Indian River Central School - Ojequack Yearbook (Philadelphia, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1963 volume:

♦ Inmn Rm (mm fcmi STAFF Editor-In-Chief...............................................•Helen “aloJr Assistant Editor..............................................Lonetta Swartout Literary Editor...............................................Stephanie Adams Literary Assistant............................................K«y Hall, Suranne Harper, Paul Neuroth, Judith Miles Picture Editor•••• Picture Assistants Typing Editor� ••• Typing Assistants Art Editor........ Art Assistants••• Business Manager. .Audrey Taylor .Robert Gardam, Leonard Call, Gerard Desormeaux, Beverly Aldrich, Barbara MoConnell, Barbara Thornton, Patricia Brown, Ellen Hudson, Sally Eggleston, Carol Neuroth, Carol MoKeever, Sally Bishop, Rosemary Morrow, Jeanne Finch, Barbara Stewart, Lonetta Swartout .Elaine LePorte .Patricia Brown, Iris Ellingsworth, Lynn Hall, Suranne Harper, Linda Hatch, Bonnie Quenoer .Brenda Goodnough .John Meeks, Constance La Clair .Bonita Cooke DEP CA TION We the class of 1963 dedicate our edition of the OJEQUACK to Mrs. Marguerite MaoAllister and Mrs. Helen Gilmore in appreciation of the assistance and inspiration they have given to us during our high school years. 1 Mrs Helen Gilmore Mrs Marguerite MaoAllister DMINISTRA TIObI . S£(g£ TAMES Mrs. Sharpe Peroy E. Ball Supervising Principal George _E. Bush Building Principal Mr. Shephard t ( Elwood A. Forrester District Superintendent Mrs. O'Driscoll 2 LHa Bellinger Mathematics Frank Bondelllo Industrial Arts Joseph Butler Soience John Bowles Librarian William boersl English Vera Cummerton Physoial Education Harold Curtia Umell Plngaan Guidanoe Driver Education Richard Emperor Citisenship 3 Richard Fahsel Mathematics Charles Folsom Marlon Fulllngton Science-Mathematics English Roger Gartland Citizenship Core Curriculum Francis Gilbert Citizenship Samuel Jones Physical Education Helen Gilmore English Mary Kellner Homemaking Marguerite MacAllister William Heck Music Harold Hayden Attendance Milton Marsh Industrial Arts 4 Ella Mo Sweeney English Maurice Pfister Citizenship Marion Quencer Mathematics Robert Montford Art Charles Redmond Business Science-Mathematics Art Doris Rogers Citizenship Lucille Noyes Nurse Helen Redmond Business-English Marie Smith French-English 5 Carol Sherman English s Hattie Sterling Citizenship Doris Towne Homemaking Douglas Towne Agriculture Science - Isabelle White Dental Hygienist Physical Education Business CUSTODIANS Row 1 D • Booking, V. Per rone, A. li. Smith, C Thompson, V. Mowers Row 2 H. Mack M. Pedder, V, Myers, K« Moore, H« Gleason, M. Rose CAFETERIA STAFF BMPP OF EPUCA Row 1-A. Fults; J. Wenk, President; A. Crosby, Vice President; R. Hulbert; Row 2— H.Shepard, Clerk; D Schell; D. Putman; A. LaFave; G. Henderson; R. Merriman Row 1 E. Gleason, Freeman, Whitmore, L. MoKeever, Siewertaon Row 2 R Wilson R. Perin, R. Rose, G. Mac Allister Row 3 H. Davison, R. Powell, W. Kelsey, R. Thornton G. Coon Row 4 R. Dougall, R. Flath, E. Call, H. Dickson, E. Sixbury, F Leeson BU5 PM V 8 John Ada Football 2,3 Intramuralr 2 Future Teachers U Senior Play Student Council 3 Class Officer 2 Operation Advance 4 Tim Allen Kid Football 2,31 Wrestling 2 Rifle Club 1,2,3,4 Chorus Senior Play Staff Senior Salesman Beverly Aldrich Bev Bowling 4 Intramurel8 1,2,3,4 Commercial Club 4 Chorus 1,2,4 Yearbook 4 Senior Play Staff Albert W. Benware Benny Football 2,3,4 Wrestling 1,2,3 Senior Play Staff James Bartlett Jim Track 3 Future Farmers 2 Steff Bowling 2,3,4 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Intramurals 2,3,4 Future Teachers 4 Library Club 3 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Orchestra 2,3,4 All State Orchestra Junior Play Staff Senior Play Steff Student Council 1,3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Newspaper 1,3,4 A. F. S Committee 3,4 Co-Ed Correspondent 3 Senior Salesman 9 Gary Brown Gara Intramurale 1 Wrestling 2,3 Junior Play Staff Senior Play Staff Yearbook 4 Thomas Boyer Tommy Wrestling 4 Library Club 2 Band 1,2,3,4 Danoe Band 4 Senior Play Staff Essay Contest 3 Senior Salesman Jane Booking Janie Cheerleader 1,2,4 Intramurals 1,2 Future Nurses 3 Junior Play Staff Senior Ploy Staff Student Council 4 Class Officer 2 Lynn M Brown Popsiole Intramurals 1 Student Counoil 1,2 Linda Lou Brotherton Lindy Lou Bowling 2,4 Soccer 2 Senior Play Staff Senior Salesman Sally Bishop Sal Bowling 1,2,3 Intramurals 1,2,3 Swimming 1,2,3 Future Nurses 3, Library Club 2,3 Biology Club 2 Dramatics Club U Senior Play Yearbook k Newspaper U Senior Salesman 10 Patrioie Brown Pat Bowling 2,4 Commaroial Club 4 Senior Play Staff Yearbook 4 Newspaper 4 Senior Salesman Robert Bruyns Bob” Football 4 Lloyd G. Clark Lloyder Football 3,4 Wrestling 3,4 Traok 3,4 Future Farmers 2,3,4 F.F.A. Play 3 Jean Carman Bowling 4 Senior Play Staff Leonard Call Wrestling 3,4 Future Farmers 2,3,4 Junior Play Senior Play Staff Yearbook 4 Dsvid Chamberlain Davie” Soooer 4 Senior Play Staff 11 Bonita Cooke John Cook Soooer 3,4 Wrestling 2,3,4 Basketball 1 Senior Play Staff Wayne Cooke Football 2,3,4 Wrestling 2,4 Traok 3 Science Club 4 Senior Play Staff Paul Nicholas Cocoo Chooolate Band 1,2,4 Brass Quartette 1,2,4 Chorus 4 Danoe Band 1,2,4 Orchestra 1,2,4 All State Band 1,2,3,4 Senior Play Staff Judy Cooke Cookie” Bowling 2 Commercial Club 4 Future Nurses 3 Library Club 3 Chorus 1,2,4 Orohestra 1,2,4 Senior Play Staff Yearbook 4 Bonnie Future Nurses 3 Science Club 4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Junior Play Staff Senior Pl8y Staff Student Council 1,3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Class Officer 3,4 Essay Contest 3 Yearbook 4 Newspaper 1,3 A F S Committee 4 Senior Salesman Candace Coon Candy Bowling 2,3,4 Junior Play Staff Senior Play Staff Senior Salesman 12 Edwin Crowner Larry S. Cross Elsie Intramurals 3 Soooer 4 Senior Play Dramatics Club 4 William Decker Wee Willie Football 4 Wrestling 4 Basketball 1 Band 1,2,3,4 Orchestra 4 Junior Play Staff Senior Play Staff n Ed Wrestling 2,3 Senior Salesman James Decker Maynard Football 2,3,4 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Norma Jean Crossman Nonnie Jean Bowling 4 Senior Play Staff i Craig Desormeau Track 3 Basketball 1 Science Club 4 Senior Play Staff Yearbook 4 13 Gerard Desormeeu Brenda Dwyer Brendy Bowling 2,4 Intramurale 1,2,4 Twirling 2 Commercial Club 4 Chorus 1,2,4 Senior Play Staff Robert Eggleston Bob Baseball 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Senior Play Staff Student Council 1 Sally Eggleston Sal Bowling 4 Cheerleader 4 Intranural8 1,2,3,4 Commercial Club 3,4 Chorus 1,2 Junior Play Senior Play Staff Student Council 4 Yearbook 4 Newspaper 4 Senior Salesman Jeanne Finoh Jeannle Dee Bowling 2 Future Nurses 3 Library Club 3 Science Club 4 Chorus 1,2,3 Senior Play Staff Essay Contest 3 Yearbook Staff Newspaper 3,4 Operation Advance 4 14 Robert Gardam Bob Baseball 4 Yearbook 4 Arlene Grace Fowler Frog Bowling 2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3 Junior Play Staff Senior Play Staff Senior Salesman Janet Ann Fullington Bowling 2 Intrarurals 1,2 Future Teachers 3,4 Library Club 3 Soience Club 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Brass Quartette 2,3,4 Junior Play Senior Play Student Council 2 Honor Sooiety 2,3,4 Essay Contest 3 Newspaper 1 A.F.S Candidate 3 Evelyn Frink Evie Future Nurses 3 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Senior Play Staff Robert Gibbs Bobby Baseball 1,2 Football 3,4 Wrestling 4 Future Teachers 4 Band 1,2,5,4 Brass Quartette 1,2,3,4 Danoe Band 1,4 All County Band 1 All State Band 1,2,3,4 Honor Sooiety 2,3,4 Citizenship Conference 3,4 Yearbook 4 r Brenda Goodenough Bren Bowling 2,3,4 Intranurals 2,3,4 Commercial Club 3 Library Club 3 Pep Club 4 Photo Club 4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Senior Play Staff Citizenship Conference 3,4 Yearbook 4 Newspaper 3,4 15 Kay Marie Hall Kaysie Bowling 3 Commercial Club 3 Future Teachers 3,4 Library Club 3 Chorus 1,2,2,4 Majorette 2,3,4 Junior Play Senior Play Dramatics Club 4 Student Council 2 Yearbook 4 Newspaper 2,4 A F S. Committee 3 Operation Advance 4 Soienoe Club 4 Lynn Adelle Hall Evelyn Hamilton Ev Intramurals 1,2,4 Junior Play Staff Senior Play Staff Bowling 2 Intraraurals 2 Commercial Club 3,4 Future Teachers 4 Library Club 3 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Junior Play Staff Senior Play Staff Dramatics Club 4 Yearbook 4 Newspaper 4 Linda Hatch Lindy Bowling 3,4 Commercial Club 3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Sextette 2,3,4 Junior Play Staff Senior Play Staff Yearbook 4 Newspaper 4 Senior Salesman Suzanne Harper Sue Bowling 2,3 Cheerleader 2,3,4 Intramurals 1,2,4 Chorus 3,4 Sextette 4 Junior Play Senior Play Staff Student Council 3 Class Officer 3 Yearbook 4 James Hewitt Jim Football 2 Senior Play Staff 16 Herbert Hurteau Herb Baseball 4 Soocer 4 Wrestling 4 Basketball 1 Senior Play Staff Jacqueline Mae Hughes Jaokie Future Nurses 3 Library Club 3 Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Orohestra 1 Sextette 4 All State Band 3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Junior Play Staff Senior Play Staff Senior Salesman Fran Hurteau Franky Bowling 1,2,4 Intramurals 1,2,4 Contneroial Club 4 Chorus 1,2,4 Class Officer 1 Senior Play Staff Senior Salesman ( Brian Hulbert Band 1,2,3,4 Brass Quartette 2,3 Orohestra 3,4 Junior Play Staff Senior Play Staff 17 Thomas Jewett Patrioia Knight Tom Wrestling 3 Senior Play Staff Senior Salesman Warren Kennehan Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Citizenship Conference 3 Yearbook 4 Boy’s State 3 Larry LaClair Future Farmers 1,2 Senior Play Staff ’’Pat Cheerleader 2 Intramural8 1,2,3,4 Future Teachers 3 Library Club 3 Band 1,2,3 Chorus 4 Junior Play Senior Play Staff Class Officer 2,4 Yearbook 4 Constance La Clair Connie Bowling 4 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Basketball 2,4 Photo Club 4 Chorus 2 Junior Play Senior Play Staff Yearbook 4 Elaine La Porte Twinkletoes Bowling 4 Intramurals 3 Future Teachers 4 Library Club 1,2,3 Soienoe Club 4 International Relations 2,3 Junior Play Staff Senior Ploy Staff Citizenship Conference 3,4 Yearbook 4 Newspaper 4 Operation Advance 4 18 Kent Lingenfelter Senior Play Staff James Mattingly Jim Baseball 1 2,4 Football 2,3,4 Intramurals 1 Manager 1 Wrestling 2,3,4 Future Teachers 4 Junior Play Honor Sooiety 3,4 Boys' State 3 Helen Maloy Future Teachers 4 Library Club 3 Science Club 4 Junior Play Staff Senior Play Staff Student Council 1 Honor Society 2,3,4 Essay Contest 3 Yearbook Editor Senior Salesman Faye Masters bowling 2 Future Nurses 3,4 Library Club 3,4 Junior Play Senior Play Stsff Stanley Lookwood Stan Wrestling 2 Senior Play Staff Photo Club 4 Dramatics Club 4 i Barbara Jean Me Connell Babe Bowling 1,2,3, Intramurals 1,2,3, Chorus 1,2,3, Junior Play Staff Senior Play Staff Yearbook k 19 Jack MoGurn Reverend Chorus 4 Rifle 1,2,3,4 Senior Play Staff Student Council 1 Carol McKeever Dutch” Intraraurals 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Junior Play Staff Senior Play Staff Yearbook 4 Earl Meeks Mannie Band 1,2 Senior Play Staff Dramatics Club 4 John Meeks ”Johnny Baseball 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Photo Club 4 Rifle 1 Senior Play Staff Student Counoil 3 Judith Anne Miles Judy” Intramurals 1 Science Club 4 Band 2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Orchestra 3,4 Sextette 2,3,4 All State Band 4 Honor Sooiety 3,4 Essay Contest 3,4 Yearbook 4 Operation Advance 4 Junior Play Senior Play Staff Senior Salesman Ronald Monica Ron Football 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Rifle Club 1 Class Offioer 4 Junior Play Senior Play Staff Senior Salesman 20 Suzanne Moore Sue Bowling 2,3 Future Teachers 3,4 Science Club 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Orchestra 2,3,4 Sextette 3,4 Junior Play Senior Play Staff Yearbook 4 A.F.S. Candidate 4 Operetion Advance 4 Senior Salesman Carol Neuroth Carrot-top Cheerleader 2 Future Teachers 3,4 Library Club 3 Soienoe Club 4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Junior Play Senior Play Staff Dramatics Club 4 Student Council 1,2,3 A F S« Committee 2 Operation Advanoe 4 Senior Salesman Donald Myers Leon Football 3 Donald Mosher Don Soccer 4 Future Farmers 1.2 Rosemary Morrow Rosie Bowling 2 Intramurale 1 Future Teachers 4 Future Nurses 4 Library Club 3 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Yearbook 4 Newspaper 3,4 Senior Play Staff Paul Neuroth Baseball 1 Soooer 3,4 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Soienoe Club 4 Junior Play Staff Senior Play Staff Student Counoil 4 Class Offioer 3 Yearbook 4 Newspaper 2 Operation Advance 4 21 Gordon Panchou Gordio Soooer 4 Wrestling 3 Kenneth Ridsdele Senior Play Staff George O'Donnell Intramurals 1 Wrestling 2 Soienoe Club 4 Junior Play Staff Senior Play Dramatios Club 4 Operation Advance 4 John A. Oberton Baseball 1 Intramurals 2 Soooer 3 Future Fanners 1,2,3,4 F F.A. Farm Forum 3 Student Council 4 Class Offioer 4 Operation Advanoe 4 Bonnie Quenoer Bowling 2,3 Commercial Club 3,4 Future Nurses 3 Senior Play Staff Yearbook 4 Newspaper 4 Senior Salesman 22 Michael B. Purpura Mike Basketball 1 Science Club 4 Operation Advance 4 Senior Play Donald H« Sayer Don Barbara Jean Stewart Barbie” Bowling 3,4 Cheerleader 1,2,4 Intramurals 1,2 Commeroial Club 3,4 Library Club 3 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Orchestra 2,3,4 Sextette 3,4 Senior Play Staff Yearbook 4 Newspaper 1 Operation Advance 4 Senior Salesman Robert Shawcross Bob Basketball 1,2 Football 4 Future Teachers 3,4 Future Farmers 1,2,3,4 Farm Forum 3 Speaking Contest 1,2,3,4 Jeanne ISurdock Smith Mean1 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Commercial Club 3 Library 3 Sharon Schnauber Future Nurses 3 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Essay Contest 3 Newspaper 4 Junior Play Senior Play Senior Salesman t Wayne Storie Consneroial Club 4 Rifle 1,2,3,4 Senior Ploy Staff 23 John Sutton Button” Soccer 4 Rifle Club 1 Chorus 3,4 Senior Play Staff Senior Salesmen Lonetta Swartout Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Future Teachers 4 Future Nurses 3 Chorus 3,4 Junior Play Staff Senior Play Dramatics Club 4 Student Council 1,2,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Newspaper 1,2 For. Ex. Student Comm. 2,4 Exchange Student Candidate Audrey Taylor Bowling Intramurale 2 Commercial Club h Future Purees 3 Library Club 3 Junior Play Staff Student Council h Essay Contest 3 Yearbook U Newspaper 1,3. Senior Salesman David Lee Thibault Baseball 1,2,3 Soccer 3,4 Wrestling 3,4 Future Teachers 4 Science Club 4 Chorus 4 Senior Play Staff Honor Society 2,3,4 ft Barbara Elaine Thornton Baba Bowling 1,2,3,4 Intramural8 1,2,3,4 Twirling 3,4 Commercial Club 2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Junior Play Staff Senior Play Staff Student Council 2 Yearbook 4 Newspaper Staff 4 24 Sadie Anne Thornton Tate Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Commercial Club 4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Junior Play Staff Senior Play Staff Dramatics Club 4 Yearbook 4 Linda Turturro Squirt Bowling 2,3 Cheerleader 2 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Chorus 4 Senior Play Newspaper 3,4 Senior Salesman Larry VanTassel Wrestling 1,2,3 Future Fanners 1,2,3,4 Senior Play Staff Riohard E« Wetherwax Diok Football 4 Iris Kay Ellingworth Ike” Intramurals 4 Chorus 1,2 Junior Play Senior Play Newspaper 1,3,4 Yearbook 4 Senior Salesman Gary Jones Class Will We, NHM of the ¥M tV£ M6H of the County of t fFTFRSO __ in the State of VenrYaex , being of sound mind, do make and declare this our last WILL and TESTAMENT FIRST We direct that all our just debts and funeral expenses be paid. SECOND To the Cless of 1964 we leave our wisdom and judgment so that they may continue in our footsteps. • John Ada leaves his love for fresh air to future Cit. Ed. 12 students. Stephanie Adams leaves an empty chair in orchestra to Mrs. Boulet. Beverly Aldrich leaves—taking her interest in Hammond. Tim Allen leaves his loving ability to Roger Kanitz. Albert Benware wills his ability to hold up play settings to anyone strong enough. Sally Bishop leaves her red gym suit to any junior who wants to be different. Jane Booking is leaving—for North Carolina. Linda Brotherton leaves her ability to do history to her brother,George. Tom Boyer leaves his big wads of gum to Mrs. Rogers. Gary Brown leaves his test tube of pennies for a worthy cause. Patricia Brown leaves her heavy foot to future Driver Ed. students. Robert Bruyns leaves his Canadian manners to Albert Hull. Leonard Call leaves....he doesn't care what. Jean Carmen leaves her brother to the sophomore class. David Chamberlain leaves his ability to pass his grades to Bob Fikes. Lloyd Clark leaves his beard to Mr. Bush with hopes that he well wear it in good health. Paul Cooco leaves his blaring trumpet playing to Jim Merriman. Bonita Cooke leaves her ability to be elected to offioe to some unpopular under- classman. John Cook and Ronald Monica leave their ability to lose weight to Coach Williams. Judy Cooke leaves Terry L. to anyone who wants him. Wayne Cooke leaves his football position to Weldon Lynoh. Candace Coon leaves her quiet ways and a certain person to Dawn Pledger. Larry Cross leaves his brain to be studied by next year's Science Club. Norma Crossman leaves her noisy, slippery shoes to Donna Pernice. Edwin Crowner leaves the unlimited wrestling spot to his brother, Mike. Jimmy Deoker leaves his book- keeping ability to all unlucky frture bookkeepers. Craig Desormeau leaves his seat in Physics class to another struggling science student. Billy Deoker leaves his socks” to Diok Hunter. Gerard Desormeau leaves his good cooperation to Clark Dingman. James Doxtator and Kent Lingenfelter leave their quiet way around girls to Jerry Froome. Brenda Dwyer leaves her ability to never give up to all who give up easily. Bobby Eggleston lesves his ability to win a letter sweater in his junior year to Danny Huddleston. Sally Eggleston leaves her leftovers in lunch to Mary Ann Decker. Jeanne Finch wills her ability to talk anywhere, anytime to Carol Keller. Arlene Fowler leaves Mr. Pfister in charge of the Zeigler Brothers. Evelyn Frink leaves her little green man to Nancy Meager and hopes she 11 take good opre of him. Janet Fullington leaves her place in brass ohoir to Barbara Gabriel. Robert Gardam leaves his ability to hold up traffio to Mr. Dingman. Robert Gibbs leaves his secret, how to be relaxed, to any nervous underclass- man who asks him. Brenda Goodenough leaves her big appetite to Penny Dwyer, in hopes that she can make better use of it. Alan Horton leaves his ability to run out of gas on the right roads to Eddy Hamilton. Kay Hall wills her ability to run like crazy and get no place to some junior who doesn't care who he's willed . Evelyn Hamilton leaves her love for sports to Sharon Doxtator. Lynn Hall and Bonnie Quenoer will their ability to share a looker to anyone who gets looker fr768. Stan Lookwood leaves his oamera to Jim Davison. Donnie Myers leaves his license to the Motor Vehicle Bureau. Suzanne Harper leaves her flirting ability to Holly Feather. Linda Hatch and Iris Ellingsworth leave their riotous third period study hall to Mrs. Sherman. Ellen Hudson leaves her ability to be first in lunoh line to Mary Thornton. Jacqueline Hughes takes her music ability and leaves her solo position to Mr. Heck. Brian Hulbert leaves, taking his car with him. Fran Hurteau leaves her freckles with Karen Kingston. Herbert Hurteau leaves his politeness to John Harper. Tom Jewett wills his karate book to Milton LaSalle. Warren Kennehan leaves his plaoe on the varsity basketball team to Diok Burnett...in hopes that next year's team will be successful. Patrioia Knight wills her ability to go steady for a long time to Nora Hall. Connie LaClair leaves her pleasant laughter and height to Dianna Lookwood. Larry LaClair leaves, willingly ll I Elaine LaPorte leaves her twinkletoes to Susie Bickford for her careful use. Helen Maloy leaves the oollection of New York Times in her looker to next year's junior paper drive. To Maurice McConnell, Faye Masters helpfully leaves her ability to get dood marks; Barbara MoConnell leaves her interest in the Bay. James Mattingly leaves his shiny Opr to someone who will baby it. 26 Jack MoGurn loaves a freshman girl, regretfully. John Meeks leaves his darkroom ability to some lucty junior. Donald Mosher leaves his love for English III, gladly. I Sari Meeks leaves his chauffeur’s license to anyone who has a car and plenty of gas. Carol McKeever leaves her ability to pe3ter Mrs. Kellner to Kathy Clark. Judy Miles wills herself to a certain Syracuse University student. Suzanne Moore wills her sensibility and quiet personality to Nanoy Carrol. Rosemary Morrow leaves her wild Irish temper to Mar- garet LaFave. Carol Neuroth leaves her love for horses to Lucille Zimmer. Paul Neuroth leaves Mr. Emper- or’s study hall to anyone who wants to go without privileges. John Oberton leaves the presidency of the Student Counoil and next year’s senior class to a couple of able juniors. George O’Donnell leaves his seat in Operation Advance to anyone who likes a friendly argument. Gordon Panohou leaves his paper route to anyone who likes the out-of-doors. Mike Purpura leaves his position as technical advisor in Driver Ed. to someone who needs an extra job. Donald Sayer leaves his flirtations to a junior boy who has a roving eye. Robert Shawcross leaves his FFA notebook to an energetic junior. Barbara Stewart leaves her place on the cheerleading squad and height to Gay Dingman. John Sutton leaves, taking his smile with him. Lonetta Swertout leaves her ability to add in her head to Mrs. Bellinger. Wayne Storie leaves his position in the rat pack to John Howard. Kenneth Ridsdale takes his love for the farm with him. Audrey Taylor leaves her ability to get flustered to some calm junior who oan take it. David Thibault leaves his flirting with Brenda M. in oafeteria to anyone who wants her. Barbara Thornton leaves her ability to go to school more often to her sister, Pat. Sadie Thornton leaves her long brown hair to Sheila Turturro. Linda Turturro leaves her ability to look neat at all tires to a lucky freshman. Larry VanTassel leaves his elegant Ford to his brother, Mike. Richard Wetherwax leaves his army jacket to the 82nd Airborne. Gary Jones leaves his walk” to a bouncy junior, and Diria Chavarria leaves for Costa Rica....taking with her many happy memories. Class History Five years ago we entered a very frightening new school but soon we found that centralization was the greatest. We struggled through our first years of high school, making new friends and finding our place in school sooiety until class activities began in our junior year. With the aid of Mrs. Gilmore, we held a successful paper drive and later produced High Sohool Hero. In the spring we ordered our senior pictures and received our rings. In October of our senior year, with the welcome assistance of Mrs. MaoAllister, we launched a profit- able magazine campaign and held our play, The Unguided Miss , which proved to be very successful. Shortly after, we started work on our yearbook. We hopefully look forward to the future. LMA j ATEd A fair river of the Northland Gladly' gave to us our name. And as time reoords our history. We will honor it with fame. While the river flows forever. On the hill we'll proudly stand; We will sing of our devotion And allegiance, hand in hand. Brightly bums the lamp of knowledge; From the shadows we emerge To absorb its rays of wisdom— At its fount we will converge. Though its brillianoe sometimes blinds us. We will not have tried in vain. For the strength of our foundation Is the knowledge we will gain. As our deeds become our legends. You will hear of our renown. Harken, now, each generation. Add new glory to our crown1 We are planting our traditions; You defend them valiantly. Hand in hand, we are united. Indian River, we love thee I 27 Prophecy On January 21, 1985, the annual class reunion was held at the White House. The entire olass had been invited to attend the Inaugural Ball, which was to honor the new president, John Oberton. Paul Cocco and his world-famous dance band provided the music for the ball. Members of the band include: Billy Decker on drums, Jacqueline Hughes, who plays a wild Dixieland clarinet. Sue Moore, who reoently replaced Liberaoe as the leading pianist. Bob Gibbs on the slide trombone, and Barb Stewart, the band's famous soloist. Shortly after the President arrived, the class gathered to report what they had ac- complished since 1963. Paul Neuroth was the first to report; he is a lubatorium technician. Jimmy Decker is operating a successful business office. Wayne Cooke is an industrial arts teaoher. Robert Eggleston is playing professional football for the New York Giants. Bonita Cooke is head nurse at the House of the Good Samaritan. Stephanie Adams has returned to teach the business courses at I.R.C.S. Helen Maloy is busy teaching history at the old alma mater in room 29. Robert Shawcross has become a veterinarian. John Ada is head of the soience department at Clarkson. Linda Turturro was recently selected as one of the ten best-dressed women in the world, and Gary Brown was chosen as one of the ten best-dressed men. Tom Boyer and Elaine La Porte have returned from their second voyage to the moon, and have completed a book about their travels. Jeanne Finch and Brenda Goodenough are oo-editors of the NEW YORK TIMES. Sally Bishop was selected homemaker of the year. John Meeks is a photographer on the staff of Playboy mage- tine. John Cook is a world famous heavy-weight” wrestler. Craig Desormeau is busy star-gazing, while his secretary, Sharon Sohnauber, records his observations. Tim Allen has already made his first million raising mink. Lloyd Clark is to be President Oberton's personal bodyguard. Robert Bruyns just finished his book. Etiquette for Teens. Sue Harper just broke the speed typing record. Carol Neuroth has re- placed Dale Evans as' ueen of the West. Mike Purpura is Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. Lonetta Swartout is a Parisian fashion designer. Kent Linkenfelter's snow removal agency has been busy, due to a severe blizzard like the one in 1963. Kay Hall has been given the lead in the modern version of Madame Butterfly. James Doxtator and Yfayne Storie just tied for first place at the Indianapolis Speedway. Tom Jewett will be hitting the high spots of the world, accompanied by Fran Hurteau, who has just completed her tenth successful year of Ding Dong School. David Thibault is top scientist at Cape Canaveral. Ronald Monica has moved west to find enough grazing room for his 500 head of cattle. Linda Hatch is giving lessons on how to attraot Air Foroe men. John Sutton has just received his tenth golden record for his Western recordings. James Bartlett is a used car dealer on Cloud 9. Albert Benware is living happily among the married folks. Richard Weatherwax has been swabbing the decks of the USS Iceberg. Kenneth Ridsdale is running a summer resort. Donald Mosher said I do from the wheel of his custom-built hot rod. Larry Van Tassel is a professional boxer. David Chamberlain is building houses for Mr. Montford. Leonard Call won a place on the U.S. Olympic teem for 1984. Herbert Hurteau is the top mechnnic in the world. Larry Cross is trying to get out of school. James Hewitt is trying to get himself promoted to First Class Seaman. Iris Ellingworth married her high school sweetheart. Linda Brotherton is making her fortune as a seamstress. Norma Crossman has designed an ultra-modern house. Ellen Hudson has moved to Hawaii. Brenda Dwyer is the top IBM worker in New York State. Stanley Lockwood is now the flash photographer for the CALCIUM DAILY TIMES. Rosemary Morrow is the feature editor. Sally Eggleston, part-time dancing partner for Arthur Murray, fills in on sports for Stan. Arlene Fowler is head beautioian at the Ritz Beauty Salon in Philadelphia. One of her regular customers is Evelyn Hamilton, now happily married to Alan Horton. Faye Masters is head nurse at the new hospital in Antwerp. Her first patient wQs Donald Myers who got kicked in the head by an upset cow while he was doing his farm ohores. Candace Coon is a happily married graduate of M.I.T. Earl Meeks is ourrently running a farm outside Evans Mills. Donald Saver has replaced his father as manager of the G.L.F. store in Watertown. Audrey Taylor is happily living on a turkey farm. Patricia Brown is head bookkeeper at the Agriculture Insuranoe Company. George O'Donnell is running a gas station in the thriving community of Pamelia. Barbara McConnell and Beverly Aldrioh are living with their husbands in their old home town, Theresa. With her singing and her guitar, Judy Cooke has been entertaining the soldiers overseas. Larry Le Clair is a noted politician, trying to raise the legal drinking age all over the country. Constance La Clair is a famous artist, now competing on a level with Picasso and Matisse. Lynn Hall is the wife of a Navy Lieutenant Commander and has taken Uis3 Wladis' place in the Typing Room at I.R.C.S. Warren Kennehan is studying ancient Latin and is trying to discover what ever happened to the arms of Venus de Milo. Brian Hulbert has made his fortune collecting pennies. James Mattingly has just started an organization to advise young men on the subject of marriage. His motto, Don'ti Barbara Thornton and Rusty reoently celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary.by purchasing an ultra-modem farm. Jack McGurn has become an electrical wizard and is the head of RC . Sadie Thorn- ton is a modern young homemaker, living in Theresa. Diria Chavarria is teaching Spanish back in Costa Rica, but she sent us a telegram and her best wishes for a happy reunion. 28 CLASS LEADERS i SALUTATORIAN � 9S. m x -i s Vv—t 3 -— One'3 d 6 A-rt l 2 - 3£eyQ s Ccur Z y 93. H SENIOR OFFICERS John Oberton, President Ronald Monica, Vice-President Patricia Knight, Secretary Bonita Cooke, Treasurer JUNIOR OFFICERS Peter Deoker, Vioe-President Kathy Clarke, President Judy Stuhlmiller, Secretary Dale Kriegl, Treasurer 29 BEST PERSONALITY BEST MUSICIANS Paul Cocoo Jacqueline Hughes MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED David Thiabault Helen Maloy Ronald Monica Bonita Cooke MOST ATHLETIC Robert Eggleston Carol MoKeever Gary Brown M)ST FLIRTATIOUS Larry Cross Carol Neuroth BEST DANCERS Sally Eggleston Bill Decker MOST RELAXED Jeanne Finch Robert Gibbs N D A N FUTURE ASTRONAUTS Tom Boyer Elaine LaPorte CLASS CLOWNS Linda Hatoh Lloyd Clark UM£L!6HT 1 £ I 31 oi je m A I. Magdalina Diria Chavarria Ruix, was bom 17 years ago, on May 25, 1945 in Hatillo, Costa Rica, a little town of Sta Cruz I live with my father, mother, three brothers and one sister I have found going to school in the United States 8 new and exciting experience At home my school year begins on March 5 and closes the 25th of November. We have school six days a week and have nine periods each day In my school there are 665 students in grades 7-11 We have no study halls, no cafeteria, no dental hygenist and no typing or other commercial subjects, and no school buses. I ride my bike to school ss do many boys end girls. We have no class rings or pins, and no yearbook. Al- though we do have sports, we have no cheerleaders. My favorite sports are soccer, swimming, basketball and volleyball. The subjects I was studying this year when I left home ares Castilian (Spanish), English, mathematics, physics, geography and history of Costa Rica, psychology, chemistry, biology, French, religion, contemporary history, universal literature, civic education and astronomy. I find many differences in respect to our school. I think the study here is easy, but for me it is hard because of my difficulties with your language. I like this school very muoh; the teaohers and students are very nice. I am very happy here because all the people are very friendly. Also th Fullington family have been very hospitable. I will hate to leave. When I return to Costa Rica I will tell the people what a wonderful country this is and what fine friends I have found here. 32 Row 1 W. Deoker, F. Briant, L. Bartlett, T. Aoheson, M. Berwind Row 2 Mr. Jones, D. Cook J. Buttry, S. Cooper, M. Brozzo Row 3 S. Crowner, A. Bresett, C. Dashnaw, L. Crossman, M. Best Row 4 J. Cunnnings, P. Deoker, L. Briant, F. Baoon, R. Brown Row 5 T. Biokford, K. Clark, B. Call, C. Dickson, C. Bartlett, S. Bartlett Juniors Row i M. Henderson, J. Harrison, D. Delias, K. Hardy, Mr. Jones Row 2 J. Dougall S. Doxtater, H. Feather, E. Hamilton Row 3 S. Havens, S. Gifford, A. Fowler, L. Doxtater, o. Desormeaux Row 4 K. Graves, J. Easter, V. Dimook, B. Gabriel Row 5 I. uoover, J. Harper, J. Froome, G. Goodenough, L. Dwyer 33 Row 1 S Jewett, L. Mason, S. Jones, D Lookwood, D. LePine Row 2 C Hudson, C Keller D. Kriegl, P. King, B. Martusev icz Row 3 K. Neuroth, M. La Salle, 3. Howard, J. Howard Row 4 D. Hunter, M. Johnson, J. Ingerson, D. Mosher, Albert Hull Row 5 D. Marsh, J, Merriman, R Hunter, M Lobello, W• Jesmore, Mrs Sherman Row 1 P Thornton, R Shepard, P Sohell, M VanTassel, Mrs Sirnser Row 2 N Piatt K. Tibbies, E. Street, C. Pratt, L VanTassel Row 3 D Pledger, R New, R. Stevenson M Williams, G Smith, G. Robinson Row 4 J. Stuhlmiller, G Sampson, J Wilmert V Sportelli, E« Phelps Row 5 J Walts, R Weatherwax, J Sanders, K Swera, C Salmon J Rose 34 Row 1 I. Cook, L. Carr, N. Carroll, S. Dalles, B. Bartlett, L. Bukar Row 2 D. Dewitt P. Brown, G. Bukar, L. Cullen, PI. Dalles, R. Burnett Row 3 B. Call, B. Dillingham, J. Cole, R. Bartlett, L. Brown, Mrs. Gilmore Row 4 D. Corey, P. Barre, W, Hull, M. Brown W. Davis, L. Cronk Row 5 M. A. Deoker, T. Bailey, S. Brownelle, G. Dingman, S. Bickford «J. A. Cullen, L. Call Sophomore Row 1 N. Hall, L. Hall, L. Dunn, M. Booth, Mrs. Redmond Row 2 S. Greenwood, J. Pults L. Kali, P. Dwyer Row 3 J. Durgin, R. Hyde, D. Hull, S. Klock, L. Fleming Row 4 B. Jones, H. Flood, L. Jolly, N. 5. Eggleston, L. Hutton, M. Duff Row 5 M. Hayes, P. Drake L. Finley, M. Forrester, T. Finley, R. Giltz, M. Farrell 35 Row 1 C. McGovern, P. Pitts, S. Pitts, J. Pettey, K. Leddy Row 2 D. Neuroth, T. Lynch C. Rose, D. Pledger, D. Roberts, Mrs. McSweeney Row 3 J. Mattingly, W. Papineau, R. Mitchell, H. Moore, R. V.onnat Row 4 C. Locksmith, C. Liscumb, C. Munroe, J. Kohr, C. Payne, S. Pete Row 5 J LaFeve, J. Roelkey, C. Norton, R. Laoey, G. Reed, J. Mollroy D. Mcllroy Row 1 S. Turturro, L. Scott, L. Zimmer, W. Snyder, Mr. Dingman Row 2 D. Steacy, W. Wicks D. 'Weaver, J. Sherman Row 3 C. Segovis, K. Wright, C. Snyder, P. Wagoner Row 4 N. Rose, P. Stevenson, C. Ward, I. Shawcross, M. Thornton Row 5 G. Walts, D. Ryor, D. Smiley, E. West, F. Schweitser 36 Row 1 S. Barre, J. Dalton, Mrs. Rogers Row 2 M. Call, J. Aubin, B. Barre, M. L. Crank B. Burnham Row 3 R. Compeau, J. Bartlett, T. Cooke, C. Davis, B. Bruyns Row 4 R. Bush C. Cross, C. Booth, D. Champagne, G. Brown Row 5 R. Booth, W. Carmen, J. Brassard, M. Crowner, M. Daine, C. Coolidge Freshmen Row 1 M. Hardy, D. Fults, C. Dobson, I Decker, A. George, P. Forney Row 2 Mr. Pfister J. Edgar, J. Delies, C. Delias, K. Delias, N. Eggleston Row 3 R. Degone, F. Goodnough C. Folsom, E. Hamilton, P. Feiohert Row 4 H. Henderson, L. Goodnough, T. Harper, L. Gibbs S. Dibble, S. Havens Row 5 G. Eager, D. Goings, T. Gardner, C. Dingman, D. Davis, J. Fullington, B. Gardam 37 Row 1 J. Killan, N. Hurteau, C. Jewitt, L. Jordan, N. Hunter, L. Meeks, F. Gilbert Row 2 S. McCready, M. King, V; Hulbert, P. LaLonde, D. Jones, W. Lynch, G. Leddy Row 3 R. Kohr D. Huddleston, T. Mills, D. Mitohell, K. Moore, D. Lavanoha Row 4 G. Landers, L. Laoey, M. LaSalle, P. Kirkey, K. Kingston, B. Meeks, C. Kirkey Row 5 P. LaFave, R. Mallette, J. Houghton, J. Marsh, C. Kissel, R. Kanitz, E. Jenne, M. LaLonde Row 1 B. Whitmore, V. Spadacoini, T. Thornton, L. VanTassel Row 2 Mr. Butler, G. Stevenson, N. Wilder Row 3 R. Snyder, S. Smith, J. Vars, J. Storey Row 4 W. W8rren 3. Vars, R. White, J. Vars Row 5 W. Smith, K. Tousley, W. Snyder, J. Tooley, J. Warriok 38 Row 1 R. Papineau, S. Munro, M. Schweitzer, L. Segovia, B. Noone, L. Slate Row 2 Mrs. Fullington, G. Roberts, R. Narrow, D. Robinson, J. Richter Row 3 L. Ostrander, L. Reed, N. O’Hara, D. Neuroth, B. Purcell, S. Pettey Row 4 B. Salisbury, D. Palmer, A. Sech, P. Sawyer, B. Side Row 5 L. Rose, G. Plants, E. Mosher, W. Mousaw, D. Smith, B. Shawcross. Eighth Grade First Row D. Steaoy, R. Woodward, D. O’Donnell, J. Petrie, R. Fleming, W. Woodward C. Redmond Row 2i C. Wood, S. Tousley, D. LaVanoha, F. Murdook, W. Buttry, D. Crump Row 31 B. Versailles, G. Meeks, D. Monica, C. Jolly, N. Cooley, B. Ashley, M. Molntyre Row 4 s C. Kent, M. Cook, N. Street, V. Hoover, R. Davis, V. Payne Row 5x K. Martusewicz D. Hoover, D. Crump, J. Sands B. Harrow, T. Hurteau, J. Hoover 39 ft Row 1 L. LePine, C. Corey, M. Cook, J. Stevens, L. Taylor, C. Drake, Mrs. Stow Row 2 A. Hoover, R. Robinson, R. Barden, K. Noone, L. Millen, P. O’Donnell, D. MoCoy Row 3 C. Vanderbogart, G. Jones, M. Bacon, L. Tibbies, D. Snyder, D. Stewart, J. Roberts Row 4 C. Gleason, J. Best, T. McCrae, T. Wood, R. Ward, J. LePine, B. Fortune Row 5 J. Stevenson, E. Henderson, L. Swem, D. Mason, L. Scott, P. Reed, P. Watson, P. Gregware Row 1 C. Ayen, J. Aldrich, B. Looker Row 2 L. VanAllen, S Hall, F. Daniels, D. Aubin Row 3 V. Ashley, M. Brotherton, P. Barkley, Mr. Marsh Row 4 B. Soott, R. Hull, E. Churoh M. Delaney, J. Soott 40 Row 1 W. Palmer, J. Parrel], R. Fults R Riordan, H. Cole, P. Martusewiozs L. V illmert Row 4 H. Marsh, E. Gonla Row 5 R. Pikes, G. Burnham, G• Fikes, , G. Hall, R. Theobald Row 2 C. Delaney, S. Wilson Row 3 W. Dimock, J. Walsh, K. Noone, S. Stephenson , G. Davis, W. Henderson, C. Aoheson, Mr. Emperor J. Cummings, D. Drake, D. Cullen Seventh Grade Row 1 J. Vfoodward, J. Moore, S. Drake, R. Hardy, B. Bloss, Mr. Gartland Row 2 J. Hunter G. Crowell, J. Sands, V. Papineau, L. Perin, W. Delies Row 3 L. Cook, H. Hardy, M. Roberts C. Pete, M. Barre, C Scott, P. Jones Row 4 E. Brown, D. Steaoy, E. Gregwnre, R. Brown D. Jackson, G. Jolly Row 5 C. Lawler, M. Feiokert, D. Hammond, J. Stevens, J. Price, P. Cassidy, S. Cl§rk 41 Row 1 J. Kiechle, M Gardam, S. Stevens, Mr. Robertson Row 2 S. Austin, E. Richter C. Gilman, A. Martusewici Row 3 J. Carr, D. Bowhall, C. Howard, L. Rose, L. Pedder T. Drake, J. Bailey, S. Rose, P. Backus Row 5 B. Stevenson, C. LeBow, M. Jones, G. Gleason, S. Ieronimo, P. Hicks Row 1 G. Lucas, K. Phelps, J. Mack, T. Wagoner, J. Purcell, N. Edgar Row 2 T. Laidlaw J. Clark, S. Storey, C. Reed, M. Wenk, S. Beebee, D. Dwyer Row 3 M Baoon, C� Chamberlain L. Fults, G. Benwaro, D. Currier, M. Gleason Row 4 P. Wilder, P. Gifford, B. Payne, D. Brown, J. Ault, S. Sullivan Row 5 H. Sterling, S. Mcllroy, N. Bartlett, E. Bullard, P. Delies, B. Salisbury, S. Coffin, J. Crawford 42 Row 1 K. Wioks, L. Knowlton, K. Tooley, M. Smith, D. Costantino Row 2 S. Rose, K. Leickert, S. Snyder, P. Quencer, V. Bartlett, J. Gibson Row 3 A. O'Drisooll, A. Duff C. Coolidge, S. Miles, T. Aiken, R. Merkley Row 4 A. Plants, M. MoGill, J. Beiraan K. Hewitt, M. Mosher, D. Mallette Row 5 F. Brand, T. Swem, P. Ingalsbe, G. Grant, N. Drake, J Gleeson, J. MeoLeod Row 1 W. Barbarito, T. Lynoh, M. Booth, V. Dimook, C. Culbertson, Mrs. Quenoer Row 2 S. Brown, E. Buttry, R. Dalton, K. Toualey, J. Davison Row 3 C. Culbertson, D. Diraon R. Easter, D. Cook, J. Cough Row 4 V. Hoover, R. Fleming, L. Smiley, T. Murphy, J. Call Row 5 C. House, C. Bartlett, K. Rudes, D. Ridsdale, D. MoGurn, D. Hall 43 Row 1 Mr Fahsel, L. Jesmore, K. Stevens, M. Evans, S. Blanohard Row 2 Y. Vrooman, M. Cook, S. Robinson, M. Thomas Row 3 L. Murphy, W. MacCue, P. West, H. Booth, G. Vrooman Row 1 M. Dunn, J. Ward, E. Narrow, C. Eckert Row 2 J. Daniels, L. Benware, J. Toualey, Mrs. Welker Row 3 R. Cullen, E. Lacey, L. Lacey, E. Seoh, Row 4 G. Dillingham, C. Jaeoore, K. Duvall, L. Bango, R. Garoeau Occupational Education 44 National Honor Society Row 1 Diria Chavarria, K Hardy, S. Desormeaux, L Swartout, S. Adams, H Feather Row 2 J Fullington, A Bresett, R Morrow, J. Dougall, C Neuroth, L Hall, Mr Gilbert Row 3 S. Moore, E. LaPorte, S Bartlett, B. Shawcross, H Maloy, C Bartlett, K Hall Future Teachers Row 1 Mr Curtis, B Martusewioz, P King, S Adams, L. Swartout Row 2 B. Gibbs H. Maloy, J Hughes, J Dougall, J Miles, J. Mattingly Row 3 M Lobello, J. Merriman D Marsh, D Thibault, J Waltz 45 Science Club Row 1 C Pratt, D. Cook, S. Desormeax, P. King, S. Crowner, J. Miles, B. Cooke J Fullington, B• Martusewios Row 2 D Kriegl, D. Neuroth, P. Neuroth, M. Farrell, C. Desormeau, R. New, L.Dwyer, G O'Donnell Row 3 J. Dougall, E. LaPorte, S Moore, C. Neuroth, S Gifford, H. Maloy, K. Hall, T Biokford Row 4 W. Cooke, M Pupura, J. Merriman, D Marsh, D. Thibault, J. LaFave G Desormeau, J Walts, Mr Butler Future Farmers Row 1 Mr Towne, L Clark, R Shawoross, J Oberton, R Mitohell, 3 Klook, T Lynoh Row 2 P Sohell, B Barre, L Fleming, E Hamilton, J Sherman, S Smith, D LaVanch® Row 3 G Roberts, D. Weaver, H. Moore, L VanTassel, G Smith, R. Monnat, L Bartlett Row 4 G. Walts, W. Baoon, P Drake, D Darvie, R Booth, L Call, F Baoon, P Barre 46 Future Nurses Row 1 D. LePine, J. Harrison, R. Shepard, S. Cooper, K. Hardy Row 2 S. Desonneaux M. Best, B Martusewicr, S. Jewett, C. Dashnaw Row 3 D. Cook, C. Pratt, S. Crowner B Walsh, D Kriegl Row 4 E. Street, S Gifford, C. Dickson, J. Stuhlmiller T Biokford, Mrs Noyes Dramatic Club Row 1 L. N Street, K Tibbies L Cross, Swartout, S. Jowitt, S. Thornton, Mrs. Stow, Row 2 M. Patohena, K. Hardy V; SP°rt®1“ Hall« “• LaFave; Row 3 S. Bishop. B. Cooke, B. Walsh, , K. Clark� R. Morrow; Row 4 C. Neuroth, S. Gifford, G. O'Donnell E Meeks, K Hall, S Biokford 47 Student Council Row 1 D Snyder, E. Narrows, N Barr, N, Edgar, S Ieronirao, Mr Jonas Row 2 P Neuroth, P West, S Smith, J Richter, H Marsh, R Merkley Row 3 C• Kant, L Carr, S Eggleston, B Cooke, P King, S Adams Row 4 K Rudas, R Hunter, D Huddleston, J Fullington, J Oberton, R Mitchell, G Robinson Row 5 C Booth, B. Jones, K. Clark, B Gabriel, A Taylor, V. Ashley, L Smiley Newspaper Staff Row 1 S. Pitta, S Turturro, J Booking, B Stewart, B. Noone, J Warrick Row 2 J. Cole, S Eggleston, L Carr, L Hall, S Adams, J. Finoh, N. Carroll Row 3 S, Bishop, B Goodenough, J, Kohr, C McGovern, J Edgar, V, Hulbert, S Greenwood, Mr Boerst Row 4 L Hatch, R Morrow, E LaPorte, S. Gifford, B Gabriel, L Hall, A Taylor Row 5 3. Quencer, K. Hall, T Bickford, G. Dingman, S• Bickford, S Schnauber, P 3rown 48 DOCM-boom-bocm-bcomi 11 You think I wouldn’t throw Tti You mean the boy’s room is FLOODEDJ I did last summerI Get hit in the eye with some butter? OK, Bring in the horsei Gum, anyone? Tomorrow, I've just £ot to get organised I My group had 21% fewer cavatiesl I think I hear them coming to lunoh now! Premises, promises, promisesi 49 Row 1 J Hughes, C. MoKeever, S Moore, L. Call, N Rose, J Rose, G. Gleason B Messina, A Plantz, G Brown, A. Bresett Row 2 C. Bartlett, M. Forrester C LaBow, S Dibble, B. Hulbert, B. Gabriel, J. Richter, J. Miles, L. Rose, S Stevens Row 3 N. Wilder, M Decker, C. Pratt, M. Best, J. Edgar, J. Fullington J. Merriman, P Cooco, R Giltz, J Harper, C Norton, J Marsh, P Reed, M King L Ostrander, R Kohr, S Klock Row 4 C Rose, T Boyer, S Plantz, R. Brown W. Decker, M Lobello, Mr Heck, G Eager, D Mosher, R Gibbs, J Sanders, D. Marsh, D Smiley Second Band Row 1 N Tfilder, J Edgar, V. Bartlett, M Mosher, C Gilman, P Reed, S Miles, S Munroe, A Plantz, B Messena Row 2 G Fikes, G Grant, S Looksraith, P Inglesby, S. Wilson, T. Wood, N. Carroll Row 3 D Dewitt, P Delies, J Fullington, B Fortune, D Currier, D Dwyer, Mr Heok 60 Row 1 S. Bartlett, C. Payne, K. Kingston, L« Ostrander, S. Desormeaux, K. Hardy, S. Barre J Fults, Diria Chavarria, B. StewBrt, R. Shepard, M« Best, L Segovis, S. Cooper Row 2 D. LePine, B. Burnham, C. McGovern. V. Hulbert. P. LaLonde. N« Hurteau. Milan. N. O’Ha™ M. King, K. Delies, J. Aubin, J. Cook, S« Thornton Row 3 A. Bresett, S. Dibbles P Knight, B. Cooke, C. Dickson, L Hatch, J. Dougall, N. Rose, L� Zimmer, P. Dwyer L Meeks, L. Swartout, R Papineau, C Pratt, E Frink, R. Morrow, C. Bartlett Row 4 M. LaFave, B. Gabriel, B. Goodenough, S. Eggleston, M« A. Decker, J. Kohr, N« Hall P« Cocco, D« Jones, L Buker, P Pitts, B. Thornton, B. McConnell, B. Aldrich, Wilmert, F Hurteau Row 5 K Clark, H. Feather, P King, S. Adams, S Turturro L Scott, B. Martusewioz, T. Allen, J Sutton, J Warrick, J Cole, L Carr, C« Rose B. Call, N Meager, J« Peddy, C. Munro, B. Meeks Row 6 J� Miles, B Jones, J« Cullen, G Samson, T. Biokford, S. Bickford, G Dingman, J. LaFave, M. LoBello, J Rose, C. Hudson, S Sohnauber, V. Sportelli, L. Hall, K. Hall, C Neuroth, S. Moore Orchestra Row 1 S. Adams, B« Jones, P. Reeds, N Rose Row 2 H« Feather, D LePine, S Desormeaux B« Martusewioz, D Kriegl, R. Murkley, P. Wilder, J Cook, D Fults, A. Bresett, J« Rose B. Hulbert, S Barre, J. LePine, L« Hall, E. Mosher, J. Dougall, P Wagoner, L. Soott J Cullen Row 3 G. Dingman, C. Rose, J Fults, S Stevens, L Rose, P. Dwyer, N Hall E Hamilton, C Bartlett, S Dibbles, C MoKeever, L. Call, G« Grant, B. Meeks, L« Meeks M. Mosher, S Snyder, B« Bartlett, C« Dashnaw, S. Cooper Row 4 D. Marsh, D Smiley M. King, L Ostrander, J« Miles, S Moore, B« Stewart, G. Plantz, W. Deoker, C. Norton P. Cocco, J. Merriman, P. King, M. LoBello, C. Howard, A Plantz, S. Ieronimo, M. Jones M. Call, B. Salisbury 51 Girls’ Ensemble P. King, B. Stewart, S. Cooper, C. Rose, L. Hatoh, J. Miles, S. Moore, N. Rose, H. Feather Brass Choir Row 1 P. Coooa, J. Merriman, J. Harper, R. Gilts, J. Fullington Row 2 R. Gibbs, D. Mosher, G. Eager, M. Lobello, C. Norton, J. Marsh Row 3 Mr. Heok, D. Smiley, J. Sanders, B. Hulbert, D. Marsh 52 thorn caught between two roses The king and queen will sit here and WEE -DOGGIES It A It'8 been a loooong, haaaard dayl The Last of the Mohicans—Squaws, that is I How dry I am? Olympics next year? Up and overi Steph Keep it down to a dull roar Come on Barb 9at your prunes Same old thing again for lunch I'm not really a bad girl] Meet ya 8t the Longbronoh HOWDYI Bored ? Who's knocking at my door? Who is behind Bob? Patti Page at« our WHEATIBSI or Carol MoK So what, I like paradesi All right, spit it outi nTMl This must be Physiosi Give me an I I I just can't face it Taking a break? 53 Varsity Basketball and Cheerleaders J. Dougall, B. Martusewicz, S. Eggleston, S. Harper, S. Adams, L. Swartout, B. Stewart Row 1 J. Merriman, Mgr., G. Goodenough, B. Eggleston, J. Froome, D. Marsh W. Bacon, Mgr., Row 2 J. Sanders, J. Walts, C. Dingman, W. Kennehan, J. Desormeau, J. Harper, Coaoh Lane 54 Junior Varsity Basketball and Cheerleaders Row 1 D. Huddleston, J. Tooley, S. Vars, D. Burnett, J. Fullington Row 2 D. Ucllroy J. Brassard, C. Kissel, M. LaLonde Row 3 W. Bacon, Mgr., J. LaPave, T. Gardner Coaoh Lana, L. Finley, B. Vousaw, J. Merriman, Mgr. Kneeling L. Zimmer, R. Papineau, L. Carr, L. Ostrander, L. VanTassel, P. Dwyer Standing L. Call, V. Hulbert, B. Jones 55 Soccer Row 1 E. West, D. Mcllroy, L. Cross, Mgr., J. Easter, M. Berwind, D. Dewitt, Mgr. Row 2 J. Vars, D. Jones, D. Mosher, D. Chamberlain, D. Mosher, D. Weaver, J. Sutton, J. Durgin Row 3 P. Neuroth, H. Hurteau, M. Daine, E. Mosher, 5. Panohou, J. Cook, 3. Kohr Row 4 J. Harper, J. Rose, R. New, W. Davis, P. Barre, F. Bacon, J. Merriman Row 5 Coach Williams, D. Marsh, J. Sanders, D. Thibault, J. Desoxmeau, D. Smiley, J. Walts Row 1 F. Brand, Mgr., T. Lynoh, V . Lynch, P. Neuroth Row 2 T. Jewett, J. Cook W. Cooke, B. Jesmore, D. Dewitt, Mgr. Row 3 D. Hunter, L. Call, R. Monica, D. Thibault Row 4 Mr. Bondellio, B. Gibbs, L. Clark, J. Mcllroy, Coach Williams 56 Football Row 1 L. Millen, Mgr., J. Best, Mgrf, J. Tooley, T. Allen, R. Monioa, J. Decker Row 2 Coeoh Lene, J. Meeks, K. Tousley, W. Cooke, B. Eggleston, E. Blair Row 3 Coach Folsom, J Me Ilroy, G Goodenough, B. Jesmore, B. Mousaw, D. Huddleston Row 4 D Hunter, T. Finley, A Benware, B. Gibbs, J. Froome, D. Hunter Row 5 B. Deoker, B. Shawcross, J. LeFave, R. Weatherwax, L. Finley, T. Gardner, L. Clark . .■ I rack • ' Row Is D. Dewitt, D. Mollory, W. Jessemore, W. Cooke, C. Desormeau, K. Tousley, Tm Stumiller, D. Burnett, E. West Row 2: Coach Will isms, G« Desormeau, K. Rudes, J. Tryon, E. Crowner, L. Neville, J. Bartlett, T. Gardner, P. Barre, Coach Lane 57 Horatio Hornblower? 58 1 9 62 Prom 59 This book printed by VELVATONE, a special process of graphic printing. Sole producers: Wm. J. Keller Inc., Buffalo. ] No other printing firm is authorized to use the Velvatone me