Lake Placid High School - Olympian Yearbook (Lake Placid, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1967 volume:

Editor l I 967 Pau1BiCKf01'd Lake Placid Central School Dawn Carey Lake Placid, New York pam 511711 ! , E E 11fe for lary of E l , i i K : V W If f Mai ,ff If wmzglw FACULTY 7-I o II-I9 UNDERCLASSMEN JouI2NALIsIvI zo WINTER CARNIVAL 36-38 SENIORS 55-7I ADS 73-84 FN I TITLE PAGE I6'Q'5mP'I'M ADMINISTRATION 4-5 6 STAFF 2 I-35 SPQRTS 39-54 ACTIVITIES 72 CCJNCLUSION Q ADMI I TRATIO The Board of Education constitutes an im- portant part in the direction of our school. The members of the board regularly meet once a month for many hours of dedicated service to our school. Undoubtedly we owe endless gratitude and indebtedness to these service- able people who volunteer their time. The stu- dent body recognizes all of the effort and work which the Board of Education contributes to the betterment of our school. These people put forth Arthur F Thompson Howard E. Page Supervising Prmcipal Assistant Principal State University at Cortland B A State University at Cortland B.S, St Lawrence University M A Syracuse University M.S. Compliments of R. J. Peacock People s Dairy John F. Dixon Morris J. Finnegan Business Administrator District Superintendent Cornell University B.A, great effort to make this a better school Mr.Arthur Thompson, Miss Lillian Kilburn, Mr. James Kerr, Mr. Henry Gelles, Dr. George Hart, Mr. Kenneth Gill, Mrs. Irma Haselton, Mr. John Dixon. ....., .-vi- r ,nvv'3 ' Mm W' ff 1,0-0--,w...t O..-.1--Q.. Wwsea, Yi-1 -.., ,..-1 : :: : ' , f . . ..: an l U 'A,A' M H i 1 f if . , .As M L p 3 2 if 5 TOP ROW: TOP ROW: TOP ROW! Stan Pelkey Al Wentworth George Meyer Clyde Richardson William Alford BOTTOM ROW: BOTTOM ROW: BOTTOM ROW: Don Valentine Dusty Smith Ken Foster Bob Graham Bob Peck Bob Wells From B . . . to W . . . these people help daily. How could we exist without these members of the staff? The minute details taken care of by bus drivers, cooks, custodians, office workers, supervisors and night watchmen help the school function efficiently and smoothly. Office personnel: BOTTOM ROW: Miss Lillian Kilburn, Mrs. Phyllis Shurter. ' TOP ROW: Mrs. Thelma Cooper, Mrs. Eva Daby, Mrs. Wilma Foley, Miss Kay Shuler K Night Watchmen: Francis Sheffield Norv Watson Not Pictured Cooks: Mrs. Ruby Hare, Mrs. Goldie Reid, Mrs. Frieda Lyman as Compliments of Elizabeth and John Chapple. 6 4. Y -1 THE FACULTY A stitch in time saves nine. What a way to make a living! And all to no avail. Whoppee! You've learned a new French word. Looks like a summit meeting, doesn't it? 7 L., PETER BRYANT B.S. St. Lawrence University Jr. High English CLAIRE CAREY B.S. Keuka College M.A. S.U.N.Y. Plattsburgh Psychologist HENRY A. CASAZZA I1 B.A. S.U.N.Y. Plattsburgh Jr. 81 Sr. High Math 8: Science JOHN R. COGAN B.A. Saint Michael, Vermont Business Courses ROBERT J. CONNELLY B.S. Sn M.A. Syracuse University Physical Education MARION R. DABY R.N. Mt. Sinai Hospital School Nurse JOSEPH BLISS DUGAN B.S. Ithaca College Social Studies PHYLLIS FRANCIS B.A. Carroll College, Wis. English Sz Journalism 4? M .bf , ,,-'inf vw f : . -i . Y I W 3 5 i we 11,1 ba. n 114' ,.w'iff '.' . , .xzZ':tY1f ,.. v K .w '- gk - I .fu ' f am- ... - KRISTIN HANSEN B.A. St. Lawrence University Art J UDITH A. HERRMANN Eastman Dental, Cortland Dental Health ARTHUR JACKSON B.S. S.U.N.Y. Oswego M.A. S.U.N.Y. New York Industrial Arts MARGARET KERST B.S. S.U.N.Y. Albany Latin Sz J'r. High English B ELOISE C. BALCH B.S. S.U.N.Y. Albany Commercial Subjects WENDELL D. BARTHOLOMEW B.S. Springfield College, Mass Jr. High Social Studies Sz Science r- V'., if . ,,.. CORNELIA R. BONSIGNORE B.S. Boston University M.Ed. St. Lawrence University Physical Education RUTH BOYER B.S. S.U.N.Y. Albany Reading THE FACULTY S CCESSFUL The Student Body Fine School Combined an Experienced l' NICK J. KOPCHICK B.S. S.U.N.Y. Cortland M.Ed. St. Lawrence University Guidance Counselor LAURIE D. MCCABE B.A. St. Lawrence Jr. High Math 'KT CHESTER B. McIGRAHAN B.A. Muckingun College, Ohio M.A, Western Reserve Univ., Ohio Language Arts, Speech, Drama JOHN K. MEYER B.S. S.U.N.Y. Albany Chemistry Si Physics is CHARLOTTE R. SWETT University of Vermont Science SHIRLEY WHALLEY A g6z1gimligAgS.U.N.Y. Plattsburgh MASS TEACH-I Attributes Their I5gjif?'3?GeneSSO Year to the WILBUR WRIGHT Plattsburgh Teaching Staff 9 4' . THOMAS C. MORGAN B.S. S.U.N.Y. Albany Math JOHN MORRETT B.S. S.U.N.Y. Plattsburgh English Sz Social Studies GERTRUDE POWERS B.S. S.U.N.Y. Plattsburgh Jr. High Science, Social Studies, gl Language Arts RAYMOND W. PRATT B.S. St. Lawrence University History Ki Great Issues SHARON SMITH B.S. Sz M.S. S.U.N.Y. Potsdam Instrumental Music GRACE STEPHEN B.S. S.U.N.Y. Potsdam French KEITH SUMMERSON B.S. Mansfield State College, Pa Chemistry Si Physics VICTORIA L. SUMMERSON B.S. Mansfield State College, Pa Art l 2 BOTTOM ROW: Louis Berecz, Sz Elizabeth Berecz, Developmental Inst., Edythe McDevitt, second grade, Elsie Bar- tholomew, second grade,Ann Roland, second grade, Sandy Wilson, fourth grade, Alice Colby, kindergarten, Joan Mac- Dermott, first grade. SECOND ROW: Kent Cauley, fifth grade, Ward Balch, sixth grade, Donald Cooper, sixth grade, Elizabeth Dugan, Vocal Music, Arlie Sullivan, fourth grade, Jean Corneau, fourth grade, Elizabeth Cole, fifth grade, Bettina Kopchick, third grade, Florence McCormick, fifth grade, Dorothy Madden, first grade. MISSING: Jean Biro, third grade, Doris Keane, kindergarten, Elizabeth Pelkey, sixth grade, Lou Mohoghan, first grade. Man Teachers Contribute to the Education System of L.P.C.S. This year we have added manylnew teachers to our staff. It is a first teaching experience for some, and we would like to congratulate them for doing such a fine job. In spite of the influx of new teachers, we must not forget those who return to our halls each year. They are the nucleus of our faculty and a most important part of our learning. Many seniors have been here for their entire education and will always hold fond memories of the elementary grades. We have watched the building of the annex and the introduction of new teachers. As seniors, we will always remember the foundation of our education at Lake Placid Central School. io Junior High Students Strive for Achievement BOTTOM ROW: Jeff Winch, John Cisco, Patty Lincoln, Martha Lopez, Linda Preston, Joyce Taylor, Debbie Burke, Jeanne Archie, Linda Stanton, John Bickford, Greg Nugent. ROW 2: Rod Slater, Randy Martin, Chris Davis, Patty Graham, Renee Corrow, Rene Peck, Ricky Swanson, Andre D'Avignon, Larry Hanson, Bobby Lawrence. TOP ROW: Terry Watson, Helen Roland, Debbie Stott, Sheila Lawrence, Donna Taylor, Steve Howard, Marsha Smith, Roberta Wells, Paul Gallo, Victor Roy, Francis Moquin, George Vincent. Seventh grade 1- BOTTOM ROW: Miss Powers, Ricky Taylor, Peter Davis, Harry Southmayd, Donald Hall, Steve Roberts, Edward Reynolds, Karen Preston, Lana Washburn, Judy Mullarney, Marcelle Broeclci, Carol McKenna. ROW 2: Marsha Grant, Stanley Montgomery, Guy Stephenson, Charles Lawrence, Rollie Marshall, Victoria Bruce, Michelle Walker, Peggy Sweeney, Ellen Baxter, Pattie Cross, Donna Stevens, Pat Stevens. TOP ROW: Harold Rock, John Roy, Donald Hinds, Loren Torrance, Ronald Helke, Mark Adler, Kim Wescott, Sharon Whitman, Susan Ortloff, Penny Whalley, Kathleen Shurter, Janis Smith, Carla Edinger, Dean Wikoff. II Junior High Students Work to Follow Llpperclas-smen's Example BOTTOM ROW: Stephen Herbst, Gary Hanson,Andrew VanCour, Lee Hare, Judy Lawrence, Pam Lawrence, Michelle Conley, Nancy Mason, Diane Desaurdy. ROW 2: Christopher Fife, Thomas Grady, William Kilburn, Nancy Thomp- son, Cindy Betters, Kimme Raymaley, Marion Wolfe, Nancy Sibalski, Bonalyn Bola, Rita Planty, Patricia Preston. TOP ROW: Paul Lantenschuetz, William Nugent, Bruce Michaud, David Hunkins, John Dreissigacker, Gregory Williams, Pam Hazelton, John Huffman, Stephen Peterson, June Bickford, Ashley Roland, Mr. Bartholomew. Eighth grade BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Bryant, Tom Phillips, Halsey Washburn, Gordon McKellen, Mark Mullarney, Robert Peck, Val Patterson, Becky Williams, Peggy Lawrence, Betty Mason, Dawn Holzer, Jamie Aubin, Jeanette Cooper. ROW 2: Philip Perkins, Mark Wikoff, Ralph Preston, Roby Raymond, Billy Lawrence, Jayne Durkin, Laurie Vassar, Darlene Hinck1ey,Judi Heim, Linda Levitt, Kathy Theodore, Sandra Bruce, TOP ROW: Ian MacDonald, Chris Wikoff, Gerald Pelky, Francis Strack, Brian Gill, David Bliss, Gary Watson, Kathie Hare, Francie Lockwood, Paula Welles, Lisa Patnode, Mary Betters, Anna Bruce. 4 12 l' FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS VICE-PRESIDENT: Brian Bliss SECRETARY: Marcy Wilson TREASURER: Nancy Colby PRESIDENT: Charles Morgan JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Gary Bliss SECRETARY: Pat Roland TREASURER: Greg Peacock VICE-PRESIDENT: Helen Southmayd SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS VICE -PRESIDENT: Andrew Gill SECRETARY: Karen Brault ga TREASURER: Ruth Mary Hart Q PRESIDENT: t Nancy Trussell DERCLASSME Q ' ihsf ,Est ,f 'ef 3 f K 1, 5 , . 1 I 1' ., F , I 145, Q f: N, fl 5 Vickie Baillargeon Rosie Baker Gary Barney Alan Belmore Randy Bickford Brian Bliss Thomas Bordon Robert Boyer Mary Claire Carroll Tom Cave John Chrisman Keith Coker Nancy Colby Lew Conway Tom Dick Reggie Douglas Ron Edgley Jerry Farley Pat Fell Sue Foley Herb Fountain Benjie Gadwaw Dan Germain Jim Goff Sharon Gonyea Izfv Ardell Hanson Nl if A 'iii' lx I4 ME t- Janet Hurley Scott LaBrake Kathy Lincoln Barry Lockett Tom Lopez Carol Maynard Gene Martin Robert Martin Charles Morgan Bonnie Nason Mary Pat Ormsby Debbie Patterson Lois Perkins Cathy Richards Sue Sears Yvonne Sheffield Tom Smith June Southmayd Mike Sweeney Gene Taylor Carol Torrance Rollie Torrance Amy Wells Florie Whalley AF M' gt fi it A 'z ,fm 3 E Q 2 i Q 4, 'Yi' gg i aa A , as 5 1 ' ' fy' ly - i5M,f! - Wal. 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Z' .L 15,343 :I U:-Z Evelyn Levitt Wendy McLeod Richard Mesec I6 Bill Beaney Andy Bickford Pat Blinn Marvin Bombard Karen Brault Rose Anna Broeckx Gary Bushy Sandy Caligiore Gerry Cassidy Holly Chabbott John Charette Geri Cisco Suzanne Dixon Clyde Douglas Dale Drake Karen Frayne John Germain Andy Gill Alice Gonyea Mike Gonyea Ruth Mary Hart Heide Hess Rich Irwin Luke Kempa Susan LaHart Bill Lamb Gary Lamica Linda LaRose Carl Lawrence Steve Lestor GPHO Glenn Mullarney Martha Olin Jeff Paret Phyllis Peck Phyllis Perkins Steve Perry Gary Porter Steve Rand David Randall Gerry Reid Steve Robbins Herb Rock Jim Roy Gary Schreiber Fred Shipman Bill Shurter Tom Smith Dennis Smythe Mike Smythe Teri Stanton John Strong Tom Thompson Nancy Trussell Mickey Wells Ronna Wells Guy Wescott Maureen Wikoff Ira Winch Larry Winch Robert Winch MORE 5 . X ,. fro arf, , fd ,Hi x ww f gb 3 ' A B .f Q E J' y 2-Wow ff l A Q ,M if 9 Q 9 . W3 wif if M t 33' ' T? A, ,, N11 . 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A nw f ' Ae? f :l, 'u 1: ,Q ll I f 's , .W ., 3 Linda Baker Joyce Baker Lauri Baxter Virginia Beane Phil Beaney Harriet Belmore Betty Jean Bickford Susan Bissonette Gary Bliss George Broeckx Ray Bryant Larry Burdo Dawn Carey Eugene Carver Gary Daby Martha Davis Cheryl Denton Mary Pat Dixon Mike Foley Gary Follos Steve Flood Lorraine Gallo A1 Goff Jon Hough Esther Kelly Bill Lal-Iart Linda LaHart Cathy Lawrence DRS Mary Lawrence Debbie Lewis Patti Levitt Tom Lincoln Steve Lopez John Marshall Millie Martin Bruce McMeekin Carol Marvin Penny Northrup Greg Peacock Dana Peryea Bill Rascoe Pat Roland Sally Schultz- Teri Schwartz Helen Southmayd Richard Sibalski Barbara St. Louis Larry Strack Larry Thayer Gerry Tyler Gary Williams Gladys Williams Denise Wilson Donna Wilson Lynn Wilson Cathy Wise ,M-MW. .., if , . , , VL X 'L Aff 2 ag if V -N X .,1- 2 , I 1 L , in .1972 1 f e 4 ff f ' 1 , 422252 : A. .1 41 ' -le A , W A,-f L: I fm 1 if A if Q' N N , -, .. . ,V . Q , M at , ff, ,F f V v 'V lil Q -X, I9 if -.-Q-1-1 BOTTOM ROW: Nancy Hart, Susan Fountain, Lauri Baxter, Dawn Carey, Pam Torrance, Denise Wilson. ROW 2: Harriet Belmore, Linda LaHart, Roni Raymond, Connie Rascoe, Mary Lawrence, Mary Pat Dixon, Chris Bola, Mrs. Phyllis Francis. TOP ROW: Paul Bickford, Lynn Wilson, Steve Lopez, Bill Rascoe, Greg Peacock, Eric Hess, Ray Bryant. New Course Offers Challenge and Work This year a journalism class was begun in our school. The purpose of this class is to make its members knowledgable in the ways of newspaper and yearbook publication. Under the guidance of Mrs. Phyllis Francis, the new journalists took on the task of composing the MOUNTAINEER and laying out the pages of the OLYMPIAN. Thirteen eligible members of the class were inducted into the Quill and Scroll Honor Society for Journalism. They included: Harriet Belmore, Paul Bickford, Chris Bola, Dawn Carey, Mary Pat Dixon, Susan Fountain, Nancy Hart, Linda La Hart, Mary Lawrence, Steve Lopez, Greg Peacock, Connie Rascoe and Denise Wilson. Paul teaches Lauri how to proportion pictures. I's gonna say! , iir mm-Elm Pt 3 H Agzl Y Z V T r l no S GML I , F 'etf it y r 1 . taann a i f WW N fr' i ' ' H' f Chris types Yearbook copy. I'm always right, Mary Pat, and Journalism class presents skit as a sales you know it! b00Ster. 20 -r 7 . WMM A 21 J. V. CHEERLEADERS Marcy Wilson, Evelyn Levitt, Gladys William, Mary Pat Ormsby, Denise Wilson, Ruth Mary Hart, Linda LaHart. CHEERLEADERS , add spirit to hugh VARSITY CHEERLEADERS BOTTOM ROW: Alice Scsigulinsky. ROW TWO: Karen Fountain, Mary PatDixon. ROW 3: Nancy Trussell, Kathryn Cole, Deborah Lewis. Cheerleaders lead specta- tors in support of our team. We're gonna fight with all our might! 23 school sports Both the varsity and junior var- sity squads worked hard this year to cheer the Bombers on to victory. The girls serve at all football, basketball and hockey games both at home and away. Miss Judith Herrmann, their adviser, has given much time and ef- fort toward their success. Two ofthe J.V. girls, Linda La- Hart and Gladys Williams, received a letter and certificate this year. Ruth Mary Hart and Evelyn Levitt receiv- ed certificates. On the varsity squad, Mary Pat Dixon, Karen F ount a i n , and Alice Scsigulinsky received a certificate and service bar. Debbie Lewis and Nancy Trussell received a. certifi- cate and a letter. BOTTOM ROW: Joe Kempa, Larry Bar- ney, Wayne Bic kf o r d , Halsey Betters. ROW 2: Manager Gary Bliss, Mike Eisel, Jon Hough, Bill B e a n e y, Wes Stanton. ROW 3: Bill LaHart, Gary Williams, Rob- ert Boyer, Steve Lopez. TOP ROW: Ass't Coach Pratt, Tom Smith, Eugene Carver, John Charette. Seniors -O E I I Clockwisez G. Adams, B. Baillargeon, L. Barney, H. Betters, W. , Bickford, B. Bissonette, L. y Gadwaw, M. Eisel, E. Hess, D. Jesmer, D. Kaltenbach, J. Kempa, D. Nicolaysen, G. Smith. !6:g1fyQ71, .fik,,,,i3:gf3 ku Q I 1,-fffz,-,552 I 3 ,jj qryq -i. 5 433,41 o n -7,5 Ji.: JV' H-fame' . ,... . ,,,, la ., .gf J - - f A af?-, fag 5 . tan? 21- awww-. Ji 3-Q 'ann ,' .. fini , -' :f,....gf:f: 5, P 'K A ,QwwmmQQw4T.ag?? -miwgf 3 ,. ,fs ff- 51 Tris S .V Scoreboard O.L.V.A. 0 L.P. 39 Holy Family 20 L.P. 25 Ticonderoga 33 L.P. 6 St. Pius X 47 L.P. 19 Keesville 13 L.P. 6 Au Sable Forks 26 L.P. 26 St. Mary's 7 L.P. 12 Beekmantown 7 L.P. O 24 Mm is Q .igf ifi :S ' w- gwsffg ,' . 1,4 ' -gi ,gf h ggvfi Q 'Wim if g . Yiifkana t 1f:fu,Fs:f,:,, V V ,g,.f4,V.., ar . . 5 wwf? , ggi? f ., ' Q .,, W.. , . , ., awe fx- - ' e f, ,,- W L 1 .. ff'MZs'fQf '- W' Q x. ... f ..:tvf'f1ar ' LEFT TO RIGHT: BOTTOM ROW: Greg Adams, Eric Hess, Bryon Bis- sonette,DickNicolaysen, Head Coach Dixon. ROW 2: Bernie Baillargeon, Denny Jesmer, Gary Smith, John Wood, Ass't Coach Morgan. ROW 31 Lynn Wilson, Ray Bryant, Larry Gadwaw, Don Colby, Phil Beaney. TOP ROW: Bruce McMeekin, Richard Boyer, Dick Kaltenbach. Bombers Score Last T.D.s For Coach Dixon The Blue Bombers made a heroic attempt for the league championship this year, but fell short of their desires. The Bombers proved vic- torious on three occasions this year. At these games the terrain varied from sandy golf courses to muddy campuses. The weather ranged from rain to snow. However, the football team has taken home experiences and memories they will never forget. Mr. John Dixon, head coach, Mr. Ray Pratt, offensive coach, and Mr. Tom Morgan, defensive coach, devoted many hours coaching the team. This was Mr. Dixon's last season as coach after many years of dedicated service. Best part of football? The team is in the huddle . . . What in the World? 25 :L+ ' ii ? ,Q .x:. ,:. . , L . , N Q Q i ag, fi N, fr R 5 Lake Placid shows full action during the game. t , 'il' ff 1 . -. A . N , - 1 q.., V ' iz, me ir. ,,',2 x. 'MD a 4 . ,ewan R . . V A , . ' a 5 W ,wars-g , X 5. mv' . . .X - -- f u ' Q . t .- L :,v ,,., Wi: E , gg , A ' N I , in F F , 'E Q 3 ' ' s v . 9 1 V i M1 4 V: A td, J fe.: I U Wk ' K wi 4 '5 L. ,r .A li 'ig A IE? an V 3 Q ' in sas xi 'Hg W' J N t 4 R Get that ball! Add six to Lake P1acid's score. P , -Q 1 N , 'L Q 0' L is K M fa, .S a 1-fvafnr-Mr 1 Stop that man' Let's try for the ban this time . . .1 Let's dig in! BOTTOM ROW: Bi11Wa1thousen, Ron Edgley, Benjie Gadwaw, Gerry Reid, Barry Lockett, Jim Merrick, Luke Kempa, Rol1ieTorrance. ROW 2: William Shurter, Robert Martin, Mike Sweeney, Gary Martin, Joe Jesmer, Demmis Smythe, Butch Martin. ROW 3: Randy Bickford, Jim Goff, Alan Belmore, Peter Prime, Sandy Caligiore, Clyde Douglas, Andy Bickford. ROW 4: Matt Bimonte, Mike Gonyea, Steve Rand, Greg Graham, Louis Conway, Coach Keith Summerson. BOTTOM ROW: Miss Jean Biro, Lynda Borden, Mary Lawrence, Helen Southmayd, Sue LaHart, Pam Torrance. TOP ROW: Joyce Baker, Janine Brokow, Virginia Peck, Ruth Bickford, Ronna Wells, Lorraine Gallo, Lynne Borden. Girls Make Big Splash at Pool This year a new activity for girls was added to the extra-curricular schedule. It was swimming! Thanks to the generosity of Mr. Urfirer, owner of the Golden Arrow Motel, the girls were able to use the pool three nights a week. Under the direction of Miss Jean Biro, a Red Cross water safety instructor, the girls learned basic swimming and diving skills. They also learned swimming exercises. Next year, Miss Biro hopes to have a survival course and synchronized swimming for advanced swimmers. This new activity provided many hours of pleasure for all the girls who participated in it. Dive! The water isn't that cold! Ah! This is refreshing- 27 a VARSITY TEAM Q BOTTOM ROW: Fred Shipman, Eugene Carver, Larry Winch, Tom Smith, Bryon Bissonette. TOP ROW: Herb Rock, Mgr., Coach Cauley, Bob DeLair, Gary Follos, Clyde Douglas, Bruce McMeekin, Mike Eisel, Andy Gill, Gary Bushy, Mgr. The team is in the huddle . . . Bissonette picks as Eisel shoots. 1 ' Shoot it again and again and again. Clyde checks in with Rich Irwin. 28 k r l An inexperienced team and a change of coaches in mid-season handicapped the Bomb- ers this year. They were just beginning to hit, with a winning streak of two games, when the season ended. Much credit goes to coaches Kent Cauley and Henry Casazza for their ef- forts to build the varsity and J .V. teams for future years. Varsity scored 2 wins to 16 losses, and theJ.V. team's record was 2-16. High scorer was Mike Eisel and Randy Bickford led the J .V. team. The boys are to be commended for high team spirit and good sportsmanship. Basketball Team Shows Future Promise J V TEAM BOTTOM ROW Herb Fountain Randy Bickford Mike Sweeney. TOP ROW: Tom Phillips, Tom Lopez, Brian Gill illiams Mark Wikoff Andre d Avignon Loren Torrance. 29 f - 4 m w ,,i.-:li BOTTOM ROW: Bill Beaney, Len Williams, Benji Gadwaw, Richard Boyer, Terry Hienley. TOP ROW: Coach Ray Pratt, Butch Martin, Larry Barney, Gary Smith, Phil Beaney, Jim Roy, Mr. Beaney. Bombers Are Champs! For the first time in the history of L.P.C.S. the Blue Bombers pulled a Northern League Championship out of the magical bag of tricks. The goal was held within reach by Mr. Raymond W. Pratt, coach. Overcoming the many hardships throughout the year and helping the icemen on their skates was done calmly, but firmly by Mr. Pratt. Led by strong lines and good defense, the Bombers played strategically throughout the season. Credit also must be given to the goal tenders. Lake Placid also gave three boys to the All Northern All Star team: Bill Beaney, center, Richard Boyer, goalie, and Gary Smith at defense. Tightly guarded. Goals Assists Total Bill Beaney 22 20 42 Gary Smith 11 15 26 Benji Gadwaw 15 11 26 Phil Beaney 10 13 23 Larry Barney 9 7 16 Butch Martin 1 4 5 Len Williams 2 2 4 Terry Heinley 2 O 2 Jim Roy 1 1 2 30 . Championship action at Canton BOMBERS' SCOREBOARD 5 A 6 L.P. 1 Canton 6 'F L.P. 10 Rome 0 L.P. 4 Potsdam 0 'Y L.P. 3 Ithaca 1 L.P. 8 Ithaca 2 L.P. 9 Holy Family 2 L.P. 4 Massena 0 4' L.P. 2 Canton 3 'Y L.P. 6 Massena 3 4' L.P. 6 Rome ' 3 L.P. 3 Clinton 0 L.P. 2 Potsdam 5 'F L.P. 3 Canton 4 L.P. 6 Clinton 3 L.P. 6 Canton 3 ' Good Steal! L.P. 8 Potsdam 3 'Y L.P. 1 Massena 0 ' L.P. 2 1 , B Team Sets Good Record E ganton Z The B team was strong both in defense ' ' anton and offense. They posted a record of 8 wins, ak L 6 losses, and 1 tied game. They were the only eague games B team in the league to beat Canton's B team. BOTTOM ROW: Sandy Caligiore, Dennis Smythe, Glen Mullarney, Gary Bliss, Gary Barney, Guy Wescott, Mike Foley. TOP ROW: Coach Ray Pratt, Brian Bliss, Lynn Wilson, Robert Boyer, Gerry Ried, Tom Thompson, Robert Martin, Mr. Beaney. 31 GIRLS' SKI TEAM Carol Torrance, Janet Hurley, Donna Aures, Denise W il s o n , Heidi Hess. MISSING: Penny Northrup. BOYS' SKI TEAM BACK ROW: Mr. Bryant, Chuck Mor- gan, Peter Prime, Eric Hess, Bill LaHart, Steve Lopez, Gary Williams. FRONT ROW: Rollie Torrance, Ron- nie Edgley, Dana Peryea. MISSING: Bernie Baillargeon, Wes Stanton. 1, , 2-sag. Schuss Boomers Display Top , , ' ' Penny Northrup makes the U.S. Eric Takes A Thlrd' I I Jr. Eastern Ski Team. The Ski Team had a successful sea- son this year due to the hard and con- centrated work of the members and their coach, Mr. Peter Bryant. The team is subdivided into three main divisions: the girls' team, the boys'team and the cross- country team. However, there is a pos- sibility of boys participating in both alpine and cross-country events. The team re- sults of this years' meets are as follows: Saranac Lake Winter Carnival, third, Tupper Lake, first, L.P.H.S. Winter Car- nival, secondg New York State Champion- ships at Turin, third. Compliments of Bill Hovey and Thair's Ski Shop Skiers Headquarters 32 X BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Robert Connelley, coachg John Wood, Tom Grady, manager, Andy Bickford, Tom Lopez, Dennis Smythe, Benji Gadwaw, Chuck Morgan. TOP ROW: Len Williams, Bernie Bail- largeon, Bryon Bissonette, Barry Lockett, Andy Gill, Larry Barney, Mike Eisel, Dick Nicolaysen. BOTTOM ROW: Glen Mul- larney, Tom Smith, Peter Prime, Tom Thompson, Mike Sweeney, David Mi- hill, Rip Torrance, Mr. John Cogan. TOP ROW: Gary Schrieber, Bill Beaney, Phil Beaney, Gene Martin, John Strong, Wes Stanton. Individual Improvement Noted in Track Squad The members of the track team made noticeable advances this year as each meet saw numerous Lake Placid boys placing in the top five. Under the direction of Mr. Robert Connelley training began in early spring, and in spite of bad weather the boys were in shape to win. This year's Lion Club Award went to Bryon Bissonette, and the trophy for most improved was won by Peter Prime. Nick displays the form that helped him place in every meet. H 33 Bombers Play Baseball in Champlain Valley League 'Q fav aff.. Q is -wdl ' BOTTOM ROW: Bill Beaney, Jon Hough, Gary Smith, John Wood, Denny J esmer, Bernie Baillargeon. TOP ROW: Randy Bickford, Lynn Wilson, Gary Bliss, Phil Beaney, Gene Martin, Brian Bliss, Coach Dugan. Not pictured: Gary Daby, manager. Coached by Mr. Bliss Dugan and led by seniors Bernie Baillargeon, Denny Jesmer, Dick Nicolayson, and Gary Smith the Bombers' Baseball team won half of the games they played. The rainy weather cut down on practices, and most of the games had to be canceled and rescheduled due to rain. The team played against teams from AuSable, Keeseville, Moriah, Peru and Ticonderoga. Brian Bliss, who played center field, led the team in batting. Looks like a home run! Did he catch it? Fast action on bases. A ,ti -.i.I 34 -1 -Q BOTTOM ROW: Mr. John Meyer, Luke Kempa, Alice Scsigulinsky, Karen Fountain, Cathy Richards, Maureen Wikoff, Evelyn Levitt. TOP ROW: Miss Judith Herrmann, Bob DeLair, Dale Drake, Larry Strack, Paul Bickford, Greg Adams. Not pictured: Dennis Smythe, Mike Smythe, Janet Hurley, Ron Edgley, Joe J esmer. Golf Team Has a Swinging Season The boys' golf team took sixth place out of twelve in the sectionals played at Ticonderoga. Under the coaching of Mr. John Meyer, they played against Westport, Willsboro and Peru. They played several matches at home on the Craig Wood Golf Course. The girls were coached by Miss Judith Herrmann. Regulations do not permit girls to compete as members of a team, but rather they compete as individuals. Maureen 111195 up a Ronnie walks to Janet takes a practice Dennis is in good form. putt, the next hole. swing. '51i5:. I if as-.,,f5ggt,a5f Q1 . - t t aara f . K 1311111-'f - gs. 1 :sa-szwisz ,. ,..t wg as ,.,.. t:,. U. ft rra- -Q.,-L.,, .,LL . A' nf f-,. . xt SQXQEW W www? Hmm its ig Q as vi' as - -,sm --f' -1: .. :w1.sESg.2fii,'f ji?2ff'1?g, 5335 asain . if-Si: : g M 4'lv- Quinn-...-.-w f 1,, 7 V. , at 'gf 1 . 1 W ,, A V V A I vvvlv v . 'l v V ,, fl ' I in ' , 5 i yii i 1' y i -its ti. i ' nf kgs WI TER Achieves The traditional flag rais- ing ceremony opened the an- nual Winter Carnival. Winter Carnival constitutes the most important social and athletic event of our winter season. Numerous schools are rep- resented in the sports compe- titions and the students exert their complete energies while playing host to these carnival guests . Midi jf lv 1 PQ. Sculpture winners : Senior Division, 1. Goofy bythe Seniors . Junior Division, 2. Dumbo by the Eighth grade, and Honor- able Mention, 3. to the faculty for their whale. Candidates f o r t h e King and Queen: Left to right: Gary Smith, Ann Nugent, D e b b i e Colby, Larry Barney, Ruth Bickford , Mike Eisel, Alice Scsigulinsky, and Denny Jesmer. 3,5 CAR IV L Outstanding Support Our warmest and sinc ere thanks to Mr. Robert Comielley who formulated this event for the betterment of our school. We also wish to thank all other teachers, students, and gracious town's people who gave their time and effort to help make this, our 24th Carnival, such a tremendous success. King Denny Jesmer Queen Alice Scsigulinsky Practicing for the cor- onation. Working on sculptures 37 . ..., . ease-2 lynn--wr ,S ,.,, , V , ,ai A - V . ,,,, t, A A ,, ,.,,. ,WH , AL.,L i 'K Zag, we 'L iffy' , Seniors are tough, but it looks like three on one! Sophs are champs. Soph Phyllis accepts trophy at Snowball Hop. ,I A 1 Gary Williams Ctopl and Carol Torrance tackle the Big Mountain during the carnival weekend. ult- ' ,, ,,,.,, L J 4, fa ' L' ,, , , ..,. ff - ,, ' I y H i L e N- wal V 'i A L - ' ji J ,,,, of VAIN-. wg?Siemgsesggiifgsiifggiiig 'Q , 4+ New Art Clubs Are Active BOTTOM ROW: Lauri Baxter, Teri Schwartz, Kathy Cole,Abby Schwartz, Scott LaBrake, Marcy Wilson, Lynn Wood, Evelyn Levitt, Susie Foley, Louis Conway. ROW 2: Mrs. Summerson, Patricia Fell, Kristy Trumbull, Mary Pat Ormsby, Kathy Wikoff, Florie Whalley, Cathy Richards, Vickie Baillargeon, Carol Manyard, Gail Grant. TOP ROW: Steve Lopez, Wendy McLeod, Denise Wilson, Mary Claire Carroll, Ron Edgley, Violet Callahan, Barbara Spenceer, Roni Raymond, John Charette, Francis Roy. The newest clubs in school have gotten a firm foothold as testified by the large student turn- out. The officers of the senior Art Club for high school students are President, Steve Lopez, Vice-President, TeriSchwartz, Secretary, Roni Raymond, and Treasurer, Francis Roy. The Art Club has undertaken various projects, such as painting a Halloween window downtown, and dec- orating the class room doors for Christmas. The clubs have been very fortunate in having the guidance of Mrs. Victoria Summerson during the first semester, and Miss Kristin Hansen during the second semester. BOTTOM ROW: Nancy Thompson, Lee Hare, Lana Washburn, Mar- tha Lopez, Donnie Hall, Steve Martin, Steve Robert, Greg Nugent. ROW 2: Mrs. Summer- son, Jamie Aubin, Judy 1 Lawrence , Valerie Patterson, Fabian Gon- yea, Randy Martin, DonaldHinds, Rene Peck, Harold Rock , Pam Lawrence. TOP ROW: John Dreissig- acker, Alisa Patnode, KimRaymal ey,Jonn Hoffman, Greg Wil- liams, Marcia Grant, P e nny Whalley, Ian MacDonald, Gerald Pelkey. 40 BOTTOM ROW: Susan Bissonette, Helen Southmayd, Dawn Carey, Pam Torrance. ROW 2: Sally Schultz, Florie Whalley, Esther Kelly, Mildred Martin. TOP ROW: Mrs. Marion Daby, Adviser, Pat Levitt, Nancy Whalley, Cathy Wise. F.N.A. Promotes Candystriping Under the guidance of Mrs. Marion Daby, the Future Nurses Club of America has made many advances during the past year. Officers elected this year were President Helen Southmayd, Vice-President Ruth Bickford and Sec- retary-Treasurer, Susan Bissonette. This year the Future Nurses along with the Future Homemakers visited Sunmount Hospital in Tupper Lake, taking with them toys and small articles of clothing as Christmas gifts. Another project undertaken by the Future Nurseswas the Candy striping program at Placid Memorial Hospital. The Future Nurses feel they have accomplished a great deal this year. In the future, they hope to expand their program. The Future Teachers of America is a rather new club in our school, although it is well recognized through- out the nation. This year, the Future Teachers became affiliated, for the first time, with the national organiza- tion. This enables them to better participate in more activities on a national scale. Under the direction of Mrs. Ruth Boyer, Mrs. Laurie McCabe and Miss Gertrude Powers, the Future Teachers helped sponsor American Education Week in Lake Placid Central School. Officers elected for the year were President Chris Bola, Vice-President Marilyn Lewis, Secretary Gladys Williams, and Treasurer Cheryl Denton. Next year, the Future Teachers hope to expand their programs and have more members who are interested in becoming teachers. F.T.A. Expands their Program BOTTOM ROW: Janet Lopez, Susie Williams, Geraldine Cisco, Ardell Hanson, Bonnie Nason, Cheryl Denton, Marilyn Lewis. TOP ROW: Charlotte Mihill, Mrs. Laurie McCabe, Miss Gertrude Powers, Mrs. Ruth Boyer, Advisers, Dawn Carey, Chris Bola. u ueu,.aiimf.1.1uaiassmmm ,wiss:sg.-Ls,sz...gnmw-w.M -f.. t ,,.. .,.. - f -my LIBRARY CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: Pat Fell, Marcy Wilson, Dennis Smythe, Donna Wilson, Scott LaBra.ke, Sue Foley, Vickie Baillargeon. ROW 2: Louis Conway, Kristy Trumbull, Janet Lopez, Jim Merrick, Tom Thompson, Holly Chabbott, Greg Phillips. TOP ROW: Gary Daby, Larry Peryea, Kenny Ann Planty, Bob DeLair, Tom Bordon, Bill Walthousen, Francis Roy. Clubs Give Experience and Pleasure to High School Students LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club, under the di- rection of Miss Nancy Wood, has had a very successful year. The officers are Francis Roy, president: Kenny Ann Planty, vice president, Tom T ho mp s o n., treasurergJanet Lopez, secretary. Twenty-two club members work- edthe required fifteen hours to earn a pin. The group helped to shelve books and to improve circulation. The activities of the club included two book fairs and a Christmas and a spring party. BOOKKEEPING CLUB The bookkeeping club, under the direction of Mr. John Cogan, is a newly formed organization this year. It takes in members who wish to go into bookkeeping and accounting as a career. Under the leadership of Presi- dent Sandra Pratt, Vice-President Bob DeLair, S e c r e t ar y Virginia Beane, and Treasurer Sylvia Mihill, the club had one profit-making ac- tivity. They showed the film Ride the Wild Surf in May a.nd hope to expand the organization next year. Compliments of J. M. MUNN BUSINESS MACHINES BOOKKEE PING CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: Phyllis Perkins, Sylvia Mihill, ROW 2: Linda Baker, Virginia Beane, Larry Strack. TOP ROW: Mr. Cogan, Bob Whitney, Bob DeLair. J BOTTOM ROW: Lauri Baxter, Sandy Graham, Karen Brault, Cathy Richards, Abby Schwartz, Marcy Wilson, Nancy Colby, Debbie Lewis, Herb Fountain, Amy Wells, Betty Jean Bickford. ROW 2: Janette Planty, Lorraine Gallo, Pat Fell, Kathy Wikoff, Teri Schwartz, Janet Hurley, Nancy Trussell, Debbie Colby, Paula Sears, Benjie Gadwaw, Karen Fountain. ROW 3: Mary Pat Dixon, Kristy Trumbull, Mary Pat Ormsby, Carol Maynard, Florie Whalley, Sue Dixon, Ruth Mary Hart, Chuck Berghorn, Bernie Baillargeon, Adviser, Mr. John Morrett. TOP ROW: Fran Roy, Linda La.Hart, Mary Carroll, Holly Chabbott, Wendy MacLeod, Denise Wilson, Larry Strack, Ray Bryant, Steve Lopez, Steve Ortloff, Val Edinger, Eric Hess. Ah-h-h-h-h. , 1 l,.'QiW P la-H' f ew gf We 5 6'5- Stage III presents Happy Together. STAGE III was formed in the fall of 1966, under the adviser- ship of Mr. John Morrett. It provides an opportunity for students interested in dramat- ic literature to explore the literary and cultural heritage of the countries composing the international theater. The aim of Stage III is to bring varied and unusual dramatic litera- ture to the attention of the high school students as well as the community of Lake Placid. You greedy, selfish thief! The Diary Of Anne Frank '43 Who wears the fur coat in this family? Cut, cut, cut. '- ' 1 . r A ., 3: lg f f Zi sf - Greg Peacock, Linda LaHart, Billy Rascoe, Debbie Lewis, Gary Follos, Cathy Lawrence, Lauri Baxter, Steve Lopez, Bruce McMeek1n, Betty Jean Bickford, Bill LaHart, Pat Roland, Gladys Williams, John Marshall, Mary Pat Dixon. You Can't Get a Man With a Gun! The class of '68, under the direction of Mr. Chester McKirahan, presented the annual Junior Play on May 12. Ya Can't git a Man With a Gun , was a three-act comedy which centered around a hillbilly family trying desperately to marry off its two oldest daughters. The play was indeed a success, and the audience's reception was payment for all the efforts of the cast. Come on, Obeey. Point of order, sir. It's got to be all or nothin' N 44 BOTTOM ROW: Florie Whalley, Helen Southmayd, Debbie Lewis, Janet Hurley. ROW 2: Bill Beaney, Marilyn Lewis, Suzanne Dixon, Ray Bryant. TOP ROW: Mr. Ray Pratt, Advisor, Greg Adams, Larry Barney, Barry Lockett, Brian Bliss . STUDENT COUNCIL Under the direction of Mr. Ray- mond Pratt, the Student Council has been quite active this year. The officers were President Greg Adams, Vice-president Ray Bry- ant and Secretary-Treasurer De- nise Wilson. Projects included Bundle Day which was the collection of clothes to send to needy children, on Teachers' Recognition day the Student Council purchased flow- ers for all the teachers, the an- nual scholarship of S200 will again be given. The newest ac- tivity was the Computer Dance held in May. Students bought tick- ets which were sent to Boston to be computarized. The n the tickets were returned with every- one's ideal dates. Students Work to Make a Better School NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Lake Placid Chapter of the Na- tional Honor Society was instituted in 1945. The purposes of this chapter are to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership and to en- courage the development of character. To be eligible for membership, a candidate must have a scholastic average of 8595 or a B. The student's eligibility is then considered for his service, lead- ership and character. This year the National Honor Society inducted 9 new members. They include 2 seniors, Janet Lopez and Richard Nic- olayson, and '7 juniors: Dawn Carey, Cheryl Denton, Mary Pat Dixon, Cathy Lawrence, Steve Lopez, Greg Peacock and Pat Roland. BOTTOM ROW: Charlotte Mihill, Marilyn Lewis, Nancy Hart. TOP ROW: Mr. Nick Kopchick, Advisor: Betty Marvin, Bryon Bissonette, Paul Bickford. Not pictured: Steve Ortloff. BOTTOM ROW: Bryon Bissonette, Denny J esmer, Larry Gadwaw, Bernie Baillargeon, Ray Bryant TOP ROW Mike Eisel, Eric Hess, Larry Barney, Greg Adams, Halsey Betters, Mr. Peter Bryant, adviser. Varsity Club Victorious in its First Year The Varsity Club, a newly formed organization in L.P.C.S., is already aprominent club in our school. The V.C. is under the leadership of Mr. Peter Bryant, ski coach. The V.C. is composed of varsity athletes who have earned a letter and been recommended by the coaches. Under the presidency of Bryon Bis- sonette the club's main objective was to build a foundation for future years of Varsity Club. They s p o n s o r e d the Varsity- Faculty basketball game. The game was close up to the very end when the varsity defeated the faculty by one basket! Mr. 'Bart' comes to the rescue. Don't you dare! says Mr. Morgan Even the women faculty got into the act Students in Service To Themselves as Well As their School. BOTTOM ROW: Sally Schultz, Sandra Lincoln, Chris Watson, Mildred Martin, Connie Strack. TOP ROW: Mr. Nick Kopchick, Sandy Smith, Benjie Gadwaw, Karen Fountain, Esther Kelly. BOTTOM ROW: Ronna Wells, Esther Kelly, Janine Brokaw, Chris Watson, Ann Nugent. TOP ROW: Sally Schultz, Joyce Baker, Virginia Peck, Shirley Pelkey, Kenny Ann Planty, Mrs. Shirley Whalley. YOUTH CORPS The Youth Corps is a student organization all over the country. It helps students to find jobs. This year, the program was sponsored by Mr. Nick Kopchick. During the school year the group was relatively small, but as summer rolls around the group enlarges to include the needed summer help. During the school year, the Youth Corps members generally worked around the school where needed. Mr. Kopchick had girls working in the cafeteria, and in the office. The boys worked around the school and on the campus. FUTURE HOMEMAIGIRS CLUB Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Shirley Whalley, the Future Homemakers Club has done a lot to improve unfortunate conditions they knew about. Working closely with the Future Nurses Club, the Homemakers made and collected toys to take to Sunmount State Hospital in Tupper Lake. It is hoped that the club will make this an annual trip. The Future Homemakers also prepared and helped to serve the refreshments at the Junior Prom. The goal of the FHC is to help prepare girls for a home and family later in life. By teaching the girls how to sew, cook, and keep hpuse the girls are getting a good foundation to 'build their future homes. DANCE BAND BoTToM Row: Cathy 5 Lawrence, Ruth Mary Hart, Nancy Hart, Tom Thompson, Eve- lyn Levitt. ROW 2: Jim Roy, Dale Drake, Tom Dick, Scott Wise, Miss Sharon Smith, director. TOP ROW: Greg Admas, Steve Ortloff, Ron Edgley, Sandy Caligiore, Guy Wescott, Bill Law- rence. SENIOR BAND BOTTOM ROW: Sue Ortloff, Nancy Hart, Steve Ortloff, Rollie Marshall, Mark Adler, Greg Nugent, Linda Preston, Karen Preston, Debbie Burke, Harry Southmayd. ROW 2: Roberta Wells, Tom Thompson, Evelyn Levitt, Ruth Mary Hart, Jim Roy, Dale Drake, John Marshall, John Houffmann. ROW 3: Miss Smith, Tom Dick, Scott Wise, Greg Adams. ROW 4: Florie Whalley, Carol Torrance, Ron Edgley, Ashley Roland, Mike Foley, Bill Lawrence. Zig Music Has Vital Role in School Activities. S. The Music Department under Miss Sharon Smith made great advances this year. Several new innovations were started: a new group, dance band, twirlers under the music department, plus a summer music program made this a memorable year. 48 ORCHESTRA BOTTOM ROW: Florie Whalley, Kathy Theadore, Ashley Roland, Miss Smith. ROW 2: Cathy Lawrence, Tom Thompson, Evelyn Levitt, Ruth Mary Hart, Pat Roland, Steve Ortloff, Nancy Hart, Jim Roy, Rich Irwin. ROW 3: Tom Dick, Scott Wise, Bill Lawrence, Greg Adams. STRING ENSEMBLE BOTTOM ROW: Marcia Grant, Debby Jewtraw, Barbara Roy, Karen Gonyea., Donna Taylor, Bernie Roy, Elaine Seney, Patty Lincoln. ROW 2: Lana Washburn, Linda Mason, Dawn Holzer, Betty Mason, Brenda Bimontte, Mary Alice Thompson, Lisa Strack, Sandra Herbst. ROW 3: Linda Preston, Nancy Mason, Peggy Lawrence, Miss Smith. BOTTOM ROW: Pat Cross, Sue Ortloff, Jeannette Cooper, Val Patterson, Lauri Vassar, Judy Law- rence, Michelle Conalley. ROW 2: Miss Smith, Betty Mason, Peggy Lawrence, Debbie Patterson, Diane Desourdy, Pam Lawrence. ROW 3: Dawn Holzer, hy... U Jamie Aubin, Alice Gonyea. Twirlers 49 Who Says Silence is Golden? SENIOR CHORUS BOTTOM ROW: Denise Wilson, Kathy Cole, Phyllis Perkins, Pat Fell, Mary Pat Ormsby, Yvonne Sheffield, Helen Southmayd, Alice Gonyea, Sylvia Mihill, Ardell Hansen, Amy Wells, Susan LaHart. ROW 2: Mrs. Dugan, director, Patti Levitt, Sharon Gonyea, Gail Grant, Janette Planty, Connie Strack, Ronna Wells, Lynda Borden, Nancy Whalley, Lynn Bordon, Martha Olin. TOP ROW: Francis Sheffield, Kenny Ami Planty, Chris Bola, George Sheffield, Linda Baker, Esther Kelly, Sandy Swentusky, Maureen Wikoff, Virginia Beane, Greg Adams. JUNIOR CHORUS BOTTOM ROW: Phyllis Perkins Qpianistjg Roberta Wells, Linda Preston, Karen Preston, Linda Stanton. ROW 2: Mrs. Dugan, Jamie Aubin, Rita Planty, Peggy Lawrence, Marsha Smith, Lauri Vassar. TOP ROW: Michael Smith, Philip Perkins, Mary Betters, Kathy Hare, Penny Whalley, June Bickford, Bonnie Bola. Our junior and senior chorus groups don't really believe that silence is go1den as they fill the auditorium with sweet music during their rehearsals. Under the direction of Mrs. Eliza- beth Dugan they presented their annual Christmas concert. A spring concert was given com- bining the talents of the choruses, dance band and string orchestra. 50 BOTTOM ROW: Dawn Carey, The First Judas , Pam Torrance, Picnic Party , Susan Fountain, Attaining World Peace . TOP ROW: Paul Bickford, Hamlet , Greg Adams, The Neanderthal Man g Ray Bryant, The Airlines , Bryon Bissonette, The Devil and Daniel Webster . Prof's Speech Contest and Drama Class Give Students Opportunity for Stage Experience in speaking distinctly? self-expression ? V if 'S S 5 , eh f ea.M- - 2 ff ata- S5 5 - -T eifef' t s :L Us 5 7 - X - 3 2 Q 2 1 , 5 3 Q . K is E . K grxm 5 e . - - N-.his 2- SQSQSQKQQ T: 2 e 5 S - . I 2' .i,- 5 2 1 5 if I W ,lsfs?X' fxiiliviixilk . W S . g.1fQfQge.s5 S F W sw, V isgsseagrssiss-s.f:, ' eq:-P iff a Q its in W ese. eses f esass ette - f seeess W selyconfidence ? to learn poise? Public HPPGHIQUCGS? 51 GUY 3-Hd Bill contemplate Basketballhoops are used for more than Ray and Gary take accurate measure- a technical P!'0bleII1 While just making baskets. ments for a sturdy framework. building the foundation for a room within a room. Many Man-hours Go into the Preparation of a Successful Prom. -...- Our French waitresses Marcy, Paula, Joyce, Sally, and Ruby make last minute preparations Sue, andJanet show off plates of delicious before the Prom. looking food. The junior class worked hard for many long hours to make this year's prom a successful one. The boys worked during school hours and at night to build a room within a room. The girls worked on the awnings for the sidewalk cafes--after all it wou1dn't be Paris without them! They also made flowers to decorate the basketball hoops. Credit must be given to Mrs. Ruby Hare and the Future Homemakers Club for providing the refreshments. Members of the class worked until late Saturday afternoon to complete the preparations, but that night the gym and dancers looked beautiful. May 20 was truly a night to remember! 52 Junior Class adviser, Mr. Dugan, and his lovely wife. Bryon and Pat pause for conversation with Ray and Pemiy. N Jill and Gary sit one out with Sue and Jon. Sue and Nick make a handsome twosome Th G I ' A h ' d The Pratts enjoy the music as they 6 O3 IS C IBVE dance. Paris at Last! Rich and Helen share a joke with Nancy and Phil. ggirj.-u ,. 5' gg ,,, , E V'11 ,,,,' : - . f. h.V ' , W' ' e an M3264 em fa 4 ,lr f ww if A ,I fy ' '1' ,align f L,,, if The tired Bomber. 'W p 1 sh, f p,N7'is.-,L-y- 4 . ., ,. gf, ,-,M f, ,A A, 1 u -A W wxif' A ' '- -'fflk 'aff '- ',y9:41:. V - 9'wf .- ' . ' ' f ,Q 1 ,af f 5 ,f ,. ' Q 2,151-Avfs, V ff Q L ig V V 1 ,gi L . Wifi' W , 'M f Q . 'RQ---.-1'-'D' ' hav 'K M W . . Junior high students work with clay. Great issues students meet Lt. Gov. ggi' S. fm 5 i SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Bryon Bissonetteg TREASURER: Charlotte Mihillg SECRETARY: Nancy Hart, VICE-PRESIDENT: Paul Bickford. CLASS MOTTO Labor omnia vincit. Work conquers all. CLASS COLORS Blue and White Mr. Chester McKirahan cLAss ADVISER E I 0 R HPROFIY 55 , Y. GREGORY ARTHUR ADAMS Speed Football 1. 2,3. Cap't 45 Basketball 1,2,35 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Golf 1,2,3,45 Volley- ball 1,2,3,45Jr. gl Sr. Playg Speech Contest 45 Winter Carnival Procession 35 Winter Car- nival Comm. 1,2,3,45 Stu. Co. 1, Vice-Pres 3, Pres.45 Varsity Club 4, Pres. 35 Band 1,2 3,45 Chorus 3,45 Orch. 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 45 N.Y.S.S.M.A, 3,45 Co. Music Festival 1,2,3,45 Class Vice-Pres. 25 Lion's Club Award for Basketball 3. y CHARLES F. BERGHORN Chuck Baseball 25 Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Dra- ma Club 45 Winter Carnival Procession 15 Band 1,25 Co. Music Festival 2. EDGAR BERNARD BAILLARGEON, JR. Bernie Football 2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Base- ball 1,2,3,45Skiing 45 Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Dra- ma Club 45 Winter Carnival Comm. 1,2,35 Var- sity Club 3,45 Sculpturing Comm. 1,2,3,4. FREDERICK WILLIAM BETTERS Fred Basketball 1, 2, 35 Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Drama Club 45 Winter Carnival Comm. 1. LAWRENCE ALFRED BARNEY Larry Football 2,3,45 Track1,2,3,45 Golf 3, 45 Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Sr. Play5Stu. Co. 45 Var- sity Club 4, Sec.-Treas. 35 Sculpturing Comm. 35Winter Carnival Procession 45 Hockey 1,2, 3, Co-Cap't 4. HALSEY EUGENE BETTERS Hessier Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,35 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Winter Carnival Comm. 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 45 Sculpturing Comm. 1,2,3,4. 56 PAUL STEPHEN BICKFORD Bick Basketball 1,2,35 Track 35 Golf 2,3,45 Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Newspaper Staff 4, Edito- rial Editor5 YearbookStaff 4, Editorg Sr. Playg Speech Contest 45 Honor Society 3, Vice-Pres . 45 Sculpturing Comm. 1, 3, Chair. 25 Class Vice-Pres. 4. BRYON PAUL BISSONETTE Biss Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 3,45 Cap't 35 Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Jr. Sz Sr. Play, Winter Carnival Comm. 1,3,45 Win- ter Carnival Procession 25 Stu. Co. 2,35 Honor Society 3, Pres. 45 Varsity Club, Vice-Pres. 35 Pres. 45 Sculpturing Comm. 1,25 Class Pres. 2,45 Class Vice-Pres. 35 Lions Club Award 2. CHRISTINE ANN BOLA RUTH EVELYN BICKFORD Rufus Tennis 2,35Volleyball 1,2,35 Basket- ball 1,2,3,45 Swimming 45 Newspaper Staff 1, 35 Candy Striping 3,45 Winter Carnival Comm. 1,3,45 Winter Carnival Procession 45 Future Nurses, Vice-Pres. 3,4, Treasurer 45 Stu. Co. 3,45 Sculpturing Comm. 1,25 Chorus 1,2,3,45 N.Y.S.S.M.S. 45 Co. Music Festival 3,45 Oli- vetti Underwood Award of Merit 3. Chris Volleyball 1,2,45 Basketball 2, 4, Broom Hockey 15 Newspaper Staff 3,45 Year- bookStaff45 Winter Carnival Comm. 1,35 Fu- ture Teachers 3, Pres. 45 Chorus 1,2, 3, 45, N,Y.S.S.M.A, 1,45 Co. Music Festival 1,2,3,45 French Award 3. WAYNE ALAN BICKFORD Football 1,2,3,45 Hockey 1,25 Track 15 Volley- ball 1,2,35 Sculpturing Comm. 2,3,4. LYNDA ELAINE BORDEN Golf45 Tennis 3,45 Volleyball 15 Basketball 15 Swimming 45 Broom Hockey 25 Candy Striping 3,45 Winter Carnival Comm. 45 Chorus 1,2,3,4, Sculpturing Comm. 4. 57 LYNNE ELIZABETH BORDEN Tennis 3, Swimming 4, Broom Hockey 2, Candy Striping 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Sculpturing Comm. 4. KATHRYN ANN COLE Butch Skiing 35 Tennis 35 Volleyball 1,25 Basketball 2,35 Broom Hockey 25 Art Club 45 NewspaperStaff 2,35 Stu. Co. 25 Cheerleading 2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,4. ROBERT EDWARD DE LAIR JANINE YVONNE BROKAW Witch Volleyball 2,35 Basketball 2,35 Swim- ming 45 Candy Striping 45 Future Homemakers 3, Sec.-Treas. 45 Sculpturing Comm. 2,45 Cho- rus 3,45 Transfer from -George Washington High School, Brooklyn, New York. uni' Bob Basketball 45 Volleyball 45 Winter Car- nival Comm. 45 Library Club Vice-Pres. 45 Bookkeeping Club Vice-President 45 Transfer from Miami, Fla. DEBORAH ANN COLBY Fido Volleyball 2,35 Basketball 2,35 Broom Hockey 3,45 Drama Club 45 Jr. Play5 Winter Carnival Comm. 1,2,3,45 Winter Carnival Pro- cession 1, 2, 3, 45 Stu. Co. 3, Sec.-Treas. 25 Chorus 1. VALERIE LYNN EDINGER Toot Volleyball 1,25 Basketball 2,35 Swim- ming 45 Drama Club Vice-Pres. 45 Newspaper Staff 1,25 Sr. Play5 Winter Carnival Procession 15 Winter Carnival Comm. 1, 25 Stu. Co. 15 Cheerleading Captain 35 Baton Twirling 1,25 Sculpturing Comm. 1,2,4. 58 JAMES MICHAEL EISEL Mike Football 3,45 Basketball 3,45 Track 3,45 Volleyball 3,45 Drama Club 45 Winter Car- nival Comm. 3,45 Varsity Club 45 Sculpturing Comm. 3,45 Winter Carnival Procession 3,45 Class Pres. 3: Transferred from-Ellsworth High School, Ellsworth, Kansas. SUSAN NANCY FOUNTAIN Tennis l5Volleyball 1,25 Basketball 25 Broom Hockey 15 Newspaper Staff 1,2, Co-editor 45 Yearbook Staff 1,45 Speech Contest 45 Winter Carnival Comm. l,2,3,45 Winter Carnival Pro- cession 15 Sculpturing Comm. 1,2,3,4. DAVID LEWIS FAY Track 25 Volleyball 1,2,35 Sculpturing Comm. 1,49 Class Sec. 1. LAWRENCE JAMES GADWAW Leonard Football 3,45 Hockey 2,35 Baseball 1,253,115 Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Sr. Playg Varsity Club 3. KAREN ELISE FOUNTAIN Golf 3,45 Volleyball 1,25 Basketball 25 Broom Hockey 2,3,45 Drama Club Treas. 45 Newspa- per Staff 15 Yearbook Staff 35 Winter Carnival Procession 35 Winter Carnival Comm. 1,2,3, 45 Cheerleading 2,3,45 Sculpturing Comm. 1, 2,3,4. WESLEY WILLIAM GONYEA Pugsley Football 1,35 Hockey 1,25 Volley- ball 1,2,35 Jr. Play. 59 'Nl WX 'lf' GARY ROGER GRADY Gooy Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Skiing 1,2535 Volleyball 1,2,35 Jr. Playg Varsity Club TERRY LEE HEINLY Hockey 3, 45 Volleyball 35 Transfer from- Fleetwood High School, Fleetwood, Pennsyl- vania. SANDRA SUE GRAHAM Sandy Volleyball 1,2, 35 Basketball 1,2,35 Broom Hockey 1,25 Drama Club 45 Newspaper Staff 1, Feature Editor 25 Jr. Play5 Sr. Play5 Cheerleading 15 Sculpturing Comm. 1, 2, 35 Class Vice-Pres. 1. ERIC CREIGHTON HESS Football 45 Skiing Cap't 3, 45 Golf 45 Drama Club Pres. 45 Newspaper Staff, Feature Editor 45 Yearbook Staff, Advertising 45 Sr. Play5 Winter Carnival Comm. 45 Varsity Club Sec.- Treas. 45 Sculpturing Comm. 4. NANCY ELAINE HART Golf 35 Broom Hockey 3,45 Newspaper Staff 1, 2, 3, Co-Editor 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Candy Striping 3,45 Jr. Playg Sr. Play5 Winter Car- nival Comm. 3,45 Winter Carnival Procession 35 Honor Society 3,45Quill and Scroll 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,25 Orch. 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 45 N.Y.S.S.M.A. 3,45 Co. Music Festival 1,2, 3,45 Class Sec. 45Grand Marshal 35 French and Latin Award 3. DENNIS ROBERT JESMER Jess Football 2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Base- ball 1,2,3,45 Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Stu. Co. 15 Var- sity Club 3,45 Winter Carnival Procession,4, King. 60 RICHARD WARREN KALTENBACH v1Ka1tvv Football 3,45 Hockey 1,2,35 Volleyball 1,2,3,4, SANDRA ELAINE LINCOLN Sandi Newspaper Staff 2, Business Manager 35 Winter Carnival Comm. 2,3,4, BART JOSEPH KEMPA Joe Football 1,3,45 Hockey 2,35 Volleyball 1,2,s,4, JANET MARIE LOPEZ Tennis 3, 45 Broom Hockey 3,45 Newspaper Staff 1,2,35 Candy Striping 3,45 Sr. Playg Winter Carnival Procession 1,35 Future Teachers 45 Library Club Pres. 3, Sec. 45 Band 15 Orch. 15 N.Y.S.S.M.A. 15 Class Treas. 15 French Award 3. MARILYN LESLIE LEWIS Pooh Yearbook Staff 35 Candy Striping 45 Winter Carnival Procession 35 Future Teach- ers 1,2,3, Vice-Pres. 45 Stu. Co. 45 Honor So- ciety 3, Sec. 45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Library Club Treas. 35 Chorus 1,2,35 French Award and French Prize 3. ELIZABETH JOAN MARVIN Basketball 1,2,35 Yearbook Staff 2,35 Honor Society 3,4. 61 .nur CHARLOTTE IRENE MIHILL Char Tennis 3,45 Volleyball 3,45 Basketball5 Candy Striping 35 Jr. Play, Prop Directorg Fu- ture Teachers 2,45 Vice-Pres. 35 Honor So- ciety 3, Treas. 45 Cheerleading 15 Band 1,2,35 Orch 2,35N.Y.S.S.M.A. 35 Co. Music Festival 25 Class Treas. 2,3,45 Grand Marshal. ANN MARIE NUGENT Anner Volleyball 1,2,35 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Swimming 45 Broom Hockey 1,2,35 Drama Club 45 Newspaper Staff 15 Sr. Play5 Winter Car- nival Procession 1, 2, 3, 45 Winter Carnival Comm. 1,2,3,45 Future Homemakers 45 Baton Twirling 1,25 Sculpturing Comm. 1,2,3,45 Cho- rus 1,2,35 Class Pres. 1, Sec. 3. RICHARD ALAN MUMLEY Poopsie Basketball 1,2,35 Volleyball 1,2,3, 45YearbookStaff 1,25 Sculpturing Comm. 1,2, 3. STEPHEN CARL ORTLOFF Steve Golf 25 Volleyball 35 Drama Club 4, Stage Manager5 Newspaper Staff 2,35 Jr. Sz Sr. Playg Winter Carnival Comm. 45 Band 1,2,3, 4, Sec. 15 Chorus 1,25 Orch. 2,3,45 Dance Band 45 N.Y.S.S.M.A. 2, 3,45 Co. Music l,2, 3,45 French Award 3. RICHARD BJORN NICOLAYSEN Nicky Football 3,45 Track 45 Baseball 3,45 Golf 35 Volleyball 3,45 Drama Club 45 Jr. Play5 Library Club 45 Varsity Club 3,45 Sculpturing Comm. 3, 45 Transfer from-Fort Hamilton High School, Brooklyn, New York. CHERYL ELAINE PECK Broom Hockey 35 Transfer from - Breighton High School, Rochester, New York. 62 KENNY ANN PLANTY Bubbles Volleyball 3, Basketball 2,3, Candy Striping 3,45 Future Homemakers 3,43 Library Club 4, Vice-Pres. 33 Chorus 3,4, Co. Music Festival 2. CONSTANCE GERTRUDE RASCOE Connie Tennis 3,43 Broom Hockey lg News- paper Staff 1,25 Editorial Board 4g Yearbook Staff 1,2,45 Winter Carnival Comm. ,l,2,3,4g Sculpturing Comm. 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1,2. SANDRA JEAN PRATT Sandi Volleyball 3g Basketball 2,35 Candy Striping 3, 45 Future Homemakers 3, 4, Li- brary Club 3 3 Bookkeeping Club, Pres. 45 Baton Twirling 1,2,3g Chorus 1,2,3,45 Class Treas. 2. RONI LYNN RAYMOND Roni Skllllgz Tenms 3 4 Volleyball l 2,3 4 Swimming 4, Broom Hockey 2,3 Art Club, Sec 4, Drama Club 4, Newspaper Staff 1 2 3 Art Editor 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Candy Striping 3 4, Jr Play, Winter Carnival Comm 1 2 3, 4, Baton Twirling 1 Sculpturing Comm 1,2,3, 4 Chorus 1,2 JACKSON FREDRIC PRESTON Jack Rebuilt Chemistry Lab FRANCIS EUGENE ROY Football 23 Basketball 1,2,3g Volleyball 1,2,3, 4, Art Club, Treas. 4, Drama Club 4, News- paper Staff, Art Editor 35 Yearbook Staff, Art Editor 3g Library Club, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 49 Sculpturing Comm., Chairman 1,2,3,4g Cho- rus 1,2. 63 ALAN GEORGE SAWYER Volleyball 1,2,3,4. PAULA MARY SEARS Chunk Volleyball 1,23 Basketball 3,45 Drama Club 45 Newspaper Staff 1,2,3g Yearbook Staff 1,23 Candy Striping 3,43 Winter Carnival Pro- cession 3gWinter Carnival Comm. l,4g Sculp- turing Comm. 1,2,4g Business Law Award 3. ALICE SCSIGULINSKY Shig Golf 3,43 Tennis 35 Volleyball 1,2,3,4g Swimming 45 Broom Hockey lg Drama Club 4, Newspaper Staff l,2, 33 Yearbook Staff 1, 25 , CandyStriping 3,4gWinter Carnival Comm. 1, 43 Winter Carnival Procession 3, 45 Queeng Sculpturing Comm. 4, Cheerleading l,2, Treas. 3,4, Cap't 45 Chorus 1,25 Band 1,2,3, Co. Music Festival 2,3. FRANCIS BRUCE SHE FFIE LD Basketball 1 2' Chorus 1 2 3 4' N Y S S M A 2,3,4, Co. Music Festival 3,4. KATHRYN ELEANOR SEARS Kathy Volleyball 3, Basketball 3,45 Broom Hockey lg Baton Twirling 1,2g Chorus 2,3,4. GARRY WAYNE SMITH Sod Football 2,3,4g Hockey 1, 2, 4, Co-Cap't 3, Baseball 1,2,3,4g Volleyball 1,2,3,4g Win- ter Carnival Procession 2,4g Varsity Club 35 Lions Club Award 3. 64 HUBERT RAYMOND SMITH, JR. Basketball 25 Baseball 3,45 Volleyball l,2,3, SYLVIA MARIE STEVENS Sookie Volleyball 2,35 Basketball 1,2535 Win- ter Carnival Comm. 45 Future Homemakers 35 Bookkeeping Club 45 Sculpturing Comm. 1, 2,35 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Orch 3. LYNN HARRY SOUTHMAYD, JR. Basketball 2. PAMELA JANE TORRANCE Shamela Volleyball 2,35 Basketball l,2,35 Swimming 45 Broom Hockey 3,45 Newspaper Staff 2, Exchange Editor 3, Feature Editor 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Candy Striping 3,45 Jr. 8: Sr. Play5 Speech Contest 45 Winter Carnival Comm. 3,45 Winter Carnival Procession 2,35 Future Nurses 45 Student Council 15 Chorus 1, 25 Class Sec. 2. SHIRLEY ANN STEVENS Shorty Volleyball 3, Winter Carnival Comm -'Heike 45 Future Homemakers 3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,4. MARK LAWRENCE URBAN Basketball 1,25 35 Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Drama Club 45 Yearbook Staff 35 Winter Carnival Comm. 1,2,3,45 Student Council 15 Sculpturing Comm. 1,2,3,4. 65 CHRISTINA MAE WATSON Chris Vol1eyba113,4gGirl's Basketball 2,3, 45 Swimming 4g Future Homemakers 3,4. ROBERT EUGENE WHITNEY ball 1,2,3,4g Bookkeeping Club 4. Bob Basketball 1,23 Baseball 2,3,4g Volley- The Seniors Present Idiots Delightful November 11, 1966 Director: C. B. McKirahan CAST B111y Cartwright . . . Greg Adams Lena Katzenheirner . .... Nancy Hart Buzz Bradford . . . . Paul Bickford Woodrow Twillett . . . Bryon Bissonette Janey Peck . . . Sandy Graham Aunt Syllie . . . . .... Ann Nugent Henry Peck . . . . . . Eric Hess Uncle Corny . . . . Larry Barney Mrs Hen Peck . ....... Valerie Edinger Dr. B. Belchnick . . . . Pam Torrance Susan Blake . . . . ....... Janet Lopez Dr. B. Butterfish. . . . .Larry Gadwaw 66 At a rehearsal Eric gives Greg some medi- cine, Steve listens to Ann's lines and the rest of the students just pose. BOTTOM ROW: Eric Hess, Greg Adams, Paul Bickford. ROW 2: Steve Ortloff, Ann Nu- gent, Larry Barney, Pam Torrance, Sandy Graham, Nancy Hart, Janet Lopez. TOP ROW: Bryon Bisso- nette. i Z Who let them out? Alice the Can-Can girl! 'Q' ,wifi-i 1.-,N f S. ,'.--Mr-,T + . ,W 'h 43 ,,. ., 1 LV .A N ,!f'5'f--5iLkg.,g,- , 'I EN' A h , ee- 'A 'S' rr 'ew me 1 Ms .. 4 is 5+ ,eg L r a+-lfifxi We S fi on T Q Fx., giif ggi, -wig 1 r , Veil :fi if.QQ35 'jw Q. : 31 ' ' r . g- I 4, Q' 2 4-1 if' YE. Ln! Making plans, Bernie '? R742-f55,si f, il x.,fNgiffi:,QJhj?Q 4 fri! wojlii S jwj,1'ifif? 1 QLsi+fPj?f'i1:1esiif4??vv1eN3,Qfgaf'2ffS?gQg .U .Md : ' , Hope it fits! Work Conquers A11 2 Y' ' if 1 X G, , .. A 4 J' mi,..e , S , ,Mwrwsf 1 5 Where to now? Super Larry Who, me? 3 A K Smile Chris! Mr. Kopchick helps Eric Sleeping Beauties? Pensive moment and Alice. 67 ' f The perfect pair Studious Chris. ef ri ' . r'rr My A t , r QW pf Wf Chaperons '? Always eatmg! E IOR CIANDIDS Run, Ch2.I'1i6,RL1I1 ....-, Our proficient typists! 4. Yes ? , , Aw WW Bryon's letter sweater. V POOH! Isn't thls your S1Xthtlm6 up? I ' Q Hey! Wait a minute K up - A proud moment. 3 3 A ,, L,., Y t tt-,e I I Who turned the lights on? Our Hero! We'11 never forget the Bombers. 68 i AWARDS Each year at the graduation exercises many students are honored for their outstanding achievements. Golden Arrow Award E. William Theodore Scouting Scholarship Award State Scholarships Betty Crocker Award Homemaking Award Readers' Digest Award Samuel Volpert Memorial Latin Prize Cantwell Memorial Athletic Award Bausch 8: Lomb Plaque Lt. Harold Monahan Math Prize Wm. H. McDonald Award Social Studies Award John R. Carnell Scholarship Kiwanis Science Award American Legion English Prize Lions Club Award Junior Chamber of Commerce Award Student Council Award Candy Striper Scholarship W.I.R.D. Scholarship Cantwell Memorial Scholarship CP.T.AJ Nursing Educational Memorial Scholarship Registered Nurse B.P.W. Scholarship McLane Award Alumni Award Gary Bliss - Patricia Roland Raymond Bryant Marilyn Lewis, Pau 1 Bickford, Janet Lopez, Stephen Ortloff, Gregory Adams, Na Sandra Graham Deborah Colby Nancy Hart Elizabeth Marvin Richard Nicolaysen Paul Bickford Richard Nicolaysen Gregory Adams Nancy Hart Wayne Bickford Jackson Preston Susan Fountain ncy Hart Nancy Hart, Elizabeth Marvin Lawrence Barney Susan Fountain Lynda Borden Gregory Adams Susan Fountain Ruth Bickford, Paula Sears Pamela Torrance, Lynne Borden, Lynda Borden Elizabeth Marvin Karen Fountain Nancy Hart - Grego ry Adams 1 X i , Nancy Hart finishes up her va1edictorian's address with a 'TE si smile and a. tear. Greg Adams, President of Student Council, receives Betty Marvin takes a poke, in fun, of course, at her his Diploma from Mr. Thompson. classmates' future in her salutatory address. Graduation-June 23, I967 ,i 3 E 2 e Ortloff, Paul Bick- GV colaysen, St Ni ley, Richard UH1 M ney, Ricky ar B eLair, Larry D scoe, Debby Colby, Ra Scsigulinsky, Connie Alice ord, ickf W: Ruth B O B5 E O E-4 E' O UI Q. N GJ -N Chester McKirahan, Lynn Southmayd, Mark Urban, Wes Gonyea, Halsey Betters, Gary Sears, Sylvia Stevens Mihill, Janine Brokaw, Shirley Stevens Pelkey, Kathy .m P S-4 N 2 Joe Kempa, George Jones, Terry Heinley, Mr. Arthur Grady, Dick Kaltenbach, oni Bola, R en, Paula Sears, Chris rd B0 Borden, Lynda Lynne 2: ROW ns Kathy Cole. yer, Bob Saw an A1 ith, David Fay, U1 S Hubert s Roy, i Franc W2 RO TOP pson. H1 Tho ce, an Torr anty, Pam 1 Watson, Kenny Ann P Val Edinger, Ann Nugent, Chris ymond, cd D1 sei. y Smith, Mike Ei ar ams, G Ad reg eston, G Pr itney, Jackson Baillargeon, Denny J esmer, Bob ernie B 3: ROW Fountain . aren ndy Graham, K Sa C ONC LUSION In closing the pages of this yearbook the OLYMPIAN staff bids farewell to the graduating class. We extend to you our sincere wishes for a happy and successful future. Our fullest efforts and hearty attempts have been put forth in order to make this book presentable to you seniors and underclassmen. We hope that you will enjoy every page and delight in each picture that possesses a fond memory for you. Our aim of having a picture of every student in the school was not fulfilled because of absences and lack of cooperation from the freshman class. We apologize for any errors or mistakes that are the fault of the journalism class or the printers. We hope that with each passing year this OLYMPIAN will prove a more valuable memory book. We hope that it will bring you many hours of pleasant reminiscences. We close our book now with fond and sincere wishes for the graduates of 1967. The OLYMPIAN Staff THE END!