Kendall High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Kendall, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1966 volume:

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Q ,W L, cfm jf, H' JCUZibO,Nu5fQ 4,07-J Xtjbwtgfnx'nv'ybfWlWLf?0, ,W M41 JW jyggfbreff . do GW M Th Cl f 1966 d th STUDENT COUNCIL K presenf 1 THE TROUBADOUR J x T, N af S M LQ K ndall Central Sch I d ll FORE WORD The cover of This, The 1966 TROUBADOUR, is based on'someThing very old-The Greek column. These columns remind us of an arisTocracy, an empire which evenTually fell, buT whose supporT-The Greek column- sTill sTands. lnkeeping wiTh This column The members of The Yearbook STaff chose The American flag for The colored end sheeTs. To us, The flag symbolizes a young nafionlgoverned by a democracy whose sym- bol-Old Glory-will always wave: . ..o'er The land of The free and The home of The brave. DEDICATION lT is wiTh pleasure ThaT The Senior Class dedicaTes The l966 TROUBADOUR To Mrs. AlTa MaThers-faithful grade Teacher for more Than forTy years. Many of us re- member her quieT manner and firm hand as we passed her way in elemenTary school. From us, our hearTfelT Thanks. As we The Class of 1966 leave we wish you farewell. HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY sk T11 KENDALL BOARD OF EDUCATION 'QQ William Brehse Presidenr Alan Wais Vice President David DeVaulT Gerald Reamer Murray Weaver Carrnella Lape Clerk ADMINISTRATION Mr. David Doyle Supervising Principal Mr. Frank Clow High School Principal Miss Refa Dolan Elemenfary Coordinator ENGLISH H Mr. Anthony Pacilio Mr. John Waolhams Mr. Michael Dydo Mrs. Pauline Waring- Librarian Mrs. Betty Paine- French Mrs. Elizabeth Tone Teachers hard at work over the coffee cup! PHYSICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION Mrs. Ann Strasenburgh Nurse Mrs. Carol Brakenbury Miss Joan Woodstock Dental Hygienist Mr. Richard Ryenolds Mr. Neal Kemp MATHEMATICS Miss Ruth Underhill Mrs. Ardeen Brehse Mr. Bernard Gerbig cfslu' SPECIAL Mr. William Diehl Industrial Arts Miss Anne Miraglia Home Economics Miss Irene Eldred Business Education Mr. Richard Roberson Instrumental Music , V MUSIC AND ART Mr. Thomas Oogien Art Education Mr. Joseph Shaara Instrumental Music f X l I f' JJ ll soclAL srunuss 1' 'FQ Mr. Roswell Sanger a Mr. Francis Kent Mr. Arthur Rowley Mr. James Savard SCIENCE Mr. Lyndon Billings Mr. George Hansen Mrs. Alida Clow X office STAFF C Mrs. Judith Nunnery, Mrs. Geraldine Corcoran, Mrs. Julia Herman, Mrs. Mary Symonds Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs KITCHEN STAFF Dunbar Smith Lemcke Jurhs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs Frobel Cater Vanderlan Martini BUS DRIVERS Mr. Joyce-Mechanic Mr. Rowley Mrs. Reamer Mr. Higgs Mr. Sanson Mr. Helmbold Mr. Reamer Mr. Brehse Mrs. Jurhs JANITORS Mr. Hughson Mr. Symonds Mr. Curtis Mr. Jenks W ,Jr ij il' 2 ? .il H l 4 A flu 2 SENICRS I 3 Seniors elect officers . The Class of '66 chose Joe Snook as leader, and for the first time, a girl, Sharon Gray, as second in command. Both Sally and Donna were re- eiected to fourth terms in their respective of- fices-spmething of a record we think. I0 few' JOSEPH E. SNOOK President Mathematics, Science, Latin Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 3, 4 Year- book Staff 3, 4 Mask 81 Wig 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1 Intramurals 3, 4 SHARON A. GRAY' Vice President Mathematics, Science Junior Red Cross 3, 4 Class Officer 4 Year- book Staff 4 Mask 81 Wig 4 Band I, 2, 3, 4 Future Nurses 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3,4 SALLY M. WILSON Secretary Mathematics, Science, French Future Teachers 2, 3, 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Class Officer I, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 3, 4 Mask 8. Wig 2, 3, 4 Library Club 1, 2, 4 Band 1,2, 3,4 DONNA R. BOHRER Treasurer Science Color Guard 1, 2, 3, 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Class Officer I, 2, 3, 4 Mask 81 Wig 2, 3, 4 Library Club I, 2, 3, 4 Future Teachers 3, 4 ROGER W. BANKER Business Education Baseball3 Audio-Visual I VICKI M. BATES Science Color Guard 2, 3, 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Press Club 3, 4 Mask 81 Wig 3, 4 Band 1 Future Teachers Association 3, 4 Intramurals l, 2, 3 URBINE L. BENNETT Agriculture Future Farmers of America 1, 2, 3 KATHLEEN M. BLASZAK Mathematics and French Color Guard 3, 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Year- book 4 Mask 81 Wig 2, 3, 4 Library Club 1, 2, 4 Future Teachers Club 2, 3 on-49 41lg,,,s. vim, r 53 Rx. c1L.wx51g 'C 1 vc LL. T ,xi ,kC-fckL.1L ,X xXx X 3 x, BARRY C. BREHSE Mathematics and Science Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 2, Mask 81 Wig 2, 3, 4 Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 4 Ba I, 2 Yearbook Staff 3, 4 JAMES M. BUCKLAND Science 3 ncl W jcfjb ROBERT D. BUCKLAND Mathematics and Science CHERIE E. CHILDS Art Transferred 1965, Swimming 4 JE L. CLEMONS usinesslfducation r B ket a NP 2, 3 Baseball I, 2, 3 Future F 4 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 1, C ,' ,4 C DAVID F. CLIFF Mathematics Basketball I Student Council I Band 2,3 JM DONNA M. COLBURN Business Education Red Cross 1, 2, 3 Press Club 3, 4 Mask 8K Wig 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 JOHN A. DEFENDORF Industrial Arts Audio-Visual 1, 2, 3, 4 Future Farmers 2, 3 RICHARD F. DELLA COSTA Mathematics, Science, Latin Honor Society 3, 4 Student Council 3 Class Officer 2 Mask and Wig 3, 4 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4 DAVID S. DeVAULT Mathematics and Science Mask and Wig 3, 4 Band RANDALL J. ELLIOTT X 07 Science Baseball 2 Junior Red Cross JOHN R. FOOTE f . Off' industrial Arts DORISANN GARDNER Business Education Mask and Wig 2, 3, 4 Press Club 3 Library Club 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 ROBERT L. GARE -Industrial Arts Basketball 1,2 Soccer I, 2 G. ,...., Two gals lead campaign . . ln the first money raising event of the year, Janice Parker and Sue Seaman, homeroom captains, led the Seniors to the most successful magazine campaign to date. The Class of '66 sold more magazine sub- scriptions and raised more money than any other class . . . By the way, Sue's homeroom won! I4 THOMAS J. GLEASON Mathematics, Science Mask 81 Wig 2, 3, 4 Chorus I, 2, 3, 4 Future Teachers 4 A JAMES M. HENDRICKSON Mathematics, Science Golf 3 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4 Mask 8K Wig 2, 3, 4 Library Club 1, 2 Chorus l, 2, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Future Teachers 2, 3, 4 RAYMOND J. HENNEKEY Science Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 Press Club 3 Mask 8. Wig 2, 3, 4 Audio Visual 4 Library Club 1 Soc- cer 'l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 4 KAREN O. HUNT Mathematics Student Council I, 2, 4 President Yearbook Staff 3, 4 Mask 81 Wig 2, 3, 4 Library Club 1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Future Teachers 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 3 RICHARD D. JEWSBURY Mathematics and Science Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 'I Class Officer 'I Soccer I, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals I, 2, 3,4 LINDA M. KENNEDY Mathematics and Science Band I, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 3 HERBERT A. KEYES Industrial Arts Basketball 3 Baseball 3 CAROL M. KLAFEHN Mathematics and Science Color Guard 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4 Future Nurses Club 2, 3 4 Intramurals 3,4 Our top salesmen . . Sold a total of S613 among the three of them. Their effort netted them the trophies they are holding plus cash awards. Ralph was high man with Richard second for the boys and Sue topped the girls. After this effort we all needed a rest to get ready for our fall paper drive . . . I5 XO xx . ,. . 'N .. 5 lu Udrbll-lx ll IU ML l i lx x - f X O x K X '1 l it lx LlJJ fa ,f A ,fx 'l A JAMES Rl K ueekscfcf , M, Science . mx lvl l 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 DIANE J. LEMCKE Business Education Junior Red Cross 3 Mask and Wig 3, 4 'NRG C-QRYX we WWR '-C .QJLQ JVMELQ 45055509 5 JEROLD vv. MOREY QQLLDYNQ Mathematics and Science Mask and Wig 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Future Teachers Club 2, 3 NORMAN F. NERACKER Agriculture Transferred 1964 JANICE C. PARKER Business Education and Art Color Guard 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3 Student Council 1 Yearbook Staff 3, 4 Press Club 1, 2 Mask and Wig 2, 3, 4 Library Club 4 Chorus 1, 4 RALPH G. PEARSE Industrial Arts Baseball 1, 4 Junior Red Cross 1 Audio-Visual 3, 4 Future Farmers 4 Baseball 4 Mask a Wig 3, 4 Band 1, 2, x LYNN D. PREST Mathematics, Industrial Arts Junior Red Cross 1 CHRISTOPHER C. REAMER Science NORA J. REIS Science, and Business Education Color Guard 2, 3, 4 Press Club 3, 4 Chorus 2, 4 Future Nurses 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 2 RALPH E. REIS Industrial Arts Basketball 3, 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Future Farmers 1, 2, 3, 4 Soccer l, 2, 3, 4 SUSANNE A. RUEF Business Education Student Council 'l Press Club 4 Mask 81 Wig 4 Chorus 2 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 TERRY T. SARGENT Industrial Arts Basketball 1, 2, 3 Audio-Visual 3 Future Farmers 2, 3 l ll Ny ' X lil will W , X1 QQ ll , QM, fflij , WINNER OF DAR AWARD Miss Sally Wilson Something's wrong-everyone seems to be working. 4-ns..,,,5, ,QC I ov MADALIN E L. SCALLY Business Education Color Guard I, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 'I Junior Red Cross I Press Club 4 Chorus I, 2, 4 In- tramurals 3, 4 CAROLINE A. SCHULTZ Business Education Color Guard I, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 4 Press Club 3 Chorus 4 Intramurals 3, 4 SUSAN J. SEAMAN Mathematics and Science Student Council 3, 4 Press Club 3, 4 Band I, 2 Future Nurses Club I, 2, 3, 4 TIMOTHY J. SEAMAN Science Student Council 3, 4 Mask and Wig 3, 4 Band I, 2, 3, 4 Soccer I Intramurals 3, 4 SHARON R. SEDORE Mathematics, Science, Latin Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3 Junior Red Cross 4 Mask 8: Wig 2, 3, 4 Future Nurses 4 DENNIS P. SIMMONS Mathematics, Science Basketball 'l Baseball 1, 2, 3 Soccer 2, 3 RICHARD H. SMITH Industrial Arts EUGENE C. SPANGENBURG Industrial Arts Future Farmers 'l, 2, 3, 4 Future Teachers 4 SENIOR BALL QUEEN A Miss Caroline Schultz . Nm I it i THE QUEEN'S coukr Sharon Gray Sharon Sedore Vicki Bates SBHY Wilson gli? CAMERON F. STAATS Industrial Arts Transferred 1965 RODNEY W. STAATS Industrial Arts Transferred 1965 SHIRLEY E. STAPLES Business Education Press Club 3, 4 Mask and Wig 3, 4 Future Nurses Club 3, 4 GARETH W. STRATTON Industrial Arts Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 KENNETH J. SUGRUE Science and Latin Transferred 1965 CHARLES A. TABOR Business Education JULIA E. THOMPSON Mathematics Student Council 4 Press Club 3, 4 Color Guard 3 RONALD E. UNGER Industrial Arts Basketball 1,2 Baseball I Soccer I RANDY B. WAY Industrial Arts Basketball l, 2 Baseball I Class Officer I Audio Visual l, 2 KARLEEN E. WOODARD Mathematics Library Club 4 Chorus 3 Intramurals 4 Trans- ferred 1965 CANDI J. WOLF Mathematics, Science Student Council 2 Mask 8. Wig 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Future Nurses l, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 3 SHARON N. YOUNG Business Education Student Council 4 Press Club 4 Chorus I, 2, I WM SENIORS WORK. . . AND PLAY . : 1 filqgikf' , , A CLASSES iv JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President .... . John Martin: Vice President . . . ,,,, Bruce Joba Secfefaft' '--- ..... R uth Reynolds Treasurer . Deborah Brightly The first meeting held by the Junior Class was de- voted to electing class officers and various repre- sentatives. To the Student Council, the class elected: Dale Lemcke, Bette Marsielie, Daryl Hansen, and Linda Sorg. Junior Red Cross representatives are: Del Lown, Georgiana Dale and Bonita Blosenhauer. The Juniors this year are working together to make enough money for their Senior Trip next year. They got a good start with their Junior Prom, An Enchanted Evening which was well attended. On March 26 the annual Junior Fish Supper was held. lt was also a success. Various other money-making proiects were held, among these was a baked food sale. All of the Juniors are looking forward to their Senior Year. Class Officers CLASS Q X 3 Q ' Q, X g 5 SEATED: T. Rowland, B. Marsielie, P. DeWaele, S. Laraby, 2nd ROW: B. Blosenhauer, L. Todd, W. Reis, M. Ingram, Mrs. Paine 3rd ROW: K. Wentworth, C. Snell, G. Heckert, D, Brightly 4th ROW: E. Austin, J. Van Orden, K. Leverenz, E. Pearse STANDING: E. Robinson, G. Prevost, R. Woodcook, E. Fuller, W. Cliff l X 'itll Z- '2 X19 x clclgggg k 'nr gi' 51235 r '1'-al FIRST ROW: A. Lord, D. Harper, 2nd ROW: E. Van derbilt, D. Redshaw, Miss Eldred, 3rd ROW: R. Col burn, C. Lape 4th ROW: B. Holderfield, N. Meisch 5th ROW: G. Woodard, S. Brett CLASS OFFICERS President: Rodney Klafehn Vice President: Diane Redshaw Secretary: Carolyn Salvatore Treasurer: Brenda Raemer THE CLASS OF 1968 What the Sophomores did . . The members of the Sophomore Class elected rep- resentatives to various high school organizations. Stu- dent Council members tor this year are: Steve Reamer, Martha Wilson, Ellen Vanderbilt, Barbara Holderfield, Molly Skellen, and Linda Pieper. To the Jr. Red Cross, the class elected Sally Way, Martha Wilson, and Bar- bara Homuth. The class held a dance on May i3 and a movie on March 25f Both activities were well attended. 55 I S 5 Xi x9 n 'Q nj 1 NPN! W. V Kg.. Q vi' ' of X l ' R I 'En' sn- frulu. lggawimwf, 1 gflrimlag .1 'Nnw !'g: r mmf? wh 1 ing x ,' K K.: 'W i I ww x 4' ffylr P :Q X .x n I I sf: Y Y V ' . 5. ,l Q Am ' r Q . .- A x f N 65,31 .. 3,.x QQ ?f 9, Q V7 5. E '75 E 'S FRESHMAN OFFICERS President-Kevin Kent Vice President-Susan Klafehn Secretary-Susan Wells Treasurer-Berle Dale The Freshman class started its school year' with the elec- tion of class officers and representatives to various organi- zations. To the Student Council the class elected, Joanne Lemcke, Marcia Henderson and Vicki Bliss. The Junior .Red Cross representative is Cynthia Redshaw. For the class' first proiect they took part in tomato pick- ing on September 30 for a neighboring farmer. The proi- ect proved to be quite successful and the class was highly commended. On March l8th the Freshman dance, themed Blue Vel- vet, was held. It also proved to be very successful. P 1 CLASS OF FIRST ROW: M. Pickett, T. Mitchell, P. Reis, 2nd ROW: Mr. Billings, G. Mairs B. Rowley, B. Bohrer, J. Sitzer, 3rd ROW: B. Foote, L. Fuller, S.. Welles h ROW B Dl D Batt D Wa e, J. Lemcke, F. Conley, 5th ROW: K. Kent, W. Grimm, W L. Herring, Kronson, M. Burgio, N. Buzard, 41 : . ae, . Y, - Y Menchillo, J. Tensley, J. Knapp I , This can't be school, it's too much fun. They Let Anyone Drive if . w f i , Caught in the ac? Georgia made a funny. Big Night at Roaring 20's Don't look at the keysllll ACTIVITIES T966 TROUBADOUR STAFF Karen-did you type the copy with the pictures in it? Editor-Sally Wilson Assistant Editor-Debby Brightly The Yearbook Staff was especially busy this year putting Together the largest Troubadour ever. Mr. Rowley was frequently seen popping in doorways and sneaking around corners with camera in hand. Special thanks to Miss Eldred who corrected our mistakes and provided Us with an office , Thanks also to the Seniors who helped with the typing and sales. Everyone worked hard, but had a lot of fun. FIRST ROW: Ruth Reynolds, Sharon Gray, Caroline Schultz, 2nd ROW: Debby Brightly, Jim Hendrickson, Barry Brehse, Shirley Staples, STANDING Sally Wilson, Joe Snook, Janice Parker, Mr. Rowley 32 GOINGS ON . . . The Press Club, with Susan Seaman as editor-in- chief, published monthly issues of the Hl-LIGHTS. Members of The staff attended the annual High School Press Day at Sf. Bonaventure University. The paper was entered in the St. Bonaventure competition. V, i D 7 'L' -fe f 5' -EJ -.. . -H Q' 1- U T- Wiilllllf Advisor-Miss Eldred Editor-in-Chief-Sue Seaman Business Manager-Vicki Bates PRESS CLUB FIRST ROW: R. Reynolds, R. Taylor, B. Marsielie, N. Reis SECOND ROW: G, Dale, T. Scally, D. Gardner, V. Bates, J. Thompson, D. Colburn, D Bohrer THIRD ROW, S. Ruef, L. Pieper, L. Todd, J. Lemcke, S. Staples, S. Seaman, S. Young Mr. Gross, Advisor Three hard working boys! THE A.V. CLUB NOTES The Audio Visual Club is- a service or- ganization of the school under the spon- sorship of Mr. Richard Gross. The members are in charge of supplying to the Teachers movie . proiectors, filmstrip proiectors, opaque proiectors, and all other A.V. equipment. The boys set up the items re- quested, operate them, and then return them to the A.V. room. Each year new members are instructed by Mr. Gross and the senior club members in the care and operation of A.V. equipment. The boys operate on a period schedule, two or more being on duty each period. AUDIO VISUAL CLUB N QP FIRST ROW: J. Robinson, 2nd ROW: M. Hennekey, D. Tabor, D. Colburn, L. Hering, C. Carter, D, Tabor, R. Pearse, M. Burgiog 3rd ROW: R. Hennekey R. Davis, H. Leverenz, M. LaFave, L. Oliver, K. Brown, R. Benedict, H. Schultz 34 .A rr 4 ,A v FIRST ROW: Mrs. Brehse, J. Henneky, V. Brown, M. Wilson, K. Kinsman, C. Kalfehn, J. Hendrickson, D. Lown, S. Gray, C. Redshaw, S. Way D, Brightly, P. DeWaele, D. Miller, l. Skutrf SECOND ROW: B. Homuth AMERICAN JUNIOR RED CROSS ,E Each year The Junior Red Cross manages a school supply sTore aT Kendall. The proceeds from This sTore go To various sources. This year some of The money was used for candy favors which were given To pa- TienTs in The RembrandT ResTorium aT ChrisTmas Time. The money is also used To Till a chesT WiTh school sup- plies, such as noTebooks, pencils and pens, sporTs equipmenT-baskeTballs, baseballs, and baTs, and hy- gienic rnaferials-soap, Towels, and TooThbrushes. This chesT is Then senT overseas To under-privileged children. Each year The club also gives several scholarships To graduaTing seniors. OFHCERS :Ln President-James Hendrickson SQNJQ Vice President-Sharon Gray E 2 Secrefary-PauleTTe De Waele ,Q r., Treasurer-Carol Klafehn to C905 35 KENDALL STUDENT SEVENTH GRADE Rodney Bartlow Vanessa Brown EIGHTH GRADE Shirley Gorman NINTH GRADE Marcia Hendreckson Joanne Lemcke Marilyn Skellen Ellen Vanderbilt Linda Pieper Barbara Holderfie Stephen Reamer ELEVENTH GRADE Daryl Hansen Linda Sorg Bette Marsielie Georgiana Dale Kathy Leverenz ld I K. COUNCIL TWELFTH GRADE Sharon Young Julie Thompson OFFICERS President- Karen Hunt Vice Pres.- Vicki Bates Treasurer- Susan Seaman Secretary- Kathy Wentworth Y I 4 FIRST ROW, S. Hollink, M. Skellen, IP. DeWaele, D. Bohrer, M. Weaver, D. Hansen C. Salvatore, K, Hunt, 2nd ROW, V. Bates, E. Spangenburg M Hetzke, D. Redshaw, W. Graham, T. Gleason, C. Lape, S. Wilson, M. Smith, M. Ingham Mrs. Tone 3rd ROW, C. Kronson, S. Way, B. Homuth T Besse, S, Lemcke D. MacFarland, J. Hendrickson, J. Hardenbrook, A. Bartlow, K. Kinsman President-James Hendrickson X , FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB Y I Vice President-Paulette DeWaele Secretary-Kathy Kinsman Advisor-Mrs. Tone vid Q 39 The Future Teachers Club, which organized six years ago at Kendall, has grown steadily each year. We have doubled our membership this year over last year. lt is our purpose to encourage those high school students interested in teaching to loin our club so they may gather information about teaching as a profession. To this end the club attended a Kendall Teachers Associa- tion meeting in January. For social entertainment we held a Christmas Party and a spring picnic. Our plan to sponsor an assembly with an exchange student from Germany was thwart- ed by the big winter storm. We did however visit Brockport College where we learned many new facts about college entrance requirements. CLUB ACTIVITIES The Future Nurses Club is an organization which provides the School Nurse with student help wherever and whenever possible. The members are interested in nursing in some man- ner-some plan to enter nursing as a career, others plan to enter some work connected with nursing. By Working in the club everyone has an opportunity to learn more about nursing as a career and serve the school at the same time. This year tvvo of our members, Carol Klafehn and Linda Kennedy, worked as Nurses Aids in a local hospital. Candi Wolf attended the Highland Hospital Open House. pur main proiect, in which the vvhole club participated, was the collec- tion of money in the Kendall area for the Heart Fund. CLUB OFFICERS 'T 7 I President ........................ Carol Klafehn Secretary-Treasurer .................... Nora Reis G Advisor ........... . .. Mrs. Strasenburgh X FUTURE NURSES CLUB FIRST ROW: J. Thompson, S. Wells, L. Todd, S. Staples, S. Seaman, B. Dale, C. Wolf, C. Klafehn, S. Gray, B. Holclerfield B. Blosenhauer, S, Sedore 2nd ROW: S. Hollink, M. Root, B. Rowley, M. Reis, N. Reis ..f'Mp I , - R A , .1 'S Dltll, l, Pica FIRST ROW: W. Grimm, E. Spangenburg, R. Reis, J. Clemons, C. Snell 2nd ROW: F. Rhodes, W. Walker, J. Knapp, J. Ro Menchillo, Mr. Ernwein 3rd ROW: N. Behrend, J. Dibley, R. Blosenhauer, L. Williams, R. Leverenz, G. Stratton FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS President ..... .............. -. Vice-President . . . binson, M. Hennekey, W .... Ralph Reis . . . . .. Jesse Clemons Secretary ..... ........... J im Dibley Treasurer . . . .... Eugene Spangenburg Reporter .. ........ Bob Leverenz Sentinel .... .... C harles Snell . if H l ff: 2. ..-. , q'-'1 - Al ,f,,+ . .- , , The Kendall F.F.A. has led an active school year. The members attended a Horticultural Show where they participated in an apple-judging contest. Eugene Spangenburg won 3rd prize there in a demonstration contest. In January, the boys traveled to Barker for the annual Niagara-Orleans contest. There they participated in iuolging dairy cows, chickens, and vegetables. There was also a welding contest. A basketball game was held vs. the Barker F.F.A. Which the Kendall team won. The F.F.A. team, incidentally, was undefeated throughout the basketball season. 40 A t Q A ?641r' lil jfs- ' ' 6155 F51- . 1 V , X agszgew FIRST ROW, Vicki Bates, Sharon Sedore, Richard Della Costa, Sally Wilson Shirley Hollink, Barry Brehse, Carol Kalfehnf SECOND ROW John Martini Kay Cliff, Donna Bohrer, James Hendrikson, Debby Brightly, Joe Snook, Randy Miller, Advisor-Mr. Sanger ,..:.:.:'2:g5. NATIONAL HONOR socusrv vs L4 The National Honor Society meets once a month with our advisor Mr. Sanger. Our purpose is to foster scholarship in our own lives and in the student body. Members are chosen by the faculty on the basis of scholar- ship, service, leadership and character. New members are inducted each spring at a dinner meeting of the society. Students with an 85 average are accepted in a one year probation- ary period. If the scholarship level is main- tained they may become permanent mem- bers. The Kendall Chapter of N.H.S. is affiliated with the regional, state, and national society. Q af' r 'sf' 'M Iss l J Wu 5 .. A OFFICERS President-Richard Della Costa Vice President-John Martini Secretary-Sally Wilson Treasurer-Sharon Sedore 1' O 5 . . I ' 17 .,. Q-sizllfaa-vz'xVf'YN ' . Y . 5 CLUB OFFICERS President- Richard Della Costa Vice President- 'Mary Weaver Secretary- Mariha Wilson Treasurer- Donna Bohrer Acivisor- Mr. John Wadhams THE MASK AND WIG CLUB .3-.y s syn? 5 has Y FIRST ROW: K. Cliff, P. Reis, M. Skellen, M. Skellen, M. Root, S. Williams, R. Taylor J. Austin, S. Klafehn, K, Hunt, 2nd: D Bowen C Salva tore, M. Henderson, S. Mael, V. Bliss, L. Pieper, S. Sedore, S. Kronson, B. Marsielie, P. DeWaele, 3rd: L. Todd, T. Scally, S. Seaman M Hetzke C. Hendrickson, C. Lape, B. Homuih, E. Spangenburg, S. Ruef, V. Bates, D. Gardner, Ath: J. Parker, S. Wilson, T, Gleason, D. Brightly E Austin S Gray, L. Miers, D. Colburn: C. Redshaw, C. Kronson, Sth: S. Hume, T. Seaman, D. DeVaulT, J. Hendrickson, H. Leverenz, S. Lemcke J Kruger R Hennekey, J. Lemcke, D. Ergotf 42 Stephen Keyser Diane Redshaw Martha Wilson Candi Wolf .. Robert Keyser . .. David Hansen Joe Snook .... Vicki Bates .. Roberta Taylor Christine Besse Sally Wilson . . Allan Bartlow CAST OF CHARACTERS The Commodore . . Mrs. Crochet Topal . . . . . . Evvie . . . Dewey . . . Arthur . . Mr. Tobin Fleece Elna .. . Mrs. Beaumont Crochet Mrs. Dupre Arthur SCENES FROM THE GREAT BIG DOORSTEP FIRST ROW: Mrs. Waring, D. Bohrer, J. Parker, D, Gardner, L. Todd, K. Leverenz, L. Passineau, S. Wilson 2nd ROW: Mrs. Della Costa, V. Bates, S. Gleason LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club is open to all students in grades 7-l2. It is a non-profit organization whose aim is serving the student body. The Library Club members assist the librarian and aid in making library facilities accessible to the students. They work at the desk charging books and filing cards. They put books away and do other tasks that are necessary to a well-functioning library. The members work on a regular schedule during tree periods. This year there are T5 members in the Club. The new Elementary Library was opened in November ot this year. It serves the children from kindergarten thru 6 grade, and is located in the elementary section of the school. Mrs. Elizabeth Hall is the library aid in the Elementary Library. Mrs. Rose DellaCosta is the High School aid. Mrs. Pauline Waring is the school Librarian. l Views of New Elementary Library gan , ' 5 :Lf -df! ' DIRECTORS Mr. Richard Roberson Senior High Band Mr. Joseph Shaara Elementary Band BAND OFFICERS President-John Martini Vice President-Tina Besse Secretary-Sharon Gray Treasurer-Steve Reamer u6!9'- Q BAND ACTIVITIES Besides marching in the local parades, the band also competed at various other locations in the state. The band members traveled to Buffalo to the state V.F.W. parade and came home best appearing marching unit. Shortly after, they set out for Lockport and the sesquicentennial, return- ing with second place At the end of the sum mer they returned from the state fair at Syracuse In ninth place Forty five band members at tended the County Music Festival at Holley . . TWIRLERS Beverly Foote Joan Schickler Diane Redshaw Linda Piper Margary Vanderbilt COLOR GUARD Captain-Caroline Schultz Sergeants-Donna Bohrer Nora Reis Rifles-K. Wentworth, V. Bates B. Reamer, C. Salvatore Flags-K, Blaszak, J. Austin, B. Blosenhauer, A. Wright M. Skellen, S Hume, T. Scally S. Way ff I xi' r Md FLUTES Kay Cliff, Mary Weaver, Mary Hetzke, Sandy Mael, Clarice Hendrickson, Susan Lemcke, Cindy Lape, -Donna Bowen LOWER WOODWI NDS Pat Jones, Becky Weaver, Martha Wilson, Barb Homuth, Sandy Hume, Susan Klafehn, Chuck Bropst, Dick Rowland BASES Alan Bartlow Steve Miller Rodney Klafehn Larry Meiers Jim Hendrickson Cary Lape KENDALL ROYAL 46 f CLARINETS Mary Mann Paulette DeWaele Barb Bohrer Donna Colburn Susanne A. Ruef Christine Hendrickson Candi Wolf Cindy Redshaw Debbie Brightly Karen Hunt Debbie Scheik Pat Reis Mary Maxon Cathy Ruggles Pat Austin TROMBONES Steve Reamer, Charles Kronson, Dale Provost, Murray Weaver, Susan Kronson, Larry Rowles BLUE BAND PERCUSSION Scott Curtis Ron Davis Bobby Butler Daryl Hansen Marcia Henderson Fred Jones John Martini FRENCH HORN AN Rodney Bartlow Diane Redshaw Ed Austin Sharon Gray Richard Della Costa David Hansen Marianne Wilson Ellen Vanderbilt Jane Hardenbrook TRUMPETS Tina Besse Stephen Cater Ron woodcaok Lesly Johnston Bud DeVault Neil Brehse Vicki Bliss Gary Levandowski Tom Rowland Charles Snell Linda Kennedy Dawn Bliss D SAXOPHONE GIRLS GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: A. Williams, R. Taylor, S. Gleason SEC- OND ROW: N. Reis, T. Scally, S. Hollink THIRD ROW: M. Skellen, M. Burley, M. Reis FOURTH ROW: D. Gardner, M. Peiper, F. Conley FIFTH ROW: J. Schickler, J. Parker M. Root SIXTH ROW: J. Lemcke, C. Schiltz, K. Leverenz 5,-Jirg: . MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW: D. Bowen, G. Whipple, M. Wilson, M. Henderson, SECOND ROW: M. Weaver, M. Hetzke, E. Vanderbilt, S. Mael, THIRD ROW: B. Brehse, D. Thompson, A. Bartlow, S. Reamer, V. Bliss, C. Sal vatore, FOURTH ROW: J. Hardenbrook, B, Homuth, C. Wolf, D. Redshaw, FIFTH ROW: C. Redshaw, J snack, D. Koza T. Hesse, sixm ROW: D. Efgan, D. Moore, H. Leverenz, S. Lemcke 48 l965-66 CONCERT SEASON The Glee Club and mixed chorus under the direc- tion of Miss Osborne have participated in two major programs this year. In co-operation with the concert band a Christmas Concert was performed on Decem- ber 15 and on May 20. The choruses participated in the Annual Spring Concert. Several members partici- pated in the All County Chorus at Holley on March ll and 12. We feel that we have made a major step forward this season and are looking forward to greater partici- pation and interest during the coming year. I FQ I A afr r . M F..,, ,, K SPORTS GUARD: FORWARD: CENTER: MANAGER: COACH: VARSITY BASKETBALL Steve Reamer James Burchfield David Ergott Ralph Reis Ray Hennekey Richard Jewsbury Dale Lemcke Ronald Woodcook Harold Leverenz James Kruger Gareth Stratton Paul Brehse George Heclcert Leroy Furness Mr. Reynolds ,Blew . 9 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL GUARD: FORWARD: CENTER: MANAGER: Thomas Rowland Harold Schultz Kevin Kent Steve Kater Neil Thompson Donald Waye Robert Leverenz Wendell Grimm Neil Anderson Rodney Klafehn Randall Miller Leslie Johnston Richard Snell Dale Cliff Pep Assembly Line Up SOCCER 9lfKendall Churchville 'Kendall Byron-Bergen Kendall Wheatland Chili Kendall Holley Kendall Byron-Bergen 'Kendall Holley Kendall Byron-Bergen Kendall Wheatland-Chili Kendall Alexander -4-Kendall Red Creek fLeague Game -4-Sectional Game 96fJunior Varsity Game The T965-66 Soccer team ended the season with 2 wins and 2 losses in league games. One or two goals prevented 4 wins. Our losses were hard fought games, hinging on only l or 2 goals. We entered the sectionals against Red Creek, but lost 5-O. Everyone agrees that with the loss CAPTAlN5'RlCha'd JeWSbU Y of only 2 men this year the team will enter the T966 sea- son in excellent Shape. COACH-Mr. Bernard Gerbug Gareth Strattion FIRST ROW-Bob Rohlancl, Ken Brown, Kevin Kent, Dick LaFave, Bob Butler fmgr.D SECOND ROW-Bill Reis, George Heckert, Dick Colburn, Murray Weaver, Neil Meisch, Bill Mikels, Mr. Gerbig lcoachl THIRD ROW-Jay Murphy, Mike Anderson, Ron Davis, Dick Jewsbury, Gareth Stratton, Roger Sargeant, Bill Fritz, FOURTH ROW-Bob Leverenz, Bruce Joba, Doug MacFarIand, Art Leverenz, Bob Blosenhauer, Paul Brehse, Dana Moore, Don Waye. 52W BASEBALL 1 f 56 27 I 7 1 ,' S I A :QS W IE? x P5 XX v 1 Q I ff Qs 1 .. ,Q-is Q '- f QS? .- A rw SS. . A Tw , Q -'-, T i1f'f1 J e H. ,ev Batter-up Two stars resting up for spring game POSITIONS PLAYED PITCHER Dale Lemcke CATCHER Ray Hennekey FIRST Gareth Stratton SECOND Neil Thompson THIRD: James Burchfleld SHORTSTOP: sieve Reamer CENTERFIELD: Dave Ergotf LEFT FIELD: John Jenks J.V. MEMBERS: Ronald Woodcook Arthur Leverenz Paul Brehse Bill Scherdin Don Hofs1ra George Heckerr BiII Reis VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Janet Furness Ellen Vanderbilt Mary Linda Weaver Linda Sorg Agnes Wright Ruth Reynolds JUNIOR-VARSITY CHEERLEADERS TOP: David Jurhs CENTER: Marilyn Skellon Shirley Hollink Patricia Reis BOTTOM: Beverly Foote Diane Redshaw Carolyn Schultz Susan Klafehn Fight Team Fight, . . . F.l.G.H.T. GOLF T. Rowland, D. Hansen, Mr. Corcoran, D. Hansen, J. Hendrick- son, D. DeVault, M. DeVault, C. Kronson Another sport was added to the calendar this year-Golf. Golf is an individual sport requiring a great amount of skill. Each member of the five man team plays a member ot the opposing team for a total of two points. One point is for match, the numbe-r of holes won, and the other is for medal, the total number of strokes. Although the team didn't do well in its first year the future looks brighter. STUDENT COUNCIL PEP ASSEMBLY ww. WWW Maybe a shot in the arm? . .. S L a . , i s 5 . -X , W- , -,.f 1Nm1 Down with school gloom Tl-'mab0UT'S fall' PlaY- 55 . Q7 Jump, Jump, Jumpl!! QE The Bench . . . , ll ,......-..Q...w................w.. A... ,,.. All feet' off the gloor N... Seems to me we could have done a little better right here This is going to be a lump shot. The huddle ELEMENTARY FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Helen Hansen Miss Josephine Priviiera Mr. Allen Barclay FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Alia Marhers Mrs. Beverly Newsome Mrs. Josephine Seaman Mrs. Wilma Hermance SIXTH GRADE Mr. Rudolph Corcoran Mr. William Kasier Mr. William Wescoif REMEDIAL READING Mrs. Martha Barilow FIRST GRADE KINDERGARTEN Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Margaret Hussong Kathryn Dedman Patricia Harter Jean Pearson Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs Alma Preston Marion Harclenbrook Ann Marie Roney Dorothy Root . -9 .. Jss , f as -. Sf . xg... lt 1 4 L is .svs l l ' 6 l . s il A -.D 51 SECOND GRADE Mrs. Ora Bailey Miss Sharon Yerkes Miss Sandra Totter Miss Sylvia Fletcher '!'i'g .9 lb. . .. ,lb gl 'Ai - '2'.f W,zl W 2 ,.,. 0 'Quiz I S Yi? .ffih s THIRD GRADE Miss Ellen Cole Mrs. Dortha McClelland Miss Marion Nesbitt Mrs. Sara Van Ast . 5 if ' 1, .ng ...in , -v:,3kE1,k A 1 Q.. 3 M fm. Zgx S 5g'Sx??Sif35gff ,ggi E Sw! I 6 r af' Nb X - . K ag: if fx lm f H1 Q. ' H1-'L F151 2 :Qs ,, f. . S, in' 3 v N , 6' ff ,I fx., 5 F . FIRST ROW: Miss Underhill, E. Miller, R. Weaver, M. Mairs, R. Rowland, E. McNally, J. Jensen, Schepler, P. Tytler, D. Miller, R. Robare, 3rd ROW: V. Bates, C. Cliff, G. Crawford, D. Harper, N. EIGHTH GRADE 2nd ROW: W. Austin, B. Dragon, S. Hume, C. Brehse, M. Corrigan, K. Knittle, J. Hennekey SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: C. Sorg, W. VanDorn, B: Graham, C. McNally, 2nd ROW: J. Smith, E. Couch, M. Reamer, F. Holderfield, 3rd ROW: D. Gorman, K. VanDorn, A. Smilh, D. Goheen, 41h ROW: D. Prevost, R. Fuller, A. Scally, L. Passineau, Mr. Savard, 51h ROW: D. Hart, D. Brighily, C. Fuller, M. Rowley, 61h ROW: T. Jurhs, D. Rhoades, P. Van Orden, C. Haight, P. Koppen, K. Courtney, R. Poole, V. Brown, D. Davis lg. ...i ' l E yy A 15 Qfjifjg-.iii ,i,. 1,,,, . -1. T' J . 1.,, .,., , 6I Q tif, ' I iw PL 9 NJ X fi M4 . Uihlinnuuq., M i r i 1 L K ' FIRST ROW: J. Smith, D. Fischer, S. lngraham, G. Rowley, D. Roberts, P. Mowers, L. Lemcke, 2nd ROW: Mrs. Hermance, C. Wolf, L. Paeth W. Kruger, C. Knoblock, L. Gartley, L. Dewsbury, 3rd ROW: J. DeWaele, S. Nearpass, J. DeVault, M. Way, D. Wais, R. Brannon, D. Culbert R. Buell, J. Buzard, D. Steffen, J. Levanclowski FOURTH GRADES FIRST ROW: M. Whipple, T. Hennekey, J. Rohland, J. Motzer, C. Reis, E. Braun, S. Cliff, 2nd ROW: Mrs. Mathers, V. Bates, D. Brightly, J. Rowles C. Jett, C. Ferris, S. Jordan, 3rd ROW: K. Hook, F. Wright, R. Porter, J. Besse, R. Burchfield, C. Lape, M. Schepler, C. Murphy, K. Kent, C Trirnm, R. Loope, D. Smith, S. Lays fl! 4 FIRST ROW: B. Steffen, P. Kronson, D. Rath, K. Dobbins, D. Ricker, V. Smith, J. Maxon, K. Mitchell, 2nd ROW: Mrs. Seaman, K. Morgan, L. Munzert, C. Paprawski, J. Maggard, J. Reamer, 3rd ROW: N. Spangenburg, S. Smith, R. Hetzlce, S. Leverenz, M. Miller, D. Butler, S. Abel, P. Bouie, T. Brooks, H. Harper, W. Herring, P. Marshall FOURTH GRADES FIRST ROW: N. Graczyk, G. Miller, D. Hansen, S. Bloodgood, V. Gleason, C. Colburn, 2nd ROW: C. Herman, W. Jackson, D. Buzarcl, D. Cole, M. Mitchell, C. Engert, Mrs. Newsome, 3rd ROW: R. Botting, R. Webster, B. Harper, A. Salvatore, V. Jenks, B. Steehler, M. Verhagen, -K. Crawford, M. Sargent, M. Banker, R. Taber, R. Baxter, T. Tytler like I l FIRST ROW. B. Curtiss, K. VanOrden, C. Jones, 2nd ROW: Z. Davis, E. Mairs, R. Harper, 3rd ROW: J. Smith, M. Maynard, V. Jenks, C. Kludt, D. Hansen, 4th ROW: A. Albert, T. Horton, C. Mason, G. Schildt, W. Betz, 5th ROW: N. Bouie, S. Harper, M Woodams, J. Maggard, 6th ROW: R. Wright, S. Verhagen, 7th ROW: M. Gray, S. Fuller, M. VanDorn, D. Porter, Miss Cole THIRD GRADE SECOND GRADE FIRST ROW: S. Rutland, L. Doty, K. Lays, C. Tabor, P. Austin, 2nd ROW: T. Harper, D. Haight, C. Day, Miss Yerkes, J. Sietmann, P. Brannan, T. Ricotta, 3rd ROW: R. Ford, T. Herring, 'D. Childs, C. Herman, B. Young, L. Nearpass, J. Rowley, D. Paeth, D. Hasenfelt, M. Whal, M. Wheelock, G. Kruger, O. Graczyk, Absent: B. Levandowski, I. Jackson K 4 1 . f .-4 5' 1- o, I 'Q .. 1 A . mx . te f. v- is ' Q . V -J , 5 ? -5 ST .,f4 if U wx' f ,V ,J W , . , 'Airy- --Rgnb x ' X 9 Q 9 4 Q .J 1, fi 7 5 x w Spf se W Q- 'wits 5 Q J J 55 Q 3 5f5??f ' M 4 rw X3 , 4 if, ',.:' Vx' ' X W 4 F 1 A Ji... 'A . Q 3 I N41 K ig 1, Y 1 1 0 3 .K 9 Q4 E v 0 E I . . KW f E355 X . if , 'fi ul If S A T, A?-th 1- C -an sk A55 Christmas IS glvmg lf? F 5 I 5 in, . , 'un . ri y V, f Z' .J fl 4, - my .. Fw Lv!c:1y.1:, ig! X , . -f rr Q R f X 'livf U--'gig 5 gl I 2.9.4 Q., X -I ff DSG' Sanln, 2 DI -'x Chef. FIRST ROW: L. McNally, D. Sprague, D. Shoeneman, A. Maynard, D. Hovey, D. Steffen, 2nd ROW: A. Davis, J. Schickler, D. Oliver, J Rath C Campbell, G. Herman, 3rd ROW: Mrs. Pearson, C. Durney, C..Turner, S. Jurhs, R. Leverenz, K. Rowland, K. Levandowski, M. Bennet? L D y D. Reed KINDERGARTEN I UNGRADED PRIMARY FIRST ROW: Edward Bennett Norman Garrod SECOND ROW: Jesse Van Dorn Mrs. D. 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