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Horseheads High School - Equestrian Yearbook (Horseheads, NY)

- Class of 1969

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Horseheads High School - Equestrian Yearbook (Horseheads, NY) online collection, 1969 Edition, Cover

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QE ffC2pcfL2, jdww foam gf Q-5 jQfC,4f2'7'Cf2'7fi.,Q,fCJ i fy F945 N QLAQ... HW' X bb N E Wim, O' X WE 2lK3?f'5'5 'QQ , ff, gf l ' V Q' XJ ,,,,l-.Jmf l O PA '- Ziff Qlj wi' S95 A ff -uxwxxxxxmxxlgmk x 3935 QL V SQ J? fy O M'MlE.. O Si 5 if 5 53? 1 31 TJEQDEY if 9 if Of? 5 'fd 2? 5 U 5' flfiif E 3: if f Q' jj VOLUME XXX L Q, 5 T5 QJ EQUESTRIAN 1969 HORSEHEADS HIGH SCHOOL HORSEHEADS, NEW YORK Things have changed. 4'Where,s the library? Teachers scream over noisy construc- tion. . . A new principal greets us. Soon things run smoothly. . . Teams work out. Choirs rehearse. Cheerleaders practice. Mr. Rae marches. Novelty wears off. Routine replaces it. Home work, tests, headaches. Weekends see us through. Rest for some. A dance, a ski trip, or a party for others. Construction progresses-with it the year. Seniors prepare to graduate. Underclass- men look on enviously. Summer nears. The year will soon be no more than clip- pings in a scrapbook and wilted cor- sages . . . But the year belongs to you! It is yours to remember as a challeng- ing and rewarding one. Or yours to forget. For many it was success, satisfaction, and good times. For some it was hard work. For a few-just a social whirl. The year was what the individual made it. But, now, for all of us-lt's over. f - f w , in f: , A ,v fi 'vlw . ' Ti DEDICATION History is brightened . . . a class filled with jokes and com- ments on DeGaulle . . . advice to the senior class on selling magazines, the ball, announcements, graduation, empty locker complaints . . . the morning announcements- that squawk box! . . . helping with the foreign exchange program . . .his delight in tapping people on the shoulder and then Whistling innocently . . . his virile-looking profiles as he notices photo- graphers trying to catch him . . . making an ordinary blah day better-for all of this the class of 1969 dedicates its Eques- trian to our Mr. Edgerton. SENIORS ........ 30 FACULTY ..... 16 TABLE OF CONTENTS J UNIORS ......... 90 ORGANIZATIONS . 122 CO-EDITORS GREG LEWISH JAN CALLEAR LAYOUT EDITOR LAURIE ENNIS TYPING EDITOR ROBERTA TOWNER M LITERARY EDITOR KATHY COLLINS SOPHOMORES - 100 FRESHMEN .......... 110 SPORTS..... .... ............162 IIIII I ,III., I -L . I 5 .,, f ' - ' --,- ,L in-. 'Q I - .,. - -- TTR Ni .R I .,-:, . . I I ACTIVITIES , , , 186 ADVERTISING. . . . . .209 'K Q . N w ut-I ff 5 wwf? f f WW ms f iw .. M, ,,.. W ff 1 fr fm! ff ww ff, ,f 1 , -1 - f. 1 W 5, XJ ' 1. A W..-a ,V ,f QQ QA 51 jsvi ai, 'L' HM- V X UJL V bark? xxx., ' 'L ' 4' 11 X' 'H .-. A W H WW XX ijt, +31 W QL 'ky VH, X' VJ xy xi. F if 154. x, I X 1. gk , ,J 1 , Y'-V TW L1 .Aff A . J . 'K Y M' VV' ,V U. ' wd K5'.,'Ni ' 1 1 HX X v Wm g'f'f AL H, '47 X fag: T 'L' rdf' x U L- , ml -,Q VW. gb 1 V n '. 'N-HJ 1 kg wh ,Ax XJ 1 kf NZ- it kk' v 'Vx XX-J VMI A xv 35,1 f XD' x A, -1 V ,L v .fam-' I MJ 4 'Y , 5 as' 0' JJ f, aw X If ' .f , 'W . lu N M N, . v J H 1 1, 3 ' fu J, ' , u x, A f Dx, 1, My PM K X A HJ 0 tx, 'v . -.1 xfYvu v 'gf XJ ! 10 4 ,f w I 4 1 1 i w 1 i 4 1 w 1 I2 'I3 ,, L, ,, A V' K 14 HX ,Cf if 3 FACULTY Bells ring . . . often not on schedule. Teachers face a new crowd of students. Methods and expeo- tations explained. North-south sounds, better vowels warns Mr. Crupi . . . wrong turns made . . . Mr. Pasquale cringes. . . broken chemis- try equipment-Sorry, Mr. Josbeno. Lame ex- cuses for late homework-sometimes accepted, sometimes not. Mrs. Skidmore and Mrs. Shephard restrict their gym classes. Math teachers keep finding careless mistakes. Tests must be dit- toed . . . papers corrected . . . and corrected. As the year progresses, the faculty members see us through various subjects. . .advise clubs. . . direct class plays. Thank you. Dr. Harry Q. Packer Mr. Arthur Devenport Mr. Clifford Robertson Mr. Kimball ADMINISTRATIO or o R Dr. Packer, Superintendent of Schools Mr. Coapman, Assistant Superintendent of Schools Mr. Griffin, Curriculum Coordinator K-12 Mr. Jackson, Secondary Curriculum Coordinator K-12 Mr. Owen, Director of Personnel Mr. Kimball, Assistant Business Manager BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Devenport, President Mr. Robertson, Vice-President Mr. Shull, Attorney Mr. Hulbert, Treasurer Mr. Potter, Clerk Dr. Brady Mr. LaBrecque Mr. Oppenheim Mr- Peck Mr. Kenneth Shull Dr. Francis X. Brady Mr. Voss Mr. Baer Mr. Rudy Baer Mr. Marion Voss Mr. Robert Oppenheim Mr. Shirley E. Peck Mr. John Harcharek PRINCIPALS Mr. Richard Warters Mr. Paul Tice IN MEMORIAM JOSEPH DeLEONE DECEMBER 19, 1931-DECEMBER 9, 1968 'W,,.,,, W 'Ni I sw. K n fa 'f.s,m :1,:.xf1Qft.w-wwziv sw.: wld 2 b S 3 S f if 5 J, w M ml, ffl, fwfwi. ?fmf'5'f M., .y,.l.f...f. . . Q 2 , 2 .M 'Wu,r M ,,,,,.,,,. ., ,, ,.,,,. 5 iw k.:g,.l-m f..,, sl w My 4 4. :ws f, sa if f wa. Kea HWJJML W mafia fy . I -- I Q '71 EVQLM 77' A 'ff bf . 2 if f -. awfw5f 0 f'Wf'sMsw.w ,I Q Maffwiaw fflgqwlffw -M. 1 .. H g Q ff?Qy,5i g5, L4TW5i, Tis f fE4gi5'z2Z9'fy ,Yf7l' ij2l'f?Ws,, 'UWM 4 - ' . . '- , V , . ,ZAL NGLI SH I .W Miss Mezur Mrs. Sova Miss Fermer Mr, Ridosh ...Wiwf Mr. Strawser Mr. Van Houten Mr. Wenzel Mrs. Snyder Mrs. Perry Mrs. Phillips Pictures not available: Mrs. Burris Miss Callahan Mrs. Lloyd Mrs. Boggs Mrs. Westbrook Mrs. L'Amoreaux Mr. Cook :Mat I-ce Mrs. Obuhanich Mrs. Horton Miss Hentz 21 Pictures not available: Mr. Fort Mr. Moore Mr. Pease Mr. Snyder Mr. Burns Mr. Callahan Mr. Maxwell HISTORY Mr. Denhoff Mr. Horrigan Mr. Husted Mr. Hanwell Mr. Edgerton Mr. O'Herron Mr. Ritch Miss Margraff .Jr A... .k.. sw.. YN -Q www- ,L,,,. ., 0fi SECRETARIES Mrs. Maloney Mrs. Park Mrs. Shankar LANGUAGE , ,4,...r tl L rrflm' Mrs. Nelson Mrs. Brown Mrs. Haynes Mrs. Bush Mrs. Foote Mrs. Kent f 3,3 f Pictures not available: Mrs. Ayers Mr. Hill Mr. Knowlton Mrs. Knowlton Mrs. Simone MATH Mrs. Coburn Mrs. Wilcox Mr. Dreer Mr. Mortimer --... Mr, Thomas Mr. Morrell Mrs. Strausbaugh Z V, W ks. SCIENCE Mrs. Prislopski Mr. Cruttenden Mr. Sharf Mrs. Stilwell Mr. Bambury Mr- Josbeno Miss Schueler Mr. Emerson Pictures not available: Mr. Coval Mrs. Denhoff Mr. Winkky K Q Mr. Wyszkowski BUSINESS Mrs. Cornelius Mrs. Kennedy Miss Whitaker Mrs. Dreer Mrs. Wyszkowski Mrs. Bennett Mr. Along Mrs. Schwartz Mr. Reidy Mr. Poet LM? 'If 4216559 , 4 fi lim 1, J f 4 , .Q 'w'mz.a , K V Q V. A 5-ww. Q. I . I . - -L,, I, ' WI' -i f, , W,-, f,,,...1.m- 3-I ' rf .Q fgfmfisf-i.Z' 'mi-Mmm ,rw . .W M .M 1, . ...f, ..,..,.r.f,s',,,. Y 2 , ., W. , w,7fw,fhfnf+.,z-.--. Q - +--1:.wf.w':-'fwz f'-lv , ., .Q pw.: M-wafiwffiu-Liv: 2 , ,.m,,,.... , ,.,..v..W: I ' 5 J, ,zzgfgmhi .U . .rr ...qw -- nw. rw, , , ,V f., , . , . ,k,,, W VVV, ,,,r,,, N, M i R he f, M L, -iz..-.,...,,...-5.4: we ,.',f. f ..,,.M, . .'.-'.L wr.,-,. Mrs. Sheppard Mr. Andrews Mr. Whittaker Mr. Fudge Mrs. Carter Mrs. Lian Mrs. Dilmore Pxctures not avarlablez Mrs Cross Dr Lederer Mr Mlllard U25-iff:-P 'r-IEW-,'-5 .-4, tr -V ff-ff Q . . ,.., 4 Y A 2 254 ' ff GUIDANCE, NURSE DRIVER EDUCATIO Mr Shaffer Mr. MacDowell Mr. Pasquale E: :ge- l ez? if WZ may Aw All iff wif if gr s S it ! Wh wb 5 ' 7 Q fi fl... , if vm? ART, MUS C, I DUSTRIAL ART PHYS CAL ED f Mr. Gushue Mr. Russell Mr. Rae Mrs. Kunath Mr. Gross Mrs. Skidmore Pictures not available: Mrs. Lundy Mr. Chapin Mrs. Shepard . Stewart . Crandall . Skidmore . Crupi FIRST ROW: B. Brace, K. Peterson, P. Rabbit, A. Fitzpatrick, J. Rundell, P. Gorton, K. Manarski. SECOND ROW: V. Satterly, A. Coburn M. Curns, B. Allen, M. Freeland, R. Cook, L. Akins, D. Sands, P.Walker, B. Infantine, R. Brook, A. Impson. Absent: M. Wildrick, cook-manager CAFETERIA STAFF J. Greaves, F. Kolynich, R. Ruhmel, N. Corey, C. Travis, J. Curren. pm.. Q.. SENIORS Dream pets . . . Baron Steuben hosts our Senior Ball . . . flowers . . . a new dress ...Four Roses... Colleges. . . Senior Day . . . Together we once stood. . . Memories, good and bad-but at least there are memories. Steve Smith, vice-presidentg Walt Biesada, treasurer: Chris Mayhew, secretaryg Mr. Edgerton, advisor David Roe, president. CLASS OF 1969 MARY ABRUNZO: Girls' Glee Club 1; Concert Choir 2.3. STEVE ACUTO: Golf: Corning Engineering Day: German Club: Junior Choir: Senior Choir: Concert Choir. JULIE ALONG: Cornell Natural Science 2: Manlius Math 3; Girls' State 3; Youth County 3: German Club 2.3. treasurer 4: Student Council treasurer 1,2,3.4: Math-Science Club 3. president 4: National Honor Society 2. treasurer 3. 4; F.T.A. 2,3.4: Junior Choir 1: Orchestra 1.2.3,4; Concert Chorale 4. JUDY AMUNDSON: Cornell Natural Science 2: Mixed Choir I; Youth County 3; French Club 2,3,4; Foreign Exchange Club 2.3.4: National Honor Society 2.3.4: F.T.A. 2.3.4: Girls''Glee Club 2: Senior Choir 3. GARY ARMSTRONG: Cornell Natural Science Day 2: Tennis 1.2.3.4; Youth County 3: Corning Engineering Day 3; German Club 2.3.4; A.V. Club 1; Varsity H 3,4. JEAN AUGUSTINE: Junior Prom Committee: Ushers Club 3: Spanish Club 2.3.4; Ski Club 3; Foreign Exchange Club 2,3,4; Girls Glee Club 1.2. JUANITA AUSTIN: Pep Club; Science Club. JILL BACKER: Junior Class Play; Youth County: Ushers Club 3; Latin Club 3.4; Spanish Club 2,3.4; Equestrian 4; Foreign Exchange Club 2.4; National Honor Society 3.4; F.T.A. 3.4; Senior Choir 2; Concert Choir 3. MARCIE BAER: Ushers Club 2: German Club 2,3; Ski Club 2,3; Foreign Exchange Club 2,3; F.N.A. 2; Junior Choir I; Senior Choir 2: Concert Choir 3: Concert Chorale 4. LINDA BAHL: Ushers Club 3; Latin Club 2,3,4; Foreign Exchange Club 3: Girls' Glee Club 2: Junior Choir I: Senior Choir 4; Marching Band mtyorcite 2,3,4. ALBERT BAKER: Baseball 1.2,3. 4; Basketball I; Varsity H 4; Senior Band 1. GARY BALDWIN: Cornell Natural Science Seminar, Raiders Review I. Basketball, Golf 1.2.3,4; Junior Prom Comittcc; Varsity H 4; Chamber Singers 2,3.4: Junior Choir 1; All State Choir 3.4; Concert Chorale 2,3.4. LORRAINE BALLINGS: Ushers Club 2. RICK BALMER: Cornell Natural Science Seminar; Boys State 3; Youth County; Corning Engineering Day: Woodwind Quintet 4; Stage Band 2.3.4; County. Band 1.2,3.4; German Club 2.3.4; National Honor Society 2.3.4; Marching Band 2,3.4; Concert Band 1.2.3. treasurer 4. BRENDA BANKS: Junior Prom Committee: French Club 2.3: F.T.A. 4. SANDRA BARRETT: Library Club 1; Girls Glee Club 2; Junior Chorus 1: Senior Choir 3: Concert Choir 4. CINDY BARRY: Junior Play Committee; Youth County 3; Latin Club 2.3.4; Equestrian 4; Foreign Exchange Club 2.3.4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Girls Glee Club 2; Junior Choir I; Concert Choir 3; Concert Chorale 4. RICHARD BEACH: Soccer: Track; Wrestling. BETTY BEAN: Girls Glee Club 1. STEVE BECKNER: Science Club 2. Junior Play Cast; American Legion Oratorical Contest winner: Wrestling; Football: Boys State: Youth County: Latin Club; Nada 3,4. DENISE BEDNARCH1K: Spanish Club 4; Girls Glee Club 1.2. JILL BACKER MARCIE BAER LINDA BAHL ALBERT BAKER GARY BALDWIN LORRAINE BALLINGS RICK BALMER BRENDA BANKS JOHN BERNAS CAROL BETTS PATTY BIDDLE TERRY BIDDLE WALT BIESIADA BRIAN BLACKALL BONNIE BLAIR DAVID BLAUVELT QQ X N3 : - :rr-:ala M ' ' A... ,W my , EQ M is 1 'Sta mx X- ,Q 55,25 A ' Y QE Q I N K ,vs I ,.:,. .. if :I iii, iigiivx E 'X + X M I STAN BOBKOWSKI DENNIS BOYCE DAVID BRENZA MARY BREON BARBARA BRIGGS RONALD BRIGGS JAMES BRINK FRED BRINTHAUPT SANDRA BARRETT CINDY BARRY RICHARD BEACH BETTY BEAN STEVE BECKNER DENISE BEDNARCHIK PATTY BENEDEK RICK BENESH JAMES BENNETT TOM BENTSEN JOELLE BERBARY CHARLES BERLIN PATTY BENEDEK: Tri-Hi-Y I; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Prom princess: Ushers' Club 3: Spanish Club 2,3; Art Club 4; Ski Club 2; Foreign Exchange Club 2.3,4; Girls' Glee Club 2: Marching Band majorette 1,2.3,4; Concert Chorale 3.4. RICK BENESH: Baseball 2.3.4; A.V. Club 4. JAMES BENNETT: Corning Engineering Day 3: German Club 2.4: Junior Choir 1; Senior Choir 2; Concert Choir 3. TOM BENTSEN: French Club 2.3: Math-Science Club 3.4: A.V. Club program director, chancellor 3.4. JOELLE BERBARY: Pep Club 1.2; Junior Prom Committee. German Club 2,3.4; Library Club 2,3, vice-president 4; Foreign Exchange Club 2.3.4: F.T.A. 2.3. CHARLES BERLIN: Cornell Natural Science 2; Baseball 1.2: Track 3.4; Football 1.2.3.4; Junior Prom Committee; Boys' State 3: Youth County 3; Corning Engineering Day 3: German Club 2. president 3,4; Student Council vice-president 3; Equestrian 4; Foreign Exchange Club 3.4; Varsity H 3. president 4; National Honor Society 2. vice-president 3,4; Junior Choir 1. Senior Choir 2; Concert Chorale 3.4. JOHN BERN AS: Track 1; Wrestling 1; Football 2; Latin Club 3, 4; Equestrian 3. CAROL BETrS: Cornell Natural Science Day 2; Junior Prom Committee; Syracuse Citizenship Conference 3: Youth County 3; Spanish Club 2.3.4; Equestrian 4; Foreign Exchange Club 3.4: National Honor Society 2.3.4; F.T.A. 2. vice-president 3, president 4; Junior Choir 1; Concert Chorale 2. 3.4. PATTY BIDDLE: Girls' Glee Club 2: Junior Choir 1; Concert Choir 3.4. TERRY BIDDLE WALT BIESIADA: Baseball; Track 3.4; Cross Country 1: Football 2; Junior Prom Committee: Youth County; Corning Engineering Day; Latin Club treasurer 3. president 4: Student Council vice-president 1: Varsity H 4. BRIAN BLACKALL: Cornell Natural Science Day 2: Dance Band 2.3.4; Brass Ensemble 2,3,4; Baseball 2: Latin Club 1,2; A.V. Club 2; Ski Club 4; Marching Band 2.3. 4; Concert Band 1.2.3.4. Concert Chorale 4. BONNIE BLAIR DAVID BLAUVELT: Track 1.2. 3.4; Basketball 1,2.3.4; Football 1.2,3.4; Latin Club 3,4; Student Council 2. president 4; Varsity H 3.4. PATTY BENEDEK RICK BENESH JAMES BENNETT TOM BENTSEN JOELLE BERBARY CHARLES BERLIN DONNA BROWN O JANINE BROWN JOANNE BROWN RUSSEL BROWN' MICHAEL BUCHANAN GAIL BUCK LAWRENCE BURBAGE KATHLEEN BUR GEORGE BURLEY BEVERLY BURNHAM CHERYL BUSH JAMES BUXTO ROSEMARY BYAM RICHARD CACCIOTTI G IL CALLANDER JAN CALLEAR HOWARD CALLIHAN GEORGE BURLEY: A.V. Club 1.3.4. BEVERLY BURNHAM: Junior Prom Committee; Ushers' Club 3; Ski Club 2,3; Foreign Exchange Club 3.4: Girls' Glee Club 2; Junior Choir 1; Senior Choir 3. CHERYL BUSH: Girls'Glee Club 2.3: Marching Band majorette 2,3, 4. JAMES BUXTON: 9th Grade Mixed Choir: Cornell Natural Science Seminar 2; Junior Play, Golf 2; Junior Prom Committee; Boys' State alternate 3: Youth County 3; Corning Engineering Day 3: Latin Club 1.4. vice-president 2,3; Student Council 2.3: Foreign Exchange Club 3.4: Madrigals 2.3; Senior Choir 2; Concert Chorale 3.4. ROSEMARY BYA.Vl: Hi-Y Club 1; Girls'Glee Club 1,2.3. RICHARD CACCIOTTI: Base- ball 2.3,4; Football 2; Equestrian 4. GAIL CALLANDER: Junior Achievement 3.4: Chccrlcading 4: Junior Prom Committee; Ushers' Club 3; French Club 3.4: Student Counceil 2: Horse Sense 2: Ski Club 2.3.4; Foreign Exchange Club 3,4; F.T.A. 3: F.N.A. 3. JAN CALLEAR: Junior Prom Committee; Horse Sense 3.4; Equestrian 1.2.3. editor 4. School Reporter 4: Library Club 3,4; F.N.A. 3.4; Girls' Glee Club 1.2; Concert Choir 3.4. HOWARD CALL1HAN: 9th Grade Mixed Choir: Junior Play; Track 1; Wrestling 1,2.3.4: Chamber Singers 3.4: Concert Choir 2; Concert Chorale 3.4. ALBERT CAMPBELL: Junior Chorus I; Senior Choir 2. LOUIS CARDWELL: A.V. Club 1; Junior Chorus 1. PHIL CARLSON MARCIA CARR BRUCE CHABOT: A.V. Club 1. MICHAEL CHAPMAN ROBERT CHAPMAN: French Club 4; Spanish Club 2.3,4; Student Council 3; Equestrian 3; sports edi- GEORGE BURLEY BEVERLY BURNHAM CHF.RYl. BUSH JAMES BUXTON ROSEMARY BYA.M RICHARD CACCIOTTI GAIL CALLANDER JAN CALLEAR HOWARD CALLIHAN tor 4. 1 f' ALBERT CAMPBELL LOUIS CARDWELL PHIL CARLSON MARCIA CARR BRUCE CHABOT MICHAEL CHAPMAN ROBERT CHAPMAN WILLIAM CHAPMAN ALAN CHARWAT JOHN CHRISTOFARO JOE CLARKE CHERYL COBLE SUE COLE KEITH COLEGROVE CANDY COLEMAN HELEN COLEMAN CHRISTOPHER COLLINS TOM COLLINS WILLIAM COLLINS JIM COMFORT RAY COMFORT SUZANNE COON RAYE COURT fx , r 1 Tl, A Y If 'lf Vf H1 ,Vx ,Uni Ulf, J 'B fy U if FRANK COX ALBERTA CRONE CRYSTAL CROSSETT ROBERT CUNNINGHAM ROBERT CURTISS ANSON DANN ifjfgi jf if if x Tw W ,DN 0 gm 6 2 WA' ,oy , jf fr SYLVIA DARROW LINDA DAY JEAN DECKER NICOLINA DENISON DONALD DIX RUTHANNE DOANE YVONNE DOBELL ROSEMARY DONOVAN BRENDA DOTY CHARLES DOUGLAS RAYMOND DOUGLAS BRENDA DOTY: Ski Club 2. CHARLES DOUGLAS RAYMOND DOUGLAS SUSAN DOUGLASS: Pep Club 1,2; Junior Miss. Class Secretary 2; Checrleading 1,2; Junior Prom Committee; Ski Club 2; Foreign Exchange Club; Girls Glee Club 2; Marching Band head majorette 2.3.4. c' ANNE DUNCAN: Youth County 3. Ushers Club 3; Latin Club 2.3,4; Marching Band 2.3,4; Orchestra 2. 3; Senior Band 1.2; Concert Band 3.4. JAY ECHTERNACH: Baseball 1,2.4; Golf 3.4; Football 2.3; Junior Prom 3, advisor 4; French Club 3, vice-president; Student Council 2: Math-Science Club 3, 4; Ski Club 3.4. BARBARA EDDY: Latin Club 2.3,4; Ski Club 2; Foreign Exchange Club 3,4; F.N.A. 3.4; Girls' Glee Club 2; Junior Choir 1. SUE EDMONDS: Pep Club 1; Ushers Club 3; Horse Sense, advertising manager 3. MIKE EISENHART: Wrestling 1,2,3; Spanish Club 3,4; Equestrian 2; A.V. Club 1; Varsity H 4. JAN ELLIOTT: Manlius Math 2; Youth County 3; Spanish Club 2.3. 4; Library Club 2.3.4; Foreign Exchange Club 2.3.4; National Honor Society 2.3.4. STEVE EI.VVELL JAMES ELY: Cornell Natural Science 2; Track 1.2.3,4; Football 1.2.3,4; Junior Prom Committee. German Club 2: Student Council 3; Equestrian 4; Ski Club 3, president 4; Foreign Exchange Club 3.4; Varsity H 3.4; Senior Band 2. DEBBY ENGLE: Spanish Club 2. 3; Student Council 1; Foreign Exchange Club 2,3; Girls Glee Club 1.2; Senior Choir 3; Concert Choir 4. LYNNE FARR: Ushers Club 3. BRENDA DOTY CHARLES DOUGLAS RAYMOND DOUGLAS SUSAN DOUGLASS ANNE DUNCAN JAY ECHTERNACH BARBARA EDDY SUE EDMONDS MIKE EISENHART JAN ELLIOTT STEVE ELWELL JAMES ELY DEBBY ENGLE LYNNE FARR SUZANNE FERGUSON SHEILA FERRIS SUE FITZSIMMONS JOSEPH FLANIGAN BONNIE FLEMING CAL FORD CLAIRE FOSTER EILEEN FOX Wim SCOTT FRENCH STEPHANIE FRIDIE BOB FROST DAVID GARDNER GAIL GAYLORD SHARON GAYLORD MARION GEDATUS KAREN GILBERT BETTY GOLDE MARY GOLDE BOB GOLDSBERRY EG GOODYE DEREK GOULD JIM GRAMIA DOUGLAS GRANT BONNIE GREE CAROL HAFF AL GRIFFIN WILLIAM GRIFFIN AVIS GRIPPIN DAVID HALL MARK GRISWOLD JANET GUMMOE I BARBARA HALLIDAY ALAN HAMMOND SUE HAMMOND PHILIP HAYDEN LELAND HAYES SHARON HAYNES BOB HEATLEY DIANE HILL JIM HOCKEBORN CINDY HOOD GAIL HOWE JERRY HOWLAND KATHERINE HOYT WILLIAM HUGGINS JANSEN KEITH IANO CHRIS ITAL WAYNENGERSOLL DALE HINS DAVID HUTC NDER ULSLA ARY H HULETT WAYNE HU LETT GARY HULSLANDER: Golf I. 2. 3. DAVID HUTCHENS: Chorus 2. Track 2. Basketball 2. A.V. Club 3. DALE INGERSOLL: Concert Band 2. 3. 4. Senior Band 1. Orchestra 2. Varsity H. 2. 3. 4. Ski Club 4. Spanish Club 2. Football 1. 2, 3. 4. Wrestling 1. 2. Track I. 2. 3. 4. All County Band. CHRIS ITALIANO: F. T. A. 2. Foreign Exchange Club 2. 3. 4. Ski Club 2. 3. 4. Student Council 3. alternate 2. Usher's Club 3. Youth County 3. Pep Club 1. 2. KEITH JANSEN: Senior Band I. 2. Marching Band I. 2. Varsity H. 4. A. V. Club 2. 3, vice-president 4. Math-Science Club 2. 3. vice-president 4, Corning Engineering Day 3. Cross Country 4. Baseball 2. 3. 4. CAROLYN JOKI: Concert Chorale 4. Concert Choir 3. Girl's Glee Club 2. F.N.A. publicity chairman 3. treasurer 4. Foreign Exchange Club 2. 3. 4. Ski Club 2. Latin Club 3. 4. Usher's Club 3. Mixed Choir 1. DENNIS JONES JONATHAN JONES RALPH JOY: National Honor Society 3, 4. A. V. Club 3. treasurer 4. Math-Science Club 3. 4. Youth County 3. FRANCINE KALISH: F. T. A. 3. 4. Foreign Exchange Club 3. 4. German Club 2. 3, 4. Latin Club 4. Usher's Club 3. Junior Play Decorations Committee. DANNY KAMINSKI DAVID KAPLAN: National Honor Society. Varsity H. Nada. Spanish Club. Corning Engineering Day. Youth County, Football. Track. Baseball. DEBBIE KEACH WAYNE HU LETT GARY HULSLANDER DALE INGERSOLL CHRIS ITALIANO DAVID HUTCHINS KEITH JANSEN 25 f , 2 2 I I 1 I 3 1 A I CAROLYN JOKI DENNIS JONES JONATHAN JONES RALPH JOY DEBBIE KEACH FRANCINE KALISH DANNY KAIVIINSKI DAVID KAPLAN MICHAEL KELLEY MARILYN KELLOGG DAVE KERRICK NADIA KERRICK DAVID KIEFFER SUSAN KISER MICHAEL KELLEY: Concert Band 3. 4. Senior Band 1, Orchestra 2. Marching Band 2. 3.4. Varsity II 3.4. Spanish Club 3,4. Junior Prom Committee 3. Cross Country 3, Wrestling I. 2. 4. MARILYN KELLOGG DAVE KERRICK: German Club 3.4. Baseball 3.4. NADIA KERRICK:ConccrtChoir. Senior Choir, Girls Glee Ciub. F.N.A., Foreign Exchange Club. DAVID KIEFFER: A. V. Club 3. 4. Math-Science Club 4. Junior Play Committee. SUSAN KISER: Concert Chorale 4. Concert Choir 3. Girl's Glee Club 2, First Aid Club. JANET K ITCH IN SUSAN KITCHIN GAIL KLINE: Band 1. U.I.C.A. 3. 4. Equestrian 4. PETER KLOSKY: Nada 3. Committee editor 4. Latin Club 1.2.34. Junior Play Cast. MARY KNAFELZ: Girls Glee Club I. Foreign Exchange Club 1. 2. DAVE KNUPPENBURG ED KUNICKY STEVE LAUPER: Wrestling 1.2. Junior Achievement treasurer. MICHAEL KELLEY DAVE KERRICK DAVID KIEFFER MARILYN KELLOGG NADIA KERRICK SUSAN KISER JANET KITCHIN SUSAN KITCHIN SL. 6 H0-ff' GWPT 1 ,WWW GAIL KLINE PETER KLOSKY MARY KNAFELZ DAVE KNUPPENBURG ED KUNICKY STEVE LAUPER JOE LEPLEY LINDA LEWIS GREG LEWISH MARY LITTLE BOB LITTLE BILL LONGWELL RICHARD LOSEY MELVA LOVELL JOE LEPLEY: Foreign Exchange Club 3. 4. A. V. Club I. Math-Science Club 3, Equestrian 4. Student Council I. Gerr man Club 2. 3. Corning Engineering Day 3. Youth County 3. LINDA LEWIS: F.T.A. 2. 3, secretary 4. Foreign Exchange Club 2. 3. Ski Club 2. 3. 4. French Club 2. Usher's Club 3, Youth County 3. Junior Prom Committee. GREG I.EWISH: National Honor Society 2. 3, 4. Foreign Exchange Club 3. 4. Ski Club 3. Equestrian 3. co-editor 4. Student Council 2. 3. 4, German Club 2, 4. vice-president 3. Corning Engineering Day. Youth County. Syracuse Citizenship Conference 3. 4. Junior Rotarian. Manlius Math 2. 3. 4. Junior Prom Committee. Baseball. Photography Club 4. Florida Science Study Program 3. Cornell Natural Science Seminar. MARY LITTLE: Concert Choir 3. Girl's Glee Club I. 2. Student Council 1. BOB LITTLE: Concert Band 1. BILL LONCWELL: F.T.A. 2. 3. president 4. RICHARD LOSEY: Ski Club 4. A. V. Club 1. 2. 3. 4. German Club 2. MELVA LOVELL: Concert Chorale 3. Girl's Glee Club 1. 2. A.V. Club 3. secretary 4. Horse Sense 2. DAVE LUCE: Wrestling 1. Football 3, Corning Engineering Day 3. Student Council 1. Nada 4. Senior Choir 2. Concert Chorale 3. 4. WILLIAM LUSK: Ski Club 4. SUSAN LYNCH: Chcerlcading 1, 2. 3, 4. captain I. Youth County 3. Latin Club 2. 3. secretary 4. Spanish Club 4. Student Council 1. 4. Ski Club 2, 3. secretary 4. Foreign Exchange Club 2. 3. 4. F.T.A. 2. 3. 4. Girls' Glee Club I. CHRIS LYONS BRAD LYTLE HELEN MAC DOWELL: Ski Club 3. 4. Foreign Exchange Club 3. 4. Girls' Glee Club 1. 2. Senior Choir 3. SUSAN MANWARING: Ushers' Club. Girls' Glee Club 1, 2. Senior Choir 3. NANCY MARKLE: Ushers'Club 3. Girls' (ilec Club 2. Senior Choir 3, Concert Choir 4. JOE LEPLEY GREG I.EWISH BOB LITTLE RICHARD LOSEY LINDA LEWIS MARY LITTLE BILL LONG WELL MELVA LOVELL DAVE LUCE WILLIAM LUSK SUSAN LYNCH CHRIS LYONS BRAD LYTLE HELEN MAC DOWELL SUSAN MANWARING NANCY IVIARKLE Q 445 DAVID MARVIN GARY MARSH ARCHER MARTIN LINDA MASSEY DAN MASTERS DONNA MARVIN DUANE MATEJKA STEPHEN MATHEWS PAUL MATTISON GARY MARSH: Basketball. Sc ARCHER MARTIN: Boys State 4. Youth County 3. Latin Club 2. 3. 4. German Club 4. Ski Club 4. Foreign Exchange Club 2. 3, 4. National Honor Society 2. 3. 4. DAVID MARTIN: Wrestling I. Football I. A. V. Club 1. DONNA MARVIN: F.N.A. 3. LINDA MASSEY: Senior Band 2, Concert Band 1. All State Band I. Marching Band 1. 2. Latin Club I. 2. 3. Usher Club I. Junior Prom Com. I. G.A.A. I. DAN MASTERS: Track 1.2. 3.4. Student Council I, 2. Science Club 2. Foreign Exchange Club 1. Cross Country 3.4. Varsity H. 3.4. Junior Class Play, School Play 2. DUANE MATEJKA: Varsity H. 2. 3. 4. Junior Prom Committee 3. Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. STEPHEN MATHEWS: Latin Club 2. 3, 4. PAUL MAIT lSON:ConcertChor-ale 4, Concert Choir 3, Senior Choir 2. Junior Choir 1. DAVID MAURER: Concert Chorale 3. 4, Senior Choir 2. Junior Choir 1, Madrigals 2. German Club 2. 3. Youth County 3. CHRIS MAYHEW: Concert Choir 3.4. Junior Choir I. Girl's Glee Club 2. F.N.A. 3. vice-president 4. Foreign Exchange Club 2, 3, 4,Ski Club 2. 3. 4. Student Council 3. French Club 2. 3. Latin Club 4. Senior Class secretary. Junior Prom Queen runner-up. CONNIE MC ILWAIN: Girl s Glee Club 1. F.N.A. 3, Ski Club 3. 4. A.V. Club president 1. Usher's Club 3. BRUCE MC INTYRE: Junior Choir 1. Varsity H 3, vice-president 4. Wrestling 2. 3. 4. Track 2. 3. 4. ROBERT MCKIBBIN GENE MC LAIN: Concert Band 2. 3. 4. Senior Band 1. Marching Band 2. Spanish Club 4. L.atin Club 2, 3. 4, Football 3. 4. Wrestling I, 2.3.4. PATRICIA MCMILLEN: Senior Choir 3, Junior Choir I. Girl's Glee Club 2. GARY MARSH DONNA MARVIN DUANE MATEJKA ARCHER MARTIN LINDA MASSEY STEPHEN MATHEWS DAVID MARVIN DAN MASTERS PAUL MATTISON DAVID MAURER CONNIE MC ILWAIN ROBERT MC KIBBIN PATRICIA MC MILLEN CHRIS MAYHEW BRUCE MC INTYRE GENE MC LAIN KEVIN MC UMBER DAWN MELENS PENNY MELVIN MIKE MILLER KEVIN MC UMBER DAWN M ELENS: Latin Club 3. 4. Usher's Club 3. PENNY MELVIN: National Honor Society 2. 3.4. Foreign Exchange Club 2. 3. 4. Ski Club 2. 3.4. Equestrian 4. Horse Sense I. 3. Student Council I. secretary 2. Spanish Club 2. 3. 4. Usher's Club 3. Junior Class secretary. Corning Engineering Day 3. Youth County 3. Manlius Math 3. Junior Prom Committee 3. MIKE MILLER SUZANNE MILLER: Junior Choir. SUZANNE MINER: Spanish Club 2. Usher's Club 3. Junior Play Committee 3. BRIAN MINOR: Concert Band 2. 3. 4. Senior Band I. Orchestra I. 2. Marching'Band 1. 2. 3. Ski Club 3. 4. Student Council 3. MARK MORRELL: Baseball 3. MICHELE MOSES: Concert Band 2. 3. 4. Senior Band 1. Marching Band I. 2. 3. 4. F.T.A. I. 2. 3. 4. Foreign Exchange Club 1. 2. 4. vice-president 3, Ski Club 2. 3. 4. Student Council I. 2. German Club 1, 3.4, secretary 2.Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. Pep Club 1.2. 3.4. JAMES MOSS CLARA MOTT MICHAEL JAMES MURPHY MICHAEL JOHN MURPHY : Concert Band 2. Senior Band I. Orchestra 1. 2. Marching Band 2. German Club 2. 3. 4. Youth County 3. Cornell Natural Science Day 2, Woodwind Quintet 2. Chess Club 2. LESLIE MURRAY: Concert Chorale 4. Concert Choir 3. Madrigals 3. Varsity H 3, Latin Club 3. Cross Country 2. Wrestling 4. Track 2 KEN NEAMAN: Student Council store 1. Ski Club 3. PHILIP NELSON: Track 2. Football 2, Youth County 1. Corning Engineering Day I. German Club 3, Math-Science Club treasurer 3. A. V. Club president 3. KEVIN MC UMBER DAWN MELENS PENNY MELVIN MIKE MILLER WWW SUZANNE MILLER MICHELE MOSES MICHAEL JOHN MU SUZANNE MINER BRIAN MINOR MARK MORRELL JAMES MOSS CLARA MOTT MICHAEL JAMES MURPHY RPHY LESLIE MURRAY KEN NEAMAN PHILIP NELSON MARY BETH NEWTON LARRY NICHOLS FRED NEWMAN JAMES NICHOLS DAWN NORRIS SUE NOVAKOWSKI FRED NEWMAN MARY BETH NEWTON: Cor- nell Natural Science Day 2. French Club I. 2. 3. 4. Student Council 2, Foreign Exchange Club 4. F.N.A. 3. Girls Glee Club 2. Junior Chorus I, Concert Choir 3. Concert Chorale 4. JAMES NICHOLS: Class Presi- dent I. Baseball 1. Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4. Golf 2. 4. Student Council I. 2 LARRY NICHOLS: Spanish Club 2.3.4. Math-Science Club 3. Library Club 2. A. V. Club 1. 3. 4. DAWN NORRIS: V.LC.A. State vice-president. Youth County 3. Ushers' Club 3. Student Council I. F.N.A. 4. Girls' Glee Club 1. Junior Choir 2. Senior Choir 3. Concert Choir 4. SUSAN NOVAKOWSKI: Junior Play. Colorguard 4, German Club 2. 3. Ski Club 2. 3. Senior Band I. JENNY OSGOOD: Spanish Club 1. Ski Club 3. KATHY OSGOOD: Equestrian. Ushers Club. ELSIE OSTRANDER VIRGINIA OVERHOI.TS: l;.T.A. 2. 3,4. Foreign Exchange Club 2. 3. 4. Art Club 3. 4. French Club 2. 3. 4. Equestrian. AL OWENS ALICE PALMER: Ushers' Club 3. Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. Horse Sense 2, Foreign Exchange Club 3. 4. F.T.A. 2. 3. 4, Girls' Glee Club 1.2. DON PALMER NORMA PALMER: Ushers'Club 3. Horse Sense I. Equcstrian4.Schoo! Reporter Raiders Review 2. Foreign Exchange Club 3. secretary 4. Madrigals 2. Junior Choir 1. Senior Choir 2. Concert Chorale 3, 4. MARY BETH NEWTON LARRY NICHOLS FRED NEWMAN JAMES NICHOLS DAWN NORRIS SUE NOVAKOWSKI JENNY OSGOOD KATHY OSGOOD ELSIE OSTRANDER GINI OVERHOLTS AL OWENS ALICE PALMER DON PALMER NORMA PALMER PASKO HANNE ONS SUE PARS PARK LARRY 1. ARRV PARK: Student Council 3. SUE PARSONS: Girls'Glee Club. Ski Club. HANNE PASKO RICK PELOT: Baseball!. 2. Basketball I. 2. 3, Football 1. 4. Latin Club 3, German Club I. Student Council I. A. V. Club I, Ski Club 3. Varsity II 4. Junior Choir I. Senior Choir 2. MARY PESESKY: Junior Prom Committee. Youth County 3, Ushers' Club 3. Latin Club 3. French Club 2. Student Council 2. School Reporter Raiders � @ Y Review 2. Ski Club 2. 3.4. Foreign Exchange Club 2. 3. 4. F.T.A. 2. 3. 4. Girls' Glee Club 1. 2. Senior Choir 3. GARY PICKERING RICK PIKE: French Club. Junior Choir. KARIN PI.AM BECK: Cornell Natural Science 2. German Club 2. 3. secretary 4. Student Council secretary I. Equestrian 4. Foreign Exchange Club 4. F.T.A. 2. 3. treasurer 4. Girls' Glee Club 2, Junior Choir 1. Senior Choir 3. TERRI PLATKO: Junior Play, Junior Prom Committee. Ushers Club 3. Library Club 1. 2. Ski Club 2. 3. 4. Foreign Exchange Club 2. 3. 4. Girls' Glee Club 1. 2. Senior Choir 3, Concert Choir 4. SUSAN POTCHADLO: Cor- nell Natural Science Day 2. Ushers' Club 3. German Club 2. 3. 4, Math-Science Club 3. 4. Library Club 1. 4. A.V. Club 4. Foreign Exchange Club 2. 3. 4. LINDA PRITCHARD: Ski Club 2, SHARI PUTMAN: Ushers' Club 3. Spanish Club I. 2. Foreign Exchange Club 3, 4. F.N.A. 3.4. Girls' Glee Club 2, Senior Choir 3. Concert Choir 4. JERRY QUINN: Treasurer V.I.C.A. 4. RON RATCI.1FFE: Track 2, Equestrian 3, 4, Ski Club 3. LARRY PARK SUE PARSONS HANNE PASKO JERRY QUINN RON RATCLIFFE RICK PELOT MARY PESESKY GARY PICKERING RICK PIKE KARIN PLAMBECK TERRI PLATKO SUE POTCHADLO LINDA PRITCHARD SHARI PUTMAN PAT RATHBUN KEITH REAS ROBERT REGELMANN GARY REYNOLDS LINDA REYNOLDS ESTHER RHODES ROBERTA RICHARDS MIKE RIMA PAT RATHBUN: Usher's Club 3. KEITH REAS: Concert Chorale 3. 4. Senior Band 1. Concert Choir 3. Senior Choir 2. Chamber Singers 3. 4. National Honor Society 2. 3,4, Student Council 1. French Club 3.4. Latin Club 3. Youth County. Boy's State. Cornell Natural Science Day. ROBERT REGEI.MANN: Ger- man 2. Junior Prom Committee 3. Football 1. GARY REYNOLDS LINDA REYNOLDS: Usher's Club 3. Pep Club 1. ESTHER RHODES: F.T.A. 2. F.N.A. 3.4. Foreign Exchange Club 2. 3.4. Latin Club 2. 3. Usher's Club 3. ROBERTA RICHARDS: Concert Band 2. Senior Band 1. Marching Band 2. Youth County. MIKE RIM A: Concert Band 2. 3. 4 Senior Band 1. Marching Band 2. 3.4. National Honor Society 2. 3.4. Varsity H 4, Spanish Club 4. Corning Engineering Day 3. Youth County 3. Manlius Math 3. Baseball 3, 4. BILL ROBERTS: National Honor Society 2. 3. 4. Math-Science Club 3. 4. Spanish Club 3. 4. Latin Club 2. Corning Engineering Day 3. Youth County 3. Manlius Math 2. 3. Chess Club 2. ERNEST RODABAUGH: Ger- man Club. Baseball. DAVID ROE: Senior Choir 2. National Honor Society 2. 3.4. Varsity H 4. Spanish Club 2. 3,4. Youth County 3. Syracuse Citizenship Conference 3. Boy's State 3. Junior Rotarian 4. Manlius Math 1, 2, 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Tennis 1. 2. 3, 4. Class Treasurer 1. 2. 3. Class President 4. STEPHEN ROE: Latin Club 3. Junior Prom Committee. Tennis 3. Junior Play Cast. CHARLES ROGERS: Latin Club 2.3.4. JACQUELYN ROGERS: Junior Choir 1. Girl's Glee Club 2. F.T.A. 2. Foreign Exchange Club 3, Ushers Club 3. JOE ROLLER: Senior Choir 2. 3, Junior Chorus I. Student Council 2, 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Wrestling 1. Class Vice-President 1. CAROL RYAN: Girl's Glee Club 1.2. PAT RATHBUN ROBERT REGELMANN LINDA REV NOIDS ROBERTA RICHARDS KEITH REAS GARY REYNOLDS ESTHER RHODES MIKE RIMA BILL ROBERTS ERNEST RODABAUGH DAVID ROE STEPHEN ROE CHARLES ROGERS .lACQUELYN.ROGERS JOE ROLLER CAROL RYAN RICHARD RYAN: Football l. Track 2. V.I.C.A. treasurer 3. sec- retary 4. PAUL SABATINI VICKI SABRAN: Pep Club. For- eign Exchange Club 3. French 2. BILL SAHLBERG: Junior Play. Track 2. 3. Latin Club 2. Equestrian 3. Junior Choir l. FLORY SAMCHISEN: Ski Club 2. Library Club 2. ZENA SANSCHAROWSKIY: 9th Grade Mixed Choir. Pep Club I. treasurer2..luniorPromCommittce. Ushers Club secretary-treasurer 3. Latin Club 4. Spanish Club 2. 3. Ski Club 2. 3. Foreign Exchange Club 3. 4. F.T.A. 2. 3. 4. Girls' Glee Club 2. Senior Choir 3. JOAN SAVINO: Cornell Natural Science Day 2. 9th Grade Mixed Choir I. Youth County 3. Coming Engineering Day 3. Latin Club 2. 3. 4. Student Council 2. Equestrian 4. Foreign Exchange Club 2. 3. 4. Na- tional Honor Society 2. 3. 4. F.T.A. 3. 4. Madrigals 3. Girls Glee Club Senior Choir 3. Concert Chorale bid 00 ROXANNA SAVINO JUDY SCH ELI- SANDRA SCHMIDT: Youth County 3. Junior Prom Committee 3. Cheerleading 2. 4. Pep Club I. 2. Latin Club 3. 4. French Club 2. Stu- dent Council 2. Home Sense 3. 4. Ski Club 2. 3. 4. Foreign Exchange Club 3. 4. F.l.A. 2. 3. 4. JACK SEARS: Tennis I. 2. 3. 4. Marching Band 2. 3. 4. Senior Band I. Concert Band 2. 3. 4. JANICE SEROSKY: Latin Club 2. 3. 4. Foreign Exchange Club 3. 4. Girls Glee Club I. 2. KATHRYN SHAPPEE: Youth County 3. Latin Club 3. 4. Library Club I. Foreign Exchange Club 3. 4. VENA SHAUL: Junior Choir 1. KATHY SHAW: Cornell Natural Science Day 2. German Club 2. For- eign Exchange Club 2. 3. F.N.A. 3. 4. F.T.A. 2. 3. Marching Band 2. 3. 4. Orchestra I. 2. Senior Band I. Concert Band 2. 3. 4. RICHARD RYAN VICKI SABRAN FLORIE SAMCHIESEN JOAN SAVINO PAUL SABATINI BILL SAHLBERG ZENA SANSCHAROWSKIY ROXANNA SAVINO 2.4 .J JANICE SEROSKY KATHRYN SHAPPEE VENA SHAUL JUDY SCHELL SANDRA SCHMIDT JACK SEARS KATHY SHAW 41 ,. K.. by RJ' 71 GARY SILECCHIA PATRICIA SLOCUM: Youth County 3, Corning Engineering Day 3, German Club 2. 3. 4. Equestrian 4. Foreign Exchange Club 2. 3. National Honor Society 2. 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2. Junior Choir 1. Senior Choir 3. BRIAN SMART CHERYL SMITH: Youth County 3. Ushers' Club 3. Latin Club 2, 3. 4. F.N.A. 4. F.T.A. 2. 3. Girls' Glee Club I. KERRY SMITH STEVE SMITH: Class Vice-President 4. Baseball 1. 2, 3. Basketball I, 2. 3, Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Junior Prom Committee. Youth County 3. Corning Engineering Day 3. German Club 2. 3. Student Council 2. 3. Equestrian 4. Varsity H 3. 4. National Honor Society 2. 3. ROXANNA SNYDER: Ushers' Club. GARY SILECCHIA PATRICIA SLOCUM BRIAN SMART CHERYL SMITH KERRY SMITH STEVE SMITH ELLEN SOLOMETO JANET SOLOMON: Exchange Student. Youth County 3. Latin Club 2. 3. 4. German Club 3. 4. Student Council 2, Equestrian 4. Art Club 3. 4. Library Club 3. 4. Foreign Exchange Club 3. 4. F.T.A. 3. 4. Girls'Glee Club 1. Football DAN S02ANSKI: Wrestling 1.2. 3. 4. HENRY SPENCER: Ski Club 2. Junior Chorus. SHERLYWN SPENCER: Equestrian 4. Girls' Glee Club 3. Concert Choir 4. MARK SQUIRES: Senior Choir 2, Concert Chorale 3. 4. TOM STAHR: Cornell Natural Science Seminar. Track 1. 2. German Club 2, 3. Concert Choir I. ROXANNA SNYDER ELLEN SOLOMETO JANET SOLOMON DAN SOZANSKI HENRY SPENCER SHERLYWN SPENCER MARK SQUIRES TOM STAHR n f FRED STOCK NORM STEELE MARY STOKER MARK ST. JOH PAT STOLLER NANCY STONE JOE STRAIT DAN SWARTWOOD NORM STEELE: Senior Band I. 2. Marching Band 2. Wrestling 3. Baseball 1.2. MARK ST. JOHN FRED STOCK: Concert Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Marching Band 2, 3. 4. French Club 3. 4. MARY STOKER: F.N.A..French Club. PAT STOLLER: F.T.A. 2. 3. treasurer 4. National Honor Society 2. 3.4. Foreign Exchange Club 2. 3.4. Ski Club 2. 3. 4. Library Club 2. 3. 4. Equestrian. Student Council 3. French Club 2. 3. secretary 4. Usher's Club 3. vice-president 4. Youth County. Junior Prom Committee. NANCY STONE JOE STRAIT DAN SWARTWOOD: Concert Chorale 3.4. Senior Choir 2. Junior Choir I. Varsity H 2. 3. 4. Latin Club 2. 3. treasurer 4. Corning Engineering Day. Youth County. Boy's State. Junior Prom Committee. Basketball I. 2. 3. 4. Tennis I. 2. 3. 4. Junior Class President. Homecoming Chairman, Senior Ball Chairman. WAYNE SWARTWOOD: Track Wrestling, V.I.C.A. SUE SWINSICK: Junior Chorus 1. Girl's Glee Club 2. Library Club 1.3.4. secretary-treasurer 2. Equestrian 3, 4. TOM SYDELKO: A.V. Club 3. 4. Math-Science Club 2, 3. 4. French Club 2. Corning Engineering Day 3. KAREN TALLIS: Foreign Ex- change Club 2. Ski Club 4. Youth County I. JERRY TAYLOR DICK TENNY NORM STEELE. MARY STOKER MARK ST. JOHN PAT STOLLER FRED STOCK NANCY STONE JOE STRAIT DAN SWART WOOD SUE SWINSICK KAREN TALLIS I WAYNE SWARTWOOD TOM SYDELKO JERRY TAYLOR DTCK TENNY ALAN TERWILLIGER: Wres- (ling. JOY THEETGE: Ski Club I. 2. Girls’ Glee Club I. 3. Senior Band 4. PATRICIA THOMAS: 9111 Grade Library Club I. 2. 3. Girls Glee Club. RICHARD THOMAS: Eques- trian 3. 4. RITA THOMPSON: Spanish Club 2. 3. 4. Foreign Exchange Club 2. 3. 4. F.T.A. 2. CYNTHIA TINKHAM: Junior Play. Junior Prom Committee. La- tin Club 2. 3. 4. Equestrian 4. Nada 3. 4. Ski Club 2. 3. 4. Foreign Ex- change Club 2. 3. 4. Girls Glee Club 2. Junior Choir 1. Marching Band color guard 2. captain 3. 4. Concert Chorale 3. 4. ROBERTA TOWN ER: Junior Prom Committee. French Club 2. 3. Equestrian 3. 4. F.T.A. 2. 3. WILLIAM TREMAINE SHELLEY TUCKER: Junior Choir 1. F.T.A. 4. Foreign Exchange Club 4. Library Club 4. I. 2. 3. Equestrian. BARBARA UNGVARSKY BONNIE VAN ALSTINE: Ski Club I. 2. 3. 4. CHRIS VAN CO'IT: F.T.A. 2. National Honor Society 2. 4. For- eign Exchange Club 2. Ski Club 2. Art Club 4. Equestrian 4. German Club 2. Pep Club 3. F.T.A. 3. Ger- man Club 3. National Honor So- ciety 3. ROGER VAN HOUTEN: Wm tling 3.4. ED VAN KIRK ALAN TFRWIIJJGER PATRICIA THOMAS RI IA THOMPSON JOY THEETGF RICHARD THOMAS CYNTHIA TINKIIAM ROBERTA TOWNER WILLIAM TREMAINE SHELLEY TUCKER BARBARA UNGVARSKY BONNIE VAN ALSTINE CHRIS VAN COTT ROGER VAN HOUTEN ED VAN KIRK SAM VANSYCKEL PAUL VAVRESEK DEBORAH VEGARD MARK WAGNER KAREN WALKER RISE WALTER BRUCE WALTERS DAVID WALTERS SAM VANSYCKEL: Concert Choir 3. Senior Choir 2, Mixed Choir 1. PAUL. VAVRESEK DEBORAH VEGARO: Concert Choir 4. Senior Choir 3. Girl's Glee Club 2. F.T.A. 2. 3, 4. Foreign Exchange Club 2, 3. 4, Ski Club 2. 3.4. Equestrian 2. 3. 4. Horse Sense 3. 4, Student Council I. 2. recording secretary 3. 4. Usher's Club 3. Pep Club I. 2. Junior Play Committee. MARK WAGNER: Football 1.4. KAREN WAI.KHR RISE WALTER: Concert Chorale 4. Concert Choir 3. Junior Choir 1. Girl sGlccClub2. Foreign Exchange Club 3. Ski Club 2. 3. Latin Club 2. 4. secretary 3, Usher's Club 3. Junior Prom Committee. Junior Play Cast. BRUCE WALTERS DAVID WALTERS SHARON WATTS: Senior Choir. Girl's Glee Club, Foreign Exchange Club. Ski Club. Usher's Club. ROBIE WELCH: Junior Choir. JOHN WETHER BEE: A.V.CIub. RET A WHEAT: F.T.A. 3. For- eign Exchange Club 3.4. Ski Club 2, Latin Club 3. 4. Usher's Club 3. CAROL WHIDDEN: National Honor Society 2. 3. 4. Foreign Exchange Club 2. 3.4. Latin Club 2. 3. 4. Corning Engineering Day 3, Youth County 3. ROXANNE WHITING: F.T.A. 2, 4, Foreign Exchange Club 2. 4. Junior Prom Committee. Cheerleader 2. 3. Pep Club I. 2. KATHY WIECZOREK: Math- Science Club 3. Nada 4, Latin Club 2. 3. Usher's Club 3. Cornell Natural Science Seminar Day. DEBBIE WILCOX: ConcertChoir 3.4, Girl's Glee Club 2. Foreign Exchange Club 2, 3. 4. Ski Club 2. 4. Library Club secretary 1. Horse Sense 3, 4. Student Council 3. Spanish Club 2, 3. 4. Usher's Club 3. Junior Prom Committee 3. SAM VANSYCKEL DEBORAH VEGARD KAREN WALKER BRUCE WALTERS PAUL VAVRESEK MARK WAGNER RISE WALTER DAVID WALTERS SHARON WATTS ROBIE WELCH JOHN WETHERBEE CAROL WHIDDEN ROXANNE WHITING KATHY WIECZOREK RETA WHEAT DEBBIE WILCOX Q M MJT ROGER WILLIAMS STEVE WILLIAMS SALLY WILSON SUE WISBEY DONNA ZENKER ALAN AUSTIN CRAIG WILSON TOM YOUMANS STEVE BAILEY CURT BECRAFT GARY BURLEW DONALD HUTCHESON CLIFF SHORES ' A I Q .v KH H 7' W: w :fff ,fi ' WH 'W gg- new f L'5?E ff? 5P,f'if .i5:, ?E f ' A ,if sm 1 myigfplf ,S : 'xQri'ffif'f?f,fifvf5i fiif ffmiif KJ,-ii ,s21f55aIEf3?3 ' .7 22337 4-. E wf?V3,:iCiiisVzg ,q:lE17i::'iLQi 51555222 f 51- A 1Q5+sS45ssi42?:Qs?4s2,fx2 Q21s4:,,,fw7'2 ,,,:-f,,,v, ji - W3 ,,f.,k,Qw,f1e, q,.f.,,,1,5, , 22 . ,1gw5fwLssg,9z,:a :yx5,5,lfg: G wif W fQ'Q?5W5?f'Sf77 ,Wffzz7zaf7is'ff'fEzWW,z'f', IQ 'I 22 X,':gw'5W5, ,gnzf,,zf,x,Qu,f,,,,:,zz I ,sm - ,sf EVEN V l5f55f15::fiief'M5iWLQfE'1S9 f .... ,. V,1?ww,.. 16, .,,., nag? We ,wenA-Lwil-im'-ng! '- fs ww,- 5i3lz.5i?12,6:' ,543333351zQ7fWfii7l5fib5g 1 'T Simi' DAVE BENNETT JAMES DENNISON BOB POWELL SUSAN TIFFT rf A' Rx S N X H 5, Ls 5 x X Q ix A L x W Wg x N wx if! X X N X if K , A X Q X Q 'f 5 N r X az Q X A UM 5 NS HQ Q pw af , -- in I .-fxiissfimff iv-ffs-Q15 ,X . .sew QQ . ' f::,:fS?i3l.'F: 1 N .km ' X 1 - QSM su-we .2 Q awww Qxgxfgdimgliiimi K -5' , ,f 5 IN MEMORIAM RONALD FGWLER AUGUST 2, 1951-AUGUST 3, 1967 About one hundred ten years ago, the great French acrobat Blondin announced his interest to walk across Niagara Falls on a tightrope carrying a man on his back. About a quarter of the way across, the worried passenger urged Blondin to turn back. The Frenchman quickly responded f'Just because youire on the top, sir, doesn't mean you know where you are going. This little retort of Blondin I would like to make analogous to each of you in the Class of 1969. You are on top and properly so. You have worked and toiled for many years to achieve your present favored position and I sincerely commend you for your efforts. However, unlike the worried passenger, I sincerely wish that each of you knows where he is going. I am proud to have had your association and most appreciative of the opportunity to serve as Principal during your Senior year. I hope that the educational training that you have received in Horseheads will give to you impetus and direction for success. Albert Einstein stated that education is that which remains after you have forgotten everything you learned at school. This may seem like a mere witticism at the expense of teach- ers, administrators, and text books, but I feel confident that Einstein, in his simple but profound way, was in reality pre- senting a message that could easily be directed to each of you in the Class of 1969. He was conveying the thought that your education is not a mass of inert facts or ideas, but an attitude, a style, an appetite, an approach, a frame of mind, and a continuing function of your full personality that should culmi- nate in the direction you have chosen for your future. Congratulations to you, the Class of 1969. PRINCIPALS' LETTERS MA liberally educated person must learn to live with the com- plexities of the world and of human beings. He must learn that the same complexities which create the problems of living also give life its challengef, Who knows better than the class of 1969 the meaning of the words adjustment, flexibility, tentative, temporary, com- plexities, and construction. During this year, in spite of the multitude of problems ineyi- table with construction and expansion, education has main- tained its priority. This is possible because, as Ezra Pound To the class of 1969: During the years which you have been in high school, many momentous events have occurred-events such as the first human heart transplant and the first human beings to go to the moon and return. These events and other similar events stated, 'fReal education must ultimately be limited to those men who insist on knowing, the rest is mere sheepherdingf, You, as individuals have insisted on knowing. In a time of demonstration, revolt, and walkouts, you have chosen to participate, cooperate, and sit in. I do not wish you luck, for I firmly believe we make our own luck. The same spirit of willingness to cooperate and desire for achievement will inevitably ensure your future success and happiness. Q 5 were made possible through education. I urge you to consider your graduation from high school as only the first step in your education. Whatever path of life which you do decide to follow after graduation, plan to continue your education. mfjzv JULIE ALONG CAROL BETTS DAR Award, Letter of Commeli- Letter of Commendation dation. DENNIS BOYCE Letter of Commendation SENIOR HO ORS SUE DOUGLASS Junior Miss JANET GUMMOE RALPH JOY Letter of Commendation Letter of Commendation DAVID KAPLAN Letter of Commendation DAVID KEIFFER Letter of Commendation MICHAEL MURPHY Letter of Commendation DAVE ROE Runner-up in the Elmira area for NYS Electric and Gas Corp. Letter of Commenda- tion. PATRICIA SLOCUM Letter of Commendation. MARK WAGNER All-City Football GREG LEWISH Bausch and Lomb Scien SUSAN LYNCH Elmira College Key SUSAN POTCHADLO Letter of Commendation ce Award KEITH REAS Letter of Commendation WILLIAM ROBERTS Letter of Commendation DAN SWARTWOOD CYNTHIA TINKHAM Outstanding Teenager Award. Letter of Commendation Letter of Commendation. SENIOR AVERAGES Rick Balmer Robert David Roe Ralph Joy Patricia Slocum Gregory Lewish Carol Betts William Roberts Julia Along Keith Reas Michael Rima Penelope Melvin Jan Elliott Carol Whidden David Kaplan Charles Berlin Joan Savino Cynthia Barry Christine Van Cott Judith Amundson Susan Lynch Archer Martin Patricia Stoller Terrence Dineen Roberta Richards Robert Curtiss Walter Biesiada Joseph Lepley Janet Gummoe 95.7045 94.9868 94.9743 93.9736 93.8378 93.1904 93.0769 92.9791 92.6060 92.4204 92.2567 92.0833 91.5131 91.5000 91.0270 90.7500 90.6621 90.2972 90.2297 89.8750 89.7875 89.7638 89.5487 89.2800 89.2000 89.1142 89.0789 88.9868 Rick Balmer Robert David Roe Valedictorian Salutorian 29 Jill Backer 88.9285 30 Dan Swartwood 88.6764 31 Gary Armstrong 88.6216 32 Sharon Haynes 87.9117 33 Mary Stephanie Fridie 87.8461 34 Sandra Schmidt 87.6805 35 Anne Duncan 87.6463 36 Michael John Murphy 87.2159 37 Linda Bahl 87.2031 38 Stephen Smith 87.1756 39 Karin Plambeck 86.8684 40 Philip Nelson 86.8333 41 Barbara Briggs 86.6785 42 Kathleen Shaw 86.6547 43 Susan Potchadlo 86.5675 44 Cheryl Smith 86.5263 45 Gail Howe 86.4583 46 Stephen Roe 86.4166 47 Alice Palmer 86.3970 48 James Buxton 86.1805 49 Karen Gilbert 86.0897 50 Avis Grippen 85.8864 5 1 Steven Beckner 85 .7941 52 Phil Hayden 85.6000 53 Zena Sancharowskiy 85.5588 54 Dennis Boyce 85.5135 55 Joelle Berbary 85.4714 RICK BALMER MICHAEL MURPHY PATRICIA SLOCUM JULIA ALONG REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Getting out of school all day Thursday to take the test . . . nervous students hoping for good results . . . eleven percent of the senior class winning scholarships . . . three of the top five scores in the county came from Horseheads . . . alternates- Linda Bahl, Cynthia Barry, Steven Beckner, James Bennett, Walt Biesiada, Barb Briggs, Larry Burbage, Suzanne Ham- mond, Phil Hayden, Keith Jansen, Robert Powell, Kathy Shaw, Thomas Stahr, Cynthia Tinkham, Sally Wilson. JUDITH AMUNDSON GARY ARMSTRONG CHARLES H. BERLIN CAROL BETTS DENNIS BOYCE JAMES BUXTON ROBERT CURTISS JAN ELLIOTT U JOSEPH FLANIGAN STEPHANIE FRIDIE JANET GUMMOE GAIL HOWE WILLIAM HUGGINS RALPH JOY DAVID KAPLAN DAVID KIEFFER PETER KLOSKY JOSEPH LEPLEY GREGORY LEWISH DAVID LUCE ARCHER MARTIN PENELOPE MELVIN PHILIP NELSON KARIN PLAMBECK -pn-r QS? f 1 R. .. I Q ... .. gk mm X S K R X E KNAW. L ..., S Sm: I : SL f A ,I -MM NM.. I NY X I S SUSAN POTCHADLO KEITH REAS ROBERT REGELMANN WILLIAM ROBERTS R. DAVID ROE JOAN SAVING STEPHEN SMITH JOSEPH STRAIT DAN SWARTWOOD CHRISTINE VAN COTT CAROL WHIDDEN SUSAN WISBEY MICHAEL RIMA SANDRA SCHMIDT THOMAS SYDELKO E UNI ORS Upperclassmen at last! An empty treasury . . . Situation is remedied by a successful class play. Most share a common loathing for American History . . . Junior Day?! The prom-flowers, dates. . .Next year- conscientious seniors. But this summer . . . Q W :Wm W.-...,...... 1 1 I 1 2 Janice Durfy, treasurerg Dave Smith, vice-president: Sylvia Clark, secretaryg Sue Swanson, historiang Mr. Callihan, advisorg Bart Ingersoll, president. CLASS OF 1970 Homeroom 112-FIRST ROW: S. Baker, S. Barrow, D. Bailey, E. Along, S. Bauman, D. Bean. SECOND ROW: S. Green, D. Bacon, M. Angolia, R. Austin, G. Austin, J. Ademovic, K. Althoff, D. Bangert. THIRD ROW: B. Barnes, B. Arnold, T. Allen, M. Baker, T. Bartlett, M. Beckwith, K. Austin, J. Baldwin. Homeroom 113-FIRST ROW: N. Blauvelt, N. Belknap, C. Him- melreich. SECOND ROW: L. Bowers, J. Bowes, A. Berbary, J. Bowser, J. Borden. THIRD ROW: L. Blair, D. Beecher, B. Biesiada, R. Berger, M. Benton, S. Boyce. Homeroom 114-FIRST ROW: K. Brenza, K. Brown. SECOND ROW: B. Campbell, P. Carrier, K. Callihan. THIRD ROW: J. Brown, D. Carpenter, J. Smith. FOURTH ROW: C. Camp, J. Brown, K. Canty. FIFTH ROW: L. Buckley, E. Brown. SIXTH ROW: G. Butler, V. Brookman, H. Burdick. SEVENTH ROW: E. Butler, D. Buckley. EIGHTH ROW: S. Brown. C. Card, S. Breese. Homeroom 116-FIRST ROW: C. Doolittle, J. Crutten den, D. Dick, P. Deyo, C, DeVore, C. Denkenberger, J Dobell. SECOND ROW: D. Cruttenden, L. Dassance, C. Danna, C. Decker, R. Doty, W. Croft, S. DiCinti, C. Donovan, D. Dickinson. THIRD ROW: L. Dunbar, D. Anthony, P. Cramer, T. Doty, D. Day, R. Curren, J Douglass, C. Dayton, S. Crozier. Homeroom 120-FIRST ROW: S. Eltus, L. Fedele, L. Fishek, K. Fiorini, J. Faille, C. Dunlap, C, Emmick. SECOND ROW: G. Flanders, J. Ferrara, R. Ewanyk, L. Ennis, R. Fisk, C. Flint, J. Durfey, J. Erway, M. Far- well. THIRD ROW: R. Evenden, R. Farr, T. Farr, A. Euhendart, G. Ewing, D. Forrest, D. Elliott, T. Eckler D. Edger. v Homeroom 115-FIRST ROW: D. Corbett, J. Cooke, B. Cow- an, B. Cooper, K. Collins, C. Cole, D. Cleary. SECOND ROW: C. Chesney, R. Colussy, A. Catelli, M. Colegrove, A. Craig, B. Chrzan,P.Clark, H. Christfaro, S. Clark, D. Comfort. THIRD ROW: R. Tompkins, E. Courtright, D. Coats, D. Casey, M. Cleveland, C. Cleveland, P. Christoffel. R. Collins, K. Kinsman. Homeroom 121-FIRST ROW: T. Griswold, D. Gould, M, Gude SECOND ROW: S. Golden, D. Greene, S. Fortier. THIRD ROW L. Franchi, N. Griffiths, M. Groff. FOURTH ROW: L. Grimes, P Grebleski, D. Gaylord, FIFTH ROW: S. Foley, L. Gibbs, S. Game SIXTH ROW: G. Gustin, J. Gardner, R. Gathany. SEVENTH ROW P. Genovese, R. Frycek, J. Gilbert. EIGHTH ROW: G. Gropp, G Freeland, R. Smith, G. Haplin. Homeroom 122B-FIRST ROW: J. Johns, J. Kelly, F. French, S Kelster V Isaacs D Johnson. SECOND ROW: D. Lindsay, A. Catelli, P. Kayder, J. Jugged T Kurzenberger M. Joy, D. Kaiser, K. Jensen. THIRD ROW: T. Jessick, G. Jividen, R Jenkins G Gusun P Kelly, L. Kasperek, L. Johns, T. Janowski, S. Judson. Homeroom 122A-FIRST ROW: V. Isaacs, C. Sabatini, R. Howe. SECOND ROW: B. Herrick. C. Hays. THIRD ROW: J. Hoyt, A. Hordman, M. Meitrott. FOURTH ROW: J. Sherman, K. Hawley, L. Crompton. FIFTH ROW: P. Hozempa, D. Harnas, P. Hoos. SIXTH ROW: B. Ingersoll, C. Jacobs, D. Hayduk, G. Hickey. D Homeroom 123-FIRST ROW: D. Kocourek, D. King, V. Kitchman V Lawrence D Little K Kim ball, S. Kelly. SECOND ROW: D. Kerbein, N. Landgon, B. Kravec W Lawrence C Loomis P Kowalski. THIRD ROW: N. Kocun, M. King, J. Kolynich, G. Lewis D Kessler J Lindstrom S Lauper, B. Levey. Homeroom 124-FIRST ROW: L. Martin, S. Markell. SEC- OND ROW: M. McCann, L. Merrill. THIRD ROW: T. Mako- vitch, D. Makeley, T. Haskins. FOURTH ROW: M. Florkle, J. McLean. FIFTH ROW: A. McKaig, J. Mechalke. SIXTH ROW: T. Margeit, E. Meehan, B. Mann. SEVENTH ROW: M. Mason, J. Lucas. CUYVY19-I l Gd L' Nlfluxclln, 'S 'T15311Q,fxAuf.5 Cx, I A , . Wdrrfhl li sa. cQ'hnnevwe+:5i RQBQQ A awww Homeroom 217-FIRST ROW: A. Miller, S. Moore. SECON ROW: R. Rumsey, J. Manison, P. Mychack. THIRD ROW: L. Moss, M. Mitstifer, F. O'Bryan. FOURTH ROW: G. Nel- son, A. Morrow, A. Mower. FIFTH ROW: R. Noble, T. Nichols, D. Moyer. SIXTH ROW: R. Novakowski, J. Morrison, S. Mitchell. EIGHTH ROW: F. Morningstar, P. Nugent, D. Mizer- ak. Homeroom 220B-FIRST ROW: J. Scudder, R. Shabanowitz, R. Schillo, M. Seburski, A. Gordan, D. Scouter. SECOND ROW: E. Schaare, S. Scudder, C. Schnautz, D. Saun- ders, L. Seymour, J. Sheleman. THIRD ROW: C. Shroyer, B. Sheahan, T. Ryan. W. Saunders, R. Schmick, D. Schultz. Homeroom 220A-FIRST ROW: D. Rose, C. Rush. SECOND ROW: B. Raville, P. Rohrer, M. Rhodes. THIRD ROW: N. Ridenour, N Rought, N. Rehak. FOURTH ROW G. Redder, L. Robertson, D. Reed. FIFTH ROW: P. Rohde, L. Reim Snyder, T. Roberts. SIXTH ROW: J Roff, K. Rundell, F. Rhodes. Homeroom 219-FIRST ROW: D. Prislopski, S. Osgood. SECOND ROW: R. Palmer, S. Peck, S. Or- sini. THIRD ROW: C. Odell, E. Ostrander, D. Oertal. FOURTH ROW: P. Ochab, M. Pellent, K. Palmer. FIFTH ROW: J. Pallone. S. Crowley. SIXTH ROW: T. Plask- ie, M. Pastirik, G. Pickering. SEV- ENTH ROW: R. Ore. H. Plam- beck, S. Peterson. EIGHTH ROW: D, Phillips, K. Plummer. Homeroom 221-FIRST ROW: P. Spencer, P. Southard, C. Skillman, S. Swanson, S. Swan- son, J. Smith, P. Spencer, G. Titsworth. SECOND ROW: B. Peck, L. Stooks, D. Thomas, J. Spencer, C. Southard, S. Simiele, T. Slocum, K. Stevens, A. Sullivan, P. Swinsick. THIRD ROW: B. Lewis, D. Talada, R. Kilbury, J. Stewart, S. Terwilliger, L. Sknom, S Squiers, T. Smith, H. Scwartz, R. Sowers, N. Sweet, J. Gummoe. Homeroom 223-FIRST ROW: B. Vanderpool, D. Evans, M. Unvarsky, S. Westlake, A. Waytena, L. Webster, K. Walter. SECOND ROW: C. Tombs, V. Tunis, L. Butler, J. Starner, D. Waters, P. VanAuken, G. Webster, G. Wetherbee, P. Vater, S. VanDuzen. THIRD ROW: J. Vonderchek, J. Veres, E. Turner, G. Weber, P. Tomkins, R. Walker, D. Utter, D. Waldo, M. Tucker, R. Weigle, D. Struble. Homeroom 224-FIRST ROW: P. Wolf, M. White. SECOND ROW: D. Wood, S. Wilcox, J. Woodworth. THIRD ROW: D. Y ed i n ak, D. Wolfe, C. Wieder. FOURTH ROW: B. Wheeler, M. Winiecki, J. Whirt. FIFTH ROW: K. Williams, P. Rohde, F. Whitman. SIXTH ROW: T. Yoder, K. Wise, C. Wiggins. SEVENTH ROW: D. W i l s 0 n, J. Williams, R. Yorke. JUNIOR CANDIDS SOPHOMORES The class is splitg a few lucky ones eat with the Juniors and Seniors . . . no Sadie Hawkins Dance . . . instead the Kassels are hired and tradition is broken . . . bi- ology students watch Mr. Cruttenden turn red . . . Don Claytor, vice-presidentg Carol Crooks, secretaryg Vicki Wheaton, treasurerg Nina Hoyt, historiang Mr. Hanwell advisorg Mike Belosky, president. CLASS OF 19 1 Homeroom 101-FIRST ROW: P. Bates, K. Arnold. SECOND ROW: C. Benjamin, V. Austin. THIRD ROW: J. Bricka, L. Bates. FOURTH ROW: S. Bliss, J. Beavers. FIFTH ROW: K. Berlin, J. Bernas.SIXTH ROW: R. Ammerman, R. Beeman, D. Avery. SEVENTH ROW: T. gfremaine, E. Blanchard, M. Ban- ield. Homeroom 102-FIRST ROW: D. Bush, D. Buchanan, F. Cernohor sky, L. Comfort. SECOND ROW: B. Wilcox, D. Burr, D. Buchanan J. Callear, J. Brown. THIRD ROW: J. Gummoe, M. Colucci, M Canha, R. Towner, L. Ennis, R. Conklin. FOURTH ROW: D. Burt A. Clemons, J. Ely, Gf Lewish, D. Claytor, D. Carr. Homeroom 103-FIRST ROW: B. Daily, D. Dunlap, D. Denkenberger, J. Frost, J. Gendrin, B. Dupree, J. Dennerlein. SECOND ROW: S. Dean, S. Dineen, N. Curns, W. Crompton, C. Crooks, F. Dayton, J. Forrest, C. Doolittle. THIRD ROW: W. Doane, C. Dickens, D. DiCinti, M. Crupi, J. Lattin, D. Imperato, G. Evans, W. Gobrick, S. Glaser. 4 Homeroom 106-FIRST ROW: D. Haley, S. Grimes, B. Jackson, J. Granville, J. Hocke- born, B. Gursky, R. Hough. SECOND ROW: B. Fisk, C. Lamb, A. Hathaway, M. Graham, D. Johnson, S. Grafius, C. Hardy, R. Halliday, M. Griffin, D. Hoagland, G. Irwin. THIRD ROW: S. Griffin, V. Holmes, H. Hess, M. Horton, M. Crupi, D. Helsing, M. Jones. J. Kaul, D. Imperato, S. Havens. Homeroom 109A-FIRST ROW: C. Marrow, D. Kelly, C. Minarski, K. Mascho, S. Mc- Dougal, R. Mathews, S. Kelley. SECOND ROW: L. Masters, D. Mausteller, C. Miller, D. Beardsley, A. Lewis, D. Laird, J. Miller, M. Lant, D. McAtee, B. Mathews, D. Mattison. THIRD ROW: S. Keck, Ed. Kishbaugh, W. McCormick, S. Hinney, R. Matthews, K. Keel, R. Lant, J. Keagle, M. McGahey, D. Miller, R. Klein. Homeroom 109B-FIRST ROW: P. Page, J. O'Leary, P. Parrow, D. Runkle, N. Newton, C. Overholts, J. Raker. SECOND ROW: M. Peterson, R. Roy, A. Peters, S. Prentice, B. Murray, R. Montanye, D. Morse, C. Purdue. THIRD ROW: B. Minier, P. Redmond, R. Moore, M. Moses, J. Cramer, J. Samuels, G. Palmer, D. Rouse, M. Russell, D. Rynders. Homeroom 16--FIRST ROW: K. Slocum, J. Thompson, D. Smith. SECOND ROW: K. Thomas, D. Smith, N. Swartout. THIRD ROW: A. Starner, R. Silkman, J. Snyder. FOURTH ROW: K. Slocum, T. Sweet, L. Smith, K. Smith. FIFTH ROW: G. Smith, D. Steadle, B. Smith, L. Tenny. SIXTH ROW: M. Sozanski, D. Taft, M. Smith. SEV- ENTH ROW: C. Eric, M. Donahue, J. Smith, B. Smith. Homeroom 111-FIRST ROW: L. Shults, B. Stevens L VanAmburg SECOND ROW: S. Stickler, G. Stock, D. Summers, T. Turner M Wilson THIRD ROW: D. Wagner T. Tremaine, M. VanSyckel G Wolf FOURTH ROW: T. Scriven, M. Smith, E. Blanshard, R Schultz K Skelly Homeroom17-FIRST ROW: J. Warwick, S. Van Etten. SECOND ROW: B. Van Dusen, L. Villard, C. VonNeida, R. VanEtten, THIRD ROW: M. Trafagar, K. Wagner, S. Turner, D. Wagner, H. Tuttle. FOURTH ROW: G. Ungvarsky, G. Washington, I. Tomkins, M. Wech- ialuk, S. Turner, D. Wade. FIFTH ROW: B. Webster, T. Tucker, M. Vieselmeyer, D. Tubbs, G. VanCur- ren, T. Wade. 6 Homeroom 18-FIRST ROW: R. Zeh, M. Yontz, S. Weller SECOND ROW: J. Whitaker, S. Wood, V. Wood, C. Weithel THIRD ROW: V. Wheaton, J. Woodworth, D. Yorke, S West, C. Young. FOURTH ROW: C. Wieder, S. Wilcox, L. White, S. Wood, M. Zulkowsky. FIFTH ROW: J. Wheaton, L. Wolfe, R. Woodard, M. Welles, G. Wildrick. Homeroom I9-FIRST ROW: V. Fleming, S. Gavel, C. Dallas, D. Goodwin. SECOND ROW: M. Foley. C. Greene, D. Freeman, E. Golden. THIRD ROW: J, Gushue, M. Giberson, G. Forsyth, R. Frisk, R. Furney. FOURTH ROW: G. Grant, J. Starner, M. Griffin, J. Guinther, J. Frey. FIFTH ROW: L. Frost, B. Gunderman, B. Green, F. Greenall, D. Greenawalt, M. Griffin. Homeroom 23-FIRST ROW: L. Roeder, S. Gushue, N. Hoyt, M. Hawkins, K. Hunter, K. Hunter. SECOND ROW: A. Hennessy, T. Italiano, T. Henderson, S. Hunds, D. Jansen, K. Hayberg, N. Hawkins. THIRD ROW C. Ingham, R. Hollenbeck, D. Nichols, C. Hetherten, T. Hooley, J. Jessup, J. Janowski, J. Infantine. Homeroom 24-FIRST ROW: L. Kaiser, D. Kline, R. Kerrick, D. Kisselfg Lattin, R. Larabee. SECOND ROW: M. Ladew, B. Jones, D. Lewis, C. Lawrence, B. Kucko, L. Korner. THIRD ROW: B. Kohberger, S. Kirchner, V. Keeton. K. Kel- ley, B. Kreisler, D. Kent, M. Kohberger. Homeroom 26-FIRST ROW: D. Pear- son, M. Novack. SECOND ROW: S. Norris, D. Peary, C. Palmer. THIRD ROW: M. Mayer, J. Pease. FOURTH ROW: B. Patterson, L. Argile, K. Reese. FIFTH ROW: P. Osborne, K. Oldroyd, D. Nowicke. SIXTH ROW: L. Ordway, C. J. Parrow. R. Paugh. SEVENTH ROW: R. Mychack, S. Osgood. EIGHTH ROW: P. Nelson, S. Nichols, J. Palko. Homeroom 25-FIRST ROW: S. Miller, M. Moss. SECOND ROW: C. McBlair, K. Marvin, B. Maurer, D. McIlwain. THIRD ROW: J. Montanye, L. Massey, J. Laughton, C. Marsh, J. Losh. FOURTH ROW: J. May, R. Miller, J. Lucas R. Markell. FIFTH ROW: V. Miller, B. Meas, J. Longwell D. Lowe, J. Mayes. s v l 27 FIRST ROW' M Radford, D Rathbun, M Robst, K. Plate, S. Pike, J. Homeroom - . . . . Pease, E. Richards. SECOND ROW: S. Reynolds, S. Prislopski, K. Reese, R. Reinsmith, S. Reger, D. Price, C. Reynolds. THIRD ROW: B. Peterson, K. Oldroyd, S. Recard, G. Rainer, J. Preston, K. Prince, M. Potchadlo. N ...E Homeroom 28-FIRST ROW: J. Segar, J. Sauders, C. Shappee, R. Shores, J. Root, ' M. S do K. Roemmelt, C. Roe, B. Seyler, M. Serosky. SECOND ROW. R. Root, an , T. Sheahan, K. Roemmelt, D. Shaw, M. Peterson, C. Robbins. THIRD ROW: J. Roskoski, D. Robbins, M. Schiller, J. Roe, D. Sampson, T. Sears, D. Roemmelt, S. Rima, R. Schockner, R. Sahlberg. l -? i Homeroom 29-FIRST ROW: B. Baldwin, J. Allen, V. Abbott, J, Allen, S. Bennett, J. Benjamin. SECOND ROW: T. Beckner, V. Bale, M. Boothe, B. Austin, S. Bennett, C. Bazyk, T. Benware, B. Bauman. THIRD ROW: M. Belosky, D. Barcomb, L. Bostwick, L. Benedict, J, Roe, P. Aikman, D. Allen, D. Amundson. Homeroom 32-FIRST ROW: G. Bowlby R Campbell G Cowl T Clark P Carter K Burdro D. Campbell. SECOND ROW: G. Cleary M Campbell D Carman R Cernasholsky R Butler P. Campbell, M. Carlson, S. Carpenter S Clark THIRD ROW D Claytor E Darrow J Byrnes,M.Capagna,D. Brown, D. Crandell M Bryan A Cole P Court Homeroom 33-FIRST ROW: G. Decker, B. Davies. SECOND ROW: C. Edwards, J. Evenden, C. Ewanyk. THIRD ROW: M. Dennison. C. Di- Cinti, C. Cunningham, P. Dudlas. FOURTH ROW: S. Wood, M. Engle, C. Dallas. FIFTH ROW: C. DePrimo, K. Donahue, P. Denicola, E. Crews. SIXTH ROW: T. Evans, D. Diesel, F. D a i l ey, D. Davis. SEVENTH ROW: S. Crowley, J. Esporito, L. Evans. EIGHTH ROW: L. Duncan, E. Darrow, S. Earl, J. Cramer. 'lugs 'QEI FRESHMEN Itis so different to be in this school . . . running to all the classes-they all seem to be in different parts of the buildings . . . our enthusiasm is proved at the pep rallies . . . just think-we'll get to use the swimming pool for three whole years. . . i Mrs. Stilwell, advisor, Bonnie May, vice-president, Ray Fortier, treasurer, Taryn Price, secretaryg Carl Hayes, president H2 x ri' Homeroom 11-FIRST ROW: R. Sheahan, S. Soper, J. Simmons. SEC- OND ROW: W. Siebukiob, D. South- ard, B. Siebdd, P. Schultz. THIRD ROW: Y. Smith, B. Schurkus, R. Culberson, P. Sowers. FOURTH ROW: D. Shanley, J. Schrage, M. Solometo, B. Southard. FIFTH ROW: B. Schroeder, R. Sebura, L. Smolos, K. Schmidt. SIXTH ROW: C. She- toski, J. Sears, S. Skebey, S. Smoley. SEVENTH ROW: J. Schweizer, J. Sepelak, D. Seeley, M. Segar. Homeroom 12-FIRST ROW: M. Langorre, R. Stoner, D. Stapleton, S. Theetge, C. Struble, J. Strait, P. Spencer. SECOND ROW: J. Stewart, J. Spencer, D. Thompson, W. Thresher, R. Taft, D. Steitzer, J. Stooks, C. Tenne, T. Therit, L. Sporkhee, M. Terwilliger. THIRD ROW: T. St. John, R. Therit, G. Swartwood, D. Sprague, J. Stoddard, N. Squiers, S. Sweitzer, W. Spencer, G. Tallis, J. Swackhamer, D. Stiles. Homeroom 13-FIRST ROW: C. Toth, T. Tucker, C. Whitlock, K. Wheaton, M. West, R. Welles, T. VanKirk. SECOND ROW: M. Tinker, V. Vegard, C. Wagner, A. West, R. Wade, M. Tunis, J. Walp, D. Turner. THIRD ROW: D. Ierbanic, J. Uhler, D. Voorhee, D. Wells, D. Transue, M. Waters, B. Turner, L. Watts. 4 Homeroom 15-FIRST ROW: W. Wolfe, J. Whittenhall, J. Wise, J. Zenker, P. Widmann, D. Wood, T, Young. SECOND ROW: C. Withiam, C. Wilcox, K. Zello, N. Willett, D. Woodruff, J. Wilter, P. Wiggins, P. Williams, Y. Wolfe. THIRD ROW: B. Williams, B. Whitmarsh, S. Yedinak, J. Whittenhall, M. Wilson, J. Whitman, D. Yoder, J. Wilber, J. Zeh. Homeroom 34-FIRST ROW: K. Abbott, D. Andrews, D, Austin, S. Allen, L. Austin, T. Bailey, C. Andrus. SECOND ROW: V. Abrunzo, C. Armstrong, C. Anderson, M. Andrus, B. Atwell, D. Anglehart, P. Bacon, M. Austin. THIRD ROW: M. Andrus, J. Along, K. Balcom, M. Arman, G. Allen, M. Bailey, F. Atti, R. Anorumo, D. Austin, P. Anderson. Homeroom 35-FIRST ROW: J. Learch, K. Learn, P. Law- lor, C. Laurence. SECOND ROW: K. LoVecchio, H. Lara- dee, C. Lewish, D. Lintal, J. Lawson. THIRD ROW: D. Laup- er, P. Laird, S. Lackey, T. Longwell. J. Little, R. Loomis, R. Kohan, R. Hoehler. FOURTH ROW: K. Lawrence, N. Lewis, P. Loughlin, K. Kopp, M. Luppold, M. Luttin, P. Lux, R. Leonard. Homeroom 36-'FIRST ROW: K. Mattison, K. Mascho, S. McIntosh, S. Hopper, J. Mayhew, D Mears, D. Madison. SECOND ROW: D. Melens, J. Mahoney, G. Margait, G. Lyon, D. Mahler V. McMillen, P. Hufford, A. Meade, N. Meger. THIRD ROW: C. Manwaring, C. Lyon, J. Mc- Millen, M. Matthews, L. Markle, M. McIntyre, M. McLain, D. McGahey, H. Martin, B. May, M McTigue. Homeroom 38-F I R S T ROW: J. Owens, B. Orsini, K. O'Bryan. SECOND ROW: T. Paulo, J. Newell, C. Novack. THIRD ROW: C. Patrick, A. Pease, J. Homeroom 37-FIRST ROW: S. Miller, D. Mosher. SECOND ROW: F. Morrow, E. Miller, K. Murray. THIRD ROW: S. Mitchell, R. Mil- ner, M. Mix. FOURTH ROW: S. Morrison, D. Bauer, S. Mitchell FIFTH ROW: s. Mitchell, s. Mur- phy, P. Meuing. SIXTH ROW: T. Mower, T. Miller, S. Myers, M Nelson. SEVENTH ROW: P. Mc- Cauley, D. Moyer, H. Myco EIGHTH ROW: P. Miller, D. Min- er, F. Narde, B. Morgan. Osgood. FOURTH ROW: M. Ogden K. Oprysko, S. Patten. FIFTH ROW: C. Palmer, D. Peaborg, P. Oleshak. SIXTH ROW: S. Peer, J. Palmer, P. Parker. SEVENTH ROW: R. O'Bryan D. Pastore, E. Palmer. EIGHTH ROW: E. Pack, M. Parson, M. Novakowski R. Olsen. a 1 s Homeroom 40-FIRST ROW: J. Ripley, D. Robertshaw. SECOND ROW: P. Schilling, J. Schilling, J. Schmick. THIRD ROW: M. Rohan, E. Roemmelt, G. Roberts, P. Sal- vatore. FOURTH ROW: B. Rohde, D. Roff, P. Roller. FIFTH ROW: D. Rudd, P. Satterly, F. Roth, J. Rodabaugh. SIXTH ROW: S. Rus- sell, J. Rogers, R. Roark. SEVENTH ROW: C. Rudy, M. Rose, D. Ryan, K. Roe. Homeroom 39-FIRST ROW: B. Pritchard, R. Potter, R. Rennells, S. Pritchard, J. Pritchard, R. Risnal, L. Rehak. SECOND ROW: A. Peary, T. Price, B. Reynolds, M. Rathbun, T. Purino, S. Reynolds, N. Reed, M. Randall, D. Reese, T. Peters. THIRD ROW: G. Norton. B. Rhodes, V. Raville, B. Regan. M. Petro, F. Reynolds, T. Rafferty, B. Plantenga, R. Reynolds. l Homeroom 41--FIRST ROW: H. Bogart, S. Bonci. SECOND ROW: G. Berlin, D. Barnard, R. Benjamin, K. Barends. THIRD ROW: D. Barton, J. Blades, N. Beeman, S. Benson, D. Bednarchik. FOURTH ROW: B. Bowers, D. Bennett, B. Best, M. Barrett. FIFTH ROW: D. Berg, V. Bell, H. Bentsen, A. Benjamin, W. Bowers. Homeroom 42-FIRST ROW: B. Brink, L. Butray, R. Briggs, B. Broughton, E. Braatz, D. Burns, D. Bravo. SECOND ROW: S. Camp, K. Brown, P. Brown, B. Boyce, R. Cham- paign, J. Bush. T. Carter, A. Brezee, V. Brown. THIRD ROW: B. Brigham, K. Brenza, J. Cacciotti, R. Brown, J. Burger, G. Bunke, B. Sherwood, M. Callahan, A. Burlew, J. Brown. Homeroom 43-FIRST ROW: W. Cunohorsky, T. Cleary, S, Cicora, J. Carr, B. Campbell, K. Carson, P. Chapman. SECOND ROW: K. Carpenter, L. Com- fort, D. Cleveland, G. Comfort, K. Carrier, H. Columbine, B. Clark, D. Collins S. Comfort, K. Carlier. THIRD ROW: J. Campagna, S. Cole, J. Imperato, M. Chapman, T. Chezan, B. Cardone, J. Carlier, S. Cembriusk, R. Cervani, E. Blanchard, T. Tremaine, T. Coles. Q Homeroom 44-FIRST ROW: M Greena, S. Crane, E. Daniels. SEC OND ROW: C. Crowley, T. Chesbro K. Cone, S. Coolbaugh, D. Cronkrite THIRD ROW: K. Cummiskey, D Costello, K. Craig, S. Crozier, J. Dal las. FOURTH ROW: N. Cripen, J Cowan, C. Crone, B. Cunningham tenden, W. Coel, R. Coon, M. Dailey FIFTH ROW: S. Cowles, R. Crut- H m 45-FIRST ROW: D. Deprimo, K. Dobek, C Disibbio D Doughty A Dick J omeroo Denkenberger, L. Doud. SECOND ROW: W. Diffenderfer P Eames P Dennison D Dunbar D h rtz THIRD ROW M M. Dygert, J. Dickinson, J. Echternach, B. Diesel, J. Dean M aug e Dezo, G. Douglas, R. Dayton, D. Donnelly, M. Dunn, B Dyer T Evans R Faber J Dairs S Dunbar, L. Danna. Homeroom 46-FIRST ROW: R. Frey, J. Frisk, M. Flanigan. SECOND ROW: W. Enright, W. Evans, H. Fetz- simmons. THIRD ROW: B. Fisk, J. Foster, L. Edwards. FOURTH ROW: B. Edwards, M. Frecich, J. Fidele, J. Force. FIFTH ROW: C. Eddy, C. Ford, B. Ewing, T. Fasick. SIXTH ROW: T. Fox, J. Farwell, B. Erway, D. Evans. SEVENTH ROW: R. For- tier, D. Elwell, J. Friends. Homeroom 47-FIRST ROW: J. Gibbs, F. G i b b o n s, S. Giberson. SECOND ROW: J. Hardman, P. Haem, P. Golden. THIRD ROW: D. Greenaunlt, J. Harnas, K. Haner. FOURTH ROW: J. Hall, J. Haslett, L. Hartman. FIFTH ROW: B. Gray, G. Gray, S. Gathang. SIXTH ROW: Y. Hamilton, T. Griswold, C. Foff, S. Gale. SEVENTH ROW: S. Gris- wold, E. Goode, S. Garlick. EIGHTH ROW: J. Gummoe, D. Haines, M. Gustin, D. Gropp. Homeroom 48-FIRST ROW: P. Howe, G. Howard, P. Houghton, L. Hoffman, P Howlad, T. Italiano, J. Horton. SECOND ROW: S. Hoos, J. Hull, D. Ingham, S. Huff J. Himmelreich, M. Hawkins, V. Hunderson, C. Hults, J. Hollenbeck, S. Hawkins THIRD ROW: R. Herrick, P. Hurd, M. Grow, K. Hayes, T. Howell, C. Hayes, C. Hays M. Howland, M. Hill, K. Hawley. Homeroom 49-FIRST ROW: N. Keach, P. Johnson, D. Jones. SEC- OND ROW: S. King, D. Jenkins, C. Kapral. THIRD ROW: A. Keagle, S. Keeton, L. Kemmerer, C. Judge. FOURTH ROW: M. Janowski, C. Jessup, G. Kane, P. Kelly. FIFTH ROW: W. Kent, F. Knoll, I.. King, P. Kline. SIXTH ROW: M. Kirken- dall, K. Knowhand, P. Knowles, J. Klesa. SEVENTH ROW: J. Jones, P. Kaplan, D. Jackson, S. Johnson. EIGHTH ROW: M. Rayder, J. Jones, R. Kinsman, G. Keister. v s MMM, ,Wm .M ,wwfffw wr M swf W W L , - I f I f ,,,. , , QQ ' was I f, V, UNDERCLASSMEN CANDIDS N 1 122 4 ORGANIZATIONS Homeroom 220 goes down this aisle . . . future nurses taking temperatures and filling hot water bottles . . . Y-Teens . . . F.T.A. meeting after school today in room 209 . . . candy sales to send students to South America . . . Varsity H'ers controlling the crowds . . . dues paid . . . ski trips to Greek Peak . . . A.V. members run projectors around the halls . . . upstairs showcases to be decorated by the art club . . . banquets with skits by language clubs . . . singing . . . Christmas concerts . . . Student Council discusses a school dress code . . . Equestrian staffwork- ing, working, working . . . parents chauf- feuring to and from endless after-school meet- ings. 4 Greg Lewishg co-editor, Mr. Stewartg advisor, Jan Callearg co-editor. LITERARY K. Collinsg editor, N. Ridenour, P. Carrier. J Savino-absent. EQUESTRIAN LAYOUT D. Dickinson, S. Turner, M. Colegrove, S. Wilcox, C. Betts, C. Emmick, L. Ennisg editor, L. Bowers, J. Gummoe. TYPING C. Tinkham. R. Townerg editor-absent. BUSINESS, SUBSCRIPTION D. Vegard, B. Burdick, S. Spencer, J. Judge, B. Golden, K. Osgood, M. Goodyear: editor, J. Brown. SPORTS C. Wilson, S. Smith. Fun time after school . . . 'Tm going to talk to you-know-who for a while now . . . a good layout editor leaves in the middle of the year . . . minor crises of other editors threatening to get jobs . . . work, work . . . subs from Rohanis- your treat, remem- ber'?,' . . . incompetency and excuses . . . Can I do it tomor- row? . . . Threats in the hall-'fThis sure better be a good year- book this yearln. . . 'aAre there any candids in it? . . .coopera- tion abounds from the student body and the administration . . . photographers Without a camera? . . . I canit get the camera from that., YM . . . 'gMr. Gallanger suggests that We do a sup- plement-o.k., gang?'??,' 2 E 3 Z E . 4 f 2 E 1 5 3 i l l i , i ADVERTISING FIRST ROW: B. Raville, N. Langdon, G. Titsworth. SEC- OND ROW: J. Solomon, T. Makovitch, J. Lepley. THIRD ROW: K. Plam- beck, S. Swinsick: chairman, M. McCann. FOURTH ROW: S. Miner, B. Gol- den, S. Tucker, C. Skillman, P. Slocum, N. Palmer. STUDENT COUNCIL WEST FIRST ROW: S. Haynes, V. Shull, N. Ridenour, P. Carrier, C. Denkenberg, P. Wolf. SECOND ROW: L. Gibbs, S. Lynch, R. Novakowski. THIRD ROW: D. Haley, R. Walter, B. Wilcox, D. Swartwood, T. Eckler, R. Tompkins, B. Minor, M. Grice, P. Bene- dek. FOURTH ROW: K. Kimball, D. Summers, J. Flanigan, D. Bing, R. Berger, C. Betts, B. Chap- man, S. Orsini, R. Whiting, Z. Sanscharowskiy. FIFTH ROW: C. Tombs, C. Himmelreich, M. Pesesky, C. Simiele, B. Jenkins, G. Lewish, C. Crooks, J. Mechalke, S. Andrews, D. Avery, M. Col- STUDE T COUNCIL Elections . . . Representatives from every homeroom gather each Friday with ideas to better the school . . . some ideas may seem trivial but actually aid the school as much as the more important issues . . . discussions . . . some suggestions fail but most succeed . . . Let's decorate the school this Christmas . . . 'lSomeone in my home- room suggested that we . . l'Any more new business? HHow about giving one thou- sand dollars to the Peace Corps'?', . . . A school dress code is talked about . . . Any- one move to adjourn the meeting? luci. STUDENT COUNCIL WEST OFFICERS Julie Along, trea- surer: Donita Little, recording secretary, Mike Cleveland, vice president: Dave Blauvelt, president: Debby Vegard, senior re cordmg secretary: Karen Berlin, secretary: Penny Melvin, his torian. STUDENT COUNCIL EAST FIRST ROW: B. Orsini, D. Mosher, J. Schilling, D. Schilling, S. Hoos, C. Crone, C. Jessup. SECOND ROW: D. Barton, B. VanDusen. T. Price. M Terwilliger, K. Wheaton. K. Schmidt, N. Hoyt. B. Seyler, J. Thompson. THIRD ROW: V. Wheaton, P. Dudas, R. Hollenbeck, P. Hurd. D. Austin. J. Brown, J. Dickinson. K. Lawr- ence, B. May, S. Turner, S. Gale. FOURTH ROW: J. Force, J. May, J. Cacciotti, D. Verbanic, S. Dun- bar,iM. Chapman, M McGahey, S. Cembrinski, M. Belosky, D. Claytor, B. Kucko, K. Stardom, M. Grif- fen. STUDENT COUNCIL EAST OFFICERS Sue Prislopski: secretary, .Ioan Pease: treasurer, Dennis Haynes: vice-president, Mike Kimball: president. .si . T is . Vt . . ... . 5 - Q- i f ---- 3255 : l ?i - , :Assisi ww . . if il K wsi f- n. .55-r igs. -. : FIRST ROW: J. Elliot, J. Amundson, J. Savino,J. Gummoe, P. Stoller. SECOND ROW: P. Melvin, C. Van- Cott, K. Reese, S. Lynch, W. Roberts, P. Slocum, C. Betts, C. Whidden, A. Martin. THIRD ROW: G. Lew- ish, C. Berlin, D. Kaplan, D. Roe, R. Joy. SENIOR HO OR SOCIETY A loosely-joined group of seniors with averages above 90 . . . 'glsnit this the second time you've been to the library? Yes, but I'm on Honor Society . . . most get to sit on the stage at gradua- tion . . . 'GGraduation? It was just a little while ago that we were in that assembly, carrying those candles which kept blowing out-and we're still in Honor Society! FIRST ROW: K. Brenza, J. Woodworth, M. Joy, B. Herrick, A. Miller. SECOND ROW: A. McKaig, K. Wil- liams, R. Weigle, S. Game. THIRD ROW: S. Brown, N. Martin, C. Wiggins, D. Mizerak. UNIOR HO OR SOCIETY 3 i K- COlliHS, P- Carrier, Mrs. Philips, advisor, S. Swanson, S. Prislopski, P. Wolfe, L. Fidele, S. Game, A. Miller, K. Canty, N. Ridenour, G. Crane R. Townerg managing editor, L. Ennis, S. Beckner, T. Smith, D. Kaplang editor, P. Kloskyg editor, T. Dineeng editor, S. Brown, J. Spencer. NADA Putting together a literary magazine in high school is FUN! . . . disheartening noon-hour meetings with sporadic attendance . . . after school for hours drudging in the typing room-a few loyal members and always Mrs. Philips . . . I made another mis- take! Pass the bottle Cthat sounds terrible!J . . . running off the pages-Donny throws his toy into the mimeograph machine and everyone, startled, wakes up . . . selling our magazine . . . Buy your Nada Mondayw- Whats Nada'?l' . . . mediocre monetary returns and shocked reactions from so many . . . some- body once said that people don't want to hear what they're think- ing-true? CIRCULATION AND ADVERTISING R. Michaels, M. Winiecki, P. Vater, B. Gol- den, M. Golden, S. Wilcox, D. Thomas, S. Kelly, N. Denison, K. Palmer. HHORSE SENSE Began the paper late . . . countless trips to the printers . . . novices at layout . . . perhaps we won't meet the deadline . . . takes prodding to get assignments in . . . meetings called-few attend. . . photographers can't find their victims . . . where does this column go? , . . where is all that material from last year? ...yo u know the printer can't blow the picture up that much . . . maybe we can sneak a photo from the Equestrian . . . thank you, Mrs. Snyder. A. Palmerg assistant editor, J. Backerg managing editor, D. Engle, assistant editor. TYPING AND BUSINESS J. Callear, C. Wiggins, J. Amundson, D. Dunkenberger, J. Hockeborn, L. Moss, K. Gilbert, J. Gilbert. FEATURE EDITORS S. Haynes, V. Shull, N. Martin, S Brown: editor, J. Thompson, P. Carrier, F. Kalish, C. Doo- little, L. Ennis, editor, N. Ridenour, J. Judge, C. Rogers. FF ART S. Wisbeyg editor, J. Dennerlein, P. Bates, M. Tucker, C. Crooks, S. Bauman. NEWS V. Kichman, B. Young, C. Simiele, C. Doolittle, B. Mann, C. Tombs, D. Dunlap, N. Cacciotti, S. Lynch, N. Blauvelt, G. Callander. SPORTS S. Roe, M. Donahue, B. Ingersoll, D. Kaplan, editor. FIRST ROW: D. Johnson, M. McCann, R. Goldsberry. S. Barrow, J. Dennerlein, J. Osgood, S. Prislopski, G. Howe, S. West, R. Thompson M. Ungvarsky, J. Elliot, R. Zeh, L. Roeder, M. Novack, B. Briggs, N. Belknap, Mrs. Maloney, advisor, B. VanDusang secretary. SECOND ROW: K. Slocum, D. Bednarchik, S. McCloskey, V. Abbott, A. Hennessey, K. Robbins, D. Wagner, C. Roemmelt, P. Vanderenter, C. Roemmelt, C Hurdy, J. Infantine, J. Wheaton, R. Ewanyk, S. Dean, N. Curns, C. Ewanyk, N. Hawkins, P. Dudas, V. Wheaton, S. Turner, B. Seyler, J. Thomp- son, C. Betts, vice-president. THIRD ROW: J. May, L. Nichols, S. Lynch, P. Melvin, D. Shaw, M. Angolia, K. Smith, B. Wilcox, L. Korner, M Carlson, M. Colucci, C. Crooks, K. Oldroyd, B. Patterson, S. Wilcox, J. Pease, A. Palmer, F. Lawrence, W. Crompton, M. Petersen, M. Rima, M Eisenhart, D. Kettner, D. Wilcox, treasurer. FIFTH ROW: W. Hulett, M. King, R. Reinsmith, M. Russell, M. Sozanski, S. Havens, S. Collins R. Kreisler, J. Brown, S. Breese, D. Clayton, L. Benedict, M. Moses, R. Curtiss, D. Kaplan, K. Kelly, W. Roberts, J. Douglas, D. Robbins, W Huggins, D. Barcomb, F. Dailey, S. Banfield, W. Kusko, D. Roe, president. SPANISH CLUB Mrs. Maloney's advice . . . Christmas fiesta-membership kept rising and interest in the clubis activities climbed . . . ex- citement . . . a trip to New York? . . . Ole! a FIRST ROW: F. Kalish, S. Moore, L. Kaiser, R. Kerrick,S. Potchadlo, G. Bowlby, J. Along, treasurer, R. Court, secretary, C. Berling president S. Acutog vice-president. SECOND ROW: Frau Park, advisor, P. Slocum, M. Murphy, M. Winiecki, D. Kettner, S. Wilson, K. Plambeck, D. Ker rick, R. Balmer, K. Plate. THIRD ROW: R. Heatley, M. Moses, R. Weigle, J. Bennett, G. Armstrong, D. Amundsom, A. Martin, W. Layton, M Belosky, J. Besleary, J. Solomon. FOURTH ROW: J. Jessup, P. Nelson, M. Horton, F. Morningstar, L. Burbage, G. Lewish, S. Squiers, H. Plam beck, P. Aikman, L. Frost, M. Russell. GERMAN CLU Christmas party with the French Club . . . skit was funny? . . . at least it Won! . . . wie immer, Deutschland iiber alles! FIRST ROW: R. Sheahan, B. Herrick, D. Haley, L. Bowers, G. Overholts, M. Gedatus, K. Wheaton, K. Carpenter, S. Benson, R. Court, D. Hoag land, B. Mehalick, N. Rehak, L. Masters, C. Minarski, D. Jones. SECOND ROW: L. Doud, M. White, B. May, D. Oertel, K. Schmidt, D. Cron krite, S. Camp, G. Stock, J. Carr, M. Hawland, A. Benjamin, D. Dunbar, J. Mayhew, C. Lewish, E. Along, D. Reed, M. Tunis, T. Price, M. Belosky THIRD ROWQ S. Dunbar, D. Amundsun, S. Betts, M. Callahan, L. Fidele, N. Griffiths, N. Ridenour, D. Wolfe, L. Woodhouse, S. Skebey, L. Day P. Kayder, M.'McTigue, J. Durfey, M. Grice, S. Wilcox, P. Carrier, D. Lintal, N. Cacciotti, S. Game, D, Verbank, S. Eckler, K. Collins, vice-presi dent, A. Miller, president. FOURTH ROW: G. Nelson, L. Crompton, N. Blauvelt, B. Minier, P. Hoos, M. Meitrott, J. Amundson, M. Newton J. Poodle, S. Segar, R. Clod, P. Hurd, R. Michaels, J. Clod, K. Kimball, C. Himmelreich, B. Burdick, J. Gummoe, V. Chapman, J. Judge, T. Smith G. Callander, S. Fridie, P. Hozempa, B. Williams, secretary, P. Stollerg treasurer, Mrs. Lyon, advisor, Mrs. Orfig advisor. FRENCH CLUB A Christmas skit . . . Hbeaucoup de plans . . . movies at Corn- ing . . . 'LWhy can't we have a French foreign exchange stu- dent? C'est la vie!! FIRST ROW: K. Brown, K. Brenza, B. Eddy, M. Serosky, J. Woodworth, J. Saunders, D. Dick, M. Sebura, C. Doolittle, C. Cunningham, V. Kich man, F. Zappa, P. Carter, J. Allen, J. Allen, J. Serosky, L. Bahl, D. Melens, J. Benjamin, R. Walter: vice-president, P. Klosky: P. Klosky. SEC OND ROW. . . . . . . . . K.Fior1n1, A. Duncan, J. Savino, F. Kalish, V. Bale, C. Tinkham, C. Mayhew, D. Sedinak L VanAmburg M Foley S Gushue L. Smith, K. Reese, J. Woodworth, C. Tombs, S. Putman. L. Massey, M. Campbell, S. Dineen, S. Wisbey, Z. Sanscharowskiy, R. VanEtten, D Kline, S. Lynch: secretary. THIRD ROW: B. Chrzan, D. Dickinson, L. Ennis, R. Novakowski, L. White, S. Beckner, J. Ferrara, B. Jones, D. Davis J. G h . O ' ' ' ' ' us ue, L rgill, J. Longwell, D. Lewis, S. Crowley, S. Schmidt, K. Murphy, D. Kent, L. Blair R. Silkman S.'Clark K. Atthoff C. Rogers P Clark, M. Colegrove,H. Christofaro, K. Hoyt,C. Crossett: historian. FOURTH ROW: D. Roemmelt, W. Biesiada, M. Groff, R. Wheat, C. Barry, M. Tucker, S. Bo ce, T. Ba'le D. L M ' ' ' ' ' y 1 y, ongg, .Crup1, P. Nelson, G. Silecchian, J. Walker,D.Tubbs B McCormick G Weber J Brown C Whid den, J. Solomon, K. Colegrove,G. Grant, R. Sahlberg, C.Wiggins: treasurer. FIFTH ROW: G. Hickey, S. Breese, J. Twirl, J. Clod, L. Dunbar, B. Byrnes, R. Curren, D. Gardner, H. Schwartz, D. Boyce, T. Sears J. R T. S ' h ' , oe, mit e,,P. Kelley, J.Buxton, D. Taft, D. Swartwood, T. Dineen, P. Keno, M. Cl ' ' ' eveland, D. Ingersoll, A. Martin, J. Baldwin, J. Rodie. LATIN CLUB I tell about war and the hero who first from Troyis frontier Displaced by destiny came to Lavinian shores, To Italy-a man much travailed on sea and land By the powers above, because of the brooding anger of Juno Suffering much in war until he could found a city And march his gods in to Latium whence rose the Latin race, The royal line of Alba and the high walls of Rome. Virgil 1 ' B M I t re B Tremaine D Matejka C Shroyer D Smith SECOND ROW' Mr. Skidmore,M.Donahue,B.Ingerso1l FIRST ROW: M. Rima, . c n y , . , . , . , . . . D. Swartwood, D. Roe, R. Stewart, P. Tomkins, B. Biesiada. THIRD ROW: W. Biesiada, C. Ford, G. Halpin, D, Ingersoll, A. Baker, D. Blauvelt . . .1 R. Curren, C. Card, S. Smith, C. Jacobs, M. Eisenhart. FOURTH ROW: M. Kelley, S. French, J. Flanigan, J. Ely, C. Berlin, D. Masters, R. W1 ey D. Hall, B. Curtiss, G. Armstrong, D. Kaplan, R. Powell. VARSITY H Lettermen . . . operating the concession stands at basketball and football games to provide hungry spectators with food and drink . . . supervising . . . symbolized by their blue and white jackets . . . making sure fights aren't started? . . . FIRST ROW: D. Prislopski, M. Martin, A. Miller, C. Minarski, K. Collins, V. Abbott, M. Rhodes, S. Watts, B. VanDusen, T. Platko, M. Pesesky V. Chapman, J. Decker, P. Mychack, G. Callander, L. Franchi, D. Kocourek, S. Haynes, L. Bowers, H. MacDowell. SECOND ROW: M. Groff, J. Gummoe, C. Mayhew, T. Price, D. Haley, P. Schilling, S. Lalonde, B. May, C. Goff, B. Shabanowitz, D. Kettner, B. Campbell, P. Hurd, S. Hoos, K. Wheaton, J. Schilling, S. Gushue, J. Mayhew, M. Gedatus, K. Stevens, L. Ennis. THIRD ROW: J. May, S. Clark, M. Moses, L. Holms, J. Dick- inson, M. McTigue, C. Hardy, S. Reger, P. Hoos, P. Court, B. Lusk, R. Heatley, S. Glaser, L. Korner, M. Gow, J. Wheaton, B. Rohde, B. Bauman, S. Westlake, S. Schmidt, C. Tinkham. FOURTH ROW: B. Minor, D. Haynes, K. Starner, S. Banfield, J. Compagna, B. Regan, B. Mann, R. Losey, K. Smith, M. McGahey, R. Walker, G. Rainer, C. Jacobs, A. Martin, F. Roth, M. Griswold, M. Smith, H. Bentsen, N. Lewis, G. Hickey, B. Lawr- ence, M. Griffin, M. Belosky, C. Wilson. SKI CLUB Skiing is fun . . . falls . . . excitement. Skiing is helping a big beautiful blonde get up after causing her to fall. Skiing is a long noisy bus ride up and a quiet relaxing bus ride back. Skiing is reaching 50 m.p.h. in a schuss and not knowing how to stop. Skiing is a half-hour wait in the lift line and a five-minutejour- ney down. Skiing is a lodge with a seating capacity of five hundred and you're one in a thousand. Skiing is always knowing how much better you can be. Skiing is teaching . . . learning . . . progress. Skiing is living. FIRST ROW: C. Smith, B. Eddy, C. Chesney, C. Emmick, C. O'Dell, J. Cooke. SECOND ROW: E. Rhodes: secretary, S. Putman: vice-president E. Dilmoreg advisor. C. Mayhewg president, C. Joki: treasurer. THIRD ROW: K. Walter, M. Gedatus, P. Mychack, C. DeVore, S. Darrow, J. Hoyt J. Callear, B. Raville, L. Fisher. FOURTH ROW: B. Young, B. Campbell, M. Farwell, N. Kolcun, G, Redder, B, Wheeler, S, Andrews, D, Norris K. Shaw, N. Cacciotti. FIFTH ROW: M. Groff, S. Hammond, E. Gardner, S. Wilson, M. Carr, B. Baines, N. Kerrick, V. Tunis, D. Dickenson. EDICAL CAREERS ASSOCIATIO Monthly meetings . . . topics-L'Dental Hygienel' 'LMilitary Nursingw . . . t'Geriatries,' at the Christmas banquet! . . . a candy sale in the fall-everything sold quickly . . . Christmas- time-dressing dolls for the Arctic League . . . May-a moth- er-daughter banquet. Throughout the year-one period a week for everyone served in the nursevs office-fill that hot-Water bottle,,tote that thermometer! . . . mostly juniors are involved in candy striping, the officers this year are all seniors. FIRST ROW: B. Briggs, N. Belknap, L. Lewis: secretary, N. Griffiths: vice-president, K. Plambeck: treasurer, C. Betts: president, K. Brown. SECOND ROW: S. Haynes, N. Blauvelt, K. Rohrer, Z. Sanscharowskiy, J. Amundson, S. Kiser, V. Shull, G. Overholts, S. Barrow. THIRD ROW: D. Reed, F. Kalish, P. Stoller, S. Lynch, B. Burdick, M. Colegrove, M. Pesesky, K. Fiorini, S. Fortier, J. Savino, R. Court. FOURTH ROW: J. Gummoe, M. Moses, D. Cruttenden, J. Solomon, B. Banks, C. Barry, J. Brown, S. Tucker, S. Wilson, L. Day, M. King, S. Schmidt. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Guidance for those girls choosing education as a career . . . seniors Work at area grade schools . . . practice teaching . . . ushering on parents nights . . . gaining experience by helping others . . . the year is ended with an annual banquet. F.S.A. Girls wanting to gain a better understanding of being a secretary . . . Notre Dame Workshop . . .meetings and parties with other schools . . . spending a full day with a business secretary . . . t'Take aletter . . . FIRST ROW: M. Martin, V. Isaacs, H. Macdowell: president, K. Walter, J. Bean, C. Cole, C. Marrow, D. Corbett, vice-president. SECOND ROW: D. Denkenberger, B. Jackson, C. DeVore, D.'Gould, B. Kravec, L. Shults, S. Bliss, J. Granville, N. Newton, S. Stickler, D. Keach, A. Handman, S. Golden, M. Dennison, B. Vanderpool. THIRD ROW: D. Ronkle, S. Clark, P. Vater, M. Joy, C. Flint, D. Summers, J. Gardner, B. Mann, S. Edmonds, D. Wagner, J. Mayes, A. Berbary, R. Conklin, G. Flanders, K. Burke. FIRST ROW: D. Haley, P. Benedek, B. Goldsberry, V. Chapman, M. Novack, T. Platko, S. Prislopski. SECOND ROW: G. Overholts, C. Doolittle, S. Bauman, J. Solomon, K. Gilbert. THIRD ROW: J. Pease, A. Hennessy, S. Orsini, T. Haskins, C. Tinkham, M. Tucker, R. Towner. FOURTH ROW: J. Amundson, K. Reese, L. Smith, S. Squiers, C. VanCott, S. Brown, Mr. Stewart: advisor, B. Kreisler, J. Gilbert. ART CLUB We strive to create sensitive art which will stand the test of time in the great tradition of Michelangelo, Leonardo DaVinci, Rembrandt, Renoir, Pablo Picasso, Norman Rockwell . . . Nor- man Rockwell'?'? Jill remembers . . . a scary interview and relief at being chosen . . . suitcases stuffed full of the wrongs . . . missing a plane at Kennedy Airport . . . two Spanish L'sisters -aged 19 and 24 . . . friendly people . . . a small language barrier . . . a completely different life. Phil remembers . . . Sao Paulo, Brazil and a city of eight million people . . . A Spanish brother, 17, and a Spanish sister, 13 . . . a trip to the southern coast of Brazil . . .five days on a friend's coffee farm . . . and a week on the beaches of Rio de Janeiro . . . back to school in August . . . at an all-boy Catholic school . . . Janet remembers . . . a summer vacation in Rasario, Argentina . . . Two sisters and a mama who spoke English . . . Papa who patiently tried to understand . . . a cold season . . . warm people . . . an Americanized culture . . .July 4-a bitter day with no heat in the school . . . rewarding experiences. FOREIGN t EXCHANGE STUDENTS George Ramirez--eighteen months in the U.S. on an International Fellowship Scholarship . . . living with Steve Beckner . . . finishing high school in Columbia . . . taking extra courses . . . attending basketball games and other social events . . . on to Baltimore. Alicia- My arrival in Horseheads was as if I had en- tered my own home . . . a different school system in Argentina with a stricter relationship between the student and teacher . . . reasons for wanting to live in the U.S.A. are many, but mainly I wanted to get to know another culture and people somewhat differ- ent from my life in Argentina . . . with the exchange program, I am very happy in Horseheads. A.V. CLUB RUB A DUB DUB Roll- ing projectors through the halls . . . spending half the day in the A.V. room . . . broken films . . . showing Fall of the House of Usherw to attentive au- diences . . . ':Lights, camera, roll lem. a pome by Henry Gibson Marshall McLuhan, watcha doin!? A-V CLUB WEST-FIRST ROW: C. Ford, S. Potchadlo, Mr. Josbeno, S. Boyce. SECOND ROW: G. Nelson, S. Collins, T. Bentseng program director, D. Struble, P. Nelson, president, G. Burley, R. Walker, M. Lovell, E. Barnett, M. Joy. THIRD ROW: R. Joy: treasurer, R. Losey, K. Jansen, vice-president, L. Nichols. AUDIO-V SUAL CLUB l l l l A-V EAST-FIRST ROW: D. Kelly, D. Melens, Mr. Strawser, B. Wolfe, D. Greenawalt, TJ Paulo. SECOND ROW: T. Clark, J. Burger, C. Wuthee, L. Orgill, J. Roskoski, T. Sweet. THIRD ROW: D, Keut, B. Spencer, L. Hendrickson, J. Stoddard, D. Buchanan. FOURTH ROW: J. Whittenhall, D. Wade, D. Wells, D. Taft, T. Fox, K. Wagner. 142 1 FIRST ROW: S. Boyce, S. Potchadlog secretary, R. Joy, J. Along: president, B. Jenkins, B. Gathany. SECOND ROW: Mr. Covalg advisor. T. Bentsen, H. Plambeck, E. Barnett, E. Along. THIRD ROW: W. Roberts, R. Walker. FOURTH' ROW: Mr. Josbeno: advisor, R. Weigle, P. Nelson, K. J anseng vice-president, D. Kettner. MATH-SCIENCE CLUB Their deeds unheralded, Their loyalty to their duty unquestioned Their success acclaimed by their kudos Even though they're really weirdos! WEST LIBRARY D. Carbaugh, N. Ridenour, E. Along, S. Wilcox, N. Kolcun, S. Fridie, P. Stoller, J. Callear, J. Woodworthg vice-president S. Potchadlo, J. Solomon, B. Briggs, C. Gibbs, S. Swinsick, J. Berbaryg president, S. Tucker, Mrs. Boggs, advisor, J. Gummoe, J. Elliot. LIBRARY CLUB EST The library relocates itself in the shop . . . Please return mag- azines and reference booksn . . . shelf reading. . . library club meetings every other Monday at noon . . . Mrs, Boggs worries about the new library . . . while looking out the garage door windows! FIRST ROW: B. VanHorn, W. Cernohorsky, R. Larabee, R. Stoner, P. Schultz, D. Robertshaw. SECOND ROW: P. Spencer, C. Cole, D. Shanleyg secretary, D. Bravo, vice-president, P. Roller, president, B. Atwellg treasurer, D. Buchanan, D. Gibbons, L. Dorman. THIRD ROW Mrs. Horton, librarian, B. Schurkus, J. Losh, M. Mix, S. Cicora, K. Plate, M. Kirkendall, J. Blades, K. Mascho, J. Berry, J. Montanye, M Ogden, C. Southard, Mrs. Kasperekg assistant librarian. FOURTH ROW: D. Wood, C. Withiam, J. Jones, D. Ryan, M. Nelson, J. Root, S Hawkins, P. Williams, B. Ewing, R. Wade, J. Gude, C. Lyon, B. Boyce, M. Hawkins. LIBRARY CLUB EAST Stamp out those books . . . Bake and Chips Sales . . . new materials . . . No talking . . . Christmas Parties . . . Fare- well to the East Library . . . At the close of the year, the West Library will absorb it. l4 6 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Bennett, N. Blauvelt, S. Barrow, C. Wieder, A. Miller, C. Emmick. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Carter, S. Peck, N. Kolcun, B. Kra vec, N. Cacciotti, P. Carrier. THIRD ROW: R. Novakowskig co-president, C. Simiele: co-president, D. Little, D. Dickinson, M. Colegrove, S. An drews, B. Young, S. Fortier. FOURTH ROW: P. Mychack, G. Titsworth, P. Spencer, S. Westlake, D. Thomas, P. Spencer, N. Langdon. USHER'S CLUB Usher's Club . . .junior girls . . . I-lomeroom 220 goes down this aisle . . . Leave the end seat empty, please . . . patience . . . handing out programs at concerts . . . being honorguards at gradua- tion . . . white blouses and dark skirts . . . I can't usher, I'm sing- ing . . . Mrs. Bennett and Mrs. Carter assist. Jan Callear, Nancy Ridenour, Debby Prislopski. Running around the school, trying to find interesting news . . . asking advisors and club members about ac- tivities . . . stopping in the guidance office to ask about representatives from colleges . . . having to have an article ready to send in five days before it appears in the newspaper . . . hoping to write a longer column than that of the other schools. SUNDAY TELEGRAM REPORTERS FIRST ROW: D. Little, L. Ennis, M. Cacciotti, P. Vater, J. Fedele, B. Goldsberry, M. Sebura. SECOND ROW: J. Ely, L. Kas- perek, B. Chapman, D. Maurer, M. Wechtaluk, T. Price. THIRD ROW: R. Michaels, D. Sprague, R. Cacciotti, M. Griswold, R. Thomas, G. Lewish, T. Haskins, R. Farr, C. Lian, R. Michaels. pictures . . . pictures . . . pictures . . . undeveloped film . . .undeveloped film. . .u-ndeveloped film. . . . PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB I4 FIRST ROW: Mr. Crupi, B. Golden, M. White, N. Blauvelt, M. Golden, P. Benedek, L. Fedele, K. Collins, S. Kiser, J. Along, K Rohrer, N. Rehak, J. Savino. SECOND ROW: P. Clark, R. Walter, D. Little, N. Ridenour, K. Thompson, L. Woodhouse, K. Stevens N. Palmer, C. Tinkham, L. Ennis, J. Judge, L. Moss. THIRD ROW: L. Day, L. Dassance, M. Newton, S. Game, D. Carbaugh, L Gibbs, R. Novakowski, M. Baer, C. Joki, S. Hammond, J. Spencer, C. Betts, M. Pellett, C. Barry. CONCERT CHORALE Mr. Crupi and the Chorale had only themselves to compete against this year . . . hard work . . . morning rehearsals . . . 'LDon't spread those vowels . . . The sweetest sounds l've ever heard . . . trying to perform a concert every third period. It's a joy to do something well and to be part of a notable group. FIRST ROW: F. Brinthaupt, E. Courtright, J. Baldwin, K. Williams, P. Hayden, C. Camp, C. Kurzenberger, B. Frost, H. Callihan K. Reas, M. Squires. SECOND ROW: M. Cleveland, B. Blackall, L. Murray, N. Sweet, R. Williams, B. Arnold, D. Luce, L. Dunbar R. Farr, B. Heatley, P. Mattison. THIRD ROW: R. Berger, C. Berlin, T. Smith, J. Buxton, R. Yorke, D. Maurer, G. Halpin, D. Swartwood, C. Cleveland, S. Terwilliger, S. Breese, P. Rohde. FIRST ROW: M. Breon, D. Scouten, S. Barrett, C. Cole, L. Roeder, J. Cooke, M. Gude, M. McCann, B. Herrick, V. Shull, L. Bowers, W. Lawr- ence, B. VanDusen, J. Woodworth, N. Hoyt. SECOND ROW: T. Platko, K. Callihan, D. Norris, K. Hunter, P. Deyo, D. Avery, M. Meitrott, B. Wilcox, C. Himmelreich, D. Vegard, J. Decker, C. Mayhew, A. Atwell, N. Markle, E. Fox. THIRD ROW: N. Griffiths, M. Colegrove, S. Clark, J. Durfey, A. Morrow, M. Joy, T. Makovitch, P. Biddle, K. Canty, P. Hoos, D. Thomas, D. Edger, E. Meehan, S. Wilson, S. Putman. CONCERT CHOIR i 4 1 E K 3 FIRST ROW: C. Schnautz, F. Whitman, M. Belosky, T. Roberts, D. Noble, G. Jividen, G. Webster, A. Craig, S. Raplee, J. Erway, B. Peck, R. Pal- mer, Mr. Crupi. SECOND ROW: C. Hetherton, T. Plackie, M. Buchanan, S. Kolynich, T. Newcomer, T. Sweet, D. Saunders, S. Judson, B. Lewis, B R W'l M. Baden, J. Moe, D. Claytor, S. DiCinti, J. Roff, T. Eckler, P. Hayden, accompanist. THIRD ROW: P. Kelley, M. Moses, D. rown, . 1 ey, M. Crupi, J. Clarke, M. Smith, G. Freeland, D. Allen, D. Imperato, D. Forrest, T. Janowski. The troops march up the steps onto the stage . . . almost one hundred people in the second period choir . . . running fifteen times and throwing a basket . . . warming up . . . learning Latin . . . a rewarding trip to Alfred University. M. Cleveland, E. Courtright, C. Gibbs, D. Carbaugh, D. Maurer, R. Novakowski, K. Williams, J. Buxton, D. Little, M. Golden, R. Berger, L. Fidele, K. Reas, S. Game, K. Thompson, N. Rehak, P. Hayden, L. Ennis. CHAMBER SINGERS Voices up-Waistlines down . . . sometimes we felt we were one voice . . . we laughed, sang and clapped together. FIRST ROW: C. Skillman, D. Prislopski, N. Belknap, R. Zeh, P. Wolf, R. Rumsey, C. Overholts, J. Thompson, L. Fisher, S. Peck D. Bailey, J Rutty, C. O'Dell, A. Sullivan, S. Watts, P. Mychack, B. Seyler, E. Crews, J. May, D. Shaw, D. Murray, R. Roy, D. Lindsay, D. McIlwain, R. Bee- man, R. Kerrick, J. Segar. SECOND ROW: L. Bahl, R. Snover, N. Langdon, D. Yorke, P. Swinsick, S. Wilcox, J. Losh, C. Robbins, L. Martin, K Fiorini, S. Andrews, D. Yedinak, M. Grice, K. Jensen, B. Bostwick, F. Dailey, M. Russell, B. Kohberger, B. Kucko, W. Crompton, B. Minier, J G ' h ' ' ' ' ' umt er, D. Nov1ck1, L. Wolfe, M. Boothe. THIRD ROW. A. Oman, N. Cacciotti, G. Flanders, R. Hollenbeck, J. Theetge, C. Danna, M. Carlson S. Wilcox, D. Carpenter, P. Vater, K. Palmer, J. Smith, S. Morgan, L. Robertson, P. Hozempa, P. Osborne, R. Matthews, J. Smith, J. Keuefi, P Spich, E. Darrow, L. Bostwick, D. Clayton, S. Crazier, S. Banfield, M. Sozanski. SENIOR CHOIR Rhythm- one and a six and a two and a five . . . 'L working hard and presenting very good concerts . . . leasin Mr. C i My Sugar ls So Refined . . . sophomores, juniors and seniors . . . really p g rupi . . . giving Mr. Goldstaub a shirt to go with his pink acket . . . FIRST ROW: R. Frey, J. Schilling, K. Oprysko, S. Bonci, J. Hollenbeck, D. Shanley, P. Sowers, C. Armstrong P Schilling P Spencer S Lackey D. Roff, C. Judge, C. Whitlock, J. Foster, B. Barnes, C. Toth, B. Gray, W. Kent, D. Austin, M. Barrett. SECOND ROW: T. Price, K. Wheaton, S. Crozier, C. Lewish, P. Eames, C. Wagner, J. Spencer, J. Walp, J. Mayhew, J. Carr, S. Gale, D. Bauer, S. Dunbar, D. Verbanic, R. Fortier, J. Wilber S. G ' l . ' ' riswo d, P Hayden, R. Kohan, E. Palmer, D. Haynes, P. Miller, M. McLa1n. THIRD ROW: J. Sepelak, T. Howell, S. Cembrinski, G. Allen, B. Dyer, D. Ryan, R. Wade, P. Roller, D. Dunbar, P. Hurd, D. Evans, N. Lewis, J. Campagna, K. Lawrence, V. Raville, B. May, B. Boyce, E. Roem- melt, M. Luppold, M. Wilson, D. Sprague, D. Voorhees, J. Friends, K. Roe. UNIOR CHOIR Inexperienced eighth graders . . . loads of work to do . . . frustrating rehearsals . . . first scary solos . . . Madrigals formed . . . make it or not? . . . organized just in time for Christmas Concert . . . pulled through beautifully . . . success! FIRST ROW: D. Dunbar, D. Wood, D. Jones, K. Learn, T. Bogart, M. Flanigan, L. Butray, K. Abbott, M. Tan- gorre, W. Cernohorsky. SECOND ROW: Y. Smith, D. Chapman, K. Barends, D. Barton, M. Mix, P. Dennison, L. Hartman, C. Didibbio, J. Strait, E. Braatz, P. Houghton. THIRD ROW: S. Morrison, P. Kline, J. Gude, S. Mitchell, T. Peters, H, Bentsen, K. Hawley, D. Collins, P. Harvey, K. Haner, T. Tucker. NINTH-GRADE GIRLS GLEE CLUB One period of enjoyment that enriched our week . . . hoping to be able to sing more in the years follow- ing . . . Mr. Rae's zest was so inspiring . . . FIRST ROW: P. Kelly, G. Douglas, K. Mattison, S. Soper, P. Johnson, S. Crane, R. Besme, D. Gibbons, C. Andrus, P. Howland, B. VanHorn, J. Stooks, T. Young, B. Cowan: accompanist. SECOND ROW: L. Kemmerer, R. Leonard, P. Roth, C. Anderson, N. Willett, J. Cowan, V. Henderson, S. Gathang, M. Janowski, C. Struble, C. Lawrence, M. Dailey, A. West, D. Jenkins. THIRD ROW: A. Meude, S. Eckler, M. Chapman, P. Widman, C. Palmer, J. Carter, P. Laird, R. Champaign, P. Parker, S. Peer, S. Mur- phy, G. Lyon, J. Blades, B. Rohde, J. Klesa, B. Stickler, D. Greenawalt. UNIOR CHORUS Mr. Rae instills confidence . . . four-part warm ups . . . drilling parts . . . the result-learning and loving the aspects of singing! qw in if W FIRST ROW: R. Hough, J. Brown, K. Burdic, S. Grimes, C. Marrow, L. Masters, D. Smith, M. Dennison, J. O'Leary, C. Palmer, B. Stevens, C. DiCinti, S. Bennett, D. Mattison, M. Novack, B. Baldwin, R. Larabee, C. Rush, D. Corbett, J. Scudder, D. Madsen, accompanist, E. Richards. SECOND ROW: K. Hayberg, C. Denkenberger, K. Hawley, D. Wagner, S. Pike, S. Gushue, L. Catlin, L. Massey, C. Reynolds, K. Plate, S. West, C. Marsh, M. Serosky, S. Carpenter, S. Turner, G. Stock, T. Beckner, J. Raker, L. Merrill, J. Forrest, D. Betzer, C. VanNeida, C. Hardy. THIRD ROW: S. Swanson, S. VanDusen, A. Mower, B. Wheeler, K. Thomas, J. Woodworth, D. McAtee, D. Makeley, K. Oldroyd, J. Preston, K. Kel- ley, S. Kirchner, L. Holms, C. Miller, L. White, C. DePrimo, L. Butler, R. Colussy, R. Conklin, C. Berlin, M. Colucci, K. Wagner, L. Tenny. GIRL'S GLEE CLUB Hard work yields enjoyment . . . Concerts . . . trained to do our best in any choir . . . FIRST ROW' A Duncan J Brown SECOND ROW' R Balmer K Shaw D Yoder M Me er THIRD ROW D l . . ,. . . . , . , . , . g . : .Goud,D.Mosher S. Lalonde, M. Forwell, M. Angolia, G. Decker. FOURTH ROW: W. Collins, D. Speagues, M. Benton, M. Kelley, T. Morrow, J. Gar- lick, F. Stock, B. Blackall, L. Kasperek, L. Lawrence, M. Peterson, L. Duncan, F. Morningstar, G. Bowlby. CONCERT BAND Fourth period loses some talented seniors . . . guest soloist- Ray Burns . . . County Band with many participants . . . a February music festival . . . . ,.,...M., M... ...W mm.-.H .s J Schmick SECOND ROW' L Frost C Wieder B. Chrzan,J. Sears. THIRD Ruwz lv1.Seumel, v. vu., 1 M FIRST ROW: J. Dickinson, . . . . , . , B. Cowan, L. Dassance. J. Weller. FOURTH ROW: G. McLain, B. Jenkins, T. Newcomer, L. Ordway, V. Holmes, D. Ingersol , Rima, S. Scudder, B. Minor. f kg L ,M MARCHING BAND Marching band, marching through all kinds of Weather. Are we going out today? Bulkyjack- ets on everyone's arms. Saturday practices for the new members. Mr. Rae's infinite patience with splitting top hats and shields. How do I make a point? Color guards running into the side ofthe Washington tree. Why don't you poke them? Mr. Rae worked and we tried. The usual half time show. k mail.- 159 L FIRST ROW: M. Engle, D. DePrimo, K. Brenza, R. Sebura, M. Gow, K, Carrier, M. Terwilliger, D. Lintal. SECOND ROW: J. Hull, T. Bailey, R. Cervoni, D. Doughty, C. Kapral, D. Hammond, R. Miller, M. Vieselmeyer, S. Balmer, R. Welles, R. Potter, V. Abrunzo. THIRD ROW' S Rima, G. Kolwasky, M. Kohberger, M. Hawkins, R. Foomir, D. Barnard, J. Whittenhall, E. Miller, Jocko, T. Chizan, B. Miller, J. Farwell, M. Se- bura, M. Bailey, T. Henderson, C. Albertalli. SENI OR BAN Although quite small this year, the Senior Band proved itself to be good . . . HSaxophones not so loud there . . . HStart from the edge . . . Mr. Raeis instructions . . . his smiles when things went right . . . a rewarding year. FIRST ROW: B. Wolfe, J. Along, M. Cleveland, M. Mouse, T. Reed, E. Along, C. Kaplan, D. Campbell. SECOND ROW: D. Jones, B. Briggs, D. Chambers, C. Matteson, M. Farwell, K. Shaw. S. Lalonde, K. Linsner, P. Irwin, G. Ewing, D. Saunders, L. Webster. THIRD ROW: T. Morrow, D. Barnard, G. Kolwasky, J. Garlick, C. Albertalli, L. Duncan, L. Kasperek. FOURTH ROW: L. Lawrence, B. Cowan, V. Bale, T. Newcomer, L. ORCHESTRA The concert master warms up the orchestra . . . flute solo . . . classical, contemporary, and pop selections . . . Mr. Chollet steps on stage. Ordway, J. Farwell, S. Scudder. STAGE ENSEMBLE-FIRST ROW: J. Welles, D, Welles, J. Sears, C. Wieder, B. Chrzan, C. Kapral, D. Doughty, R. Balmer. SECOND ROW: B. Jenkins, V. Holmes, M. Rima, T. Newcomer. THIRD ROW: C. Alvertalli, M. Peterson, G. Baulby. F. Stock, B. Blackall, L. Kasperek, L. Lawrence. BRASS ENSEMBLE B. Blackall, L. Kasperek, L. Duncan, L. Lawrence, V. Bale, B. Cowan, T. Newcomer, V. Holmes, B. Jenkins, S. Scudden. PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE M. Benton, T. McCrow, G. Kolwasky, D. Barnard. ENSEMBLES Stage Band . . . music from the forties . . . now newer music . . . Alfie . . . MLove is Blue . . . Brass Ensemble . . . entertains . . . Music Festival . . . classical music . . . Drum Ensemble . , . prac- tices. . .improves. . .marches. . . Amin' .W CX if Q il , -- ' ' L ff H+ T ' l H , Q! f HH H M y U U 4 ig 1 . , . Z8 jig 5 if ' ,2.. iii Q5 M. . , , . - K - , 1 'I . V- -fm, ef -wr: . , I 'H-5 ., , .glfi-Mf'?w .S A . -' 5 7' - - A M Fa H 94, , Y .. M93 L, Q R-fsk' 'S www-:N lfzzfw- , x 'M g P ' k 4 x:g,gyU::f',5,gf:ffff: J '. - : 2 W wg y , A , 52, . . - X6 Q X . ..,,.. . X ,U , vw Q ,,.+3v --: 4 Q l L w. WJ..- -N - My --!f-T,N.'.'- M. 4.1 -' . -S wx ,, 5. F ,. is SPORTS Football and confetti-A championship golf team. . . tennis proves to be our racket . . . basketball and the Varsity H stand . . . a new night for wrestling . . . cheer- leaders camouflage the walls with posters . . . Look. Look. See the track and cross country team. See them run, run, run. Strike two, ball three . . . Pressure, ability, com- petition, composure, anticipation . . . the RAIDERS. FIRST ROW: Coach Matejka, C. Wilson, G. McLain, D. Blauvelt, C. Berlin, S. Smith, C. Ford, D. Kaplan, Coach Skidmore, M. Beckwith, J. Stuart, R. Pellot, J. Ely, Coach Bambury. SECOND ROW: M. MaGahey, K. Rundell, G. Hickey, C. Jacobs, D. Coats, G. Monks, R. Curnes, G. Evans, J. Gibson, M. Wagner. THIRD ROW: R. Ryan, P. Tompkins, F. Burzynski, M. Belosky, G. Jividen, C. Howard, K. Kinsman, D. Smith, D. Ingersoll, C. Paul. FOURTH ROW: G. Cunningham, R. Grover, G. Wetherbee, E. Patalunus, L. Dunbar, M. Cleveland, B. Ingersoll, M. Sm1th. VARSITY FOOTBALL Hit . . . hustle . . . HWhat did the cheerleaders do to the locker room? . . . endurance . . . fatigue . . . vic- tory . . . the pain of defeat . . . '4The King is he who after fierce defeat can get up and fight again. -G. L. Scarborough Joe Matejkag Assistant Coach, Tom Skidmore, Head Coach, Pete Bamburyg Assistant Coach. Compliments of the Booster Club. FIRST ROW: M. Cleveland, D. Blauvelt, B. Ingersoll, M. McGahey, G. Wetherbee, M. Wagner, M. Beckwith. SECOND ROW J. Ely, C. Paul, J. Stewart, S. Smith. J. Ely C. Berlin D. Blauvelt C. Wilson M. Wagner D. Kaplan F. Burzynski C- HOWafd Steve Smith, captain missing. C. Ford UNI OR VARSITY i FIRST ROW: T. Benware, G. Jones, R. Green, P. Court, D. Perry, S. Turner, D. Perry, R. Mathews, D. Jones, B. Kucko, T. Sheahan, M. Griffin M. M .SECOND RO ' ' ' ' oyer W. Coach Winkky, D. Aikman, T. Wade, G. Rainer, D. Moyer, T. Margert, B. Jones, C. Parow, G. Wolf, C. Cleveland THIRD ROW: D. Imperator, M. Winieky, M. Sozanski, T. Eckler, R. Tompkins, R. Kinsman, F. Whitman, C. Camp. FOURTH ROW: A. Cole S. Riman, H. Columbine, D. Kaul, P. Campbell, G. Forsythe, Coach Fort. FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: G. Allen, G. Swartwood, R. Reynolds, B. Jefferson, D. Monks, P. Oleshak, D. Haines, S. Russell, R. Leonard, J. Whitman, B. Rhodes, T. Therit, J. Echt h R. R d b ' ' ' ernac , o a augh. SECOND ROW. Coach Wallon, J. Wilbur, L. Sullivan, R. Roberts, B. Bowers, E. Palmer, W. Enright, T. Coles, J. Bell, K. Roe, G. Levy, D. Miner. THIRD ROW: R. Rorrick, B. Cook, M. McLain, J. Black, C. Hayes, D. Lintal, R. Ceravone, J. Martin, M. Novakowski, P. Kaplan. FOURTH ROW: M. Armman, T. VanKirk, F. Roth, M. Kayder, S. Balmer, M. McIntyre, J. Along, B. O'- Brian. JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES H.H.S. Opponent 8 C.P.P. West O 15 Hornell O 21 Southside 7 7 C.P.P. East 13 14 Edison 0 I4 E.F.A. 2 26 Notre Dame 0 is Mf T. Bailey, L. Rosemont, J. Flanigan, M. Kelley, J, Participle, G. Halpin, S. Kelley, D. Masters, J. Gushue, Coach Gushue. CROSS COU TRY Long legs running roads, fields . . . the track . . . gasping for breath at the end . . . stamina a n d strength prevail . . . pace yourself. . . injuries plague the team . . . a five-toeten record. 4 YN. ' 'mlwif S I W-ww FIRST ROW: D. Kaplan, A. Austin, C. Berlin. SECOND ROW: D. O'Brien, E. Biggio, M. Parker, C.Jacobs, K. Runoeu, P. McTigue, V. Canada, R. Curtiss. THIRD ROW: J. Ely, J. Aikman, J. Card, G. Rainer, T. Rouse, P. Nelson. FOURTH ROW: T. Smith, M. MaGahey. FIELD M N FIRST ROW: S. Conowall, E. Biggio, M. Parker, W. Biasiada. SECOND ROW: D. Kaplan, B. Curtiss, C. Jacobs, J. Ely, K. Rundell, A. Austin. THIRD ROW: J. Burns, R. Mathews, W. Biasaida, F. Jackson, S. Clark. FOURTH ROW: L. R. R. Hood, G. Cun- ningham, B. Sahlburg, M. Mason. FIFTH ROW: E. McLain, P. Aikman. SPRI TERS 7 GOLF This year, for the first time, area schools decided to conduct golf as a fall sport. Apparently the Horseheads High School golfers concurred with this decision, for they completed a very successful season. Thirteen matches were played, with Horseheads winning twelve and losing one. The lone loss was a rain-shortened affair with EFA which had no effect on the Sullivan Trail championship which Horseheads had already captured. The highlight of the season was winning the championship in a fine match with EFA at Francourt Farms. As for individual performance, the team was blessed with balance-four different boys being medalists in different matches. Steve Acuto's two under par 70 at Francourt in the champion- ship match with EFA has to be one of the finest rounds of scholastic golf, if not the finest, ever seen in this area. Emmett Courtright, along with Steve provided the most consistent performances during the seasons, but they couldn't have done it without the help of Gary Baldwin, Jay Ecthernach, Jimmy Nichols, freshman John Rogers, Rick Reinsmith, and Chip Keister. 74 Top: Gary Armstrong. Second Row: Gary Webber, Jack Sears, David Roe. Third Row: Fred Tomkins, Phil Simmons, Steve Roe, Dan Swartwood. TENN S ummluwffwn i 'ff 1m m wwmw me .nf -w mi 2 wmww W MMS 'HM The 1968 tennis team, despite the coach- ing efforts of Mr. Callahan, put together an admirable 10-4 record behind the gut- sy leadership of Dave Roe, star of singles and doubles. The thrilling daredevil play of these stalwarts of sport brought the fans screaming to their feet time and time again. The photos on these pages are a poor tribute to such remarkable athletes, but we hope that the respect and admira- tion accorded to them by all will be enough satisfaction for these wizards of sport. - contributed by an impartial observer BASEBALL FIRST ROW: G. Peabody, D. Lintal, D. Fischer, H. Miller, B. Bruns, M. Rivelo. SECOND ROW: D Benesh, K. Jansen, C. Ford, A. Baker, M. Mansfield, M. Rima. THIRD ROW: D. Veres, S. Smith Coach Kirkendall, D. Kerrick, E. Rodabaugh. Q 1 VARSITY G. Callandar, K. Collins, S. Himmelreich, S. Clark, N. Blauvelt, S. Haynes, S. Swanson, V. Chapman, M. Mosesg cap tain, S. Schmidt, S. Lynch. CHEERLEADERS S One skirt minus eight pleats . . . enthusiasm and posters . . . smiling When the team is losing . . . plans for the Homecoming . . . balloons for the gym . . . a feeling of defeat prevailing after pep rallies . . . gold charm bracelets jingling . . . long philosophical bus rides . . . new cheers and old uniforms . . . being a cheerleader is really nice! JUNIOR VARSITY J. Dickinseng co-captain. V. Abrun- zo, L. Raker, J. Woodworth, S. Pr1slopsk1gcapta1n,J. Raker. JUNIOR VARSITY S. Gale, P. Holland, B' VanDuSen, S. Gushue, B. Bauman, C. Purdue. Early-morning crowds scatter the once-empty football bleachers . . . nine bubbling girls bounce with excitement . . . a trip to Endicott increases experience . . . a cute little mascot captures the crowd . . . HV-I-C-T-O-R-YU . . .they achieved it!! l i I -2.2 Gs' seg 1 , ,, x,'fig,- ,: ?.,5?- ,4- .v,g.,-1,1wa- -1fXf.g- ' ya-lim , , 1t.,,-,ww fiiffeiff Wffifl -5325. ,M .V., AQ, wg, ww me X W Q., x N W N iffy: X X N. , x WX: Sw 4 if . sw- QQS vw 1+ 5 W ww -1 Q: :aff K 4 - , 2:-A weft 2 -- X , 3 A 5 Q O J FIRST ROW: R. Frost, J, Nichols, S. Shroyer, S. Smith, R. Wiley, L. Stew. SECOND ROW: M. Moses, D. Blauvelt, R. uurtiss, U. nan, kfkldbll Gushue, D. Swartwood, T. Eckler, D. Grant. VARSITY BASKETBALL Real potential . . . overtime at Hornell . . . maybe not a winning record but a great team . . . nothing could stop them in the Southside games . . . watching the Dundee Shamrocks . . . sweating . . . practicing , . . fight- ing to make Horseheads proud . . . had spirit! UNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL FRE SHMAN BASKETBALL i L.. FIRST ROW: J. Echternach, D. Andrews. SECOND ROW: M. McLain, R. Kinsman J. Burns, M. Belosky THIRD ROW. D H Il ' M. . ' . e sing, Campagna, R. Mathews, M, Mac- Gayhe, Coach Wallon. FIRST ROW: K. McGayhee, C. Judge, B. Ball. SECOND ROW: K. Fortier, J. Eisenhart J Beanstalk W Chamb 1 ' THIRD R . er a1n. OW: L. Cinder, S. Eckler, P. Maravitch, M. Mouse, D. Duck, Ai. Funicello, Li Swartwood, Coach Mortimer. if 42? if Ap' '12 f'7ff7 4I' ' .f .. ,K-M. The Troy tournament over Christmas vacation with Garth Hickey the Outstanding Wrestler . . . Working off five pounds before the match. -. .sacrificing meals. . .suffering . .Half- Nelsons . . . pinning the opponent . . . it all paid off. . . a great squad. RESTLING VARSITY WRESTLING-FIRST ROW: L. Murray, D. Matejka, D. Smith, D. Tay- lor, M. Kelley, K. Welch, R. Palmer. SECOND ROW: D. Edminster, P. Tompkins, D. Sozanski, M. Pastrik, Mr. Denhoff, B. McIntyre, J. Veres, G. Hickey. l SENIORS-FIRST ROW: G. McLain, D. Matejka, D. Taylor, M. Kelley. SECOND ROW: D. Sozanski, G. Hickey, D. Edminster, L. Murray. I if ,J X 4 v' .r 1 1 Q- . ff . .,. - Q JUNIOR VARSITY-FIRST ROW: D. Moyer, P. VanAuken, D. Johnson, M. Kimball, J. Along, S. Kelley. SECOND ROW: L. Ballings, F. Rhodes, S. Kroser, Mr. Rollison, R. Brown, I. Tompkins, T. Sullivan. ' fn My l yL - . ,., . . Q. S 2 FRESHMAN-FIRST ROW: K. Altoff, F. Cernhorsky, L. Stonehenge. SECOND ROW: H. Nelson, C. Room, M. Moyer, T. Switch, M. Ilco, F. Roll, O. Park. THIRD ROW: T. Slocum, L. Board, S. Boyce, L. Matt, S. Lintel, C. Bodoni, J. May. k Ya Y ' Z V1 ACTIVITIES Havinga'gBall . . . Horse- heads claims the Junior Miss Title . . . A heated Student Council Campaign . . . Po- litical parties during Youth County . . . 'LHam for the Junior Class Actors . . . Decoratingforthe prom . . . Future engineers at Cornell UNIOR PRO La Forget Enchantee . . Tradition is broken . . . Good music to dance to Green Parachutes replace crepe paper Parties . . . fatigue . . . Action on Center Street . . . Decoration Committee meetings . 'nk Wm . A . LA FORET EN CHANTEE , vs, N 1. V la J' ' 4 6- .C if wk' f' I , . - -1 K 'L 4, x JV, ' qv, Ji 'vig J Q6 I ' ' A A A Ax -. sf A Q .. - , A 'XTHHXE 1,1 C4 E f X I- ff I ,, 4 'E gn Q 19514 0 ,1 15 in If 8 ' A' XJ XiQ':'K k.V '9.37 NMJ f 1 97 Iii J: K' s 1 .., fi Ag 1 . ug-'if ' -. X ,H ,4J if X . A -1: i 2. , H Wx g I-' A 2. V, 61' wig? x .T'A f ii. in ,J -1- 'vi 'i i Q .'ff:w? '-j?Bri7'4'--,u CQ'- i' J- fic? ,iii i C A f' . V, . ' RJ-.1 ,. '-L 'V F 'ix ,fa .. A -L, 'rs Lei '11 C'-Af ' IN A' is C if X 2 5 5 'N f Aff is 1 f - XXV ff 7' 51. iff! X31 A ,A ff! lA,a!,zf.-, .Mme N vMA X , ff if A- A , v X. Lf B -' I , g AAA. A ' ' iii' 'A ' ' WSQQW Candidates for Kingg Charley Berlin, Candidates for Queen: Sue Douglass, Steve Srnith, Dave Roe, Dan Swartwood. Sharon Haynes, Chris Mayhew, Pat Benedek. UNIOR MISS A Junior Miss . . . poise, intelligence, physical fitness, talent . . . Horseheads sends three of the best . . . Watching as our girls captured the talent section with a gymnastic routine, baton twirling and a piano selection . . . waiting as the awards were announced . . . Susan Douglass holding her winner's trophy new friends congratulating ,each other . . , Horseheads was well repre- sented. Sue Douglass, Patty Benedek, Carol Betts ALL STATE CHOIR Preparing a solo . . . auditioning at Chenago . . . Forks . . . sight reading? . . . Tensely waiting for acceptance . . . Buffalo -blinding snow-practicing . . . satisfaction. From top to bottom: Mark Wagner, Steve Roe, Steve Beckner. Courtesy ofthe Star-Gazette. ? E MY THREE ANGELS JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Late night rehearsals Pizza in the girls' lav opening lines . . . What's that funny feeling in my stomach? What if they don't Laugh? Make-up artists and angry directors . . . What! Where's Adolf? ,XA .A-, - r ,-.. Efzxglyf 152 ff K ,sfffgliilf . vi iii: ' f :,.1.W.1 QEA51 fisf - if was .af afwxzn i wfzvfwv f l .. , ,bp- ,. V - .. '....Q- .. i Q ,.,, I ,. f A 2 if- N 2 E vu 73? yi gi' tg, A .. ,, E ' fx 4 C. Betts, G. Lewish, R. Balmer, D. Roe. SYRACUSE CITIZENSHIP CONFERENCE Preliminary Written exam lasting all morning . . . current events . . . debates . . . Vietnam and urban . . . bull-headed know- it-alls cause frustration . . . Voting on ideas and presentation . . . obtain points toward a Syracuse University Scholarship . . . awards amid applause. FIRST ROW: P. Slocum, J. Savino, W. Roberts, M. Rima, G. Armstrong. SECOND ROW: W. Biesiada, D. Swartwood, G. Lewish, J. Lepley, S. Acuto, P. Melvin. THIRD ROW: C. Whidden, R. Balmer, D. Masters,J. Buxton, C. Berlin, J. El-y, D. Kaplan, D. Boyce. CORNING ENGINEERING DAY Juniors miss a day of school . . . a trip to Corning Glass Works . . .discussions. . .exhibits. . .demonstrations . .con- sidering the field of ceramics? . . . lunch at the Baron and speeches. FIRST ROW: B. Golden, C. Smith, L. Lewis, S. Haynes, J. Along, J. Elliott, J. Amundson, S. Schmidt, J. Savino. SECOND ROW: P. Stoller, d C Wh'dden J Le le R Balmer K Shappee S Lynch W Biestada THIRD M. Pesesky, S. Fitzsimmons, M. Murphy, P. Slocum, P. Hay en, . 1 , . p y, . , . , . , . . ROW: R. Court, P. Melvin, J. Solomon, R. Richards, M. Rima, P. Nelson, G. Armstrong, K. Gilbert, C. Barry, C. Betts, S. Beckner, A. Duncan. FOURTH ROW: A. Martin, D. Boyce, J. Brown, R. Pelot, D. Maurer, C. Berlin, G. Lewish, J. Buxton, D. Kaplan, D. Swartwood, R. Joy, W. Rob- erts. YOUTH COUNTY May 16 and 17 . . . dividing into Nationalist, Federalist and Independent parties . . . Dave Roe promising that the Indian uprisings in the swampland would be suppressed . . . elections for local and county offices with results on T. V. . . . education- al yet fun. 7 BOY'S AND GIRL'S STATE A sudden transformation-teen-ager to true citizen . . . caucuses . . . elections . . . Sgt. LaComb and his calisthenics before breakfast . . . rivalries. . . 'iwar councils . . .trouble for some but increasing insight for all others . . . recreation-tennis, softball, basketball . . . new friends . . . new ideas . . . probably the great- est school-associated educational activity. S. Beckner, G. Lewish, D. Roe, A. Martin, K. Reas, J. Along, D. Swartwood, C. Ber lin, RL. Balmer. UNI OR ROTARIANS Being able to eat Wednesday din- ner at the Hickory House with the Rotarians of Horseheads . . . after- dinner speeches, slides . . . relaxed businessmen with whom you can establish contacts for post-col1egi- ate jobs . . . many are fined for row- diness . . . jokes, laughter . . . two boys are chosen each month as ju- nior rotarians. S. Smith, R. Balmer, W. Roberts, M. Rima, D. Hall, D. Blauvelt, C. Berlin, G. Lewish, J. Buxton, G. Baldwin, S. Beckner, D. Swartwood, D. Roe, P. Hayden. ! F K. Brenza, M. Rima, T. Dineen, S. Dunbar, B. Roberts, G, Lewish, D. Dick, M. Colegrove, D. Roe, C. Kapral, K. Slocum. MANLIUS MATH You win a few, you lose a few. That was the sentiment of the Horseheads High math enthusiasts upon returning from the an- nual High School Mathematics Tournament in Manlius. Per- haps we'll return with a winner sometime soon. VUCA l'lUN AL TECH FIRST ROW: S. Kelley, E. Bakley, J. Whitaker, D. Johnson, L. Monks, M. Beckwith, G. Blackwell, G. Irwin. SEC- OND ROW: D.Andrews, R. Brown,J.Cruttenden,S Cadek P. Parrow, V Lawrence D. Bunn,S Darrow E. Mor on G W' l F . , .,., g , . ms ow, .Cernahor- sky, R. Hawe, G. Goodwin, M. Kelly. THIRD ROW: C. Loomis, M. Mansfield, S. Merrott, S. O'Buckley, P. Bonning, J. Hall, J. Gummoe, W. Hooey, B. Proctor, D. Morse, D. Bacon, C. Decker, E. Patelunas, D. West, B. Norton, R. Howe. FOURTH ROW: R. Wood, M. Mansfield, G. Bell, S. Luce, H. Litenwater, H. Schwartz, R. Brown, R. Bissell, T. Luther, D. Martin, L. Reed, W. McLaughlin, C. Woodruff, E. Wood, W. Norton, J. Houston. VO-TECH 1 VOCATIONAL TECH FIRST ROW: R. Mahoney, D. Brenzee, J. Gardner, G. Crane, M. Lusky SECOND ROW: R. Himmerman, D. Bell, G. Brown, D. Burdick, M. Spencer. THIRD ROW: L Frycek, A. Bowen, D. Janne, D. Cummings, D. Dobell. J. Quinng treasurer, J. Brown, president, R. Ryang secretary, A. Bowan, A. Terwilleger, W. Swartwood, D Janne, D. Norris, vice-president, E. Wood, C. Haff, S. Lauper, S. Cole, A. Hammond. Vocational Industrial Clubs of America . . . members from Chemung, Tioga and Schuyler coun ties . . . two state officers from Horseheads . . . the V.I.C.A, ball, many fund-raising activities . . . a convention in Monticello . . . X f ag O eil ggi ml K E Cm- , mf., . MZ -'64 ' 5 M rn ,- , mm? Ma F' -WP' 'Y . 5' t f. 'e we SW ,I x U aww 6 sam, rm, g em: wwf. mwfw, .1-wi , 7 'A ' ' V , 1 if f tif, ',BMZ,M?,, Gun: WW? S f sa v 551413014 W' M ,,.,,,,.... it Sw? ' hav 13,1 1 aww fm ry-gif 'W' Qfwf 7 . fn gf t ,, X' L if f 4 J I, ji., , J . 'fl ,Jef J 5 fl 1fljfL,'7 I 1 f ., , J ,e., 4, Cgggf f . . fy' 1 , 1, 1,011 ff d ,1, ,A .i ,wt If fmf Q-. 4- M f 1 1 f 7 F' - ff I f- t cd' ff? - .V ,WJ fj,f'L.4, .4,,f 7 n , ' i -5 f.L.-41 ff' ,-, ,f ' Q' . ,f 6- K If J7'4.,I,C?lf, lf, , 1 f 1' .' Lf-7' A-17 J, f ' ' 9 Lui fgw ffl r, 1, K' ,. M- 1 JL QW . ff' - irq f , Vjgxq X X ff' ff. . ' 'I Cl KC 57 'fi I wc. I ,W f'i'c!-.f K AMKQKJ f.f,'7,,,kie X Lil fGff'n'Z'?,.,ff6 ,ku L fd ,f Wf Qfwf ,v Lf ff? l Cfwcv Zfigfgj, I, I ,- ff gf 05,65 H f fy -'flfi , 1 1 , QQ Qwmvi OQNUOWAL cQa.,v,1,. g , 4 71 fw' '54'9'ff'Gff: ' Af42g'wft ,ff if , M'-ef' ifL,f4L7 4.2 if f g Q1 wwf-nfl PROGRAM , ff' f, 'ee' it 'f ff' 3 -X , I Students become skilled in occupations that suit them . . . girls 24,54 carrying hair-styling kits auto mechanics being paid for ,ff-?,,ff,ffZi 1555, 5, -Xiff' fixing a car's brakes . . . child care learned in the former P gl C K, 'f f . . . riding a bus to Philo Road each day . . . more than thirty XM5? A courses offer excellent training . . . part-time high school em- - -,f ,f V M 'ig 5,5 ig FL ployment. -'If-igilllilalgl' i -, - f - ffm f wx! ,f jg, 41 ,i-'fx I' x Viv' .f4,gf', ,if 1' 202 ffc..- ' ., 4,. K f gif F!! A. cfm' 1 Ar f yy, ,gp x ,ff j K fy if girl! A N i -1 L. -C -Stiff? U if 1 ff if f .r 4 l 204 ! W R-mmm 7 .i M f kk RQ 6 z ,H Vw 208 i .www VANBUSKIRK LYNCH FUNERAL JAMES JKYHCH S E- nos: when :wsrwfmzfiz-rfvwftfffs. Nw ' J., ,M M W M.: -V f M- Q ' .M .1 VOTES' LT t t PRES. MELVIN' HISTORIAN CLEVELANIQ - V PRES, R1-:c.sfo. BERLJN 'SECRETARY ADVERTI SEMENTS Ever since they put those Smokey the Bear Ads in the subways, there hasn't been a single forest fire in New York City FAIRBROTHER'S Compliments of AT'-AN-HC CARRGLS Route 328 739-9704 Across from Westinghouse , A N 1, fi '-:2.. Q , 1 - 'A I H I ., ,::l,A VE ITS F .,t.., 't t . ' VERY g Q 7. ,. HUNGRY Z ,.l, , . t,.. f jf, A ' Q' 'l ,,,,. tott - t g tt,tttt PEUPLEI HORSEHEAD'S SUPER DUPER M AV': : E V. - . ,'2 I :':' Zt' , CQ Gray-Wolfes Associates B A' ' B I xi I1 -, VN? A mi fiii ii i i Z A, A ttii A ,i',' 5 ,ii i QQIQQQ . ' tt.', 2 A WQSIQ 'i'i' . t.,. .. W i t'ti' 1 ..,t:.. ..:'f.::' f 1- , ., sri - sw ft c. to 'W' 2 PARAIVIOUNT LANES, INC. 0 Openings for League Bowling O Snack Bar-Lunches OAII Alcoholic Beverages Served Equipped With All New 82.70 AIVIF Equipment Compliments of: Hot Dogs Bar-B-Q-Beef BOB HOOEY A-I-LAN-I-IC Fish and Fries Chicken and Fries 249 sneridan Ave. Compnmems of Elmira Heights, N.Y. RE 4-0133 A 8t W ROOT BEER 10 Compliments of Your ROTARY SERVICE STATIONS BLAUVELT REALTOR G, DEVVEY WHIPPLE 111 Fletcher Street Horseheads, New York Dial 739-5626 Chrysler and Plymouth Sales and Service Horseheads, New York Your Authorized Factory Dealer Van Buskirk-Lynch Funeral Home at For a Lovelier You FURMAN A Gem of a Jewelry Store 106 W. Water St. 0Silverware O Gifts O Diamonds Between HaroId's and Rosenbaum's KENN 0 Watches 0 Watch Repairing HAIR FASHIONS O Jewelry Repairing Call 733-6244 Big Flats, New York 562-8246 free park and shop JENKINS BARBER SHOP I I , M I n I 9 I' S 2887 canal Street, sig Flats Your Hair Will Be Cut The Way You Want lt Since 1873 Superior Meats Fresh Produce Shurfine Foods Delicatessen The finest in fresh-made Bakery Products BOYD AND NORMA'S MARKET lvlain Street Big Flats open 7 days 9:30 AlVl-10:30 P.M. Shop at M999 The area's largest and only enclosed shopping center 34 fine stores Route 17 Chambers Road THE VILLAGE BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP 429 Main St. Big Flats 562-3183 We need your head in To the Class of 1969: Now this is not the end. It 1 is not even the beginning of the end. But it is I x haps, the end of the beginningxj -,N 1 W fx' R, xxx hyd 'UN QV N .JI X 7 AJJ 'XJ' Q I X X- O I - .1 , J XJ xy xii ,Nil !fxy,' xx Y QNX XJ , K' - Q ,Y Tv! XX N J-J Xiu' LJ bl 'XX if ii? JJ xr 'J ' ' i U- vi vw -7 if if YW eb Kyikfsv if W ' i, gf 95' ef Qi SY! x V Y L7 ff M fxysvx mf .if T 5 XX-1 - iv ic ,f X in ,Y f L ,f X 1 ' p ff so iw i 7 fe if! -xx' 7' X my H Kev, 51, N6 NJ L Q' ,X . AL A If X gt, 'N mf M1 N 'W ' X- M Q' UK px if 'A A Vik , fm X , - ' ' V XJ! RN '+I lx Q ' xl -- X K avid, Rv, 2' 10 rx ki J ' fx rt!! M ' A f V . 9 5 Y f 1' L X t X XX' ' fx ,IN-fl 5! XNEJ X035 m , Y fd ya' -x e i K N X J J 4 'J Q fx X Vwf ' 'Y ii mi U WY X XJ i 'N 'A X Y VX' f ' X1 xi s e we Q- L 'M X x , N XV! E .N xy N ' 4-f C A QW ,WV iw XJ ,F XJ Y' Q4 Lf Xl' XJ ' , XJ , -,, J A ., y - Q' X i 1, MQJ ' KJ X' XY X' pw! N' lm, U if u f YY W Q yy J M Wi' ii ' N J, gs Rx f, 1' N NIJ 3' V fx Q, QQEBEZEDQ! Sir Winston Churchill H874-19651 RUDY BAER'S CORNER 102 South Main Street Horseheads, New York BONNING'S PASTRY SHOP All Pastries-Decorated Cakes Open 5 Days Weekly fClosed Nlondaysl 8A.IVl. to 5:30 P.lVi. Sat.-8 A.M. to 5 P.M. 129 W. Franklin St. RE 9-7112 Horseheads, N.Y MARK M. TABER Insurance Agency Charles H. Goodyear, Agent Horseheads, New York E. M. PFAFF 81 SON, INC. Architectural Mill Work Dial RE 9-2221 204 E. Franklin St. Horseheads, New York THOS. H Compliments of IBBARD HARDWARE CO. 117-119 Franklin Street Horseheads, New York Since 1871 INC. J. H. COHEN See Bobbie Brooks and Ship 'n' Shore in The Cracker Jacque Room on Historic Hanover Square Horseheads 214 DAILEY VARIETY Your Complete 5 8t 10 cent Store Hanover Square Horseheads Compliments of PALMER'S DRY CLEANERS 701 V2 South Main Street Horseheads, New York Compliments from HORSEHEADS ROTARY CLUB Hickory House, Every Wednesday Evening ROHAN'S DELICATESSEN 117 South Main St. Horseheads, New York DON WRIGHT, INC. Your Complete Hardware Store Hanover Square Horseheads, New York Compliments of BROWN'S PHARMACY Your After-the-Game Rendezvous VINCENT'S RESTAURANT lt's a pleasure to serve you a sandwich or a meal 739-9763 111 Main St. Best Wishes WEILER ASSOCIATES Compliments of FlSHER'S FURNITURE South Main St. Horseheads CHARLES C HMM? CHARLES C, BAKER INSURANCE Fire, Liability, Homeowners, Auto, Theft, Business Horseheads 739-3811 , B1 6 M ,f f C67 5 r N' O Bk X vf uxbvz. Z IRMGROCLERY Q L. MIRKAIQY-GROSERY 'f i - c: r' - ld C t V Z Icefzskeegr Cucina U S Home Milk Delivery Store Hours: Week Days 10 A.M.-9 P.IVI. Sat. 8 AM.-9 PM. Sun. 8 A.M.-7 P.NI. Call 739-1311 1005 South Main Street Horseheads, New York RAY S. COOPER INS. AGENCY BARBER 106 S. Main Street FUNERAL HOME Horseheads, New York 739-1501 HEYIVlAN'S THE STYLE SETTER Mark Twain IVlen's Shop Hanover Square IVIen's Shop Elmira Horseheads WINDSOR PHARMACY Free Prescription Delivery 739-1794 Your Full-Service Pharmacy 204 Gardner Road Horseheads Compliments of GERCW'S DAIRY STORE Compliments of DECKER'S ATLANTIC 205 Gardner Road Horseheads New York f '. I f i l 'iii g f fg r i i i'he y, 5 4 17 I A up r views irisi' irsrisik s e s i HSI?-I -mmm ' ,. .I .. ..,.. W, W , , ,.,, so ...,. . ,. .,,.,, I .,-,. --fiy v,.11,, -,,-.M 2,7 l5Vlg.i.fg,:tqM as-izsfxz--. ,-19, W 12, 3 R ij rx ll il aw u Q I N , 2 S i 3 , ix 5 5 5 S? il. 0 Ng, X QQ , . . ,,ip5,,,, L ,K ,Ms T. , -f,- T, ,Zn ,,.., Laing lEg,?5gmiigz:fez5?1ss K' ' -' ff- Q SUBURBAN TRAILER SALES The Campers Haven 304 Watkins Road Horseheads 739-9985 1 1 I UQ G , I 1 ?- - M I J J ,, 1' f?.7?',.f. ,IF CARPET SERVICE 739-5526 HORSEHEADS - ELMIRA - CORNING Qualify Cleaning, Binding 8: Repair Phone 739-4621 NORTHSIDE TEVEVISION Sales and Service Authorized RCA and Sylvania Dealer A Reliable Established Firm 341 Ithaca Road Horseheads, New York Compliments of DAN'S EQUIPMENT CO. Your Home Town Dealer Farm Industrial Lawn and Garden Equipment Phone 739-4840 LEWIS BROTHERS MARKET 703 Westlake Street Horseheads 217 Bob and Hilda Segar Owners and Managers SUN VALLEY MOBILE HOMES We Deal In Wheel Estates Millport Rt. 14 RE 9-5194 East Corning Rt. 17 562-8491 PRINTING O S For Quality Offset T and Letterpress Printing at Reasonable Prices Horseheads Post, lnc. 211 North Main Street 739-7233 4,701 J I jr C! 8,5 qowf welt filler Lyman- am. 59p 3CJL,GQ, jvfgpifz 4-foe, ffm-205 4321A ff, , 5- CUSTOM POOLS AND EQUIPMENT SG- 'JIWJEQ KENNEDY KITCHENS, INC. ff7fwcJ -Z A-ofa 6 C7 0 ov 24.22 5erQ5:s25'Qij My DV, A ,gf ga ara, 01044, QfJ0J Waggf 65 Custom Kitchen Specialists 203 Wisteria Way , X 727 Fox St., Horseheads 53 U 3 'fb ffcmglorseheads, New Yorlg Xb 'TC ff WWC! 739-3505 QU' 5 X LMS- !9Q,O72?'9690 ff 'CJ S C-EJLICJ !4f5Svi'yI' I I. Z3-2S'7Lcfff5i!zg ' 0, tilt C f J' H UIJII ' I Compliments of I 5 Opp X w 1 DDQ , tm I A MARSHALL-s 40, I h I S 19 9, FEED IVIILL J C XA Horseheads New York I fi I I f C AL I I U ' I 7 Ole cl I Q 4 lp . ' Q yi CONGRATULATIONS , A Q31 X TO OUR WONDERFUL I f' 1 f lx X 'L HORSEHEADS Hier-i - STUDENTS Telephone Monge Homes, Inc. 739-3636 Developers of Green Brier 218 HOUSE OF ALTO BEAUTY SALONS For the woman who cares... that loved look Grand Central Plaza 739-5666 Southtown Plaza 734-2066 Langdon Plaza 734-3311 1225 W. Water Street 732-4040 FOR BETTER NEW and USED CARS ROUND Buy From MAN Bill Richards Auto Sales WITH THE SQUARE DEAL U II74 S. MAIN ST. HORSEHEADS, N. Y. RE 9-3881 Horseheads Savi and ngs Loan Association 112 N. lVlain Street Horseheads, N.Y. Saving Accounts Nlortagage Loans Student Loans Passbook Loans Home Improvement Loans American Express Travelers Cheques Money Orders F Q DATE YMUIEN S eague CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, INC. HORSEHEADS PLANT 1011 South Ave. Horseheads, N. Y. 14845 umm M6 Pnnnurrs EEJEJ 5, DISCOUNT CI T Elmira Burning 2075 Upper Rt. 15 8 Erwin lake Hollow Rd. Rd- Y BUDDIES' Garden Center Landscapers 2030-34 Lake Street Elmira, New York Our Business-Beautiful Homes Lawns and Gardens VAN BRUNT MOTORS INC LAKE STREET HORSEHEADS, N. Y. TELEPHONE-3 REGENT 3-56lO - 3-5 6I9 219 KNOWN FOR VALUES Your Friendly Family Store Grand Central Plaza Horseheads, New York Compliments of ALL POINT SERVICE 1950 College Avenue SCHAMEL BROS. 81 THOMAS Complete Professional Diving Service Certified Instruction Phone 607-529-3342 Box 16 Chemung, New York Sales Service P 81 C FOOD MARKETS, INC. Congratulations to the Class of 1969 45 1 20 SPIRAWK APPLIANCE SALES JACK ERVIN 29-31 West 14th Street Elmira Heights, New York Phone RE 4-6139 HAIVIIVIOND'S GROCERY 5476 Main Street Millport, New York 739-4711 .17 I -Q- HOIVIES CORPORATION f2LW,,f The Growth Shelter Company yi fig faff's'3co L-fix f Z-4ffwAMf'f1 Qwrfff H My f I x, ,', I7 ,, XZQQ, V, qnxffgb 1 - , IQJIZMJO, D Af5A q-93 4'f'L'e!k MW Q L WW-I 'iff I 3 ,ff O 61 L. Us-ffiflfl CQ MA ' ' --7 rw? VA M14 fiff41glZQ s, New York PINE VALLEY TRAILER SALES AND COURTS SHIRLEY R. CANADA Real Estate Broker We Have the Key to Greater Suburban Living Savings At Its Best Pine Valley 739-2732 DOLLAR GUIDE PIONEER HOUSING DIVISION 305 Watkins Road, Horseheads 221 739-4341 Congratulations to the Class of 1969 Ed Kunicky Tire Sales at ,iff f 1 5 Z J C? 'V The Tire Warehouse 7. UC? 'Q F173 105 West Third Street Lf: ' za' G 4 f 593 Elmira, New York 733-9311 or 733-9426 . C fsagxirg, M 1 1. w wiffff if 122 fc, if as Compliments of HORSEHEADS AGWAY BANK A FULL SERVICE For Your Convenience . . . I Horseheads Office 602 South Main Street 0 Big Flats Office 437 Maple Avenue -pw it ffuy' UI MLW- tlffilffttttitfliiliii C, C . cMlo.e i I Truzttngggnpggif Elmira, Horseheads and Big Flats , lil We tlwitww W l ONE ROOF! IVIARIIXIE IVIIDLAIXID TFILIST CDIVIPAINIY DF sour:-seam New vonx umbf. r,4,,.1:n.pf...i im.,.m cafpm1..,. Compliments of HUCK FINN MOTEL 101 Westinghouse Road Horseheads, New York Compliments of Elmira American Legion Post No. 443 316 Lake Street, Elmira W X QXlliU VLVLFH? ii 01 wi ' X, X fl KW l PM w tri l i W Il X U A , Wulf Q if N01 l ' Atv W V . , if A , lv tiff ij N ,f jp Q i . .6 lg ! T fb! Tl i L . ,DJQSQM fp' l iw 5 if West's Service Station 4 im 7 N Donald E. 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