul E 1- rw As1nl1111,A lvICyf4'?X 3 Cmrlzwzzr 3 Jnmcs VM liolvcn VMS Shclm Vrc Alan Hin- lmlc Pugh Tcrcsa Raf rm ? ' I u' ' -' -'W----5 - V l 5 I S Y s ,, 5' f L E. v X ...'i'l'2?T A C' ne, ,i K xg: r e ax. J x 7 , ' o 1 4'.'Yl,. 1 . Q ,Q 4 , i X in H 'Qi 1 . -R. ,sg 3 ffl. A 1 xfxjl r Q I .raw dw Oeffwgwm. Back to Junior High, gm su. K g 1? Mr. Yager's second childhood. it V E R u wo P5 u , -h.,,,,X 'fi -' 5'-v 'Q , Judy Bruce has no complaints about 2 long hours and no pay. 3 s ,. -.. I x C' M.. 3 'A Y f Coach Field 's baseball team had a highly sue- ' V ccssful season in 1964. The team compiled an 18W-32 , gl ' TU? L'1I 7 lla' l fl .2 I ' - . :Q , fav Ugg -, Q , . ' I qs, .4 , - , 5 ls. 4 ' , , ,ilu ! 15w.,,, , ' ' ' ' I 1 4 , . V ' f I 'f .' L: 'Q - ,, l J, ,I 8? ,gylk K' 7 ff 5 6 X ' 43. A ' I V ,' iffwi ve ' K' X f, Q W1 ,P . I: 5 Z' 55 5 'E if 5' 3 E' 5' -Z 5 3 ' 2 - 3 ff? E - ..- M E :: :J E 5 Q C' 3 H -1 o U 0 6 o .- Q 0 w 2 E - 5 5 2 3 9 :. ::. -1 , : - rn 8 rn 5 ' 5' . - 5 cl. 53 Q' 'U U. ,... S Q 3 I' S4 u gg O G G 0 5, O -'f 3. Q - .n o ,,,, PU- F1 Q3 ru '-3 Q 'U Pi F' Q. V7 3 as ,- Q 5' O Q0 ' m o 2- 'S o 3, un :I X' 5 Q' F' Q 'K 2 3 CD 9- E Q.. 5' 9- 'Fe' 00 a ' 5 ' an Baseball- 1964 - ahh .nk JL U JG 4 5 5 1 .. 1l vQf',lfilIlCl, Iv. Iimpiu, Il. Williford, M. Crans, S. Johnson f nf I1 'Ql2'lHi, I. Vidgcon, J. Wcslcrvcll, E. Wroblewski FIRST ROW T Conklin E Mable C Tucker B Wcstphtl l C hrrel F 1 rf SOII1 SECOND ROW Mgr D Casscls Coach Shollcs Y Vfllllilllli ll Vlclhcrlf 1' rxfvf B Mak: M Hiller D Whittaker R Fatrhurst Mgr T Prrkard it a fl z 3 : ' I ' v ' f 1 a , 7. ,ffl ' ,ci as , . . 1 . 1 ' r , X. e, . N f - 1 - r - u I ' l , . . '. . M VARSIIY rl! 4 r 5' l ,+ ,,..N' - 1 I , ' l 1 + Skogstrand scores! Q. OPPUNFZNT lchabod Crane Saugerlies Saugerties Ichabod Crane Saratoga Niskaynna Shaker llcthleltem Central Colonic Averill Park Sehalmont Mohonason Columbia Shaker Nlskayuna Schogarle Bethlehem Central Colonle Schalmont Mohonason Columbia Saratoga Amsterdam ' v -'wr VY. 1- f Q ,,,,, ,,,,. .- 'e...al....- Ttoflv, Q 1 Q64 i xr,-f 5, I 1 T.,- ...J Q 1 I 2 I 1 1 ,nun-, t tw ti.rpt.ttu - R. Patterson, K. Burt. R. 1 rntnt. 1. ttryt-r. tc. risen, rn. van Heusen. ' '- ' rr t' lrt-ndt-ll, W. Snhtdow. 'I'. llastiani, M. - t Nt-mr-w. 1. cinrtis, W. Ilart, ll. Delaney. R. The Dntcltrttctt had zt fine season in twill. Led hy co-captains Dick Patter- ttur .und john Spring, the team provided nrany exciting afternoons on the home llwlfik. Several veterans returned to set new nnarkzt. Dick Patterson smashed the prtsvitms records in the mile and the 2 mile. John Spring broke the 2 min- mt- barrier for the half mile, while Harry I-Tgncll and Dick Tarullo set rec- ords in discus and shot-put. Dick Pat- tt-rnon, John Spring. and Barry Egnell placed first in the sectionals and went rm to the State Meet. The squad was a contrast of strong and weak points. Coach Roach looks forward to a strong squad returning for a butter season. The Guilderland harriers compiled another spectacular record this year. The veteran distance men closed the season with a record of 32 wins and 12 losses in combination dual and invita- tional meet competition, defeating such teams as Mohonascn. Schalmont, Columbia, Niskayuna, Ravena, C.B.A.. Ontcrora, New Hartford, Lansingburgh. Gloversville, and Albany High School. One of the highlights of the season was the first annual mara :hon race sponsored by the G. C. H.S. Key Club. Dave Van Heu- sen finished the 25 mile marathon course first with a time of 2 hrs. 30 min. Tom Lamme and Bob Trcndcll ticd for second with a time of2 hours 45 minutes. According to United Press Interna- tional News Service, this is the longest racc cvcr run by sr high school team in U.S. history. Ifvhn iuayrixsrrt :fi ' ' -1964 ROW lg M. Smith, R. Trcndcll, B. Vcivia, J. Lamotc, Coacli Knmpfcr. PU'-'V 2- ff captain D. Van l-leusen. Co-captain T. Lamme, A. Ross, R. Iiclnncy. PHX-J P' Asch. P. Oboyski, J. Rayburn. f' -F9 pf IOJ 1 t.'. Coffin 'x.'- .If x,,..,.x ., .up rsri- The soccer team at GCHS has completed its first varsity season. Although not very successftil percentage-wise, Coach Snyder's team received pcricnce that will be valuable in the varsity circuit next year. ' Outstanding seniors l-lenno Karmo, Roger Karker, Torn Grogan. and Dave Burt will leave their posts to veterans Bob Schrnnck, Tod Conklin, Bruce Maki, lmvc clnnpisi and many others. With depth and ex- perience the roundlmll hooters look to a more success- inl rvcurti next season. . mx Hurt, I.. lfdiungcr, R. Austin, '1'. Grogan, ROW 2g ,nf-r, r . lm-l1.mls. l'. llt-ntlritzlcson, D. Pangburn, ROW . I H1131 IJ. lxlulv. IW. fXll'Cill'VU1C, ROW 4: M. Diet- r r '1--4-rnmrr. HUM' Ja: S. Johnson, J. Rulison, D. Cas- l. Itlhn. PDQ ROW 1: J. Angus, P. Durrance, L. Hughes. R. Dcficncdctti, R. Tamllr., E. Furry, r. 'I Mabie, W. Rapp, F. Deichman, ROW 2: J. Dobcck, W. Hart, R. Ibclnncy, J. ,lfiiliiif 1,., ' low, F. Pidgeon, F. Smith. P. Brunk, R. Hans, D. Gisotti, ROW In 1. Ktrnmn. r., :Li hurst, K. Tucker, A. Kisby, R. Currie, E. Nolan, 'I'. Lynch, W. Marsh. VARSITY RECORD OPPONENT GCHS Niskayuna 13 7 Bethlehem 19 13 Colonie 0 2 Li Mohonasen 14 14 Shaker 13 32 Columbia 0 55 Gloversville 13 6 Newburgh 21 '7 I Ill TheV.1rsiryifvi:i,.il Q2 with il I:-4-I rufrrrl. ,' iviw standing rczanrrl. rhr if -1 1 1- cxzimplc of c-mirrlirmravtn .1 ' :A 'HIC wiilwl vl.1 frl iitfl sf' i F. I 1 llllllhiii, Swhzikrr, .xml A 1'f ' ' with mighty Liriliraimvw 1 Johnson with .1 mm! nf W5 Captain Dick Iwiikctiftlf fii, ' and lzuzklc Ili: lc 'I arnlh-. iors nnd prrwmisiny IIHV1-'Ti ICZIIH cndcd the smsvn i'Ta ze mcnls. Footbailb AJ 1-.- A Jim Johnson cuts for the inside A I -Bar! Cf? V ' A1 Nr' .v dl, ,ahh iff: 01115 ' Q 3 4 4 ,A V ', W -y' ':..lf.m1:x Guard - Captain Dick DeBenedett1 x U7 IMI' 1 Newburgh Tackle - Dick Tarullo 1-1 n 5 Tackle - Guard , Q Q' ' J Warren Winslow Bob Dclancy 4 .l X r '4 X .3 'Cy- 1: ., Ccntcr - Frank Furcy Guilderland defense. OO 4 K' N J Center - End ' N'n5b'3d 3 Rick Rafferty Bill Hart Earl Maha: X , V uuffn '1 fl7f,ff1 Vwwfffa i uc l.mHH. ROW LZ: -1. Inu, lwrf- 15 um an easy part. She must up .xi .n -'rmxd-Iillcd gymnasium. and strive l11.1m, Il.v1lxl'uI:.o1lilli. H41rl1Van Wie, Diana West, f-nw. limh Marion. Ah5Clll - Michelle Morini Basketball acts 5 ants R R0W12 K- Tucker, F- Pidgeon. J. 'l'w0111bly. P. Kin, n. vm, not-12: cmd, nw.. , R. Currie, W. Burke. R. Chamberlain, J. Moshicr, 'l'. Grogan - Capmjll 5. 5-,HI , . A ager, Chamberlain fights for the ball. The 5-13 varsity record docs not ,jiri 1- .1 rr- picture ol the 1905 season. A series of 1.-sfln r- - juries and close scores did not help the wm-Ewa: percentage. Transfer Dave Vink provided the points ami helped to pull GC out of many dangerous snrra- tions. Rebounds were controlled hy llir-l-4 filme- lain and Bill Burke, while the plays were nzadr T- Captain Tom Grogan and Bob Currie. With only four members of the squad graduat- ing, Coach I-lutson will have experienced men to work with next year. Coach looks forward to a more successful varsity team next season. .1 -A-, .A .. 0' , , 4 N, , . fx V.-XllST'l'Y RECORD I Xxw 1, Ol'l'UNi'NI' GCUS Mvkfldsky T1 69 cinl::ml'x.'4 1111 61 X1-v?zmx.1wim lvl? Is? -: l - Y1x:x,xym:.x 'ff 433 '-' ,ludq fl Ml A Xixluizmma wi 411 ' Hx '19 JVI I 'I-I I I x sf! I ful V U4 T r ' 1 .xx A 'E 1 ul Q1 v x r W I. ' ' W ', 5' L U . .1 4. A nfl 1 if - , -VBQAEMBQEL I R R Bill Folan gets the tap. Mark frf!'71flf p'.'1 1' FIRST ROW: J. Elgie, B. Bates, G. Chabukas, F. Daggm, S. llcncmk SECOND ROW: Mgr. B. Dunn, H. Belinski, M. Crook, G. Warner, G, I'la1.f 'ix NAU. .ln '? 7! 3vfT i '.i 'W43 wi! zapatii Z'! P58511 vm . .1 57331831 Wilvllh nun n wwf' Mviqkk-n Q2 pI.g'T: .. Tdli-ii' V' ll-,I ,IHUF Qi 4 F 5 W1 if N W. 'ii' . ii 1 A H SFT f I I -.ff - f- ad.: sw sul-uqy -un-un n,.,,- ,, I u. luail. u. lsr-nur-uuuum, D. Uiuou, Co-captain Xuixfli uuu-, IQ. Muay, l'. Hendrickson, R. Rafferty ...uh tl. Vu.uu-, U. Mutfliuloch, Mgr. W. Smith, 1-,if h in phi , uwuu rose to uupreeedented heights -V, It--u fu mill:-.. The uuuuueu won three trophies, to, ul... f .I uv.: iu :wo muruuuneuls, participated in two W IM -uuhuuf-u1'. -mfr rjluimums vacation. and took the uiruvlmn 1.-uuuil vruwu. 'pull f-uglu flmumpious, lhe grapplers won the Albany f uv' up. luvuruimml Tllllfllillllclll. The Suburban Coun- I rl Iuluuuuu-ul trophy was captured with three indivi- vllml flr'.l',. , ,, 'u f','.l'!'Hl'lll I I- I, dual meet record merited the V ' , if ,uh W.-:uh llu- fwuluuhuu Couucil dual meet trophy. ' ' 3 , uuuuf llu- lucivl wiuxa was ll victory over Mom Plea- . . - 1'-4 . . ' 0 9 rr ,- 1- 'q-Af url mu, '.-flu' pr4:v1fu1:,ly had uot been beaten in 21 dual 1 1- vt lf. .' , g Wa 1 1 5' - .V ' l ' ' mf-ww-. . PNK 1, '-ga 1 'Q A ,l ' ff . ,--4, T ., ' M 1 X '.'.-fr ,u, hhmd, :uul :puerifice was the price of vic- ' - 1 4 - - - Huy. fjfhurh Wyld :und his teauu should be commended f'If lllfilf Hue Ltfhul. W , 3 A11 1, 1 A fr-,Aff -- 3 x r i VARSITY RECORD ,Vb H OPPONENT GCHS 12-77' Maple Hill Albany High Cobleskill Mont Pleasant Schoharie Bethlehem Mohonasen Columbia Shaker Niskayuna Linton Colonie Tom Saddlcmire maneuvers for thc mkcdown Jerry Schnff, Ken Asrh. Dave Ditton, Lloyd Chrnfj.. Bill Rapp, Bob Duane. Dir L- Tarullo Dave Ditton, Hill Rapp. Vid Tarullo aul Hendrickson. Dirk 'Iqmli I 5 1965 af Wuwmg Yewv 'Q ll!! Ill i lin: an S1 ,uw 5 :annum fwwi-ff 33? s -1 .Jky X? 1 C017 s.1 vomgbam Ma. ?5'2 I 4 KMA .Q. 1Nx ' Y 1 .14 V .,. -.X 40 . fafy 4 'FLA f -Amy. 1 :x1.mrl1, IK. MvKcnncy, McNiven. SEC- 4 - 13 Im. Mm, li. l,m-lqwood 5 '13 .1 'qi td. I.f.r I I'f1I'IfHl'l'g Il, Murphy, U. Glass, B. Erwin, B. Palazini If. l.ll'ff'ICilf!, I'. fysml. i ' FIRST ROW: J. Rudinski, B. Fishcr, Ii. Chcschoro, fl. UIOYIICIQ, Mr. Bibbins. SECOND ROW: G. Clickmzm, G. FA:-fjnrvluy, H. Wesrphal- THIRD ROW: P. Coopcr. C. Fitzpatrick, Ii. 'I'rrmncr. FIRST ROW: C. Muscancll, R. Benjamin. N. Ciani. D. Martin. C. Ackcr. I.. Terran SECOND ROW: J. Thomas, C. Unscr, J. Roscnbcrgcr, P. Grimm. S. Miller, S. Clifzw . P. Chromik, R. Thomas. TI-IIRD ROW: A, Lowdcr. ll. Fox, R. Gumhcr, P. Nordstro K. Stauch, D. Lockrow, B. Vanwic, P. Vnndcrlnurg 4 MH H 'Y' ' 1 M ,- I P! I n 'x Q , . 'Q , f' N' 'x H I I Tr XXV Y x- ' 1' .Ml , 1 . , Q X A . X. H-- F - ,-L 'x . M 1 TVN f 'fx Q-. v '- w g.!Q5'. 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V tl M if 7 ' 3,5 9' ' : ', f ' rs E If r K' 1 , v 1 Edward Bruhn Editor - 1 .I-Mu xr tvrlllllii Pamela Field Assistant Editor 1 -1 .'11.-rr..-I Ihr- Yi-.rrlwoulr Smff, assisted by Mr. Ar- + W. 1-wh rrrrprmilrli- m cdir this year's Tawasenthan. rh. .imrlliuw dr-vw nu.rrg the long hours ofplanning ilhl mr- '.llliQlHL'IQ HOW have :heir reward in the finished Q VI 1 -vm hr-In-I lh.1l :his diary ofthe school year is T 5-,Q -Z A if' Wwfmrlwly, C. Maculi, S. Lemmon, diligently at work? 'T Qllfflfilllllffl, 1 Tl nv Aflwrrl I ROW lg H. I nur, IJ. Imml Kmuwr, '1. ROW 1: M. Mislan, L. Pitcher, N. Spears, M. J. Rau, M. I-lcacock, C. Macali L Kan Pauc R ' l C. Polster. ROW 2: N. Bradt, B. Sparks. J. Netzcr, L. Palmer, S. Tardiff, A uilman L H up K smdwts' p' ' ' Q 3 Subscriptions - Row 1: D. Mmm, L. Hoffman. now 2: s. Lauterborn, G. Allinson, G. Quinlan, R. Plum- mer. ROW 3: J. Bollcs, K. Beach, M. Bidlc- man. Underclassmen and Seniors - I 1 son. ROW 31 R. Plummer, S. Lauteborn, B. Goodrich, C. Matronc, J. Najury I Bruge ,fl f A, 1 Tlwjowmalf r . 'U 1 M I A. . 1 lu .nl M.m.mf-, :mc Lamcborn, Betty Lou Goodrich. 1 zmm- hmulmrwux, Ann Lamme. Mary Beth Fow- 1 '. 1 . nw-.1.-ui, Rick Ilnffcrty, Jackie Pagan, Barb Sparks. 6 L pmmf- hun. r ld :-- -E . Hob Aug- IInvcn't I seen you before? Chuck Mun ww 'KV vhf- Ifnunnl dance. sou and a friend Flip discs. Olfawfffe - Jowmab This year the Journal under the advisement of Mrs. Rothstein and Mr. Kline has adopted several new tech- niques. In an effort to raise the standards of the paper, writers have been advised to adhere to a more precise journalistic style. New equipment has allowed us to print the Journal at school, instead of sending it out to be printed, as has previously been the practice. This year's newspaper represents a wider range of student curriculum. College preparatory students write the ar- ticles, business students do typing and organization, in dustrial arts students do the printing and the entire stu- dent body reads the resulting work. The areas reported on have increased. new feature columns have been add ed: the result is a more progressive paper than ever. Mary Deveno, Journal editor. Journal Sta ff - ROW 1 - Nancy Deveno fopaquerj and Nancy St- John QPage hdltorp ROW A Pam lrelds Chris I ls cr fAssistant Editorj, Linda Pitcher Ulead Typistl. Judy 5Ch1efb3UmfBU5ine55 Manager, M30 Jane MU U06 ture Writerj, Linda Kramer fl-lead Opaquerj. ROW 3 Linda VanPatten QFcaturc Wrxterj Pam Sax abc Lynda Jo Palmer U-feature Writerj, Karen Robertson fl eature Wrxtcrj Mary Faith Heacock fClrculatit nj ROW 4 - Ed Sochor QCartoonistj, Jane Kent fFashion Edrtorj Jim Besha fPhotographerJ Laurie Knapp U ture Writerj. Ken Asch fSports Editorj. VUUAOLMS A.l3.Q. 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This knowl- HX A 1 11101 1.111 .1 1 -'f:11- 1.11111-1'11111111l11.111s. 111- 111-11.11 l.l1llll1'. 51-1111111 1v11s:1 little confusing at the be- 11.111111 .11 11-11311511 111-11111 so lnnitedg arriving late to every 11.1111 111-1 .1..11 11-.11-111-rs111111-1p111c and give me friendship. 1 .11 1' ' -11ll 1:1111t' .1l11111l lllc Ntirlll z1111Cl'lCLll'lS. 1 1 1 1-1 111-111111g1111111s 1-111111111111i1y. I found in it so much . 1 1 .111-1111. 11. 111111111-1-1111. These students are going to be 1. 11 1. 1111 .11 1111- 11.5. is. is 15111111510 bc important. This 1 . 11111111. -.1-111111l. :1111l lqnnily. 'l'lll'OUgll the foreign Stu- , 121, 1 -.11 .1111-11111111111-11 li1'c:1n11d intcrcsts. 1 1 1 -1 1111111111113 1111-1111:.111p 1'r11n1 111y country to yours and 11.11113 1 11111111111.1.1 linlc ncnrcr to you. When I 1 1 111-111 1111111111g1I11- 11.5. il little closer to Colombia '11111'l1111. 1... , 11.111 ll 1 11111111 111 1111- 11.5. as llly country, Ifeel 11111 1-1.111111111- 111111.11-1111 i111 people. but especially to all 1 1111 I1-1-11.111111111I111cg llly family, my teachers, and 1:1 1111 11112. 1 111 ll 111.11 1111 llll'Ill, Ir11111n11w on, these three names 111 '11 'll 11if'111I'1l1l11:111tl love: COLOMBIA, AFS, Bhd 11 1 1 'I'lI1'1l-Ili Y11ll'l'UYOU ALLlll 1-Iru lflll gl'ZllldC . fi v If Q c 06 . 'SJW Kent, tw Qwedew In the Spring of her junior year. Janee Kent was chosen to represent our school ah:oad. L-fc have :ill bca iii cheery ambassador speak of the many wonderful experiences shc had while abroad. We llapc mp'-fl 1,-,faq sem 3 permanent record of the trip that each f ' ' ' To my friends, the students: Sweden. The Land of the Orange Horse o us shared with her in spirit. now holds a dear place in in he-i r 1 y '. r , rhzinlfs ro you. l,::f uaveled under the auspices of European Center to G - otehorg, Sweden where l sta 'ed v irl rl i y' i l ict lngiuzl' I was immediately accepted warmly into my Swedish fa mil I y. I was made up of Mr. l.ur.flli the Goteborg taxis, Mrs. Lundh. and Agneta. My sister, Agneta, and l spent :hc days w:ufhn.,' -1. f. i come into the harbor, cooking Swedish sockerkock ' ' ' bits of English and Swedish. all, hiking through the hills behind fmrf-hflrgg, ,z The Swedish way of life is very peaceful and contented They ire 1 'ov' 1 l - t 1 J lil , turd worlfing: pf . flowers and music, and are always willin to ext d ' ' ' g en a warm hand of hospmluy Ihr cmlff iq f 1 . I P y ambitious and well-off. Many of their necessities are tax supported, including the rghurf li ,ml lmlffif il. ' care is at very little or no charge above the annual tax. ln Goteborg, the fishing center of Sweden, f'sh l to shark steak with fish eyes as a garnish - a garnish that 1 is the main part of the meal. Meals rfiugqr f l J you eatl Blood pudding is illlfllllfl' fa f-r. , . potatoes, and bread are standard at every meal. The last food of thc day is The sew-u fall-'fs N V each person must participate. Here seven cak - ' in li I l be put in a pocket and eaten later. es are served to each person, and if they z i of f I spent a shorter time in Munchen, Germany, with the Willi Klccuiaicr family. lmni rl.f-rf l ' other European cities. Each stop brou ht new 1 - 1 - ' g peop e, new experiences, and new kuowlcdlgr. For me, it was the most rewarding experience of m l'f . I y 1 c will always kccp a wonderful it f Swedish family, the people I lTlEI, the things I saw, and ou fo d y r sen ing mc. Tack Sa Mycket fSwedish - Thank you extremely muchj A rose by any other name . K ambassador last summer. Janee points to Sweden. where She Wa! OU' Otganfg make QlCuJeubCouw0!E The Student Council strives to , us, the students. the best possible at--1 4 mosphere in which to prepare for the W future. Composed of homeroom rc 4. sentatives and officers elected by the student body, the organization main- rains a suggestion box for the benefit of all interested students. Funds for the A. F. S. program are provided .V thc treasury, which was augmented by thc proceeds of the Foreign Student Dsncc, and the school play, Har- g vcy . we owe the return of our cafe- teria record player, and the apple machine to Student Council, as well .rs thc addition of more buses to the eighth period schedule. These accom- plishments resulted from suggestions 1 Y . - 'ur wr-'strznn1,1,. made by members of the student body. rl - X -'r' l1ll.lIl. ti. llnlmll. S. King, D. West. M. Smith, D. ,-r lx ..: ll. Hvllvr, I.. Calrlwn, S. Miller. M. MISIBH, umu lr, V. I-m'-'y. ROW 115 K. Daly, K. Asch, R. Del- umtvx I. KNWCHS, A. Ross, P. 'I'ylllChyl'l. tl' an il .MM sl. F faflaeg olytlwfsclwolz... C3 G. ..f ang. .- -.' .. af . ... - ' -1.1-' -,-.,. - - ' - -ff . ' an .-' ' , .u -a l '1. ROW 1: D. Weatherwax, P. Savage, K. Robertson, L. Van Patten. B. Ilcllcr, Ii. ffffflr-j' In .14 ,,,. ,fl Field, 5, Wilson, K. Walton, L. Wilhelm. ROW 2: G. Quinlan, J. Michcla P. I' mpir- f Il' R. Marion. M. St. John, K. Crocetta, D. Moorman, E. Wagner, A. Gilman, C. Immlolirl, fi. tzarrf C. Stowell, L. Burton, L. Meyer. ROW 3: R. Gray, F. Smith, R. Austin, I.. I'.rl . 2 fa lrlcr, Il lr rff I J. Schierbaum, M. DeGroff, M. Halsdorf, A. Quinlan, N. Spears, J. Nowak, Il, l-mvwll, r.. fr-. . Cohen, J. Mann, K. Asch, T. Lamme, S. Carl, B. Solodow, D. Chamberlain, C. Hill, I. frrrpgr Theisen . National I-Iowa Qocidtj The Senior National Honor Society mem- bers are chosen on the basis of high academic standing and personal citizenship. Each year new members are inducted at a March banquet. The goals of the organization are I0 further its ideals of character, scholar- ship, leadership and service. To earn funds fora trip to the New York State Wor1d's Fair a car wash and the traditional Beatnik Dance were held. Membership in this or- ganization is the highest honor which the school accords its students for outstanding scholastic achievement. These are truly stu- dents for Guilderland to be proud of. 'hoof De O I0 .Cb 9 age ro- V UOIO o V- oo- A .0000 OFFICERS: C. Gill, prcsldcnt, K. Asch. trcawrfr Patten, secretary, L. Moorc. critic. A. Gilman dent I-. -. 1,4 4 I .fl 1 . Iv . ' li I. , ..., ff' I 1 1 i- -'I IZS ..w.., f 'Qs awbtluy ' 1 12:11 l1oy's sczxdcc 11r31.1111.'.111111:. Spon- . X 1 1 Zh' clzzi' glans .111dc.1:11vs 0111 111.1l1y 1' 111-15. 1 1:11 11. HIL yu.'11Il1c 1111111 or11.1111.'vs 1 .h'I1l5Ur. '1 111' '1lE12'.T111P.1llCL', 1116 ,asf .. 1 1 1 Ylffl in .'f:1.w' 3:11:11 r.1iS1113g W 1- K. 1 1 x 111 J 50.1 I .11 1'UIWCH5 , 1 'NO1!N.I1l?1.3i.iL':. X 1 I . I Y I . .4 x . ,, . Q .J . Q H I fl l ,. ' Q . I I 11-'1 - 1' Q fa l if 'Kr v 1 1 A P ' 1' 'X l h' Y Y I .. A . Q54 L ' 1 1 1 1 V ,' ' N ixllwli UI-I-Icilflksg ,l11l111 Warner Cfrcasurerj. Jay 1 N F ,. ,N 1, I 11..11.111l1 qI'11-11111-1113, 11.1111 V:111 llcusen fSec1'eta1'yj M, A ' -1 K W 'I, 1 1 1.1111 1211115111 Wim- l'l'CSitlCllI,. 1 5-MJ' L -, I 1 -, VN , x N P c 5 .554 X .,y- - Q.- 5. vb O ,., ,vnu ,.-,I F all: IIC il I i 1, 1 ...1f1111, 1. '1fIlF:Illl. I. 'I'1-m111hly, R. WllilC, P. Arouy, J. Kaasa. , . 111-11 .. In-1f1111I1ly, 'I'. I.a111111u, I.. Hughes, C. Gill. ROW 3: 1:f,', 11. .fl1l11111 lf, lf. Nulillu, J. Mcycrs, R. liilirhurst. ROW 43 'B. 1 1 1'1y11111 I1 l11.:l:1111.-y, lr. Mr-lJo1111ull, M. Hiller, A. Ross. ftss . io' 'QQ 1stROWg Janice Cenci, Laurie Knapp, Lorna Moore, liilccn Ccnci. Roburva l'lmmmsr, fmmif McDowa1l, Jane Kem, Corrine Plummer- 2nd ROW: Joyce Galen, View amz, fwlllf r.f1nrr.frr., Q Leiberman, Rosemary Thomas, Lucinda Barney, Gail McNivcn, Trish Tlrorrme, mul, rr,,1,,,,,V ROW: Shari Long, Sue Dunn, Laura Mintzcr, Gail Ronan, Mary lDcGroff, lvinry lralzfzmf, 'mf , Robertson, Betsy Heller, Kathy McKenney, Carol Fury, D:1wnGridley. flrh mix-,Q r1,.,,, 71, ff, , f Cowan, Louise Carlson, Nancy Bradl, Sue Miller, Cheryl Hobson, Mnry Ann Mislnn, f,,r7i,, '- Ann Lamme. l SCEPTRE SERVICE OFFICERS: President - Eileen Cenci, Vice President - Roberta Plum- mer. Secretary - Debbie Moorman, Treasurer - Bonnie McD0wall Qcepffuv Qvfuuf The girls of Srrcptrc f-1 rx iff 1' thc school hy :riding in the solw'r-fs This ycar rmrlcr Ihr 1-ornp: rom if advisor, Mrs. Westcott, Sm-prrf if dilional llorncoourirmyg fcsrivirirc, lv' nual slave snlc, :md rrssisrcrl :rr '-fluff Thc Homecoming Ouccn and hcr fvrrri Linda Kramer. Lorna Moore, Laurie ll: 1, Angie King QOuccnj, liilccn Ccnci, Sue Tardiff, Ginny Ouay. L1 w Q 2 I I i E l Under the advise- ment of Mr. Pryor the l Chess Club gives ln- terested students the chance to improve y their game by com- peting with players of equal and advanced ability. The club competes with other ' Suburban Council Clubs. n AW' www To the Air-Raid War- dens, all responsible sen- iors, falls the duty of or- ganizing the students in a quick and quiet walk to their assigned shelter areas intnicdiately after the first siren warning. X ,f -is, .rfwxrrz ,- .el 1 --55 ' Y ,4 --xgpn Moppfwmjw... ...I ROW v , 71. I Meyer. W. Rapp, D. Burr, G. Hivonn, ROM 2: R. Delaney. L. Hughes, rj-, Lnnnne, C. Gill V Avy, 1 , , , H. Krxrmfr, 1. lk-i,:,H.!, Ao 'V' g 'HIC Alltliu-X'isr1.2lC'3:' leadership of Mr. fin-ffl fold program. lirsl. is aw the instructional Pl'llj:T.i R with audio-visual nmteria ond, is to train SlllklClll9 li this equipment. lfirlunr: there would he nn num ics cordings, or records for :li our school to enjoy. EQJEELINGQ j, Pgllanj , 3T5553lf5G: G. Cohen, I. Mooney, D. Drost, T. Dingwall 31 1 4 pomwtialf M4 :lx I Q.. H Y' .x.r -' Qkffdub This organization under the guidance of Mr. Burda Q ' has been proven ever popular in the past two years. The nuruber of students in the group shows the wide accept- f-? ance and enthusiasm for the club. 1' Skiing is fast becoming the wor1d's favorite sportp rbis is true in G.C.H.S. at any rate. During the winter Ski Club sponsored numerous ski trips to some of the most llrsbiunable ski resorts in our area - all proving ,nrt-.u fun and pleasure for everyone involved. Ski Club also held bake sales and sold ski patches , ru increase their treasuryg a very ambitious group they - rleserxt- a nice aeelautation for their efforts and for in- r .-rt-.rsrng the scope of entertainment at Guilderland. i 71. lltllx' lp J. lloruhach, li. Donovan. L. Haupt. L. F P n 'IQ ,q A riarlsun. ll. lkmlsonilli, L. Hughes, I. Bl'0wn, I. A f' N ' ' N 1' ' b1.xuu'y. ll. Goodrich, G. Allinson, N. Miller. ROW ' N51 ai: ri. ci-wan, 5. Pugauo. D. West, S. Dunne, G. F m q lst-rr, tj. blutrouc. G. Brutchak, A. Benjamin, I. f Q! l,lllD1lIl, I-f. Parlo, J. Morier, S. WIISOI1, I. Michtll, I 1-ut' cililmu. Al. liruec, L. Liebermann. ROW 3: P. rf , ' flllvn. T. lleGroff, w. wells, K. Irwin. J. Brust, at a l'. lvingwall. A. Ross, L. Edinger, D. Schell, L. z 2, fq XXIJIYLUII, I. Keitcr. T. Starr, ROW 4: P. COOPOI, X. .l. I'wmuIv1y, K. Raymond, T. Saddlemire, R. l'Hp1li:1. J. Yohey. R. Buckley, G. Gold, J. Moshier. :-. lliraclrierr, 'l'. Molnbergcr ,,r:l1ii lIu1,'ln - . lwrrmmr' ' I. lmfllrlily, .l, V . l1..f f ..1.mrl 1, '. 'f!.e'.',, .'f. f.r-.1-.P -4 --. 'N ' nwvskillls... lst ROW: L. Van Palrcn. I,. Kramer, I'. Marlin, N. hpccrs, I.. lkrlnwr. 71. If ' burger, A. Gilman, IS. Woulcrz. SICCONIJ Iifvwg 5. I,mnrnon, H. Ifivf. F.. man, G. Allison, G. Kerr, M. Ifislr, K. Wallon, tj. Ilnndulin. I.. Hmali, 'I 14 Shearer. THIRD ROW: J. Polcal, II. West, C. fslowz-Il, S.. Wilson, f.IiIrf-z.. I S. Warren, J. B3lZillgCl', D. Wcalhcrwax, S. long, I.. Iinnpv, I, f.fIIif'rImI::., I man, C. Honan, F. Donovan, I.. C-lCflIllIdl, II. Sparks, N. 5.1. -IUIIII, ir, l'4Hfl'f'f, rich, J. Nelzer, A. Ouinlan, S. Maxim. FTA. Under the able leader- ship of Nancy Speers, rhe Future Teachers ofA1ncri- ca have explored the di- verse fields open to per- sons with an eye for teach ing. Bake sales and olher money making projecrs were held to earn funds for the firsr scholarship to be given by the club LO a Senior who will attend E1 Teacher's College. ifiri ' - A - ' jo 0 .amp f' ' fr 1 21' om, ' .. I , . .00 ' V00 Y.. llxl v Olfl:lCIiIiS: P. Savane, 'l'rcasnrc'ra I mhllfl. Yin' Ihcsidvnr, I-C. Tr'-rs N. Spears, President . 4 l3I Dzaggiw' seebfta ' ef . . as . xt, . icuii: nfwlx' , .f :Eff Q . I ':'i'ct1 are 1. ,F if ifl r . ,SUT ffl x A ,114- L lu ll 14. lxmlwn, J. lvimaraiim, D. Spadaro, K. Asch . -HXI111. XJ. Im.-lrli-5. M. cmrnmn. l. Meyer, C. Munson A . ' 4 ff- Q , .ff.l.frr'.ur1, .4. ,,l. jrmllu 1 lfvlwfm ,f mllfml 7 1 D i Waiims l e Q Answering the de- mands of many, a Creative Writing Club has been formed. Under the direction of Mr, O'Connor and Mr. Scrafford this small but enthusiastic organization is ex- pected to put out a literary magazine sometime this year. It produces much of its own material and promotes creative works from the rest of the student body. This club illustrates one of the cultural aspects of our school. Hum0MffQi7zww In the past five years America youth has been made increasingly conscious of our nation's heritage through our international music. The ever-growing enthusiasm for folk music has greatly increased this year through the efforts of the Hum and Strum Club. These har- monious teens. under the leadership of Miss Comstock, have given guitar lessons to interested people and haveprovided entertainment for patients at the Albany Veterans' Administration Hospital. Though this group is young it has proved to be another example of the initiative and varied abili- ' ties of our student body. HOV! If fl. T-Iililll. ft. 1'-.Slit 1 . ' ROW Z3 'I.fyniI1lft, It. Iwi. I. ftlJVlf-Off: r!1ilQf,lrIililfVL' ROW lg J. Van Patten, R. Dullont. V , Williams, IW. llrost, M. llclnnct' ROW 25 J. Lutzin, E. Iiordltam, S. Cxtson, G. Allinson ADVISOR: Miss Comstock Dnlwnfnm ,gi 1 A I l33 Q.. us ..- Dmwnfint I if lg' at 4 . 14 I2.edOwss Representatives are elected from each homeroom to the Red Cross Club and are responsible for carrying on the program! o 1' thc club in their homerooms. Mis Dodge as advisor helped organize dle fund drivc and the activities during Red Cross Week. '17- I. Xm.1r.c , I. A ,.r'l4'X, I . .'NU.i5iJa. rv- I1-Xa, lf. lit' .w-..ail, ll. limlw, - vfnw ly V. Vmpirr, A. Gilman. K. Crocctta, K. Robertson, P. Arony . r.., 1. H1-end, K. rlrnnr, H. Mcxjurchcon, R. Valvo, D. Lawhead, T. if? lfkl'f, H. Iwrirllnrst, 'I'. Ccmnc, D. Keyser 'K' 5w5..1..... . N? FIRST ROW: Mrs. Lewis, M. Ricc, D. Wcsl, M. Mislan, CL. llnscr, K. IJ-zrrmyflfr. I. fn.: sell, N. Speers, L. Knapp, L. Van Patten, Miss Lznfjrccn. SI-Ifgrvrflli llfwlg M. f:,.1..2,. I der, E. Wouterz, J. Moore, C. Trcndall, J. Moricr, 1. Ruscnlwrgcr, Ii. vfvinar, f.. Allinson, J. Gates, A. Benjamin, M. Long. TIIIRIJ Rfbwg S.. fgnutplmll, L. imnif Anastas, P. Norstrum, P. Pangburn, G. Jones, I.. Gcrhnrdr, Il. sparks, l,. Mlrnfr, I Crounse, S. Miller. FOURTH ROW: D. lilhcr, A. Inwdcr, D. Ifwkmw, V. '-ravi.. ' Pitcher, L. Pitcher, K. Havcrn, D. Rhndc, P. Vnndcnlmrg, Il. 'I'lmnm:, WP The Leadership Club with Coach Field as advisor, is open to all boys who have earned a letter in a varsity sport. Gals' Atifbiff. A-9S0fi0ff.0w 1 f 4 ... T.. f FIRST ROW: 'I'. Grogan, C. Fitzpatrick, Il. Ilan. P. Tymchiv. E T Dellenedctti. 1. Warner. J. Dolwcck. SECOND RUN: ll- Vfliffi - 1 IK J. Twombly- R. liarkcr. ll. RHPP- D. Ilnrr. l?. Wrolilcwski. 21- F-2317. ROW: D. Tarullo, R. Rafferty, A. Hahn, Il. Delaney. R. Green. Reinemann, T. Saddlcmirc. D. Chnmlicrlain. FOURTH ROW: 1. Lamme, H. Knrmo. K- ASCII' P' HC d'iCk50 ' A' WM' B' WCM? is . lf7'yfT'.L hal. U35 Muswfopeusup . ll Q W-1--4-Q. :GV-Pvftgiu ' X-of xo. 0.-.XJ 3 G X Alu Cmwmt Eouff 'fr Dutdwms A traditional group at Guilderland now has a name! The dance band has been named the Dutchaires. Aside from their usual activities such as playing at the music de- partment's concerts, they entertain at Kiwanis meet- ings in Altamont. The Parents Association used the Dutchaires for their card party and fashion show. outfit The Dutchmasters have been formed to fill a de- finite void in Gui1der1and's music life. The concert band has always been too large to play at some school functions, and the specialized music ofthe Dutchaires was often un- suitable. The Dutchmasters are volunteers who play at basketball games and are a welcome addition to our school life. Xx.xr1Iic'l r2nrl.icrl4rnd's Concert Choir has gained the reputation as one ,rn :In N.rannr.rl arrrrnys mnlr in Albany during the Chriatmaaseamn. :.r11.v:k. ilu' .-hnrr ,gives .m special performance on Palm Sunday when --'mind H,nnirl'-- Mvsxralr. r . 4- rznr Line mn. presidenrg sue Tnrdiff. vice-president: Diane r..-nm-r 1Ir.n .rny rncrnber of an elementary or junior high glee 1 Mr .ri ilu- rod-mlwed vhoir. UQOI 1, Many 8th periods are spent in choir practice. SMPWWP ' -bl.,-,,L,, I O The Urchrtzrra, urn .r A r rccrirm of hir. Plfftflfff 2-fa f a lllfIf'lClfJ!l1ff'A?. If gc ' puhlirg ar rhref ffrT.f l'?2, hiyjlliyjwrs of the ffmffr' wnmtirm of Thr '-'wifi The students who are in the orchestra are dedicated musicians. for mchcsrra taker mrxh of :hr ir f hearsals are held during the eighth period on Tuesday, while sectional rehearsals for the string: arf! held during seventh period on Monday and Wednesday. The high musical attainments of this group are truly to bc appreciated hy our Sfhflfbl. -pwliblm nl. Rehearsals are dedicated hours Owlvlsbwl -f-rf -r N 'lr :T . , 3 u 'X f 'VF . ' I 1 fx., AL, xl: K 0 ff ' A ug . x lg ij ' X.. . 1 ,.-. ' J- N , ,Q ' ' 4 4 V ri lf. jr -Q .: 1111 1.- uyphrg IH. rtxmls, L. Moore. B. Burke, L. Kramer, B. M I I IW 1. ur-m, fx. King, 'l'. Grogan. E. Cenci. J. warner, S. 1 11.1 V. Mmnmg Arc hCllilld thc royalty. I ..-I , A N w.-irlz .Lunar rhf- floor .nmid thc splendor of an Arabian dreamland. . Oda!! . 5- . 'L 1 Last year's Queen, Pat Young, crowns Ouccn Jancc Kcntg as John Spring. rf'pff:f,,:,, 1 Baumann, prepares to crown King jay Twornhly, l Awbww Nights On May 9, 1964, the Junior Class hcld their annnal Prom in thc aura of beauty and glamour ofthe Arabian Nights. Mary Dc Urol! was general chairman of this spectacular event. Mary Ilcvcno lcd the decoration committee in transforming thc gym into a wonderland Q ofthe Far East. Huge murals from thc 1001 Arabian Nights and Iorcsts of palm trees surrounded the dance lloor. A llllI'llCUlOllS palace sctvctl as backdrop for the coronation. The Class of '65 will long renrenrber thc fcstivily and l'Ollllllll'Li nl' their Junior Prom, but they will also rcmcmhcr thc long hours ol work and co-operation involved, as well as the aid of their adviser, Mr. Bernhoft, and their artistic aid, Mr. Krauss. Our King and Quccn begin their reign with inajcst ical flourish. 1 l 'r 4 li ,, S, IH . x U in 1.. 1 l. mann., . -'F 5 BEST TO THE CLASS OF 1965 THE GUILDERLAND HIGH SCHDOL KEY CLUB Iflfffqsa fx' ?' f xx 'PNATNO T 1 lllc RUSH R I ,I Alvmbor Wh1te H ? Wr oblewski STYVESANT PLAZA . . means Shopping Pleasure and Quality 33 Conveniently Located Stores for Your Shopping Plezlsurf- Free Ample Parking--Save Time and Money--Shop 5 p At Corner Western Avenue and Fuller Road Best Wishes fo me ALTAMONT PHARMACY Class of 1965 GILBERT J. DELUCIA, B. ,Sc FREDENDALL FUNERAL HOME Accuracy -- Courtesy -- Scrvif Altamont, New York 182 Main Street, Altamont' N' Y PORTER E. BIDLEMAN - ' - 861 Licensed Mgr. Phone. UN1on 1 8 Paints ALT 104 Maple Altamont, New Phone UN I 7 ST- LUCY S ALTAMONT suren RQMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH Quality Meafo v Groceries CSV-H XI1.wn'mn1,. Now York Vegetables -I To-A 0 1011 1' xv Complete OI ' ' ' M All Your Food rei,x'1-ysazuwluu, 1, lmulzfwwwlil Altamont, NewY I 'W c. at B. CRUPE, fr' I ALTAMONT ENTERPRISE ' I J, I vip I':'r:lIv'fI 5 rf? I::4 IYII III f!'vI Q, I'II1. ALTAMONT PAINT 8. WALL PAPER STORE H31 I-M181 ' ww., rw-f,,,. fr '. f!'IIIILf Inmrs ,.wru'f-H .mfl Pau rts 45 MILK-ICE 5 J 1 X I I K I X Gflordnn Ct. Broadway Menands, New York Compliments Fashions for the Young and the Young at Heart of HOUSE OF GLADWISH 2555 Western Avenue Guilderland, N. Y. fNear McCormack s Cornersj WESTFALL Gnilflf-ii,n.fi Cf 119 Park Street Phurmf' Uffinr Altamont, New York Phone 438- 0764 TOWN N' COUNTRY LANES ANDY SLIVINSKI W' gf STANLEY ZYDEK 'W' Proprietors Guiidvrla Compliments of ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH mont New WARD G. Lumber Hardware - Building Altamont Boulevard York Altamont, N. Y. Phone UN 1-8543 HOWARD L. GAGE, INC I K ,M IY 1' Y ARMSTRONG DAIRY PLEASANT VALLEY PACKING CO., INC. .',' uurlf - Gnil KELLER'S SALES 84 Dodge Dart, Dodge, Truck IDIIHIIK' UN I-8771 Main A I La mont, New York 9 I +s-BY'WIg' L2 INGA BARTH FLOWERS Plants -- C01-sages Cut Flowers -- Novelties Phone Albany 489-4476 R.D. No. 2, Altamont i ,.af.. EX--.-. . 5x X 'ihibs .. vw . Y CONGRA'1'ULA'I'ION5 'VU 'VIII' CLASS OI? 1965 FROM THE CLASS 0F 1966 INSURANCE AGENCY INCORPORATED lnsm' nu .md Bonds ' if f. 5 fi Schenectady, New York gy - an if A il 14 71 - X ' .dig The Shopping Center of 351 l mimwwoxui, Now York yy 1- 3 RC 1 the Mohawk Valley V ,fl we ALTAMONT AGWAY COOP. INC. I K Good Luck to the Class of '65 1' I From RICHMAN'S Cj.11'cI:s - Gifts - Jewelry , N. .,,, ,fi Stuyvesant Plaza , 1 LASALETTE SEMINARY AND JUNIOR COLLEGE There's u 'one and only' in refreshment, Ioo J, f ..?, IOIIIIO UND!! AUINOIIIY OF IHE COCA-COLA COMPANY IY Wm-1-luousc Rd. Colonie, N, Y, Phone 459-2010 It'5 the Little Things That Count , , ,, F 1 'U 1 7 CONGRATULATIONS 'FO THE CI,f'xSS 'I FROM SCEPTRE SERVICE Every Success to Eve?-'Y Each Member Each ofthe Class of '65 V ' Q From the of the Class of '65 f From the ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ALTAMQNT ELEMENT SCHOOL Every Success to 'X Each Member A .3 1, Q ,,,,,,1 Us of the Class of '65 y',..,, ,QW From the FACULTY OF THE FACULTY QF THE GUILDERLAND ELEMENTARY WEST SCHOOL MERE ELEMENTARY scHooL 1 i MASTER 1 HOUR 3 Plant .und Office - 2312 Western VWITHW, 7 . PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO. I 2 Guilderland, New York 3-Hour Shirt Laundry cn E I U m so 5 z o SG gr .Usa l'l'l so 25 0 U1 593 Em 'ii OO QQ gm of-'L T54 2 IUZWYII HAI 'Will ...-1.11 5517! flllfll 482-6860 X 5 3 x 2 1'-lfllll' BEST WISHEIS TO THE CLASS OF l',.,: TUSANG-BARHYDT, INC. Wholesale Electrical Distributors Lighting Fixtures Supplies 1434 Western Avenue Albany 3, New York Phone: IV 9-5576 Congratulations From WESTMERE PLAZA NEWS AND VARIETY BOB AND MARGE DITTON, Props. Brake SF'T'1'l'P A Front End .ARI Eu' Corn .I-3 ll-N71 . E TOxx'iY'lg S RV General Repair STATION 1480 Western Ave. at Fuller Road Phone IV Z-5475 Albany 3, N. Y. When-l Balanf :ng PLAZA HARRY BROWN JEWELER 1790 Western Avenue B051 Wishcs Western Shoporama Albany 3, New York x L ml xc Slmupping Pl:x.f..a Phone IV 2-2757 PATRONS MILDRED ELLEY K Mr. Mrs. Edward Kopanski Mr. Sv Mrs. James Buckley , :ip Mr. kb Mrs. Louis Chicoine . w 1 J. H FOR GIRLS LYI-fl G.u..,... A t A Mr. kk Mrs. Joseph M. Michelal' '- ' X- l- M1-. s M1-S. Cecil B. Stowell Mr. kb Mrs. Gill O'Brien Miss Dodge llr. Cochrane ig Church of . .QQ :r.nmDfzf1.vf.voPmf 1 fiifbi 1 f,i.2'- -. ,. ,-.- ,,.. rg.- 5.9.2 .. '-'3i f:17.2ff4f :fE'.'- 5 A'l'- s ii g x Rm' mg Q 'U . it U -, fhfwjiig'--lg Us he . B A .M -l l R, 'M ,qfiggil-1 A ' ' A cClllllfll'l'lill'ld, Schenectady 3, New York 'l ll,IY'll' ifvfv-Uflzl fill l'l'L'I I-LH I-'. HIIICIQRAN - Pastor Iflli .I, M,-'-.NCJAN - Assistant to the Pastor vlLf'i IJll'IIlf' 955-0421 , - 'f,s,'1,1o,l1,iz Noon. u:u111rrl,.y ,xml Eva: ofFirs1. Friday and 5 f.,' I ,f Imys-AL 5:iU:1ncl7Z3O-913. M. C14 aww' down pn RAMARK STUDIO North Pearl Struct, Albany, TX Plmonm- llli, fl-111411 Phonc FR 4-8721 Official Yearbook Plmotogrnplwr 135 Jay Strcct, Sclncucctady, New YUM' .F I Checking Accounts I Savings Accounts I Automobile Loans I Business Loans I Personal Loans I Home Improvement Loans I Safe Deposit Boxes I Estate Planning QW BANK ol ALBANY Downtown 413 Stale Sm-cl Uolown 1084 Madison Avenue Sl-muanl Plaza Wulun Avenue at Fuller Road NI I I l 1 I0 pm I Insurance Corporation 1 I A I R Syxlem THE COLLEGE OF SAINT ROSE Iclcplione HO 5-4503 W. H. FRAZIER PAPER CO., INC. Complete Paper Service C,,IlI1I'tIIl :ind South Lansing Streets Albany, New York BICKFORD AND MOSIER, INC. IPO, Iiox 36 Latham, N. Y. Industrial Piping Plumbing Heating Ventilating iirfetiatry In Ceramic Tile . 7 ' t.,,' gf Wa'.' ,yy 9 .? gg ,.:3r5aa'ag:,3x ww O 'o. f!'l' v' fu- 0 Q' s ,,:.g,,'fg,fkf,i,::5,3efE,.e gawk, INDUSTRIAL pxqv, ,I g'eg,Q,gxg,i, Je ,xtv COMMERCIAL , 4g,,-p::j15a9,,.':. Tau' RESIDENTIAL ,ARTAN nafxfao Q5 KKWHP' p ii9X0' .',.q5q .gf .gnghiqkntt-1 K ig' ff it '1L' a3:'Q'fg',.f',Q9 g,.5 M osA ics . o'. gs .50 gl get '5 fQ5Q. ro' MURAL moons - SUNKEN TUBS f -fl-1' TERRAZZO MARBLE Specialists In RESIDENTIAL REMODELING Including Necessary Plumbing . UN I-6680 H N' A ' lv 2,9040 RESIDENTIAL RATES ALTAMONT TILE CO. INC. 11 LENNAN DRIVE ALTAMONT FREE cnfcnme ACCOUNT service for one year. . . for this year's Graduates National Commercial Bunk's grnduntion gift of a Free Checking Account Service will help you to manage your money wisely. Your quarterly statements will show where your dollars go, und cnn- celled checks will be proof you paid. NATIONAL iHfA JfAND COMMERCIAL BANK 'X.Z? AND TRUST COMPANY llllll VIFIIKL BIPS!!! IIIIUIANQ QBIVOIIIIQW C pl I S A' 9 Suwcu Ilrrouph JJ elhcu ln Norlhoutun New You surf Fur fwfr nprr'rIi1'1rIrH fi! Nnlinnnl C-1m m frm al Hank, please uni: or mir' our Personnel Drparrmcnr 4 X 'H if rx 'Gigi 'T'- .gy Jxviliwx A , X 4 Lx 'ln 5. mLli. Xl1l':X'I'l'TS :md STUDENTS .m M mwilx' lmwvllcl 115 Wt' 1ll'C of yOLlI' 'x . 1 rw' 'xl Xlllp 'l'fXWfXSI'1N'l'IIAN mv-r 35 Vrrzlrs SERVICE f HF' HI' f 'TAIJY REGIONAL OFFICE f ffmm-,' 'Taylor Publishing Company If U. NOX 2509 fi' lwm-MLHIV, Nfrw Yflrk 12309 I . l'.Xpx'f-sf-L fi-5374 or IiIXpreSS 3-8083 HIGHER EDUGATIIIN FUR BUSINESS COMPLETE 0NE Ind TWO YEAR PIIOBRAMS o Aurommon Accoummc-Business ADMINISTRATION o Business Anmmlsmnou-Accoummc o Exscunvr and Msoicn sscnmnmt run Acnymrs vnoanm-umm: rucmm srnvnc: ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE 130 Washington Avenue Phone Hobart 543449 CAMPITO PLUMBING 8. HEATING, INC. 144 Catherine Street Albany, New York Phone HO Z-6474 Specialists in Chillftfl Water' 1 ' Air Cfnrirliiifr see us for a good lob nowl Want a good job after gruduution'l We hnvc n variety of interesting positions to choose from. One is hound to suit you to a T. Starting sulnrics are good - with increases at frequent intervals. Thcrc's 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 :md interests. Anil you'll find working conditions very plcnsnnt. There's no need to wait until after graduation to npply. If you're a senior, we want to talk to you now! Come in and see us at: NEW YORK 'IILIPIIOIII COMPlllY IMPLOYMINT OFIICI ao nun nun, noon loo-r, Atunv, ulw von LMA P I X S ' I Q'5 ygqq R I H 1 o H S , 1... ... ..... l'FE COMPLETE Inc. .1443 Umcn Street INSURANCE S3E7PTW9ClGdY 9. N. 'Y' SERVICE Telephone DI 6-3492 . E. Sl-iERMAN, PTLNS. T. J. BLAKEY, Sec. ll. Sill-illX1.'XN, Y. P. :Nucl 'l.l'l'i'1 J. R. ZONGRONE, Assist. SBC. . !7a fflllldf ,S,l'l4l'l'f r -flyvllfy , . I iih'TT!1l.'KTHl5 T be 21, flu: . ul I 'ff T: ' I filll - A' rr L -. I 9.15 A .' li ' E ,qv GREULlCH'S MARKET 1750 -4 VVELDVVOOD0 Manufacturers of Weldwood Plywood and Allied Products UNITED STATES PLYWOOD CORPORATION Fuller Road Albany 5, New York Telephone IV 2-3321 Area Code 518 mm Be a Wise NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY S 'ff ? E. ? ' i W Qi I2 ' f ,,,,. 4.7.4. .5.i.I..2I.1. . SENIOR NATIONAL HONOR I SOCIETY . airy W f A' GENE'S wArsR wsu s. PUMP SERVICE, INC. Well Drilling - Plumbing Complete Septic Services G teed Work to Meet II ltl Specifications Pl HE 8-4954 QI I R d Westmere, Fl ll ST PRIZE ,m xFlRST PRIZE W PU RE MEAT PRODUCTS PACKING CO..INC. ALBANY DIVISION ALUANY. N.Y. DRESSER'S GENERAL nzcmc Wanhoe 2- 5124 tions: REFRIGERATIQN P P I. Open Daily Including 1l'fl5: f Albany Carrnfzn Elfgigfl Sales and Service , , , I4 ree Kltchfzn Plannin York Commercial HlCKEY'S MUSIC STORE and Air Conditioning Equipment Scotsman Ice Makers 201 'mn 1 1 661 Livingston Ave. lll'1,m,1, if-nv Yuri' r Albany, New York STUART H. CROUSE fx Clrvmg f,f1H,,z x cl-IAINYK ,S CONSTRUCTION, INC. TER BUSH AND POWELL, INC. 400 A Schoolhouse Road 11qf'f...- .. Phone IV 2-9074 I fwr, livtgv 1 Albany 3, New York Colnplu-lv lawn R. C. CHURCH Congrnlul 1 gf Clase f 4 CHIUST THE 'UNG Mmm amos. on co., mc Masses - 3,g'10,11,12 A, M, - 5 P,M, Home of Main Caro Sumter Avenue Wcstme rc DCllT13l'. Nvw Ynfk The House ofQua1ity John B. Hauf, Inc. 175 kfc:wt:'.11 Avenue f'x1lw.1z-x'Ei1'14-210-1 nv Vwzrn '1 1 :A EJ'-1 ur' 1 W. PARKER DODGE Your Office Is Our CREST, INC. Telephone HE 4-8019 Supplying and Servicing the Requirements'of Modern FRANK M. SHEEHAN, Pres. 304 Central Avenue Albany 6, New York 1 Congratulations From GUILDERLAND CHAPTER FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA -V: A uto Equipment DETROIT SUPPLY CO., INC. I . 102-106 Central Avenue I I I Albany, New York I I-IO 5-2255 MIDDLEBROOK MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Millers Music Store Band Instruments Specialists A FRIEND 73 Fourth Street Troy, New York Asheley 2-2160 Mrs J. Armstrong Robert G. Aseh and Mrs Bill Ashworth Mm. and Mrs. William Baldauf Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Barney Mr. and Mrs. John L. Beach Mary Catherine Becker Mr and Mrs Ralph Beyer Mr. and Mrs Alfonso Bivona Jr Mr and Mrs Charles Brothers Mr and Mrs Herman L. Bruhn Mr and Mrs. Harry F. Bradt Mr and Mrs James F. Card Mr and Mrs. Donald Carlson Mr Joseph Cerone Mr and Mrs. Frank Cicero Wayne Cofrancesco and Mrs. Charles L. Coon Miss Alice Comstock Mr. Earl B. Clickman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Deveno Peter Dickinson Mr Mr Mr. and Mrs. Dunham Mr. and Mrs Robert Dunne Mr. and Mrs Bernard Erwin Mr and Mrs J. A. Fairhurst Mr Mr. and Mrs and Mrs William Fellows George I-I. Gates Ralph and Anna Gold PATRCNS Mrs. R. S. Knouse MP. and Mrs. Robert E. Korn Mr. Paul Krauss Mr. and Mrs. Louis Krnmfzr Mr. and Mrs. H. I... Larnrnf: Mr. Craig L. Lavfrq,-mf, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn l,.f:iningf::' Mr. Peter Letko John Isfzonarflo Mr. William C. M:a.tv1lf:wif 1 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony T. 0 Mrs. Rolwrt G. Moore Mr. anfl Mrs. Rzxyrnflnfl G. TI Mr. nnfl Mrs. Mfzrlln Oat-err. Mr. anfl Mrs. Hussfrll fl. Pit' Mrs. .lnrnvs Pllxrrmrrwxr Mr. :nnfl Mrs. lflhn Q-npr. Mr, :nnfl Mrs. ll. l. Miss Dolores if flpkf- Kzl thy ll osnnln- r Eff' r Mr. Plflfl Mrs, ld, 'I Mr. nnrl Mrs. lfrll'1 l Mr. Donn K. 'wvwls Hfmlu-rl ll. L-Sfllffl Mr. nnfl Mrs, ll, I, Mr . anfl Mrs, fwfr Mr. nnrl Nlrfi. fwf- Mr Mr . :xml Mrs. llsr- z , ,xml Mrs. influx Rona lfl J. Sk ram s Mrs. .lohn Cl. 6-mx 1 Mrs. Nicla Tlwonm s Mr. and Mrs. H. Gilman Mr. Gruel Robert Hamm Mr. George W. Hans Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Fred I-Iaupt Mr. and Mrs. Rash- ' Mr. :1nclMrs. l1..ar Mr. and Mrs. ll. '4 Alder A. Tantnn Miss Nancy Hoit Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Hobson Jr. Walter N. Hoffman Barbara Hrachian Mr. and Mrs. Henry K. Hughes Mrs. Dorothy Jenner Mrs. Jessmer Mr. Mr Mr. Mr and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mr s A. Jewell Henry N. Jones Clifford E. Kent Kent Mr . Tkatch Mr. and Mrs. Harry Varxilvxufl Mr. and Mrs. Jordon Van ll-'M Mr. and Mrs. John Yvivia Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ward Mrs. Westcott Warren Winslow Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. XVTOE Mr. John F. Yager C. C. Zyniecki Mr. and Mrs. Alton Painter J P ll lbrtghr, Ports Box SLT. R.D. 2 HIIZIIZOITI, X. Y LN 1-5959 :t,1t:s, James 2:12-3 Old State Scizcztrciacy 1-I . -.-,Q ..,.. --z,. . nrt, L. Lt..1II4S 31.21 1 HI'..DE',f. Y X -:ru-r L '. I x X X I Blcscr, Judson Fullers Station Rd. Schenectady 3. N. LL 5-2219 Bollcs, Jean 12 lflctchcr Rd. Albany 3, N. Y. tn: 5-7903 Ilotttcri, Gerald 5 Schuster Rd. Y. Scltcncctady Ll, N. X VI, 5-2671 lluyltnq, 'l'hom.ts 29122 1,5-thu. st. S.'I1t'ttcc1atIy R. X VI :S - I lzlr Ilmro, Ilnntvl IDN lxvstvtn Att' ,'-IIt.:1'xLi. X. Y. Il C-rib El: .'.v.'. i.tsc'4'I1 1 TU ltrlsivttt Mc 1135.11-1.5, N N IX '. 'ZZ' :- . ,.:. N..:3.rx . X.t:',',,x1. Vi .- X X '.-.tEIti.1 X I I I , I -, Ilfn ...tH. .I. .V I I, 'I 'I' . I 2f12I yell, Mormzt X . 2. I5'rZ14?I f'I'fI?..fw:Y 'L 'l'. :E , 1' Y Campbell, Robert 361 Highland Dr. Schenectady 3. N. EL 5-1674 Canaday, Michael 7 Cornell Ave. Albany 3, N. Y. IV 2-5842 Carcg. jean I Pauline Ave. Albany 3. N. Y. IV 2-S843 Carl, Stephen R. ID. 2 Altamont, N. Y. 151.5-11207 Cnrpcttter, Linda -IU Parlrwood St. Allxttty II, N. Y. IX' 1?-'I9-Il Cvnci, liilccn :I Kelly Ave. flllntttyll, N. Y. III7 S-HHII I'h.tntlwcrlin. Richard ISO Wcxtcrlt Ave. .'XII.t1ttonl, N. Y. I'N I-C4016 I'lt.tntpton, Donald I I 1x'1IIt'y SI. lllwtny Il, N. Y. III I?-IITZZZI I'It.tn1pltn. I't:tnIrIin 14:1 M-wItawIr Ilt. iw-'Itvltc't'l:ttIx' II, N. II .I-03-15 t Itvovt. Lloyd ii Mayttt-z. Ave. 111-...nt 11, N. Y. III N-IHIIIVI 1 IIl .lllII. IIJIIIICI I.Il III-Itlvtlvcrts Av JXIIJIIIIUIII, N.'Y. III! I-IIIZLII 1 Int nine. Satntlra IC. II. 2 .'XII.lIIIUIII, N. Y. IIN I-LlZlIlfI VIIIUIIIIII, I'iIll'lCIiI .Hutt AVC. .lII1.tny1l, N. Y. IX' II-041311 ' moi, Ilinltt' If. ll. Li .lII.IIllllIll, N. Y. IIl.1.-IIZIIII f,oIt.tm't-:.rro, Wayne ll I'rovitICllCC Sl. ftllmlty II, N. Y. IV U-WIHI. ',oIn'I1, Gordon Iii! Norwood Sl. ftllmlty II, N. Y. Illffi-1984 hole, MICIIQICI I. IIICMICII Court 1'tII1:t1ty!I, N. Y. IV 2-4hf1I flfrlur, john Clttlrtzlt Rd., R.D. Allvanyii, N. Y. llli 8-48754 fjollicr, Carole R.D. 1, Ilox 'IOUA Altamont, N. Y. ISL in-8491 Y. Y 1 Cornell, Helene W - 505 Norfolk St. Albanly 3, N. Y. IV 2- 792 Covely, Grace - Box 78 Guilderland, N. Y .11 I, 1 Z .. 5-V Y fl n i,:. IV 9-6931 Fi' Crocetta. Karen 2505 Western Ave. Guilderland. N. Y. IV 9-3673 Crounse, Janis Box 84 Guilderland Center, N. Y UN 1-2057 Crounse, Patricia R.D. 2, Box 37 Altamont, N. Y. UN 1-8843 Crounse, Robert 116 Helderber Ave. Altamont, N.gY. UN 1-8886 Cruz, Victoria 124 Mohawk Dr. Schenectady 3, N. Y. EL 5-4296 Currier, Gregory 222 Pinewood Dr. Schenectady 3, N. Y. EL 5-3769 Czwakiel. Dawn Box 506. R.D. 1 Albanry 3, N. Y. IV 9- 262 Danahy. Patricia R.D. 2. French Mills Altamont, N. Y. UN 1-2914 Datri, Mary Ann 141 Church Rd. Alban 3, N. Y. IV 2-0,904 DeBenedetti, Dick 13 Ruth Terrace Albany 3, N. Y. IV 2- 201 DeGroff, Mary 619 Via Ponderosa Schenectady 3, N. Y. IV 2-0016 DcGraff, Barbara R. D. 2 Altamont. N. Y. UN 1-6613 Deichman, Fred 10 Williams Court Albany 3, N. Y. HE 8-4760 Delaney, Robert 159 Maple Ave. Altamont, N. Y. UN 1-8317 Deveno, Mary Crowridge Rd., R.D. 1 Voorheesville, N. Y. 765-2604 DiCaprio, Linda 3069 Spawn Rd. Schenectady 3, N. Y. EL 5-1257 Ditton, David 1823 Western Ave. Albany 3, N. Y. IV 2-8885 Rd. Ave. N. Y. HE 8-5034 Dugan. Frank 0 Church Rd. Albany 3, N. Y. Dupont. Ralph 8 Pauline Ave. Albany 3, N. Y. IV 2-0404 Durrance, Paul 8 Drawbrid e Dr. Albany 3, Y. IV 2-7500 Duvall, Doreen Klink Rd. Albang23, N. Y. IV 9- 06 Eastman, Karen County Line Rd. Schenectady 6. N. EL 5-2113 Empie. Penny 251 Main St. Guilderland Center, UN 1-8882 Endress. Michael 50 Venezio Ave. Albang 3. N. Y. IV 2- 105 Ertel, Donna Yale Ave. Slin erlands. N. Y. HE 5-5632 Erwin, Bernard 178 Main St. Altamont, N. Y. UN 1-8309 Evanchick. Lee Ann 17 Patricia Lane Albany 3. N. Y. IV 2- 893 Fassell. Michael 88A Johnson Rd. Albanzy 3. N. Y. IV 2- 790 Fay, Lorraine Church Rd. Schenectady 3. N. EL 5-3458 Ferraioli, Linda R.D. 2 Altamont, N. Y. UN 1-8702 Y. N. Y. Ferraioli. Shirley 9 Comell Ave. Albany 3. N. Y. IV 2- 314 Ferrlero, Daniel Weaver Rd. Altamont, N. Y. UN 1-8359 Furey, Frank 7 Francis Lane Albany 3, N. Y. IV 2- 998 Furgason. Beatrice armen Rd. Schenectady 3, N. Y. EL 5-8191 Gabriel, Nancy 5 Vellna Dr. Albany 3, N. Y. lV 9- 312 Gag-llotl, Joseph 18 Maple Ave. Altamont, N. Y. UN 1-8806 Gallant, Timothy 7 Patricia Ave. Albany 3, N. Y. HE 8- G81 Gaul. Peter 3 Mercer St. Albury 3, N. Y. lV 9- 810 Gepfcrt. Kathryn 454 Russell Rd. Albangzfi. N. Y. lV 2- 28 Gibbs, Donna Star Route Altnrnont, N. Y. EB 4880 Glll, Charles 112 Prospect 'l'crr. Altamont, N. Y. UN 1-6648 Glllcsrile, Kathleen lva oo Avc. Albany 3, N. Y. l'llZ 8- 050 Glllla. John 8 Sumtcr Avc. Alban 3, N. Y. IV 9-l,9lfl Gilman. Ann 21 Victor Dr. Albury 3. N. Y. IV 9- 424 Godlcwsltl, Gloria 3066 Sunset Lane Schenectady 3. N. 355-3857 Gorton, D. Perry 40 Mcrccr St. Albany 3. N. Y. l-IE B- 806 Gray. Gary R.D. 1 Altamont, N. Y. EL 5-1168 Gra , Ro er gveeger Lane Gulldcrland, N. Y. HE 8-0002 Greene, Ra mond Johnson llld., R.D. 1 Slln erlands. N. Y. HE 5-3865 Groyan. Thomas 14 Grand St. Altamont, N. Y. UN 1-8876 Gunther, Thomas 6 Alvlna Blvd. Alban 3, N. Y. IV 2-X591 Hahn, Arthur 1 Ricky Blvd. Alban 3, ll. Y. HE 8-3174 llallenbeck. Jean 3545 Carman Rd. Schcncctadyfa, bl. Y 355-8113 l-lalsdorf, Mary 14 W. Dillcnbcck Dr Alban 3, H. Y. IV 9-Y633 Hart. William R.D. 1 Altamont, Tl. Y. UN 1-8442. I-leacock, Mary 175 Main St. Guilderlandrjfznrrr, I UN 1-2737 llein. Clifford 3 Sumter Ave. Albanyfi, ti Y IV 2- 507 llcitzman, William R.D. 1. ll0x1l'I Albany 3, tl. Y Hli 8-8032 Hcllijas, Ronald Main St. Altamont, N. Y Hendrickson. Paul G25 Via l'crndr'nv:a Schenectady It, '1 EL 5-8'15lL llcnnalran. Mary 25 llrcsdcn Court Albany 3. N. 't' IV 2- 890 llcnstenbcrg. Mary 207 Sclmolhonsc Rtl Albany Ll. N. 't'. IV 9-0887 llollman, Darlene 401 Schoolhouse Rd Albany 3, N. Y. HE 8-0527 llofmann, Linda Box 175. Slvet Rd. Gnlldcrland, N. Y. IV 9-6448 llonan, Michael 5 Alton Rd. Albany 3. N. Y. IV 9- 142 l-luqhes. Lee 0 Terry Ave. Schenectady 3. N. EL 5-6355 l-lurlcy. Harold 23 Sherwood Forest Albatay 3. N. Y. IV 2- 057 Jensen, Janice 113 Severuon Ave. Altamont. N. Y. UN 1-8357 l Y. l. f. Iohmon, Iarnct 4 Ile Lee .-Eve. .Albam 3, DI. T. rv 9-2374 Iohtxtfoa. lfzlaad nO l'oh:.:tn7. ?d. A-.lP.arr.' 3. TZ. 'ri - ,. . 4 . .. rl.-. -1-cl.: l'oi:.:.3mr.. Lirldi-:d -.U I'.i'.f.170f. 95. fvilflafy il. 1 EIGL H-ill' ?a:l:.:. 'vitllla'i 7:2 Dtllai'-1 .l,l.'.-may E, ti H15-'1l2'f t Rf: Raya: arm 4 A P 1 r 1 1 1 1 A A t f -'EZ-111-l al .'ll'a-- 1-'Z-' r 'Aff A .'-13-21. F. ltr '-4 -1 lfirott. Tint' 4 Van 11115 Trrri Allwtm 5. TC. 't'. tx' .1-524.1 lamtmc. Tl':: Af on Gil-p Fc. Albam' 3. Ti. T. rv 9-im Lani. Judith 6 Friar Tuck Rd Albankll. N. T. IV 9- 94 LaPorte, Norman 2982 St. Michaels Mayr. Kathie 1023 Rose Ave. Mull, Ray f 11 Seely Dr. Schenectady 3, N. 1. Schenecrady 3, N. Y. Alban! 3, N. Y. El. 5-0104 EL 5-3862 HE 8- 123 Lashwa, John McAllister, Dick Mumford, William Old Smale Rd. 368 Highland Dr. 30 Hungerford Rd. Schenccrady 3, N. 1. Schenectady 3, N. Y Albang' 3, N. Y. El 5-5223 El. 5-1081 IV 2- 719 Leary, Brigid McCarthy, Gerald Munson, Charles lT0 1's'CSlCIll Ave. -1 Vclina Dr. 125 LiI1C01Il Ave- Allamont, N. Y. ,1,1b,my 3, N. Y. Altamont, N. Y. VN 1-rl-5:5 1x' 9-2.097 UN 1-8194 LIIICCINBIHH- Ronald xl.-ctlmnxck, l7ClllllS Murphy. George 111 TVOTISWF VY- Yccdcr Rd. Church Rd., Box 115 5f'3fUlCfY,3dF 57 N' Y Slinlicrlands, N. Y Albany 3. N. Y. ff. 101fP n' ni-szsz IV 9- 019 kwin mmf Mrcjorxrliltlr. llcnnis lxlnscancll, Cheryle 'A yxyfffff 57' 111 Oxlmll Place 12484 Carman Rd. ,ffaf X X .lll-.wmv 11, N. Y. Schenecrady 3, N. Y. A X 4 121.5-iffzlf El. 5-1048 'C,lx'Lf :. mlx Trlclinnl-cl. lngcnc Nasr, Oustandi Alf ' ' alll? 5i'4lXx'll lid. Gipp Rd. S.-lzcncvlacx Ll, N Y Albany il, N. Y. 'Q 'jjffl VI .'-4111.1 f' Iwi, 'f 1.-lmnlcl. Maxx janv Nqwcr, Janice ii. ' -94?1llnll-i- lla Vclina nr. 1 'vllww ll. Y- Y Albany Il, N. Y. Y' ' n rf-21 v lll-iS-S040 '3- W' I-'fi 'NUM Norton, Susan Tl' 'lvl H-NC MH -1 111 lxlnlpass Rd. W5 'llj - - V 1 Albany Il, N. Y. 11' ' 'Z ll' 2-114110 lf'Ki51. WNV' Ualws. 1f111Cl'I ' H ill' - 2 Pinewood Rd. - X rlnilrlcrland, N. Y. ' ll Ulnlulal. William l IllH1Sl.ydillS Sl. 'lflf ' S1'llC'llCClL1L1y Ll, N. 1 ' ' l lfl, :.-0329 ' sll:.r:n, .l3lllC5 1 Ilox fltlll, Norfolk Sl. ' :Xllwxny Il, N. Y. lllf H-Imlilb l rllnwlry. joseph l ll-wx lllfl, Church Rd. Allmny Cl, N. Y. Illf H-01186 . . Hmzm. Arlriennc ' ill ' 1' ill. llunglus Court ' . l :Qr-lncncclady 3, N. Y. l . I-'l,fm-Illlflb ' 1 l'.lK'lllllI1C1, Raymond l.yLllll5 Sl.. Ii.D. 5 I Iwllcllcrilaldy 3, N. Y. I-Il. In-,l.0l59 l ll lhlinlcr, liilecll l f r .lofi Lincoln Ave. 'F 1 A1l2lIll0lll, N. Y. li '-V11 UN 1-8198 111711 lmlxncr, Lynda L 'll 'lyln .' f1l,illI1C1Il Ave. , ' I Alhnny Il, N. Y. l ' P1-.2 lllf8-0780 .ff l' Vcllon. lidward I 2i ' 277 lfliegel Ave. '- 1?'l'rl1Hlfl. T5 Alhanyii, N. Y. lf 1' 'W357 llli 8-8704 ' 'ffl' .Tl'llfI l Phelps. Robert Z: if . 2lflflllw1x'.z: lfrl. 9 Vcnczio AVC. .'-,ll,.l:.y 'J. T. Albany 3, N, Y. 55: ff IV 2-2713 - f'l 'Y- 7f7l'.l1f1'fl Pitcher, Linda '- 3'- 1 . 4 10 Cherry Lane 'fl'l'i'Hl'H ' ff Gulldcrland, N. Y. 5.1. I.-01,011 mg 3-3305 15' Poteat, Powers. R.D. 2, Purtell, 3049 Old I rec EL 5-3079- Purtell, Roy 5 Vaughn Albanly 3 IV 9- 253 Quay, Virginia 177 Maple Altamont, UN 1 Querques, 29 Palma Albany 3. IV 2-7922 Quinlan, Anne 7 Sumter Albany 3. IV 2- 204' Quinlan. M. EL Ralston. RAP1762 Rau, Mar Jane Altamont, N. EL 5-0411 Q, Rayburn, John A W 6 Drawbrid e Dr. Albargf 3, Y. IV 2- 436 Reeves, Parke 364 Highland Dr. Schenectady 3, N. Y. EL 5-8060 Reid. Cheryl Box 477, Bridge St. Albany 3, N. Y. HE 8-4824 Reinemann, Ronald 65 Fuller Rd. Albany 3, N. Y. IV 2-2637 'A 3,N Y. N. Y. Rivenburg, Jeffrey R.D. 1, Box 202C Albany 3. N. Y. IV 9-7809 Robertson. Karen 5 Parkway Dr. Schenectad 3. N. Y. EL 5-2929 y Robinson, Darlene 3031 Lydius St. Schenectady 3, N. Y. EL 5-0721 Robinson, June 1 Warren St. Albang 3, N. Y. IV 2- 101 Robitaille, Carol 297 Flei el Ave. Albanly fi N. Y. IV 2- 268 Rogers, Stephen R.D. 1 Altamont, N- Y. 861-8453 Ronan, Gail 110 Severson Ave. Altamont, N. Y. UN 1-8790 Rosenber er, Kathy 139 Ciurch Rd. Albany 3, N. Y. HE 8-4954 Rosen, Maureen 2892 Lydius St. Schenectady 3, N. Y. EL 5-8393 Russell, Linda 3075 Sunset Lane Schenectady 3. N. Y. EL 5-0778 Sagendorf, Kenneth 48 Northgate St. Albangf 3. N. Y. IV 9- 135 Sands, Dean I-Ielderburg Ave. Altamont, N. Y. Schierbaum, Judzy R.D. 2, Box 40 Altamont. N. Y. UN 1-2262 Shau hnessy, Kathleen 35 Parkwood St. E Albany 3. N. Y. HE 8-1046 Shave, Lynn 3017 Old State Rd. Schenectady 3. N. Y. EL 5-2129 N. Y. Center, N Shearer. Dianne 4 Ruth Terrace Albany 3, N. Y. IV 9-4114 Sisk. William 303 Parkview Dr.. Schenectady 3, N. Y. EL 5-1969 Smart, Roseanne Krumkill Rd. Slln erlands, N. Y. HE g-4625 Smi. Patricia 3072 L dius St y . Schenectady 3, N. Y. EL 5-1028 Smith. Christy 15 Okara Dr. Schenectady 3. N. Y. EL 5-6829 Smith. Edward Veeder Rd. Sllngerlands, N. Y. IV 2-0623 Smith. Joanne 2979 Nanc Lane Schenectag 3. N. Y. EL 5-2401 Y Stnlth, Marilynn Box 176, R.D. 2 Altamont. N. Y. EL 5-2330 Smith. Michael Box 303 Guilderland. N. Y. IV 2-7312 Stnltlt, Wesle 23 Alvlna lllvd. Albany 3, N. Y. 489-5035 Snyder. Richard 421 Ktumkill Rd. Albany 3, N. Y. IV 2-6424 Sochor, Edwin 80 Lee Ave. Schenectady lt, N. Y. EL 5-1714 Spadaro, Frank R.D. 1 AItamont,N. Y. UN 1-8708 Sparks, Barbara 19 Kelly Ave. Albany 3, N. Y. 489-7516 Speers, Nancy 5 Patricia Ave. Albany 13. N. Y. IV 2-4591 Statllc, Bernard 23 Shady Lane Albany J, N. Y. IV 9-6476 St. John. Nancy R. D. 2 Altamont. N. Y. UN 1-8911 Strawbridge. Louise 2 Inman Ave. Albany 3. N. Y. HE 8- 702 Stumpf. E.'CltarIes 43 Fletcher Rd. Albany 3. N. Y. IV 2- 768 Swider. Andrea 42 I-lanes St. Albany 3, N. Y. HE 8-3784 Tardlff. Susan 141 Okara Dr. Schenectady 3, Fri. EL 5-4.535 Tarullo. Richard Y PCD- 5. Boxh. Church Pd. Schenectady 55, Di. El. 6-2449. 'I'a lor. Nancy Y 1 I9 E. Dillenhack Dr. ftlbitrty' fl, Pi. Y. IV 2-H740 'l'hicle, Garda PLD. 2 ftltattmnt, Ti Y. I-Il. 5.-'.'i.r.5. 'l'ht1rnas, Jeannine 7:1 'I erry , .v'e. ichencctady iz, 'i lfl.f.-2111.4 TIIHIIIQIS, l.tttrir,,,r 271 ?.I.rtn C?ttilrlc:rl.rmlf.fr.t 87,21-91140 Tisdalc, Vi: lay H12 Pitta Pitlglrg K r. fittiltlcrl.1nd,?I. 't'. HF H-uJlU Trvotncr. Harry H Albrijglrt it ftllratiy -1. 'I IV 2-Iiwift Tvlrrttllrly. lay Ill l.t'rrul'tt f'- 1' Altattmttt, 'L H' Hill-vlan 'l'ytm,lt'ftr, Paul ton mptf- ,-'r.t Altamont. 'J r HH I-il-illl llnscr, Cltarlf-1 10159 Hltawf- 1.1. Svltvttct tadx .'. '5 llnser. Cynthia 1058 Sltavr- iid. SCl'lCllCClElll5' -I. TI lil. Ir-32237 Vallctta, Walter Lydius St. Schenectady l, IC lil. I3-11559 Van Alslync. Robert 242 L aln St. Gulldcrland Center. UN I-6618 Van Ilcuscn. lvavid 42 Parkwood St. lf. Albany 3, N. Y. lll S 34? 5 - 4 ' Van Patten, Linda R.D. 2 Altamont, N. Y. EL 5-1428 Van Wie. David 74 willow St. Gulldcrland, N. Y. IV 9-3831 Vcrclt. Bryan Cherry Lane Guilderland, N. Y. HE S-8075 Y .Y 1. .u. .Y Vfunar. from 2-'QT Potion, P. .-2lta::.o:r', ji, IV 2-fl-.JT Vrbanac. E,-yy.--1 I 4I I -f we: .f'-.lharxr 'z. r 47:1 - abit? 'f1'8llar,:3, P11714-.':, P f, Alharl. '1 I. 4- ,ff 3'ffti'f21'. 4 1. 201, , ,,'1f 'A '.f.fe:.cf.'a', ' Fi' ll -.1 ITT fgf I lf' ' .. . .'-Ita ' :. ' .azz-mr., ZH' 1 l I l l I 4 Vzldra . . 2 1'-'Y . ti .tltfrrlan A HF 2--I-'3 I-.:tg!n. 1'-tllaa .v -. - F :ni . J.. I' Y :'llllZ?'.-Y , .. lfl,3-FII' Xx'tohlewtP't. Lisa: .RR 'Vaughn Tw. Albam- N It IV 9-'ZIEI2 Zynieclti. Thomas 3 Country Rd. Alban ' 3, N. Y IV 2-3013 eu, ....-- ight, Doris 32 mai. James 32,105 1011, 125 1 51TOl1g, Charles 32,128,133 25 1, K1:1nct11 fi, 102, 1011, 118, 21, 1511, 15-2. 12211, 129, 132 l'5P.i. 11311 1312 fits. 10.1. J! utur, Clzarlt-111: 52,1341 5.1101 'A-1122 52,121 151 1.14 ,ftV.1Qr,1' 1 120, 126, 130, 135 DeGrof1', Mary 39.69, 72, 125.127, 130.131 DcGraf1', Barbra 39 Deichtnan, Fredrick 39, 105, 107, 13-4 Delaney, Robert -10,l02,103,105, 107,12-1,l2t1, 129, 135 10CYL'll0, Mary -10, 60, 72, 121, 130 11lC.1I3l'l0, Linda -10 11ic11c11so11, Pctcr '10 Dnton, 11.11'it1 '10 Dolwrlx, John '10, 105. 1011, 129 11.111lex', 111111511110 110 lxmctill, 1'.11r1c1.1 -10 Vanst, 110l1.11t1 111, 1118, 129, 11111 11111110 1'1 urt '11 11 . .,1 , .ut , .. Z111t1.'11'v. 11.111lCl.l 111 1i11iX1l1l, 11.111111 '11, 1212, 1313 1Nll11,1llt'LJ. 11.1111 111.1011 11m:1.1l1, 11.111111 .11 s:.z'.11:, 1Q.1r1'11 11 11.2 11611111 '11.11f.1,1J1fl 111, 111.-11.1111 1111, 1112 ' 3'.11z1141 12' 1 1t1:1.11.1 111,15 1 1.11. 111 11111 f1ZT,l.1f1 T-1.-11.11'1 1 1' 1',i 1 .1,.:.1 11 1 -11+111'x 111 i.1.1I'1 111 X'11: 1.111 3' 111.1.111.' 1.. 1.1 . 4. 1 1,111 1 v-12111 1 1 41 ,1 ' 1 1,1 1 , 1111, 1151, 1'.Y.1, '11' 11 , .l1,1111,11i11,1f,1, 1 llll '-1-1 1.1, 1 113, 11121 1 .. 11,11'1,1111,111i' .1 ' 1. 0911111111 '11,1.5I. , 11.11. 1,., Ill'1, 11111, 110, L11 , 1111, 1.... 11111'11.1 11111 .11,... 1112, 1:13. 7. 1 -111 fl.- , 'L-11, li., 11114, 12251, 127, 1 1 1.1.1, '.1l11.11.. tlf., 11121, Inf., 1117, 1 V' .11 1, i1.I1',' flf., I lil, 121 11, '1111'111I'f1I- 1 11.111, .Ul11lQl111 1f1 f-11 1'l1I1 41. 104 117 1 , , . . , ,, ,.. 711-111111, ?,1:11i.1 41. 1.1'f-1.11I11,j, i.1J11y 411 11 11::,.111, 1,111l1.1 111. Elfffffunz., 1151111110 411 11ff:,.1:1, i.11lj1lill'1 412,72 11'1,jf.1 ., 1.4't' 41.,,l02,104,l.0U,121J 1Z'1,1Zf1,1fl0,1fif2 111111 , 1111111111 1111 I 1'11'.'g11, 12l1IlfQlT '11 'J 135 3155 3 S Johnson, Leland 47 , Johnson, Mildred 47 Y 1 Karins, William 47 1:51, Karker, Roger 47.104, 130,133 .3-Q., 134,135 17145 . Karmo, Henno 47,'72,102,10'4,, 126. 129, 130, 135, 140, 141 Kent, Janee 4 I,'71,'72,108,1I9. 121, 122, 125, 127, 130. 131 Kerr, Lynn 48 Keyser. Dean 48. 104, 130, 134 Klefbeck, Robert 48,101 Klein, Carl 48 Knapp, Laurie 48, 108. 118, 121, 126,135,140 Knull, Nancy 48 Kopanski, Victoria 48 Kramer, Linda 48. 69. 73. 118, 119. 121.127, 131, 140 liross. David 49 Lamme, Thomas 49,l02,103,125, 126.129, 130. 134. 135 Lary, Judith 49 La 'orte, Norman 49 Lashwa, John 49 Leary, Brigid 49,71 Lindemann, Ronald 49,130 Liotta, Janis 49,69 Lopcr, Philip 50 Long, Melanie 50,69,131,129, 135 Long, Sharcn 50, 124.127, 131 Lothrige, Alice 50 Lotridgc, Ann 50 Ixlubie, Earl 50,104,107 iX14l1l11, Janice 50 Marsltall, Raymond 50 Martin. Pam 51, 127,131 1N'1:1l'llI1, Diane 51 Maslowsky, Garly 51 Mason, Michae 51 lvlastrianni, Vincent 51 Maxint, Sandra 51,131 A Mayr, Kathie 51 -' McAllister, Rick '7 53 McCarthy, Gerald 52 McMlin1ock, Dennis 52,112 McCormick, Dennis iV1CCUlll1JCl', Eugene McDaniel, Mary Jane 52 McDcrn1o1l, John 52 Mel-luqh, Viola 52 Mcineter. Paul 52 Meyer. James 52,102,119,126, 29.132 Melycr, Linda 52,'71,119,125 Mi ler, Susan 53,135 Montonc, Toni 53 Mooney, John 53,129 Moore, Lorna 53, '70, '13, 108. 125, 127.140 Morier, June 53 Moshier, Micheal 53,130,132 Mosell, Michael 53.134 Mull, Ray 54 Munson, Charles 54.120, 130 Murley, James 54 Nasr, Gustandi 54 Nctzcr, Janice 54,119,120,131 Norton, Susan 54 Ohlidal, William 55 Olsen, James 55 Oravsky, Joseph Orosz, Adrienne 55 Pachucki, Raymond 55 Pagano, Jacqueline 55,120 ...A Eileen 55. '72 'Lynda 55, 119, 121, 125, Edward 56 Robert 56,130 Linda 56. 119, 121, 134.135 Roberta 56.119,127,131 56. 119. 121.127 Porath, Diane 56 Poteat, Virginia 56,131 Powers, Karen 56 Purrell. Dennis 57 Purtell, Roy 57 Quay, Virginia 57,127,124 Qui!-islam, nne 57,118,119,125. Quinlan. Virginia 57,118,119 Rafferty. Ric ard 57,102,105,107, 112. 120. 126. 129, 135 Ralston. Thomas 57 Rapp, Bill 57, 72, 105, 107, 112, 126, 129, 135, 140 Rau, Mary Jane 58, 119, 121 Rayburn, John 58,103 Reeves, Park 58 Reinemann, Ronald 58, 83, 102. 112 135 Rexford, Janice 58 Rice, Marcella 58, 72, 119, 120, 131,135 Richards, Charles 58 Rickert, Thomas 58,101 Rivenburg, Jeffrey 59 Robertson, Karen 59,73,118,120. 125, 127, 132,134 Robinson. June 59 Robinson, Darllne 59 Robitaille, Carol 50 Rogers, Steinhen 59.130 Ronan, Gai 59,127,124 Rosenbelrger, Kathy 59, 131, 135 Rosen, aurine 60.60 Russell, Linda 60,135 Sagendorf. Kenneth 00.130 Sands, Dean 60,73,119,120,140 Schierbaum, Judith tiO.121,12!z. 131 Shaighnessy. Kathy U0 Shave, Lynn G0 Shearer, Diane 60,125.130,.l31, 138 Sisk. William 61.130 Smart, Roseanne 61 Smi, Patricia G1 Smith. Christy U1 Smith, Edward G1 Smith, Joanne U1 Smith, Marilynn 61 Smith, Michael 61,103,124 Smith, Wesley 62, 73.112 Snyder. Richard 62 Sochor. Edwin 62, 73, 121,130 Spadaro, Frank 62 Sparks, Barbra 62,119,120,131, 135 Speers, Nancy 62.119, 125. 130. 135 Statile, Bernard G2 St. John, Nancy G2 Strawbridge, Louise G3 Stumph, Charles 68 Swider, Andrea G3 Tardiff, Susan 63.108.119,112. 127. 130. 138. 140 Tarullo. Richard 63. 72.102, 105, 106.126.1535 Taylor. Nancy Thiele. Gerda 65: Thomas. Jeannine Tisdal, Vicky .44 Toorner. Gas' 64 Torcolirro. Cyhcry l 'A ,. ,i 120 4 4 'fwornhly jay f,4,, 10,5 rr, 0 116 1 l u I 1 1053. 9. .1, 1 ,I ra, r , Tyrrrchyn, Paul vi. l0-3,' 126, 129. 1710. 171' Unscr, Charles l.,4 Urrscr, Cindy 32. 123 Vzrllcta. walter Vfrn Hcuzcn, Imvr Van Patten, Linder 12.3, 1310, 135, Van l.'fif:, Iuwid Vcrch, Briar. nf, Vink, Ilfrvid 107: Vojrmr, Doris ,fi Vrharnrf.. Murthy 1.'l,rll,'1fQC,Ifr?1f- '.'f.rlror., Efarfirr . '.'f.rrd, furry 1.-J.rrrrCr. John - l2'l l 'r 1 ' ' X.'!,rwm. If ffrfy 1.'ff1f2fvKr, Ftriaz, 1.30 W1 .rrirrr-.-fa'-', i' ,.. , 121.1 CI '.'.'f-spiral, ii.: Y.-Jilliarm, lil Whipple. 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Leonard, John 81 -5 Lieberman, Lynn 81,127,130 Link, James 81 Loucks, Bruce 81 Lutz, George 81,128 1 Lutzin, Judy 130, 131, 133 Macali, Christine 81,118,119,131 MacDonald, Martha 81 MacDowell, Bonnie 81,108,12'l, 124 1 MacDowe1l, Linda 81 Major, Gregory 81,105 1 Majury, Jayne 81,119,130 1 Maki, Suowi 81 Maki, Bruce 81,101,104 Marcil, John 81,183 lwlartin, Donna 81,119 lxfiaruszczak. Christine 81 Matrone, Cheryle 81, 119, 120.130, , 131 1 McCarthy. Karen 81 1 McCarthy, Lawrence 81 3 McCarville, David 81,102,104 McCun1her. Marvin 81 1 lN'lCCllITlbCl'. Nancy 81 . ' 1 lN'lCClJlCllC0l1, Bonnie 81,134 McDonnell, Douglas 81,126 11 lxficlienny. Kathy 81,127 1 McNiven, Gail 81,108,127 1 Mcssercola, Robert 81 1 Michela, Judith 81,125,130 1 Miller, Nancy 81,130,131 1 Miller, Susan S1,124,127,135 Milne, John 81 Mintzer, Laura 82,127 Mislan, Mary Ann 82,119,124, 127,135 Moniberber, Terry 82,130 Mooney, Clifford 82 Moore, Jeanne 82,135 Moore, Raymond 82 Moorman, Deborah 82, 125,127 Morier, Jean 82,130,135 Moshicr, James 82, 109, 130 Moxcy, Alan 82 Mudge, Sally 82 Muc ler, Maryanne 82,131 Munro, William 82 Murphy, David 82 Murray, Susan 82 11 Murray, William 82 Myers. Donna 1 Nasr, Ellen Nctzer, David 82 1 Nolan, Edward 82, 105, 126, 130 Nordstrom, Cheryl 82 Nordstrom, Patricia 82,135 Nowak, Judith 82,125 1 Nowak. Richard 82 Oakes. Elizabeth 82 Oboyski, Paul 82,103 Olsmit, Patricia 82,108,134 Olson, Carolyn 82 Ostrander, Keven 83,135 Owens, Javan 83,124 1 Pachter, Sally 83 Pafgano, Susan 83,120,130 Pa azini, Bruce 83 Pangburn, Kenneth 83 Pangburn, Penny 83,135 Parker, Gar 83,155,130 Passenger, ,games 83 .v 1 .Bernice 83 June 88 Thomas 83,101 Alfred 88,100,105,109, Richard 83,125,128 Pinchook. Kathleen 83 Polsonilli, Barbra 83, 108.130 Pugllia. Remo 83,128,130 Qu rl. David 83 Rabaciauskas, Mark 83 Raymond, Kenneth 83,130 Regan, Andrea 83 Ric ardson, Dennis 83,128 Rivers. Donald 83 Roberts, Paul 83 Roselan. Susan 84 Ross, Alan 84. 103, 124, 126, 130, 135 Roth, John 84 Roy. Donna Rudinski. Joseph 84,134 Ryan, Bonnie 84,134 Sadilggmire, Thomas 112,126,130. Salvinski. Carol 84 Salvinski. James 84 Sandow, Peter 84 Satallno, Richard 84 Savagle, Pamela 84,121.125,131 Sche , Daniel 84,130,131 Schiller, George 84 Schmuck, Robert 101, 104, 120 Schuff, Gerald 84,112 Scott, Charlen 84 Schwing, William 84 Sheehan. Robert 84 Slirlgerland, Ray 84 Sm' ey, Clarke 84 Smith, Fred 84,102,105, 126, 120 Smith, John 84 Snifder, Juv? So odow, illiam 102,124,125 Spadaro, Robert 132 Stealy, Charles Spadaro, Richard 132 Stillwall, David Stinson, Gregg Stowell, Caro yn 125,131 Strever. Donald Talbot, Robert Tanner, Virginia Tausel, Richard Theisen, Theodore 125 Thibodeau, Robert Thomas, Linda Tice, Elaine 130 Townsend, John Trendell, Christine 135 Trendell, Robert S5.102.103. Tripp, Richard 85 Twombly, Angus 85.118.12tl.l30 Tymchyn, Edward 85 Unser, Stephen 85 Vallelunga. Dennis 85.123 Valvo, Rosealie 85.134 VanAuken. James 85 VanPatten Emerson 85,133 Veivia, Bruce 85.102, 103.131 Vink, Linda 85 Vlahos. Cathryn Vogel, Joseph 85 Warren, Suzanne 85.131 Wellington. Linda Wells, Ward 85.130 West. Diana 85.108 lu l 0 l 135 wcvcr. Douglas 85 While. Richard 5313.160 101 Whittaker, Dennis 3 V Wilkes, James 33,104 Williams, Kevcn E-L 0 wilson, Susan 2-3.12. la 131 Winkler, Jean 53 Woutcrtz, Elizabeth Yartcr, Linda HT tkcrt. Linda SLT , . s. ,, llqn, l atrtck bt'.1.nO ash. Thomas St? astas. Catherine 50,127,134 ,,L .... ,. . . bb err ...r t1t.,, liarrx gcll, Janics St' gps, ilcatrmu St 15, Ltxiia :L 11:31. liharlayn SL' Ai. Xnuziti St' 1: , Anztn rr 1 Q., ,lt'17't'x r. lI.r't TL il H t , X-'l.l1t'l't . K . Cronnse. Stanley 88 Currie, Robert 88,105,109 Dagigctt, Francis 88,111 Dai cv. Kevin 88.124 msroii, Albert ss Dt-lflorio. Kathleen S9 DcGroi'f. Thomas 89.130 Delaney, Kathleen S9 Delaney. Ruth Ann 89,127 Dickerson, Sharnian S9 Dimartino, Joseph 132 Diiiuhlm, Marilyn 89 llnnox.in, lfaith 89,130,131 lloingall, Susan Stl Dullots, ll.inl.i Dunn, lx'illi.ini S1l,lll lhzpont. llana St? l .iscnli.inrtlcr, lfxan Stl I'lt1it', ,l.'.mt's 8:7 nw' .. - . ry ,ln r, wht rt w. 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Thomas 92 Mclienna, Diane 92 Mclienny, Harold 92,104 McLaud, Carolyn 92 McNiven, Roy 92 Meade, Janet 92,134 Meister, Nicholas 92 Meservey. Fred 92 Milks. Robert 92 Miller. Donald 92 Miltner, Linda 92 Mislan, Linda 92 Mitchell. Dennis Mitchell, William 92 Moorman, Michael 92,104,112 Morini, Michelle 92,108 Mullany, Barbara 92 Mumford, Ernest 92 Munro, Fred 92,102 Murphy, Judith Murray, Richard 92 Myers, Elaine 92 Neverman, Barbara 92 Oakes, Joyce 93 O'Brien, Michael 93 Owens, Susan 93 Owens, Michael 93 Palazini, Sherry 93 Panfgburn, Darwin 93,104 Pao ucci, Thomas 93 Parker, Marsha 93 Parlo, Erie Mai 93,130 Patnodc, Diane 93 Patterson, Michael 93 Peat, Richard 93 Paper, Sandra 93 Petersen, Lawrence N. 93,112 Peterson, Lawrence W. 93 93. 111 93. 124, 125 Pollard. James 93,129 Possen, Robert 93 Prescott. Shelia 93 Prirchafd, Alan 93 Pugh, Dale 93 Race, Linda Rafferty, Teresa 93,181 Rau, Ernest 94 Ray. Sandra 94 Raymond. Joseph 94 Regan, Michael 94,112 Rindgle. William 94 Ro e, Dale 94 Rogan. Michael 94 Rogers. Priscilla 94 Rosenberger, Jeanne 94 Rosenberger, Linda 94 Rosenberger, Nancy 94 Rosenberger, Robert 94 Rowley. Christine 94,124,127 Rulison, James 94,104 Ryan. James 94 Sands, George 94 Santore. George 94 Schempp, Mary Jean 94 Scherzer, Eloise 94,131 Sebast, Shirley 94 Secor, Ja 94 Semrov, loan 94 Shafer. Diana Lee 94 Shannon. Robert 94 Shover, William 94 Shutter, Richard 94 Skinkle, Nancy Slin erland, S irley 94 Smisi, Linda 94 Smith, Robert 94 Smith, William 94 Snyder. Suzanne 94 Speyer, Robert 94 Starr, Thomas 94.130 Stauch, Joseph 94 Stauch, Kathleen 9.5 Steenburg, David 95 Sreenburg, Douglas 95 Stephens, Charmaine 95 St. John, Meredith 9b,12b,1'Z'7 Strevel, Weslcy 95 Srutz, Kathleen 96, 139 Sullivan, Paul 95 Svingala, Joseph Teal, Clarence 95 Tcdesco, Frank 95 Tedesco, Marie 95 Theisen, Harry 95 Thackery, Patricia Thomas, Rosemary 95.124,l2'I, 135 T Thorne. 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