Hancock Central Hgih School - Chehocton Yearbook (Hancock, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1971 volume:

. g j3t fjutttag tib M-toq thtos HAN00CI6 CENTRAL SCWOOL WPjty ADMINISTRATION SITTING: Mr. Val Iversen; Mr. John Podbelski, District Principal; Mr. Gerard Gilleran, President; Mr. James Mills, Vice-President; Mr. William O'Neill, Clerk. STANDING: Mr. Michael Reische, Elementary Principal; Mr. Wellington Lester, High School Principal; Mr. William Wright. MISSING: Mr. William Hartgrove. WILLIAM H. O’NEILL William H. O'Neill has devoted 40 years of service to Hancock Central School District No. 6 as a member of the Board of Education - President, Board of Education - Clerk of the District. On June 30, 1971, Mr. O'Neill is retiring from his official duties. In behalf of the Administration and everyone at H.C.S., Thank You, Mr. O'Neill, for four de- cades of dedicated service and best wishes for good health, wealth, and happiness in the future! MR. JOHN W. PODBELSKI District Principal Dear Seniors of 1971: It was my privilege during this, your senior year, to visit the American Community Schools in Italy as part of our participation in the School-to-School program. Our school is paired with St. Michael's Country Day School in Florence, Italy - a nonsectarian, nondenom- inational, private school that provides an out- standing educational program. I was quite im- pressed by this school and would like to share with you as my message in 1971 the traditional song of St. Michael’s that could be applied as well to our school and any school anywhere: Holy Michael, warrior bright. Show us how to fight God’s fight; Thou, who prince of angels art, Plant Thy courage in our heart. Clothe us with thine armour strong; Help us when the road is long; Be with us through every day; In our work and in our play. Ask our Lord to grant His grace To His family in this place; May His Heavenly wisdom reach All who learn and all who teach. Please protect us with thy might; Help us learn to do what's right; Help us fill our school with love; Help us praise our Lord above. Holy Michael, warrior bright, Show us now to fight God’s fight May we eacn one wortuy De Of this school that's named for thee! My very best wishes to each of you for a life of health, wealth, and happiness in the future Sincerely, John W. Podbelski Supervising Principal MR. LESTER High School Principal MR. REISCHE Elementary Principal ELEMEMtaRy E40UUY 1st ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Offnick, Mrs. Weidman, Mrs. Kulikowski, Mrs. Lobdell, Mr. Reische, Mr. Podbelski, Mrs. Mackin, Mrs. Doyle, Miss McKernan, Mrs. Brand. 2nd ROW, Left to Right: Miss Grossinger, Mrs. Brill, Mrs. Dewey, Mrs. Karcher, Mrs. Bleadow, Mrs. Tyler, Mrs. Ott, Mrs. Desy, Mrs Houghtalen. 3rd ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Neer, Mrs. Webster, Mrs. Kinney, Mrs. Pedersen, Mrs. Thiele, Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Peters, Miss Campbell, Miss Sturm, Mrs. Ray. 4th ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Conway, Mr. Homer, Mr. Fraser, Mr. Zawatsky, Mr. Passaniti, Mr. Chietera, Mr. Dow. MRS. DAVIS Visual Aids MR. PEDERSEN Art MRS. PARRINGTON Language i f MISS WASHER Commercial MR. GILLETTE Science MR. QUINN Science MRS. CHIETERA Physical Education MR. REDMON Industrial Arts MRS. CHAMBERLAIN English MR. TRAVER Science MR. HOMER Speech MRS. ELWOOD Librarian MR. MECH History MRS. BAXTER English MRS. LESTER Math MR. CARIOT Music MISS ZABKO Home Economics MR. CONANT Science MR. MACK Physical Education MRS. McGRANAGHAN English MR. WOOD Driver Education MRS. MACKIN Language MRS. POSSEM A TO Commercial MR. CHIETERA Music MRS. HALL Language MR. CLEVELAND History MR. CONNORS History MR. CARNAHAN Art MR. HILL History MR. STORZ Special Secondary MRS. DAVIS Math MR. WASSILIEFF Math MISS DAVIS English MRS. SCHILD MRS. FERRELL OFFICE SlAFF MRS. ROTZLER MRS. HOMER L TO R: Mr. Arnold, Mr. Day, Mr. Whitaker, Mr. Van Loke, Mr. Wilkinson, Mr. DeSerio, Mrs. Van Loan. L TO R: Mr. Wood, Mr. Swartwout, Mr. Kellam, Mr. Swartwout, Mr. Snyder, Mr. Pethick, Mr. Biedekapp, Mrs. Karcher, Mrs. Mac Fetrich, Mrs. Possemato, Mr. Faigle, Mr. Karcher, Mr. Wood, Mr. Drumm, Mr. Esolen, Mr. Whiting, Mr. Crawford. Mrs. Hazen, Mrs. Rhodes, Mrs. Oestrich, Mrs. Rock Miss McKernan UBflLJU OFFICE SPIFF Mrs. DaBrescia JUNIOR HIGH 1st ROW, L to R: L. Hoff, S. Noble, V. Whitmore, Mr. Storz. 2nd ROW, L. to R: J. Herzog, R. Charles, L. Peake, M. Schmitz. 3rd ROW, L to R; P. Baldwin, D. Whitmore, J. Caskey, D. Whitmore, F. Spenser. junior uigu Acnvmes 1st ROW L to R: W. Holbert, S. Smith, K. Juba, L. Peters, L. Wahl, S. Hazen, J. Holtslanuer, J. Podbel- ski, G. Farrell, C. Whitney, D. Davis, D. Russell, H. Runne, R. Parrington, B. Walters, J. Trago, R. Ew- ain, J. Saylor, R. Wormuth, K. Hunter, J. MacDonald, Mrs. Davis, T. Doiph, K. Schoonmaker, R. Ostran- der, A. Dillon, C. Elwood, T. Whitt, T. Peaslee. 1st ROW L to R: M. Maynard, K. Schrier, B. May, J. Bennett, D. Bauden- distal, G. Possemato. 2nd ROW L to R: P. Peake, B. Vitale, J. Bisbee, J. Mead, Mrs. McGranaghan. 3rd ROW L to R: A. D’Agati, T. Calcagno, E. Gardner, T. Arnold, R. Bartholomew, J. Lauria. 4th ROW L to R: B. Jacobs, A. Kellam, J. Drumm, R. Sherburne, B. Johnson, S. Allison. 5th ROW L to R: E. Johnson, V. Brown, R. Boo, T. Haynes, M. Jacobs. 1st ROW, L. to R.: S. McGraw, T. Mead, R. Bojo, K. Smith, R. Schmitz, Mr. Brill. 2nd ROW, L. to R.: H. Noble, R. Smith, B. Tinklepaugh, M. Lewis, R. Ellis, C. Biedekapp. 3rd ROW, L. to R.: H. Learned, W. Galloway, R. Gotthardt, C. Caskey. 1st ROW, L. to R.: S. Ray, L. McGraw, B. Phillips, B. J. Burkett, K. Learned, W. Dolph. 2nd ROW, L. to R.: K. Emerick, N. Card, B. Card, J. Mason, S. Burdick, J. Ellis. 3rd ROW, L. to R.: B. Appley, V. White, R. Spencer, R. Dolph, E. Baldwin, F. Oralis, Mr. Gillette. TOP ROW, L. to R. : A. Kille, B. Davis, C. White, D. Fuller, S. Ferris, V. Smith. 1st ROW, L. to R.: C. Fenner, F. Burtch, L. Cedarholm, L. Walley, S. May, T. Saylor, V. Haynes, Mr. Quinn. 2nd ROW, L. to R.: K. Wahl, M. Wood. B. Teuber, C. Gorshack, K. Solstad, T. Gates, P. Fletcher. 3rd ROW, L. to R.: K. Schrier, J. Baker, E. Nevin, R. Davis, P. Baudendistel, N. Mac Fetrich, K. Dumond, R. Johnson. 4th ROW, L. to R.: R. Stephens, R. Weber, P. Day, W. Schoon- maker, K. Karcher, G. Murphy, G. Martin. 1st ROW, L. to R. : B. Clark, A. Robinson, M. Inman, C. Homer, P. Carnahan, J. Tompkins. 2nd ROW, L. to R.: Mrs. Lester, N. Knight, K. Hoffman, A. Price, K. Benson, C. Teeple. 3rd ROW, L. to R.: J. Mallery, R. Juba, D. Sherman, S. MacDowall, B. Nearing, K. Forand, T. Bronson. 4th ROW, L. to R.: K. Wormuth, B. Warner, T. Whitt, C. Kinney, V. Tuttle, J. Snyder, A. Mastro- pietro. 5th ROW, L. to R.: C. Conley, J. Dirig, M. Hyde, M. McGhranaghan. 1st ROW, L. to R.: P. Card, G. Gummoe, A. Lewis, D. Wahl. 2nd ROW: B. Gardner, T. Mason, D. Ronk, W. Harrison, Mr. Brewer. 3rd ROW: G. Kennison, D. Snyder, C. Kellam, D. Ewain. 1st ROW, L. to R. : Mr. Mech, T. Esolen, M. Hazen, J. Swartwout, N. Tabor, S. Swartwout. 2nd ROW: K. Bump, S. Blum, J. Davis, S. Rowley, R. Dufton, D. Walley. 3rd ROW: M. White, T. Rowe, D. Geer, S. Urban, S. Wormuth, M. Papusha. 4th ROW: W. Hazen, G. Arnold, R. Allison, S. Saylor, J. Zito. FRESHMEN 1st ROW: C. Learned, J. Hazen, R. Mirvis, H. Keely, K. Johnson, R. MacFetrich. 2nd ROW: S. Keely, P. Jenson, A. Hunt, E. Lyman, D. Heesh. 3rd ROW; M. Kellam, M. Keesler, B. Mason, D. Hubble, C. Newman, S. Hall. 4th ROW; F. Lewis, C. Phillips, R. Johnson, J. Joyce, W. Gotthardt. 5th ROW; G. McElroy, P. McGraw, P. Ignatovich, T. Homer, S. Murphy, D. Lahoda. 6th ROW: W. Kruchas, M. Oralis, L. McKenna, G. Peckham, R.Novak. 7th ROW: K. Padu. 1st ROW; L. Rutledge, T. Wyatt, P. Rave, L. Taylor, M. Rewiski, M. Wahl. 2nd ROW; P. Thomas, J. White, M. White, R. Rieman, J. Teuber, S. Sherburne, B. Whiting. 3rd ROW: K. Swendsen, K. Whitney, J. Wormuth, R. Phillips, J. Young, T. Whiting, P. Witzenberger, R. Worobey, W. Snyder. 4th ROW; F. Possemato, G. Rockefeller, J. Siebke, G. Warner, D. Rolland. 5th ROW; K. Ray, T. Wood, A. Wahl, D. Smith, M. Stinavage, R. Thomas. ADVISORS: Mr. Wassilieff Mrs. Baxter OFFICERS: President - G. Arnoldine Vice President - C. Faigle Secretary - L. Bass Treasurer - A . Brigante 1st ROW, L to R: R. Caskey, D. Burdick, D. Cole, L. Ferber, D. Ewain, L. Begeal, Mrs. Baxter. 2nd ROW, L to R: F. Bojo, C. Drumm, C. Faigle, J. Eide, A. Baker, S. Cappiello. 3rd ROW, L to R: C. Corey, K. Arnold, M. Evanitsky, L. Bass, J. Bisbee, J. Franskevicz. 4th ROW, L to R: G. Black, A. Geer, J. Buckley, A. Brigante, M. Clark, W. Gilchrist, K. Czapnik, K. Davis. 5th ROW, L to R: G. Arnoldine, C. Buckley, F. Brooking, P. Brooks. 6th ROW, L to R: J. Ferber, R. Charles, C. Frederick, B. Adams, M. Figura, J. Bisbee. SOPHOMORES f ADVISORS: Miss Zabko Mr. Davidson OFFICERS: President - D. Rutkowski Vice President - B. Coe Secretary - M. Thomas Treasurer - D. Phillips 1st ROW, L to R: M. Francisco, A. Faigle, D. Arnold, M. Dugon, J. Bump, D. Begeny, G. Arnoldine, Miss Zabko. 2nd ROW, L to R: C. DaBrescia, S. Coon, C. Benson, L. Cleveland, L. Bump, L. Barrows, V. Dufton, D. Arnold, D. Gales. 3rd ROW, L to R: M. Fino, J. Day, R. Barrows, P. Diamond, E. Baudendistel, D. Begeal, B. Coe, C. Bisbee, B. Flynn, G. Allen, S. Dalai, R. Davis. 1st ROW, L to R: M. Heesh, M. Keely, P. Kellam, C. LeRoy, S. Linkroum, P. Marsh, P. Hanstine. 2nd ROW; B. Jacobs, R. Mastropietro, K. Gotthardt, B. Hazen, J. Mason, D. Mead, K. Hanstine. 3rd ROW; G. Hempstead, A. Gisoldi, B. Kulesza, J. Hazen, B. Hazen, R. Haynes. 4th ROW: R. Kravetsky, D. Hazen, W. Gotthardt, M. Leonard, A. Lepro, A. Lombardi, B. Kulikowski. 1st ROW, L to R; I. Parrington, R. Ostrander, B. Miller, A. Smith, F. Watson, J. Price, S. Rowe, B. Wormuth, C. Scoville, D. Tompkins. 2nd ROW; N. Tracy, R. Sienko, L. Tyson, M. Porosky, D. Rutkowski, C. Smith, F. Woodmansee, M. Thomas, Mr. Davidson. 3rd ROW; H. Possemato, L. Phelps, R. Zurn, J. Parrington, A. Peak, D. Phillips, D. Moore, J. Tarabulski, R. Westbrook. 4th ROW; E. Newman, A. Ramburg, M. Materese, H. Witzenberger, M. Robinson, D. Rhodes, E. Wadeson. JUNIOR. CLASS OFFICERS ADVISORS: MR. CLEVELAND MRS. HALL (Absent) OFFICERS: PRESIDENT - D. CARNAHAN VICE PRESIDENT - J. CLUNE SECRETARY - L. CHARLES TREASURER - M. SHAKELTON 1st ROW, L. to R.: M. Ellicks, D. Dolph, S. Keesler, E. Gardner, M. Fletcher, C. Kravetsky, B. Hempstead, Mrs. Hall. 2nd ROW, L. to R.: M. Duff, B. Dirig, K. Karcher, J. Find, D. Decker, S. Knight. 3rd ROW, L. to R.: P. Feber, J. Day, J. Francisco, G. Gotthardt, E. Gramento. 4th ROW, L. to R.: A. Elvi, J. Fuller, E. Hoffman, D. Heath, R. Decker, G. Dibble, K. Kaplan. 5th ROW, L. to R.: R. Gorshack, M. Kellam, G. Geer, R. Harrision, J. Gardner. 1st ROW, L. to R.: M. Shakelton, D. Kulesza, L. Zablocky, R. Taylor, B. Rave, K. Vetrone, L. Whiting, A. Springer. 2nd ROW, L. to R.: T. Terwilliger, M. Redzich, B. Schmidt, S. Squires, L. Whitmore, N. Price, K. Richardson. 3rd ROW, L. to R.: C. MacDonald, J. Nowogorski. 4th ROW, L. to R.: S. Whitmore, J. VanLoke, F. Swartwout, T. Warren, F. Redzich, C. McUmber. 5th ROW, L. to R.: K. Warfield, P. Wormuth. 6th ROW, L. to R.: G. Stanton, J. Vitale, C. Thorne, P. Runne. 7th ROW, L. to R.: S. Leet, D. Wrighter, C. Sherman. 8th ROW, L. to R.: Mr. Cleveland, D. Kulesza, D. Teeple. 1st ROW, L. to R.: P. Crawford, V. Brooking, W. Couse, C. Black, L. Bush. 2nd ROW, L. to R.L. Charles, C. Allison, C. Clune. 3rd ROW, L. to R.: J. Caskey, K. Clark, R. Barnes, J. Branning, D. Adams, J. Curtis, G. Clune, C. Allen. 4th ROW, L. to R.: T. Burtch, G. Cahill, C. Burdick, B. Begeal, D. Carnahan, G. Czapnik. SENIORS OLAQQ OFFICERS PETER FARRELL PRESIDENT Pete Activities: Cross Country, Basketball, Track, Class President, Yearbook Staff, Student Council Fondest Memories: Living in New Jersey, sports. WENDY CAROLYN CARNAHAN VICE-PRESIDENT Wendy Activities: Cheerleader, Band, Student Council Sec., Yearbook Staff, Intramurals Fondest Memories: Weekends, the people, the Weapon. ROXANNE KULIKOWSKI TREASURER Rox Activities: Yearbook Staff, Student Council, Honor Society, Journalism Club, Seminars, Senior Play Fondest Memories: Aug. 10, 1969, the Weapon, weekends with Nata- sha, play-practice, everyone. LINDA TYSON SECRETARY Activities: Saturday Seminars, Year- book Staff, Baseball Playday Fondest Memories: 42 , nighty- mare, Wagon Wheels, Perching, the V. W. DANIEL LEE ALLISON Dan Activities: Track, Cross-Country, Chorus Fondest Memories: Mechanical drawing class, rides to and from Cross-Country and track meets. PATRICIA ANNE ARNOLDINE ” Patty Activities: Journalism Club, Student Council, Orchestra, Chorus, Leader's Club, Saturday Seminars, Pep Club Fondest Memories: The students at H.C. S. ROBERT MICHAEL ARNOLD Bob Activities: Journalism, Chess Club, Bowling, Chorus Fondest Memories: Christmas 1969. MARY ELLEN BAKER Activities: Leader's Club, Honor Society, Playdays, Saturday Semi- nars, Journalism, Library Club, Chorus, Pep Club, Carousel, Chess Club Fondest Memories: My 17th birth- day. STEPHEN MICHAEL BENNETT Fondest Memories: Health class. ANDREA BARRON Activities: Band, Saturday Seminars, Interclass Track Meets Fondest Memories: Friends. RALPH EDGAR BEGEAL Activities: Chorus, County Chorus Fondest Memories: Driver Ed, the Gang, free classes. RUSSELL RAYMOND BASS Russ Activities: Baseball, Basketball, Band Fondest Memories: Waiting for week- ends, parties, the boys, Ford pickup (390), beating Ralph and his hot machine. LYNN LEE BOUCHOUX Activities: Yearbook Staff, Cheer- leading (3 years), FBLA (Secretary), Pep Club (Treasurer), Student Coun- cil, Journalism, Chess Club, Carou- sel, Yearbook Representative Fondest Memories: Cheerleading, friends, 5th period study. KATHY JEAN CHARLES Charlie” Activities: FBLA, Leader's Club, Yearbook Staff, FHA, Journalism, Intramurals Fondest Memories: March 5, Way- mart, the tracks perching, Satur- day nights, TNS, Summer '69, Deposit, parties. KATHLEEN BRENNAN Kathy” Activities: FBLA, Chess Club Fondest Memories: Year of'69-'70, D.C. v CLIFFORD ROBERT CLUNE Nitschke Activities: Football, Baseball, Track, Varsity Club, President of Varsity Club, Co-editor of Year- book Staff, Rifle Club Fondest Memories: May 29, 1970, football games. ROBERTA LOUISE COUSE Cootie Activities: Leader's Club, Playdays, Pep Club, Intramurals Fondest Memories: Gym class freshman and sophomore years. DANIEL EDWARD CROSBY Dan Activities: Pioneer League Bowling, Rifle Club Fondest Memories: Feed Mill, study halls, V. E. RUSSELL D. CROMPTON Fondest Memories: Paul and Bill. MARGARET EVA-MARIE CROSBY Mag Activities: Cheerleading, Band, Student Council, Saturday Seminars, Majorette, Yearbook Staff Fondest Memories: May 22, 1970, Back Street, friends. GAIL MARIE CURTIS Activities: Home Ec. Club, Library Club Fondest Memories: Senior year, getting out of school at 2:30. VERONICA MILLICENT DECKER Ronnie Activities: Journalism, FBLA, Pep Club Fondest Memories: Camp Starlight, Coon Hill, times on golf course with K. Vetrone. RAYMOND GENE CURTIS Rabbit Activities: Rifle Club, Intramurals Fondest Memories: Driving that old green truck. DOLORES MARIE JOACHIM DESERIO Dee Dee or 42 Activities: Leaders Club, Intra- murals, Sports Days, Pep Club, Student Council Fondest Memories: Tyson's Taxi, a short gym teacher, the Tracks, the Weapon, Jane's VW, J. F. , sports days with Mona. MARK ROBERT DU MOND Activities: Football, Basketball, Wrestling, Track Fondest Memories: Senior parties, noon hours at the Mill. GERALD EDWARD FAY Jerry Activities: Senior Play Fondest Memories: Junior year, Tracks, Circle E, 42. NANCY MAE FERBER Nance Fondest Memories: Weekends. ROBERT SCOTT DRUMM Scott Activities: Basketball, Bowling, Rifle Club Fondest Memories: August 4, 1969, bavis American. DEBORAH ANN FERRIS Debbie” Activities: Journalism, FHA, Chess Club, FBLA Fondest Memories: G. T. , the tracks , perching , the Nutshell, and going to school up in Walton. DOUGLAS WM. ANTHONY FINK Doug or Crash Activities: Chess Club, Rifle Club Fondest Memories: Skipping classes without getting caught and study hall. DOUGLAS IRWIN FINCH Doug Activities: Rifle Club, B. O. C. E. S. Fondest Memories: Rides to Sidney, and senior year. DELORES MARIE FERRIS Dorrie Activities: FBLA, FHA, Chess Club, Journalism Fondest Memories: Phone calls with C. C., summer 70, hitch-hiking, the tracks. AUDREY ANN FRANSKEVICZ Activities: Orchestra, County Orches- tra, State Sectionals Fondest Memories: 6th period study hall. PAMELA JEAN GOFF Pam or Farf Activities: Band, Orchestra, Major- ette, Chess Club, Senior Play and Bowling Fondest Memories: Oneida Lake, summers, The Weapon, school grounds, Prom 69, perching and 42.” CAROLYN FREDERICK Carol Activities: Chorus, Journalism Club, Saturday Seminars Fondest Memories: Summer vaca- tions, weekends, April 9, 1970, parties, Arch Bridge and friends. SHARON GOTTHARDT Activities: FHA and Library Club Fondest Memories: My senior year. THOMAS GROT Tom” Fondest Memories: Summer of 70. SHARON LORRAINE HAFELE Shar” Activities: Journalism, Pep Club, FBLA, Saturday Seminars, Chorus Fondest Memories: Friday and Saturday nights, friends, junior and senior years. ROSE GUMMOE '’Rosemary” E-VAN PATRICK HALL Evie, ’’The Kid, ”JJ’ Activities: Football, Rifle Club, Wrestling, Chess Club, Yearbook Staff, Senior Play, Student Council Fondest Memories: Summer of 68 and 69, Senior play, 10 grade, 6 grade, Sen. play SHE ISN’T A MEMORY. ELIZABETH MAE HA ZEN Beth EDWARD JEROME HEESH Ed” Fondest Memories: 8th period. CHARLES HEESH Chuck Activities: Baseball, Intramurals, Yearbook Staff Fondest Memories: Coach's warn- ings, Bennett's Antics. ARTHUR CLAYTON MARK HELLMERS Art Activities: Baseball, Rifle Club, Intramurals Fondest Memories: DEBBIE. JOANNE MARIE HEMPSTEAD Activities: Band, County Band, All- State Band, Honor Society, Vice President of Honor Society, Seminars, American Legion Ora tonal Contest Fondest Memories: Snow parties, summer 70, 11th grade. PAULA IVERSEN Fondest Memories: Living. DEBORAH LEE KAWALKO Debbie or Quacko Activities: Journalism, Leader's Club, Band, Playdays, Intramurals Fondest Memories.- The late GTO, HC-1030, perching, 11th grade, bawkers. DAWN ELAINE HUNT Dawn Activities: FBLA, Chess Club, SttF dent Council and Journalism Fondest Memories: Weekends in town, 11th grade, 16, bawkers. THERESA KELLAM Huckle Activities: Chorus Fondest Memories: Summer of 70, and all the people I meet and know. KENNETH JOSEPH JOHN KEELY KiKi, Tyrone Activities: Baseball, Track, Football, Yearbook Staff Fondest Memories: Pete and Kens Hunky Agway, Junior year, friends and Bob Drumm. JERRY KULAKOSKY Jer Activities: Intramurals, Rifle Club Fondest Memories: 8th periods, bus rides. ANTOINETTE D. KULIKOWSKI Toni, or 26, or Polock Activities: Leader's Club, Journalism Club, Chess Club, Playdays, Year- book Staff, Seminars, Intramurals Fondest Memories: Bawkers, Dec. 12, B. S. W. R., Jr. prom. MICHAEL FREDRICK LAURIA ” Otis Activities: Wrestling, Baseball, Chorus, County Ratings Fondest Memories: Friends. DAVID WAYNE LESTER Dave” Activities: Rifle Club, Chorus. Fondest Memories: Junior year and weekends. JONATHAN GEORGE LANG Langy Activities: Band Fondest Memories: Homeroom 8th period. CONSTANCE BETH LEPRO Connie Activities: Journalism Club, Band, Student Council Fondest Memories: Freshman year 5th period, friends, going fishing with Randy. ANTHONY PAUL LOMBARDI Paul Activities: Chess Club, Rifle Club, Baseball Fondest Memories: Junior year, detention. CYNTHIA MACK Cindy” Activities: Cheerleader, Pep Club, Concert Band, Majorettes, Saturday Seminars, Orchestra, Yearbook Staff, 9th Grade Class Treasurer Fondest Memories: Friends, Sept. 21, The hotdog, Backstreet. NOREEN ADELE MAC FETRICH Activities: Cheerleader, Leader’s Club, Pep Club, F. B. L. A., Year- book Staff, Playdays, Intramurals, Journalism, Chess Club Fondest Memories: Junior year, cheerleading, bus rides to games. MICHAEL E. MALINSKI Mouse Activities: Wrestling, Track, Rifle Club, Chess Club Fondest Memories: Camp Weequa- hic, 54 Ford, bus rides. ROBERT MARTIN Barrel” Activities: Football Fondest Memories: Bass's. KAY LOUISE MENHENNETT Activities: Yearbook Staff, Chess Club, Chorus, Leader's Club Fondest Memories: Weekends, April 3, English 3,4, June 12. THERESA HELEN McGRAW Tessy” Activities: Leader’s Club, Intra- murals Fondest Memories: Having fun with friends, Junior and Senior years. RAYMOND NOBLE Crusty Fondest Memories: The parties at my place. i GAYLE LOUISE PHILLIPS Gayle Activities: Leader's Club, Intra- murals, Playdays Fondest Memories: All the fun my friends and I have had during school. DOUGLAS CHARLES PALMER Doug or Dude Fondest Memories: Getting absence cards. RALPH VAN POSSEMATO Ralph Activities: Football, Basketball, Band, Orchestra, Student Council Fondest Memories: Ninth grade, being left behind. SCOTT STEPHEN PIESECKI Opal Activities: Rifle Club, Chorus, Chess Club, Chef's Club Fondest Memories: The Green Bed, Brooklyn side. JOANNE SUSIE REISER Susie” Fondest Memories: Junior year, nights at Camp Weequahic, week- ends, Camp Sprucks parties, Mus- ta chi o. ROBIN JOY RAMBURG Robie Activities: Band, Majorette, Orches- tra, Cheerleader, Student Council, Soph. Class Officer Fondest Memories: Summer 1967, French Class, perching, Junior prom. GARY RAY Ray” Activities: Football Fondest Memories: Summer of 69’ and going swimming. WILLIAM CHRISTIAN ROBINSON JR. Bill Fondest Memories: Noon hours in the locker rooms, Bud and the class. PATRICIA ELAINE ROLLAND Pat BARRY JOHN RONEY Fondest Memories: Logging with Russ, Feedmill. JAMES THOMAS ROTZLER Activities: Football, Track Fondest Memories: Sleeping in a snow bank. KATHLEEN MARIE ROOD Kat Activities: Chess Club, Library Club Fondest Memories: French teacher. TERRY ANN ROWE Activities:- Journalism, Chess Club, Library Club, Yearbook Staff, Sat- urday Seminars Fondest Memories: Saturday Semi- nars, Siena College, G. O. P. FILENE MARIE SENIA Fi Activities: Band, Orchestra, County Band, Majorette, Student Council Fondest Memories: Summer of '67, French class, friends, perching. RONALD ROWLEY Ron Activities: Cross Country, Track Baseball, Basketball, Chess Club, Varsity Club SHARON BELINDA SIENKO Fondest Memories: Summer of 1969, 6th period study hall, learning to drive. I i FRANCIS SIDNEY STANTON Frank Activities: Football, Basketball, Track, Varsity Club Fondest Memories: Girls, fun in H.C.S. PAUL FORD SOMERS Activities: Intramurals Fondest Memories: Friday nights. JOANN SMITH Activities: Band, Chorus, Orchestra, Ensemble, Journalism, Saturday Sem- inars Fondest Memories: Eighth period, band trips, seminars. SCOTT ALLEN SOMERS Activities: Student Council, Class Officer Fondest Memories: Being treasurer, chemistry class. MARY JO TARABULSKI Jo Activities: FBLA, Journalism Club Fondest Memories: Summer of 1970, Tree Bites, the Nutshell, Tom's Van, hitching with Joni and Paula, April 9, 1970, the Arch Bridge. HAROLD VAUGHN TRAVIS Fondest Memories: Study halls. JOHN WILLIAM TRACY Butch Activities: Football, Basketball, Wrestling, Track,. Chorus Fondest Memories: Weekends, the Pig-Wagon, the Mill. LARRY CLAYTON TYLER Activities: Football, Baseball, Track, Rifle Club, Bowling, Intra- murals Fondest Memories: Freshman year, summer of 70. JEAN URBAN Jeanie 19” Activities: Journalism Club, f Fondest Memories: June 19, Lakewood Baseball games, July of 70, Summer of 70, Jane's VW, the tracks. ! ELIZABETH SUSAN WAHL Beth” Activities: FHA, All State, Chorus, Library Club. Fondest Memories: Home Ec. class and my senior year KATHARINE MARIE VITALE Kathy Activities: Student Council, Orchestra, Yearbook Staff, Playdays, County Orchestra, All State Section- als. Fondest Memories: Friends, Art Class, Senior year. GARY LEE WARFIELD Activities: Baseball, Intermurals. Fondest Memories: Summer vaca- tions. JANE MARILYN WENK MJane Activities: Leader’s Club, Intra- murals, Journalism, Playdays Fondest Memories: May 29 and 30, Summer of 70, Linda’s car, and Dee Dee's convertible, Friday and Satur- day nights. SHARON JOYCE WHITE ’’ Shum Activities: Chorus, Intramurals Fondest Memories: 7th grade, Walton bus rides and my senior year. ii DAVID MICHAEL WERNER Dave” Activities: Basketball, Baseball Fondest Memories: Chemistry class and study halls. RANDALL JOHN WHITING Randy- Activities: Football, Baseball, Intramurals Fondest Memories: Going swimming, summer 69. BRUCE WOODMANSEE Bruce Activities: Wrestling. Fondest Memories: Weekends, Pa. Funnel gang. Bud, The'Mill. I DEBORAH JULIA ZITO Debbie Activities: FBLA, Journalism, Yearbook Staff, Inter-Class Track Meet. Fondest Memories: Substitutes, Outstanding Football Team, June 25, 1971, April 14, 1966. LYNDON WORMUTH Wilt Activities; Baseball, Football, Student Council, Vice President Fondest Memories: Summers, parties. MOTTO: When all else is lost, the future still remains. ficm s. Yellow Rose COLORS: Chartreuse and Silver I ■ ORGANIZATIONS The Future Business Leaders of America was organized to help prepare students to take their place in the world of business. Here at HCS, the students type the Flash and Spotlight, prepare the Newsletter for mailing, and leam how to operate the various machines available in the business department. The Journalism Club publishes a school magazine, the Spotlight. They also write a weekly column, the HCS Flash, for the Hancock Herald. FHA provides an opportunity for girls to work on projects that they don't have time for in class. This club is open to all girls, not just home economic students. The Chess Club meets four times per week (two with Mr. Storz and with Mr. Schmoll.) The club is basically for recreational purposes. However, we try to learn the rules of good chess, a game that is good for anyone interested in learning to think logically. A lively rivalry exists among our members. Varsity Club promotes scholarship and physical ability among the athletes of Hancock Central School. The purpose of the girls' leaders club is to learn and exhibit such qualities as citizenship, sportsman- ship, responsibility, a desire to win and ability to lose gracefully, leadership, loyalty, team and school spirit, participation, socialization and a desire to help others. The motto of the HCS leaders club is It is better to play fair and lose than to cheat and win. Our purpose is to make friends with young people from foreign countries in order to promote better understanding between nations - and to have fun doing so. The purpose of the Projection Club is to train students in the use and operation of equipment avail- able in Hancock Central School. As the students become familiar with the operation of the equipment, they will be able to assist the Visual Aids Department and the staff in using these aids. STUDENT COUNCIL L to R: G. Arnoldine - Treasurer, W. Carnahan - Secretary, L. Wormuth - yice-President, P. Amoldine - President. L to R; E. Hall, R. Kulikowski, P. Farrell, K. Vitale. STUDENT COUNCIL L to R: D. Carnahan, T. Terwilliger, J. Van Loke. L to R: D. Rutkowski, L. Cleveland, M. Porosky, D. Hazen. student council L to R: K. Swendson, G. Amoldine, T. Wood, P. Thomas. L to R, SITTING: J. Bisbee, S. Smith, L. Peters. STANDING: C. Karcher, T. Bronson. The Knitting Club meets on Mondays eighth period in tne HCS cafeteria. Our goal is to be able to knit a garment by following a pattern. The TAP Club exists to find practical ways in which to combat pollution here at HCS and in the surrounding area. The members assist the librarian and the students in a variety of ways: working at the desk, shelving books, arranging book displays, and decorating the library. Their annual paperback book fair is a spe- cial event which enables them to donate books to the library. The High School Library Club is a service organization. Students in the upper third of class scholastically, chosen on character, leadership and service. The National organization is sponsored by the National Association of Secondary Principals. This service organization sponsors projects such as: hall monitoring, and tutoring. The Hancock Central School Orchestra has come a long way this year and the school may well be proud of the orchestra. The organization meets twice per week and plays several times per year at var- ious functions. Musicianship is our goal, and we try to play music that is attractive enough and difficult enough to develop a lasting desire to participate in such groups. One credit is awarded for Orchestra. Chorus meets five days per week. The purpose is simply to learn how to sing well. This is done through performances of all kinds of music. Part singing is stressed and it is hoped that we are producing many future church choir and community chorus members. Chorus is a course not an activity and carries one credit. The Band program at H. C. S. includes three organizations, the Concert Band, the Pep Band, and the Marching Band. Each of the organizations fulfills a particular function, and membership in the or- ganization is determined by the individual's ability to perform at the level of the particular organization. The Concert Band has the most demanding standards of performance. It seeks to encourage each individ- ual to strive to reach his own best level of performance as an individual, and, as a member of the organ- ization, to become acquainted with and perform music of all kinds with a high level of competence. ROW 1: Pam Crawford. ROW 2; Robin Ramburg, Laurie Charles, Margaret Crosby. ROW 3; Cindy Mack, Terrie Terwilliger. ROW 4: Wendy Carnahan, Filene Senia, Pam Goff. MAR£WfN£ band MR. SCHMOLL MR. CARIOT MR. CHIETERA UUCIC DIRECTORS The representatives are students chosen from each homeroom in grades 7 through 12. They assist the Senior Yearbook Staff in the pre-sale of the Chehocten in their particular homeroom. Rifle Club is made up of two parts. The seventh and eighth grade members gather during eighth period to learn the basic fundamentals of marksmanship and safety. The High School section, however, consists of a rifle team, which is now a member of the Algonkin Rifle League. This team competes with others as a regular winter sport. ATHLETICS LEFT to RIGHT: D. Phillips, J. Francisco, D. Carnahan, C. Bisbee, C. Sherman, Coach Wood, F. Stan- ton, D. Werner, J. Curtis, A. Schoonmaker, D. Wrighter, Managers - S. MacDowall, D. Sherman. TE£M RECORD Susquehanna 68 Hancock 38 Harpursville 75 Hancock 55 Deposit 65 Hancock 76 Callicoon 79 Hancock 55 Susquehanna 58 Hancock 80 Unatego 56 Hancock 44 Afton 77 Hancock 75 B. G. 61 Hancock 50 Oxford 52 Hancock 46 Harpursville 64 Hancock 55 Deposit 46 Hancock 45 Fallsburgh 89 Hancock 42 Unatego 68 Hancock 62 DAVID WERNER SENIOR PlAYERS COACH SNYDER LEFT to RIGHT: B. Coe, B. Kulesza, A. Gisoldi, M. Clune, C. Buckley, M. Leonard, Coach Snyder, Klu Padu, B. Kulikowski, J. Siebke, A. Peak, C. Phillips, R. Kravetsky. Managers - C. Elwood, R. Juba, M. McGranaghan. Up, Up, and Away. LEFT to RIGHT: Mike Clune, Dan Hazen, Clarence Burdick, Dan Allison, Pete Farrell, (missing) Steve Whitmore. COACH CLEVELAND This Event is Rated X. HAliCOW MSSIPT29TC0UNTRY MEETgg fe JQQTBAU-..... j 8:00 P M DAN ALLISON 1st ROW L to R: P. Brooks, D. Hazen, D. Moore, R. Johnson, R. Phillips, S. Leet. 2nd ROW: F. Posse- mato, D. Geer, J. Hazen, J. Bisbee, C, Rockefeller. 3rd ROW: G. Amoldine, A. Geer, T. Burtch, Coach Redmon, G. McElroy, M. Robinson. Managers - M. Hyde, K. Wormuth. COACH REDMON W RECORD B. G. 48 Hancock 8 Afton 33 Hancock 23 Seton 23 Hancock 33 Blueridge 35 Hancock 18 Deposit 51 Hancock 5 Newart Valley 23 Hancock 25 Unatego 35 Hancock 13 Delhi 33 Hancock 30 Bing. North 47 Hancock 5 Oxford 52 Hancock 0 Harpursville 26 Hancock 30 Walton 36 Hancock 17 1st ROW L to R: C. Allen, D. Wrighter, E, Hoffman, C. Bisbee, J. Hazen, D. Phillips, Coach Mack. 2nd ROW: E. Newman, T. Burtch, T. Wood, B. Gotthardt, J. VanLoke. 3rd ROW: G. Gotthardt, F. Stanton, G. Ray, R. Whiting, J. Tracy, M. Dumond, E. Hall, L. Wormuth. Manager: P. Hyde. COACH MACK 7Ed U RECORD Tri-Valley 18 Hancock 6 Oxford 38 Hancock 6 Unatego 39 Hancock 0 Afton 42 Hancock 0 Harpursville 15 Hancock 14 Deposit 26 Hancock 6 Susq. 26 Hancock 6 B. G. 50 Hancock 20 MARK DuMOND SEMOR PtAYER£ EVAN HALL GARY GOTTHARDT GARY RAY FRANK STANTON RANDY WHITING SENIOR PtAYERS JOHN TRACY LYNDON WORMUTH 1st ROW, L-R: C. Frederick, G. McElroy, J. Bisbee, C. Phillips, T. Whiting, W. Gilchrist, D. Moore, R. Johnson, W. Kruchas. 2nd ROW; M. Leonard, J. Day, D. Rhodes, C, Buckley, T. Homer, K. Czapnik, G. Arnoldine, S. Knight, G. Ray. 3rd ROW; D. Rolland, A. Lombardi, B. Kulikowski, B. Flynn, F. Possemato, B. Kulesza, R. Charles, M. Figura, Manager - S. Ferris. COACH BLEADOW 7RECORD Unatego-----------0 Hancock------6 Harpursville-----6 Hancock------28 Deposit..........14 Hancock------12 Afton------------21 Hancock------20 FIRST ROW, LEFT to RIGHT: N. MacFetrich, R. Ramburg, L. Bouchoux. SECOND ROW, LEFT to RIGHT: L. Charles, D. Decker, B. Dennis, W. Carnahan, T. Terwilliger. MRS. CHIETERA We're All Together. LYNN BOUCHOUX SENIORS NOREEN MAC FETRICH 1st ROW, Left to Right: S. Coon, K. Johnson, B. Wormuth. 2nd ROW, Left to Right: S. Rowe, P. Thomas, J. Bisbee. QfRLC SPORTS vaR£nv7£4M 1st ROW L to R; W. Carnahan, J. Wink, D. DeSerio. 2nd ROW L to R: P. Arnol- dine, G. Phillips, W. Couse, K. Karcher 3rd ROW L to R: D. Decker, Mrs. Chie- tera, F. Woodmansee. J. V. 1st ROW L to R: J. Bisbee, S. May, J. Davis. 2nd ROW L to R: L. Cleveland, S. Smith, D. Hubbell, A. Elvi. 3rd ROW L to R: B. Whiting, A. Baker, Mrs. Chietera. BOUW£ 7 LEFT ROW TOP-TO-BOTTOM: Mr. Passaniti, B. Gotthardt, J. Fuller, C. Kravetsky, G. Gotthardt, S. Drumm. RIGHT ROW TOP-TO-BOTTOM: J. Buckley, J. Nowogorski, C. Benson, M. Francisco, B. Hempstead, R. Barrows. MIDDLE ROW; R. Amoldine, D. Arnold, D. Arnold. SITTING L to R: N. MacFetrich, R. Kulikowski, W. Carnahan, E. Hall, L. Tyson, K. Vitale. STAND- ING L to R: 1,. Bouchoux, T. Kulikowski, K. Charles, Mr. Carnahan, K. Keely, C. 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