Kendall High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Kendall, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1974 volume:

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Tl-IE I974TT2JOUBADOUI21 KeudalECembmEQchoolb Kendall, NM BgTIwTwubadowuQfn5l, AML TfwClaas O5 1974 Co+Editoa.s l2obzwBwwl15mM Kwan Hughes Advfsw Affdwwkowleg Much work has been put into the 1974 TROUBADOUR. The Yearbook Staff has tried to add some new and different ideas. We have put more pictures in it and have made use of poems throughout. We have chosen a light theme of the fun and good times in our school by using Moppets. The Staff hopes every student will find something that he enjoys in this yearbook. So . . . Here's to it And from it And to it again. If ya get to it to do it, And don't do it. You'll never get to it to do it, again. The TROUBADOUR Staff dedicate this year's TROUBADOUR to all the people in our school community - our parents , our friends, our neighbors - You have loyally supported the school by your taxes, your contributions and your time. Without you we students would not have had successful magazine drives, dinners, dances, concerts or plays. You have supported all our sports events and have had a part in making us Number One. We want to thank you - one and all - and hope we will always be deserving of your support. 'G 'Av s-nf'-pf, - ,L,, WXN-QYK' FSM 1 JNL, Y-vu A'K'TQ,55 TODHY5 LESSON 4, + LDFE no KEIJUHLL ? 295. 5 fv 'T ar -IL. w mpg?-U oxwo l 4 2 gr 'XA 0 Nffflf- N Mm ..A,.... .NL LN if 4 Xian L M Jw X . Z Q 19, ' Q L if , 1 xdx X. XX W S4 fx .-K 'Gi 5 A AW 'wx xhs fjfifklix .A . v .' x ,Q Bgm i M + 5i ,l, iw W N J L ? M 2, of . ,11 ' fl - 4,4 'V K 1 . f , f 3 K J X f f Qt ff R 4 I . ' - J, X , 4 1 7 IA , , 1. 4 gf! Q I 1 ww f ' , CA ?,1,, Q. X . 3 1 W , X f . 1 -.Mg X5 'V ,L 'ki V.-4 ' ' iixfl YQQT Qfb X N LNQ .ff4x ff rm- iw X gif'-4 A se , .. Remember the lessons, Remember the fun . .5 sves I-mmwni ATX 5,1 iq 0937 . ll Q. . 'LI-l ... f I C ' V r . 1? sq, If If j Mmm -X ' 5 ' Tharnelzferth v5 OV iv fy 1 X A QV Q Q 'gi r ' 5 I U A S v 4256? 'Z L f i ? Z x0 W Kiev ix . 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BUELL Math, Business Education Life consists of three things: Little children, Fun and that spe- cial someone . ew ,wx . GLW P . BOTTING ee , Math it in your hand . PRISCILLA A. BOUIE Home Economics Man may have his will but woman has her way . H ROBIN L. BURCHFIELD Latin, Science, Math, Nurse's Aide An all-around girl of winning personality . ' ' JENNIFER M. CARPENTER Nursing, Vocational School ' 'Happiness makes up in height for what it lacks in width. ' ' 9 'Catch every cool breeze , and STEPHAN A. CLIFF Math ' 'What's the use of worrying? Let's take life easy. CONNIE COLBURN Business The mildest manner and the gentleness of heart. JAMES D. DEVAULT Science, Math, French The more we think we are, the less we really are. JANET M. DEWAELE Math, Science, Art Smi1ing, joking, laugh provok- ing, she travels her cheery road . 10 KAREN M. CRAWFORD Business, Vocational School When you have nothing to say, say nothing . ' ' DEBORAH L. CRISPELL Math, Science What will a child learn sooner than a song? 'ie X-NgLQD.9.9aQ .ig '5 OQJXNJDSQ - v--'v -' 1 ' 1 w My CAROLYN I. FERRIS Math, Science, Latin Truth exists, only falsehoods have to be invented. SALLY R. FICO VCP Content to let the world go as it will. ' ' KATHLEEN E. DOBBINS Math, Science Where there's life, there's hope . ' ' TRACEY L. DRAGON Business Education Happiness is for those who are .'-'- .'.'.f contented . ' ' alla...-1 anon.. C oong,.'- Nassau.,- a, DAVID W. FISHER Auto Service Nothing in life is to be feared , It is to be understood. ' FEDORA A. FORD Math, Homemaking, Nurse's Aide x, I share no other's opinions, I gf? have my own. 3. NANCY A. C-RACZYK Business Education Happiness is the spice of life. MARCIA I. GRIMM Business Education Friendly in a quiet way. DALE E. HANSEN Math, Science A11 great people die - and I don't feel so well myself. KENNETH E. HARVEY VCP Al1 life is labor with rich rewards . 12 if VELETA G. GLEASON French Her giggle is familiar to all . BEVERLY E. GORMAN Math, Science Grace is in her step: in every gesture dignity . THOMAS I . HENNEKEY Latin , Science Opportunity knocks only once , but temptation leans on the door- bell. ' ' CRAIG R. HERMAN Agriculture Farming is the foundation of our civilization . ROBERT I. HETZKE Science, Math I grow old learning something new everyday. ' ' ROBERT C. HILL Science Life is just one damn thing after another! ' ' BRUCE P. HOWARD Vocational School Why take life standing up, when everyone else is lying down? KEVIN M. HUGHES French, Science, Math What he don't know ain't worth knowing. ' ' I3 LP' I KATHERINE M. KLAFEHN Business Education The gold sun in her hair burns ever bright. ' ' CARLA J. KNOBLOCH Art, Business Education Life isn't worth living, unless you live it your way. WARREN S. KRUGER VCP ' 'I enjoy doing what others say I cannot. CRAIG D. LAPE Science, Math Time will make most discor- dant materials harmonize . STEPHEN P. INGRAHAM Electrics: Vocational School Men of few words are often the best. ' ' SUE ELLEN A . JORDAN Math, Business Education Quiet and kind she wins all hearts. to'-'UD , 0 KEVIN P. LAPP Science So quiet, we don't know the half of it. LYNETTE C. LEMCKE Business Education If life is so short, then why am I? BRUCE A . LEVANDOWSKI Vocational School, Electricity You can get what you want out of life only through hard work. JOHN K. LEVANDOWSKI Agriculture Let others labor, I'll do the rest. DEBBIE M. MURRAY Art The road to success is filled with women pushing their hus- bands along . SYLVIA E. LILLEY Business Education He who gossips with you shall gossip about you. I5 RICHARD D. LOOPE Math, Science Art is nature , Nature is God's art. CAREN M. WOLF Math More than yesterday and less than tomorrow . JAMES MAXON Vocational School That fellow seems to me to possess but one idea and that's a bad one . GERALD E. MILLER Science So many men, so many opin- ions: everyone his own way. 16 KATHLEEN A. MADRU Math, Science Take not all the joys in life, just the ones you cherish. WARREN D. MAYNARD Vocational School, Agriculture Be nice to people on your way up, you'1l meet them on the way down. ' ' Wo? 'WU VICKKI I. MONROE Vocational School For she is just the quiet kind whose nature never varies. KENT R. MORGAN Science, Math A fool will ask more questions than the wisest can answer. .f 1 X MELODY A. MILLER Mhgth, Science, Nurse's Aide 'Love Never ends. KATHLEEN A . MITCHELL Business Education It's the spirit, not the size , that counts . PATRICIA MOWERS French, Math Love is a pleasing but various climb . ' ' LYNNE A. MUNZERT Business Education The pleasure of life is life itself. 17 CRAIG A. MURPHY Latin, Art, Music From wine what sudden friend- ship brings. BENNY W. OSBORNE French, Math, Science If silence is golden, his fortune is made . ' ' A ks xx LEON R. PAETH Science, Industrial Arts Each sad day can always be sadderg but each happy day makes it all seem much better. DEBORAH J. PATT N s ww wi SJW xx 1 CHERYL A. PEARSE Science, Math, Business Educa- tion Life is meant to be spent with someone you love - Cherish it - and him . ' ' ROXANNE R. PORTER Math, Science , Business Educa- tion Man struggles to find life out- side himself, unaware that the life he is seeking is within him. 18 11 Business Education She sees life steadily and sees it whole . K . .., ...,,.., ,... ,.... A .i ,:,N,,,,lw.,,..,,.,.. ffszif .iff V 4 CORA L. REIS Math, Science Life is you and I together, making one. JEFFREY G. REAMER Agriculture He who invented work should have finished it. 0 K Nav, CHERYL J. PREST Business Education, Home Eco- nomics Life is meant to be spent with someone you love - cherish it and him . DUANE W. RATH Agriculture Quiet, but we don't know the half of it. IAN E. ROHLAND Business Education Smile and the world smiles with you. ARMAND M. SALVATORE Science, Math, Art Men always seem to remember blondes . ' ' 'I9 PAUL M. SCHWENK Agriculture Better a bad excuse than none at all. STEVEN R. SMITH Math, Science Happiness is a habit - cultivate it. BARBARA A. STEEHLER Math, Science Everything is funny as long as it happens to someone else. BARBARA A. STEFFEN Business Education The pleasure of life is in living it. 20 yfw LFC N-+fie cw: MARIORIE M. SARGENT Fine Arts e-Sl yvmely Fortune turns all things to the advantage of those on whom she smiles. MITCHELL B. SCHEPLER Math, Science If I worry, will it change the future? F BX?-9 is J V lx T369 xv, x i k-Q. ' .l. .Q ,. . MX f df . I , ii. Vgf' S' L r v Ek E gk, J V3 QS yso dthede 'lha good es? E N ! MIK'C4 AYE E N . ' 'W are o ent SC16 man . ERNEST WEST Arr, Math For every ten jokes thou hast one thousand enemies. MARK G. WHIPPLE Math, Science He may be known as a leader of K men. uiimfzff n yyygg A a X .QHXQ QWLQ, ' 0-VLQJ C ' ccwoygf W f M no lied ,Mc wwf JM JUUUL M N W' 0053- eeeee E 5ciIg,EeHETRICK STEV K. MACFARLAND f Opinions cannot survive if one Industrial AHS J ARK MONTANTE . I talk, I laugh, and if necessary Math, Science has no chylxce to flght for X I work U them. zMb CL . Mdwwww 22 Class O5 74 066mm President - Bev Gorman Vice President - Patti Mowers Secretary - Debbie Crispell Treasurer - Sue Ellen Jordan Advisors - Mr. Gerbig, Mr. Hussong, Mrs. Paine The Class of '74, a tremendously active and enthusiastic class set out to make their last year at Kendall the greatest. We began our activities as Seniors immediately after accepting the class key in the spring, when we officially became The Senior Class. Our first effort under the direction of Tracey Dragon and Debbie Patt was selling pop at the Kendall Babe Ruth baseball games during the summer. In September we held Kendall's first Dahce Marathon. September 27th began the Magazine Drive, headed by Patti Mowers. The Seniors surpassed their goal of S6 ,000 by over S1,000. December 22nd was truly an evening of ' 'Dreams of Christmas for everyone who attended the Senior Ball. We decided to make its prom the best ever and successfully disguised the gym and commons, turning them into a beautiful, stunning land of Christmas. A special day in the spring was set aside as Senior Day. We presented a very successful assembly and relieved the teachers of their daily teaching tasks. This year, the Seniors were able to obtain such privileges as occasionally eat- ing outside and having an unsupervised Senior Room designated for each period. Everyone handled these privileges with maturity and cooperation and had no trouble keeping them. We also reinstated many activities, such as the Senior bookstore, a Paper Drive, and a Senior Play. However, unlike any previous Senior Play, ours was held at the DeWitt-Clinton, with a buffet dinner, followed by the class's presen- tation of Thurber Carnival. Finally, on June 22nd, we became members of the big world, as we received our diplomas, and our Senior year came to an end. We would like to thank everyone who helped to make our Senior year what it was, especially Mr. Clow and our advisors, Mr. Gerbig, Mr. Hussong, and Mrs. Paine . 23 S Steve McFarland Keith Ketrick Top 5 salesmen of maga- zine drive . Regents Scholarship win- DCIS . E s L Vg, , Captains of magazine drive. Nothing great is lightly won, Nothing won is lost, Every good deed nobly done Will repay the cost. 5 9 V' an. A Sue Ellen Jordan DAR winner. WD 5 61 . 77 zest So the final year might be our best The times gone by Now we sit back and sigh 1 We've done it, we've bettered the JACK DENNIS AND HIS ORCHESTRA For the last time to meet all challenges with ICST. . 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This yearbook staff thinks it has produced the best yearbook yet at KCS. We have tried to get away from the formal shots and have added many more informal pictures. The staff members have worked hard on write-ups, typing, and the photographs. Without Mr. Rowley's help, the yearbook would be nothing but blank pages. We hope you enjoy this 1974 yearbook. 9' x L 4 YEARBOOK ADVISOR and EDITORS Mr. Rowley - Advisor TOP ROW: Debbie Crispell Ron Botting Steve Smith Patti Mowers Priscilla Bouie Roxanne Porter 2nd ROW: Kevin Hughes Robin Burchfield Roxane Buell Rich Loope Dianne Wais BOTTOM ROW: Leon Paeth Margie Sargent Carolyn Ferris Fedora Ford Tracey Dragon Carla Knobloch Kathy Dobbins Robin Burchfield - Editor Kevin Hughes - Editor 1 974 Twubadowv 'Stolb This was a busy twelfth year for the EAGLE. Making headlines in the news all year was our first AFS Exchange student - Debbie EAGLE Barnes. And then there were all our tremendous sports victories to report in soccer, basketball, wrestling and baseball. People in the news included Kevin Hughes, the first Kendall student to make it to the National Merit Finals. Mechanically headlines were improved by a new machine called a strip-printer which Mr. Wadhams got for the print shop. We are one of the fortu- nate-few schools with the facilities and staff to print our own paper. ...74 Editor-in-Chief Kathy Madru Assistant Editor Dianne Wais Managing Editor Roxane Buell News Editor Debbie Crispell Feature Editor Denise Clay Sports Craig Lape, Varsity: Jeanne McFarland, JV Reporters John Cook, Bob Clow, Sue Dunn, Mike Gaesser, Karen Dobbins, Roxanne Buell Layout Dianne Waise, Rich Loope Production Staff Leon Paeth, Mr. Wadhams, Dianne Wais, Robin Webster Typists Connie Colburn Sylvia Lilley Advisors Miss Eldred, Mr. Wadhams, Mrs. Tone 29 FFA. - Clwptew KF-NUM-L , v,, . ,U,,, t zur. ' I ' I :ra ' J- I ' ' 'ff'ff' u...a..,.::z ,,,,. ,W .'K,f ,I-F ,.,.,, ,,.,,. ,,.,, . ,,,., . ., , , , ,I ' EMPIRE DEGREE CANDIDATES Under the leadership of President Mark Maynard the FFA developed its '73-74 program of activities. During the summer nine members attended State Leadership Camp. Six members competed in State Level contest: Lynn Rushbrook, Blaine Young, Grant Passarell, Tom Rath, Bruce May and Todd Young with Bruce and Todd placing third in the small engine trouble shooting con- test. As school opened Kendall began the contest season by winning soil judging: paced by county leader Bernard Scheg, Grant Passarell, Blaine Young and Bill Harden- brook. We placed second in tree identification and first in wildlife management, and third in vegetable judg- ing. Four members applied for the FFA's Empire Degree - Paul Schwenk, Craig Herman, Warren Maynard, and Mark Maynard , with Mark running for state office . As a group the Chapter conducted its annual citrus sale and attended the New York Horticultural Society Winter show. Members attended a Rochester hockey game for recreation and held their annual banquet to recognize individual accomplishments and to acknowledge their parents' support. OFFICERS - PRESIDENT - Mark Maynard VICE PRESIDENT - Blaine Young SECRETARY - Warren Maynard TREASURER - Craig Herman SENTINEL - Paul Schwenk REPORTERS - Duane Rath, Willie Cotton Lynn Rushbrook 8 ...... - 194 1? CHAPTER MEMBERS: S. Ingraham, B. Gorman, K. Whipple, G. Poquette, L. Rushbrook, T Rath B Harden brook, J. Rath, B. May, B. May, G. Sprague, D. Childs, F. D'Agostino, K. Murray, P. Marshall J Mitc 30 hell, D. Brightly, S. Leverentz, M. Furness, D. Iones, P. Wais, K. Smith, G. Kludt, B. Scheg D Rath I Smith, B. Young, T. Cole, H. Harper, S. Roberts. I 4 PRESIDENT - Mark Whipple VICE PRESIDENT - Willie Cotton SECRETARY - Rhonda Butler TREASURER - Robin Burchfield ADVISOR - Mr. Rosinski The first activity of the year was a combined recreation and movie night held on October 30th. There was excellent attendance and everyone enjoyed ping-pong, pool, cards and volleyball. Student Council and the FHA worked together and sold refreshments at the home soccer games. We tried something new - we sold cold drinks during study halls: the kids enjoyed the chocolate and orange drinks quite a change from the drinking fountain. We took on a second new project - supporting a boy from Viet- nam. In place of the Newark Drive we planned a Salvation Army Drive. Many thanks to Mr. Rosinski, our new advisor, for all the help this year. 2 1 1 1' 'r MEMBERS TOP ROW: Richard Loope, Ron Bot- ting, Terry Abel, Kathy Dobbins, Mike Gaessar, Mary Gaessar, Wendy Botting. SECOND ROW: Peggy Wheel- ock, Cathy Herman, Roxane Buell, Ira Fair, Karen Schuler. THIRD ROW: Pri- silla McClellan, Rene Merle, Karen Waye, Kathy Levandowski, Jeanne McFarlane, Pam Green. BOTTOM ROW: Mark Whipple, Willie Cotton, Cheryl Schepler, Robin Burchfield, Rhonda Butler. T W 1 SL 31 PRESIDENT Debbie Crispell VICE PRESIDENT Debbie Green I AdimuFofvEduooi7ow KENDALL CHAPTER MEMBERS: Robert Clow, Mary Cataldi, Richard Loope, Barbara Lemcke , Barbra Mitchell, Mrs. Paine, Melodee Wahl, Jean Wilting, TREASURER Cora Reis, Bev Marion, Sue Ellen Beverly Gorman Jordan, Debbie Crispell, Kathy SECRETARY Redshaw, Rene Merle, Laura Sue Ellen Jordan lurhs, Wilma Lemcke, Joanne ADVISOR Bliss, Terry Abel, Dan Oliver, Mrs. Paine Debbie Green, Bev Gorman, Linda Brown, Rhonda Butler, Joy Meiers, Susan Dunn, Nanci Bar- thel, Lisa Mann, Lori Doty, Brenda Levandowski, Rosemary THERE IS NO LONGER A FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Nix. Debbie Hansen, Barbara Our name has changed - and so has our image. We are now officially the Students' Action for Education CS. A.E.J. It is now an exploration into education, rather than an introduction to the teaching field. To go with this we have expanded our tutoring program to include both the elementary school and high school. With the help of the National Honor Society, we continued to sell refreshments at home basketball games. Botting , Helen Robare . On October 25, the group was excused from school and travelled to the Al Siegel Center in Rochester. The members were able to observe patients in several different stages of occupa- tional therapy and toured the entire center. The Club held a Christmas Party at Phillip Brehse's house . Plans for a trip at the end of the year are now under way. Z'LL 1- A A The F. H.A. started out the year by selling refreshments SEATED Glona Snook Debble pan at Soccer games along with Student Council. Our other fund raising activities were our annual Christmas Can- dle sale and spring bazzar. Community service projects included weekly visita- tions to the elderly at the Cupulo Nursing Home, free Christmas floral demonstration for the public, helpful projects for a mentally handicapped class in Albion, and Christmas caroling in the community. The annual fashion show was held in the spring with over S30 given in prize money. This experience was rewarding for members as well as other school partici- pants. Social learnings included a formal initiation, a Faculty Christmas Tea, bowling, a mother-daughter tea, a banquet and summer camp. KENDALL MEMBERS: Sue Abel Cheryl Schepler Steve Smith Andrea Albert Richard Loope Debbie Crispell Sue Ellen Jordan Kathy Dobbins Sue Dunn Eric Zinsmeister Bev Gorman Nancy Barthel Craig Lape Karen Dobbins Rhonda Butler Mike Woodams Bev Marion Robin Burchfield Melody Miller Roxanne Porter Mark Whipple Debbie Hansen Kathy Redshaw Debbie Green Dona Wilson OFFICERS: PRESIDENT - Steve Smith VICE PRESIDENT - Kathy Dobbins SECRETARY - Sue Ellen Jordan TREASURER - Rich Loope ADVISOR - Mrs. Rabianski Natimtalbl-!ouo1vQocietg The members of the National Honor Society are chosen for their scholarship, character, leadership, and service. Each year this group holds its annual banquet honoring students who have shown scholastic ability. This year the National Honor Society has decided to help the F. T . A . tutoring program by offering their assistance to students who need extra help in school work . The club raises money by selling refreshments at basketball games. In the past the money has been awarded for scholarships and used for field trips . The members would like to thank our new advisor, Mrs. Rabianski , for her time and help. Respectfully , Sue Ellen Jordan , Sec . The Future Nurses Club of America started off the year with sixteen members. Every Thursday a group of three girls go to the Albion hospital as Candy stripers. In this program we help the nurses and nurses aides care for the patients. This is all voluntary work and it is very rewarding. We held a bake food sale to raise money for such funds as cancer research. Most of the year's activities centered around service to others either in the school program or in local hospitals. OFFICERS: Shelly Koza PRESIDENT Ann Dobbins TREASURER Mrs. Lang ADVISOR Wendy Austin VICE PRESIDENT Gloria Snook SECRETARY Nwasesflvub I .,.. pf 'lk' A 1 f I n i I I -- 'iI',t 9 It , y I , . 3 2 TOP ROW: Melissa Hill, Debbie Condon, Peggy Betz, Carolyn Ferris, Rosemary Nix, Nanci Barthel, Kathleen Robinson, Mrs. Lang, Wendy Austin. SITTING:AHe1en Robare, Penny Dragon, Gloria Snook, Pamela Austin, 35 Ann Dobbins, Shelly Koza. FRONT: Carol Spink, Carol Day. Kendall has an AFS Chapter and this year Kendall hosted its first Exchange Student ever: Deborah Barnes of Darwin, Australia. AFS stands for American Field Service and it is an organization devoted to International cooperation and peace. The AFS began its first year with a car wash on a brisk September morning. The Harlem Diplomats benefit bas- ketball game was a highlight of the year that was enjoyed by many. The AFS sponsored the annual talent show in March to help them toward their goal of sending and receiving an exchange student next year. We have enjoyed Debbie Barnes so much this year, and wish her all the luck for anything she wants. A special thanks goes to Mr. and Mrs. Rohland, the host family. Americans Abroad Finalists MEMBERS: Carolyn Ferris, Denise Clay, Karen Dobbins, Debbie Crispell, Philip Brehse, Ira Fair, Jan Rohland, Rene Merle, Debbie Green, Rosemary Nix, Mrs. Tone, Sue Dunn, Bev Marion, Ann Bewicke , Cindy Anderson , Dianne Wais, Rich Loope, Kathy Levandowski, Roxanne Porter, Jeanne McFarlane, Pam Green, Prisilla McClellan, Rhonda Butler, Debbie Barnes, Kathy Dobbins, Roxane Buell, Sue Johnson, Nanci Barthel, Gloria Snook, Gretchen Rath, Mary Cataldi, Terry Abel. 36 AFS OFFICERS: PRESIDENT - Kathy Madru VICE PRESIDENT - Kathy Dobbins SECRETARY - Jeanne McFarlane TREASURER - Roxane Buell ADVISOR - Mrs. Tone wgzws- l 1 f .A CowsOGub The Conservation Club is a newly formed club under the advisorship of Mr. Kent. The first meetings were devoted to getting organized and deciding what we hoped to accomplish this year. One major project was to plant trees for the town and individuals in the community to provide beauty and as an effort to help the energy crisis. We hope these trees will be used as wind breaks. 32 Bi A-...J Was? fir MEMBERS: Advisor - Mr. Kent Secretary - Peggy Betz Members Greg Flint Tony Fulginiti Wendy Austion Bob Miller Dan Green Andy Elmore Greg Sill Medici The Media Club is a service organization. The members provide a real service to the students and teachers in helping to maintain a smoothly operating library and Media service. The girls help in processing new books and A . V . material. They shelf books and work at the charge-out desk. MEMBERS Penny Dragon, Carolyn Ferris, Tracy Dragon. Debbie Congdon, Peggy Betz, Lynne Munzert, Greg Flint, Advisors: Mr. Rowley, Mrs. Della Costa. ,j'l-liglv The Junior High Band consists of music students from grades seven, eight and nine . However, not all students playing instruments in these grades are in the band. They must first meet the requirements and level of performance of the group before entering. The band has forty-five members and prac- tices twice a week for forty-five minute sessions. The band is used both as a training ground for young musi- cians and as a performance outlet for students' musical expression and endeavors. It also serves as a laboratory for promoting musical curiosity and for solving many musical problems. Music played covers a range from Bach to rock. ,Rex ynnt at 6 1 V , 1' . , ..,, T T fssivt s DIRECTOR - Mr. John Vitale MAJORETTE Barb Botting MANAGERS Bob Hill Denise Clav I2.ogaLBG:w ' BAND OFFICERS Dona Wilson, Robin Burchfield, Ron Botting, Dale Hansen. The Kendall Royal Blue Marching Band was very active during the sum- mer of 1973. Besides taking first place in most of the parades, the band went to the State Band competition at Syracuse and placed third. The Color Guard and twirlers placed first, while the drum majorettes came in second . The band also had an overnight trip to Hamburg, New York. The marching band has many plans for the coming summer. It was invited to participate in the Indianapolis 500 parade during May. It hopes to be very successful in 1974. 8 Q ct r Q PERCUSSION Phil D'Agostino Jim Gerbig Bob Hetzke Ira Fair Mark Whipple Roxanne Porter Kathy Madru TRUMPETS Jim Oschmann Mike Woodams Kevin Baker Tony Fulginiti Dale Hansen I2.ogalbB0:w Robin Burchfield Rene Merle Roberta Miller Cora Reis Carolyn Ferris Wilma Lemcke Jim DeVault Mitch Schepler Carol Herman David Warren Rhonda Butler Peggy Betz Ilene Pickett Ann Dobbins Dona Wilson Debbie Hansen Karen Murray TUBA Tom Hennekey Andy Keyser Ron Botting John Clack The Royal Blue Concert Band is comprised of the most outstanding student musicians in the senior high and their constant endeavor is to perform the highest caliber music with a great deal of proficiency. This year's Band has 7 2 student performers, 46 of whom were selected to participate in the Orleans All-County Band . The selections were made in January and 84 students were chosen from all Orleans County. During this year the Band performed four evening concerts. Two concerts were pop concerts featuring music from the current Broadway hits and music from the pops charts. THE NUTCRACKER SUITE by Tschaikowski and THE HALLELEJAH CHORUS by Handel were performed in the Christmas Concert. The Annual Spring Concert in May was the Class of '74's final concert appearance as members of the Royal Blue Concert Band . Selections from the top grade level of the New York State School Music Association cata- logue were performed . LOWER WOODWINDS Philip Brehse Linda Brown Bill Betz Sally Kraynik Karen Patt CLARINETS Barb Botting Valorie Vick Wendy Austin Marcia Wheelock Melody Miller Laurie Doty Melodee Wahl Cathy Herman is Band Anne Hennekey Barb Furness Lisa Mann Kathy Redshaw Donna Bolling SAXOPHONES Steve Smith Caren Wolf Wendy Botting Pricilla McClellan Jeff Moon Dan Childs Craig Lape Peggy Wheelock Roxane Buell TROMBONE Richard Meiers Scott Anderson Warren Kruger BARITONES AND FRENCH HORN S Craig Wolf Craig Murrhy Leon Paeth Steve Doty Rich Zinsmeister Gail Anderson Geraldine Lemcke Laurie Jurhs Henry Conradt Russel Merle Gary Zinsmeister Penny Reis Jeanne Wilting Bev Ergott Dianne Wais Kathy Dobbins Jeanne McFarlane Debbie Crispell Bonnie Eakin Kathy Mitchell Fedora Ford Barb Steehler Captain Robin Webster Co-Captain Bev Gorman Patti Mowers Joy Meiers Cwwiw Judy Graczyk and Kathy Levandowski N ' ,itfs,i, Twinlwus Laurie Doty Nancy Graczyk Rhonda Butler Captain Kathy Redshaw Kathy Levandowski Roxane Buell Judy Graczyk Connie Colburn Debbie Hansen Brenda Levandowski is-.f 7' - xx N. 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' 'xi Q 1 4,1 K I u K - 4' 5' A, Q . - , .. . 8. lj 4 . SY. . , 0 'X - r 1 4 ' ,H 5 f1ghi5Lg .-1' xl' -asm 5 , ,-1, A -- DIRECTOR - Mrs. Grace Schlageter ACCOMPANISTS - Susan Dunn. Phillip Brehse The Senior High Chorus under the direction of Mrs. Schla- geter has had a very full year. In October we performed a com- bined Pops Concert with the Royal Blue Concert Band . In November eleven of the chorus members were chosen to partici- pate in the All-County Music Festival in Medina . A week later eight members, Sue Dunn, Beverly Marion, Marjorie Sargent, Ronald Botting, Craig Lape, William Hardenbrook, Daniel Childs and Craig Murphy were selected for the All State Music Festival in Albion. For the Christmas Concert we performed the musical narration This is Christmas narrated by Michael Gaessar. Scenes played by members of the Junior High Chorus portrayed the message of the musical selections. Staging was directed by Roxanne Buell. In the Spring we performed selec- tions from Brigadoon. Our many thanks to Mrs. Schlageter for her help and patience. The Junior High Chorus consists of about seventy-five members from grades seven and eight. We meet twice a week and have given two concerts this year. One on December 18, when we sang Lord of the Dance, Prince of Peace and African Noel. On January 29 , we gave a concert entitled We Believe In Music which included a song by our newly formed group Tri- ple Trio Plus. Our future plans include the All-County Music Festival March 8 and 9 at Holley - twenty-eight of our members will participate . We will also present a spring concert. Jwtzofv High School i ni- N ng Craig Wolf 2nd ROW: Jim Gerbig, Walter tland, Jerry Kruger, Leon Paeth. BOTTOM 3085 . . . TOP ROW: Craig Lape, Ron Bot- u OW: Gary Zinsmeister, Ira Fair, Steve Cliff. C W TGIIIDIU . . . TOP ROW: Rich . . . TOP ROW: Cora Reis, Kathy Dobbins, Carol Herman, Loope, Dan Childs, Bill Hardenbrook. e Merle. 2nd ROW: Valerie Vick, Priscilla McCel1an, Sandy Cur- BOTTOM ROW: Phil Brehse, Craig Mur- Sue Dunn. 3rd ROW: Karen Part, Cheryl Schepler, Wilma phy. ABSENT: Mark Whipple. cke. BOTTOM ROW: Melody Miller, Caren Wolf, Debby Cris- 1. DIRECTOR Mr. Wadhams STUDENT DIRECTOR Leon Paeth STAGE MANAGER Steve Smith MQSIWAML wig The Dramatics Club started out the year with election of officers. Dale Hansen was chosen for our president, Cheryl Shepler - vice president, Kathy Redshaw - secretary and treasurer. Members of the club worked hard to perfect the first play of the year, THE GLASS MENAGERIE. Debbie Barnes, our first exchange student, was chosen to play the part of Laura Wingfield. Sue, Dunn played the part of Amanda Wingfield, Laura's mother. Ron Bot- ting played Tom Wingfield, Laura's brother. Ernie West played the part of Jim O'Connor, the gentleman caller. We nope next year will be as great as the past. PWPS Ann Dobbins Barb Botting Craig Murphy Rich Loope Kathy Dobbins Robin Burchfield Sue Miller Sherry Wahl Uslwus Terry Abel Carolyn Ferris Cathy Herman Terry Herring Karen Murray Debbie Crispell Jeanne MacFarlane J an Rohland Debbie Congdon MalwUpAw TOP ROW: Debbie Hansen, Melodee Wahl, Karen Schuler. Linda Waye, Rhonda Butler, Laurie Doty, Joy Meiers, Brenda Levandowski, Patti Mowers, Rose- mary Nix, Kathy Robinson, Carol Day, Nanci Barthel, Pat Sweeney. BOTTOM: Kathy Redshaw, Jeanne Wilting, Roxane Buell. Twbmmwmusug TOP ROW: Barb Steffen, Cheryl Schepler, Denise Clay, Bev Marion, Mary Gaessar. BOT TOM ROW: Dianne Wais, Sue Johnson, Gret- chen Rath . Wal! lu? emi Meuussnf R41 --5 i 5 , aw, g 4 Y K I Ql f p f .N L , dh 5 5 sk .Ke E44 sl' yi 4-m.2f:f:f:::: fi V ' Q fi G-wwuawdub OFFICERS: PRESIDENT - Sue Dunn VICE PRESIDENT - Mary Cataldi SECRETARY - Rosemary Nix TREASURER - Sandy Curtis ADVISOR - Mr. Rosinski MEMBERS: Gloria Snook Debbie Green Helen Robare Pam Austin Judy Nix Tony Fulginiti TlwGOJwmwCUub The German Club is an organization of students interested in learning some German and something about Germany Without holding formal classes we learn some conversational German, such as colors, nouns, verbs, names, etc. rather than a great deal of gram- matical German. We study the geog- raphy of Germany and learn the place names in German. When we hold par- ties, we have German refreshments. For one Christmas party we had Ger- man gingerbread and Christmas cook- res. Chessdub MEMBERS: Wayne Pruner Kevin Miller Greg Flint Tony Fulginiti Robert Miller , Jim Oschmann n Mark Withey Greg sin . Mr . Malaglowicz Ji Tis, - F fi .Q'r ' T ,ee S ., , Rie The Chess Club is a group of students who meet after school once or twice a month to play chess. They challenge each other and other schools to matches. They are a small but active group and welcome any student who has an interest in chess . 51 WEMOOO MACHINE SHOP Tim MacFarland AUTO MECH . Grant Passarell Robert Durney David Fisher ELECTRONICS Jim Maxon Warren Maynard Steve Ingraham Chris Trimm DENTAL ASSISTANT Marcia Grimm Jeannifer Carpenter DATA PROCESSING Veleta Gleason Karen Crawford Debbie Gridley Donna Rowley Diane Shwenk Christine Poprawski FOOD SERVICE Sally Tabor Sylvia Jett COSMETOLOGY Debbie Hart Candy Jones FASHION DESIGN Vicki Monroe --45555:fini:'ig'EZQZ.QE-:H-f-F:'if,r'EIHi Y'?fm7L?i2mEH?V .WfIXWWE'5215?Wf?Vi ?T'5iS7ui5?75?3?i5F5Egfiifilg'5?WY1?mWF3fwfffl''5?'lM5EEE5?2?Z1?Vl'W?FfEf2'13?i52?f91fF121-sf'3Plf'?lf?35Kif25Vg2'27:H?.gz'a.,s z 7 -Qiv fiafiilwfffgf 8 xx, . Kevin a Kendall student became a 1974 compete with 14,000 other finalists for approx- imately one thousand National Merit Scholar- ships of S1 , O00 . Notice to winners were in April. Congratulations Kevin! 1 99 .gf 5'-:grin l W ' I Q Qi 5 f ' K , A Merit Scholarship Finalist. As a finalist he will J A ,. . . 'tu 0 4. 9 ire. ' . K . . , O g ' I . . if ST A ' x Q 'V xl' Q ' lg- a .w N4 1 1 SGQRE J L ww? N1 Home EXE xii: FQXFENQ -8- Q' , Q52 vs. I l f W' Q ,Lv 4' 3 M A -MM-Ng , if M . 3' n Q ,A,, f 2 x . ,,A., x 'SJ ,'LA' ,W hkhxi 4.A., , I Rx ef A , df -L h A i 'if ,gl -I, :My -J 15 ' ANN K V ,X XX as N 5 ii i-5 , 5 X , 7g i f J Z, x ' N -, n ,zgovvx Q I x I Hi - if , ,A I 0 4 is X X 8'kb.ki '65 VARSITY TEAM Bill Betz Mike Gaessar Bob Kraynik Dave Fischer Ernie West Doug Steffen Dave Cole Craig Lape Stuart Leverenz Tim Tytler Foster Bliss Wayne Burchfield Jeff Reamer Dale Hansen Steve Cliff Dan Oliver Steve Ingraham Ron Botting Tom Hennekey Coach Gerbig Roger Tabor Mark Whipple SECTIONAL CHAMPS . . . Vwwvlzg Qoocefv In the process of compiling a 13-6-2 record for 1973, the Eagle Soccer machine captured their fifth straight Genesee Regional League title and the section V-Class C Co-championships. The Eagles, captained by Dave Cole and Craig Lape outscored the opponents 55 to 30 with Jeff Reamer leading the team with 17 goals. Five Kendall boosters were named to the League All-Star team: Tim Tytler and Roger Tabor at fullback, Craig Lape at halfback, and leff Reamer and Mark Whipple on the line. The 14 graduat- 1ng seniors extend best wishes to future K . C . S . teams. Aquinas Hilton Arcadia Wheat-Chili Byron-Bergen Holley Athena 54 Alexander 1974 SEASON Kendall Kendall Kendall Kendall Kendall Kendall Kendall Kendall Athena 2 Kendall 3 Alexander Aquinas Attica Wheat- Chili Byron- Bergen Holley Hilton Attica Coach - Ben Gerbig Co- Captains PLAY-OFF Kendall 2 - SECTIONALS Kendall 1 - Kendall 2 - Kendall 4 - FINALS Kendall 3 - - Craig Lape Dave Cole Holley 0 Filmore 0 Keshequa 2 Keshequa 3 Red Creek 3 Arcadia Hilton Wheatland Chili Byron-Bergen Rochester School Deaf Holley TOP ROW: Gordon Sprague, Jim Gerbig, Henry Conradt, Craig Wolf, Bill Hurd, Nate Bouie, Andy Keyser, Joe Vick, John Mik- els, Doug Crispell. ROW 2: Coach Ernen- wein, Keith Whipple. Bill Hardenbrook, Gary Kludt, Ed Gaes- sar, Mike Furness, Walter Rutland, Tom Cole, Rick Zinsmeis- ter, Doug Jones. ROW 3: Andy Elmore, Phil D'Agostino, Ira Fair, Cliff Rhoades, Mike Iurhs, Dick Meiers, Dale Steffen. ROW 4: Drew Montante, Jeff Cliff , John Cole - Manager. Bruce Mar- shal. JM Kendal1's Junior Soccer Eagles posted a 9-3-1 record. Co-Captains Torn Cole. John Mikels and Keith Whipple lead the JV'S which defeated Hilton, Bergen, and R. D . S . twice . Split even with Greece and Wheatland-Chili while losing to power Greece-Arcadia. The JVs played their greatest game of the year versus Holley downing the Hawks 4-1. Eighteen players scored or assisted for the well-balanced Junior Eagles. Scoring honors went to Keith Whipple with Nate Bouie , Craig Wolf, and Eric Zinsmeister close behind. Defensively Andy Keyser, Mark Maynard, Tom Cole and John Mikels assisted Goalie Jim Gerbig in holding the opposition to two goals or less eight time . Freshmen Gary Kludt, Phil D'Agostino, Ed Gaesser, Drew Montante and Bruce Marshall improved as the year went by. With a large class graduating from the Varsity, many of this year's JVs will be fighting for sports on the '74 Varsity. SEASON'S RESULTS 4-0 Kendall 5-3 Athena 6-'7 Kendall 1-2 Wheatland-Chili 1-6 Kendall 6-4 Byron-Bergan 2-5 Kendall 0-0 Holley 1-'7 Kendall 10-1 Rochester School for Deaf 1-4 Kendall 1-0 Hilton 55 Athena 2 Kendall 1 Jumiofv I-lfglvQocwu The Junior High soccer program expanded to five games this year. The Eaglets compiled a four and one record with wins over the Rochester School for the Deaf, Wheatland-Chili and Byron- Bergen: the loss coming during the sec- ond Bergen game. It is hoped that, as interest grows in other schools , we will be able to expand the schedule to eight or ten games. The team wishes to thank the individuals who supported them during the season: especially the administra- tion, scorekeepers, and parents. , Y Y s,,. .1 ,,,,, .,, A .,,,,,, , , , , ,.7,C,t.hMt..,, ,, , W A.: f 56 JUNIOR VARSITY Marcia Wheelock Jeanne McFarlane VARSITY Debbie Crispell Janet DeWae1e Steve Jurhs Gary Smith Doug McFarlane Dave Oschmann Jeff Vick Jeff Houck David Schultz Gary Zinsmeister Rick Wilson David Loope Dan Ezell Ken Pruner Dennis Steffen Daryl Burchfield Russell Merle Ted Houck Scott Cliff Bob D'Agostino A 'W - ,, if? erra Y 1? zwxyi Q Q, 3 QQ S 9, K . AM, :Ai auxin. rm Qu 4 9 MM. f B 3, gm we 5 , fy A ,M gA ga A 3. 9 I I E , ii gf J, I Q al 57 ' 4- vwwj Basketball A 1 E f STEVE CLIFF KIM SMITH MARK MAYNARD A Q .L V Guard Forward Forward E MU-E GAESSER BRUCE LEVANDOWSKI BOB KRAYNIK Guard Forward Forward DAVE COLE ROOSEVELT BOUIE DOUG STEFFEN C A Guard Center Forward A , , CRAIG LAPE NATE BOUIE JEFF REAMER FOIWHICI Center Guard COACH MANAGER WAYNE BURCHFIELD MI- Reynolds Stuart Leverenz Guard SEASONS RESULTS Greece-Arcadia 55 Kendall 57 Holley Lyndonville 52 109 Kendall 99 Barker Wheatland-Chili 62 Kendall 78 Pavilion Elba 60 Kendall 44 Byron-Bergen Alexander 42 Kendall 'IO Attica Oakfield 69 Kendall 63 Holley Pembroke 36 Kendall 96 Lyndonville Wheatland-Chili 69 Kendall 91 Barker Pavilion 55 Kendall 95 Elba JM ear MR. KNIGHT JOE VICK Coach Forward WALTER RUTLAND KEITH COMPTON Guard Forward JIM GERBIG GORDON SPRAGUE Center Forward JOHN MIKELS KEITH WHIPPLE Center Guard CRAIG WOLF JOE SPANN Forward Guard JEFF CLIFF Guard PHIL DAgostino Guard ED GAESSER Guard GARY KLUDT Guard TOM COLE Guard The 1973-74 Junior Eagles won 6 and lost 12. The record really doesn't indicate the quality of the team as they lost 9 of the games by nine points or less. Four sophomores CAPTAIN - Craig wolf and eight freshmen made up the team so inexperience that hurt the team this year will COACH - Mr. Knight help it next year. Craig Wolf captained the team and led it in scoring with 237 points Pavilion ' 63-55 Kendall 64-61 Elba Arcadia 69-39 Kendall 42-47 Alexander Holley 56-64 Kendall 62-58 Attica Lyndonville 55-67 Kendall 50-82 Oakfield Barker 75-58 Kendall 57-59 Holley Wheatland-Chili 45-48 Kendall 54-63 Pembrook Pavilion 56-52 Kendall 52-60 Lyndonville Elba 56-47 Kendall 61-50 Wheatland Byron-Bergen 58-47 Kendall 44-61 Barker 5 8tkGwda STEVE JURHS Forward RICKEY FORD Center RICKY WILSON Forward DAVID LOOPE Guard FRANK BETTS Forward RUSS BARTHEL Forward JOHN CURTIS Forward ROBERT D'AGosTINo Guard DONNIS STEFFEN Guard Jtmwv Hrglwasketbaw This year the Jr. High basketball team record was 10 wins and 6'1osses. This season was the fifth straight year on the winning side . High caliber players are continuing a fine tradition. The seventh grade ended their first year with a '7 and 1 record. The scoring of Ray Rutland and Jeff Vick combined with the rebounding of Emanual Bouie sparked the offense. Daryle Burchfield and Jim Gaesser pro- vided the defensive strength, and a fine bench of Scott Cliff, Randy Merle, Gary Smith and Kevin Gay provided added depth. The 8th grade ended two years with a fine 9 and 6 record. Bob D'Agostino's scoring and Frankie Betts' rebounding provided much of the key to victory. I 7HvGmda RANDY MERLE Guard SCOTT CLIFF Guard I JEFF VICK Forward DARYL BURCHFIELD Guard JIM GAESSER Guard KEVIN GAY Forward EMANUAL BOUIE Forward GARY SMITH Forward RAY RUTLAND Center V ,. A . , -. X The 72-'73 Varsity Basketball Team with victories over Mar- ion York Red Creek and Bloomfield brought Kendall their 1972-72 Baslaetballb ' I ii am jf , if , , , .1 avg' fu, ' A ? X A an lll y gf if p l .f rw : I r V, A ,fi -::',-.1:- V X22 KL V . 1 ,, 0 W F.. , 'B' -6 . I V' - f f x-pf B- 1 , i 5 15 gf .14 -W , it A' ' -a g L E 5 f -ff - .,as..a w ,, . 1 V , 4- ' The Big One ! ,z.f5,M,.5.,. first sectional crown. Going into the tournament Kendall was seeded first with a point total of 54. They defeated number 2 Bloomfield in the Finals. The '73-74 Varsity Basketball team won the number one posi- tion in the section five seeding with a record total of '75 points. Bloomfield placed number two again. Enroute to the sectionals the Eagles captured the Genesee Region Division II champion- ship - marking the fifth time in six years Kendall has been Divi sion II champs. High lights of the season were school records in the following areas: 109 points in a single game. 40 points by Bruce Levandowski in a single game. Sophomore Roosevelt Bouie breaking cousin Aaron's sophomore scoring record of 289 points. Roosevelt led all scorers in Genesee Region League with over 17 points per game. Going into the last game the Eagles lcarry a 16-1 record. SWK QCD li fm? Juwwv I-Hgh Q3XU4Q Susan Johnson, Dawn Furness, Mary Gaesser, Jan Hardenbrook . Vwfsftg AMLJV Qcowlaeepms Cheryl Kludt, Jean McFarlane, Melody Miller, Joy Meiers, Pat Mowers, Karen Schuler, Beverly Ergott, Bonnie Eakin, Robin Burchfield, Dona Wilson, Cathy Herman . Q Baslwtbaw bv of t Bwwawvw W 1 3 if ,i an . v 9. 9 Q M i is T' ,. 49 ' I W' L 1 3 4 - f M., . , Q, l, b ' 'f , 1 I 'Q .Y A' ,f ' ' , , g Q. fi 1 . ,, A , ' 'f-Ls sg, 1, , . 4 P 4- ' a Y ir 'I ' F' a P ,M-,, 3 4r,,'w,, ,, x seine! W .,,ff,Jj , i .n s 1 fi' fi? f 4 Q . All X ff 4 N X ,WLS X if 5 Navi, It ' 3 QE ,I A ' x X N iq ' XXX N0 X W. K 3, Y Y If 'hwy x 0 1 ' 'wif' wx, F , + 5 as 1 ul W ww :A w Q 1, f-- - L. Q IX F A' K' Qt . pon-I I Qi . , ' v , - .. xx I E N ,',e.,n- .,.... This year the Kendall Varsity Wrestling Team placed second in their division. At the end of the season they were also second in the Genesee Region League . Their overall record was the best ever with twelve wins and four losses. The league record for the year was seven wins two losses to Lyndonville and Byron-Bergen. Next year, with added experience, the wrestlers hope to defeat these two teams. On February 23, ten Kendall wres- tlers were qualified to participate in the County Wrestling Tournament held in Lyndonville. Kendall ended with four wrestlers in the finals. After their last match they placed as follows: Shane Graham, Ron Graham, and Tom Hennekey captured first'sg Andy Keyser took a second: Hank Conradt placed thirdg and Jerry Kruger and Mike Gray took fourth. The results of these wins was a team score of 65 1! 2 points, which was beaten only by Lyndonville . Congratulations are extended to the entire team for their effort all year long. ,J 'Ymx his W Ax. ,S On March 1, our four finalists were sent to the Section 5 Tournament at Alexander. Although they all seemed to wrestle well none could win in the preliminaries. Special recognition goes to our three Senior members: Mark Whip- ple Tom Hennekey and to Ron Botting who was injured during the season SCOREKEEPERS Janet Dewaele Bev Gorman Karen Wolf Vwtsdy Wmesbl-ug SENIORS 138 Pounds Mark Whipple 14-6 145 Pounds Ron Botting 9-0 167 Pounds Tom Hennekey 16-0-1 155 Pounds Foster Bliss 11-8-1 JUNIORS 112 Pounds Eric Zinsmeister 'I-11-1 119 Pounds Mike Gray 9-11-1 132 Pounds Ron Graham 19-3-1 177 Pounds Andy Keyser 14-8-1 SOPHOMORES 105 Pounds Tony Fuginiti 6-10 Heavyweight Hank Condrat 13-8-1 FRESHMEN 98 Pounds Shane Graham 17-6 126 Pounds Andy Elmore 2-8-1 145 Pounds Jerry Kruger 6-'7 Manager Eric McClellan 63 JUNIORS 126 Pounds Fred Williams 7-1 167 Pounds Tim Graham 4-9-1 SOPHOMORES 145 Pounds Wayne Pruner 1-12 HVT . Lon Smith '7-2 FRESHMEN 98 Pounds Gary Zinsmeister 3-5 105 Pounds Greg Flint 5-5 112 Pounds Drew Montante 5-2 119 Pounds Steve Doty 0-6 132 Pounds The Junior Varsity wrestling team finished the year with a league of four wins and five loses. Their over-all record was the best ever with six wins and ten loses. This has been the most successful year yet for the J . V . team . One of the outstanding matches of the year was a victory over a tough Lydonville team 80-9 . On February 9, nine Kendall wrestlers traveled to Pembroke for the Junior Varsity Counties. After a very Successful day for Kendall we had seven wrestlers who placed. SCOREKEEPERS Tom Harper Ira Fair Wendy Austin 10-5-1 2-9 Wendy Graham 138 Pounds Manager Peggy Hennekey Paul Wais Jim Keyes 4-6 119 Pounds JV Wwsfffue Gary Zinsmeister and Wayne Pruner took fourth places at the 98 and 145 lb. weight classes. Greg Flint took third in the 105 lb. weight class. Tim Graham and Tom Harper won their first two matches to be placed second in the 167 and 132 lb. weight classes. Then Fred Williams and Lon Smith won all three of their matches and were Champions in the 126 and HVT . Classes. After the points were tataled Kendall also finished in second place at the tournament. rt' nw' 7 I f ' Some of this year's winners! PITCHERS: Roger Taber, Craig Wolf, Mark Whipple. CATCHER: Tom Hennekey . INFIELDERS: Bob Hill, Steve Cliff, Dave Cole, Ron Graham, Mark Maynard . OUTFIELDERS: Ron Botting, Jeff Reamer, Warren Maynard, Wayne Burchfield, Tom Cole, Keith Whipple. 5'11, 175 lbs. , Junior David Cole - Set the Kendall Batting average record in 1973 with a . 525 average. Dave holds down the short stop position on the team . g 1-:gui ' - V I . ' ' - , ,w7f.,., ' . Qf, .., eq, , t . V ,V W , 3. 'L af 1, 15 Ia? J M Baseballb '74 In6feQdmsAwLOut4Siddms 1 Rich Meiers, Andy Elmore, Jeff Cliff, G if John Cook, Doug Crispell, John Clack, Jim Rath, Greg Flint Pa'cIw1sAudfCatc!ww Lon Smith, Henry Conrad, Phil D'Agostino, Tom Cole, Jim Gerbig Moavaiabupayw Keith Whipple, Craig Wolf BASEBALL '74 Graduation did not affect the Eagles last year because there were no seniors on the squad. With a good group of veterans returning the 5-6 Record should improve . School batting champ Dave Cole returns at'Shortstop - His 525 batting average of last season set the record for all future Kendall batters to short at. Tom Hennekey returns at the catching spot and pitcher Roger Taber will see a lot of action. Ron Graham will be at 3rd base again this year and Jeff Reamer will anchor the outfield at his centerfield position. Reamer's 325. and Taber's 345 will add to the hitting punch. Keith Whipple , Tom Cole and Craig Wolf are expected to move up from last year's undefeated JV team . The JV Team will be counting on Henry Conrad , Lon Smith, and Tom Rath to provide the necessary nucleus for a good season. Much help is also promised from a very good crop of freshman who will take over the vacant spots of last year's team. 67 Go-QlfTemw Steve Cliff Dale Hansen Gary Zinsmeister Mike Jurhs Craig Lape Eric Zinsmeister Mike Gaesser The 1974 version of the KCS golf team places its hopes on four returning letterman. Last year's linksman league compiled a 9-3 record in the G. R. finishing in second place. Dale Hansen, Craig Lape , Eric Zinsmeister, and Mike Jurhs also will be striv- ing to make the sectional team which represents the league. Coach Gerbig feels that golf has become a major sport at K.C.S. and league championships are in the near future . COACHES: Mr . Hansen Mr . Gerbig Tom Hennekey Ron Graham Shane Graham 68 AMQtwu Craig Lape Roger Tabor Mark Whipple Jeff Reamer Tim Tytler 96 x 3 ' 'QOOCQUTQQM Girls have entered the sports scene at Kendall and many of the surrounding school districts. If enthusiasm is an indicator, a stronger sports pro- V, gram may well appear for girls in the future. w.2r,ara-. mural soccer, winning three of the four games played. Girls' soccer rules are very similar to boys' rules with few exceptions. The major dif- ference comin in scorin - iris receive two 8 8 S points for each goal and one for a penalty goal. SEASONS GAMES SOCCER TEAM: Terry Herring, Sue Miner, Dianne waise, Sally Kefdrfjilffille 4 Karynik, Carla Knobloch, Kathy Lennox, TammiHi1ger, Kathy Kenyijau 2 Tomasino, Anne Hennekey, Linda Brown, Terry Able, Patti Knob- Hilton 4 loch, Peggy Henneky, Cathy Herman. Kendall 18 'Q Lyndonville 2 K5 3 S Kendall Q5 -:E3,.'5 bgqm 'N'OUSNNWl?'ah5Chi1i o 1 , ggq- .QPU rg -vkv-o. now. COACH' 'Q' OU 5545+ 'vb ktxa Nix 55M Mrs. Brakenbur 'S J, .luv-Ml. qpvyg MAI. 00 11 CAPTAIN: wg!-Nb . 'v-Q. YA-pins Us 555 NN +9 F55 Anne Hennekey 99 Q V - 1, -5.40 ig!-I-0 bl- vi S 65 A ll E E '52 ia ' .s f K, A -5 K1--M M: . :fig . . K 1' 3 .sf ll. f-sfo' r MW, ,t.t-k QBVNL on N944 AJS eaouiurc-U-:-0 19-'N 3?--X Mx 3' rl 'fra Ar, .MK r ' xr -, , , I H.. y Y K I rx'-1 is, , W . This season, Kendall girls competed in extra- -v or I-----'Q LV W JB Jo ,BWV QPWX JL yi fp dv A 'j 0 Q 7 ,V Barb Botting, Kathy Madru, Carla Knobloch, Kathy jj? L JVXOJ JJ Tomasino, Dianne Wais, Ellen Botting, Linda Waye, Anne ' I X Hennekey, Bev Ergot, Terry Able, Cathy Herman, Peggy , , Wang- Y DJ Yjyfiennekey, Sally Kraynik, Linda Brown, Terry Herring, . 'L erry Wahl. -if L , , ff Kotifbjn - , L, 1 . QI' L 'ith't V , Cx . Dip -- r-v 9 . ff' 'iv xy 'xi ' xy ' ,sf HA Q- A X t , Y l ' Q Q. M v I ' i I Lg . ' X ? M . Y fb ? . ' . K N -L fy 4 x 1' X M 4 N ' e: we go to ress JI ' xtramural Volleyball ' lg I P , 1 - has just beh rrgrr of if 2 gun Wrth one wln behlnd and more to come. tt! J ' W - A -My Vwesftg Brenda Levandowski Roxane Buell Laurie Doty Robin Webster Jeanne Wilting Kathy Mitchell Rhonda Butler ADVISOR Miss Petronio Jumiofu Vwusftg Debbie Hansen Connie Colburn Lisa Mann Kathy Redshaw Anne Hennekey Judy Graczyk Melodee Wahl Linda Waye The 1973-1974 Junior Varsity and squads consists of 15 girls. Five are first year cheerleaders, three in their year, five in sec- ond year and two are completing their fourth and final year. On June 24, seven girls left for Mercyhurst College in Erie, Pa . for a five-day cheering camp. No awards were brought home , but many new ideas and cheers were. Even without the awards at cheering camp, we were awarded some money to buy new varsity uniforms, all squad sneaker pom poms, and socks for the 1974-1975 season. Go get 'em Kathy Food time! Love me?! l 1 , 5 AQ HW.:- Vffk V . K ,ff-sf., -x , f '. 5 A A . I Valdegball .1 , r f ?'si ' k W A SH gi? 4 . 3. ' X xi.-.. ki X SL Y. Wwgmwx. W! 1 M.- . , 'xx N ,M ' Gb WW my 1M'W W Aff v LM 'V 1 , X EJ, ' - Q7 wwf XMMM Wi Muffy M M K, F' +- NKPMAJPM M MV ily. , V F A et YN 0 fiiilw Q- r - :' -y - x ax... I - BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Burchfield, Mr. DeVau1t, Mr. Reamer, Mr. Weaver, Mr. Lillibridge ADMINISTRATION Mr. Doyle - Supervising Principal Mr. Clow - High School Principal Mr. Stofka - Elementary Principal HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Schroeder, Mrs. Martini, Mrs. Vick ELEMENTARY SCHOOL OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Corcoran, Mrs. Gare, Mrs. Smith DISTRICT TREASURER Mrs. Lape Mr. Joseph Malaglowicz, Mr. George Hansen, Mr. Jerry Greenlee, Mrs. Alida Clow Mr . Richard Reynolds Mr. Marvin Morey Mr. Michael Dydo Mr. Arthur Rowley Miss Anne Marie Miraglia Mrs. Grace Lang Mrs. Ann Boscarino Mr. Craig Porter Mrs. Carol Brakenbury Mr. John Vitale Mr. Richard Roberson Mrs. Grace Schlageter Miss Nancyanne Rabianski, Mrs. Sandra Mange1sL dorf, Mrs. Elizabeth Tone, Mr. Anthony Pacil , Miss Linda Brinkerhoff , Miss Amy Dodd. Q J Qj . by vi Ky y i if T X Q. .M Mr. Richard C-ross G X t X. ' f it 1 H ii M XE X .Q is M Jh wah N ki noi 5 G Mr. Thomas Oojgen, X .5 Aymond Ernenwein, Mr. George Hussong, Miss Irene Eldred, Mrs. Betty Paine. 78 si Qs Mr. David Tresohlavy, Mr. Bernard Gerbig, Miss Jacolyn Con nolly, Mrs. Linda Bedstadt. Mrs. Francis Rosinski, Mr. Roswell Sanger, Mr. James Sau- beran, Mr. Gary Kent, Mrs. Gail Johnson. Qi? 1 . . . A a V. , ,X ' - I , V U .as - Mrs. Christy Vick, Mrs. Linda Hurd, Mrs. Char- lene Hazzard, Mrs. Linda Kirchgessner Mrs. Sara Van Ast, Miss Carla Petronio, Miss Josephine Privitera, Mrs. Diane Colucci Mr. Claude Painter, Mrs. Phyllis Zorn, Mrs. Josephine Seaman y gl... V V Mr William Wescott Mr Rudolph Corcoran, Mr James Knight S Mrs. Lynn Hammel, Mrs. Barbara Male- ski, Miss Nancy Kasper, Miss Patricia Symonds V,t. Ns, .1 .V Mr . Daniel Peckham Mr. Jay Giese Mrs. Sandra Hill Mrs. Linda Curtis Mrs. Ora Bailey 'R 5 Mrs. Virginia Klick, Miss Carolyn Salva tore, Miss Charleen Graupman, Mrs. JoAnne Gaze, Mrs. Helen Hansen Mrs. Patricia Merriman, Mrs. Patricia Harter, Mrs. Deborah Poelma, Mrs. Margaret Hussong V V .m......W,.,,NN -ww me . N an Mrs Mary Ann Knapp Mrs Brenda Prrnce Mrss Marron Nesbitt Mrs Wanda Sommer L L ufgueczww Carol Meiers Evelyn Woodams Hilda Cater Julie Sprague Eleanor Steehler Monica Tomasino Linda Hof er SEATED: Henrietta Snell, June Keyes, Gwen Brown, Wilma Wilson. STANDING: Helen Drennan, Bernadine Skutt, Lillian Meiers, Ernes- tine Jones . I-lead, ' Victor Iurhs Bus Dfdums ROW 1:- Mrs. Alice Jurhs - 42, Mrs. Eve- lyn Pearse - 39, Malcolm Harvey - sub- stitute. ROW 2: Mrs. Ann Caffery - sub- stitute, Mrs. Margret Koza - 25, Mr. Lexie Sansom - Mechanic, Mrs. Pearl Crombe - 40 , Mr. Harold Maxon - 43, Mr. Thelme Rowles - 44, Mrs. Jean Petote - 38, Mr. Don Koza - 30, Mrs. Alyce Reamer - 32. ROW 3: Mrs. Alberta Hetrick - 45, Mrs. Irene Hurd - 37 , Mr. Robert Hurd - 35. High Qdww Mr. Burley Hart Mr. Howard Prest School Mr. Earl Snyder Mr. Norm Behrend 82 .xxx I 'J 4 -if 5 . ' .ig,E,.TQ?gig ' f if ' f'e. .Ili f D 2 ' D1 I f s U. X Birth, I, 7 ? . 'X' -. ' Q 7 QU X Q49 f W . ap fa yer 2 9 .. 1 1, 1 bu 4 :Q 'wx '- eigaaaf '92 fig , ,, MD , Mi J KD , Q29 Q Q .wi E QQ X., 5 k .wp fJ, calf V at S A X ,J T IKE?-Pip, 1 1554? 1 7 f C1i:, ?' fv?a RF ' MK! o'. ' 41 k v wi Ma 'Nm , J 13 Q Q mb tk f fb H 1. JE iv E A 9 ffwjzfif iff, ' S .A Cf? ,Q Q Q e0 M J' W Lg, S :gf l I 4, ' W '27 Mfg? 3 I Xxx lf 4 , MA X: Q at A ...' - Lx -,., ,, din t WV M 1 b V 'A f' - -4 K ff ,,,,. 1 'ff LX anemia: ROW 1: Lang, B., Wilson, T. Rath. J. , Span- genburg, R. , Hawkins, R. ROW 2: Thur- ley, T. , Diltz D. , Schuler, D. , Campbell. C. , Plummer, R. , Snell, K. ROW 3: Bropst, S. , Murray, C. , Barrett, S. Metz, D. , Stra senburgh, S. ROW 4: Gilman, T. , Ernenwein, R., King, C. , Lonsdale, R. , Light, A. , Mrs Merriman. ABSENT: Brien , B. , Sydney, R. ROW 1: Gergely, S. , Burley, I . , Murphy, S. , Washington, M. , Eden, M. ROW 2: Hazen, C., Steffen, C. , Perrigo, J Webster, K. , Scroger, C. ROW 3: Akey, Y. , Merrill, L. , Hughes, D. , Lochner, A. , Janus, C. , Jett, T., Por- ter, K. ROW 4: Scott, R. , Rich- ards, J. , Win- gender, T. , Kak, W. , Sevor, D. , DeCroce, P. , Weese, T. , Mrs. Harter. B V 'wwe X f.. , f I X,-ig , ROW 1: Morey, P. , Sennett, J. Hawkins, R. , Hobbs, J . , DeLano, E. ROW 2: Green, L. , Spangen- burg, C. , Pay- ton, T., Keim, D. , Lemcke, I. , Brice, B. ROW 3: Hill. M. , Dobbins, K. , Tonweber, L. , Eagan, P. , Nix, W., Luce, W. , Reis, D. , Weese, S. ROW 4: Mrs. Poelma Crowe, J. , Dur- ney, H. , Anderson, D. , West, D. , Kup- fer, S. , Bar- Lhel, C. , Cowart, A. ROW 1: Mercer, L. , Christie, S. , Osborne, D. , Pierce, S. . Scholes, C. ROW 2: Davis, I. , But- ler, D. , LaDue, G. , Harper, M. , Herring, D. ROW 3: Bentley, K. , Batzold, R. , Smith, K. , Siet- mann, C. , Betts. Y., Smith, T.. Markusen, J . . Funk, P. ROW 4: Sennet, M. , Sedore, D. , Artis, I. , Hamilton, E. , Lofthouse, K., Ault, E. , Hart, S., Millard, W.. Mrs. Maleski. ROW 1: Grabar, M. , Makowski, K. , Seda, I . , Anderson, A. ROW 2: Biohlavek, A. , Burgess, T., Betts, B. , Mi11er.J., Lazar, R. ROW 3: Milligan, E. , Clay, M. , Pene- pent, L. , Brenner, C. , Root, J . , Knittle, P. , Evans, I. ROW 4: Warren, C. , For- key, L., Witt, T., Behrend, M. , Farr, J. , Merle, R. , Lilley, M. , Miss Symonds. ABSENT: Rowles, L. , Pingleton, M. 86 l3fn5bGwdw ROW 1: Crowe, S. Ayotte, D. , Dick T. , Buckland, C. Paul, V. , DeBona S. , Patterson, E. , Miceli, C. , Cha- ney, P. ROW 2: Borkholder, I . , Frank, W. , Andrews, M. , Snook, I. , Redick W. , Hamilton, A. , Long, R. . Fisher, K. ROW 3: Mrs. Hammel, Ellis, D. , Rowley. P. , Calvin, C. , Penny, D. , Ault, J. , Clemons. T. , Totten. J. ABSENT: Beman, S. , Cannon, W. ROW 1: Custer, D. , Mangan, L. , Davis, R. , Cris- pell, P. , Streeter, P. ROW 2: Oliver, D. , Frey, G. , Willgens, M. , Lemcke, D. , Cowart, R. , Syd- ney, A. ROW 3: Graczyk, C. , Paeth, S. , Spinks. C. , Lockhart, G. . Calvin, H. , Robb, B. , Blaszak, B. , Colburn, L. ROW 4: Miss Kasper, Laird, S. , Taylor. I. , Rutland, E. , Williams, D. , Smith, S. , Easton, P., Wright, B. 87 ROW 1: McGuire, I. , Casey, K. , Love, D. ROW 2: Ayotte, M. , Syd- ney, D. , DeCroce, M. , Young, C. , Wood- ward, J. , Steven- son, K. ROW 3: Osborne, A. , Cha- ney, T. , Beman, S. , Richards, I. , Couch, H. , Rohde, M. , Pre- vost, S. ROW 4: Morgott, C. , Markhusen, M. , White, L. , Hamil- ton, G. , Smith, J. , Clay, L. . Schroeder, A. , Mrs. Vick. ABSENT: Thacker, L. , Snook, J. ROW 1: Schultz, I. , Fagan, K. , Lasal, S. , Schu- ler, P., Keesee, I. ROW 2: Waters, K. , Haskin, K. , Merrill, P. , Har- ris, C. , Johnson, A., Paul, M. ROW 3: Branigan, K. , Messer, S. , Seda, R. , Green, R. , Knoedl, T. , Weese, R. , Cooper, G. ROW 4 Mrs. Hurd, Eden, G. , Robb, R. , Houck, S. , Jock, D. , Huffer, T. , Maggard, T. , Lockhart, R. ABSENT: Burnside, E. , Sands, M. , Lennox, C. 88 - ' r ,... .M .Jr 'HQ 4 ... fe .. . sirrrr YZ.-. ML-, E. KE: Q i iwlff. f ' W VV 'VW ROW 1: Stewart, S. , Riley, T. . DiNatale, S. , Blair, I. . Jordan, R. , Revell, S. ROW 2: Baker, G. , Mick- ewitz, M. , Mer- cer, K. , Behnke, S., Keim, T. ROW 3: Allen, L. , Zin- gler, M. , Harris, C. , Weits, I. . Totten, S. , Cot- ter, B., Griffin. K. ROW 4: Mrs. Kirchgessner, Ton- weber, C. . Crowe, C. . Miller, L. , Penny, E. , Spellan, R. , Johnstone, I - . Pruner, E. ROW 1: Lochner, C. , Harper, D. , Gergely, W. , Ben- edict, L. , Engert, R. , Lang, K. ROW 2: Ferris, W. , Long, B. , Ander- son, K. , Buck- land, T. , Staats, L. , Swanger, S. ROW 3: Woodams, J. , Mulcahy, I. , Merle, R. , Mer- cer, S. , Oliver, K. , Weese, A. , Washington, M. , Ackley, L. ROW 4: Mrs. Hazzard, Hughes, V. , Kray- nik, R., Curtiss, I. , Lofthouse, D. , Sutliff, R. , Artis, M. , Compton, K. 89 ROW 1: Willgens, R. , Miller, E. , Davis, D. ROW 2: Mangan, S. , Akey, C. , Hocking, E. , McGuire, I. , Paduchak, J. ROW 3: Mrs. Prince, Ramsdell, S. , Faville, M. , Williams, W. , Stanley, W. , Wright, M. , Wright, V. ROW 4: Revell, S. , Henderson, C. , Phillips, K. , Zaccour, D. , Anderson, L. , Scholes, C. , Lazar, R. ROW 1: Snook, B. , DiNata1e, L. , Beaver, D. , Scholes, T. , Hawkins, D. ROW 2: Anderson, I. , Benedict, R. , Stevenson, M. , Roberts, D. , Beehler, L. ROW 3: Mrs. Knapp, Congdon, D. , Weed, L. , Seaman, Z. , Lutz, D. , Engert, R. , Utter, C. ROW 4: Mayes, J. , Schroeder, D. , Lowe, J. , Heidemann, T., Condo, M. , Miller, K. , Wood- ward, R. ABSENT: Barrett, I. 90 ROW 1: Burley, B. , Gerely, K., Mulcahy, M., Dick, D., Mercer, D. ROW 2: Caffery, W. , Harper, I. , D'Agostino, S. , Jett, I. , Fanton, T. ROW 3: Miss Nesbitt, Ford, B. , Robinson, D. , Tauschek, L. , DeCroce, A. , Payton, E. , Genagon, S. ROW 4: Meirs, M. , Schultz, G. , Levan- dowski, K. , West, L. , Petote, P. , Sliker, M. , Brenner, M. ROW 1: Beaver, I. , Young, J. , Hofer, M. ROW 2: Maxon, L. , Wever, E. , Clark, K. , Harvey, K. , Paeth, I. ROW 3: Mrs. Som- mer, Benedict, K. , Falcheck, S., Diltz, M. , Snook, V., Bur- ley, K. , Dunn, P. ROW 4: Rath, D., Schuler, A., Metz, G., Doan, J. , Curtis, C. , Walker, C. , Washington, D. , Harper, L.abs. 91 f- xx. I f 4 f. f' 5 ...b 29'., ,--V5 43 STff:I 5 5 5' . .. ,,,:Ax- A ' Aw, ' 'V .-H.,3:. ' 'gs , . ., .,,,,..,x A ..-,.,.. 9, vw - ........-. wit. 5, N. -' I -- ,f 36 Q 2 X s E , vw 332 J? 94 V' i fffag I HW -A .'. fl 'X XA J . .3- vll' .lp '43z' u ' ,, 'gsm 1. - A E Qi .. . 521' E F . ,,,,? . m X ms iii x X SN 3 ggi? ' O --.115 K sifxf- ,..,- .. .K . f 225. K ggifii ,QQ f 1- .. . s ii. , 1 -X 1 2, gjig. ,mi 9 I ...Nix l g ' . .ffflxfilfj 1- Q i W Y M-.. 2. S. ROW 1: Snook, K. , ,Day, T. , Makowski, R. , Burgess, H. , Wood, K. ROW 2: Furness, W. , Bertoni, D. , Sill, C. , Camp- bell, L. Burnside, B. , Milligan P. ROW 3: Dragon, J. , Johnson, J. , Cole, R. , LeFevre, C. , DeBona, D. , Andrews, P. ROW 4: Drennan, T. , Merle, R. , MacKay, D. , Durney, P. , Bouie, S. , Ault, B. , Whipple, K. , Herring, I. ROW 1: Buzard, T. , Reis, P. . Smith, S. ROW 2: Brown, D. , Pierce, C. , Jordan, T. , Wood- ward, C. ROW 3: Couch, T. , Fanton, T. , Rutland, P. , Hill, I. ROW 4: Mrs. Seaman, Curtis, M. , Compton, K. , Mansfield, A. , Barthel, D., Wright, C. ROW 5: Prest, S. , Gouger, R. , Jurhs, T. , Howard, D. , Miller, D. ROW 6: Henderson, I. , Schwenk, M. , Calvin, D. , Hurd, R., Meisch, G. , Vick, T ABSENT: Miller, B. 93 , , QP f 23 919' YQ vi Q ',' f Zig f 4. V, f Ik Hg 5 Eh jig QQ . , l gxf pwummw 'x fx ni' if 1 .K -i gf K ROW 1: Beehler, G. , Hennekey, P. , Williams, R. , Miller, D. , Babcock, J. ROW 2: Caffery, S. Rowley, F. , Koopman, D. , Ergott, B. , Keyes, R. ROW 3: Mr. Corcoran, Scholes, G. , Clemans, S. , Wolf, C. , New- some, K. , Woodams, I. , Knit- tle, S. , Patt, J. ROW 4: Cole- man, T. , Andrews, H. , Gould, M. , Couch, S. , Sietmann, N. , Eakin, M. ROW 5: Ezell, S. , Rath, L. , Gouger, C. , Millard, B. , Steehler, C. , Durney, C. Holdgate, J. ROW 1: Paeth, N. , Smith, B. , Cook, M. , Roberson, R. ROW 2: Dick, W. , Swanger, D. , Ingra- ham, L. , Martin, D. , Mowers, T. ROW 3: Oliver, S. , Revell, J. , Houck, J. , Davis, K. , Bene dict, K. , Clark, I., Wais, I. ROW 4: Mr. Wescott, Knittle, D. , Kidney, D. , Scherdin, S. , Mikels, L. , Janus, D. , Maxon, E. ROW 5: Bates, M. . Lamming A. , Drennan, G. , Wheelock, J., Betts, R., Bonke, G., Patt, C. , Albert, B. , Grzywacz, I. 96 ROW 1: Mitchell, R., Cole, I. , Fanton, T. , Buzard, D. ROW 2: Merle, R. , Pruner, S. , Hocking G. , McCaffery, S. , Barrett, P. ROW 3: Tomasino, G. , Behrend, P. , Woodward, D. , Harris, I. , Gerbig, B. , Osbome, D. , Marks, L. ROW 4: Mr. Knight, Steffen, D. , Paeth, C. , Ferrari, I., Lennox, B., Bissell, R., Green, P. ROW 5: Rodus, L. , Purvee, M. , Gridley, B. , Compton, K. , Millard, R. , Groves, P. , Schultz, A. , Spra- gue, S., Gaylord, B. ROW 1: Vick, S. . Jordan, T. , Miller, M. ROW 2: Adams, M. , Poprawski, S. , Alkofer, E. , Schultz, T. , Warren, C. ROW 3 Mrs. DeMarco CSub.5, Austin, R.. Judd, C. , Jenks, M. , Caf- fery, J. , Bliss, T. , Hill, D. , Pierce, C. ROW 4: Behrend, R. , Ward, S. , Martin, W. , Barthel, C. , Harvey, S. , Campbell, D. ROW 5: Fisher, L. , Glathar, E. , Marks, C. , MacKay, V. , Lever- enz, R., Ford, C., Erway, G., Rutland, A. , Whipple, M. ABSENT: Green, R. , Doctor, O. , Mr. LaDue. 97 K days. . Q ' , 1'WEvYF Lf' , iii ' M 'Q 4 r ' . Q ' I QclwoLdags, school Jugs, dewvoldf goldewwla II n ,A ,f '7 ,A fx .y L ' .wi if xv 121 N 4 QQ 2 -, 5, 511' ---, ,xxxqh X x.., ,P LP1f ffl:' ZA Q of iff W .. Ch X ' e Q U X Q mm W' K .j . .yxs qrw b I - ig A ,, K,l , IW fl' A Ll.. XJR 'Km Maw-58 . my , l ' x QW YfX Xww KKxN x jf ' .1 . J f UL MMA! . , wg fail 'dir 1 uf Jang? M414 U76?4ZKfLL!fX MM 1... t 6 off JJ ou Af 12510. ipwigg 3' , ' m germ acid' Q + aw fm am UYLUUJM WN , jf! QXLC 6001 cr Mftwbwh, vdfmvd I ,,, X A di!! 16426 Cfdy, fdcoc da 4423142 ,f , I 1 Dzvmw aff 0 ff ! , ev-' 0 cuff. WVU fy MM x N . ff7M,4f5,wf1rf 2 o x -ff, F .J. ,..1. ,LLL 65 - Vim ' 55 V .W f' chaise ROW 1: Burchfield, D. ROW 2: Baker, J. , Conlon, R. , Burley, M. ROW 3: Campbell, A. , Clack, M. , Cliff, S. ROW 4: Clemons, M. , Boyce, R. , Alston, T. , Baker, S. , Conley, R. ROW 5: Buzard, R. , Carpen- ter, J. , Curtis, K. , Caffery, K., Behrend, D., Condo, W., Curtiss, M. ROW 6: Baxter, E. , Curtis, D. , Bouie, E. , Ander- son, W. , Dick, L. ABSENT: Calkins, G. .fr no Grade ROW 1: Green, D. , Dragon, J. , Gaesser, J. , Judd, C. , Jordan, T. ROW 2: Jenkins, R. , Ecker, W. , Henderson, L. , Keesee, R. Jenks, B. ROW 3: Gleason, R. , Keyes, J. , Herring, L. , Fanton, T. , Hardenbrook, J. , Erdmann, B. , Fischer, M. , Keesee, R. ROW 4: Dusett, L. , Harp, C. , Fumess, D. , Doty, M. , Glather M., Fisher, S., Hill, L. . Jen- kins, P. , Jett, R. ROW 5: Hurd, B. , Gay, K. , Green, R. , Janus, M., Ferris, R. , Harris, D. ROW 1: Snook, E. , Wright R. , Willis, D. , Taylor, T ROW 2: Ziegler, F. , Robb, J. , Skellan, B. , Weese, L. , Weese, B. ROW 3: Schuler, I. , Webster, C. , Williams, D. , Sample, I. Sill, G., Wood, S. ROW 4: Schoeneman, L. , Rowles, B., Vick, J., Waye, B., Rowles, J. , Ruggles, C. , Spann, L. ROW 5: Withey, G. , Smith, G. , Sellers, K. , Rutland, R. , Rowles, B. ABSENT: Swift, E. . Tomasino, D. , Seiler, T. Gwde ROW 1: McClellan, E. , Mullins I . ROW 2: Meiers, A. , Nichols, L. , Purvee, D. ROW 3: Oschmann, S. , Maynard, A. , Litlle, I . , Mitchell, B. , Mon- toya, F. ROW 4: McCaffery, R. McCoy, T. , Rayburn, J., Lemcke, M. , Long, S. ROW 5: Long, S. , Osborne, D. , Kludt, K. , Merle, R. , Ligon, D. , Paeth, C. ROW 6: Montante, G., Paeth, R. , McCarty, D. , Ribble, B. , Richardson, K. ABSENT: Martin, M. , Lutz, I. .fan ROW 1: Beehler, K. , Adam, S. , Carter, F. ROW 2: Butler A. , Bolling, D. , Campbell, K. ROW 3: Babcock, E. , Bew- icke, A. , Anderson, C. , Bonk, G. , Conlon, M. ROW 4: Curtis, D. , Baker, K. , Curtis, J. , Billings, M. , Bot- ting. W. , Burley, L. ROW 5: Barthel, R. , Bouie, L. , Cooper, J. , Bouie, F. , Betts, F. ABSENT: Ault, R. , Caf- fery, B. Mk ROW 1: Graham, W. ROW 2: Davis, A. , Day, L. , Houck, T., Haibach, H. ROW 3: Ezell, D. , D'Agos tino, R. , Gould, P. , Hurd D. , Houck, J. ROW 4: Grah, N. , Genegon, L. , Gaudio, S. , Gaessar, M. , DeWae1e, K. ROW 5: Groves, P. , Harp, I. , Ford, R. , Harper, T. , Drennan, P. ABSENT: Fer- ris, R., Sweat, B. ezgwvemu ROW 1: Moyer, M. , Keese, S. ROW 2: Rath, I. , Rath, G., Loope, D. ROW 3: Pruner, K. , Osborne, D. , Poquette, G. , Oschmann, D. , McFarlane, D. , Merle, R. , Maxon, S. ROW 4: Rhoades, K. ROW 5: Nichols, D. , Miller, I. , Kludt, M., Jurhs, S., LaC1air, G. , Lutz, D. , Levandowski, K. , Quick, D. , Purvee, M. ABSENT: Johnson, S. ROW 1: Tomasino, L. , Smith I . , Scherdin, C. , Valdez, M. , Steffen, D. , Staples, J. , Schoeneman, D. ROW 2: Sprague, D. , Taylor, I. , Walker, B. , Spann, J. , Schu- ler, W. , Tabor, C. ROW 3: Schultz, D. , Swanger, R. , Rowland, K. , VanOrden, W. Steffen, P. , Wilson, R. , Row ley, R. , Sellers, S. 05 '77 The first month of school found us the newest class and hard at work to raise money for activi- ties. We held a donut sale and got a lot of sugary kids and fifty-five dollars profit. Our class day was March 1 , and our dance Draggin the Line featuring TRUCKIN' was March 2. We also held a car wash in the spring. Many kids have worked hard and put forth a lot of effort. Four of them were elected to Student Council: Ira Fair, Jeanne McFarland, Karen Schuler, and Prisilla McClellan. With everyone planning and working hard to make a go of it, it turned out to be a great year! Band Committee OFFICERS TREASURER - Valerie Vick PRESIDENT - Karen Schuler ADVISOR - Mr. Tresohlavy SECRETARY - Jeanne McFarland VICE PRESIDENT - Ira Fair El Hs, Q, ww R. Class Meeting ROW 1: Gracyzk, J. , Henne- key, M. , Green, P. , Fuller, S. , Jett, R. ROW 2: Gaesser, E., Flint, G. , Hill, M. . Jenks, G. , Fuller, W. , Hin- kle, V. , Harper, H. ROW 3: Green, J. , Herman, C. , Jones, D. ROW 4: Furness, M. , Howard, D. , Gleason, R., Gould, S. , Gerbig, J. . Flowers, M. ABSENT: Kees- see, R. 9dvGfww!e I-I ROW 1: Brett, R. , Congdon, D. , Ehmann, C. , Anderson, G. , Austin, W. ROW 2: Boyce. T. , Benedict, R. , Cliff, J. , Dragon, P. ROW 3: Fair, I. , Carpenter, C. , Day C., Betz, P. , Cook. J., Doty, S. , Erway, T. ROW 4: Elmore, A. , D'Agostino, P. , Compton, K. , Crispell, D. , Dobbins, A. , Barthel, R. , Fanton, T. V 105 4...,,,,,,vQ-.wL'..r. 'LW . ,,bf TW xi Ei K 'WG' 2' if .H ' iw,-Y M4 vu z fi' ,vldffa , 4- , , fe ' . 4 is I V. - ., N up 4. L. Y , . , 'K' f ' 1- xr if 5 R 'gi 3 R 'Q ff' K k'h: - S s I , Q ies, 55 LY 1 Q 1, , - , K' 5 S. -ii -.' ,, 1.5 ,f af -...R li-X v - Oddss oly '76 OFFICERS PRESIDENT Philip Brehse VICE PRESIDENT Linda Waye SECRETARY Lisa Mann TREASURER Brenda Levandowski ADVISOR Miss Brinkerhoff ' Jstif ri giver . it ' -,fan QopIwmowGou1gsOw. . . N The Class of 1976 started its Sophomore year with one of several donut sales held throughout the year. The result was a lot of sugary people . Our biggest money making project for the year was our Christmas Film Festival, with Santa Claus, which was held for the Elementary students. We had girls dressed as elves as our publicity stunt. They received many weird looks, but all in all, it was very worthwhile. Next on the agenda was our movie, Kellys' Heroes, a pizza party, and record hop. All in the same night! We Sophomores made the pizza with our own hands, which of course was very exciting and interesting. As long as it was snowing, we had a snow party at Philip Brehse's pond . Skating , sledding, and a bonfire were part of this energetic project. We then had a class week which ended up with a concert we gave along with other organizations the day before Easter Vacation. Last, but not least, we held our dance on May 17 which proved to be quite successful. The class would like to express thanks to everyone who made this a very successful class year. Also , we would like to extend a special thank you to our advisors, Miss Brinkerhoff , Mr. Porter, and Mr. Kent, 'ki' Hu! 'Q X ROW 1: Mann, L. , Mitchell, B. , May, B. , Pierce, D. , Miller, R. , McCoy, V. ROW 2: Miller, S. , Miller, K. ROW 3: Murray, K. , Lemcke, W. , Lennox, K. , Merle, R. , Lemcke, B. , Paeth, D. ROW 4: May, B. , Mikels, J. , Prunner, W. , Levandowski, B. Temtlvdhade ROW 1: Waye, L. , Wheelock, M. ROW 2: Rath, B. , Robare, H. , Tomasino, D. , Row- ley, D., Spink, C. ROW 3: Wahl, M., Whip- ple, K. , Rath, T. , Rowley, G. ROW 4: Withey, M. , Smith, L. , Wolf, C., Reis, P. Washington, B. , Young, B. .1- 108 ROW 1: Knobloch, P. , Fulginiti, T. , Furness, B. , Jones, C. , Harper, S. ROW 2: Hart, D., Herman, C. , Jones, B. , Hilger, T. ROW 3: Jurhs, M. , Kray nik, S. , Hardenbrook, W. ROW 4: Holdgate, E. , Herring, T. , Knittle, R. , Iurhs, L. , Harvey, R. , Ergott, T. Grande ROW 1: Clack, J. , Abel, T. , Doty, L. , Hennekey, A. , Austin, P. , Bran nan, B. ROW 2: Bouie, R. , Conradt, H. , Brightly, D. , Childs, D. , Bouie N. , Bouie, L. ROW 3: Botting, B. , Cole, T., Brown, L., Curtis, S. ABSENT: Bonk, D. , Brehse, P. 109 Class og'-15 OFFICERS Dan Oliver - PRESIDENT Bev Marion - TREASURER Karen Waye - VICE PRESIDENT Mr. Greenlee - ADVISOR Joan Smith - SECRETARY The Class of '75 started its Junior year with success. At our dance Dan Oliver was prince and Bonnie Eakin princess. Our car wash came next, and it was a lot of fun, We even made money. Well? We made some . Later we helped the Seniors with their Christmas Ball, With coat check, refreshments, decorations, and all. The Annual Fish Supper was our next undertaking , That's where we really got into the money making . We give our thanks to all, especially Mr. Greenlee , Mr. Morey, and Mrs. Rabianski, For Making this year as enjoyable as it possibly could be. Junior Class Prince and Princess Dan Oliver and Bonnie Eakin l ROW 1: Waye, K. , Zinsmeister, E. ROW 2: Van Orden, K. , Wright, L. , Schepler, C. , Smith, J. , Washington, R. ROW 3: Wilson, D. , Wilting, J. , Woodhams, M. , Wheelock, P. , Smith, K. , Tabor, S. nth I-I ROW 1: Pickett, E. , Kludt, C. , Robinson, K. , Munzert, B. ROW 2: Oehlbeck, R. , Rockow, T. , Nix, R. , Row1es,J. , Meiers, J. ROW 3: Knittle, T. , Oli- ver, D. , Marion, B. , Leverenz, S. , Redshaw, K. , Maynard, M. MISSING: Porter, D. , Maggard, J. , Kraynik, R. , Lam der, R. , Popraw- ski, C. H1 ROW 1: Barthel, N. , Clay, D. ROW 2: Albert, A. , Curtiss, B. , Butler, R. 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