Kensington High School - Compass Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)
- Class of 1968
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It is Rivalry- the irreverant cheering as the Bennett Spy is loaded into the coffin. It is Unity- the voluntary participation in club projects. Kensington is what every school is-an institution of learning, of developing character, of growing individuals, and a memory forever cherished by all those who pass within its walls. But we see it in a special light, for Kensington is what we make it. ,,,...Q,,,....,..,..- . :sq New ,1- HPQ5 X ls Q 1 w 3 9' . sq DEDICATIO Kensington is dedication-the kind that is displayed by our faculty and administrators. In appreciation for his leadership and service to Kensington, we, the graduating class of 1968, dedicate this COMPASS to Coach Ralph Duquin. During his twenty years at Kensington, Mr. Duquin has coached our track and cross-country teams on to nine Scalp and Blade and three Columbia Cup championships. His encourage- ment has been a constant inspiration to these teams in both victory and defeat. With the help of Mrs. Duquin, annual cook- outs are organized for the teams to reward them for their efforts. This year at Letter Day the Harriers presented their own All- High Coach Awardn to him. He is equally admired in the role of educator. During regular school hours, Mr. Duquin is an instructor of physical education and health. The Duke is the hero of B-lunch, where, with his trusty whistle, he saves us from chaos. Each year in these paragraphs we honor an outstanding ed- ucator at Ken, whose enthusiasm and dedication are contagious. These qualities rub off on his students and on new faculty members, they have served as an incentive to his own daughters, all active Kensingtonians until their graduation. For the victories, for his inspiration, and for his enthusiasm, Kensington High salutes Coach Duquin. 6 T BLE OF CCDNTENTS Theme 4 Dedication 6 Administration 8 Classes 26 Seniors 32 Juniors 76 Sophomores 84 Freshmen 92 Activities 1 00 Athletics l 30 Advertising 1 5 8 7 .. FACULTY ss:-autsng L 5 K -u ' . wzcffzox-m1'Y m -, .Qsexzczwf 9961 f:m:f,wf'f Our Republic MR. ANGELO GIANTURCO PRINCIPAL To the Student Body: Your yearbook, Compass '68, has as its theme, Ken- sington is . . . . Objectively, this theme is effectively portrayed in the numerous pictures which illustrate the broad spectrum of campus activities at Kensington High. Kensington is all of these experiences and much more. It has many facets impossible to register on film. Kensington is primarily a spirit,,, which manifests itself in many ways. It is the support you give to worthwhile causesg it is your friendly and courteous manner. It is your respect for the rights of others, your self-discipline and re- sponsible behavior. It is your sense of fairness and loyalty. Kensington is also your deep feeling of school pride, your appreciation of its fine building and secure atmosphere. Kensington is devoted teachers who insist on high scholastic standards and strong character development. It is a varied curriculum which prepares you to assume .a worthwhile role in our society. Kensington is four academic years of your teen-life, en- riched by the traditions and achievements of an illustrious past. For years to come, the ideals and standards of your Alma Mater will be a source of inspiration and confidence to you. Kensington is, figuratively speaking, your compass. Angelo J. Gianturco Principal 10 DMINISTRATIO ALFRED H. RASP ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL DI IHS 5 Uiizgg NGN IES i' DIS! U FAXXJIIM WILLIAM F. BLOMBERG ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Miss Ruth Culliton, Miss Mildred Kennedy, Mrs. Marie Leamy, Miss Ann Maloney, Miss Doris Flierl, Mrs. Mildred Stewart, Not Pictured: Miss Marjorie Frink 0 t English L I b a n Mr. David Sarata, Miss Audrey Hurd, Miss Marjorie Linhardt, Miss Linda Levin, Mr. Charles McAuliffe, Mrs, Dorothea Bond, Miss Kathleen Kreis l Mrs. Dorothy Pierman N W Mr. John Ricca, Mr. Carl Wagner Drama v O M u s I c Mr. Richard Gutta I w Mr. Michael Tritto, Mr. Ludwik Sorel, Mrs. Anita Militello, Miss Catherine Valente, Mrs. Florence Smith, Mr. Carl Berner Miss Mary Bertell Language Arts Miss Ethel Davis 14 l Mrs. Barbara Emer, Mr. Aaron Simon, Miss Nancy Cushing, Miss Anne Reagan, Mrs. Mariland Monahan, Mrs. Sara Mercer Social Studies Miss Ruth Mathews, Miss Irnha Dickman, Mr. Dudley Hollenbeck, Dr. Edward Eagan, Mrs. Barbara Mayer, Mr. Norman Millard, Miss Sarah Watson 15 Mr. Rocco Lucci, Miss Constance Musial, Mr. Vincent Ciccarelli -,,,r. ,i..w,,,-,,,,.,, , Mathematics Physical Education Mr. Wilbur Bergstrom, Mrs. Cecelia Samul, Miss Edith Geiger Mr. Kenneth Parr, Mr. Ralph Duquin, Mrs. Anne Lufkin Miss Sharlotte Georgi, Miss Mildred Moore Mr. Albert Javarone, Miss Agnes Creahan, Miss Margaret McGee, Miss Virginia Mayer, Miss Anne Connors Miss Jeanette Stopinski 17 Administrative Assistant ,. gi IJHY , Mrs. Florence Knorl ,fill Y lr-if ' H Nl if GH fn ,A nw' jg -if M h - s , f i WC-Juidance Counselors rg lil' M ml rw . X , iv xg, .. , . ,V , .. -, -. ,, ,,, L Miss Pauline Corcoran, Mr. Francis Murphy, Mr. Thomas Ryan, Miss Helen Fritz 1 8 Mrs. Laverne Jenkins, Mr. John Meegan, Mr. Paul Setlik, Mrs. Marion Ruby, Mr. Thomas Maurin, Mrs. Mary Swayze, Mr. John Reilly C ' I J w N Miss Clara Panzica, Mr. Ronald Zack, Miss Marie Maida, Miss Genevieve Steffan, Mrs. Bernadette Corcoran 19 Science Mr, Joseph Militello, Miss Elizabeth Davison Mr. Vincent Kelly, Miss Ethel Swannie, MI. James Cadwell Industrial Arts Mr. Hugh Lipsius, Mr. Joseph Stephan, Mr. John Sullivan, Mrs. Elaine Bernstein, Mrs. Lena Landsman, Mrs. Louise Langford, Mr. David Pillsbury, Mr. Lewis Sinatra L 0 SCIENCE E 0 Home Economics Nurse I. OP nzr. Mrs. Carol Rhodes, Mrs. Jean Gerlach, Mrs. Margaret DeP1ato, Mrs. Martha Falsone 21 Thomas Lynch, Mr. Joseph Z Custodial Staff MI ildred Czora Gffice Staff Engineering Staff 22 'JW Mrs. Ethel Ratchford, Mrs. Betty Hertgach, Mrs. Italia Guarnaccia ,7f,,.2,f. J A-' f'f 'L?.?i ,fi jiggw. jfffl- ' Mrs. Dorothy Brenner , A X, Dietitian and Cafeteria Staff Mrs. Theresa Aquilina, Mrs. Winifred Law, Mrs. Alice Trietley, Mrs. Gloria Muldowney, Mrs. Jean Brader, Mrs. Catherine Gesicki Mrs. Rita Braum, Mrs. Leona Albrecht, Mrs. Mary Chmielowiec, Mrs. Thereia Schurr 23 COMMU ITY ASSCDCIATIG Standzng Mr 8r Mrs. Reno, Mrs. Adamczak, Mr. 8r Mrs. Aschenbrennerg Seated: Mrs. Maurer, Mr. Sr Mrs. Tilley, Mr. Gewand CO-PRESIDENTS MR. AND MRS. FRANCIS T. TILLEY FIRST CO-VICE PRESIDENTS MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM GEWAND SECOND CO-VICE PRESIDENTS MR. AND MRS. HENRY J. ADAMCZAK CO-RECORDING SECRETARIES MR. AND MRS. EWALD E. WALKER CO-CORRESPONDING SECRETARIES MR. AND MRS. MARTIN ASCHENBRENNER CO-TREASURERS MR. AND MRS. VINCENT O. RINO The Community Association of Kensington High School is the link which connects the home with the school, and serves to strengthen the communication lines between the parents and teachers. Through bulletins distributed to the students, the members of the Community Association inform concerned parents of their programs and plans. Among its projects this year, the Community Association sponsored its traditional Pot- Luck Supper and provided refreshments at Parent's Night. It also awards a one hundred dollar scholarship annually to a promising senior. This year as a special service to upper- classmen and their parents, the Community Association presented a panel discussion, Where to After Graduation, at its January meeting. Guests on the panel were represent- atives from four local colleges. Through its active efforts from September until June, Communications lines were never down. We, the student body, our parents, and the administration of Kensington thank them for this. 24 I MEMCDRIAM Our hearts mourn the passing of a man who contributed much to Kensington High School. Wilbur E. Unger, Assistant Principal from 1962 to 1966, was a dedicated admin- istrator and a fine person. Although he was by nature somewhat quiet and conservative, Mr. Unger made many friends during his stay at Ken. He supported enthusiastically all activities and was a familiar face at assemblies and athletic events. He distinguished him- self to such a degree that he was appointed Project Administrator for the Teacher Aide Program in Buffalo, a Federal program to aid poverty areas. Although only for a few short years, Kensington was indeed fortunate to have on its staff a person as capable and outstanding as Mr. Unger. rf- Death also comes for the young. For Susan Marie Hooper, life ended tragically in an automobile accident early in September. Sue was an Honor Student and an active Ken- singtonian, participating in many sports and extra curricular activities. Her ever-radiant smile reflected a warm personality which endeared her to those she knew. Her life was rich and her future bright. A senior, Sue would have graduated this year and faced a new world of challenges and responsibilities. However, death intervened and a promising futute was left unrealized. This was clearly a great loss to Sue's family and friends, and perhaps too, the world lost a bit of brightness. Yet for Sue Hooper, all that remains is lasting happiness and peace. Farewell, whose living life I shall not find, whose Faztlz and Work were bells offull accord .... 25 'W w1fk, ' ...M W M W .,m -W-M-M-ff- W , , G1 - A , vnu - ,, ,pf I ,, , ,NM 7 w K K .- f 2 1 , MMIW, I T.. VE J W- ' n,,,W,..x., :z 1' ' L ' . W' A MM--'A' 2 ,M , ,L ,, , . 'Q'-nf W 5 ,I aj .V . ,1.:w,m,,......w.- , l , A XM, . :WH ,,,, 50' W , H ' wf M 1 f4MW ,V 4 ' . Paw may ' M 4-Q4 .A ,K rag, ., W 1 'O :i :,.. M . 'f' 'M N. f ,W 4 1 ...CLASSES r 1 K 9157 ' 912: , Mr' 1 'Www ., .mmm f , :- . 'Haifa .1 , ' bm 1 .W I Wlsiwgvm . ,mv- , 'W' 3 Y . i' 4 A 4 . W 4' ' . z .M -V 'W A vg, p j 2: ' -, , H . , 1? f 11 -Q MM- '-f fm .,.. 95222.--ez S ' 'F ' ' N' 'i H. '7Z24f ' 7 . 'V 3 ' Z, 5 S ' V , . 1 wth, 4454 XA. an--W-N if ' ,Y , . , V is ,fm 'W' x will If -R-Nw , ., ,fkajx , ' x. Dawn Huber Cathy Crane GOLD K HIGH POINTWINNERS STUDENT COUNCIL DELEGATES-Standing: G. D. Dadario, S. McMahon, M. Latkog Seated: V. Robinson Hughes, P v I 4 E Kirsch, D. Eno, J. Sheldon, J. Thompson, B. Peruzzini, D. Hewson, V. Bialo, L. Visone, K. DiPirro . . .SENIORS EL hm., ESTHER HERRMANN Valedictorian SENIOR HONOR ROLL LEADERS-E. Boczarski, J. Kush- ner, E. Hermann, P. Vergos, C. Cleveland, D. Lewis SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ERS-J. Sheldon, M. Latko, C. Mitri, Front: J. Thompson, C. Cleveland, J. Peters PRESIDENT JAMES SHELDON VICE-PRESIDENT CATHERINE CLEVELAND SECRETARY MARGARET LATKO TREASURER CARMEN MITRI GIRLS' MARSHALL JUNE THOMPSON BOYS' MARSHALL JOHN PETERS 30 K IGHT LADIE KANDY BEANE NICHOLAS BEAVER KAREN DI PIRRO GEORGE ROBINSON PATRICIA HOGAN JAMES WILD 3 1 EDWIN ADAMCZAK BONNIE ADAMS FREDERICK ADAMS GAYLE ADAMS THOMAS AGEN RICHARD ALMETER KAREN ANTHOLZNER RICHARD ARCHAMBEAULT MARY ELLEN BAEUMLER JOHN BAKER I I 1 NAUREEN BAKER DIANE BALCERZAK WILLIAM BALK PATRICIA BARNUM DAVID BARR BRUCE BAUMER KANDY BEANE DIANE BEATY NICHOLAS BEAVER CHRISTINE BEDNAREK FRANKLIN BEILFUSS PENELOPE BELLANCA EDWIN ADAMCZAK: l Honor Roll:Track Manager: Visual Aids, Band, Orchestra, Marching Band, Assembly Programs: German Club. Math. Millard Fillmore Hospital BONNIE ADAMS: Gold K Award, Baton Team: Choir, Assembly Programs: Ken Boosters Club. Secretarial FREDERICK ADAMS: Swimming: Assembly Programs. Physical Science. S.U.N.Y.A.B. GAYLE ADAMS: Gold K Award: Visual Aids, Choir, Assembly Programs, Water Show: Ken Boosters Club. Bookkeeping. THOMAS AGEN: Varsity Football, Track, Junior Varsity Football, Intramural Tennis: Band, Assembly Programs. Physical Science. E.C.T.I. RICHARD ALMETER: IntramuralBasketball: COMPASS Staff, Student Council, Assembly Programs. Engineering. E.C.T.I. KAREN ANTHOLZNER: Gold K Award. Secretarial RICHARD ARCHAMBEAULT: Intramural Basketball: Studio Club. Art. S.U.C.. Buffalo. MARY ELLEN BAEUMLER: Assembly Programs. Business. Serge Beauty School. JOHN BAKER: Basketball, Baseball, Intramural Basketball: Band. General E.C.T.I. NAUREEN BAKER: 18 Honor Rolls: 4 Letter: Choir, Orchestra, Assembly Programs, Variety Show: Clubs: Studio, Red Cross, Omnibus Argumentis, Latin, Spanish, History. General. S.U.N.Y.A.B. DIANE BALCERZAK: General. WILLIAM BALK: Band, Orchestra: Latin Club. Physical Science. S.U.C., Buffalo. PATRICIA BARNUM: 20 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award, Drill Team: Choir, Assembly Programs: Clubs: F.T.A., French, History, Riding. Physical Science. S.U.C., Buffalo. DAVID BARR: 4 Honor Rolls: Intramural Basketball: Student Council. Engineering. E.C.T.I. BRUCE BAUMER: Concert Choir, Assembly Programs. Music. Nyack Missionary College. KANDY BEANE: 14 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award: Office Monitor CFillmoreJ, Class Secretary 3, Student Council Recording Secretary, Choir, Assembly Programs, Variety Show: Clubs: History, Spanish, Riding. Math. S.U.C., Buffalo. DIANE BEATY: 20 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award, Drill Team: Hall Monitor, COMPASS Staff, Choir, Assembly Programs, Sports Day: Clubs: Studio, Science, History, F.T.A. Art. Villa Maria College. NICHOLAS BEAVER: 17 Honor Rolls: Varsity Football, Baseball, Junior Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball: Class President 3, Treas- urer 2, Student Council President, Band, Orchestra, Assembly Programs: Variety Show. Engineering. University of Pennsylvania. CHRISTINE BEDNAREK: General FRANKLIN BEILFUSS: 3 Honor Rolls: Intramural Basketball: Assem- bly Programs. Math. E.C.T.I. PENELOPE BELLANCA: 6 Letter, Drill Team: Hall Monitor, Water Show. Homemaking. ANNETTE BELLEZZA: Gold HK Award: Hall Monitor, Assembly Programs. General. Bryant 8r Stratton. LINDA BENDER: Gold K Award. Secretarial. TAMARA BENKOW: 5 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award, Drill Team: Library Monitor fFillmoreJ, Assembly Programs, Sports Day: French Club. Physical Science. E.C.T.I. DIANE BENZEL: Guidance Monitor, Assembly Programs: F.T.A. Club. Bookkeeping. E.C.T.I. PATRICIA BEREBKO: Gold 'KK' Award, Drill Team: Water Show, Sports Day: Clubs: Ken Boosters, Studio , F.T.A. Math. S.U.C., Brockport. THERESA BERTHIAUME: 4 Letter, Cheerleading. Business. CHRISTINE BEST: 6 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award. Secretarial. Bryant 8g Stratton. DAVID BESTINE: Stage Crew, Assembly Programs, Variety Show. Industrial Arts. Service. PAUL BETLEWICZ: General. SUSAN BETLEWICZ: Gold K Award: Hall Monitor, Choir, Orchestra: F.T.A. Club. Physical Science. S.U.C., Buffalo. JANE BEYER: l Honor Roll. Physical Science. E.C.T.l. VIRGINIA BIALO: 16 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award, Baton Team: Hall Monitor, Student Council, Assembly Programs: Clubs: F.N.A., Riding. Physical Science. S.U.C., Buffalo. VALERIE BIELLI: Assembly Programs, Variety Show. General. American Airlines Stewardess School. ELAINE BINGERT: 20 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award: Clubs: Latin, German, Ken Boosters, F.N.A. Physical Science. S.U.N.Y.A.B. School of Nursing. ELAINE BOCZARSKI: 18 Honor Rolls: Choir, Orchestra, Marching Band, Assembly Programs: Clubs: French, Ken Boosters, F.T.A., Art CArchibishop Carrollj, Music. S.U.N.Y.A.B. LOIS BORKOWSKI: 20 Honor Rolls: Choir, Band, Orchestra, Marching Band, Assembly Programs, Variety Show: Clubs: Math, Ken Boosters, German, Science, History, F.T.A., Drama fBishop Coltonl, Art fBishop Coltonj. Music. S.U.C., Fredonia. ANNETTE BOYER: Gold K Award, Drill Team: Student Council, Water Show: F.N.A. Club. Physical Science. Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing. ROBERT BRAND: Basketball, Intramural Basketball fCanisiusJ. Business. SUSAN BRAUN: 9 Honor Rolls, Gold K Award: Clubs: Ken Boo- sters, Science, Ski, Pep CBishop McMahonJ, Daemen CBishop McMahonJ. Engineering. S.U.C., Brockport. BEVERLY BRAWN: 20 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award, Baton Team: Orchestra, Assembly Programs, Water Show. Engineering. S.U.N.Y.A.B. GREGORY BRENNAN: 3 Honor Rolls: Swimming: Student Council CGenesee Humboldtj, Assembly Programs. General. Air Force. DENNIS BROWNELL: Intramural Basketball: Stage Crew, Glee Club, Assembly Programs. Physical Science. Canisius. ANNETTE BELLEZZA A LINDA BENDER TAMARA BENKOW DIANE BENZEL PATRICIA BEREBKO THERESA BERTHIAUME CHRISTINE BEST DAVID BESTINE VIRGINIA BIALO LOIS BORKOWSKI PAUL BETLEWICZ ANNETTE BOYER BEVERLY BRAWN I SUSAN BETLEWICZ ELAINE BINGERT ROBERT BRAND JANE BEYER ELAINE BOCZARSKI SUSAN BRAUN 35 GREGORY BRENNAN DENNIS BROWNELL DORIS BUCKFELDER I PATRICIA BUHR SANDRA BURGER LINDA BURKHARDT DENNIS BURNS DOUGLAS BUSCH DIANE BYRNES CAROLINE CAMILLO ELISABETH CAMPAGNOLO RAE ANN CAMPAGNOLO DIANE CAPPELLO DENNIS CARDINO PROVIDENCE CELESTE RITA CERCONE PETER CHEVILLOT MICHAEL CIOPPA ANN-MARIE CLAPS TIMOTHY CLARK CATHERINE CLEVELAND MARY COLE PATRICIA COLE JOHN CONRAD DORIS BUCKFELDER: General PATRICIA BUHR: 5 Honor Rolls, Latin Club. Physical Science. Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing. SANDRA BURGER: 8 Honor Rolls: 6 Letter: Class Vice-President 1, 2, Jr. Girls' Marshal, Student Council: History Club. Secretarial. Air Lines School. LINDA BURKHARDT: 4 Honor Rolls. Math. I.B.M. School. DENNIS BURNS: Varsity Football, Track, Baseball, Junior Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball: Assembly Programs: Clubs: Weight- lifting, Wrestling. Business. Southern Conn. DOUGLAS BUSCH: Hall Monitor. Industrial Arts. E.C.T.I. DIANE BYRNES: l Honor Roll: Gold K Award: Guidance Monitor: Clubs: F.T.A., Creative Writing. General. S.U.N.Y.A.B. CAROLINE CAMILLO: 2 Honor Rolls: Office Monitor. Secretarial. Bryant 8r Stratton. ELIZABETH CAMPAGNOLO: Gold K Award, Drill Team: Guidance Monitor, Assembly Programs: Clubs: Ken Boosters, Italian, Ski. Math. Canisius. RAE ANN CAMPAGNOLO: Gold K Award, Drill Team: Student Council: Clubs: Italian, F.T.A., Ski, Ken Boosters. Engineering. S.U.C., Fredonia. DIANE CAPPELLO: 3 Honor Rolls: Office Monitor, Assembly Pro- grams. Bookkeeping. DENNIS CARDINO: Varsity Football, Junior Varsity Football. Physical Science. Niagara College. PROVIDENCE CELESTE: Gold K Award, Baton Team, Cheer- leading: Student Council, Choir, Assembly Programs, Water Show, Variety Show: Ken Boosters Club. Bookkeeping. E.C.T.I. RITA CERCONE: 3 Honor Rollsg Gold K Award: Clubs: Ken Boo- sters, F.N.A. Math. S.U.C., Buffalo. PETER CHEVILLOT: Industrial Arts. E.C.T.I. MICHAEL CIOPPA: 5 Honor Rolls. Business. S.U.N.Y.A.B. ANN-MARIE CLAPS: 4 Letter: Library Monitor CFillmoreJ, Choir fFilImoreb, Assembly Programs fFillmoreJ. General. TIMOTHY CLARK: Intramural Basketball: Class President 2, Class Treasurer 1, 3, Student Council Treasurer, Assembly Programs, Variety Show. General. S.U.C., Geneseo. CATHERINE CLEVELAND: 20 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award, Baton Team, Cheerleading: Class Secretary 1, Student Council, Choir, Assem- bly Programs, Variety Show, Clubs: Ken Boosters, Red Cross, French, Science. Math. S.U.N.Y.A.B. MARY COLE: Business. PATRICIA COLE: Gold K Award: Library Monitor CFillmoreJ, Choir CFillmoreJ, Assembly Programs. General. JOHN CONRAD: Student Council. Physical Science. S.U.N.Y.A.B. DEBORAH COX: General DENNIS COX: l Honor Roll. Math. Rochester Institute of Technology. CATHERINE CRANE: 3 Honor Rolls: 7 Letter: Choir, Water Show. General. E.C.T.I. MAUREEN CREELEY: Homemaking. ROBERT CROCE: Basketball, Baseball, Intramural Basketball: Class President 1 fBishop Ryanj, Student Council Sergeant-at-Arms, Assem- bly Programs, Variety Show. Physical Science. Niagara University. JANE CROSS: Gold K Award: Library Monitor, Water Show. Business. JOSEPH CUMMINGS: 13 Honor Rolls: Intramural Basketball, Intra- mural Tennis: Chess Club. Engineering. S.U.N.Y.A.B. DOUGLAS D'ADDARIO: l Honor Roll: Basketball, Baseball, Intra- mural Basketball: Student Council. Physical Science. S.U.N.Y.A.B. MARILYN DANIELS: 18 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award: Visual Aids: Clubs: Riding, Red Cross. Secretarial. JACQUELYN DAVID: 2 Honor Rolls: Gold BK Award, Baton Team, Majorette: Hall Monitor, Choir, Assembly Programs, Water Show: Clubs: Spanish, F.T.A. Language. S.U.C., Buffalo. JOEL DAVIS: Intramural Basketball: Visual Aids, Hall Monitor. Physical Science. S.U.C., Buffalo. DONNA DECRENY: 20 Honor Rolls: Gold KU Award: Activities Office Monitor: Clubs: German, F.T.A., Math fThornton Townshipj. Math. S.U.C., Buffalo. PATRICIA DEESE: 4 Letter. Bookkeeping. JESSE DE GROAT: Physical Science. Service PATRICIA DENNEE: General. CAROL DEVENY: 5 Honor Rolls: 4 Letter, Assembly Programs. General. Bryant 8a Stratton. LINDA DICENZIO: Assembly Programs. General. Bryant 8: Stratton. RONALD DI GIORE: Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball: Class President 1, Student Council, Band, Orchestra, Assembly Programs. Music. E.C.T.I. BETTY DINSMORE: 4 Letter: Water Show. Business. ANN MARIE DIODATE: 16 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award: Choir, Assembly Programs, Variety Show: Clubs: Ken Boosters, F.T.A. Secretarial. Bryant 84 Stratton. SUSAN DI PIETRO: l Honor Roll: Clinic Monitor, Hall Monitor, COMPASS Staff, Choir, Assembly Programs: Italian Club. General. Bryant 81. Stratton. KAREN DIPIRRO: ll Honor Rolls: Gold KN Award, Cheerleading: COMPASS Staff, Student Council, Assembly Programs, Variety Show: Clubs: Studio, Ken Boosters, Science. Engineering. S.U.N.Y.A.B. DEBORAH COX DENNIS COX CATHERINE CRANE MAUREEN CREELEY ROBERT CROCE JANE CROSS JOSEPH CUMMINGS l - .ww DOUGLAS D'ADDARIO DONNA DECRENY CAROL DEVENY MARILYN DANIELS PATRICIA DEESE LINDA DICENZIO .IACQUELYN DAVID JESSE DE GROAT RONALD DI GIORE JOEL DAVIS PATRICIA DENNEE BETTY DINSMORE 39 ANNE MARIE DIODATE SUSAN DI PIETRO KAREN DIPIRRO PHILIP DIPIRRO I ADRIANNE DISPENZA I DIANNE DI STEFANO BARBARA DIXON GAIL EBERHARDT DONNA ENO , I DAPHNE DOBSON PATRICIA EDWARD DAVID ERNST KATHLEEN DOWLING FREDERICK EHRHARDT PENNY EVANS DIANE DZIERZAK LAURENCE EICHELBERGER MARYANN FEDERICO 40 TIMOTHY FEIDER .rl JERILYN FELDER DONALD FELL SUSAN FERRIS VINCENT FININZIO ARTHUR FISCHER ELIZABETH FISCHER PHILIP DIPIRRO: 19 Honor Rolls: COMPASS Staff, Class Treasurer 1 CGenesee Humboldtl, Assembly Programs: Latin Club. Math. S.U.N.Y.A.B. ADRIANNE DISPENZA: 3 Honor Rolls, Office Monitor, Choir CBishop Coltonl, Clubs: Commerce, Library fBishop Coltonj. Secretarial DIANNE DI STEFANO: 8 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award, Drill T eamg Guidance Monitor, Assembly Programs, Sports Day, Clubs: Studio, Science, Latin, History. Math. University of Rochester. BARBARA DIXON: Gold K Award, Hall Monitor, Office Monitor, Choir, Assembly Programs, Water Show, Ken Boosters Club. Business. DAPHNE DOBSON: 8 Honor Rolls: Student Council, Choir, Assembly Programs: Clubs: Ken Boosters, History, Spanish, Homemaking. Language. S.U.N.Y.A.B. KATHLEEN DOWLING: 4 Letter: Choir, Orchestra, Assembly Pro- grams: Spanish Club. General. Bryant 8t Stratton. DIANE DZIERZAK: 14 Honor Rollsg Gold K Award, Drill Team, Hall Monitor, KEN KEY NOTES Staff, Science Club. F.T.A. Club. Secretarial. E.C.T.l. GAIL EBERHARDT: 11 Honor Rolls, Gold K Award, Drill Team: Student Council, Water Show: Clubs: F.T.A., History, Science, Ken Boosters, Journalism, Riding, Ski. Engineering. S.U.N.Y.A.B. PATRICIA EDWARD: 7 Honor Rollsg Gold K Award, Cheerleading, Class Vice-President 1 CFillmoreJ, Assembly Programs. Physical Science. S.U.N.Y.A.B. FREDERICK EHRHARDT: Physical Science. LAURENCE EICHELBERGER: 1 Honor Roll: Intramural Basketball, Intramural Tennis: Stage Crew, Glee Club. Physical Science. S.U.N.Y.A.B. DONNA ENO: 10 Honor Rollsg Gold K Award, Cheerleading, Student Council, Choir, Assembly Programs, Water Show, Variety Show: Clubs: Spanish, Studio, Ken Boosters. Math. S.U.C., Buffalo. DAVID ERNST: Track, Intramural Tennis, Visual Aids, Band, Orches- tra, Marching Band: Latin Club. Physical Science. S.U.N.Y.A.B. PENNY EVANS: 6' Letter: Assembly Programs, Ken Boosters Club. Business. E.C.T.I. MARYANN FEDERICO: 14 Honor Rolls, Gold K Award, F.T.A. Club. Language. S.U.C., Buffalo. TIMOTHY FEIDER: Intramural Basketball, Student Council. Physical Science. S.U.C., Buffalo. JERILYN FELDER: Gold K Award: Water Show. Secretarial. DONALD FELL: Junior Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball, Spanish Club. Engineering. S.U.C., Buffalo. SUSAN FERRIS: 1 Honor Roll, Gold K Award, Drill Team, Assem- bly Programs, Water Showg Spanish Club. Physical Science. Sisters Hospital School of Nursing. VINCENT FININZIO: Intramural Basketballg Intramural Tennis, Stu- dent Council. Physical Science. S.U.N.Y.A.B. ARTHUR FISCHER: Business: S.U.N.Y.A.B. ELIZABETH FISCHER: 2 Honor Rolls: Choir, Assembly Programs, Variety Show. General. S.U.N.Y.A.B. MARGARET FISCHER: 4 Honor Rolls. Business KATHRYN FISH: 19 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award: Band, Orchestra, Marching Band, Assembly Programs: Clubs: Math, Spansih, French. Language. Rosary Hill College. ROBERTA FITZGERALD: Gold K Award: Guidance Monitor, Assembly Programs, Water Show. Physical Science. Millard Fillmore School of Nursing. GLENDA FLORENCE: ll Honor Rolls: Gold K Award, Baton Team: Cafeteria Monitor fRiversideJ, Student Council: F.N.A. Club. Physical Science. New York University. STEPHANIE FOKS: Choir. Secretarial. EDWARD FRANKOWSKI: Cross Country, Track: Glee Club. Business. E.C.T.I. KAREN FRIES: Gold K Award, Baton Team, Majorette: Library Monitor. Secretarial. JANET FRISICARO: Choir, Assembly Programs: Clubs: Spanish, History, Omnibus Argumentis. Physical Science. E.C.T.I. DONALD FRITZ: 3 Honor Rolls: Student Council: French Club. Physical Science. S.U.N.Y.A.B. JUDITH GADRA: 12 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award, Baton Team: Clinic Monitor: German Club. Physical Science. Meyer Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. CAROL GALLAGHER: Choir CGenesee Humboldtb. Secretarial. KENNETH GALLIVAN: Cross Country: Chess Club. Physical Science. S.U.N.Y.A.B. CHARLES GARDINIER: Intramural Basketball: Hall Monitor: Clubs: History, Chess, Science. Math. GAIL GARDNER: 2 Honor Rolls: 4 Letter: Assembly Programs. Physical Science. S.U.N.Y.A.B. PATRICK GARVEY: Industrial Arts. E.C.T.I. DEBORAH GARWOL: 1 Honor Roll: Gold K Award: F.T.A. Club. Physical Science. S.U.C., Buffalo. MARJORIE GEIST: 20 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award. Secretarial. E.C.T.I. THOMAS GEIST: Swimming, Intramural Basketball fGenesee Hum- boldtj: Chess Club. Physical Science. S.U.N.Y.A.B. PAUL GENTILE: Latin Club. Business. E.C.T.I. JUDITH GIAMBELLUCA: Clinic Monitor: Clubs: F.T.A., Ski, French. Language. S.U.C., Buffalo. MARCIA GLAVIN: Latin Club. Physical Science. S.U.C., Buffalo. MARY JANE GNACINSKI: 15 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award, Baton Team: COMPASS Staff, Chorus CBishop O'Hernl, Assembly Programs: Clubs: Red Cross, F.N.A., Science, History. Engineering. E.C.T.I. MARGARET FISCHER KATHRYN FISH ROBERTA FITZGERALD GLENDA FLORENCE STEPHANIE FOKS EDWARD FRANKOWSKI KAREN FRIES JANET FRISICARO KENNETH GALLIVAN DEBORAH GARWOL DONALD FRITZ CHARLES GARDINIER MARJORIE GEIST JUDITH GADRA GAIL GARDNER THOMAS GEIST T T CAROL GALLAGHER , PATRICK GARVEY PAUL GENTILE 43 JUDITH GIAMBELLUCA MARCIA GLAVIN MARY JANE GNACINSKI BETTY GORNY CHRISTINE GRABOWSKI PATRICK GRADY SHARON GRANGER MARCIA GREATRIX 3C 'J I V! BRENDA GRANT RUSSELL GRECO DIANE GRAY JANICE GRIESE JOAN GRAY GREGORY GROEGER 44 CYNTHIA GRUBER MICHAEL GRZECHOWIAK SHARON GUDERIAN I I V JEANNE GUGLIELMO DONNA HADDATH EVELYN HAEUSSER KENNETH HARRIS NANCY HARRIS NANETTE HARVEY EYVONNE HASFURTER MARY ELLEN HEINE BETTY GORNY: 3 Honor Rolls: 6 Letter: COMPASS Business Editor, Assembly Programs. Physical Science. Meyer Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. CHRISTINE GRABOWSKI: 1 Honor Roll: Gold K Award, Baton Team, Majorette: Clinic Monitor, Choir, Assembly Programs, Water Show, Variety Show: Clubs: Ken Boosters, Homemaking. Bookkeeping. Doyle Beauty School. PATRICK GRADY: Track, Intramural Basketball. General. Genesee Community College. SHARON GRANGER: Gold K Award: F.N.A. Club. Physical Science. S.U.N.Y.A.B. BRENDA GRANT: Gold K Award: Choir, Assembly Programs, Water Show, Variety Show. Homemaking. New York University. DIANE GRAY: 5 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award: Clubs: Ken Boosters, F.T.A. Secretarial. JOAN GRAY: Gold K Award, Baton Team: Choir, F.N.A. Club. General. Airline School. MARCIA GREATRIX: 20 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award, Baton Team, Majorette: French Club. Engineering. S.U.N.Y.A.B. RUSSELL GRECO: Science Club. Art. E.C.T.I. JANICE GRIESE: 12 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award, Baton Team: Guidance Monitor, Orchestra, Assembly Programs: Clubs: Spanish, Riding, Journalism, Ski, Latin, Ken Boosters, Homemaking. Physical Science. Syracuse. GREGORY GROEGER: 4 Honor Rolls: Stage Crew, Concert Choir, Glee Club. Physical Science. E.C.T.I. CYNTHIA GRUBER: 3 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award, Drill Team, Cheerleading: Hall Monitor, Assembly Programs, Water Show: Latin Club. Secretarial. E.C.T.I. MICHAEL GRZECHOWIAK: Track, Junior Varsity Football, Intra- mural Basketball. Physical Science. Service. SHARON GUDERIAN: 2 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award, Drill Team: Yearbook Staff fFillmoreJ, Student Council CFillmoreJ, Assembly Pro- grams fFillmoreJ, Variety Show CFillmoreJ: Clubs: Chess, Spanish, History, Science, Studio. Physical Science. E.C.T.l. JEANNE GUGLIELMO: Secretarial. DONNA HADDATH: Office Monitor: Ken Boosters Club. Bookkeeping. EVELYN HAEUSSER: Gold K Award, Drill Team: Assembly Pro- grams. General. Bryant 8r Stratton. KENNETH HARRIS: 2 Honor Rolls. Physical Science. E.C.T.I. NANCY HARRIS: 1 Honor Roll:Gold K Award: Choir: Clubs: Latin, History, Riding. Physical Science. Niagara Community College. NANETTE HARVEY: 5 Honor Rolls: Chorus. Secretarial. EYVONNE HASFURTER: Business. MARY ELLEN HEINE: Gold K Award: Choir, Assembly Programs, Water Show: F.N.A. Club. Physical Science. S.U.N.Y.A.B. ROBERTA HERR: 1 Honor Roll: Gold K Award: Student Council, Choir, Assembly Programs: Clubs: Riding, Ski. Secretarial. E.C.T.I. ESTHER HERRMANN: 20 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award: Student Council, Band, Orchestra, Marching Band: Clubs: Latin, Math, Omnibus Argumentis. Physical Science. S.U.C., Fredonia. PAULA HILL: Gold K Award, Cheerleading: Office Monitor, Choir, Assembly Programs: Clubs: Ken Boosters, Studio. Physical Science. Antioch College. ROBERT HILL: Bowling: Glee Club. Physical Science. GLENN HOBEL: Varsity Football, Swimming, Junior Varsity Football: Concert Choir, Glee Club, Assembly Programs. Physical Science. LEE HOBEL: Junior Varsity Football: Student Council. Physical Science. Service. MARK HOBEL: Varsity Football: Junior Varsity Football. General. E.C.T.I. GEORGIA HODGE: Secretarial. SUSAN HODGE: 20 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award, Drill Team, Cheerleading lFillmoreJ: Visual Aids. Secretarial. E.C.T.l. SUSAN HOFMEISTER: 20 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award, Drill Team: COMPASS Senior Editor: Assembly Programs, Water Show: Clubs: F.T.A., Spanish, Red Cross. Physical Science. S.U.C., Buffalo. PATRICIA HOGAN: 9 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award, Drill Team: COMPASS Editor-in-Chief, Student Council Vice-President, Inter-High Student Council: Clubs: Latin, Math, Omnibus Argumentis, History. Physical Science. Antioch College. DAWN HUBER: 20 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award, Baton Team: Office Monitor, Student Council, Choir, Assembly Programs, Water Show, Variety Show: Clubs: Italian, History, Ken Boosters, Riding. Engineering. Ohio University. LENORE HUBERT: Gold K Award: Choir, Assembly Programs, Variety Show: Clubs: Red Cross, Ken Boosters. Business. E.C.T.I. VALERIE HUGHES: 6 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award, Drill Team: COMPASS Lay-Out Editor, Student Council, Assembly Programs, Water Show: Clubs: F.T.A., French, Spanish, Ken Boosters. Physical Science. S.U.C., Buffalo. BEVERLY ISZKIEWICZ: 9 Honor Rolls Gold K Award, Drill Team: Choir, Assembly Programs, Water Show, Variety Show: Latin Club. Physical Science. Deaconess School of Nursing. MICHAEL IVERS: Varsity Football, Tennis, Junior Varsity Football. Business. Genesee Community College. JEFFREY JACKSON: 2 Honor Rolls: Clubs: F.T.A., Ken Boosters. Business. Chicago City College. ROSE JACZEWSKA: Gold K Award, Drill Team: Hall Monitor: Homemaking Club. General. WILLIAM JAKUBIK: Swimming. Physical Science. Toa College. RONALD JAKUBOWSKI: 5 Honor Rolls: Cross Country, Swimming, Track. Engineering. U.C.L.A. BARBARA JANAK: 4 Letter: Clubs: Journalism, Science, F.N.A., Ken Boosters. Physical Science. Auburn State. MICHAEL JANAK: Intramural Basketball: Hall Monitor, Assembly Programs. General. Service. ROBERTA HERR ESTHER HERRMANN PAULA HILL ROBERT HILL GLENN HOBEL LEE HOBEL MARK HOBEL GEORGIA HODGE DAWN HUBER MICHAEL IVERS SUSAN HODGE LENORE HUBERT JEFFREY JACKSON SUSAN HOFMEISTER VALERIE HUGHES ROSE JACZEWSKA PATRICIA HOGAN BEVERLY ISZKIEWICZ WILLIAM JAKUBIK 47 RONALD JAKUBOWSKI BARBARA JANAK MICHAEL JANAK RONALD JANIK RANDY JARZYNIECKI MARY ANN JENNINGS QV' SHEILA JENSEN J RONALD JERRIS JAMES JONES SUSAN JONES THOMAS KACHELMEYER L9 ALANA KACZMARSKI DENNIS KALUZNY KATHRYN KAUHL JEROME KAZMIERCZAK LINDA KEIPPER JACQUELYN KEMP J U DITH KEUCK RONALD KIEKBUSCH ELEONORA KIRSANOW PAUL KIRSCH MARY ANN KLODZINSKI EDWARD KOCHALSKI ELIZABETH KOEDEL SHIRLEY KOLASZ RONALD JANIK: Basketball: Hall Monitor. General. RANDY JARZYNIECKI: Physical Science. S.U.N.Y.A.B. MARY ANN JENNINGS: Gold K Award, Drill Team, Cheerleading: Hall Monitor, Chorus. Secretarial. Mount St. Joseph's College. SHEILA JENSEN: 3 Honor Rolls: 4 Letter: Clubs: Red Cross, Ken Boosters. Secretarial. Bryant 81. Stratton. RONALD JERRIS: Intramural Basketball: Hall Monitor: Clubs: His- tory, Science. Physical Science. Niagara Community College. JAMES JONES: Business. S.U.C., Buffalo. SUSAN JONES: 9 Honor Rolls: Gold KP Award, Choir: Clubs: French, F.T.A., Ken Boosters. Physical Science. S.U.C., Buffalo. THOMAS KACHELMEYER: 6 Honor Rolls: Hall Monitor: Clubs: German, Science. History. Physical Science. E.C.T.I. ALANA KACZMARSKI: l Honor Roll: Gold K Award, Drill Team, Cheerleading: Office Monitor, Choir, Assembly Programs, Water Show, Variety Show. General. DENNIS KALUZNY: Swimming, Junior Varsity Football. Physical Science. E.C.T.l. KATHRYN KAUHL: 6 Letter: Band. Secretarial. Bryant.8:. Stratton. JEROME KAZMIERCZAK: Physical Science. Weaver College. LINDA KEIPPER: 4 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award, Drill Team, Baton Team, Cheerleading: Choir, Assembly Programs, Water Show, Variety Show: Clubs: F.T.A., Spanish, Latin, History. Math. S.U.C., Buffalo. JACQUELYN KEMP: 3 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award, Cheerleading: Assembly Programs, Variety Show: Spanish Club. Language. S.U.N.Y.A.B. JUDITH KEUCK: Business. RONALD KIEKBUSCH: l Honor Roll: Tennis: German Club. Physical Science. S.U.N.Y.A.B. ELEONORA KIRSANOW: 14 Honor Rolls: 4 Letter: Library Monitor, Choir, Orchestra, Variety Show: Clubs: Omnibus Argumentis, German. Language. S.U.N.Y.A.B. PAUL KIRSCH: l Honor Roll: Varsity Football, Track, Junior Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball: Student Council, Assembly Programs. Physical Science. S.U.N.Y.A.B. MARY ANN KLODZINSKI: 4 Letter. Business. EDWARD KOCHALSKI: Track: Concert Choir. Engineering. S.U.N.Y.A.B. ELIZABETH KOEDEL: Assembly Programs: Clubs: Commerce, Home- making. Business. Bryant St Stratton. SHIRLEY KOLASZ: Gold K Award, Baton Team: Band: F.T.A. Club. Physical Science. Meyer Memorial School of Nursing. JUDITH KORCZYNSKI: Chorus. Business. DENNIS KOSLICKI: Physical Science. CHRISTINE KRAMER: Gold K Award, Water Show, Clubs: Ken Boosters, F.T.A. Engineering. S.U.N.Y.A.B. PATRICIA KRAUSEN: Gold K Award. Secretarial. DIANE KRIENBUHL: 3 Honor Rolls, 6', Letter: Ken Boosters Club. Bookkeeping. Bryant 'St Stratton. EILEEN KRYWALSKI: Assembly Programs. Homemaking. JANE KUBACKI: 20 Honor Rolls: Library Monitor, Student Council, Choir, Assembly Programs: German Club. Language. S.U.C., Buffalo. MARCIA KUBACKI: Library Monitor, Assembly Programsg Clubs: Studio, Ken Boosters. Physical Science. S.U.N.Y.A.B. JO ANN KUSHNER: 20 Honor Rolls, Gold K Awardg COMPASS Staff, Choir, Band, Orchestra, Marching Band, Assembly Programs: Clubs: Ken Boosters, Omnibus Argumentis, Latin, German, History. Language. S.U.N.Y.A.B. DANA LANNEN: Gold K Award, Baton Team, Water Show. Physical Science. E.C.T.I. MARGARET LATKO: Gold K Award, Student Council: Assembly Programs, Variety Show: Clubs: French, Ken Boosters. Math. E.C.T.I. DIANE LA TONA: Gold K Award: Water Show. Secretarial. E.C.T.I. DONNA LAU: 20 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award, Baton Team, Majoretteg Clubs: French, Spanish. Physical Science. S.U.N.Y.A.B. MARK LAVETTI: Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball, Cross Country, Junior Varsity Football: Clubs: Pep, Weightlifting. Physical Science. S.U.N.Y.A.B. MICHAEL LAWNICZAK: General. E.C.T.I. MARTHA LEBEDZINSKI: Bookkeeping. I.B.M. School. BONNIE LEISER: 7 Honor Rolls, Gold K Award, Baton Team: Visual Aids, Student Council. Secretarial. S.U.N.Y.A.B. SANDRA LELONEK: 11 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award, Drill Team, Visual Aids, Activities Office Monitor, Office Monitorg Clubs: History, Red Cross. Secretarial. Bryant 8. Stratton. RUTH LESNIEWSKI: 4 Letterg Guidance Monitor, Student Council, Choir, Assembly Programs, Variety Show. Homemaking. DIANE LEWIS: 18 Honor Rolls: 6 Letterg F.N.A. Club. Physical Science. S.U.C., Geneseo. DANIEL LICURSI: 2 Honor Rolls: Intramural Tennis. Physical Science. E.C.T.I. DEBORAH LONG: Gold K Award, Drill Team. Engineering. E.C.T.I. JUDITH KORCZYNSKI DENNIS KOSLICKI CHRISTINE KRAMER PATRICIA KRAUSEN DIANE KRIENBUHL EILEEN KRYWALSKI JANE KUBACKI MARCIA KUBACKI JO ANN KUSHNER DANA LANNEN MARGARET LATKO DIANE LA TONA DONNA LAU MARK LAVETTI MICHAEL LAWNICZAK MARTHA LEBEDZINSKI BONNIE LEISER SANDRA LELONEK .A .- ': I , 1 RUTH LESNIEWSKI DIANE LEWIS DANIEL LICURSI DEBORAH LONG KAREN LONG JOHN LOOS ROBERT LOYST JAMES LUSS ELAINE MACRO COLLEEN MACEY MARCIA MANUSZEWSKI LINDA MARSCHALL CAROL MACIEJEWSKI LINDA MACKWIRTH MICHAEL MAKSYMIK ,If ,KY I , flu BEVERLY MANGANARO MARLENE MANK STEPHEN MATLOCK I T ' ,- z A -Q M. 4:!,,. ,RI I V' zbw . ,4 ' 9' , ' V ,fq,':g,A '53-Iafifff. 'S' ,, Mi ' - -.QQA- wmv: Q' f PAMELA MATTER LYNN MATTHEWS JOHN MATUSIAK LINDA MAUE MARY DIANE MAY CHRISTINE MAYER HUGH MCGAVERN CLIFFORD MCLANE KAREN LONG: Business. JOHN LOOS: Intramural Basketball. Business. E.C.T.I. ROBERT LOYST: Business. JAMES LUSS: German Club. Physical Science. S.U.N.Y.A.B. COLLEEN MACEY: 4 Letter: Studio Club. General. Stewardess. CAROL MACIEJEWSKI: 8 Honor Rolls: Clubs: Art, French. Physical Science. E.C.T.I. LINDA MACKWIRTH: 20 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award: Assembly Programs, Water Show: Clubs: French, Spanish. Math. S.U.C., Brockport. ELAINE MACRO: 1 Honor Roll: Choir, Orchestra, Assembly Programs. Secretarial. E.C.T.I. MICHAEL MAKSYMIK: 1 Honor Roll: Cross Country. Physical Science. E.C.T.I. BEVERLY MANGANARO: Secretarial. Bryant 8g Stratton. MARLENE MANK: 17 Honor Rolls: Gold KH Award, Baton Team, Majorette: Clinic Monitor, Hall Monitor, Choir, Assembly Programs: Clubs: F.N.A., Latin. Physical Science. S.U.N.Y.A.B. MARCIA MANUSZEWSKI: 15 Honor Rolls. General. E.C.T.I. LINDA MARSCHALL: 5 Honor Rolls: 4 Letter: Student Council, Assembly Programs. Math. S.U.C., Buffalo. STEPHEN MATLOCK: 4 Honor Rolls: Basketball, Junior Varsity Foot- ball, Intramural Basketball, Bowling: Student Council, Assembly Pro- grams, Variety Show: Latin Club. Math. Service. PAMELA MATTER: 5 Honor Rolls: Latin Club. Business. D'Youville College. LYNN MATTHEWS: Office Monitor tFillmoreD. Bookkeeping. E.C.T.I. JOHN MATUSIAK: General. Service. LINDA MAUE: 2 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award. General. MARY DIANE MAY: 13 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award: Clubs: History, Commerce. Secretarial. Bryant 84 Stratton. CHRISTINE MAYER: Secretarial. E.C.T.I. HUGH MCGAVERN: 1 Honor Roll: Assembly Programs. Physical Science. E.C.T.I. CLIFFORD McLANE: Varsity Football, Swimming, Junior Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball: Student Council. General. Service. SANDRA MCMAHON: Gold K Award, Baton Team: Student Council. Physical Science. S.U.C., Buffalo. RICHARD MECHLINSKI: Clubs: Studio, Latin. Art. S.U.N.Y.A.B. MARY LOU MEIER: 5 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award, Baton Team: Student Council. Physical Science. E.C.T.I. CHRISTINE MEINDL: 6 Letter. Bookkeeping. KAREN MEITZLER: Gold K Award: Choir, Water Show, Variety Show: Clubs: Ken Boosters, Riding, Ski. General. E.C.T.I. LINDA MESSINA: Choir, Assembly Programs, Variety Show: Clubs: F.T.A., History. General. S.U.N.Y.A.B. DONALD METLAK: Student Council QEmersonJ, Assembly Programs. General. DONNA METZGER: Gold K Award, Cheerleading: Student Council, Assembly Programs, Water Show: Ken Boosters Club. Secretarial. Bryant 81. Stratton. DONNA MIGA: Gold K Award: Band, Marching'Band, Water Show. Bookkeeping. I.B.M. School. DARLENE MILLER: 6 Letter: Class President tGenesee HumboldtJ, Student Council fGenesee Humboldtl. Business. KAREN MILLER: l Honor Roll: Gold K Award, Drill Team: Orchestra, Assembly Programs, Sports Day: F.T.A. Club. Physical Science. Beauty School. DAVID MILLS: 3 Honor Rolls: Intramural Basketball tGenesee Hum- boldtj: Stage Crew CGenesee Humboldtj, Concert Choir QGenesee Humboldtj, Assembly Programs CGenesee Humboldtj: Clubs: Chess, Latin. Physical Science. S.U.N.Y.A.B. ANNE MINNEMEYER: 6 Letter: Clinic Monitor, Assembly Programs: Latin Club. Secretarial. E.C.T.I. SANDRA MISNIK: 5 Honor Rolls: 6 Letter, Cheerleading CGenesee I-Iumboldtbg Student Council, Choir QGenesee Humboldtb, Orchestra lGenesee Humboldtjg Best Dressed Junior Girl. Secretarial. CARMEN MITRI: Varsity Football, Swimming, Basketball, Baseball, Junior Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball: Jr. Boys' Marshal, Assembly Programs. General. E.C.T.I. BONNIE MORRIS: Orchestra, Marching Band: Journalism Club. General. S.U.C., Buffalo. SANDRA MORRISON: Secretarial. Stewardess. JOHN MOSLOW: 2 Honor Rolls: Junior Varsity Football: Latin Club. Physical Science. S.U.N.Y.A.B. JO ANN MUDD: Bookkeeping. MELANIE MUSIAL: 20 Honor Rolls: Choir, Assembly Programs, Variety Show: Ken Boosters Club. Physical Science. S.U.N.Y.A.B. PATRICIA MUSIELAK: Guidance Monitor: Choir. Secretarial. STEPHEN NALEZYNSKI: Assembly Programs: Clubs: Studio, F.T.A., Ken Boosters. Art. New York Fashion Institute of Technology. SANDRA MCMAHON RICHARD MECHLINSKI MARY LOU MEIER CHRISTINE MEINDL KAREN MEITZLER LINDA MESSINA DONALD METLAK DONNA METZGER DAVID MILLS BONNIE MORRIS ...P DONNA MIGA ANNE MINNEMEYER SANDRA MORRISON DARLENE MILLER SANDRA MISNIK JOHN MOSLOW KAREN MILLER CARMEN MITRI JO ANN MUDD 55 ' A MELANIE MUSIAL PATRICIA MUSIELAK STEPHEN NALEZYNSKI ROBERT NAPIERALA DIANE NELSON SHERMAN NELSON GRACEANN NORMAN JACK NUWER CHARLES OLIVER SUSAN NOWAK KATHLEEN O'BRIEN FRANCINE OLIVER BARBARA NOWICKI CYNTHIA OLDAY WILLIAM ORLOWSKI KATHLEEN NOWICKI CHESTER OLEN CHRISTINE OSUCH 56 ROBERT NAPIERALA: Varsity Football Manager, Intramural Basket- ball, Intramural Tennisg Stage Crew, Concert Choir, Glee Club, Assembly Programs: Ski Club. Physical Science. E.C.T.I. DIANE NELSON: Gold K Award, Baton Teamg Hall Monitor, Choir: Clubs: History, F.N.A. Secretarial. E.C.T.I. SHERMAN NELSON: Varsity Football, Track, Junior Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball, Student Council, Concert Choir, Glee Club, Assembly Programs, Variety Show. Business. Service. GRACEANN NORMAN: 13 Honor Rollsg Gold K Award, Baton Team, Assembly Programs, Clubs: Latin, French, Ken Boosters. Language. S.U.C., Buffalo. SUSAN NOWAK: General. BARBARA NOWICKI: Bookkeeping. KATHLEEN NOWICKI: Secretarial. JACK NUWER: Spanish Club. Physical Science. Genesee Intercommunity College. KATHLEEN O'BRIEN: 10 Honor Rollsg Student Council, Assembly Programs, Latin Club. General. Doyle Beauty School. CYNTHIA OLDAY: Business. CHESTER OLEN: Visual Aids, Concert Choir, Band, Orchestra, Marching Band. Music. S.U.N.Y.A.B. CHARLES OLIVER: Cross Country, Track, Intramural Basketball. General. FRANCINE OLIVER: Gold K Award, Baton Teamg Hall Monitor. Secretarial. Service. WILLIAM ORLOWSKI: Chess Club. General. E.C.T.I. CHRISTINE OSUCH: l Honor Roll. Secretarial. SHARON OTTO: 20 Honor Rolls, 6 Letter tGenesee Humboldtjg Student Council tGenesee Humboldtj. Secretarial. E.C.T.I. WILLIAM OWENS: Varsity Football, Baseball, Junior Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball. Physical Science. S.U.N.Y.A.B. SALVATORE PALMERI: Intramural Basketball, Intramural Tennis. Physical Science. Niagara Community College. VIRGINIA PALSBO: 3 Honor Rollsg Gold K Award, Assembly Programs, Water Show. Secretarial. Data Processing Institute. GARY PANE: Intramural Basketballg Hall Monitor. Physical Science. E.C.T.I. MAUREEN PANUS: 5 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award, Baton Team: Band, Marching Band, Water Show, Ken Boosters Club. Physical Science. S.U.N.Y.A.B. LINDA PASIER: 19 Honor Rollsg Gold K Awardg Assembly Pro- grams: Clubs: F.T.A., French. Math. S.U.C., Buffalo. DONALD PECORARO: Swimming, Intramural Basketball: Assembly Programs, Variety Show. Math. S.U.N.Y.A.B. DENNIS PELLETIER: Intramural Basketball: Assembly Programs: Spanish Club. General. E.C.T.I. BARBARA PELLNAT: 20 Honor Rolls: 7 Letter, Drill Team: Band, Marching Band: Clubs: F.T.A., French. Language. S.U.C., Buffalo. BONNIE PERUZZINI: 20 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award, Baton Team: Hall Monitor, Student Council, Assembly Programs: Ken Boosters Club. Physical Science. S.U.C., Buffalo. SUSAN PERUZZINI: 4 Letter: Assembly Programs. Bookkeeping. Data Processing Institute. DIANE PESCH: Gold K Award: Hall Monitor, Assembly Programs: Clubs: F.T.A., Science, Red Cross. Physical Science. S.U.C., Buffalo. JOHN PETERS: Basketball, Intramural Basketball: Class President 1 CCanisiusD, Student Council, Assembly Programs. Physical Science. St. Bonaventure. PEGGY PETRAS: Gold K Award, Drill Team: Hall Monitor, Assem- bly Programs: Clubs: Latin, Ken Boosters. Physical Science. Millard Fillmore School of Nursing. GEORGE PETTAPIECE: 18 Honor Rolls: Intramural Basketball: Office Monitor fFillmoreJ. Physical Science. S.U.N.Y.A.B. FRANK PIACENTE: Hall Monitor. General. Service. PAUL PIERSA: 7 Honor Rolls, Intramural Basketball: Assembly Pro- gramsg Latin Club. Physical Science. Canisius College. JOYCE PIESCZYNSKI: 20 Honor Rolls: Commerce Club. Business. Continental Beauty School. CARRIE PIOTROWSKI: Business. Bryant 8r Stratton. DAVID PISCITELLO: General. E.C.T.I. CATHY PLANT: 12 Honor Rolls, Gold K Award, Drill Team: Hall Monitor, Library Monitor CGenesee Humboldty, Variety Show. Physical Science. Meyer Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. CHRISTINE PLOCH: Clubs: F.N.A., F.T.A., Science, Latin fBisl1op Coltonj. Physical Science. Meyer Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. JUDITH PONCZKOWSKI: Gold K Award: Water Show. General. Meyer Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. DEBORAH PORTERFIELD: l Honor Roll, Gold K Award, Drill Team: Hall Monitor, Choir, Assembly Programs, Water Show, Clubs: Studio, Ken Boosters, Homemaking, Red Cross. Art. E.C.T.I. MARCIA PREDKO: Clubs: F.T.A., Art fArchbishop Carrollb. Engineering. S.U.C., Brockport. JUDITH PRESHOOT: Business. E.C.T.I. JOHN PRINCESS: Intramural Basketball. General. PATRICIA PULLEY: Water Show. General. Continental Beauty School. DONALD PECORARO DENNIS PELLETIER BARBARA PELLNAT BONNIE PERUZZINI SUSAN PERUZZINI DIANE PESCH JOHN PETERS O PEGGY PETRAS JOYCE P1EsczYNsK1 GEORGE PETTAPIECE CARRIE PIOTROWSKI FRANK PIACENTE DAVID PISCITELLO PAUL PIERSA CATHY PLANT CHRISTINE PLOCH JUDITH PONCZKOWSKI DEBORAH PORTERFIELD MARCIA PREDKO JUDITH PRESHOOT JOHN PRINCESS PATRICIA PULLEY LINDA PURICELLI JOANN PURPORA ROSEMARY RADEL MARYANN RATH GEORGIA RIZZO PAUI-A ROESSER PENELOPE REITMEIER BEVERLY ROBBINS CATHERINE RUTH ARTHUR RICHTER GEORGE ROBINSON LINDA RUMMINGS IDA RINALDI JAMES RODEMS JAMES RUPPERT 60 l F CHRISTINE RYSZKIEWICZ EDMUND SABATINO MARLENE SADOWSKI REBECCA SAKEVICH DAVID SALAMONE ELLEN SANTOWSKI BARBARA SARTORI LINDA PURICELLI: Water Show. Secretarial. JoANN PURPORA: 13 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award, Drill Team: Office Monitor: Clubs: Commerce, Homemaking. Secretarial. E.C.T.I. ROSEMARY RADEL: 7 Honor Rolls: 4' Letter: Visual Aids, Office Monitor, COMPASS Staff, Clubs: History, Homemaking. Secretarial. MARYANN RATH: 10 Honor Rolls: Gold KU Award: Visual Aids, COMPASS Staff: History Club. Secretarial. Bryant 8r Stratton. PENELOPE REITMEIER: Gold K Award, Clubs: F.T.A., Ken Boosters. Physical Science. E.C.T.I. ARTHUR RICHTER: Junior Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball CTurnerJ, Bowling CTurnerJg Hall Monitor, Concert Choir, Glee Club: Clubs: Chess, Photo fTurnerJ. Business. Navy. IDA RINALDI: Gold K Award: F.N.A. Club. General. E.C.T.I. GEORGIA RIZZO: Studio Club. General. BEVERLY ROBBINS: General. Bryant Sr Stratton. GEORGE ROBINSON: Varsity Football, Track, Junior Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball: Student Council. Physical Science. S.U.C., Buffalo. JAMES RODEMS: Varsity Football, Junior Varsity Football, Intra- mural Basketball. General. PAULA ROESSER: 20 Honor Rollsg Gold K Award, Choir, Assembly Programs: Clubs: F.T.A., German, Homemaking. Math. S.U.C., Buffalo. CATHERINE ROTH: Choir. Business. Bryant 8r Stratton. LINDA RUMMINGS: Commerce Club. Business. Bryant 84 Stratton. JAMES RUPPERT: 6 Honor Rollsg COMPASS Photography Editor, Assembly Programs. General. Geneseo. CHRISTINE RYSZKIEWICZ: 18 Honor Rollsg Gold K Award: Student Council Corresponding Secretary, Assembly Programs, Water Show, Variety Show: Latin Club. Physical Science. S.U.C., Brockport. EDMUND SABATINO: 3 Honor Rolls, Baseball, Junior Varsity Foot- ball, Intramural Basketballg Band, Variety Show. Music. Navy School of Music. MARLENE SADOWSKI: 8 Honor Rolls. General. Bryant St Stratton. REBECCA SAKEVICH: Cheerleading tGenesee I-Iumboldtjg Choir, Orchestra fGenesee l-Iumboldtj, Assembly Programs. Physical Science. S.U.N.Y.A.B. DAVID SALAMONE: Wrestling Club. Industrial Arts. ELLEN SANTOWSKI: Office Monitor, Commerce Club. Business. BARBARA SARTORI: 10 Honor Rolls. Business. MARTIN SCHARDT: 5 Honor Rolls: Track, Intramural Basketball. Physical Science. St. J ohn's College. EDWARD SCHILLER: 5 Honor Rolls: COMPASS Staff: Chess Club. Physical Science. S.U.N.Y.A.B. PEGGY SCHINAS: Business. Bryant 8r Stratton. NANCY SCHLENKER: 4 Letter: Ken Boosters Club. Business. E.C.T.I. DAVID SCHNEIDER: 8 Honor Rolls: Varsity Football, Junior Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball: Hall Monitorg Red Cross Club. Math. Naval Academy. LINDA SCHNOBRICH: Gold K Award, Drill Team, Baton Team: Clinic Monitor, Hall Monitor, Assembly Programs: Ken Boosters Club. General. Niagara Community College. SUSAN SCHULTZ: Gold K Award, Hall Monitor, Water Show. Business. Bryant 8L Stratton. SANDRA SCHWAB: Gold K Award: Choir, Assembly Programs. Homemaking. Continental Beauty School. KAREN SCHW'ENDLER: Water Show. Math. SUSAN SEDITA: Bookkeeping. Bryant 8L Stratton. ANTHONY SERRA: General. PHYLLIS SHARP: 6 Letter, Baton Team: Choir, Assembly Programsg Latin Club. Physical Science. Continental Beauty School. JAMES SHELDON: 12 Honor Rolls: Cross Country, Track, Intramural Basketball: Student Council, Assembly Programs: Chess Club. Math. S.U.N.Y.A.B. PAUL SHRIBER: General. Bryant 8r Stratton. ROBERT SIMCOE: Physical Science. Cornell. LORRAINE SIMMONS: 6 Honor Rollsg Clinic Monitor CC1intonJ, Hall Monitor CClintonJg Clubs: Red Cross CEastJ, Ken Boosters. General. E.C.T.I. MICHAEL SKOK: Student Council. Physical Science. S.U.N.Y.A.B. WILLIE SLIGH: 4 Letter QEastJ, Drill Team fEastJ, Baton Team CEastJ: Choir fEastJ, Band, Clubs: Glee CEast5, Spanish fEastJ, Charm CEastJ. Homemaking. Service. DONALD SMITH: Varsity Football, Swimming, Track, Junior Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball, Visual Aids, Glee Club, Band, Orches- tra, Assembly Programs, Variety Show. General. Eastman School of Music. LINDA SMITH: 20 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award, Drill Team: Student Council. Physical Science. S.U.C., Buffalo. WALTER SOBCZYK: Cheerleading, Hall Monitor, Visual Aids, Band, Orchestra: Clubs: Math, Ski, Omnibus Argumentis, History. Physical Science. S.U.N.Y.A.B. JAMES SOMMER: General. MARTIN SCHARDT EDWARD SCHILLER PEGGY SCHINAS NANCY SCHLENKER DAVID SCHNEIDER LINDA SCHNOBRICH SUSAN SCHULTZ SANDRA SCHWAB PHYLLIS SHARP LORRAINE SIMMONS KAREN SCHWENDLER JAMES SHELDON MICHAEL SKOK SUSAN SEDITA PAUL SHRIBER WILLIE SLIGH 4 ANTHONY SERRA ROBERT SIMCOE DONALD SMITH 63 LINDA SMITH WALTER SOBCZYK JAMES SOMMER PAUL SORGULE LAWRENCE STABLER ROBERTA STACHOWIAK DEBRA STAFFORD ELIZABETH STANKUNAS MARY LOU STEBBINS MARC STENZEL KATHLEEN STRADER JUNE THOMPSON KENNETH SWA RTZ ELAINE THUMAN ANGELA TEDESCO CANDACE TIERNEY PATRICIA TESTA LINDA TIRONE l ALBERT TORSELL JEANNE TRUAX OLGA TSCHERNENKO SUSAN TUFO CHRISTINE TWAROG PATRICK TWENTYFIVE DENNIS UMLAUF PAUL SORGULE: Track: Band, Assembly Programs, Variety Show: Clubs: Journalism, Latin. Physical Science. Paul Smith College. LAWRENCE STABLER: Varsity Football, Baseball, Junior Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball: Hall Monitor. Physical Science. E.C.T.I. ROBERTA STACHOWIAK: Cheerleading CBishop Coltonj: Student Council CBishop Coltonl, Assembly Programs fBishop Coltonlg Clubs: F.N.A., Latin CBishop Coltonj, Sodality CBishop Coltonj, Library CBishop Coltonb, Sports CBishop Coltonj. General. S.U.N.Y.A.B. DEBRA STAFFORD: Gold K Award, Baton Team: F.N.A. Club. Physical Science. Meyer Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. ELIZABETH STANKUNAS: Physical Science. S.U.N.Y.A,B. MARY LOU STEBBINS: 1 Honor Roll: Choir, Assembly Programs. Business. MARC STENZEL: 7 Honor Rolls: Intramural Basketball: Band, Orches- tra, Marching Band, Assembly Programs: Clubs: Omnibus Argumentis, Spanish. Physical Science. S.U.N.Y.A.B. KATHLEEN STRADER: Business. KENNETH SWARTZ: Varsity Football, Basketball, Track, Baseball, Junior Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball: Student Council, Assembly Programs. Physical Science. Syracuse. ANGELA TEDESCO: Gold K Award, Drill Team, Baton Team: Clinic Monitor, Hall Monitor: Clubs: F.T.A., F.N.A. Business. Bryant 81 Stratton. PATRICIA TESTA: Gold K Award. Business. E.C.T.l. JUNE THOMPSON: Gold K Award: Class Vice-President 3, Secretary 2, Student Council, Choir, Assembly Programs. Physical Science. E.C.T.I. ELAINE THUMAN: Gold K Award: Assembly Programs: Home- making Club. Homemaking. Bryant 8r Stratton. CANDACE TIERNEY: I2 Honor Rolls: Guidance Monitor. Secretarial. E.C.T.I. LINDA TIRONE: Bookkeeping. ALBERT TORSELL: Track fBishop Fallonl, Junior Varsity Football CBishop Fallonj, Bowling fBishop Fallonj. Physical Science. E.C.T.I. JEANNE TRUAX: 16 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award, Baton Team: Guidance Monitor. General. S.U.C., Buffalo. OLGA TSCHERNENKO: 13 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award: Office Monitor, Library Monitor. Secretarial. E.C.T.I. SUSAN TUFO: 8 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award: Student Council, Assembly Programs, Water Show, Variety Show: Clubs: French, Science, Ski. Physical Science. Rochester Institute of Technology. CHRISTINE TWAROG: 12 Honor Rolls: Clubs: Debate, Latin, Science. Physical Science. S.U.C., Buffalo. PATRICK TWENTYFIVE: Intramural Basketball: Assembly Programs. Physical Science. E.C.T.I. DENNIS UMLAUF: 2 Honor Rolls: Intramural Basketball. Physical Science. S.U.N.Y.A.B. LYNNE VAN BUSKIRK: 4 Letter fFillmorej: Office Monitor 1Fill- morej, Choir, Assembly Programs. Homemaking. DONALD VAN EVERY: l Honor Rolls: Swimming QFillmoreJ, Intra- mural Basketball. Math. S.U.C., Buffalo. DIANE VELOCCI: Gold KP Award, Drill Team: F.T.A. Club. General. Bryant 8a Stratton. PAULETTE VERGOS: 20 Honor Rolls: COMPASS Staff: Clubs: Math, Latin. Engineering. S.U.N.Y.A.B. LETIZIA VISONE: 19 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award, Baton Team: Student Council, Choir, Assembly Programs, Variety Show: Clubs: French, Spanish, F.T.A., History, Riding, Italian. Language. S.U.C., Buffalo. JUDY WAGNER: Gold K Award: Ken Boosters Club. Bookkeeping. PAUL WALCZAK: Glee Club. LYNNE VAN BUSKIRK Business. E.C.T.I. RICHARD WALCZAK: Activities Office Monitor, Hall Monitor, Con- cert Choir, Glee Club, Assembly Programs. Business. E.C.T.I. SHIRLEY WALKER: 2 Honor Rolls: Gold K Award. Business. E.C.T.I. EDWARD WALKOWIAK: Cross Country, Intramural Basketball. Physical Science. E.C.T.I. BONNIE WALLENBECK: General. Bryant 8r Stratton. MARY LOU WALLENBECK: 4 Letter CFillmoreJ: Assembly Programs. Secretarial. TIMOTHY WALSH: Junior Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball: Student Council. Physical Science. E.C.T.I. SANDRA WALTERS: 4 Honor Rolls: Art Club fArchbishop Carrollj. General. THOMAS WELD: Intramural Basketball CTechJ: Concert Choir, Assem- bly Programs, Variety Show: Ski Club. Physical Science. S.U.C., Buffalo. GERTRUDE WELZMILLER: 4 Honor Rolls: Office Monitor CFillmoreJ, Library Monitor: Commerce Club. Secretarial. E.C.T.I. JOHN WHALEN: Cross Country, Track: Latin Club. Engineering. E.C.T.I. CHARLES WHETSTONE: Assembly Programs. Math. E.C.T.I. CHRISTINE WIECZOREK: 5 Honor Rolls: Cheerleading CBishop Coltonjg Guidance Monitor, KEN KEY NOTES Staff, Assembly Programs CBishop Coltonjg Clubs: F.N.A., Science, Journalism. Engineering. Canisius College. JACK WIELINSKI: 2 Honor Rolls: Intramural Basketball, Intramural Tennis: Latin Club. Physical Science. E.C.T.I. FRED WIETIG: Track, Intramural Basketball: Latin Club. Physical Science. E.C.T.I. JAMES WILD: l3 Honor Rolls: Swimming, Intramural Basketball: Student Council, Assembly Programs. Physical Science. S.U.N.Y.A.B. PAULETTE VERGOS DONALD VAN EVERY DIANE VELOCCI ,. LETIZIA VISONE JUDY WAGNER PAUL WALCZAK w K, L?-:J I A x' w g,19yi5L9f.rQD-U'lI5R5fb.Q ' 'QA Im 'N PN RICHAgD WALCZAK MARY LOU WALLENBECK - ' ' - N YY N . Y Q30 I 1 SHIRLEY WALKER TIMOTHY WALSH EDWARD WALKOWIAK SANDRA WALTERS BONNIE WALLENBECK THOMAS WELD GERTRUDE WELZMILLER JOHN WHALEN CHARLES WHETSTONE CHRISTINE WIECZOREK I JACK WIELINSKI FRED WIETIG JAMES WILD ELLEN WILLARD FELICIA WILLIAMS BARBARA WILLIBEY JOHN WLODARCZYK JOYCE WROBLEWSKI RONALD YOERG TRICILLA WOLF JOYCE WYLIE JANICE YOUNG NANCY WOODARD DONALD WYZYKOWSKI GREGORY ZALESKI PATRICIA WOODWARD DAVID YAX BARBARA ZAMBEK 68 I THERESE ZBOINSKI S J 7 . .14 THOMAS ZEFFIRO SUE ZOENICK DAVID ZGODA CLAUDIA ZONA I RICHARD ZLOTY ELLEN WILLARD: 2 Honor Rolls, 4 Letter: Riding Club. Physical Science. S.U.N.Y.A.B. FELICIA WILLIAMS: Gold K Award: Hall Monitor, Choir, Assembly Programs, Variety Show: Ken Boosters Club. Physical Science. E.C.T.I. BARBARA WILLIBEY: 17 Honor Rolls, 4 Letterg Guidance Monitor. Secretarial. E.C.T.I. JOHN WLODARCZYK: Cross Country, Track, Intramural Basketball, Assembly Programs, Clubs: Chess, Studio. General. Niagara Community College. TRICILLA WOLF: 1 Honor Roll. General. NANCY WOODARD: Gold K Award. Bookkeeping. S.U.C., Buffalo. PATRICIA WOODWARD: Student Council. Secretarial. JOYCE WROBLEWSKI: General. JOYCE WYLIE: 2 Honor Rollsg 4 Letter: Clubs: Latin, German, Journalism, Ken Boosters, Riding. Language. S.U.C., Buffalo. DONALD WYZYKOWSKI: General. DAVID YAX: Varsity Football, Junior Varsity Football: Assembly Programsg Studio Club. General. Geneseo. RONALD YOERG: Assembly Programs. Physical Science. JANICE YOUNG: 2 Honor Rollsg Clubs: Red Cross, Riding, Daemen CBishop McMahonJ, Mission fBishop McMahonJ. Homemaking. Continental Beauty School. GREGORY ZALESKI: 6 Honor Rollsg Intramural Basketballg Red Cross Club. Physical Science. Syracuse College of Forestry. BARBARA ZAMBEK: Gold K Award, Drill Team: Clubs: Red Cross, F.N.A., Latin, Science, History. Physical Science. Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing. THERESE ZBOINSKI: 17 Honor Rolls: Gold K Awardg Drill Teamg KEN KEY NOTES Editor, Choir, Band, Orchestra, Marching Band, Assembly Programsg Clubs: Science, Riding, Ken Boosters, German, History, F.N.A. Engineering. Geneseo. THOMAS ZEFFIRO: Intramural Tennis: Italian Club. Physical Science. S.U.C., Buffalo. DAVID ZGODA: Concert Choir, Glee Club, Assembly Programs. Physical Science. E.C.T.I. RICHARD ZLOTY: Track, Intramural Basketball: Latin Club. Physical Science. SUE ZOENICK: Gold K Awardg Office Monitor. Physical Science. CLAUDIA ZONA: Ken Boosters Club. Bookkeeping. MICHAEL GERVASIO SUSAN LEX JAMES MCNANEY ROBERTA STACHOWIAK DUANE HEWSON WILLIAM LUKASZEWSKI CAROLYN SCAROZZA l JANICE RUHLING MICHAEL GERVASIO: 2 Honor Rolls, Basketball, Baseball, Junior Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball, Class Treasurer 2 CBishop Ryanb, Student Council. Physical Science. E.C.T.I. DUANE HEWSON: Varsity Football, Track, Junior Varsity Football, Student Council, Clubs: German, Weightlifting. Physical Science. Elmhurst College. SUSAN LEX: Gold K Award, Hall Monitor, Choir, Assembly Pro- grams, Water Show, Variety Show, Ken Boosters Club. Bookkeeping. WILLIAM LUKASZEWSKI: 2 Honor Rolls. Physical Science. S.U.N.Y.A.B. JAMES McNANEY: Concert Choir, Band, Orchestra, Assembly Pro- grams, Variety Show. General. S.U.C.,Buffalo. CAROLYN SCAROZZA: Gold K Award. Business. Bryant 8r Stratton. ROBERTA STACHOWIAK: Clubs: Creative Writing, F.N.A., Library CColtonj, Latin tColtonJ, Legion of Decency tColton5. Physical Science. Rosary Hill College. JANICE RUHLING: l Honor Roll, Studio Club. Art. E.C.T.l. KATHLEEN BONATI: Physical Science. GEORGIA DELLA PENTA: 2 Honor Rolls, Hall Monitor, Assembly Programs, Italian Club General. American Airlines Stewardess School. DENNIS DUQUETTE: General. Bryant 8r Stratton. STEVEN HENNINGER: Track, Intramural Basketball. Bookkeeping. Navy. MICHAEL HOVER: Varsity Football, Cross Country, Intramural Bas- ketball, Glee Club. General. Service. ROMAN KOWALYK: Swimming, Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Glee Club. General. Service, ARTHUR MACIE: Glee Club, Band, Orchestra, Assembly Programs, Variety Show. General. E.C.T.l. ROBERT POTTER: Assembly Programs. General. ROMAN PRYSTAJKO: Physical Science. U.S.A.F. MICHAEL RASP: 6 Honor Rolls. Engineering. S.U.N.Y.A.B. GARY ROSINSKI: Intramural Basketball. Engineering. ELIZABETH RUSSELL: Business. Bryant 84 Stratton. DANIEL SHRIVER: Swimming, Baseball, Hall Monitor, Glee Club. Business. Bryant 8a Stratton. JAMES SMITH: l Honor Roll, Hall Monitor. General. PAUL TRIPI: Visual Aids, Assembly Programs, Variety Show, Clubs: Ski, Chess, French. General. Genesee Community College. WILLIAM WELLS: Cross Country, Basketball, Track, Intramural Bas- ketball. Physical Science. Wisconsin University. JOHN YAISER: Business. E.C.T.l. DAVID ZUPPA: Intramural Basketball. Business. S.U.N.Y.A.B. THOMAS ZYGAJ: Intramural Basketball. General. .L Scholarship Winners of the Class of l968 Lois Borkowski Marcia Greatrix Esther Hermann Eleanora Kirsanow Linda Pasier James Sheldon Paulette Vergos Regents Scholarships for Children of Disabled War Veterans Diane De Steffano Gail Gardner Regents Scholarship Alternates Diane Beaty Elaine Boczarski Beverly Braun Catherine Cleveland Marjorie Geist Patricia Hogan Thomas Kachelmeyer JoAnn Kushner David Schneider Gregory Zaleski i 'gr '-lair 71 Y- 'lg 'l 1 ' ' .I-W MN' , i n x5 A 1-QJ M QW 1 Q E ' A QQQ Q A? 1 'A' i ig-.K+ wk--ix J A 4 N .IA g 'W f.. 1 .2 SENIOR C ASS HISTORY In the fall of 1964, hundreds of wide-eyed Frosh entered Kensington High School searching hopelessly for the Auditorium. Little did they know what was ahead. Entering a large homeroom we were encountered by many un- familiar faces as well as piles of forms upon forms to fill out. Our first big event was the Freshman Halloween Dance on October 30, where Chris Kramer and Chet Owens won the door prizes. The football season opened with several of our Freshmen men playing on the J. V. squad. These were: Duane Hewson, Denny Burns and Carmen Mitri. For the 1965 Drill Team, Valerie Hughes and Pat Hogan were among the girls chosen to march during half time at the football games. Also, Prudy Celeste, Donna Eno and Jeanne Truax made the J. V. Cheerleading Squad for 1965. Class Elections turned out to be successful. Ron DiGiore, president, Sandy Burger, vice-president, Cathy Cleveland, secretary, and Tim Clark, treasurer. As Sophomores, we were a little more confident and hard-working, but nevertheless we were still Underclassmen. Karen DiPirro, Paulette Vergos and Jo Ann Kushner were some of the Sophomores that joined with the Yearbook Staff to help turn out a successful edition of the COMPASS . June Thompson and Nick Beaver were among our Class Officers for 1966. Jim Steg and Tom Weld, combined their talents and started a folk singing group known as NEWPORT TRIO . Some of our Student Council Delegates were: Linda Smith, Bobbie Herr, and Dawn Huber. Leading our class scho- lastically were Esther Herrmann, Marcia Greatrix, Elaine Boczarski and Lois Borkowski. November 21 and 22, brought the Annual Water Show entitled STORY- BOOK LAND with Alana Kaczmarski, Cathy Crane, Sue Lex and Cindy Gruber as some of our Sophomore stars. Many of our clubs had Sophomores as their officers. Some of these were: Debby Porterfield, Ken Boosters, and Pat Berebko, F.T.A. 74 Our Junior Year opened immediately with Student Council Delegates chosen, Kandy Beane, Sue Tufo, Rae Ann Campagnola and Lee Hobel were some of our Junior leaders. Several of our clubs were led by Junior students such as Dave Schneider, Red Cross Club, and Liz Visone, French Club. Many Juniors brought music to our ears through band and orchestra. Bob Vezina, Dave Ernst, Angel Smith and Kathy Fish were some of our talented group. J. V. Football this year was quite unsuccessful, yet we had Mike Ivers, Dennis Kaluzny, Art Richter and Don Fell fighting for us. Cross Country this year brought to light many Jun- ior stars. Ron J akubowski and Mike Maksymik helped to attain our All-High fifth placing in finals. In Varsity swimming, Greg Brennan, Don Pecoraro, and Glen Hobel displayed their prowess and style in swimming and helped our team to win three meets. May 19th, the Spotlights were on all of us at the Junior Prom in the gym. The theme was Evening in Athens and we all glided across the floor to the music of Joe Santora's band. The next month was filled with cramming for exams and planning for our Senior year that we all managed to reach finally. Well, here we are on the last stretch and for many of us it is just the end of a beginning, college. What a wonderful feeling it is to be the leaders of the school! Many exciting things have happened, not the least of which was the annual Variety Show on March 8th, entitled People , where some Senior Professionals were seen performing. Our host and hostess were Jim Sheldon and Linda Messina. Other stars included Liz Fischer, Jackie Kemp and Jackie David. Margaret Latko and John Peters won class offices in the elections held in March. Our rings finally came! After the Faculty-Varsity Basketball Game the Faculty was forced to show its true colors in the end: Black and blue. April brought plans for the Senior Prom the Paper Drive and Graduation. All things considered, we can all say that this has been a memorable step in our careers as students. Our Alma Mater is everything that we have made it and in every sense of the idea. WE are Kensington. 75 CLASS OFFICERS-Row I: K. Latko fGir1s Mar- shallj, A. Bauer CSecreta.ryJ, A. Bergstrom CVice Presidentg Row 2: A. Thomasula fBoys Marshallj, H. Burger fTreasurerJ, J. Mast CPresidentJ ,,..-- ,,,,,..-- -,,,--- . STUDENT COUNCIL DELEGATES-Seated: H. Burger, C. Gon, S. DiVincenzo, L. Kyle, D. HibbardgStanding: A. Bergstrom, M. Shee- Sivula, K. Latko, C. Flury, L. Lorenzo, S. Burt, C. Lebedzynski, A. han, G. Wassinger, A. Thomasula, W. Tapasto . . .JU IORS HONOR ROLL LEADERS-D. Hall, J. Berger, T. Groegerg Seated: G. Heintz, S. Lewis 77 HOMEROOM 100- MRS. LEISING 1stRow.' R. Schlager, P. Gabbey, E. Orticelli, R. Ponticellog 2nd Row: J. Szczblewski, P. Prather, C. Krofchak, L. Dobrowolski, C. Gervaceg 3rd Row: D. Watson, L. Kornaszewski, L. Frost, W. Brikenbaker, M. King, Not Pic- tured: J. McBurney, K. Young, L. Sywak HOMEROOM 203-MR. TRITTO Ist Row: A. Mascia, J. Supple, G. Abbey, A. Jamieson, D. Rybczynski, G. Strasserg 2nd Row: J. Walker, L. Wolecki, D. Nettina, J. Czaplinski, J. Wallace, 3rd Row.' D. Gleason, R. Rohe, C. Lombard, C. Zappia, B. Reisweber, K. Klein, 4th Row: J. Magnuszewski, P. Braid, W. Barker, J. Kraus, P. Anderson, Not Pictured: J. Bloom, J. Corridori, A. Desiderio, G. Grace, T. Groger, M. Loloek, T. Seeley, M. Sheehan, P. Bolkew, K. Elliot HOMEROOM 204-MR. ZACK Ist Row.' M. Hartman, D. Henninger, R. Zdrojew- ski, J. Diaco, A. Schlagterg 2nd Row: R. Tice, J. Lesniewski, S. Lewis, D. Caster, 3rd Row.' M. Braun, W. Rich, J. Morathg 4th Row: D. Trzy- binski, M. Neumann, P. Schneider, D. Zielinskig 5th Row.' B. Brown, G. Wassinger, M. Haynes, Not Pictured: D. Ayers, M. Botkins, K. Grzelfuski, K. Krotz, D. Lynch, W. Makowski, J. Metzler, R. Rohauer, D. Santora, F. Schragel, E. Seitz, F. Szafrawski, D. Tripi, L. Witul HOMEROOM 205-MR. HOLLENBECK Ist Row: E. Ashby, B. Shriver, J. Steg E. Moyer, G. Hiamg 2nd Row: J. Vona, D. Boltz, D. Celotto, T. Burns, B. Moser 3rd Row: S. Blies, G. Ruff, P. Staeroker s K. Kraft, P. Precopiog 4th Row: R. Wes- terling, J. Lynch, K. Sperber, J. Herb, 5th Row: H. Schultz, B. Dippold, P. Milbrand, D. Herman, Not Pictured: H. Burger, D. Hewson, K. Marshall, D. Scheelar, E. Sweeney, J. Dobbins, G. Marschke iiil HOMEROOM 207-MR. MILLARD Ist Row: J. Mars. M. Martin, P. Wolf, D. Doeriler, J. Border, R. Franklin, J. Burgerg 2nd Row.' L. Mayback, G. Leon- berger, D. DiPrado, D. Martin, E. Shafer D. Mohang3rd Row.' R. Kramer, J. Parise, B. Wylie, P. Farris, J. Couvutsakis, P. Steinbrucknerg 4th Row: K. Horton, R. Kneitinger, M. Prystajko, H. Mc- Allister, A. Thomasulag Not Pictured: E. Botkins, J. Fawdzlau, D. Hover, M Kearney, H. Pompeo, J. Sexton, H. Stagg, R. Miller, J. Occliwo, R. Corwell Woods, T. Pitts HOMEROOM 209-DR. EAGAN Ist Row: M. Gallagher, M. Mere dith, D. Zemrak, D. Rader, K Siminski, M. Bauer, 2nd Row W. Odden, R. Shriber, W. Queer R. Warnes, C. Luck, D. Lodyga 3rd Row: D. Matecki, D. Klaister G. Cannon, S. Terranova, M. Blas zak, M. Retzer, J. Fusanig 4th Row: D. McKennan, M. Snyder D. Davis, M. Belscher, D. Fal tisco, J. Mastg Not Pictured S. Close, A. DiVincenzo, C. Ger vase, L. Ladowski, T. Larusch J. Ralobate, R. Simmons, E HOMEROOM 213-MISS KENNEDY lst Row.' G. Cannon, L. Panasiewicz, R. Sommer, W. Kind, G. Whalen, D. Bella, A. Kowalykg Znd Row: W. Foster, D. Kasprzyk, F. Bosa, D. Thomas, G. Barrea, E. Demmingg 3rd Row: T. Gervasio, J. Golder, L. Lorenz, H. Renzi, T. Elberson, D. Murray, J. Hilder- brandtg 4th Row.' J. Krzykowski, M. Schirching, D. Loscher, G. Corbett, W. Tapasto, M. Butler, Not Pictured: R. Frankowski, J. Frohe, J. Namenek, D. Richards, J. Rogers, J. Taylor, O. Weyrough HOMEROOM 211-MISS WATSON Ist Row: M. Reichle, T. Masterson, J. Rados, J. Flynn, J. Downey, G. Fried- rich, F. Halas, 2nd Row.' R. Krempa, L. Sorrento, L. Dorobiala, J. Wojcik, R. Reitzel, T. Dunng3rd Row.' C. Rizzo, B. Klier, M. Wojciechowski, R. Keuch, E. Ratigan, M. Wagner, R. Palowskig4tl1 R0w.' W. Tiede, L. Krefta, G. Cycon, J. Brown, L. Lorenzo, D. Morrisong Not Pictured: D. Bruyere, R. Felsman, J. Funk, F. Kaplan, J. Kast, J. Lombardo, P. Slocum HOMEROOM 237- MISS BERTELL C. Smith, D. Incoruaia, E. Bursch, K. Bellissimog 2nd Row: P. Nar- dello, L. Lund, B. Mayes, D. Graczyk, M. Jones, 3rd Row: S. Lewis, L. Farrell, V. Stewart, ka, S. Smith, M. Marshall, D. Dockterg Not Pictured.' V. Davis, 1 Crey, D. Sarow lst Row: M. Zimmer, B. Geisler, B. Boundy, M. Riga, D. Depewg 4th Row: A. Bergstrom, J. Lamp- S. Keller, D. McAuley, J. Mc- HOMEROOM 239-MR. BERNER Ist Row: M. Reynolds, B. Remington, B. Lavorgna, P. Dennis, P. James, L. Headly, D. Schiederg 2nd Row.' M. Schimpf, P. King, C. Boncal, S. Woron- chuk, C. Zimmerman, P. Ferrentinog 3rd Row.' C. Skowronski, S. Boundy, C. Grant, A. Bauer, C. Tryjankowskig 4th Row.' K. Thies, S. Lelonek, S. Sikora, S. Harvey, D. Schuelerg 5th Row: A. Hornung, J. Bracewell, J. Duewiger, J. GerlachgNot Pictured: D. Brown, J. Ferr- ari, C. Latko, N. Mnich, K. Phinney, S. Rigo, M. Uydygan, S. Wallace HOMEROOM 241-MRS. MILITELLO Ist Row: D. Ceranski, A. Saviola, D. Belz, K. Dams, D. Mertz, N. Kacpro- wiczg 2nd Row: L. Kovach, K. Wro- blewski, S. Audrzejczak, S. Thurston, C. Krellner, D. Smith, B. Hellermang 3rd Row: E. Brucklieri, L. Walsh, G. Gowans, C. Reidy, C. Gon, N. DiCi1lo, D. Schlaug 4th Row.' C. Czora, B. Orzulak, N. Thompson, P. Bojanek, G. Brawng Not Pictured: A. Ashby, R. Bonus, D. Cuillo, Z. Debodisco, S. Helbig, S. Mollan, K. Runbeck HOMEROOM 243-MRS. BOND lst Row: C. Payne, R. Field, V. Florence, B. Boddie, C. Mil- brandt, M. Garving 2nd Row: M. Hartman, P. Frank, D. Starr, L. Kyle, J. Federico, R. Musta- rellig 3rd Row.' G. Westwood, L. Fitzgerald, S. Zientec, D. Bad- ack, N. Bogdan, 4th Row.' D. Dudziak, G. Roedel, D. Hall, L. Lambert, L. AndrzejewskigNot Pictured: D. Ahr, R. Claudella, C. Koch, C. Kowalski, D. Pringle, C. Rambus, C. Rybarczyk, L. Strzesynski, J. Tomczak, C. Sita rek HOMEROOM 259- MRS. RHODES lst Row: L. Hoche, A. Hagius, M. Riederer, S. Burt, P. Giam- brone, D. Bischaff, K. Wrazeng 2nd Row: J. Panek, N. Pulemene, S. Wabik, H. Stojek, D. Miller, B. Ebert, 3rd Row: T. Argen- tieri, C. McNerney, P. Eno, C. Boron, C. Luke, J. Zaleskig 4th Row: J. Flueckinger, L. Walters, L. Markus, B. Montenarinog Not Pictured: J. Balbuzoski, L. Graes- ser, C. Kretta, C. Ostrowski HOMEROOM 262- MISS LINHARDT Ist Row: M. Schreiber, F. Ross, P. Struebel, N. Hitchcock, L. Ab- rams, 2nd Row: R. Ketterl, C. Schmid, S. Januszkiewicz, L. Sch- neggenburger, J. Blenkg 3rd Row: L. Weimer, S. Sudlik, K. Bateman, J. Herd, L. Kaminskig 4th Row: C. Lodyga, J. Cole, L. Beaure- gard, C. Staubitzg 5th Row: L. Rutkowski, J. Oliver, P. Burge, C. Zu1ewskigNot pictured: M. Duffy, C. Panek, B. Reeves, K. Rodler, B. Romano, G. Yaviocoli HOMEROOM 25 0-MISS DAVIS lst Row: F. Hackford, E. Pace, C. Mc- Dowell, S. Sivula, N. Miller, L. Eggle- stong 2nd Row: R. Meiser, R. Russo, S. Whitney, N. Fenev, B. Tresmond 3rd Row: C. Fronczak, E. Barill, B. Pryce, G. Guderian, P. Landsmang 4th Row.' K. Murphy, P. Halas, V. Krzyanow- ski, K. Brennang Not Pictured: M. Aug- stywiak, K. Brossard, P. Claps, L. Smith, D. Szcerankiewicz HOMEROOM 263-MRS. FALSONE Ist Row: L. Dunbar, F. Luck, J. Alberston, E. Crocker, C. Flury, S. Kinmartin, E. Laurinig 2nd Row: L. Leiser, J. Zgoda, J. Del Monte E . Myers, K. Schwartz, T. Brodfuehrer, 3rd Row.: D. Salzer, L. Slowinski, G. Bartlett, G. Martina S. Peruzzini, L. Slebioda, B. Phillips, 4th Row? G. Heintz, C. Matlock, D. Cordelius, A. Felda J. Wailand, P. Schultz, Not Pictured: L. Buziak D. Salamanchuk, K. Tucker, S. Wisniewski, M. l Zielinski HOMEROOM 266-MISS VALENTE Ist Row.' B. Grant, S. Arendt, C. Lebedzinski, K. Mahoney, D. Startori, F. Glass, L. Witman M. Bruyereg 2nd Row: A. Schnell, B. Karnath R. Pringle, R. Dombrowski, S. Kremblas, K. Kevin M. McGovern, D. Waldg 3rd Row: C. Filipski B. Raiser, J. Fetto, S. Swain, C. Morath, A. Mucilli K. Moran, A. DiGioreg 4th Row: K. Slomowicz, P. Wujek, L. Broel, V. Simmons, P. Hess, K. Cro- coll, M. Snieszkog Not Picturedg M. Bedmarek, M. Cameron, K. Kwiecinski a 1 x a s MW? .-. LT 1 HOMEROOM 262-MISS LINHARDT lst Row: J. Witucki, J. Krzykowski, C. Monaco C. Morath, D. Baczkiewiczg 2nd Row: M. Goretti N. Caron, R. Stec, E. Wagner, W. Foster, 3rd Row: K. Hoover, S. Czuczman, R. Liebler, J. Wozniak H. Easterdayg 4th Row: R. Kryszczuk, N. Ward, D. Drenning, J. Fialkowskig 5th Row: L. Buckwald A. Buckfelder, M. Lee, C. Mi11ergNot Pictured: L Fuhlbruck, S. Gontarek, D. Hibbard, S. Kaminski T. Kwiecinski, K. O'Kelly s SOPHOMORE HONOR ROLL LEADERS- D. Kraska, J. Aschenbrenner, K. Denis, L. Mattucci, A. Daniels STUDENT COUNCIL DELEGATES-Seated: J. Aschenbrenner, M. Viscoe, P. Staebell, J. Ahrens, C. Witkowski, K. McGavem, G. Gaiser, R. McG1oin, N. Beyer, L. Greco, P. Moyerg Standing: J. Di- tallo, R. Barnum, D. Kurdziel, T. Gardner, G. DCCISIIY, P. Watson SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS-P. Bialo, D. Krajewski, D. Wessel, C. Witkowski M., ......, , M ..... .L ed 3 N 85 HOMEROOM 206-MR. PILLSBURY Ist Row: J. Garcea, D. Cobb, F. Dobson, C. Banas, M. Kapus, D. Schurrg 2nd Row: R. Barnum, J. Connolly, T. Bartlett, D. Accordino, F. Nappog 3rd Row: J. Colem, R. Ratigan, G. Cook, C. Schwar- zott, A. Schroeder, J. Schwecg 4th Row: R. Balzer, D. Cressman, T. Muszynski, D. Zielinskig Not Pictured: M. Ayres, W. Barnes, D. Boccolucei, W. Downie, D. Eddy, F. Page, P. Pompeo HOMEROOM 301-MRS. SWAYZE 1stRow.' D. Waszak, N. Belter, D. Gren- ier, D. McKibbin, M. Kubiak, P. Wasin- ger, M. Schoedelg 2nd Row: H. Perna, A. Sartori, D. Hoffman, S. Mereau, K. Keitz, L. Krampen, M. Visco, 3rd Row: M. Clinton, S. Daruszka, L. Machinski, P. Travers, D. Damian, P. Reid, M. Swee- ney, S. Klyczekg 4th Row: M. Fracasso D. Bradley, B. Ruslin, K. Janas, K. Mur- dock, S. Pellnatg Not Pictured: K. Agen, L. Forster, J. Krauczyk, N. Nowak, S. Reimann fx HOMEROOM 25 7-MISS MUSIAL Ist Row: C. Bebe, M. J. Stumpf, J. Cata- loo, K. Borschel, K. Campbell, T. Gracie 2nd Row: B. Drezek, A. Zimmer, S Schiess, L. Kirisits, B. Jaczewski, K. Hel- muth, J. Cunningham, 3rd Row: A Quadrone, M. Moyer, S. Meindl, D. Kirchmeyer, B. Ciminelli, L. Celano, 4th Row: P. Rybicki, J. Sienkiewicz B. Czechowski, E. Kuleszg Not Pictured.' P. Burkard, P. Float, P. Hohensee, D. Hynes, B. Kreuzer, C. Krol, E. Stephens M. Skowron, K. Sugg, G. Turton HOMEROOM 303- MRS. RUBY lst Row.' S. Walters, P. Clark, D. Sahl, L. Greco, S. Beenau, J. Foster, L. Castiglioneg 2nd Row.' C. Luscom, J. Cichowicz, L. Sin- clair, A. Frank, J. Radel, M. Sim- coeg 3rd Row.' P. Hohensee, P. Duszynski, J. Isaacs, L, Mattucci, B. Jakubowski, B. Menders, D. Boruckig 4th Row.' A. Klos, M. Hilliard, S. Zimmer, C. Patrick, C. Mundtg Not Pictured: P. Dus- zynski, C. Janczak, D. Paradow- ski, J. Pollinger, M. Sansone, C. Schlager, J. Sundquist, D. Trau- fler, B. Walkowick, S. Zona .YJW-45 HOMEROOM 305- MISS LIVIN lst Row.' J. Aschenbrenner, E. Golas, A. Albertson, S. Stack- poole, T. Godzisz, D. Patti, G. Desideriog 2nd Row.' C. Young, D. Wilson, D. Seitz, D. Szudzik, D. Kozlowski, B. Jefferyg 3rd Row.' C. Full, L. Crane, R. Vezina, P. Nowak, D. Smolinskig4th Row.' S. Laskowski, C. Tope, L. Haberer, M. Morcelle, C. Ponczkowskig 5th Row.' C. Chiz, S. Karrer, C. Gnacinski, S. Cardeng Not Pic- tured: C. Blies, P. Dagustine, A. Gallagher, B. Lubas, M. Mastran- gelo, M. A. Rizzo, T. Lubecki HOMEROOM 304-MR. CICCARELLI Ist Row.' G. DeCreny, G. Hodge, B. Dev- eny, F. Nunciato, A. Catone, R. Johnson, 2nd Row: J. Nyshta, W. Schaefer, G. Lee, B. Smyczynski, R. Palmowskig 3rd Row: F. Kramer, J. Del Monte, A. Scioli, D. Lelonek, J. Champagne, A. Smaszczg 4th Row.' W. Neureuther, G. Dargushish, R. Lazar, J. Karb, D. Smolinskig Not Pictured: M. Beyer, J. Baivin, F. Bruce, M. Hoelcle, R. Javors, S. Kaminski, R. Sakolowski HOMEROOM 307-MR. SETLIK lst Row.' G. Cichacki, K. Hennessy, T. Koprowski, K. McGavern, L. Boos, P. Kilijanski, S. Trommetter, 2nd Row: N. Michalski, P. Howes, M. Fischer, K. Burt, J. Vona, M. Puhacz, J. Czapski, 3rd Row: L. Elliott, J. Kulbacki, J. Ge- wand, S. Schlager, N. Wadas, K. Moslow, J. Limardi, 4th Row: D. Kraska, K. Blair, G. Schardt, G. Palumbo, D. Stein, S. Parylo,Not Pictured: D. Bauer, J. Hay- ward, S. Miller, D. Rusnak, R. Tom- aszewski, D. Zientara HOMEROOM 309-MR. LUCCI I st Row.' D. Puricelli, J. Velardo, J. Ven- tresca, P. Vandette, D. Ernst, J. Bubar, K. Wachowski, 2nd Row.' J. Cercone, J. Van Every, D. Kurdziel, W. Bluford, D. Dzierzak, M. Simmons, 3rd Row: D. Storm, D. Krajewski, B. Bechtold, K. Reed, M. Evans, S. Dorobiala, 4tlz Row.' G. Boneberg, G. Dubikowsky, M. Martini, E. Redfern, R. Princess, 5th Row.' D. Barber, T. Busch, C. Kreuzer, P. Greene, Not Pictured: C. Krupski, A. Mack, R. Zimmerman HOMEROOM 306-MR. MAURIN Ist Row.' D. Kachelmeyer, D. Tilley, J. Bradley, J. Boundy, K. Lorenz, T. Keitz, M. Johnson, 2nd Row.' R. Suszynski, J. DiTallo, A. Pettapiece, J. Maroney, C. Taber, R. Hannon, 3rd Row: P. Chellino, L. Dirienzo, G. Ramp, G. MacMillen, J. DiVincenzo, G. Sterlace, T. Opala, 4th Row: G. Jackson, G. Pawlowski, R. Kinley, G. Pecararo, R. Burgio, Not Pictured: A, Bauer, D. Dixon, M. Phil- lips, J. Skillen .f- wr HOMEROOM 311-MR. MEEGAN lst Row: F. Aramini, T. Marchese, D. Kwiatkowski, D. Wessel, D. Mack, M. Pignatora, M. Bakstong 2nd Row: S. Wes- olowski, C. McCarthy, C. Gittere, J. Kushner, K. Rybczynski, R. Samrock, W. Wheatleyg 3rd Row: G. Flading, T. Ludwig, R. Rutkowski, N. Aikin, M. Russo, J. Riedel, M. Leggiog 4th Row: C. Hyjek, G. Fischer, J. Schreier, J. We- dalowski, D. Wierzbicki, T. GardnergNot Pictured: C. Berthiume, R. Ferris, M. Rembes HOMEROOM 357-MRS. JENKINS Ist Row.' A. Christopher, P. Kollatz, C. Drabik, C. Scerra, C. Naffky, C. Trietley, A. Danie1sg2nd Row: C. Gross, G. Reisweber, M. Long, G. Napier, J. Jaworski, D. Mack, M. Wasielewskig 3rd Row: D. Frank, B. Kasprzak, M. Felsman, T. Rojek, A. Burkhardt, K. Burkardg 4th Row: S. Mergi, D. Braun, N. Petersdorf, L. Smith, D. Colavecchiag 5th Row: S. Wasmer, D. Deinhart, L. Saar, M. Koe- nig, Not Pictured: N. Beyer, C. Friend, Y. Ho- hensea, C. Kopera, P. Kurdziel, S. Schubert, D. Selmensberger, M. Snyder, R. Wood HOMEROOM 313-MR. REILLY I st Row: C. Zalikowski, D. Scherer, D. Snyder M. Harrington, N. Zinteck, E. Williams, D. Monaco 2nd Row.' D. Mellan, M. Lubick, G. Yates, J. Hoff- man, G. Marvin, E. Sullivan, 3rd Row: B. Zimmer- man, M. Miller, E. Reder, L. Indridson, N. Haas G. Zajdg 4th Row: R. Milligan, P. Worley, R Schirching, D. Watsong Not Pictured: E. Jackson M. McGloin, D. Mellan, R. Nicholson, W. Taggart R. Thompson, D. Volk, K. White, K. Young 2. i.--ruins HOMEROOM 363-MRS. GERLACH Ist Row: J. Ahrens, V. Chapman, L. Stanley, C. Korzeniewski, S. Riggs, D. El1isg2nd Row.' C. Gagliardo, C. Larocco, T. Polanski, P. Edwards, V. Sobczak, K. Hoosg 3rd Row: J. Jankowski, S. Wes- olowski, M. Szuba, C. Feltman, L. Bieber, D. Fascianog4th Row.' P. Shelp, V. Vaug- han, K. Denis, B. KarnathgN0t Pictured: Y. Brylski, L. Cortese, D. Nowak, M. Slesinski HOMEROOM 362-MISS STOPINSKI Ist Row: M. O'Brien, M. Pruchnowski, K. Keating, E. Loscha- kowski, M. Zeffirog 2nd Row: L. Testa, P. Zasada, T. Vin- cenzi, L. Preston, K. Morehouseg 3rd Row: J. Sheehy, M Thurston, L. Viapiano, L. Stamates, L. Null, 4th Row: P. Staebell, C. Paladin, J. Krafchak, J. Rostg 5th Row. R. McG1oin, J. Kraemer, D. Shavchuk, S. McLane HOMEROOM 359-MRS. DePLATO Ist Row: D. Corbett, D. VanDette, C. Landi, P. Shaffer, D. Martin, L. Kalotag 2nd Row: M. Szetier, L. Bickel, D. Hoo- per, B. Milbrand, S. Niespodzinski, S. Zielinskig 3rd Row: L. Thomas, K. Pohl- man, B. Chapin, J. Bremer, L. Winkl- hofer, G. Scott, 4th Row: S. Kopan, G. Gaesser, S. Smyntek, C. Hall, Not Pictured: K. Dynarski, R. Richter, G. Prince HOMEROOM 366-MRS. MONOHAN Ist Row: P. Petrucci, K. Burke, M. Szczech, C. Holly, D. Rembes, S. Stoerr, B. Kowalski, 2nd Row: N. Neubauer, C. Syracuse, C. Morreale, C. Schultz, D. Valentine, D. Hyla, J. Hunt, 3rd Row.' P. Kolb, D. Beuerman, K. Brechtel, C. Fuhlbruck, D. Marino, B. Vasile, S. Scherrerg4th Row: S. Stree- bel, J. Conorozzo, N. Norman. K. Dezener. M. A. Ladowski, P. Gross, Not Pictured: P. Bialo, C. Bi- las, C. Downey, B. Gontarek, V. Ivey, M. Kaiser, C. Kinmartin,B. Michael,C. Romanowski, S. Smith HOMEROOM 457-MISS DAVISON Ist Row: K. Showers, G. Fawner, N. O'Kelly, M. Swan, M. Cooper, T. Vollmer, B. Kramer, L. Burr, T. Aleskag 2nd Row: L. Zientek, L. Cervi, S. Milbrandt, C. Curto, C. Porter, J. Gavazzo, K. Kempag 3rd Row: C. Scotland, P. Roty, J. Scesney, M. Moran, S. Leli, V. Puccinellig 4th Row: S. Har- per, C. Stribick, S. LeRoy,N. Fendzlau, K. Mosackg 5th Row: P. Kauhl, C. Witkowski, D. Gatza, B. Gar- wolg Not Pictured: D. Bardnick, L. Beahowicz, E. Downey, V. Ivanov, M. McConnaughey, N. Thurston HOMEROOM 362-MISS STOPINSKI Ist Row: T. Laspesa, P. Iszkiewicz, A. Burkhardt, A. Ehmka, C. Curtis, 2nd Row: S. DiNatale, K. Baginski, C. Felder, J. Bogumil, M. Kasprzyckig 3rd Row.' M. Florence, A. Frys, M. Althen, S. Halleck, L. Beane, 4th Row: J. Ettipio, D. Kaspryzyk, D. Fuller, L. Boldt, C. Christiag 5th Row: S. Gam- mel, P. Bender, S. Gorecki, K. Mann, Not Pictured: S. Boe- umler, S. Baginski, P. Becker, J. Bukowiecki, L. Churchill, M. Castricone, J. Crowe, D. Dobiesz, B. Gauthier, H. Hagius, M. Hess, S. Ihlenfeld, C. Kesza, N. Kubiak, D. LaTona, D. Mazurowski, E. Mordins, P. Pielmeir, B. Piernik, F. Rollek, R. Siller, H. Sobowiec, C. Strachan STUDENT COUNCIL DELEGATES-Seated: L. Krellner, N. Winkowski, S. Porterfield, D. Se- leste, K. Harrington, M. Szymanski, L. Lorenzo, A. Ambrose, L. Duzen, J. Schnieder, N. Ra- deckig Standing: J. Krous, V. Feljicetta, P. Baker FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS-K. Har- rington, V. Felicetta, J. Kraus, L. Lor- enzo 92 HONOR ROLL LEADERS-D. Curtains K. Friedman, A. Schardt, S. Lau ,,,,1.M, FRE HME HOMEROOM 403-MR. KELLY lst Row: R. Harding, P. Fenzel, G. Groeger B. Hibbard, J. Hauser, G. Gibson, 2nd Row: R. Gonciarz, W. Dixon, J. Hufford, D. Elberson R. Bates, C. Ettipio, D. Herd, 3rd Row: R. Gralke, L. Keister, D. Hitchcock, E. Eggleston, J. Hess, R. Dye, F. Federico, 4th Row: G. Guzzetta D. Hewson, J. Hawkins, J. Harrer, V. Felicetta Not Pictured: D. Field, L. Formaniak, D. Gritfiths J. Tucker HOMEROOM 401-MR. SINATRA lst Row: D. DeCreny, M. Carter, F. Garguiolo, J. Angelo, R. Bengle, R. Cox, J. A1tierig2ndRow.' M. Bellus, T. Bieber, B. Carter, W. Adams, C. Cobb, K. Backstromg 3rd Row: J. Burns, S. DePronio, R. Bevilacqua, J. Burakowski, J. Diliberto, R. Di- cillog 4th Row: P. Baker, P. Brennan, K. Anderson, J. Carong Not Pictured: R. Becker, C. Benedict, D. Carmack, A. Covella, D. Cox, R. Massey HOMEROOM 404-MISS BERNSTEIN lst Row: J. Bogdan, C. Brady, L. Barrea, G. Ben- shadle, L. Albert, B. Bemstein, D. Blakeley, J. Arm- strongg2nd Row: D. Barnes, B. Amerson, T. Baker, C. Bauer, K. Barrow, D. Barone, R. Aip1eg3rd Row: G. Atzrott, K. Blakelock, B. Bolton, A. Ambrose B. Bluhm, J. Bloomg 4th Row: M. Belica, D. Baer M. Hutch, D. Baker, B. Albrecht, 5th Row: B. Bar- ber, B. Block, D. Belscher, K. Bojarskig Not Pic- tured: S. Ahr, C. Ambrose, B. Amerson, S. Ashly S. Atzrott, B. Hauser HOMEROOM 408-MR. LIPSIUS lst Row.' D. Lipp, P. Mank, S. Panek, A. Nephew, J. Garazzo, M. Meier, D. Mazurg 2nd Row: R. Mc- Entee, M. Parry, D. Miller, D. Mackin, M. Marsh, J. Marting 3rd Row.' R. Duquette, M. Paolucci, J. Monaco, M. Mordino, W. Nehrbass, M. Murphy 4th Row: L. Marinaccio, D. Manns, D. Santowski G. Pelletier, J. MackeygNot Pictured: F. Lonergan D. Maciejwski, T. Nunciato, J. Perillo, T. Mc- Laughlin HOMEROOM 405-DR. STEPHAN K. Johns, L. Kochalski, T. Holden, D. Hurley, M. Hopkins, T. Perrottag 2nd Row.' J. Johnson, J. Jaworski, M. Laski, L. Jerrerys, R. Laskoskig 3rd Row.' W. Kuhnle, S. Regdos, R. Pasternack, F. Kamyszg 4th Row: M. Kaczmaxski, C. Daniels, R. Kennedy, M. Kucinskig 5th Row.' G. Hutch, J. Kraus, D. Jarmuszg Not Pictured: D. Dunn, G. Kreutzer, R. Krywalski, J. Lavey, P. Patterson, S. J anotte HOMEROOM 406-MRS. EMER Ist Row: D. Cascio, L. Crotty, R. Czerwinski J. Crane, M. Czora, K. Cerellera, S. Brodfuehrer D. Curtainsg 2nd Row: D. Stefaniak, D. Celeste S. Caster, P. Cromer, S. Canfield, G. Carney, S Chalupka, D. Buckanovichg 3rd Row: J. Caver K. Bubar, S. Cappello, H. Buckwald, S. Pagliano S. Burnett, D. Calorico, S. Huber, 4th Row.' N Champagne, S. Bugg, V. DeBerry, V. Currie L. Brozyna, A. Bridgers, A. Cardarelli, D. Bodekor Not Pictured: S. Chalupka, K. Donohue 9 y s HOMEROOM 409-MR. CADWELL Ist Row.' J. Sauer, R. Schaefer, D. McLain, E. Tid- well, L. Santora, R. Ruhland, R. Roehnerg 2nd Row: R. Reif, B. Pierce, E. Kramer, G. Wallace, J. Skok, D. Shelleyg3rd Row.' J. Phillips, M. Seeley, R. Pellnat, W. Russell, R. Richardsong 4th Row.' E. Slebioda, D. Simmons, M. Schalberg, R. Rein- hardt, F. Steinbruckner, R. Semanscin, K. Potterg Not Pictured: R. Lewandowski, J. Phillips, S. Ray- mond, W. Schultz, M. Steinmueller HOMEROOM 411-MR. SULLIVAN Ist Row.' C. Zasowski, S. Triantaiillou, J. Weaver, M. Willis, A. Travers, G. Trossg 2nd Row.' J. Westerling, R. Walsh, E. Mussehl, P Worley, D. Wright, D. Theurer, J. Zappiag 3rd Row.' K. Smith, R. Wojciechowski, P. Smith, R. Tusholski, T. Smith, J. Thomang 4th Row: A. Guruge, P. Wolff, R. Teschner, G. WolfgN0t Pictured: G. Turton, K. Walters, D. Warburton, T. Wessel, D. Westbrook, J Williams, J. Hardy HOMEROOM 45 3-MISS HURD G. Geercken, R. Castronovo, J. Gowans 2nd Row.' P. Felten, N. Frankoski, T. Do- bucki, B. Eggleston, M. Furmanek, L Goble, R. Nigrog 3rd Row: E. Garrison, L. Duzen, B. Golden, J. Flueckinger, P. Desassure, M. Ferrarag 4th Row: P. Delano, F. Edwards, B. Burzynski J. Dippold, A. Fenevg 5th Row.' K. For- tune, K. Friedman, L. Gorski, A. Foks Not Pictured: A. Condrell, K. Durning, M. Geist Ist Row: M. Gavazzo, R. Gerretsen, J. Domras, D. Filipski, D. Domhart, a HOMEROOM 455-MISS CUSHING Ist Row.' J. Hogans, L. Graham, K. Dosher, L. Harrington, C. Green, L. Dunston, S. Eageng 2nd Row.' D. Guerra, H. Hester, C. Frank, A. Johnson, L. Hawkins, M. Newitt, P. Hanesg 3rd Row.' B. Hellerman, K. Harrington, P. Jarmus, C. Hill, G. Hunter, C. Hohensee, C. Hill, D. Jensen, 4th Row.' L. Gregory, P. Haas, K. Kantor, M. Heller, N. Ickowski, B. Harrerg Not Pictured: D. Gajewski, A. Grzelewski, P. Hayes, L. Hensler, W. Hulls, L. Jones, A. Maniscala HOMEROOM 461-MRS. LANGFORD lst Row: N. MacMil1en, S. Marczak, L. Lorenzo, R. Livingston, R. Mariani, S. Maryniak, C. Master- son, D. McAlping 2nd Row.' J. Lee, K. Margarucci, D. Kemp, S. May, C. Kopciowski, C. Lawrence, S. May, S. Mastrangelog 3rd Row.' D. Mattus, K. Ka- mera, C. Markey, T. Light, P. Lehr, J. Licatag 4th Row.' C. Lukaszewski, D. McClaren, A. Loftus, G. Martin, D. Mannsg Not Pictured: D. Lockhart, N. Leudke HOMEROOM 459-MR. MILITELLO 1 st Row.' K. Kramer, E. Kalway, D. Kor- czynski, C. Klein, P. Kirschg 2nd Row: D. Kushniruk, D. Keller, K. Kilian, C Kolbe, D. Lang, 3rd Row.' S. Krien- buhl, S. Kawa, B. Kozlowski, J. Hosking 4th Row: M. J. Kline, K. Krotz, S. Lau Not Pictured: D. Keeler, C. Kemp, K Keye, S. Komara, L. Krelliner, P. Kul- akowski, L. Lanning, D. Latona HOMEROOM 462-MISS KREIS Ist Row: M. Michalek, S. Minkel, L. Reinig, K. Manczak, P. Moran, N. Rino, 2nd Row: S. Moli- terno, L. Migliore, S. Orzulak, A. Pericozzi, P. Kulakowskig 3rd Row: M. McBratney, D. Pryee, C. O'Brien, E. Rice, P. Lisieckig 4th Row.' E. Mur- ray,J. Parr, B. Rudroff, H. Perry, 5th Row: S. Mos- cicki, E. Nelson, P. Moulton, J. McElligotg Not Pictured: G. McMends, J. Milles, D. Murawski, D. Oliver, J. Pauly, S. Porteriield, L. Prentis, P. Pressley, D. Prouty, J. Pudlewski, N. Radecki, M. Raulenstraunch, J. Reed, J. Robinson HOMEROOM 463-MRS. LANDSMAN 1stRow.' S. Semrau, S. Schneggenburger, D. Ruda, P. Schmidt, D. Rutkowski, B. Schreiber, P. Schultzg 2nd Row: R. Sam- rock, L. Schwertfeger, P. Shanahan, D. Scheelar, E. Rych- nowski, D. Rybarczyk, A. Schardtg 3rd Row: S. Sheldon, G. Sharp, C. Schreiber, J. Schneider, B. Jones, S. Schuchardt, S. Schroeder, D. Sciortnnog 4th Row: J. Hart, A. Pastwik, A. Schmidt, P. Russo, K. Piwowarski, P. Sandekiang Not Pictured: S. Ruffles, S. Salamanchuk, N. Sauberan, C. Semrau HOMEROOM 462-MISS KREIS Ist Row: J. Motley, J. Harris, C. Pan- nullo, D. Montagano, C. Montesano, P Mixg 2nd Row: K. Prese, R. Morcelle C. Pecherzewski, E. Ricks, B. Peeples, C. Glover, 3rd Row: S. Porterfield, B Pusateri, B. Lazar, D. Ostrowski, D. Pil- lard, 4th Row: R. Polakiewicz, R. Krem pa, S. Mazur, J. Mitchell, 5th Row: N. McGee, B. Powarski, L. Kosmoski C. Muniza HOMEROOM 465-MISS SWANNIE Ist Row: L. Sherman, L. Sheffield, K. Travers, G. Thomas, O. Stepps, J. Sawyer, K. Van Dewaterg 2nd Row: C. Tapasto, K. Torsell, P. Van Dewater, S. Sivula, C. Testa, S. Sorrell, K. Sonnenfeld, 3rd Row: M. B. Spann, C. Szefler, S. Spies, J. Szymczak, M. Sperduti, B. Schmauss, C. Siekierski, K. Tattig 4111 Row: B. Tourjie, T. Smith, A. Dressel, M. Szymanski, P. Starr, S. Terranovag Not Pictured: J. Sliwinski, S. Smolarek, M. Tater, E. Tomczak, S. Tremblay, A. Vallone, L. Jackson HOMEROOM 466-MRS. MERCER lst Row: S. Yeostros, S. Waite, S. Wrona, L. Wassel, N. Wabik, D. Woods, D. Wilhelm, 2nd Row: P. Wor- nick, N. Winkowski, B. Wasiewicz, J. Watts, T. Yates, B. Williams, J. Wagner, J. Toney, 3rd Row: S. Voigt, M. Zakowski, J. Van Every, G. Wolinski, K. Wrzos, P. Velianou, A. Yarnes, M. Witulski, D. Vito, 4th Row: D. Yogerst, L. Worley, J. Jones, D. Kesat, K. Wassinger, L. Young, L. Spyresg Not Pictured: B. Wieczorek, K. Wilson, D. Woods V f M-m:Jgm,.,. .ACTIVITIES Y 51 K 1 Q . 5 I 7 1 v 36 aw f ,:'I'- Ifzf 'L-I ,JL-' 'IH 414 QW' ' ,.TtLQ '5 ifi A 9' lf W M u gg 5 ,Fr 'L 1 1 Q A fm V' V Q' V 2 7 1 a . W 9 Z ., X w 5 . A bl ff ., Q 4' Q K. Y af vw..- qw fa-QfF .thai , F- ' :Y v' wh . H ' M ' fx Z 4 wi , ,, ,r V I 7 1: x Timothy Clark, Kandy Beane, Robert Croce, Christine Ryskiewicz, Nicholas Beaver, Patricia Hogan Kensington's Student Council, which consists of represen- tatives from each homeroom, is the student's voice in school affairs. The aims of the Student Council were to establish better student-faculty relations, to assist in school programs and problems concerning students, to inform and interest the T u D E T community in the social functions of the school, and to main- tain school spirit. Sixty-five delegates held monthly meetings to discuss and plan activities at Ken. Miss Marie Maida and Miss Helen Fritz were the faculty advisors of the Council. Attending several meetings were Miss Mary Ann Biennas and C0 LI N C I I- Mr. Richard Ford, representatives from the Kensington YMCA. They headed a brainstorming session in October centering a- round the problems of area youth and what can be done to solve them. The first major porject of the year was the collection of clean and usable outgrown clothing for the Save the Children Federation. The Bundle Days in mid-November were a tre- mendous success, with the goal of twenty-four bags more than doubled. Co-Chairmen Kandy Beane and Bob Croce super- vised the Drive. The Student Council delegates lent their support to the Red Cross Club membership drive, which resulted in eighteen IOOZJ homerooms and a total of 732 of the student body contrib- uting. Again offering community service, they aided the Lions' Club in their annual White Cane Drive. Students went out in the bitter cold to collect over a hundred dollars for this wor- thy cause. Good Grooming Week culminated in the selection of the best-groomed boy and girl in each class. Candidates who were chosen in homerooms on November 27 were judged, and the winners announced at an assembly on December 1. Other activities carried out by the Student Council included the sale and distribution of the Ken Key Notes , the Green Carnation Sale on March 15, a St. Patrickls Day Dance, and a Traffic Safety program. They also worked to plan a Faculty- l Varsity Basketball Game and a dance in May. Trimming the Christmas Tree is what's happening, Man! , 102 Where else but on a basketball court could a student take out his inner frustrations on the faculty? 1 . 2. ,.,J,. I, s- Q ,. ,,, N E '59 L ' 4 'fm so l,', 'ff' i I ' LW WKEN TV surveys Kensington High Fashion y if: 4. ,t ' ' L .. You don't have to be Irish to wear a green carnation! .sul Y fig? K - wt, Delegates, oblivious of outside interference, listen intently at a Student Council meeting. By more than doubling our 50 bag quota, once a- gain we proved that Ken Kids have what it takes. 'KPick me up at the palace at eight. While our loyal faculty . . . l Would you like to be Queen For a Day? +A l i 2 l ,.5vw pf-','J'wi..wk KE -BENNETT WEEK This year, as their main project, Mr. Lucci's Ken Boosters sponsored a full week of activities through which they hoped to achieve one goal-to arouse school spirit. These six days, climaxed by the big game of the season with our archrival Bennett, clearly proved that they had succeeded. The week got off to a noisy start with The Happening , as students, encouraged by the cheerleaders and members of the Ken Boosters carrying picket signs, gathered behind the school to cheer the Knights. The mood changed from mysterious expectation to nervous anticipation on Tuesday. After school on that day, the sixteen girls who had been nominated in senior homerooms for Queen of Ken-Bennett Week were judged by ten faculty members in the auditorium. Preparations for the day were being made as early as Octo- ber 27, when the actual nominations took place. All can- didates had to meet specific qualifications: A nominee had to have a pleasing personality, she had to be industrious, reliable, cooperative, and popular with both students and faculty. The teachers who made up the panel then rated the girls on the basis of poise, her goals for the future, and her ability to answer questions under firen. On Wednesday, school spirit was really shown by all the students and faculty, as they searched their closets for something green and gold to wear. Thursday nightis dance was highlighted by the crowning of Cathy Cleveland as Queen of Ken-Bennett Week. The results of the judging had been held in strict confidence for two days, with only a handful of people knowing who would be given the honor. If we win, maybe we'll get to do a T.V. commercial too! Win or lose, we're proud to be in that number. The prizes awarded to Cathy included a dozen long- stemmed American Beauty roses, two dinner tickets from the Swiss Chalet restaurant, a portrait certificate, and a cake, compliments of Smolinskiis bakery. Also honored were Melanie Musial, Karen DiPirro, and Jane Kubacki, the members of her court. After the crowning, all attending danced to the music of The Restlessn. At 2:45 on Friday, instead of rushing home, many Ken- singtonians attended a pep rally in the gym. The week's activities were concluded on Saturday, as a motorcade led by the Queen and her court, transported some students to the game at All-High Stadium. At two o'clock, our Knights met Bennett's Tigers on the football field in what proved to be a rough but exciting game, and an appropriate ending to an exciting week. Nick, did anyone ever tell you . . . ? What happened, Mr. Lucci? V , i .,., 3 ,MTW KE ARIETIE Here's our cha.nce! Ted Mack's in the first row. PEOPLE . . . who need people are the luckiest . . . The song from which these lines were taken opened both performances of the Ken Varieties of 1968, two different programs presented by a stu- dent cast directed by Mr. Richard Gutta. The Mistress and Master of Ceremonies, Linda Messina and Jim Sheldon, were joined by special guest' Lou Lorenzo for clever, sometimes in- tentionally corny, comedy between the acts. Student soloists professionally presented, vocally and instrumentally, a cross-section of modern American music, with themes from recent movies and Broadway shows playing a primary role. I Won't Grow Up was sung by a stageful of Kenis in-residence hippies, who later had a run-in with the Peanuts gang. The Big City Organization and The Restless were on hand with psychedelic vibrations. Dancers presented an equally varied program, from a traditional Spanish dance to modern jazz. The Charleston, Can'Can, Mambo, and soft shoe were all part of the evening's entertainment. In skits, Raggedy Ann and Andy survived temporary separation and were happily reunited in Toyland, the passengers danced on board the Good Ship Lollipop, and The Frog Prince was given a slightly fractured ending. Drama was represented in the reading of a scene from an O'Neil1 play. , , , Rose and Stanley make a clean sweep Ken's Own Sugar Plums 106 W' ,mf-wr' -g f MT 5' X D 2 V ,,,,. A if 1 D V 1 1 ,x, ' , gf ai: Q t . Guess who's coming to dinner? You were expecting maybe Lawrence We1k? Camelot 1 e f 1 1. That's all folks. 107 -L :EMR-las 'Q-1 THE BUFFALO PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA IS WELL RECEIVED BY STUDENTS ASSEMBLIES STUDENTS 8: FACULTY POOL TAL- ENTS FOR CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY LATIN AMERICA VISITS KEN After hours of rehearsing the choir helped make the Spring Concert a success. . . . PRI G CQNCERT The lights were dimmed, the orchestra began to tune up, and Kensington's annual Spring Concert began under the baton of Mr. Carlton Wagner. The orchestra played l several selections including Canticle of Praise , highlights from The King and I and The Little Rapsody in Bluen. The Mixed Choir, conducted by Mr. John Ricca, continued the entertainment with a 45-page version of the operetta Porgy and Bess . The repertiore also included This Land is Your Landn, Turn Back O'Man and The Glory of the Lord . Also performing was Ken's band playing music from Blossom Time based on the music of Schubert, Czeck Suite and Mexican Mambo . l i r .. -,sa PATRICIA HOGAN Editor-in-Chief VALERIE HUGHES Lay-Out Editor ,,,. ,,,,,,,.,,gn F BETTY GORNY Advertising Editor CCM PASS STAFF SUSAN LEWIS Literary Editor SUSAN HOFMEISTER Senior Biography Editor ROBERT WARNES GARY RUFF Sports Editors TIMOTHY GROGER I JAMES RUPPERT Photography Editors W TYP1sTs ' El, M. Rath, R. Radel Chester The COMPASS Staff is . . . Chester on the file cabinet Looking at all the photos and snapshots before anyone else A menagerie . . . protected A bunch of kids trying to look busy An eighty-page consignment due tomorrow . . . and twelve pages finished Digging out the old yearbooks to find out what the teachers used to look like Typing up identifications for homeroom pictures-for hours and hours and hours . . . Hey, anybody know this kid's name? Trying to turn ideas and events into words and sentences A glorified study hall Miss Reagan Moderating Cut the cheerleading! There may be somebody below us trying to work! A talkathon Attention, Kiddies . . . Mass confusion . . . out of which miraculously appears the 1968 COMPASS 112 LITERARY STAFF -J . Gerlach, K. Brossard, L. Migliore, L. Kovach, S. Lewis LAYOUT STAFF-L. Lund, S. Ihlenfeld, K. Denis, C. Drabik, L. Crane, M. Newman, J. Bogumil, C. Testa GENERAL STAFF-Row 1: L. Walsh, C. Rybarczyk, J. Cichowicz, J. Zaleski. Row 2: J. Limarde, M. J. Gnacinski, N. Miller, S. Smyntek, A. Bergstrom, J. Lesniewski, A. Thomasula . LLIB KE SCIENCE CLUB-M. Bauer, S. Tufo, D. Beatty The SCIENCE CLUB, which appeared on the Kensington scene for the first time this year, provided students with interesting and informative scientific programs. Trips to the Cornell Laboratory and the Aquarium in Niagara Falls were among those organized with the assistance of Mr. James Cadwell, the faculty advisor. The CHESS CLUB, which could easily be called the quietest club in the school, met this year with the guidance of Mr. Ronald Zack. The Club represented Ken well in inter- scholastic meets, winning two tournaments. The emphasis at monthly meetings of the FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA was on education, and Mrs. Doris Nagel and the members learned much from their guest speakers. Among them were a representative of the Erie County Public Health Depart- ment, several nursing students from the University of Buffalo who gave a first aid demonstration, and Sgt. Kincaid of the Army Nurse Corps Recruiting Office, who showed films and distributed literature describing the opportunities open to students in Army nursing. CHESS CLUB-L. Jeffries, L. Witul, G. Grace, E. Moyer. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA-E. Bingert, D. Nelson, C. Koch, M. Mank I HISTORY CLUB-D. Morrison, J. Kushner, C. Zulewski, M. Bauer The HISTORY CLUB met this year with Miss Marjorie Linhardt to discuss the problems facing our community and our world. Councilman - at- Large Edward Regan attended the first meeting and spoke on the Problems of the City. The Club took a field trip to the Erie County Jail to help them understand a major concern of the county: its penal system. To learn about the worldis problems, a talk by a former Peace Corps Volunteer to the Philippines was sched- uled, and the members became participants in the Model U.N. Assembly to voice their opinions. The FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA, under the direction of Mr. Rocco Lucci, worked to instill in Kensington students a sincere interest in teaching as a profession. To achieve their goal, eight members attended the Future Teachers of America Conference in Batavia. There they heard lectures on such topics as Teaching in the Peace Corps , Non-graded High School , and Specialization at the Elementary Level . As a service to Kensington, FTA members acted as guides on Parents, Night. F.T.A.-B. Karnath, B. Milward, T. Polanski, P. Berebko, L. Preston, C. Luscom YOUTH The SKI CLUB, newly organized this year, has at- tempted to promote the sport of skiing through a program of lessons and practice. Mr. David Sarata has supervised weekly sessions at Glenwood Acres Ski Area. Somehow the members of the club have man- aged to survive the blustery weather that was a part of many of their ten weeks of lessons. The accomplishments of the SPANISH CLUB this year were perhaps more obvious to the rest of the student body than those of any other. On December 15, the club presneted an assembly revolving around the people of Mexico and their history. A Visit to Mexico , produced and directed by Mr. Michael Trit- to, was highlighted by a mock bullfight and included historical skits, songs, and Latin dances. Also, as a group, they attended Spanish Night at Kleinhans Music Hall, a concert given by the Philharmonic Or- chestra. 'WW 'Kaur SKI CLUB-Row 1: T. Schroeder, J. Schwec, P. Berebko, D. Kurdziel, E. Kohalskig Row 2: J. Cook, J. Sheldon, S. Braun, S. Palmerig Row 3: J. Davis, R. Napierella, R. Campagnola, B. Campagnolag Row 4: A. Condrell, S. Tufo, T. Weld, Row 5: J. Jaworski, G. Eberhardt, M. Lavetti, A. Bergstrom SPANISH CLUB-J. David, K. Beane, D, Eno 116 Giambellucag Standing: L. Messina RED CROSS CLUB-S. Sivula, J. Zaleski, T. Zboinski -H I I l GERMAN CLUB-R. Kiekbusch, J. Dubacki, S. Smith, D. Grazcyk The purpose of the GERMAN CLUB, which meets under the supervision of Mr. Carl Berner, is to involve pupils in creative activities revolving around German culture. The activities of the club this year ranged from Karneval , a masquerade with folk dancing, to showing and telling about life in Austria, Switzerland, and Germany through the use of colored slides. The Oktoberfest was a traditional banquet at which tantalizing German dishes were served, and the Advent season was complete with lighted wreath and carols. Through the continued efforts of the KENSINGTON RED CROSS CLUB to coordinate their services, Ken students brought joy to a children's home by giving them a Valentine party, brought aid and comfort by sending a school chest to a disaster area, brought a little cheer by sending mounted cartoons to soldiers in Vietnam, and brought to its members the satis- faction of a job well done. All of these projects were carried out under the direction of Miss Doris Flierl. The ITALIAN CLUB promotes the speaking of that language outside of class and provides its members with cultural knowledge of Italy and its people. At their meetings, slides of Italy were shown, customs were stud- ied, and members joined in learning the traditional folk songs and carols of the country. At Christmas time, Mrs. Anita Militello, the club sponsor, helped to organize a party which featured fancy Italian pastries, ice cream, candy, and the singing of carols to greet the Christ Child. ll7 ITALIAN CLUB-Row 1: L. Visone, J. I I The purpose of the KENSINGTON CHAPTER OF THE JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE is to acquaint its members with the contributions of Roman Cul- ture, and to study other aspects of this civilization which are not covered in regular Latin classes. The activities of the club encompass education, service, and participation. At one meeting, Mrs. Smithls slides of Italy, taken last summer, were shown, and the Buffalo Evening New Crippled Children's Camp re- ceived their contribution. This group was an active part of the Junior Classical League State Convention which was held at Kenmore West Senior High School. LATIN CLUB-P. Hogan, P. Braid, P. Vergos 1 Ai This year, the main project of the STUDIO CLUB was a large Christmas tree done in the stained glass technique, which dominated the center windows of the school, and reached from the second to the fifth floors. It was lit up every night as Ken's Christmas card to the communityf' Exhibits for Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas dis- played in the case in the front hall were also Studio Club projects. This year Kensington has something new-a literary maga- zine. The goal of the staff of the KEN KALEIDOSCOPEN was to compile a magazine reflective of the creative and imaginative thinking of Ken students. Each student had the opportunity to submit his work for publication, which came ir1 Spring, 1968. This magazine, it is hoped, will be- come a tradition at Kensington. The faculty advisor, Miss Kathleen Kreis, and the entire staff, have put much effort into making it a success. STUDIO CLUB-Bottom: R. Archambeault, D. Beaty, J. Ruhlingg Top: S. Nalesynski, D. Porter- field, R. Dombrowski KEN KALEIDOSCOPE-Seated: L. Gobel, L. Kirsits, A. Richter, Standing: L. Migliore, C. Wiec- zorek HOMEMAKING CLUB-Seated: S. Burt, M. Camerong Standing: C. Lebidzinski, S. Kinmartirv 2 . , -fm The members of the HOME ECONOMICS CLUB meet to learn how to handle themselves socially, to improve them- selves as individuals, and to be of help to other people. This year, some of their projects and activities, carried out with the aid of Mrs. Jean Gerlach and Mrs. Martha Falsone, were a baked goods sale, a Christmas party to which some of the teachers were invited, and the serving of refreshments at the Junior Prom. The appreciation of the values of mathematics is the main goal of the MATH CLUB. This purpose has led to programs and presentations including games, mathematical tricks, and topics requiring study and research which cannot be taken up in the classroom because of lack of time. Miss Constance Musial gueded the club officers in planning and executing their year's activities. FRENCH CLUB-Seated: K. Fish, L. Visoneg Standing: B. Pellnat, E K. Latko 5 MATH CLUB-P. Vergos, G. Heintz, M. Bauer is Gold QNX Green KEN BOOSTERS-Top to Bottom: A. Mascia, T. Polanski, D. Incoruia, D. Kurdziel, L. Lund, A. Diodate, K. Bubar, L. Graesser, R. Stec KEN KEY NOTES-B. Janak, T. Zboin- ski, L. Kixsits, C. Wieccorek Much of Kensington's school spirit is due to the KEN BOOSTERS. Under the supervision of Mr. Lucci, the Boosters were able to charter buses to basketball games and swim meets. They also sponsored a dance for St. Patrick's Day. The FRENCH CLUB encourages an understanding, appreciation, and en- joyment of the typical customs of the French through entertainment. Guignol, a puppet whose mischievous escapades are comparable to those of our Punch and Judy, made his appearance at the first meeting. Skits and songs, organized by Miss Catherine Valente, were an integral part of both holiday celebrations: Christmas, and Kings' Day , which was celebrated on January ll. One of the favorite parts of these festivals was, of course, the serving of traditional French desserts, la biiche de Noel , and la galette des Rois . Miss Ann Maloney was again this year the faculty advisor for the KEY NOTES STAFF, which published and put into circulation six editions of the KEN KEY NOTES . Regular sections of this publication are Among Our Student Authorsv and Along the Ken Lines , which are featured in every issue and reflect the achievements of the student body. The staff received a blue ribbon for last year's Key Notes at the Buffalo Evening News-sponsored Western New York lnterscholastic Press Association Con- ference, a success which they hope to repeat. I 5 X I I 4 i I i ! 4 DEBATE-Row I: K. Siminski, J. Ruppert, K. Beane, E. Koholski, D. Piscitello, R. Simmons, E. Boczarski, D. Pecararo, Row 2: P. Bar- num, V. Hughes, P. Hogan, A. Richter, M. Reichle, N. Baker, D. Klaister DEBATE A D DECLAMATIO Resolved: That the manufacture and use of surveillance composed the negative team which traveled to South Park devices should be further limited. to defend the honor of Kensington. This controversal topic of current importance was urgued The Declamation Team was composed of students select- both negotively and positively by Kensington this year. The ed from the various classes of Mr. Gutta. They represented affirmative team, consisting of Naureen Baker, Dave Piscit- Kensington by competing in both declamation and scholar- ello, and Pat Hogan faced the debate team of Technical at ship contests. Kensington, Ed Koholski, Art Richter, and Rich Simmons DECLAMATION-K. Siminski, L. Messina, R. McGloin, E. Boczarski, J. Sheldon STAGE CREW and UDIO-VISUAL STAFF The Stage Crew is seldom seen by the students and faculty attending assemblies at Kensington, but their efforts and teclmical ability are as important for the success of each production held on our stage as the quality of the program itself. Among the programs they worked hard to produce, in addition to the weekly double assemblies, were the Variety Show, the Spring Concert, and it's Academic , all of which required the use of special effects. The behind-the-scenes heroes are responsible for the lighting, spotlight operation, projection, audio equipment, and the handling of stage props. The efficient and dedicated staff works under the the direction of Mr. David Sarata. Another group that is not always seen but is greatly appreciated is the Audio-Visual Staff. This group, with the direction of Miss Clara Panzica, is responsible for the opera- tion and maintenance of projectors for educational films shown in the classrooms. They also operate the tape re- corders and record players when teachers request them. The use of these audio and visual techniques aids the student in comprehending the ideas of a course. The faculty as well as the students of Kensington expresses its gratitude to them for this. STAGE CREW-G. Ruff, C. McCarthy, L. Eichelberger, B. Napierella STAGE CREW-B, Susczinski, G. Groeger, G. Hodge A AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS-D. Cox, M. Bau- er, E. Adamczak, K. Smith, D. Ernst, A. Schlagter OFFICE MONITORS-Ist Row: S. Zoenick, D. Cappello, R. Radel, D. l-laddath, C. Zonag 2nd Row.' D. Huber, B. Ulbrich, C. Camillo, D. Cam- pagnolo, P. Hill, J. Purpora, O. Tschernenko, E. Crocker, S. Kinmartin GUIDANCE MONITORS-D. DiSteffano, R. Fitzgerald, J. Truax, C. Wier- czorek, B. Milward MCD ITORS A sense of responsibility is an important quality which every student who serves as a monitor in any of the offices or in the halls at Kensington must possess in order to do his job efficiently and well. In the Guidance Office, the monitors assist primarily in the clerical work, filling out appointment slips and categor- izing materials, records, and other information. This frees the counselors to consult with students and help them to plan their futures. Monitors in the clinic aid the nurse by writing slips, weighing students, taking temperatures, and cleaning instruments. Library monitors are responsible for charging books, straightening shelves, and collecting fines for overdue materials. Through their assistance to the clerical staff, monitors in the main office gain valuable secretarial experience. They prepare the daily absence lists, help with typing and filing, and make phone calls to the homes of absent students. Hall monitors are students who have maintained good records of attendance and punctuality, and who are willing to re- linquish their study halls. They serve by keeping unauthor- ized persons out of the halls and by directing visitors who are unfamiliar with our school to their destinations. Activ- ities Office monitors are busy before and after school selling supplies to students. They are especially busy during football season, when they punch activities tickets and sell tickets for the games. AUDIO-VISUAL MONITORS-B. Leiser, G. Adams, M. Daniels, M. A. Rath, S. Hodge CLINIC MONITORS-lst Row: L. Ross, E. Bingert, C. Koch, M. Mankg 2nd Row: A. Tedesco, A. Claps, J. Giambilluca, J. Gadra HALL MONITORS-J. Davis, J. Sheldon, G. Brennan, R. Croce, L. Eichelberger, T. Clark LIBRARY MONITORS-lst Row, Seated: K. Fries, K. Piwoowarski, J. Croweg 2nd Row: V. Chapman, A. Schmidt, J. Kubacki, C. Stribick, K. Wassinger, D. Mazurowski, C. Christian, M. Fisher, B. Lazar, M. Ladow- skig 3rd Row: D. Curgains, D. Lang, M. Kubacki, J. Bukowiecki ACTIVITIES OFFICE-D. DeCreny, S. Lelonek, C. Matlock, R. Walczak 125 ACAPELLA CHOIR-Row 1.' B. Grant, D. Beaty, W. Odden, C Olen, R. Wylie, J. McNaney, J. Hilderbrandt, P. Hill, M.E. Heine, S Betlewicz, B. LaVergna, M. Reynolds, K. ShowersgRow 2.' G. Westl wood, S. Gontarek, S. Schaub, S. Lex, D. Shavchuk, M. Leggie, E Boczarski, D. Bolz, L. Messina, S. Foksg Row 3: S. Jones, L. Fis: GIRLS' CHOIR-Row 1: C. Ko- pera, K. Kweicinski, M. Koldzin- ski, T. Polanski, S. Walters, P. Roty, L. Harrington, B. Pusa- tari, L. Sinclair, B. Kreuzer, M. Swan, D. Mack, C. Luscomb, T. Baker, E. Laschakowski, E. Pace, Raw 2: D. Blakely, D. Incorvaia, R. Samrock, S. Yeostros, S. Janus- kiewicz, N. Michalski, P. Shana- han, P. lskiewicz, C. Green, J. Van Every, C. Krol, S. Komara, D. Selmensberger, S. Reiman, J. Caverg Row 3: C. Dams, T. Kweicinski, D. Szucizik, E. Ricks, C. Macey, A. Minnemeyer, D. Ma.nns, E. Krywalski, L. Shef- field, B. Morris, A. Ehmka, S. Czuczwan, J. Hogans, D. McAl- pin cher, A.M. Diodate, C. Grabowski, P. Sharp, N. Baker, E. Kirsanow J. Cichowicz, M. Szuba, D. Eno, Row 4: P. Evans, D. Rybczynski R. Herr, A. Mascia, D. Zgoda, T. Weld, F. Williams, R. Napierala, J David, C. Mattleck, R. Walczak GIRL'S CHOIR-Row 1: A. Yar- nes, J. Preshout, C. Miller, S. Helbig, R. Russo, E. Macro, C. Payne, L. Cervi, M. Newitt, J. Motley, Row 2: D. Hawkins, M. Syefler, B. Hellerman, D. Prouty, C. Cleveland, M. Jennings, M. Wallenbeck, B. Wallenbeckg Row 3: K. Keitz, E. Golas, K. Barrow, B. Peeples, A. Frank, C. Kemp, A. Schardt, G. Sharp, M. Castri- cone, M. Stebbins, Row 4.' T. Berthiaume, L. Rybarczak, S. Andryejcyak, B. Kowalski, B. Montemarino, L. Saar, C. Zulew- ski, D. Fuller, M. Puhacz, B. Lu- . bas Row I: L. Van Buskirk, K.J. Gray, L. Borkowski, M. Snieski, N. Barnam, A. Schnell, J. Kushner, G. Adams, G, Groegerg Row 3: B. Ward, D. Brown, S. Harvey, M. Loenig, C. Crane, G. Schardt, N. Kuhne, B. Baumer, S.L. Nelson, E.Kocha1ski, A. Richter, G. Hopel, Norman, R. Sakenich, P. Landsmang Row 2: P. James. J. Radel, B. Iszkiewicz, N. Fenev, J. Cat , J. Oliver, M. Mank, J. Frisicaro, P. MUSIC The MIXED CHOIR effectively presented, with soloists and narration by Mr. Richard Gutta, The Song of Christmas , a highlight of the holiday assembly. The songs sung at Easter, including the operetta Porgy and Bess and This Land is Your Land were also used for their participation in the Spring Festival at Kleinhan's Music Hall. The BOYS' GLEE CLUB, providing some of the favorite music of the Christmas season, sang White Christmas and It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas , the GIRLS' CHORUS followed them with Babes in Toyland and a choral medley, and also sang Panis Angelicus and a num- ber of American folk song at Easter. Ken's MADRIGAL CHOIR, meeting during Religious Instruction period, chose for the Christmas assembly several traditional pieces: Cherry Tree Carol , Coventry Carol , and God Rest Ye, Merry Gentleman . MADRIGAL CHOIR-Row I: J Hilderbrandt, W. Odden, J. Mc- Nany, L. Borkowski, G. Palsbo P. Hill, N. Baker, C. Cleveland' Row 2: J. Kuslmer, J. Oliver, L Lambert, F. Williams, M. Musial E. Boczarski, A.M. Diodate, M.E Lee, Row 3: J. Bradley, B. Napie- rala, J. Magnuszewski, G. Hobel, B. Hill, D. Rybczynski, B. Baumer, C. Owens r s J J. Kraus, L. Lambert, J. Garcea, L. Markus, M. Schepperly, J. Brad- ley, D. Shelly BOYS' CHOIR-Row 1.' J. Nast, D. Duquette, A. Masgia, D. A. Agoda, M. Hobel, J. Funk, Row 2: F. Szafranski, P. Walcyak, C. Taber, Row 3: L. Ladowski, L. Eichelberger, D. Smith, D. Wyzykowski, A. Macie BA D A D ORCHE TRA Row 1: V. Ivanov, J. Bloom, M. E. Lee, K. Fish, K. Piwowaxska, D. Kouach, L. Preston, T. Gracie, J. Flenckenger, J, Wylie. Row 3: A. Shavchuk, T. Zboinski, S. Salamanchuk, D. Borucki. Row 2: L. Klos, P. Braid, C. McCarthy, J. McNaney, J. Riedel, L. Borkowski, S Lambert, E. Boczarski, T. Polanski, K. Dowling, S. Milbrandt, L. Burt, N. Newbauer, C. Young, N. Baker, A. Saviola Row 1: E. Herrmann, S. Sudlick, S. Gontarek, J. Kushner, C. Mil- Broel, J. Magnuszewski, L. Sorrento. Row 3: R. DiGiore, D. San- brandt, G. Heintz, R. Suszynski, J. Diaco, J. Schwec. Row 2: B. tora, M. Hartman, A. Kowalyk, J. Vona, D. Wierzbicki, E. Adam- Morris, N. Wadas, D. Beuerman, D. Ernst, D. Smith, M. Bauer, L. czak, K. Degner, S.Thurston, C. Olen 128 Row 1: K. Fish, S. Gontarek, L. Fuhlbruck, E. Herrmann, A. Savi- Suszynski, P. Vezina. Row 3: A. Klos, M. Prystajko, J. Diaco, N. ola, T. Zboinski, D. Bradley, W. Sligh, S. Sudlik, S. Thurston. Row Zinteck, M. Bauer, J. Schwec, L. Borkowski, K. Bojarski, B. Pellnat, 2.' H. Stojeck, A. Schmidt, G. Heintz, J. Kushner, C. Milbrandt, S. L. Broel, J. Magnuszewski, D. Bella, J. Vona Schroeder, M. Panus, D. Miga, S. Mellan, D. Depew, B. Drezek, R. Kensington is very fortunate to be one of the few high schools in the City of Buffalo which has an orchestra. Under the direction of Mr. Carlton Wagner, the sixty-four mem- bers of the orchestra met twice a week during first period. Practice sessions such as these help establish a rhythm and a harmony which are the result of hard work alone. For each year's participation, the student earns one-half of a Regents credit. This year, as in the past, the orchestra played selections for the Thanksgiving and Latin American assemblies. They also provided the music for Junior Day and for graduation night at Kleinhans Music Hall. Mr. Wagner again conducted the orchestra for its perfor- mance in the annual Spring Concert. Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, the seventy-two members of Kensington's band diligently rehearsed with Mr. Wagner the music to be played at assemblies. These students played the march music, pep songs, and an occasional selection for assemblies, including the Christmas program. Our school was represented well in the All-High Band, with twelve Kensingtonians participating. Row 1.' J. Kushner, J. Bradley, S. Milbrandt, D. Ernst, D. Beuerman, Miga, Row 4: M. Lee, R. Suszynski, E. Broczarski, R. Schaefer, K. N. Wadas, W. Dixon, P. Mank, W. Adams, D. Ernst. Row 2: E. Gar- Janas, A. Klos, J. Wylie, K. Fish. Row 5: D. Purcelli, S. Thurston, A. rison, C. Screiber, S. Schroeder, M. Panus, S. Spies, T. Zborinski, E Hermann, S. Gontarek. Row 3: J. Kushner, B. Drezek, M. Bauer, S. Ski, D, Wierzbicki Mellan, L. Broel, G. Heintz, L. Borkowski, A. Saviola, H. Stojek, D . Kowalyk, M. Hartman, R. Pellnat, T. Smith, M. Butler, D. Rutkow- ATHLETICS wi' A ' X 3 I ,, , I f ,M A ' X C fx X ---if . ,aw 'H J , bd ,,.. W l ff ypg g .. ,.4' 5, ,Ql Vgfzfgfif EQ ,Q , ' X 95 1 ' 'S ffzwifiaiff Q. -' ' L ' mi M W f 'ini QFHCYN- jd?-.W.1 ro Cgdwonriack SQFT' BALL l KNIGHTS CRUSADE E i 4 lst Row: G. Hobel, W. Tapasto, T. Agen, T. Goodheart, K. Swartz, D. Burns, M. Lavetti, M. Hover, D. Smith, R. Kinley, 2nd Row: Mr. Lipsius, J. Garcea, J. Border, D. Yax, D. Hewson, J. Brown, W. Owens, G. Robinson, N.'Beaver, D. Schurr, W Bluford, D. Hewson, T. Groeger, 3rd Row: Mr. Bergstrom, D. Rybczynski, J. Mast, J. Rodems, D. Cardino, P. Milbrand, FCJCTB LL R Richardson, D. Celotto, S. Nelson, D. Tripi The Kensington Knights, under the direction of coaches Bergstrom and Lipsius and led by co-captains Paul Long and Dennis Burns, participated this year in the Harvard Cup competition. The team put their effort into every game and often out- played their adversaries, but they were unable to come up with the breaksqnecessary to win. The season opened against Burgard with a win, but our glory was short-lived. Although Kenny Swartz was one of the league's leading quarterbacks in total offense, he was unable to lead the team to victory. Nick Beaver, offensive and defensive end, halfbacks Sher- man Nelson, and Bill Owens, defensive end and kicker, were among the more outstanding players this year. However unsuccessful, the efforts of these boys and the entire team made the football season an exciting and mem- orable one. Kensington Kensington Kensington Kensington Kensington Kensington Burgard Seneca Lafayette East Bennett Tech Kensington 21 South Park 0 Kensington 6 Lafayette 2 Kensington 0 Seneca 21 lst Row: V. Felicetta, D. Miller, D. Mack, W. Russell, H. Burger, J. Bubar, L. Lorenzo, 2nd Row: F. Dobson, L. Dorobiala, M. Reichle, J. Kraus, R. Kennedy, D. Watson, S. Dorobiala JU ICR ARSITY Each day, the Junior Varsity team worked with dedica- tion to improve itself for future years on the team. The J .V. won two out of three hard-fought scrimmages. These boys eagerly learned the tactics of football and may turn out to be a great asset to the Varsity Squad for the 1968 season. CRCDSS-CGLI TRY Again this season, Coach Ralph Duquin was optimistic about our team's ability to win the Columbia Cup. After splitting the first triangular meet it appeared as if we were goint to have a contending team. Although we lost three meets by a small margin we were in everyone until the last Harrier crossed the finish line. Led by Captain Jim Sheldon the team compiled a record of five wins and six defeats. In the All-High run our team finished a respectable fourth making it possible for a fifth finish in the place overall standing. This year we had many promising runners including Captain-elect Dick Krawjewski and All-High com- petitors Dave Henninger, Ron Jakubowski, Frank Boza, Jeff Cook, Dave Wessel, and Larry Ladowski. Next year the cross-country team should have matured into a serious threat to dethrone the champions of South Park. Ist Row: R. Jakubowski, D. Henninger, D. Krajewski, J. Sheldon, Whalen, K. Rybczynski, D. Hurley, Mr. Duquing 3rd Row T Smith J. Cook, F. Bosa, D. Wessel, R. Ladowskig 2nd Row: D. Kasprzyk, J. Diaco, E. Ashby, D. Gleason D. Herd, M. Shepperly, C. Daniels, G. Wassinger, G. Decreny, J. Kensington McKinley Kensington Emerson Kensington Bennett Kensington Grover Kensington Riverside Kensington East Kensington Seneca Kensington Lafayette Kensington Technical Kensington South Park Kensington Burgard 136 yi Since there are only two starters returning from last year's team Mr. Ken Parr is looking to the future. The team led by Gary Ruff, Dave Scherer and Gordie Trass at singles will have a difficult time in bringing the Babst Cup to Kensington. Next year everyone, including doubles players Charles Mc- Carthy, Larry Lorenz, Karl Speiber and Ken Lorenz will return. TENN S 2' -1 Row 1: P. Mank, D. Ernst, L. Lorenz, R. SchribergRow 2: K. Parr, D. Ernst, C. McCarthy, K. Sperber, L. Eichelberger, G. Ruff, K. Lorenz, G. Tross, D. Schurer . 1 , K K ER l , BA KETBALL Row 1: M. McG1oin, D. Hurley, W. Queer, C. Mitri, L. Dobbins. singer, J. Krauss, J. Baker, D. Kaspryzk. Row 3: D. Rybczynsk Row 2.' L. Sorrento, R. Richardson, D. Wessel, K. Swartz, G. Was- Cressman, P. Greene, W. Wells, W. Bluford, A. Mack, Mr. Parr 138 Kensington Kensington Kensington Kensington Kensington Kensington Kensington Kensington Kensington Kensington Kensington SCORES 49 52 52 40 54 40 66 59 66 42 58 Bennett Burgard Riverside McKinley South Park Emerson Lafayette East Seneca Technical Grover Under the guidance of Coach Kenneth Parr, the Basket- ball team showed a great improvement over previous years. Mr. Parr Worked the team vigorously and built it into a serious contender. The Knights lost five games by a margin of less than 7 points and could have easily won these con- tests if they had been more consistent at the foul line. The team was led by the most valuable player-Mike McG1oin, high scorer-Dave Wessel, and leading rebounder-Gary Was- singer and finished with four wins equalling their total victory output for the last four years combined. 52 57 33 47 59 41 44 91 62 96 52 139 Y X Q g gk Rs 5 ,Ni ff ERA X v , N55 , if '-'EE 'h A 'Wg M22 ff!! 'IWW Things were different this year as the Ken Knights downed the ferocious Faculty Flyers with a score of 59-54. After their dress rehersal last year, the well- conditioned Varsity was totally prepared for the on- slaught of Faculty antics. Even the surprise appear- ance of our own Calvinl, Murphy couldn't shake them. The capacity crowd roared with delight at the fancy footwork and dexterous dribbling of such stars as: Mr. Ryan, Mr. Parr, Mr. McAuliffe, Mr. Zack, Mr. Lucci, Mr. Pillsbury, Mr. Ciccarelli, Mr. Tritto, Mr. Murphy and Mr. Wilkosz. The Black and Blue cheerleaders didnlt quite meet their match when pitted against the seasoned Varsity cheerleaders, but what they lacked in volume was made up in spirit. Half-time was highlighted with an act from the tumbling team and a l-o-n-g rest period for the Faculty Flyers. As the Faculty Flyers tired, the Var- sity fought with renewed vigor gaining those precious points which brought victory to the Knights. Was- singer, Wells and Wessel posed a triple threat which helped bring the basketball season to a successful close. Kneeling: Mgr. G. Zaleskig Row 1: J. Sheldon, M. Schardt, D. Burns, W. Foster, Co-Capt. G. Robinson, Co-Capt. C. Oliver, R. Richardson, W. Welk, J. Frohe, D. SmithgR0w 2: Coach Duquin, M. Hartman, J Whalen, G. Decreny, F. Bosa, M. Lavetti, D. Hewson, F. Wietig, R Jakubowski, G. Yates, C. Daniels, D. Warburton, W. Russell, R. TRACK Westerlino Shepperly, , D. Decreny, G. Cookg Row 3: J. Border, D. Caster, M. K. Rybczynski, D. Kaspryzk, E. Wallace, M. Kearney, G. Daroush, D. McLain, L. Witul, T. Pitts, M. Ivers, D. Manns, R. Sch- aefer, A. Gorgue, J. Phillips, S. McLain 5.1 In the Scalp and Blade competition this year, the Knights' outlook is promising at this writing. The team reached full stride by winning its first triangular meet of the season. In- dividual leaders are Charles Oliver in the 220 yard dash, Joseph Frohe in the long jump, All-High returnee Willie Wells in the pole vault, Dennis Burns in the shot put, and Jim Sheldon in the 880 yard run. Although this year's squad is comprised of mostly seniors, Coach Duquin is optimistic about next year's team, which will be led by some of this season's talented underclassmen. R+ it .wk V lk I l 142 rua ' es SKATING-Kneeling: S. Pellant, G. Heintz, L. Matucci, C. Schriber, B. Gold- en, B. Semrau, B. Chapin Standing: J. . .i Lacatta, S. Lau, S. Streeble, K. Burkard Standing: K. Staubitz, K. Piarowarski, G. Gaiser, D. Domhart, J. Nadier, E. Geiger, M. Ladowski, B. Hellerman, C. Moran BOY'S BOWLING-Row 1: T. Ludwig, M. Schalberg, D. Lelonek, J. Page, J. Hauser, T. Plamowski, R. Szymamski, K. Klein, Row 2.' Mr. Setlik, G. Lee, W. Kuhnole, J. Funk, T. Burns, G. Wallace, A. Bauer, W. Schaffer, Mr. Meega.ngRow 3: P. Schneider, A. Jameison, R. Balser, D. D. Volk, D. Hermann, D. Yax Lf, in SPQRT A J TUMBLING-R. Walsh, M. Schepperly, ' A N' R. Schriber, D. Morrison, C. Daniels, A. J - Guguge, D. Lipp, Mr. Duquing J. Martin, J , ,, ' Unidentified, F. Bruce, J. Diaco, T. Smith gf. ' - L . 4 . .a 5 -2 ., . 9 ,MQ ' 4 J i r ki if .a GOLF CLUB-Row 1: D. Lannen, K. DiPirro, C. Gruber, C. Cleveland, B. Lei- ser, P. Eno, P. Ferrentino, G. Gardner, L. Visone, D. Eno, L. Messina, J. Giam- be1lucagRow 2.' A. Bellezza, M. Meier, L. Graesser, D. Doektor, D. Sartori, K. Klein, M. Wagern, A. Bergstrom, C. Krel- lner, J. Thompson, John Meegan, Moder- atorg Row 3: M. Hartman, J. Golder, J. Frisicaro, J. Kemp, J. Traux, S. Braun, K. Meitzler, T. Elberson, J. Ditallo, L. Lorenz, Row 4: P. Reitmeier, P. Shriber, J. Supple, J. Border, A. DiVincenzo, C. Bana, S. Lewis, L. Sorrento, D. Kurdziel, S. Burgerg Row 5.' B. Herr, C. Burger, D. Scheelar, K. Beane BASEBALL BASEBALL TEAM-Row 1: L. Stabler J. Baker, D. Daddario, T. Zuppa, N. Bea- ver, B. Browng Row 2: B. Bergstrom, F Schragel, A. Thomasula, J. Mast, P. Wolfg Row 3: F. Szafranski, J. Schreier, R Cressman, G. Wolf, J. Golder With almost everyone returning from last season's team our Cornell Cup prospects are bright. The Knights led by captain Doug D'Addario and All- High pitcher Jon Mast, have shown more promise than any team of recent years. Returning from last years squad are infielders, John Golder, Nick Beaver, and Andy Thomasula, and catcher Larry Stabler. The strong point of this years team is the pitching staff which includes righthand Jack Baker and southpaws Mast 8: Jim Schreier. Under coach Bill Bergstrom the team chalked up early victories against Burgard 8L Emerson and it is hoped that the team will continue its winning ways and bring the Cornell Cup to Kensington. SWIMMI G Row I: J. Garcea, D. Cellotto, D. Pecararo, G. Hobel, P. Bodkin, T. R. Teschner, P. Brennan, Mr. Mudd. Row 3: G. Noleski Cmgrj, D. Geist, R. Jakubowski, J. Wild, T. Elberson. Row 2: D. Herd, B. Car- Kwitakowski, C. Taber, J. VanEvery, D. Elberson, D. Ernst, J. Rie- ter, P. Wolff, W. Schultz, J. Caron, R. Kennedy, P. Baker, M. Seely, del, M. Ayers Ken's Mermen splashed to a respectable fifth place finish in the 1968 Syracuse Cup Competition. The team was inspired by the fine efforts of co-captains Paul Bodkin and Glen Hobel and ably coached for the third year by Mr. Al Mudd. Other outstanding performers on this years squad were Bob Warnes, butterfly and backstroke, Don Pecararo freestyle and Joe Garcea another freestyler. The freshmen medley and freestyle relays went undefeated during the regular season and placed first and second in the All-High meet in which the team as a whole finished fourth. The varsity team was represented by a freestyle relay and indi- vidual swimmers Don Pecararo, Greg Brennen and Paul Bod- kin who successfully retained his all high status in the back- stroke and individual medley. The team voted Paul Bodkin most valuable swimmer and William Schultz most valuable freshman. Kensington Lafayette Kensington Kensington Kensington Kensington Kensington Kensington South Park Grover Bennett East Technical Riverside With a flash of green and gold pompons and extraordinary lung power, the cheerleaders could be seen and heard at every sports event this year. With boundless energy and precision cheering the eighteen girls on the squad upheld the fans spirit even through the darkest moment of defeat. Captain Donna Eno, co-captain Cathy Cleveland, ten other varsity and six junior varsity cheerleaders were chosen in the Spring of 1967 by Mrs. Anne Lufkin, to be this years squad. A clinic was held every morning for six weeks where Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors learned the cheers and jumps. The girls were chosen on the basis of ability in jumping, cheering and yelling. But this was only the first step in the making of a squad Every morning during the sports season the cheerleaders could be found in the audito- rium practicing and learning new cheers. Then they were ready to go to every game and wage their school on to victory or uphold its spirit in defeat. V , CHEERLEADER CHEERLEADERS-Row I: C Cleveland D Eno Row 2: P. Hill, K. Di PirrogRow3 B Karnath P Edwards, J. Kemp, D. Sa.rtor1 Row 4 P Celeste S. Sudlick, D. Metzger, L. Kyle MAJORETTE , MARCHI G BA The Marching Band, which is composed of about fifty members, provided the half-time entertainment at three Ken football games this season. In green and gold uniforms, and led by Mr. Wagner, they provided the accompaniment for the drill and baton teams. The Majorettes could be seen performing with the march- ing band on the football field. They were chosen from the baton squad and from the nucleus of the teaching unit for new girls trying out, at the end of the 1966, fall sports season. Their selection, announced at the girls, letter assem- bly last year, was made on the basis of rhythm, posture, and marching skills. The drum major supervises the teaching groups for the baton unit, while the lead majorette has the responsibility of creating and coordinating the majorettes' routine. Row 1.' D. Ernst, J. Bradley, L Sorrento, D. Lodyga, W. Balk, S Milbrandt, B. Gontarekg Row 2.: J. Kushner, D. Ernst, D. Smith D. Beuerman, N. Wadas, M. Sten- zel, C. Olen, L. Witul, P. Sourgle M. Leggiog Row 3: D. Santora, J. Baker, T. Agen, R. DiGiore, B. Pellnat, M. Butler, A. Kowalyk, S. Terranova, M. Hartman, D. Caster, D. Wierzbicki, E. Adam- czak, L. Witul MAJORETTES-B. Leiser, K. Fries, M. Mank, J. David, M. Greatrix, D. Lau, C. Grabowski JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS- K. Kempa, C. Fuhlbruck, M. O'Brien, B. Gontarek, D. Borucki Ist Row: L. Leiserg Zna' Row.' D. Schieder, A. Tedesco, J. Griese, martin, C. Gross, C. Kowalski, B. Brawng 4th Row: L. Schnobrick, K. Brechtel, M. Gnacinski, M. Riga, C. McDowell, V. Sobczak, S. P. Schultz, D. Belz, C. Landi, C. Lebedzinski, M. A. Cameron, Kolasz, P. Ferrentinog 3rd R0w.' P. Sharp, P. Eno, D. Hoffman, N. Thompson, L. Abrams, B. Peruzzini, K. Stanbetz, A. Felda P. Zasda, F. Oliver, D. Huber, D. Stafford, L. Graesser, S. Kin- Down the field the green and gold go marching all the way to entertain the fans at halftime. A colorful array of green and gold pom-poms synchronized to the beat of a cha-cha and the silver flashing of batons give B 0 the football games a professional look. Seventy girls under the direction of Mrs. Samuel practiced every morning in the gym learning a baton and dance routine. After many long hours of rehearsal the girls performed at three games and their work was well re- ceived by the fans with cheers and applause. Ist Row: N. Millerg 2nd Row: B. Ciminelli, M. Fischer, M. Damian, M. L. Zimmer, C. Krellner, L. Weimer, L. Craneg4th R0w.' D. Nelson, J. Gadra, B. Reeves, L. Preston, J. Bremer, K. Keating, N. Foster, S. McMahon, G. Norman, P. Bojanek, S. Burt, M. A. Ladowski, M. Schreiber, 3rd Row: M. Marshall, J. Gray, G. Cichocki, N. Hitch- J. Conorozzo, C. Czora, M. Fracasso, J. Ahrens, N. Caron cock, M. Snieszko, K. Campbell, D. Corbett, M. Schimpf, S. Sivula, Ist Row: E Hausser, T. Benkow' 2nd Row' P. Berebko L Kei er . , . , . PP , D. Distefano, A. Kaczmarkig 3rd Row: D. Depew, D. Long, P. Bel- V. Hughes, B. lszkiewicz, J. Purpora, R. Jaczewska, P. Petras, G. lanca, S. Hodge, D. Dzierzak, D. Graczyk, L. Lund,'A. Bauer, P. Ho- Eberhardt, P. Barnum, S. Czuczman, C. Plant, R. Campagnolo, gan, B. Pellnat, D. Beaty, B, Zambek, D. Porterfreld, J. Alberton D. Velocci, S. Harvey, S. Lelonek, C. Tryjankowski, S. Lelonek, C. Grant, C. Skowranski, S. Hofmeister, L. Smith, M. A. Jennings Under the leadership and hard work of Mrs. Lufkin, the Drill Team performed for the crowds during half-times at three football games. Each morning this talented group of girls practiced diligently to learn a drill and dance routine. The program for the big game with Bennett consisted mainly D R I L L of a dance number using green and gold netted pom-poms which were swung in time to a cha-cha. After putting in hours of practice the girls were greatly rewarded by the appreciation of those who attended the games. Ist R0w.' D. Hall, A. Bergstromg2nd Row.' M. Mayer, P. Iszkiewicz, brenner, S. Whitney, D. Nowak, L. Greco, S. Mergi, K. Mahaney J- Zgflda, C- Payne, K- MCGavGrn, P- N0WHk, D- D0CkfC1', G- Brawn, J. Blenk, C. Zulewski, C. Flury, L. Beauregard, S. Parylo, S. Beenau S. Riggs, J. Cole, N. Belter, P. Kilijanski, K. Schwartz, S. Stackpoole, J, K1-afchak, P, Staebell, L. Zientek, M. Szetler, B. Raiser L. N ll D. F ' ' ' ' u , ascrano, 3rd Row. L. Fitzgerald, L. Farrell, J. Aschen- a 1 MILERS-Row 1: J. Caver, D. La- Tona, L. Mattucci, B. Jakubow- ski, D. Prouty, C. Markey, G. Atz- rott. Row 2: K. Keye, S. May, C. Crane, J. Domras, K. Kramer, P. Moran, J . Reed, K. Piwowarski, D. Rutkowski. Row 3: S. May, D. Huber, J. Wylie, P. Celeste, P. Berebko, K. Miller, J. Miller, R. Sarnrock, F. Edwards. Row 4: B. Herr, C. Matlock, S. Arendt, L. Markus, C. Staubitz, L. Crane, B. Rudroff, D. Barnes. On Diving Board: S. Ihlenfeld, D. Martin, B. Milbrand, J. Gewand, E. Kalway This year's Girl's Swimming began with Green and Gold Teams, Milers and Swimming Leaders. Later, in March, Lifesaving began on Tuesdays and Fridays and lasted until May. Under the supervision of Miss Mildred Moore the girls were able to achieve grace, con- fidence and speed in swimming. The Green team was the victor in the weekly competition, winning the first game by ten, while winning the last one by only two. The Seniors were the final class competitors. Three times a year the girls are able to swim a complete mile for points or just swim for pleasure. Swimming Leaders taught underclassmen basics in swimming during regular class hours. Lifesaving began in March of this year and will continue until May. Here the girl's learn artificial respiration and all essential rescue methods. Miss Moore has been teaching at Kensington for sixteen years and is retiring this June. She has contributed much effort and time to the girls and has been an excellent instructor in swimming. We wish her happiness in the years ahead! SWIMMING TEAMS-Row 1.' D. Prouty, E. Kalway, C. Markey, J. Domras, K. Piwowarski, K. Keye, J. Caver, K. Kramer, D. Rutkow- ski. Row 2.' J. Wylie, G. Heintz, P. Hill, L. Mattucci, J. Miller, J. Reed, P. Mora.n.Row 3: C. Crane, D. Guerra, B. Jakubowski, S. May, S. May. Row 4.' C. Staubitz, L. Markus, B. Milbrand, D. Martin, J. Gewand, G. Atzrott, D. Barnes. On Diving Board: M. Uzdygan, B. Remington, S. Arendt, C. Mat- lock, D. LaTona. LIVESAVING-Row 1: K. Keye, J. Ca- ver, K. DiPirro, G. Eberhaxdt, S. Braun s B. Herr, D. Prouty, E. Kalway. Row 2: D. Guerra, G. Heintz, C. Markey, L. Mat- tucci, B. Jakubowski, S. May, K. Pinwow- ski, D. Rutkowski. Row 3: S. May, D Huber, J. Wylie, V. Hughes, P. Berebko K. Miller, J. Miller, F. Edwards, Pi Schultz. Row 4: C. Matlock, C. Crane S. Arendt, L. Markus, C. Staubitz, Li Crane, B. Rudroff GIRLS' SWIMMI G WINNING TEAM-Row I: P. Hill, B. Herr, C. Crane. Row 2: J. Wylie, D. Huber, S. Lex LEADERS-Row 1: S. Arendt, M. Uzdygan, C. Scotland, D. Kerchmeyer. Row 2.' C. Matlock, P. Hill, D. Miga, K. Miller. Row 3: B. Milbrand, C. Ponczkowski, L. Markus, C. Staubitz. On Diving Board: B. Iszkiewicz, R. Stec, K. Mesack, G. Yavi- coli, E. Kulesz VOLLEYBALL This year, well over tive hundred girls participated in intramural volleyball to earn points toward their letters. Volleyball games, which opened the fall season for girls, sports, were marked by high spirits. The girls showed their enthusiasm by adding vocal support to their teammates' physical efforts. In order to receive the honor of playing in the champion- ship matches, the four leading teams first had to have the best records in their own classes. The competition was keen, and after winning in a play-off within their class, the Juniors of homeroom 237 went on to defeat the Freshmen by two points. The Seniors then downed the Sophomores by a slim margin of three points. Finally, in the championship game, the Senior team, which hailed from 252, won over the Junior class champs with a score of 38 to 25. FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL-Ist Row: S. Schroe- der, G. Sharp, C. Schreiber, A. Schardt, J. Schrei- derg 2nd Row: P. Schmidt, R. Samrock, S. Semrau, S. Schneggenburger, P. Sandlekem, A. Pastwick, P. Russo. SENIOR VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS-D. Velocci, S. Walker, C. Wieczorek, T. Zboinski, J. Wagner, L. Visone, J. Wylie, B. Grant, B. Zambekg Not Pictured: F. Williams JUNIOR-SOPHOMORE VOLLEYBALL- Ist Row: D. Graczyk, K. Brechte1g2nd Row: Juniors-D. Depew, L. Farrell, B. Mays, C. Smith, D. Dockter, Sopho- mores-S. Streebel, B. Kowalski, D. Mor- reale, K. Burke, S. Gontarekg 3rd Row: Juniors-S. Lewis, M. Riga, E. Bursch, K. Bellissimo, L. Lund, A. Bergstrom, J. Lampka, S. Smith, Sophomores-N. Nor- man, K. Degener, M, A. Ladowski, N. Neubauer, C. Holly, D. Rembes, C. Fuhl- bruck, P. Kolb A f'h'?' L-1,1 ...L wmusus :sea H, s ...,.. ,...,JL..T..i....,. i SODHOMORE VINNERS I968 Row 1: G. Gaesser fCaptainJ, M. Zeffiro, L. Thomas, L. Kahota, K. janski, B. Milbrand, CCo-Captainj, C. Testa, M. Szymanski, C. Tapas- Pohlman, C. Szeller, S. Spies, S. Smolarek, K. Sonnenfeld, G. Thom- tog Row 3: B. Mordino, D. Corbett, M. Koenig, M. O'Brien, A. Dres- as QCO-Captainj, O. Stepps CCaptainJg Row 2.' J. Krafchak, P. Kili- sel, B. Tourjie, P. Starr, K. Burt, Absent D. Smith, S. Helbig, K. Rubeck, K. Mahoney, B. Montemarino, M. Marshall, S. Mellan, B. Hellerman, S. Thurston fCaptinJ, J. Albertson fCo-Captainj Row 1.' C. Crane, P. Hill, G. Florence, B. Grant, K. DiPirrog Row 2.' F. Williams, C. Ryszkiewicz, R. Fitzgerald, D. Staf- ford, D. Dzierczak, B. Iszkiewicg 155 BASKETB LL SENIOR WINNERS i968 TUESDAY TEAM-C. Zulewski, M. Garvin, C. Skowronski, WEDNESDAY TEAM-S. Wabik, L. Lund, A. Bauer, M. Kasp- C. Tryjankowski rzycki BCDWLING MONDAY TEAM-P. Celeste, A. Kacz- marski, L. Keipper, A. M. Claps THURSDAY TEAM-J. Blenk, S. Burt, D. Pringle, S. Mellan 156 FRIDAY TEAM-V. Biale, C. Witkowski, P. Bialo, B. Brawn HORSEBACK RIDING CLUB-Standing: L. Vizone, S. Ruftles, J. Miller, A. Foks, P. Russo, C. Sikierski, R. Polakiewicz, L. Duzen, B. Bluhm, N, Champagne, N. Mc Gee. Sitting: K. Kempa, A. Schmidt, J. Wylie, A. Condrell, J. Albertson, M. Hilliard, J. Watts, K. Wilson, D. Huber RIDI G CLUB, SOFTB LL, A D BADMI TO Riding was conducted on Saturday mornings starting in October at the Saddle and Bridle Club under the super- vision of Miss Ruth Mathews. The season closed in spring with a Horse Show at which ribbons were awarded to top riders in the beginner, intermediate, and advanced classes. In each of two bowling leagues, sixty teams vied against each other for high pin totals. For five consecutive weeks, the girls, organized in teams of four, met at the Bailey Bowling Academy under the direction of the girls' Physical Education Department. Softball, played as uwhiffle ball on a no-team basis, was part of the athletic calendar from January until the middle of March. Many girls, working to add points to the following year's letter, participate in Badminton annually. Competition was keen this spring in both the singles and doubles tournaments of the last sport of the school athletic year. BADMINTON-Kneeling: B. Perizzini, C. Flury, A. Daniels, L. Smith, M. Koenig. SOFTBALL-B. Adams, K. Antholzner Standing: C. Milbrandt, M. O'Brian, F. Glass R. Fitzgerald, J. David, P. Edward, S. Ferris, C. Crane, M. Daniels, D. Dzierzak, G. Eberhardt, M. Geist, J. Cross, D. DiStefano, M. A. Federico D. DeCreny, K. Fish, A. Diodate, J. Gray, S. Gran- ger, J. Gadra, M. J. Gnacinski, K. Fries, C. Grabow- ski, B. Dixon, D. Eno, K. DiPirro, D. Gray, J. Felder 1 GCDLD K WINNER K. Beane, S. Burger, V. Bialo, D. Beaty, R. Campagnola, L. Bender T. Benkow, R. Cercone, B. Campagnola, D. Byrnes, A. Boyer B. Adams, C. Cleveland, P. Berebko, B. Brawn, P. Barnum, G. Adams K. Antholzner, C. Best, P. Celeste, A. Bellezza, E. Bingert . - ,zllll F. Williams, N. Woodard, B. Zambek, S. Schultz, S. Kolasz, O. Tschemenko, S. Walker, D. Stafford, T. Zboinski, J. Thompson, S. Tufo, L. Smith, P. Testa, L. Visone, S. Schwab, M. A. Jennings, A. Te- desco, E. Thuman, J. Wagner S. McMahon, D. LaTona, B. Grant, P. Krausen, M. Latko, J. Kemp, M. Meier, L. Mackwirth J. Kushner, D. Lau, M. Mank, S. Lelonek, L. Maue M. May, S. Lex, S. Jones, B. Leiser, C. Krzuner, L. Keipper, D. Lewis, D. Miga, D. Metzger, A. Kacz- marski, D. Long, D. Lannen B. Pellnat, C. Plant, D. Nelson, L. Pasier, C. Rys zkiewicz, B. Peruzzini, C. Scarozza, P. Reitmeier D. Porterfield, G. Norman, P. Petras, D. Pesch M. A. Rath, J. Purpora, L. Schnobrick, M. Panus, V. Palsbo, F. Oliver, I. Rinaldi R. Herr, R. Jaczewski, P. Hogan, M. Greatrix, M. E Heine, S. Hodge, D. Huber, S. Hofmeister, N. Har- ris, L. Hubert, E. Hauesser, S. Guderian, B. Iszkie- wicz, G. Florence, P. Hill, J. Griese, C. Gruber V. Hughes . A 'N 0 'W ,, . .- 'WP N Q , . -4 4 x vw, ' 1, ' M. -A y ex. ' -A , o- ' 0 ' va '3' ' 2- ' ' of ' N4 G ADVERTISING 'D D fffl fl Q! lj' 1' ,,d ,T 1,1 Z1 ' 'l!'A W?D4H,1sQwa , 214. SHE! S Q K ?fx Q K iw ,QW . . ?'fW'1fW.,m+215a MMR S Happiness MEN af? ,-' 49'-45' 3 BCQK WANTED FW' Horwevsoom I-to 6 'fo' Fon r-ac, 8 ss xx if K' 85 - HOMEROOM 463 Mrs. Landsman- T here 's entirely too much talking! Janet Hart- I missed the bus again! Brenda J ones-'Nay I go to my locker? Anne Pastwick-The show must go on! Kathy Piwowarski-T op of the Honor Roll Diane Ruda- Who 's got the homework? Sue Ruffles-Glamor Girl Sue Russell- What, you came today? Pam Russo-Funny Girl Donna Rutkowski-Junk Collector Diane Rybarczyk-'Ts there a dance this weekend? Elizabeth Rychnowski- Giggles Sue Salamanchuck-Dangerously shy! Roxanne Samrock-'Y don 't know anything! Pat Sandekian- The Swimmer Nancy Sauberan- The Aliens -Mike 's girl Angela Schardt-The computer of 463 Donna Scheelar- 54 is on Wren! Ann Schmidt-That's Life!! Pam Sciunidt-The walking library Sue Schneggenburger-Report Card Collector of 463 Joan Schneider-Student's Choice Brenda Schreiber-One of those Theta girls Chris Schreiber-Future Music Teacher??? Sandy Schroeder-All for 'Y3ertha Sue Schuchardt- Quiet! Who, me?? Pam Schultz- When 's the next game? Linda Schwertfeger-Boys, Boys, Boys. . . Donna Sciortino-Short and Sweet Charleen Semrau-Double your pleasure Shirleen Semrau-Double your fun Pat Shanahan-The quiet one Gail Sharp-TALL UP! Sue Sheldon-The little one CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 68 Lon su-ZMORS N GREAT T0 - HR 259 S2 Q Ago un cams 0 TT umm 'O O M' QQ .age Q.. 0 M 560' CMM. A L MOIIIKA '- Q IND sms A ANITA A no G ll Y . - Qs .. R fi .. A A 9 yn CHEN gpm, LL HOMEROOM 453 HAPPINESS IS . . . B. Burzynski-knowing the guys from KOB. R. M. Castronova-being a little Lulu. J. Flueckinger-a Saturday going out with . . . A. Folks-getting a ride to school. K. Fortune-a record player, an ouija board and a tiny kitten. A.Condre11-coming home from Florida to friendly faces 1 know. P. Delano-being Posterwornan! P. Desassure-getting 10071 in Algebra. J. Dippold-not going swimming. T. Dobucld-being out of school! D. Domhart-doing my homework when it isn J. Domras-me, myself and 1. K. Durning-Mike 4 ever. L. Duzen-A ngola and Larry. F. Edwards-playing the piano. B. Eggelston-when 1'm with 'BOY S 'i P. Felton-looking like Twiggy. A. Fenev-don 't know what to do next. M. Ferrara-remembering my purse, pen, ect. D. Filipski-selling raffle tickets. 't jinished. N. Frankowski-Ending someone with gum. F riedman-double assemblies every Friday. Furmanek-good marks with KOB. E. Garrison-getting on the Honor Roll. M. Gavazzo-cutting first hour fBusinessj. F. Gerretsen-being a friend to all. L. Goble-wearing signs on my back. B. Golden-getting 10022 on a French test. L. Gorski-Ending a boy taller than 5 '43 J. Gowans-knowing nzy Spanish. M. Geist-fetching kangaroos. A. J ohnson-not falling on the ice. R. Nigro- not being called a pledge . J. Smith-having colored nylons. K. M. 164 if 22 HCMERCOM 109-BEST CF '68 Seated: Sherman Nelson- Sfamlingi Charles OHVCI, George Peffa' Seated: Donald Pecoraro, James Rodems, John Peters. Standing Plece, GUY Pane, Jack NUWBI, Wllllam 0f10WSk1- Dennis Pelletier, Daniel Shriver, Robert Potter, Roman Kowalyk. Seated: William Owens. Standing: James Ruppert, Chester Olen, Frank Piacente, Steve Nalezynski, Paul Piersa. Not Pictured: Roman Prystajko, Edmund Sabatino. Seated: Donald Smith. Standing: David Piscitello, Sam Palm- eri, Robert Napierals, John Moslow. Seated: George Robinson. Standing: David Salamone, Ed- ward Schiller, Martin Schardt, Gary Rosinski, Authur Rich- ter, Michael Rasp. HOMEROOM 455 Miss Nancy Cushing Mary Dosher Lynn Dunston Susan Eagen Colleen Franck Diane Gajewski Lynn Graham Cynthia Green Leslie Gregory Antoinette Grzelewski Dolores Guerra Patricia Haas Paula Hanes Barbara Harrer Kathleen Harrington Lynn Harrington Lynelle Hawkins Mary Heller Beverly Hellerman Linda Hensler Hazel Hester Carol Hill Cynthia Hill Jan Hogans Cynthia Hohensee Wendy Huels Gloria Hunter Nancy Ickowski Phyllis J armus Diane Jenson Alma Johnson Linda Jones Katherine Kantor Anne Manisalco Mildred Newitt IN MEMORY OF SUSAN MARIE HOOPER July 14, 1950-August 26, 1967 FROM HER CLOSE FRIENDS cafvvwoTCAc2t5,wvwLr9wiU,vtolZAoJ5 'flatilan mit-llanjnt Mag! !wi7Ufcotcltwr5AmJ.c,wA1inw0JJecffJfl1LLltaMol Slttlwawmdvtwtwdwmwilmwmtllwwt, Aanltnnwwnnwujln dtvatoll wuAAJCh1z,,AifvtQ2,Ah0.fXfftr5121AJEl1LQ2Le5 Sfr'Uftimleo3QhvJtia11Xfrrqo-rt,orA0l1LaA, Qatlttlloveefduvwmilttloveofkwwg Tnaotntitn nrnim,,9n,,, Slam vtotdmol-Alutwjnttowagl Jofwtul!UltikwrbQUZruj 'xx YOU GUYS ARE A NCH OF HEAT BALLS O3 N THE ALL ' STARS ,xr ...Z v CONGRATULATIONS BUFFALO GENERAL HOSPITAL Department of Nursing The Buffalo General Hospital of Nursing UAQ gKleinAans C offers a program in Professional Nursing to qualified men and women. If interested make application to: Mrs. Aileen L. Carroll Difectol' Of Nursing Main at Clinton - Downtown Buffalo 100 High Street Buffalo' New York 14203 Thruway Plaza - Harlem and Walden Boulevard Mall - Niagara Falls Blvd. 168 OR accurate, intelligent reporting that will increase your understanding of im- portant events of this complex world, be sure to read the BUFFALO EVENING NEWS One of fhe Na'l'ion's Great' Newspapers HOMEROOM 301 Karen Agen-Our little 'go-go girl Linda Rybarczyk- One of the greatest Doris Waszak-Sweet 16 and never been kissed by the Diane Hoffman-'241ways Available right person. Nancy Belter-The beaded wonder Pat Wasinger- Unavailable Debbie Bradley-The wonderful girl or color Mollyann Visco-Jim 's girl Mary Clinton- What! 'Me cut your class! Pat Travers-Johnny is love forever Michelle Damian-'Y-lot Rod Margaret Sweeney-Spanky and Spider Sandra Daruszka- Little mouse Rita Sliwinski-Nice to know Mary F racasso- Seegar 's girl Chris Scherrer- Wally forever and ever Debbie Grenier-'24ll for Tom Arlene Santori-'ilim forever Marcia Helper-Silence is Golden Brenda Rushin-'Did you bring your report card? ' Kathy J anas- Dale forever and ever Pat Reid-Never says a word Kathy Keitz-T he quiet type Sheila Reimann- One in a million Shirley Klyczek- Good things come in small packages Holly Perna-H301 's swinger Linda Krampon- Everbody 's Angel Sue Pellnat- Go girls, make a basket Janet Krawczyk-'ilohn never knows! Nancy Nowak- Bullwinkle 's corner Marcia Kubiak-'Drivers Beware! Karen Murdock- Guess who 's here? Linda Machinski- Flower Power Dawn McKibbin-'Never stops wearing mini skirts. HOMEROOM 250 Mrs. Davis-Leonardo Da Vinci '68 Marcia Augustyniak-Is it true blondes have more fun? Ellen Barill-Is anyone out in the hall? Kathy Brennan-Hold on, I 'm coming. Pat Claps-He was a short, hairy guy. Linda Eggleston-Jack be nimble, Jack be quick Nadine F enev-The next plane to Russia Chris F ronczak-Quiet one Gail Guderian-Peter Pan Florence Hackford-One in a million Pat Halas-Den this, Den that! Ginny Krzyanowski-Really?! Peg Landsman-I'm sure! Carol McDowell-Betty Crocker 's new recipe Rosemarie Meiser-In memory of. . . Nancy Miller-Only George Karen Murphy-Hey Kathy, Did ya get a letter? Etta Pace-T he mighty midget Bev Pryce- You 're kidding? Rosanne Russo-Blue is her favorite color Sinikka Sivula-Born to travel Lois Smith-Daryl, cut it out! Diane Szczepankiewicz-Quiet but nice Barb Tresmond-I gotta get outta this place Sue Whitney-250's Greatest! wt rmsr For Home EVERY DAY of the YEAR The Delivery Courier-Express 852-5353 COMPLIMENTS OF FRANK 0'CONNOR Sporting Goods Company I Complete Line of ATH LETIC EQUIPMENT School and Team Outfitters 499 WASHINGTON STREET BUFFALO, NEW YORK 14203 853-7266 ior a Career in Frofessioncvftjwlrsing Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing of Buffalo, New York An N.L.N. full accredited diploma program approved by the N.Y. State Education Department and affil- iated with the University of the State of New York at Buffalo Cformerly U.B.j Planned clinical instruction in a new 395 bed unit. Applicants for the 1968 fall class are to communicate with the Director of Nursing, Deaconess Hospital, 1001 Humboldt Parkway, Buffalo, New York 14208. CHAS. F. DAMM, INC. TROPHIES PLAQUES AWARDS DIAMONDS ik' GEM IDENTIFICATION AND APPRAISALS TL 4-6029 86 W. CHIPPEWA STREET BUFFALO 2, NEW YORK HAVING A omni: or A Time nv 3547! wana! N it f 508 w tra: K Y MNA-V Ac' ,, ,,,... L. SNIN 'D 4 mme QQ 079 R O O M 2 5 7 sends their congratulations to the Graduates of 68 Teacherg Miss Musial Carol Bebe- Sunny Karen Borschel-I like rootbeer?? Paula Burkard-The ONE and ONL Y Karen Campbell-The girl with the golden smile Linda Celano-Mark 's lil' angel in disguise Betty Ciminelli-What's theorem 1,2,3,4, ect .... , ect .... Barb Czechowski-Quiet Town U.S.A. Bev Drezek-Never can tell you know! Phyllis Float-She sunk! Terry Gracie-Does anyone want to buy . . . Kathy Helmuth-Sweetness is a thing called Kathy Barb J aczewski-Silence is Golden Debbie Kirchmeyer-Timmie 's little Savage forever! Louise Kiristis-Kaleidoscope eyes Bonnie Kreuzer-Can 't wait till Saturday night Cindy Krol-I'll bring my excuse tomorrow Sue Meindl-Mousey KM WA! j Peggy Moyer-Good things come in small packages Adrienne Quadrone- Cher Peggy Ryicki-The brains of Mr. Millard 's class Jane Sienkiewicz-Short hair today, long hair tomorrow Mary Jane Stumpf-Boy Town ILS.A. Karen Sugg-Randy, Ron, or Herbert? Now which one is it? Andrea Zimmer-Do redheads really have more fun? Pat Hohensee-Double Trouble! Gerry Turton- Tom di Gertjynfget it?j Monica Skowron-Sonny 's little Soul Baby Janet Cunningham-Quiet but Sweet! Jeanette Cataldo-Best dressed in 25 7 Liz Kulesz- Broadway s woman Sally Schiess-'24in't Gonna EatMy Heart Out Anymore THE GIRLS OF 465 Ann Marie Dressel-ls it true blonds have more fun? Martha Keller-Sam Beta Phi Judy Sawyer-Love that Sailor Boy Barbara Schmauss-The patriotic gal of 465 Lisa Sheffield-Greetings to the world of SOUL Linda Sherman-Truth is Beauty Chris Siekierski-All she needs is a wink of her eye Seija Sivila-Go Ken Go Joan Sliwinski-A bsent, me?-never Debra Smith-New but true Terry Smith-Mike 's girl Sue Smolarek-She is a winner with a smile Kathy Sonnernfield-Friend to all Sandra Sorrell-She loves only the stubborn Dutchmen Mary Beth Spann-Sweet, Sincere, and Innocent Madeline Sperduti-Everybody 's friend Sandie Spies-The quiet one Pat Starr-Girl with the sparkle in her eye Olivia Stepps-A nice, sweet girl with the 'Qgolden smile Chris Szeiler-The kookiest kid in the room Mary Szymczak-A ll for Steve Claudia Tapasto-Snicks loves Snickers Marie Tater-How 's the TEMPTA T I ONS ? Cathy Testa-Bubbling with Happiness Estelle Tomczak-A cute bunny Kathleen Torsell-Kappa Phi Beta forever Gloria Thomas-Late again! Barbara Tourjie-Miss Swannie's favorite Karen Travers-Cute and Shy Kathy Vanderwater-Innocence in Disguise Pat Vanderwater-Sweet and Petite t y G1 QQ a mg .M b M 15 ,A C fi! C i N I M, HONEROOM 163 MISS COPINORS CLASS OF N968 HOMEROOM 106 Mike Ivers- CHOPPER Lee W. Hobel-U1S.M.C. Ken Harris-How's Your Monkey Tim Feider-Party At My House Robert Hill-Man About Town Glenn Hobel-Horrible Hobel Jesse DeGroat-Happiness is Graduation Mark Hobel-His Brother's Keeper Art F ischer-Party? Here I Come Paul Gentile-T he Pinochle Champ Pat Grady- '7Vorm's Boy John Whalen-Ken 's Track Team Pat Garvey-S. T.P. David Ernst-Tennis Champion? Vince Fininzio- Where 's The Party? Jeffrey J ackson- The Civil Rights Leader fd? ' Tom Geist- The Birdie Mike Gervasio-Big G Little O Mike Grzechowiak-Little G Big 0 Steve Henninger-Nine Ball? Fred EhrHardt-Silent Partner Larry Eichelberger-The Operator Donald Fell-For Whom? Ed Frankowski-Office Wolf Donald Fritz- 'Beatles Forever Ken Gallivan-Silent One Charlie Gardinier- Late Again Russel Greco-Ladies Man Greg Groeger- One Of The Best Don Wyzykowski-Spell It Again? Duane Hewson-'Mafia 's Henchman Miss Flierl- T he Caretaker HOMEROOM 366 Mrs. Monahan- Girls, the bell has Rung! Donnette Beuerman-'flim is Girl Christine Bilas-Do Blondes have more fun! Karen Brechtel- Goldy Locks Kathleen Burke-Perfect match for Bob Joyce Conarozzo-'Mikes Girl Karen Degener-Little Miss Dynamite Colleen Downey-A carefree gal Claire F uhlbruck-Our Living Doll Elizabeth Gontarek-She lives to be happy Phyllis Gross-A happy-go-lucky girl Cheryl Halby-Quiet and Sweet Judy Hunt-Quiet but Nice Donna Hyla-Giggles Vickie Ivey- What! Late again Marcia Kaiser-Sweetness Carol Kimmartin-Cheerful one Pat Kolb-Short and Cute Barbara Kawalski-She has found her Romeo? Mary Ann Ladowski-An all American girl Deborah Marino-One in a million Beatrice Micheal-Always a smile Cathy Marreale-Cute as a button Nancy Neubaur-New Jersey here I come! Nancy N orman-Class A thlete Patricia Petrucci-The Wild Loner Deborah Rember-Look out World, here she comes Carolyn Romanowski-Special in her own way Sharon Scherrer-Her best subject 'BOYSU Carol Schulty-Wild one Sandy Smith-Morris forever Susan Stoerr-Smiley Susan Streebel-A friend to everyone Carol Syracuse-She is full of Wit, Charm, and Grace Madona Szczech-A ir Force Blues until Mike returns Darlene Valentine-February 14 is my day! Barbara Vasili-Little Angel Pam Bialo-A girl who lives in Florida MISS McGEE'S ROMPER ROOM: 157 f if 175 YOUR STUDENT COUNCIL ACHIEVEMENTS ,ifgf CARNATION SALELU Q L. S C? 29 5 59 5 omcms Q S Nick Beaver iq Q' preydervt C? 2 Pat Hogan Q S T Vice' Pres. to , C5 QQQL DANCE 194, Li? lm mflprecxsurer' U Q J S Kcmdy Beane Q C9 Q? LL Record. Secretary EE' Q QL? Chris Ryizkievvgcz . Q orres. ecretary -X S S Bob Croce 93 Q L: Ser eanf-of-Arms 121 er 9 9 QU SU C SAF Q90 iw MER-HQGH ETY AND cg. QQ, .QQRRENTEVENTSQ R S Q? in 5? M M - Q ff Fm use cuda ,fb O X, . S QQ 1 5 Muse, PVTJLZ gg? 5 gb 6 726 5? Q A .5 O: fL QED if Wg, XC? lil 51 QOMMITTE O35 00+ U 43 vi Q CN if G' f Q cs' u. Qc 4, . ,Q 63 X83 2 LU fb 2 V' 2 U 2 5 Li 'Q 6X Q? JO Q WWE? NOTE5 'NA pp0f?T OF KEWQD U 176 Union Road, Cheektowaga WHERE EVERY DAY IS SALE DAY!! HOMEROOM 3l3 Nelson Haas Maurice Harrington John Hoffman Lyle Indniderson George Marvin Dalle Mellan Bob Zimmerman Charles Zalakowski Emil Williams Dave Synder Rich Schinching Dave Scherer Ed Reder Tim Milligan Mark Miller Den Watson George Yates Gary Zajd Paul Whirley HOMEROOM 309 Dan Barber, John Bubar, Tom Bussh, Joe Cercone, Buffalo, New York 14215 Steve Dorobiala, Don Ernst, Mark Evans, Dick Kra- jewski, Craig Kreuzer, Chris Krupski, Dean Kurdziel, Dale Puricelli, Peter VanDette, John VanEvery, John Velardo Compliments of: Bailey Bowling Academy 2609 Bailey Avenue HOMEROOM 457 Miss Davison- Girls!1n your own seats! Terry Aleksa-Love that Vinny! Diane Bartnik-A ll for Marines. Linda Burr-Little and Loud! Laura Cerui-Carmen 's Baby Maxine Cooper- Cupie Doll Carol Curto-'Better late than never. Eleanor Downey-Love is great! Nanette Fendzlau-Great friend to all. Beverly Garwol-As quiet as a mouse? Debbie Gatza-Ding Dong Jane Gavazzo-Our quiet Lady Godiva Sue Harper- Of course, I 'm going ice skating Friday night. Vera Ivanov-Florida, here I come! Madge Kauhl-A '?enny for your thoughts. Karen Kempa-Alias Lucy Barb Kramer-'7Vo, I didn 't darken my hair! Sandy Leli-The center of fun Sandy Milbrandt-'lou Marilyn Moran-Sweet and quiet????? Chris Mosack-It was too good to be true. Nancy O'Ke1ly-Still Dave Cathy Porter-Jim 's girl Vanda Puccinelli- Yeh, Marines! Pam Roty- Will I see Roger? Judi Scesney-'fludy in Disguise Kathy Showers-'little one Candee Stribick- 'Tepperrninf' Marilyn Swan-Quiet n 'Sweet Nancy Thuston-Luv that Sarnbo! Terry Vollmer-Gene 's girl Cindy Witkowski- 'Tits Linda Zientek-Ken 's girl Gloria Towner-Petite Miss b HOMEROOM 162 J, Kemp D. Lau J , Keuck M. Lebedzinski L. Koedel B. Leiser S. Kolasz S. Leonik J. Korczynski R. Lesniewski C. Kramer D. Lewis P. Krausen S. Lex D. Krienbuhl D. Long E. Krywalski C. Maciejewski J. Kubachi L. MacKwirth M. Kubachi E- MHCIO J. Kushner B. Manganaro D. Lannen M. Mank M. Latko M. Manuszewski D. Latona L. Marschall 178 s M, J ' 'Wsrf ig - BEST WISHES 1 i . Row lg Greg Zaleski, Paul Walczak, Ed Walhowiak, Jack Wielinski, Wally Sob- czyk, A1 Torsell ' Row 2g V Tom Weld, Fred Wietig, Larry Stabler, Charles Whetstone, Tom Zygaj , Rowlg Dave Schneider, Tom Zeffiro, Pat Twentyiive, Dave Zuppa, Ron Yoerg Row 2g Marc Stenzel, Don VanEvery, Dave Fox, Jim Sommer, Ken Swartz Row 1 Jim Sheldon, Paul Sorgule, John Whoderzyk, Rich Zlatz, Bob Simcoe Row 2g Jim Wild, Dave Zgoda, Mike Skok SENIOR BOYS Mrs. Smith I N Our Favorite Babysitter 179 kbp-ygrgm m X59 Hass 'Dlckmzvx Mr. Berner's Hoomroom 239 .1-ftiig '-. ga- A. Bauer fl,-' X Cixi' S- Le10l'1ek r C. Borrcal 5:5Q:Wr.vrf,.-fry' XX .N. Mnlch S. Boundy ' -......--- -- K. Phmney J. Braceweu R. Remmington D. Brown M. Reynolds P. Dennis 5 Rigo J. Duewiger Jr. D. Schleder - J. Ferrari if: it MJ. Schlmpf P. Ferrentino if D. Schueler J. Gerlach X1 S- Slkm C. Gram C. Skowronski S. Harvey f N! K' Thies L. Headley C. Tryjankowski A. Hornung M- UZdY8an pr King f S. Woronchuk C. Latko C. Zimmerman B. LaVorgna 4 3. 'T ' ONE FOR ALL -139 AND ALL FOR SNOOPY! 180 Kamera, Diane-Teachers Pet Kamera, Karen-Congratulations Kemp H OMEROO M 461 MRS. LANGFORD u MacMillan, Nancy-'Do you have any gum? Manns, Denise- The Kid Kemp, Diane-Di is our 461 cheerleader fathletej Kopciowski, Catherine-Who couldn 't think . . . K of any- thing else to writej Lawrence, Connie-One of the smart ones Lee, J acqueline-Tuff guy Soul Lehr, Peggy-Giggles Licata, J oanne-T he little one Light, Theresa-The girl with the dark brown hair Livington, Rosealee-Silence is golden Lackhart, Deborah-Art 4 ever Loftus, Alice-The short one??? Lorenzo, Laura-Miss Vice President Luedke, Nancy-Nice to know . - , W Lukaszewsk1, Carolyn E:mc2, that s the ay! Marczak, Sandra-Y ou owe me a note! Margarucci, Kathy-The late swimmer Mariani, Rose Marie-'Mona Lisa Markey, Cynthia-Girl watchers girl Martin, Geraldine-Too tall to be short Maryniak, Susan-Twiggy-by name only Masterson, Collen-A smile for all Mastrangelo, Sandra-Proud to be a Theta girl Mattus, Donna-Mini Girl May, Sharon-Beat the Champ May, Shirley-All for a swim McA1pin, Deborah-Irish blue-green eyed school skipper McC1aren, Debbie-Can 't keep her mouth shut . ly 1 A D Y- 2 'x X Q, fe it 3 ss Cf v 7 F as . . X j . Q 90 Q. Dx -5 bbos C' D Lf' 'SV' 5 0 - V gre, 2 afpw 'Q , F' rw I VO 60 '7 f-magma f 'V-IDR-10117 'S 4 K' BLAIR f Y5l!Ds1d'mM A 'EQUEL ff Qn1vm29il Mn. Srgnk jszea-sm I i Q 0 . ,wo 7, 'y -Sf ff-C, O'f+v X Q14 all fo 'fu JW? cond Sf '54 f 5 9+ R K 2 V3 'K rf Qs yi APG' 0 fx 32 3 3 'B 06? Q' x f X 4 V 9 N 0 'F - Af X at A a X Sa 22 19 f vi 3- m 0 I Q N. ts B 2 6 '11 f' X ew L f 3 f 181 THE CLASS QF HOMEROOM 102 X MRS. MAYER Bonnie Adams Gayle Adams Karen Antholzner Mary Ellen Baemuler Naureen Baker Diane Balcerzak Pat Barnum Kandy Beane Diane Beaty Netty Bellezza Linda Bender Tammy Benkow Diane Benzel Pat Berebko Terry Berthiaume ,Q 41,5 U O.Q ' 1.3 Chris Best Sue Betlewicz Jane Beyer Ginny Bialo Elaine Bingert Elaine Boczarski Kathy Bonati Lois Borkowski ,S in Annette Boyer Sue Brawn Bev Brawn Doris Buckfelder Pat Buhr Sandy Burger Linda Burkhardt Diane Byrnes Caroline Camillo 182 l 5 M 1 -Q66 ha 5 ll QPN ,J-. by feb C:J:toi'ijgo05Q, my ,K In Cf, G xcuga 7 , Q35,Tan-KY N E'l,id,:U3rD23tc , . J- ow 'iW'C,JDfv3'f,LO,DQ lv Vxhqfalcq '-xl,-.f Aga , as ' yvwb XQQLVQO ' N hx 4? Y ,S KJYVJ slat-Q1 F '55 V Q .feliit ' . fVq5,f0f,,c3 A55 C3 gg ww Qu' 'Y' W if qt I JAH. , CL. 111.6 25 A lady QVZ B WN. Karr if bf 4 1 2-b f .' 670 .V . O Cfwffs SG! 'WQ?,5Q?fge'b' fri? ff 80'D.fQFO 'Qt Civwjwbqia' tl of Y, agfq P430 . 569 Cay ' ,A aff? I Oon 166 f- 'TT'irSs.'?NQ5'LmQ-4 HOMEROOM Mrs. Falsone-'Do you know what time it is? Joy Albertson-A ll for Dave Trudy Brodfueher-Cute and Quiet Linda Buziak-'Boo for short Dorothy Cordelius- . . . and all Earlene Crocker-'How about a cracker? Judy De1Monte-Only the best peas go into DelMonte! Laurel Dunbar-She's light on her feet Alma Felda- Cool Driver??? Carlotte Flury-'iS'he's really the quiet type! Greta Heintz-'Wice Girl Sandy Kimmortin-'Y-lappiness is Ron Edda Laurini-Great to get along with! Lynn Leiser-'iHer voice towers over everone 's! Faith Luck-Paul has Luck with Faith 263 Gail Martina- Congratulations Carlyn Matlock-Book Worm in the Book Store Lyn Myers-'Zate again! Sandy Peruzzini-Jimmy now, Jimmy forever! Beverly Phillips-Here comes the bride! Diane Salamanchuk-'flohn 's my guy! Donna Salzer-Sure I 'm patient, but Hurry! Kathy Schwartz- 'Kasey Linda Slebioda-1 hope it 's Mike!! Linda Slowinski-'Y cracked up! Kathy Tucker-'Howis Wille? Janice Wailand-The kid with a big smile! Sharon Wisniewiski- You re sure high! Joyce Zgoda-'ilohn 's the one! Marion Zirlinski-Are you ever here? 183 THE BABY DOLLS OF 164 ' s CAN Yau MAT GH E M ,GQW fi! , , ,, ,i AA-f 5,3 Y M J A' ' if A ,,., .,,..., ,. .N i 1, Vt 'I L X a t Q, M, - , A , , Y ,,,, ,VVVV4 f pg aw f y sf, - K A,',' ' 5 cf' in , .....,ffS' Nr: 4 fmt f.. fA'l ,:w, it tt ig f' 'Y in ., J W Q A i , 'K -.'. J ,f l ' w. , , ' A ll . ,. l i f , dll Marlene Sadowski Becky Sakevich Sharon Otto Ginny Palsbo Maureen Panus Linda Pasier Barb Pellnat Bonnie Peruzzini Sue Peruzzini Diane Pesch Peggy Petras Joyce Piesczynski Carrie Piotrowski Cathy Plant Chris Ploch Judy Ponczykowski Debby Porterfield Marcia Predko Pat Pully Linda Puricelli Joann Purpora Rosemary Radel Maryann Rath Penny Reitmeier Aida Rinaldi Paula Roe sser Janice Ruhling Linda Rummings Chris Ryszkiewicz HOMEROOM 404 Mrs. Bernstein Shh ............. Girls ............ Quiet Girls .............Quiet!!!!!!!!!!! Sheila Ahr-Steve Roberta Aiple-Just call me 'Robbieu Lu Ann Albert- Louie-Louie Barbara Albrecht-Super Chicken 's Pal Fred Audrey Ambrose-Greg's Girl Kathy Ambrose-T he best of everything Barbara Amerson-Love is a hurting thing, Sweetie Sharon Ashley-Speech is Silver, Silence is Golden Gayle Atzrott-Little Miss Gossip Susanne Atzrott-Sincerity Counts Donna Baer-Better late than never Dolores Baker- Burl always smile! LuAnn Barrea- Louie Baby Kay Ann Barrow-'Teanutsu Carol Bauer-Quiet Mary Ann Belicca-No one nicer Diane Belscher-Would you believe ...... Crazy? Gayle Benshadle- Sunny Barbara Bernstein-'Bubblely Barb Diane Blakeley-Jim 's Flame Karen Blakelock-Things go better with pop Denise Block-Pete, Candy, Charlie Jeannette Bloom-'Red Fink Bonnie Bluhm-Cheer up, the worst is yet to come Judi Bogdan- Little Woman Karen Bojarski-Honor Roll Miss Barbara Bolton-All you need is glue Tanva Baker-'We Na Without Love Life is nothing Connie Brady-404 's A thelete Beverly Barber-When you move you lose the Groove Barbara Hauseli-Ufffflilfaly H Deborah Barnes-Sweet and Petite Mary Hutch- 1 nf 91710 Diane Barone-T he pink of perfection 184 Miss Kfeis and Homamom 40- wish: Jenn'lF9Y havfis SOVH ie moscicki lYnn SXQYWS VYWUTY-AY llnda kosmoskg Pam mix NOVWAS Peexpxes Carxene OWONEH cgarmxe, Pannudlo wxav'lEv1e reed rosavw Ne RFQWWYB ilu mc QWSOH JANE reed Savvy mc. minDeS CSGWY mON+e'SanO nancy mcgee' Sue, wxinkel Ed na Ywelsovl E12-H. Kicks marlene mi cHaKek kexyy va ese Fa'i'rkCIS lisiecki Sharon Yvxa-LLM' hexevx Perf' Llacg SUNG YYM ef' O I Y U K' 'lx dovma m0N+a5avf1oCoke'H-6 kdkwskx Sandra mol-i+evnol this E,eQHerZe,ws:fq g.?xvrl?ne munswskgk Iirley orZulaC3monAmorcel e x F IYII - deuvy o5'x f0U05kin 5 jamie. robmsovx dan-Hn lwou-W P ba Rbara ruudmflf a wxavfG'ave5r Vino Pam Y-essxexbavb ULsa+exi DQYOMAY churn' rx vvid'cHeu YXanc.7l TBAECRR KIT-P H june va-O-l-Key d fa Pafxe e, mou. on kany manczak demise Fluard marxene, Mc, brziney renaE volakxewicz JOB me Farr ba LA a PQLOSRSLG Sandra Fovfemfiel? to an Ken SLIJQMISI 'YV i M I Fa 3 SliQ:::xa?or'+er'Fie.1cl C N5 YVXLA X23 donna YYYCQ cavma Gkover deivxe, Rice. Navy E Hen Y'awl'e ns-I-re MCL, Xoeve-fly Ka zar Kinda K: r En-H5 anne. FeRic.ozzi 185 to the CLASS OF '68 HIIIIIIISUN III-IIIIIITIIII DIVISION GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION JC NANCY WOODARD ELLEN WILLARD CC SNYLIC FEI. BARBWILLIUEY E WRDBLEWSKI ZOMBE K TERRY ZBOINSK SU E ZONIC nc .mov pn: esnoor KAR EN scnwenol. ER oBBlE STACI-uowm LYNN! VANBUSKIRK oums VELOCClfTRlSl-IWOLF rr: vencosfuz vasoue 252 JUDY wsuenfw smnisv wanucen wmazneecx Lou wAu.eNe een samov wawrsns WCLZMILLER CHRIS WIBRCZAREK -mmcevoun Mrs. Ruby-Love that red!! ? Sheila Beenare-Get in your seat Bean HOMEROOM 303 while anyway. Alicia Klas-'let there be peace on earth and let zt begin Debbie Barucki-Share a little tea with Debbie with me. Lu Castiglione-Happiness is her smiling face Chris Luscom-Love is: Jim J oan Cichowicz-T he Authoress of 303 Linda Matucci-Happiness is Spanish Class Penny Clark-Jim, Jim, Jim Peggy Duszynski-Misty di Danny Jean Radel-One in a million Debbie Sahl-Life is great, but only if your alive Judy Foster-Neverg ever,' a dull moment with this soul Candie Schlager-Incense, Peace, and Flowers child Sue Wartero-All for Nelly Andrea Frank-T he 'iflnne Frank of 303 Joan Pollinger-I love Doug Linda Greco-Personality Plus!! Chris Mundt-All for the love of Joe Marge Hilliard- Sarah Goldstein. Living free and loving Marge Sansone-Nice to know itf Pam Hohensee-Dave, Dave, Dave J annette Issacs-Pretty blue eyes Lin Sinclair-Lady in Pink Mary Simcoe-Phil's girl Jenny Sunguest-Devil orAngel? Barbara J akabowski- Where 's my stretch band? Debbie Paradowski-Living free and crazy Chris Janczak-Chris di Louie forever! How 'bout for a Barbi Mendero- little one 187 al l .1!i ,4l 1 V g, Qfily gg fi W 'P' X. ' wiv wr 3 -ivf v VV ,ggf ' V ' fw mr. mfllar-al's mJs+ic-if Room 207 .f l'-KN . Xl 188 CLIMBING THE LADDER OF SUCCESS! I 'rl CLASS OF '69' PRESENTS 'LMISS VALENTE'S DELIGHTFUL DELINQUENTSH DIRECT FROM 266-DIRECTED BY MISS VALENTE Susan Arendt Mary Bednarek Linda Broel Marie Bruyere Maryann Cameron Kathy Crocoll Annette DiGiore Rose Dombrowski Joanne F etto Carol Filipski Florence Glass THE CAST Peggy Hess Beth Karnath Sharon Kremblas Kathy Kwiecinski Cindy Lebedzinsld Kathy Mahoney Mary McGovern Kathy Moran Cindy Morath Aida Mucilli Bev Raiser Debbie Sartori LATE AGAIN! Anita Schnell Margaret Snieszka Ruth Suszynski Sue Swain Dorene Wald Linnea Witman Brenda Grant Robin Pringle Virginia Simmons Kathleen Slomowi Pat Wuj ek CZ ROOM FOR ONE MORE! WE'VE GOT YOUR NUMBER' ANOTHER M.F.R.G. PRODUCTION 189 N I M l HOMEROOM 363 Mrs. Gerlach-Best homeroom teacher for 1968, Mrs. Ger- lach forever. Janice Ahrens-A little bit of heaven Linda Bieber-Hoping for Happiness Viola Chapman-Love My Big MARINE Linda Cortese-She looks, walks, and talks like an angel Kathie Denis-Perfect in everyway Patty Edwards-She loves Nat's kiss and warm embrace Dolores Ellis-A sweet one to know Diane Fasciano-Look out world she's here to stay Chrisy Feltman-Denny Warren 's little chick Claudia Gagliardo-She only has eyes for Mike Kathy Hoos-Deep are the roots of love for Chuck Janice Jankowski-Ken 's loving angel Barbara Karnath-She's something wonderful Chris Korzeniewski-Silence is Golden Cassie La Rocco-She's building her world around Nelson Dolly Nowak-Never a dull moment Sandy Riggs-Sweet and always smiling Marcia Slesinski-Love my Sailor Valerie Sobrzak-'Hey Baby Cakes Laurie Stanley-Chris, will you still love me tomorrow Maria Szuba-KOB di Rick F. forever Ginny Vaughan- You 'll never guess who I like now . . . Sue Wesolawski- Wedding bells are gonna chime Terry Polanski-To know her is to love her the gqft that any YOU cart give . . .YOUR PHOTOGRAPH For thofe who take great prta'e in you, there if uo more appreciated gft than your photograph. Come to your 0-jjltcial Photographer when you need a'i.rtiugui.rhed portraits' to give ou memorahle occafiomt feart Sartlou 5'tua'io of ADAM, MELDRUM 81 ANDERSON CO 192 19 Corolyn Kowalski-Greatness is hers Dave Accordino Mark Ayers Richard Balzer Charles Banas Buddy Barnum Bill Barnes Tom Bartlett Dave Boccolucci Dave Cobb Jack Colern J oe Connolly Jeff Cook Dick Cressman F rank Dobson Bill Downie Don Eddy J oe Garcea Marv Kapus Ted Muszynski Frank Nappo Frank Page HOME 2 O 6 ROOM Paul Pompeo Bob Ratigan Tony Schroeder Doug Schurr Carl Schwarzott Jerry Schwec David Zielinski HOMEROOM 243 Debbie Ahr-Full of laughs and smiles Linda Andrzyewski-Best of Everything Diane Badack-One out ofa million Barbara Boddie-She 's sweet Nancy Bogdan-Sugar, spice 'n everthing nice Rita Ciaudella-Our quiet one Donna Dudziak-The one for art Jo Anne Federico-Our best-dressed doll Rosaland Field-Devil 0rAngeI?????? Linda Fitzgerald-Never Shuts Up!!! Virginia Florence-A real doll Patrica Frank-Personality Plus Marueen Garvin-Always bubbling with joy Darlene Hall-Parle-tu francaise? Marabeth Hartman-Peaches and Cream Carolyn Koch-The one we miss Linda Kyle-She's supposed to be our leader . . . Louise Lambert-243's VOICE Carol Milbrandt-Quiet and Shy Rosemary Mustarelli-'7VIiss Sewing Machine of 1968 Colleen Payne-Our Ray of Sunshine Donna Pringle-Happiness is Canada Cynthia Rambus-Silence is Golden Gretchen Roedel-Always on the go Cathy Rybarczyk-One of the Best Catherine Sitarek-Newest Member of Our Family Donna Starr-She has ENOUGH GUYS Judy Tomczak-She's a Wild Chick Gerry Westwood-A Barrel of Fun Sue Zientek-Little things come in small packages HOMEROOM 209 CLASS OF Mark Bauer-209 's Ringleader Dave Kalister-BOSS SA UCE Mike Gallager-Mr. Quiet Dennis Matecki-Carrot top Richard Shriber-'DICKE Y David Rader-209 's Silent Computer 69 N Y Y Andrew DiVinenzo-'?1ow's your Monkey? Dennis Faltisco- When 's the VOLCANO gonna open! Jon Mast-All High '68 Dennis Avis-SOUL INC Wayne Queer- Waynee Rebound! R. J. Simmons-Falcon Phantom Wallace Odden-MOD SQUAD!!! Dennis Zemrick-Frealess Fly Jim Fusani-Giggs Doc. Eagan- Write a 6,000,000,000 word composition .... Greg Cannon-Gluehead Don McKernan-Curley go straight Charles Luck-Chuck-A-Luck David Lodgya Scott Close-Millarcl's Pet Mike Ritzer-DUH! Where 's the boys lockerroom Matthew Blaszak-Walden Bum Mike Merdith-WICKSPERSONIFIED Mike Belsher-T in Grin Bob Warens- 209's Athlete Ted Pitts- Let it all hang out Sam Terronova-'Burl don 't like that teacher. Larry Ladowski Mike Snyder-209's Scholar Casey Gervase-Cool McCool Kenneth Siminski- WILD CHILD Joe Ralabate-209's Mr. America K . . 195 ALLIED BOWLING CENTER 32 LANES I Delightfully Air Conditioned COMPLIMENTS OF C FREE PARKING O Afffendfr SERVICE mosphere I INSTRUCTOR AVAILABLE I OPEN DAILY 9:00 cam. TF 6-4150 ,pi 'gy it 723-1 h The Truth Leaks Out , .i xy fl - Of f ir 40 L Dr. Stephan-King of us all Curtis Daniels-The Tumbler Dale Dunn-Tough Guy Ted Holden-Hippie Holden Mike Hopkins-Swifty Dennis Hurley-Squealer Gerald Hutch-Bird Watcher Donald J armusz-Gomer Pyle James Jaworski-Solitary Man Larry Jefferys-Mr. Know-it-all Kevin J ohns-Innocence James J ohnson-Soul Man Mark Kaczmarski-The Gambler Frank Kamysz-Friendly Frank Ralph Kennedy-Indian Larry Koholski-Ski Jeff Kraus-Fearless Leader Gary Kreutzor-A ttendance Breaker Bob Krywalski-Mysterious Mike Kucinski-Silence Bill Kuhnle-The Baron Mike Laski-The Little Big Guy Ron Laskowski-T he Lover Joe Lauey-The Hero Rich Pasteruack-Troublesome Pat Patterson-The Mooch Tony Perrotta-The Cooler Scot Regdos-Beak Steve Janotte-Flower Child 196 HOMEROOM 211 Name Jerry Brown Don f'Henry Bruyere Gary Sweet Pean Cycon Larry Hustler'i Dorobiala Jeff Downey Tom Don Juani' Dunn Ray Felsman John Flynn Gary William I Friedrick Jim Playboy Funk Frank BuzzH Halas Fred Speedy Kaplan Joe Giant', Kast Bob Spock Keuch Bob Loser Klier Larry Never on Time Krefta Rog Loser', Kremfa Joe Lombardo Louis Jake Lorenzo Tim Slater Masterson Dave Caesar Morrison Ray Bimbo', Palmowski Jim Duke Rados Emmet Red Baron Ratigan Mark Reichle MISS WATSON'S WARRIORS Favorite Saying Cheap School!! Restless Can't win 'em all Fite Illiterressy Yeowser Hi, sports fans Silence is Golden Drums are my beat Youlre Tuff Can't win 'em all Oh Well!! Well you see it's like this . . . What Test? Made in J apan?? To have is to want Thay there tar than Let's Drag Take it as it comes Thats Boss Love it Can't win 'em all Sure!!! Here comes the bull Madge is Great Better late than never Place To Be Found Gas Station Any place Projects Batavia Downs Around In Church Alone Girls Lockers At Bottom of Barrel In the wrong place Everywhere John's Pool Hall Lost and Found Nowhere Sleeping Among friends Gibbyls Around Amidst, beautiful women Letter Box In a building Wine Celler Wunch's Lenny's Wandering halls Future Plans Football Player Farmer Warden Bookie Chick Retriever F.B.I. Loner Drummer Jockey Mortician Trouble Talking to Girls Giant Killer Benchwarmer Baker Beach Bum in Alaska Hells Angel Architiect President of Mafia Brew Taster Professional Spy Farmer Ice Crusher Construction Man Professional Hippie Rick CCI1S0f6d Reitzel Kathy forever Kathy's House Bartender Cafm Restless, Rizzo Love really makes it Pandora's Box Plastic Hippie Paul Slocum Big Mouth Mud Hurs Beginner LOU NDOCN Sorrento Quiet, CIOWHI Never found Prof. Quack Bill WiHC0H Tiede Down with Pop Palace Garbage Man Mike R-B-H Wagner Nice Guy In Trouble Bouncer Mark Wojciechowski Hi, All!! In a Bar Bartender Tim HBCHSV, Woiic I'm Hipped In the Park Wine Taster 197 HOMEROOM 108 The Men of Homeroom 108 Proudly Presents The Best Years of Our Lives J akubik, Willaim J akubowski, Ronald J anak, Michael J anik, Ronald J arzyniecki, Randalf J erris, Ronald Kachelmeyer, Thomas Kalusny, Dennis Karp, Phillip Kazmierczak, Jerome Kiebusch, Ronald Produced B y,' Kensington High School Directed By,' The Faculty of Kensington High School 4 YEARS IN THE MAKING Cast of 35 Cost of Thousands Starring: Cin alphabetical orderj Kirsch, Paul Kohalski, Edward Koslicki, Dennis Hover, Michael Lavetti, Mark Lawniczak, Michael Licursi, Daniel Loo s, John Loyst, Robert Lukaszewski, William Luss, James Macie, Arthur Maksymik, John lv1cGauin, Hugh McLane, Cliff McNaney, James Mechlinski, Rich Mettak, Don Mills, David Mitri, Carmen Princess, John Shriber, Paul 198 PATRONS OF THE 1968 COMPASS Mr. Angelo J. Gianturco Nancy Apa Mr. Berner Bill 8: Judi Buddy Lou Cathy 8: Don Mr. 8: Mrs. Champagne Dan Colasanti Fedora F erri Collins Al Colone Congo 8: Edd Anne Connors Pauline T. Corcoran Agnes J. Creahan R. Culliton Miss Nancy M. Cushing Mrs. Max Czora Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Dams Kathie Denis Mr. 8: Mrs. Michael Denis Irma M. Dickman Donna 8: Jim Carol Drabik Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Drabik Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Drabik Jr. A friend Mr. 8: Mrs. Farnham Miss Doris L. Flierl Mr. 8: Mrs. R. Fries Miss Marjorie F rink Helen M. Fritz Mr. 8: Mrs. Daniel Gadra Janet L. Gadra Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul Galibersuch Miss Edith M. Geiger Jean S. Gerlach Mr. 8: Mrs. William Gewand Marlene Gewand Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Giambelluco Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Gnacinski Mrs. Nancy Gorny Mr. 8: Mrs. Arthur Grabiowski Robert Grabowski Mr. 8: Mrs. H. Griese Grover Cleveland Cheerleaders Mr. 8: Mrs. John Hofmeister Mr. 8: Mrs. Thomas Hughes Judi Hughes Valerie Hughes Mr. 8: Mrs. T.K. Jenkins Mr. 8: Mrs. Norbert Jenson Jim 8: Deb Mrs. J. Karnath Kensington Community Assoc iation Mr. 8: Mrs. D. Kraska Mrs. Henry J. Kreis Kathleen Kreis Mr. 8: Mrs. Zolton Kovach Mr. 8: Mrs. G.J. Kulick Mr. 8: Mrs. John B. Limardi Joann Limardi Lynda L. 8: Gary D. Mary Maeser Miss Marie Maida Ann I. Maloney Mark 8: Sue Ruth I. Mathews Barbara W. Mayer Mr. 8: Mrs. James C. Migliore M.K. Millard Mrs. Evelyn Miller Mrs. John H. Miller Mr. Francis John Patrick Murphy M. O'Brien Clara M. Panzica Mr. K. Parr Paully P. 8: Patty Z. Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Pinto Miss Chris Ploch Thomas J. Ratchford Mrs. H. Rath Miss Anne Reagan Mrs. George Reis Robert J. Reis Mr. 8: Mrs. John Sadowski Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Samui Mr. 8: Mrs. Esko Sivula Mrs. Florence D. Smith Geneviere Stefaan Mr. 8: Mrs. Testa Thanks for the memories Mr. 8: Mrs. J. Thomasula C. Valente Mrs. J. Veach Dawn Veach Alice Wagner Earl E. Wagner Judy Wagner Thomas Wagner Mr. 8: Mrs. W.R. Wassinger Sharah Watson Lynn Wouk Mr. 8: Mrs. Thomas R. 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