Le Roy Central School - O At Kan Yearbook (Le Roy, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1962 volume:

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I ,. .j WM Foreword For the Class of '62, Graduation marks the completion of a long-desired objective- the end of a period devoted to the attainment of skills and knowledge with which we have equipped ourselves for use in the years ahead, and the begin- ning of our future vocation - Life in the New Frontier. The 1962 O-AT-KAN will carry you on a journey through old Baghdad and show you our favorite genie at work, at play, and at his best - - working for those about him. He lives in an imaginary world, but we are able to appreciate his contributions. XVith the current problems facing us all in the community, the nation, and the world, it is good to dwell for a few moments on the fantasy en- richment of genie As Seniors, we are now more appreciative of the help and guidance which we have received from our fellow students. teachers, and members of the adminis- trative staff XYe wish to offer our thanks to those who have helped us gain our present status. May this O-AT-KAN carry us into the future with fondest memories of years gone by. XYe are proud that our class has contributed toward building a heritage for our successors. Table of Contents AC ADEMICS . . 4 ADMINISTRATION 6 FACULTY . . . I2 SERVICES . . I6 STUDENTS . I8 SENIORS . 20 .IUNIORS . . 48 SOPHOIVIORES . . 50 FRESHMEN . . 52 JUNIOR HIGH . , 54 GRADESCHOOL . . 58 ACTIVITIES . . 78 MUSIC , 90 SPORTS , 100 SUBSCRIBERS . 114 K .,,,.,.T. . . ZIf3.2iI! IL..fv 'Ue,u.w . W J.. .. w, H- wr u u 'I rx . 1. 1 ' 4' 4 1 -. I I: , r. , .givi- , 17.2-Q 1'-'g 4 ,u .f i ,- :-. Q 'I' ' X' wr 1 'v 4-1 'V --' I -wphii f 1 1 3114 . -my .V . ,nv- 4. -A sqft H , f - ' - 1 J, ,M . , Y , V ,ph 17 ,- . A . .,.,. 1 vt, .V fx 9 .-,wi 1, ,I ff' r-gl' .,. f fx 1, Y. . Ar.. . li 51W ' A - , W '- 1 - lf: . 'ww '- V' ,. - mf' V V. ' X 1 Q' gif '?4t1.3!,:, . , 'lj ls , A if 1-'L-.-1 f' IJ' ' l S J,:,.,, 1 v fl -I ., -15 , ,I ., 1' W 1 .1 ,X 1 , .- 4- ,:., . 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' ' .-29 I -.I...f I, II Q 9- S 'fzffitfgn-2,,.g, g N. . Iggy -' .I , V ' . ' ' 'IW' Wu ' .- .I . . u . . I 1 . f W' .I 1. 'f V Qs. 9 k'Qfw. ' ul, - I qg . - 1 I! - I Hg: L ' 91 ' ' . b' 4 ' - f I,. , .-A I . I . I . 1 E 1 if I ' f 1- -' x .II . II I Ig, ,th I fa Y.. , ' ' .Q .A - if i. if Hi- I . ' 5: .1 S' II! Xin. if . - . . . L ' ' 1.12 i Zfxf ' - 5 'R 4-. I-I ' V 5 Q X 45 I ' ' I' ' qv , v Iy I' III 'F . .f ' vm - ' '- .ff I III . , 4 DONALD E. HClRR-+Sl1lJ9l'l1llEI1dGI1t of Schools Albany State Teachers College, B. 5.5 University of Rochester. Ed. M. University of Buffalo, Ed. D. FRANK E. MUl.l.ET-Phineipal of High School and Direitoi' of Guidance B, S. Bates College, Ed. M. Springhelcl College .34 if X4 X ol rA.V ....V,.. . f..,,.,.. . ,A A s X MQ . V067 ' IHWY f MIMW , H :.:. 2 .cfm ,7,' f , V,V!V ,WW I l. 74 'U . .J , BOARD OF EDUCATION From Left: R. Branton, H. MacKenzie, A. Wilcox, L. Pridgeon, C. Lapp, R. Jenner, S. O'Shea dmi -istration . were SECRETARIES Mrs. Jeanne Luttrell and Mrs. Grace Sprung Dedi ation The highest honor that a graduating class may give to an in- dividual is that of dedicating its yearbook to him, lt is with deep appreciation that we, the seniors of l962, dedicate this O-.-XT-K.-XN to a man who has earned our utmost respect, Mr. Robert Grauey. His forceful personality, his ability as a teacher, and his help in both academic and personal problems will long be remembered by all of us. ., M R. ROBERT H. GRANEY - 3 - A , , 2 V .w?-wth , .- ls, 5. gym? ,rf , A 2 ' r...,...,,.., 'A Mfr f .-.f.,.m.. 1 Recognition MR. ROSS E. STITT lt is with true appreciation that the class of '62 wishes to thank Mr. Paul Joslin for the time he has taken and the interest he has shown by working with individuals outside of class time. Wie feel Mr. Joslin has gone above and be- yond the call of duty, and has displayed a wonderful sense of humor and patience toward us. for which we are deeply grateful. ?::.w:t.. . -- S 'i'f5fw at .. wx.. lt is with sincere gratitude that the seniors of l962 wish to thank Mr. Ross E. Stitt for being both a teacher and a friend to each of us. lrlis dedication to history and his service to the school as head of the Audio-Yisual Department are appreciated by everyone. MR. PAUL H. JOSLIN -9,- Woodward M morial Librar From left: Mrs, Dorothy Dernarziis, Mrs. John Dreher, Mr. Gerald Halligan, Miss Winifred Shores. lhe XXo:iflw'zi1'fl Mcinorifll I,1ln'z1ry was grae-ii Lo llzc- people ol l.c Nm' in ineinurv ol 'liinm' lt :m'l Lora I. XX oriclwzirrl hy their live chilflrcn. Un the hnilclinQ's niziin Hour . X v ' . . 15 php- X, oorlw':ii'rl lwrmi which contzuns the persrnril eollcetirni ol' lmolqs ol' the late Mi :inrl Mrs. ltrnesl l.. XXrmoclwz1rrl. lhe ll lIl'fll'5', with its collectifm of over 25,000 volnnies, has Z1 dual purpose to serve both the GlClllClllE1l'y and high schools and the pnhlic, 'llhe lihrary contains a wide variety ollyliormlqs for general reading and reference, Z1 college Catalog lile with guidance material, anal picture and pamphlet hles. More than one lnindrecl magazines and newspapers are nvailnhle weekly to horrowers. Q I P- ,.,4n ws'2434f'W Svninrs af -Ivnrk fl! Clclxx Rvsmzwlz Projvri Q? .5 gz' 5 ':.-:Z M-iss DUVOC Szrfvcfr-z'i.w's English NSL'fIlL'i1Hl1'U BIV5. Dc'H1al'f1ix fwljvs SIZUVOII and D0111141 .3 ,Ml ---.........-,YM U ,.,: Science From Left: Mr. Edward Bensink, B. S., College of Agriculture, Cornell. Mr. James Gallagher, B. A. M.A., Colgate University, M. S., Antioch. Mr. john Klingensniith, B, A., Wlashington and .leHerson College, University of Roches- ter. Mr. Paul Joslin, B. S., M.Ed., Cornell, University ot Rochester. Home Economics and Art From Left: Mrs. Grace Leanen, B. S.- S. U. C. E.. Buffalo. Miss Kathleen Har- rold, B. S., S. U. C. E., Fredonia, umhia Cniversitv. Z. Q Z 5 .9 ? . 2 Col- Business lfroiii Left: A Miss Margaret OlDonnell, B. S.. 5. U. C E., Albany. Mr. Everett Lzirrabec, B. S., Hartwick College. S Music From Left: Mr. Hyman Freeiiimi, B. MH University of Rochester, Eastman School of Music. Mi: XYilliam Lane, B. A., M. A.. University of Yermoiit. English Sizuicling: Mr. Kcviii Cahill, ll. QX., Uni- versity of 'lioi'oiito. Mr, lkiCU1'gfC Rud- mzm, ll. S. iii lifl., S. U. Qi. li., ljl'OLIliDOl'l. Smile-clt llfliss Irma De You lil. S., M 'X Svrziriisc l'i1ivc:1'siiy, Uiiivcrsity ' 1 ,,, ,, , nl liiillzilu Mrs Maul .'Xmlci'srni, I-i..'X., 5. Li. Q. l,.,. All army. M 1'. lifwlnfii lnziiiey, I X lVl N.. lnluly Cross. SYTILCLISC Uni- ,r. J ., versity. l li. .X., l Languages From Left: Nr. Yiillinm Xldlqeliel L.,-X.. l'lil'I1lll Crlvllege. Niclcllcldiiij' Lin legs, Miss Iilziry blanc L'i'0cl4ci', ll. .N N, l'l0lx'oke. Mrs. llcatrice lsivnii, Smiicleis Ll1liYCl'Sl'Ef'. Citizenship Education and History From Left, Standing: Mr. Ross Stitt, B. S.. M. A.. Sliippensburg State Teach- ers College, University of Delaware. Mr Fredericli Taggart, B. Ed., M. S., S. U C. B., Brockport and S. U. C. E.. Albany Seated: Mr. Paul Starlcweatlier, B. A. Alfred University. Mr. Robert Ander- son, B. A., S. U.C.E., Albany. Mr Charles Hackenberry, B. S., Lycoming College. Facult iii -il -FH X N . f if R. , Q 'ia -r nr., . r - .. 'ts - fcyryl l .1f. .W-1 ., - Mathematics From Left: Miss Evelyn Fortmiller, B. A., M.A., M. S., S. U. C. E., Albany, Columbia University, University of Ill- inois. Mr. James Perrone, B. S. Alfred University. Mrs. Margaret Mary Mur- phy, B. S., S. U. C, E., Buffalo. Driver Education, Industrial Arts and Agriculture From Left: Mr. Leon Cosselman, B. S., S..U. C. E., Oswego. Mr. joseph Mange- trida, B. S. in Industrial Arts, M. S. in Ed., S. U. C. E., Oswego, S. U. C. E., Buffalo. Mr. Robert Basom, College of Agriculture, Cornell, -14M Pysical Education From Left: Mr. Raymond Jay, B. S.. Brockport State Teachers College, M. S. in Health and Physical Education, Ithaca College. Miss Dorothy Dougan, B. of ld, U. of Buffalo, M. S., Brockport S. U. C. E. Mr. Francis Longhini, B. S. S.U. C. E., M. S. University of Indiana LATIN Mr. Nicholas Borelli 3- ,. , Guidance and Testing From Left: Miss Elizabeth Snttell, B. S., M.S., D'Youville College, Cornell Uni- versity. Mrs. Marian Russell, B.A., M. A., University oi Rochester, Colum- bia University. ENGLISH ENGLISH Mrs. Ruth Knoll Mr. Charles Doud 1 . , 7 ' 57 V yi Q' . . . E ' Sc'-X75 f 7: 1 f at 'ragigszSf4!?l 1 .af-:ist .... f.. ...... . ...... ...... . ..... v I ff',sx-1-,,1-:f-SSYKMWR r',g,LfF-:+',.- fi .L 411.1- 1 A .W .. t ,mn , ,.f. . If v.s-1.14123 5 - -,JH v frzgfzf-ms S' ss S DR. PAUL XX ELSH Sz 11001 D0ft01 5511001 D0ff0' M chcal and Dental Servuzes f.-'F 11 75 ,EX ICS DORIS SNIITH R X Q f X 5611001 VIIVJL ,if ., . X X H 0. . --'-fmrrzx' 'J 'XL - 13: f 0 X gy, nr- M..,,,q fm Bus Drivers From left: Mr. Kane, Mr. Clark, Mr. Brown. Mr. Privitera, Mr. Ru- bens, M r. Kellogg. 'awe ,A l r. l 1 Cafeteria Staff Qtzmding, from left: Mrs. Fiorito, 's. Grav. Mrs. Anchor. Seated: M 1-S. xxx-igfm. Custodians Standing, from left: Mr. 'lll'Ul1llDOl'6 Mr. Bundy, Mr. Sheridan. Front row seated: Mr. Reamer, Mr. Carmichael Mr. Pococlc. ..17.. 1. 'n X . vxi 1 xvgylk K' sn Jug, 'fi x N,mQDil. .7 ,fnn,-,wif V9..'n ,' '-, .,......,,-, my v 1 -fx my as ' L- ' P 'f'-.P-L..,V 1232, A lggmez ' Muyti, .E5mx1gJ:!gg4'?MzL1,h xg 'N Mm .1 w X-gli: , nm M' . wh x Nr . ' , 'Quik , w Q fT4ng,.MSw,,M A ,, ' ii.: . -- 5- Y- n' h 'JSA 1 , ,af I Q A 'fi 2 ' : X-,: Us L x x, 2 1 iq 1 4 ' Q ,1 W 'ci . ifif f 1 Mr' g ig, fly' l r' I . ' Q 5' HI i s 4' ,,.. ., 1. 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'A gi il Ki Y Aly, 'A f A3 as X gf' dw! 5 46,1 ' ,v ,J , 4 at ff' Sf! I f ' 9 rdf 1 I slits! FL-1 . . A, . I7 ' ',Q,,:f+ '-fr, ' ,H .-Vw-f . ..fff A mm V rx-Q.mj,,,g: ' A .sijijtqgnf fEi1g5'.8'3if-1'- DXUD .-'f' -Luv' ZA Seated from left: Marcia Dickinson, Bonnie Brad- bury. Standing: Jerry Seeley, .lohn Thorne XYe, the class of l962, began our final year at Le Roy High School under the able leadership of our officers. They were: president, -lerry Seeleyg vice president. john Thorneg secretary, Marcia Dickensong and treasurer, Bonnie Bradbury. Their leadership, along with the patience and effort of our advisors: Mr. Lane, Mr. Cahill. and Mrs. l-eanen, and the guidance given us by Mr. Mullet and Miss Suttell, helped bring about a successful- rewarding year. Our first activity was the management of the football refreshment stand, where we worked hard selling pizza, hot dogs, pop, and coffee to the spectators. Following this the seniors cooperated to bring about a successful annual spaghetti supper. This was the result of careful planning and doing chores which turned out to be more fun than work. Our next activity was decorating the Christmas tree in front of the school. ln order to raise funds for our end-of-the-year ac- riviiies we sponsored a dance. an open skating party, a bake food sale and put on s -20- Senior Class Ufficers as in s t sm. hmmm. Wllffl , -.f,2f.f5,s-9 i- l,1.,f'iVfj, , fy v. , iqxQ,jQaQf.5gg5',.wi1i-r , ' ' f gr? .4 -.az Senior Class Advisers From left: Mr. Cahill, Mrs. Leanen and Mr. Lane our annual senior play, which was the comedy, Onions ln The Stew. by Betty McDonald. As 'Tune arrived, with its rush to finish termpapers and study for exams. we sponsored our senior ball, 'iSayonara . The exotic decorations followed the japanese theme perfectly. Soon after the ball we took our senior trip. The day was spent exploring Crystal Beach and buying crazy hats. XYe also visited Niagara Falls and rode on the Maid of the Mist. ln the evening we headed for the Statler Hotel in Buffalo for dinner and an evening of dancing. At the end of the evening, tired, but happy, we headed back to Le Roy- each with his own memories of a zvonderful trip. The end of the year went fast for us. After regents week came Class night, Baccalaureate, and Graduation night when together we entered l..e Roy as students for the last time and left to go our separate ways in the world. -31- 53279 J. NICHOLAS ALEX 'Q'--.,.. ' WILLIAM L. BARBER K '7 f ,f 5 P . ' ' GEOFFREY W. BARNARD NICK the Greek - heads the Varsity Club - always smiling - future coach af- ter Brockport State. BILLY, our golf pro - An- drea - at the country club - future Hotel Manager. GEOFF - defensive tackle - likes Kenton - Dot's shad- ow - Allegheny i11 Pa. ANI - art editor - enjoys driving Franny Ford - Fredonia. GARY admires Red Skel- ton - likes to loaf - HYou give me a painw - will study X-ray technology. DICK is a hard worker - Wfheme From A Summer Place - Erie Co. Tech. - future mechanical engin- CCP. s -33- ANN E. BARTZ GARY R. BEAUMONT RICHARD L. BOOTHE FL DOROTHY L. BOYD LINDA C. BOYD CBONNIE N. BRADBURY DOROTHY is a talker - 4 Smoke Gets ln Your Eyesi' - Admires David Niven - Endicott Junior College. LINDA enjoys baby- sitting - usually with Suzanne - likes Trig. - Air Line Hostess. BONNIE - good natured class athlete - Harry Hud- son - Class financial Whiz. KATHY is our Latin scholar - Meg - usually with the gang - class dancer. O-BROWN with the guy at Jerryis - quiet student football - University of Buffalo. 5, l ME, , , '1 5, . , , . Y f Q X . f ff ...K W.. u ,- f my .-A :g4542f,:w+ uw iw' f 1+ ra: 3? . 2. .1 .1 'f 7. . ., ..N,sY', fi-gf ':'1 P'+.wyy' i'. v,-.,-,LM-4.:'vf ' f - X' f .,:y'fi.t:s.-afiffa-'Y 'LS ' fffrf'-. ' 2' . r' v1z45iff,L, 5 . .saws-,232-iiizmfzf 1 -aifm-at DENNIS F. BROWN IUANITA is a top major- ette - Pontiac Tempest - 79 6'That's one for Ripley! Career Girl. -23- fflws--swtf L JUANITA A. BUNDY Wnmww' GERALD G. CALL KXYWQQQ MW M ROBERTA NI. CARSON v .1 fy, . , ff . ,, N , 'Q v , - iw- 'A ' ff '- A ,M y ,, , ,ry JEANNE M. CHIMENO JERRY is our meat and potatoes man - '60 Inter- natio11al Qthafs a truckb - S. J. R. - Cornell to study agricultural engineering. BERT is a charter mem- ber of the gang - likes office practice - hopes for si- career in business - Tony Curtis. IEANNE behind the wheel of the big Buick - Volleyball - enjoys Office practice - hopes to work in an office. HOWARD is a versatile class meniber - rough middle-guard - Charlie - Canton for Hotel and Re- sort Maiiager. TONI IO - always at Tountas' - leading C.A.A.- er - MStranger on the Shore - Coniptonieter School. KATH with Duzzy - Dr. Ben Casey - working at lVlu1'phy's - to become Medical Secretary after Becker Junior College. S .L gin HOWARD CORCIMIGLIA I. x 5 . f ANTONIA J. GORCIMIGLIA 5, gig ' R ' if WWSTEQ . .5 .. - W' k, Mr V. .jf if , ghgajalg 5215 'asf i X . ' . .4 f 'R va- - C f Y 322 x- X, 1-f . A ff A we- Y -I , , ef' wQ13.1 F 4.3! - Q' A T ..... .r R -, R ' -Sega: . A .. ,. C 5 L . prix L. .Q V i. , p . . . , 5 X 1. Hiisiff - ' A . Ra . .- Qc... r r 1, , 2 . ' x g KATHY G. CROFT ' JH: LARRY R. DAY DOUGLAS A. DEDMAN LARRY is usually found washing windows at Inter- state Loan - With ,lim Aik- en - hard Worker for the prom and hall - wants to be an architect. DOUG in his blue Buick - quite a chemist - study hall is his favorite class - with Marley. JACKIE with Sandy - Well known green Chevy - lives in huge trailer on Randall Road - to join the Marines. SUSIE enjoys riding her horse, Hawlis May - active member of 4-H and F.H. A. - will attend Delhi to become a Veterinary Asst. MARCIAFS forte is music- usually seen with ,lack - terrific on the trumpet, piano, and organ - Green Mt. College to become a music teacher. DAVE enjoys Chem. Lab. with his favorite chemist, Mr. Joslin - drives a '55 Packard Clipper - Burt Lancaster - patient of Dr. Mulcahy. .4 ,, 'vfamrfj M. SUSAN DEWEY '7T'1'fP NIARCIA E. DICKINSON JACKIE L. DEMPSEY DAVID C. DORPFELD a-.., . A M-A -- - DONNA L. DOYLE ' 4095.1 RGBERT J. DREHER Z Wvuw LINDA J. EH RHART DONNA digs the twist - active in F.H.A. and Busi- ness Club - likes Dr. Kil- dare - Wants to attend IBM school. BOB is either with Dorps or Linda Kay - track star- likes raw clams - hopes to go to King's Point. LINDA - usually at Tonn- tas, with Rino after 7:00 - likes Etalian food - terrific bowler - favors business subjects. MARILYN, called Fag, bombs around in their blue '62 Biscayne - good Water skiier - alt drives me up a walli' - will attend Delhi to major in food administration. CHARLIE in his 958 Rambler - Ski Club - ad- mires Maynard Ferguson and all jazz - Michigan State for Journalism. JAN drives their pink Pontiac - great artist - admires our First Lady, Jacqueline Kennedy - will attend R.l.T. to become a fashion co-ordinator 126.. MARILYN J. FAGAN CHARLES E. FEDER JANICE M. FINCO ., 'K LOUIS C. FRANK SHARON J. HACKETT DALE E. HANSEN LOUIE is famous for his long eyelashes - terrific basketball player - most always with Bonnie - in the Lincoln or Chevy wagon. SHARON is an active square dancer - usually found ill Linwood or York - wants to go to Cali- fornia - terrific in sports DALE is a hard worker, both at home and at school, - enjoys hunting and being with Les and George - Cross Country - Cobleskill to become an Agricultural Businessman. LESLIE manages two farms and has received numerous awards in the field of agriculture - usual- ly with Nina - enjoys his- tory class - hopes to own his own farm. DONNA is a class leader, especially concerning the Jr. Prom and Sr. Ball - enjoys pajama parties and talking with the kids - West Side Story - Fredonia to major i11 speech therapy SANDY enjoys being with Jack - Circulation Editor of Oatkan - '58 Plymouth and old Chevy - Oneonta to become an elementary school teacher. l -27 -- X f W ff i ' Wi? A, , LESLIE J. HUNGERFORD DONNA E. JEARY affi R a SANDRA A. KERNUTT JOHN S. LAPP MARY JANE LA ROCCO V lhvf io E M 1 A s 1 ff! im, X 2 4 '? 24 9 ,, W . N , ' . .A be Q . . ff , Z I ' f. A JOHN E. LATHAN JOHN enjoys skiing - act- ive in Science Club and N.H.S. - ultraconservative along with Barry Gold- water - Wesleyaii Univer- sity to become physicist MARY JANE usually with Josie, Jeanne and Sharon- writes letters to Labrador, US. Air Force - Dr. Kil- dare fan. JAKE is with the guys - enjoys hunting - top American History student - will work on cars doing body and fe11der work. AL was star center for the football team - drives Vera Volkswagon - with O-Brown, Nicky, and Pag. - Hillsdale College a11d more football. GEORGE is active in FF. A. - likes steak and Chefs' Club - enjoys driving any- thing, from tractors to their 761 Pontiac - wants to be successful in agri- cultural field. ALLYN Tu-Tu is always remembered for the class assembly incident - ad- mires Rin-Tin-Tin and Greta Garbo - Spanish Club - future ambition is to visit Hawaii. S 28 M. ALLEN LINDSLEY GEORGE H. MAC KENZIE ALLYN F. MAC LEOD f li'- KUNIHIKO MAKITA CAROLE A. MANCUSO DARWIN G. MATTHEWS K UNI is our model Amer- icanized senior - active in choral groups - admires fine achievements of Dr. Schweitzer - hopes to e11- ter university in Japan and enter a field of diplomatic service. CAROLE is a Whistler star of Senior Play - active in Business Club - hopes for a career as medical secretary. DARWIN is easily identi- fied as the driver of THE '49 Cadillac - F.F.A. - hopes to become a farm manager. ED is another golfer - usually with Shirley or watching Arnold Palmer- will work at Le Roy Coun- try Club and Elm Dairy. HM drives a 760 jeep - top Scout at Sam Wfood - hard worker at Le Roy C. C. - hopes to become an X-ray technician. ROGER is our blondie - Good Enfflish student - EDWARD D. MILLS JAMES D. MOORE W M A ,Q ,f 5 ' W S 0: ll- e 'T 1' 'X if f , fn Y N ' fr 1.53251 QA. . cJk2i3 'f33' 121- s.a.,,,, - 1 Ea x fGq'.g1-1-ss it 1, s. . i s . M , 2-,Q if gf. .ww s me 'wid w-'V .4 -ft Thug 5- -rf 332 222. X 3 1 l XQ - 'S ' ns 'V 13 'J 'M 'uf . Q - W, nw T ' fix is 'kit' eniwsvgf 'N .2177 . C ,pqxffigi Ji many girlfriends - Kent g f ? State W J- K 3 get :M Q 'Q' ' w as-we A f , ,u.y i - 29 - ezsimg 'H A i ROGER A. MUEHLIG CHARLES P. MUNT DEBORAH L. MYERS MARLE Y is known for the expression uEmhar1'as- menti' - 55 Packard - usually seen with Phyllis - eventually will become a mechanic. DEBBIE - internationally minded - admires Bern- stein and Kipling - 6'Hi Love - Mexico, then Westniilister. DA VE is the leader of the student hody - '4Greet- ings - with all the boys - Brockport State to hecome a teacher. GEORGE is an officer of F.F.A. - Le Roy Flying Club - usually with Kathy - career: farming or flying. KAREN enjoys riding her horse, Playhoy - Grand Circle, Caledonia - hirth- day parties - Geneseo State ANNA LOU likes Roches- ter - good bowler - Dr. Ben Casey - future GEORGE J. PAPP KAREN A. PERHAMUS ,sm schooling. DAVID C- PAGANIN ANNA LOU PRENTICE E A THOMAS N. PRICE SAMUEL J. PRINZI JOHN N. PRIVITERA iff?-Q Z C 1 ' N WILLY-T. and his Fords - usually with Ed, Jack and Bill - hard worker on class projects, especially Year- book ads. -hopes for career as hotel manager. SAM, or Bopper in his '55 Ford - with the girls - will eat any food - works hard in the metropolis. JOHN is an Eagle Scout - '53 Chevy is l1is prize possession - admires the Honorable Judge Weiss - LeMoyne College for career in Industrial- Man- agement Relations. DAVE or Pully is an ath- lete - enjoys being with Kay - '56 Chevy - hopes for career i11 sports or will attend Bryant-Stratton. IANETTE is a good swim- mer and boater - usually seen with Donnie - '62 Comet - wants to be an Executive Secretary. FRANK or Frenchy - at the Dinette - with the guys or in the Chevy - will enter tl1e Serv ice. --31.. DAVID L. PULLYBLANK Wig 1 7 V ,,,, , , ifjgjf , I .17 'W ' , f f f, , l X W f .f f N. MH.-, .. , :Q ,A Ai... I I., .,, . , ' ww' , . ' W ,, if ' ., 1 ff If ff , an ,, L ,rf , .. 5. 5 - ' fx Mm sr- if 4 ff W1 A i ffwf , 4 . ', X, ' ' f K V f I 5.917 f ' ig wi' .-f f:,fs...f fmm2a2.2f.'-k.h,..T wh. -A ,af JANETTE D. REAL ,QM 'W' 4 P FRANK A. REALNIUTO PHILIP H. RIDER DOROTHEA J. ROBINSON PHIL is mechanically- minded - usually in his truck - enjoys hunting - eventually wants to be- come a farmer. DOTTIE is Editor of '62 Oatkan - likes cats and Geoff - admires James Dean and c'Greensleeves'7 - will attend Syracuse and take Liberal Arts. SUE, better known as Betty - is an avid reader - usually with Jerry - wants to be a nurse. JOSIE frequents Batavia- with Mary Jane - '4The W'andererw - hopes to be- come a hairdresser. JO-ANN is our quiet one - with Clyde, Diane a11d Charlotte - terrific bowler will enter Bryant-Stratton to become an office machine operator. iiy, JOAN C. or Bums IS a ter- rific cheerleader - with at Donna and Laney - MWhe11 if i'cv , I Fall In Love - Genesee , . W4 , , Q .,., uf'-ff Vldung y f K State to become an ele- mentary school teac'her. , , JOSEPHINE M. ROSE .IO ANN RUMSEY SUSAN J. ROONEY JOAN C. RUMSEY CAROL A. SCHLONSKI FREDERICK M. SCHUTT CAROL is our mathema- tician - enjoys knitti11g and being with Buddy - accomplished worker - B.l.T. to take Chemistry, FRED drives his '57 Buick Special - F. F. A. - hopes to become 311 auto- mobile mechanic after wearing Navy blue. DIANE or Scotty, is usual- ly with Jo-Ann and Char- lotte - enjoys business sub- jects and organizations - Bryant-Stratton. JERRY is our class presi- dent - almost a permanent Stafford resident - prize chemist and math. stu- de11t - University of Buf- falo to become a teacher. JACKIE is usually with Linda - likes Bergen - Shirley Temple - Harper Beauty School. JAN enjoys dancing tl1e Pony - Johnny Angel - will go to Comptometer School to become a Gen- eral Secretary and Becep- tionist. I 1 l i 5 I 1 1 GERALD E. SEELEY, JR. JACQUELINE K. SHEPARD Y 5 g , Awji z, LV ,xy E- X 'tt- 3 --4 , s A g Ak KXQ5- W! XX gi . 'ni-may i . ff ,, ' . 'f ww' - GV . X .,,, -Eivfif. s 5 -ss 1' 33 is W A-Ek . HEPARD DIANE C. scoTT JANICE R S W. THOMAS P. SHERMAN . i KAREN E. SIMMONS F . TOM enjoys riding horse- back - '55 Dodge - likes Business Math. and Amer- ican History II - eventual- ly will work as a Mason. KAREN is very musically inclined - c'Witl1 a Song ill My Heart - Gardner McKay - Bryant Stratton to become an office mach- inist. GARY patrols the roads - active in F. F. A. - man from the suburbs - likes English. JACK is a mystery fan - quite a chef in chef's club - likes ice hockey - would like to become a teacher. SHIRLEY was great in the Senior Play - enjoys being with Eddie - Presi- dent of F. H. A. - hopes to go to nursing school and become a surgical nurse. DONNA bombing around in their '59 Buick - likes Pizza, and why not - likes Home Ec. ll - hopes to JOHN D. SPRINGETT SHIRLEY A. TAROMINO F 1 J work. GARY R- SNELL DONNA L. THOMAS '1 JOHN L. THORNE LINDA L. TOTTEN sHARoN A. UBERTY THORNY enjoys Danish pastry - star quarterback and actor - this genera- tion's Barry Goldwater - King - Hobart College for career as lawyer or diplo- mat. LINDA is our Queen of the Prom - very talented in sewing - active in F.H.A. - Wyoniiiig County Com- munity Hospital to become a nurse. SHARON or Tooter is identified with her '49 yellow, jeepster - good in home economics - Robert Mitchum - Practical Nursing School. CHARLIE likes to ride around with Fred - works hard at Thruway - in N.H. S. and Student Council - will go i11 the service. .IUNE or Junebug, is usually with Linda - en- joys life on the farm - Oatkannaires - will Work in the medical field. CHARLOTTE is an ath- lete - admires Wiliiia Ru- dolph - conirnutes from Rochester - Teddy Bear - Physical Education Teacher. .-35.. W. ,, Eli-Wf3'Vff'iilf7!422 r , fi ' Z I .1 f- 5:1 i Qfi f ' 4, 4 ffsif 1 'V ' , W .,VZ ,. ...X , - y -- ww of my film. 1 6 L, A rffffi, 5 .f if f -'vi ' 5y.i1i4X?! fi! 1 ,1 ,mf 5 ,,iy 5 'iftfjfff If fly ,, l A I F 57 3 Q5 lfirf fmffj ali. .J ,l'I'f2 ' I A 2 5 1 gf' t 4 fa 1 , 3 ,Z gf? Xfwlfl -J' We 2 ig? f .. fialzmi E Aw ., J CHARLES M. VAN HORN ' ,.',. . l i JUNE C.. WIGHT CHARLOTTE M.. WILLIAMS 'ff! PAUL J. WOLF v ! is I Boirligg. J. WOLFE PAUL is our Don, of Onions in the Stew - a steak and potatoes man - uBeautiful'9 - enjoys Busi- ness Law - wants to attend trade school. DONNA is usually with Crink - '61 Chevy - HYou Mean Everything to Me - will attend Delhi to he- come a Business Manager JOHN or Woody, works hard 011 the cafeteria staff - admires John Glenn Jr. - G The Way You Look To- night - Alfred to study Forestry. JOAN derives much pleas- ure froni her L.P. albums - Whiz at typing - '58 Bel- Air - Business School to become a court steno- grapher or private secre- tary. TOM enjoys the '62 Buick - usually with How- ard and Gary - Letter- man's Club - will work after graduation. ' vmsdff THOMAS G. YAUCHZEE - 36 A JOHN R. WOODWORTH '17' l Q if Q ff JOAN A. YACHETT -A m , Senior Saga To tell the story of thirteen years of school on five pages is relatively impossible. How- ever, through the means of pic- tures, we shall attempt our nsagain Like all children, we had our likes and dislikes. Marcia preferred her bathinette, while Dick liked the outdoors. Donna had her balloon, Ani, a lake, Donna Lee, the library steps, and Linda, her pushcart. The one and only Jerry Seeley was trying to see if he could get his foot into his mouth, Donna Jeary was all formal smiles for the camera, Sue Dewey modeled the latest fash- ions in her backyard, while Dot relaxed in the shade. Jcanny pouted while Karen was swinging, and Marilyn dragged around when June was enjoying the Howers in her front yard. We were of assort- ed shapes and sizes, but we were all lovable babies for the first three years or so. But as time marched on .,,... ...... ,......... . . -- 37- . . . . We began growing up into little people. We were curious and tried to be helpful and loving, and our parents couldn't help but appreciate our efforts. A good cross-sec- tion of those bo-rn in 1944 are shown here. Donna Thomas was blondie, Joan had a doll and a cute hat, Thorney loved his kitten, and Dorothy slept. Jack and his friend picked dandelions for Mama, while Deb pedaled the drive-way. Kathy and her doll should have been cover girls, while the Shepards' played together, hand in hand. John and Shir- ley had their lirst Communion, Jerry was also hotrodding on a trike, Sharon and her doll were inseparable, and Carol and Jan were the best of friends. Jake posed casually and won all beauty contests for his sweet smile. -33- f If We were all easily recogniz- able from our present charac- teristics. Parties became the rage and Mom would cele- brate one in our honor at the drop of a hat. Joan had quite a crowd for a particular Birth- day Party held at her home in Stafford. You probably recog- nize Deb, Dot, J o-Ann, Karen, J a n e t t e, Carole, Nlartha, Corny, Linda-Kay and Sandy. Dick was already pulling on a Panatella, while at 8 Craigie, the Boys were doing a little celebrating. Carol helped at home.. The Class snow sculp- turing contest one year was extremely blessed with talent, and our model Dog is shown to prove it. Notice the hard- workers . . . Charlie, Geoff, Ginger, Dorth, Allen, Bonnie, Jan, Martha, John and Jerry. And speaking of our Presi- dent, where have you ever seen a classier picture of any- one? And then Dorothy en- tertained the girls at a little get-together. Socially, we were an entertaining and enjoyable class, but other interests be- gan iniluencing our behavior. -39- 4 vw '4. i.. ,Nfl alfa,-,,, ,. ..,., -U ,.,4,.a,, ,, 4 1.44 5 ,f is I I 2 D M' ff Q i LM 14 ff, 2 ,W , ,, ' f af f l .- ' V M f ' ' M 17 f ' ,,.,,.,. I ' X S ., , A I .- t '- 3 f iw? 7 ' 7 X f . ,, '4 , QW' . fwly is ,, if f iff. W f fa! 7 ? fa W ff' MMM 'smvh gyms rd e f We were growing up fast and, at last, the boys seemed to add a little height so that we girls were not all giants. Gerry and Shirley look about the same, but notice the parties again. First we see Joan's pa- jama party, and then a birth- day party. Other photos are from class assemblies and a sixth grade breakfast party. For a change, we began Work- ing together. Boys and girls organized and carried out our assemblies. We had class meetings and elections. The high school was no longer fear- ed because we were now a part of it. Homework and other factors entered into the picture, but for effort, we found accomplishment. It was worth it! .- .45 ...- J Into Senior High with all of its activity, rush, worry, and anticipation. Waiting for the Spaghetti Supper, waiting for the Senior Play, waiting for the Operetta, and on and on . . . At a special school spirit rally. the Senior Boys disp'ay- ed their cheering talents in faily colored MuuMuus. Deb had a few parties, Sue came back to us from overseas, Helle and June became ever- lasting friends, and the boys displayed their good sports- manship in Assembly. Dave had his hair curled for fun and an unidentified girl Ccould her initials be J.C.R.D 'made an in- teresting face. Donna and Larry crowned the King and Queen at our Junior Prom. George and Linda reigned as King and Queen of our class for that year. And so we have shown you a brief picture of our lives in Le Roy, and our school life. It has been great fun to know and be friends with those stu- dents who have always been close to us. It is with regret and anticipation that we end our high school careers to be- gin the next phase . . . adult hood and the future ...... -. 41 F- 1 3 il' 'Q 7 ' 7, 5? - 1 ig-raw ' f ff 3 'Z af X 6, V , za .gf ' l ,l uv gs P ,M.t 1 x2f i... . tm gf ir Q 2 a.. '-j.ig 'MZ f , Q 9 '75 X as , 1 .,,.-n..M. fr 5 it ,,, ,,,,,, 1 .. -,Q i ,,., i ' A fig J fi fire? 4' :q, , it ,.,,: : . 1 4 ises Myst, t Y My ff , W' Affm' a 1-O-11'-Q relzvarsal l Miss Gfll Z'Uj 'S dvrision vomzfs lzml-vilhv Urs. .AJ1zVf1'w'.f01z lzzukcx-zzf Paul .. , Za M42- BETTY Unions In Directed by Mr. Betty MacDonald .,,.... Don MacDonald ,A,,. Anne .A,,,,..7,,7,7,,,,A,,,,, Joan ,........,,, Howard .... Roger ,, , Claude ,,.,,, Claire ..... Lesley l,,.....,,,V... Miss Garvey ,..v,,, li 4, ,pf fi xg . , r xx Cmfral Ctlif ACDON.-Xl.D,S 'he Stew aber? Anderson SUSAN ROONEY PAUL VVOLF . SHIRLEY TAROBfIlNO CAROLE NIANCUSO JOHN THORNE GiRALO CALL JOHN LAPP O. TON1-JO CORCIMIGLIA KATHRYN BRADY .. DONNA JEARY M'1'. fIlltfl'I'S0lI amz' Cmzy .. , 'mf mm E, m JHF .- V , W 1'--W iq., W ,.-fig, 4, wg-1 ' ' ' f- 'fm-.': f vw-'q.,:g'm. EMMA-i Q. - ,XM Wm 1,z,i.,5-.- .f:?,1,' 1, H ,Hymn V f- ci uf' , Q. Mil ,SZZQQ N ' ! L1,?? '!Z i 1J af, ui-gygfl. ,V Hexgq, A K svfyyff Q, ,iff -, f 1. K1 32 1:-1-f S:?7fQW i '- A f ' 5' A '1 4 kfu J ' ,. A 5,-' 1: . fi - f- ff? :rf , My ' 1 ,I . f -A XJ fig 73' - -' ' VT f,4f:,-fdJ1,'Zff57, ' , -Y -' - , -.,,.OL,,,, , f,,.4 , . MH, . Q.. .21 y nw .5 fa E I, A - .A f A-, af A -A A . -A -A -,fm O . f Ma- 2- A212535 ,,,O. - V. 1 T M , . .. g n, ,yy f ,Aga .45 - 4 5,3 L f f 1, Y N V X I. yur - r gglgsgv .N , J . V . , 4 3, . W,,i,-Q1 i . I ' : '-Ifj yf V A .-5 jf - f ' M ,449 x A-' g . .3 Q45 f sf, Q I, ziijx ,-, v z gk 2- 5 5 Q ,. .,,.., ,. my 4 w ' -W, 15. '., , , , j1 -my 1371: .. sy U2 'QA j -15 Z9 ' ,L f f-'f L- ' ' K f f 4 54 -, f m. ' ., L55 ,. 'J 1 ' M' is 'Nff . K VKEQQDIQANP cucmuvfg ' f A mf.5.,E f '1' -.,,,, 4f, ' ,. V-'A 3 . ,- , VL 1, , 'HQ-i:f'f1W,fl'K1x X qf ?'Q, ,. 'f f-if -'fV A -i Wf? 'f Wi! ' -'f-' 'QV ' 'V ' - V 'f OOOA ' IVIICQU zx 11101 fIiI1lI.j Ushers f0a1z's G1'0z'm'.' . :',.'v'l: ,3.,. ,, 5 ,.aw:i . er . 1-.5 V151 - . A . .........-..,.-....,,.,i, -5.1-A SENIOR ACTIVITIES NICK ALEX-Red Key Service Club 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 43 Varsity Football 43 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4. J.V. Base- ball' 1: Varsity Club 2, 3. 4 fPresidentJ3 Varsity Letter 2, 43 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4: B.A.A. 1, 2. 3, 43 Future Teachers Club 43 Spanish Club 2, 3, 43 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM BARBER-Red Key Service 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 42 Golf l. 2, 33 B-.A.A, 1, 2, 3, 43 O-AT-KAN Staff 43 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 43 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4. GEOFFREY BARNARD-National Honor Sc-:iety 3, 4 fSecretaryJ3 Hartwood Chapter 13 Stage Crew 43 Photog- raphy Club 2, 3, 43 Ofiice Worker 33 Red Key Service 3, 43 Senior Play Cast 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Football' 43 Varsity Baseball 3, 43 J. V. Baseball 23 Varsity Letter 3, 43 B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Bowling 2, 3 fCaiptain1, 43 Model Congress 2, 3, 43 Student Council Rep. 43 NYS Regents Scholarship 43 National Merit Letter 43 Red and Black Staff 13 Spanish Club 3. 43 Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Q-CaptainD3 Dance Band 43 Oatkannaires 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 fVice Pres. 233 Operetta Cast 1, 2, 3, 43 Marching Band 1, 2, 3. 43 County Band 1, 23 County Chorus 33 Music Lyre li Music Gold Key 33 Adventures in Knowledge 33 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 43 English L 33 Science Club 3, 4. ANNE BARTZ-Red Key Service 43 O-AT-KAN Art Edi- tor 43 Class 'Committees 4, Transferred from Haverling Central School, Bath, N. Y., February I96IQ G.A.A. 4. GARY BEAUMONT-Stamp Club 13 Hartwic-:l Chapter 13 Library Club 13 Cafeteria Worker 2, 33 A.V. Club 13 Photography Club 13 Red Key Service 2, 3. 43 Dramatics Club 43 Senior Play Cast 43 Track 23 Science Club 1, 23 Senior Band 1. 2, 3, 43 Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Oatkannaires 2, 3, 43 Boys' Chorus 2, 3. 43 Operetta Cast 2, 3, 43 March- ing Band 1, 2, 33 County Band 2, 33 County Chorus 43 Music Lyre 13 Music Gold Key 43 B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD BOOTHE-Stamp Club 13 Hartwiod Chapter 13 Red Key Service 1, 43 Track 2, 3. 43 B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Bowl- ing 4: Red and Black Staff 43 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 43 Oatkannaires 1, 2, 43 Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 43 Music Lyre 3. DOROTHY BOYD-Office Worker 1, 23 Red Key Service 1, 2, 43 Dramatics Club 3, 43 Plays 3 lThe Valiantig Senior Play Cast 43 Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 43 J.V. Cheerleader 1. 23 600 Club 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A,A, Numerals 13 G.A.A. Shield 23 G.A.A. Letter 33 Bowling 1, 2, 43 G.A.A. Playdays 1, 2, 3, 43 Model Congress 3. 43 Student Council 1, 23 Red and Black Staff 43 O-AT-KAN StaH 43 French Club 43 Class Cimmittees 1, 2, 3, 43 Oatkannaires 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 3, 4. LINDA BOYD-Red Key Service 3. 43 G.A.A. Numerals 23 G.A,A. Shield 33 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 43 G.A.A. Playdays 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 3, 4. BONNIE BRADBURY-Stamo Club 13 Hartwood Chapter 13 Office Worker 1, 2, 33 Red Key Service 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2. 3 43 630 Club 3, 43 Gold Key 23 G.A.A. 1. 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. Numerals 13 G.A.A. Shield 13 G.A.A. Letter 23 Eowfirg 1. 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. Sec. 2, G.A.A. Vice Pres. 3, G.A.A. Resident 4: Model Congress 23 O-AT-KAN Staff 43 Future Homemakers 43 Frc-sh Class Oflicer 1 lSecretaryl3 Sonhimore Class Officer 2 lSecretaryJ3 Senior Class Of- cer 4 1Treasurerl3 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, KATHRYN BRADY- Red Key Service 43 Senior Play Cast 43 Intramuials 3, 43 G.A.A. 3, 43 G.A.A. Playdays 3, 43 Future Homemakers 43 Oatkannaires 43 Girls' Chorus 4. Transferred from Notre Dame High School, Batavia, N. Y., September 1960. DENNIS BROWN-Red Key Service 43 Dramatics Club 43 Intramurals 2, 43 Varsity Football 3, 43 J.V. Fcotball 23 Track 1, 2, 33 Varsity Letter 43 NYS Regents Scholarship 43 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 43 Science Club 1, 23 Oatkan- naires 43 B.A.A. 1, 2, 8, 4. JUANITA BUNDY- Business Club 43 Red Key Service 3, 43 Intramurals 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. Numerals 43 G.A.A. Playdays 3, 43 Future Homemakers 43 Girls' Chorus 43 Majorettes 43 Marching Band 3. Transferred frc-m Notre Dame High School, Batavia, N. Y., Septem-ber 1959. GERALD G. CALL -A.V. Club 1, 23 Red Key Service 43 Senicr Play Cast 43 Varsity Football 3, 43 J.V. Football 1, 23 Varsity Letter 3, 43 Bowling 43 B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Na- tional Hc-nor Society 43 NYS Regents Scholarship 4s O-AT-KAN Stat? 43 Future Farmers 1, 2 CVice Presidentl, 3, 4 tPresidentJ3 Class Committees 33 Science Fair 1 fFirst Prizeb, 2 fSecond Prizeb. ROBERTA CARSON-Business Club 43 Red Key Service 43 Intramurals 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. Playdays 3, 43 Fu- ture Homemakers 43 Class Committees 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 1, 4. JEANNE CHIMENO-Cafeteria Worker 33 Business Club 43 Red Key Service 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. Numerals 3. HOWARD CORCIMIGLIA-Cafeteria Worker 1, 23 Busi- ness Club 43 Red Key Service 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 43 Senior Play Cast 43 Senior Play Committee 43 Intramurals 3, 43 Varsity Football 3, 43 Varsity Football Manager 1, 23 Varsity Letter 2, 43 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4 fCaptain 3, 433 Red and Black Staff 43 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 43 Oatkan- naires 43 Boys' Chorus 43 Operetta Cast 1, 43 B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. TONI JO CORCIMIGLIA-Business Club 43 Red Key Ser- vice 43 Dramatics Club 43 Senior Play Cast 43 600 Club 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. Numerals 13 G.A.A. Shield 23 G.A.A. Letter 33 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. Playdays 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council 3, 4 1Representative-at-Large53 O-AT-KAN Staff 43 Future Homemakers 4. KATHY CROFT-National Honor Sc-:iety 43 Ofnce Work- er 1, 43 Red Key Service 1, 2, 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. Playdays 13 Class Committees 3, 43 Girls' Chcrus 1, 4. LARRY R. DAY-Red Key Service 43 Senior Play Cast 43 Intramurals 2, 33 J.V. Basketball 23 Track 33 Cross Country 33 O-AT-KAN Staff 43 Class Committees 2, 3, 43 B.A.A. 2, 3, 4. Transferred from Mt. Morris Central High School, Mt. Morris, N. Y., 1959. DOUGLAS DEDMAN-Red Key Service 43 Intramurals 3, 43 J.V. Basketball 1, 23 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 43 J.V. Baseball 1: Varsity Letter 23 B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Com- mittees 3, 4. JACK DEMPSEY-Red Key Service 43 Intramurals 43 Varsity F-gotball 4 tCo-captain13 Track 43 Varsity Letter 43 B.A.A. 43 Class Committees 4. Transferred from Mexico Central High School, Mexico, N. Y., 1961. MARY SUSAN DEWEY-Hartwood Chapter 13 Library Club 13 Red Key Service 2, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 600 Club 3, 43 Gold Key 433 G.A.A. Numerals 33 G.A.A. Shield 33 G.A.A. Letter 33 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Blowling 2. 3, 43 G.A.A. Playdays 1, 2, 3, 43 Future Homemakers 43 Class Cim- mittees 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 43 Science Fair 4 iThir:l Prize-D. -44.- v. :i ' S I V 'l,Av'j '3' 1 X-3 , .3 ,Pr , ' 'M ww- 2.w!:fsisail, r 5 1- ,p.r:,1:+V ,- 5 f fiiff ' ' SENIOR ACTI ITIES MARCIA DICKINSON - National Honor Society 45 Stamp 'Club 15 Hartwood Chapter 15 Red Key Service 45 600 Club 3, 43 'G-old Key 35 G.A.A. Numerals 15 G.A.A. Shield 15 G.A.A. Letter 35 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 45 G.A.A. Plfaydays 1, 2, 35 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4. Model C-ingress 35 Student Council 25 Red and Black Staff 15 O-AT-KAN Staff 45 Senior Class Officer 4 CSec-retarybg Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 45 English L 35 Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Oatkannaires 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 3. 45 Operetta Cast 2, 3, 45 Marching Band 1, 2, 45 Brass Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 County Band 25 County Chorus 35 Music Lyre 1. DAVID DORPFELD -Cafeteria Worker 2, 35 Red Key Ser- vice 3, 45 Seni--:r Play Cast 45 O-AT-KAN Staff 45 Future Farmers 15 Class Committees 2, 3, 45 Il.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Transferred from Coxsackie-Athens High School, 1959. DONNA LEE DOYLE-Oiiice Worker 3, 45 Business Club 45 Red Key Service 3, 45 Senior Play Committee 45 G.A.A. Numerals 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Playdays 45 Bowling 1, 2, 35 Future Homemakers 4 lTreasurerD5 Class Com- mittees 1, 2, 3. 45 Girls, Chcrus 1. ROBERT DREHER-Red Key Service 45 Senior Play Cast 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 O-AT-KAN Staff 45 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4: B.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 4: Science Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Fair 1 tFirst Prizel, 2 tFirst and Second Prizeb. LINDA EHRHART-Business Club 45 Red Key Service 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 600 Club 35 G.A.A. Numerals 25 Shield 35 G.A.A. Letter 35 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Play- days l. 2, 3, 45 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 45 Future Homemakers' 45 Class Committees 3, 4. MARILYN JANE FAGAN-Red Key Service 45 Dramatics Club 45 Senior Play Cast 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 600 Club 45 G.A.A. Numerals 25 G.A.A. Shield 35 G.A.A. Letter 35 G.A.A. Playdays 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 El-Jwling 2, 3, 4: Red and Black Staff 45 O-AT-KAN Stal? 45 Future Teach- ers 3, 45 Spanish Club 3. 4 lSec.1. CHARLES FEEDER-Stage Crew 25 Red Key Serv. 45 J.V. Football' 1, 25 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Letter 2, 3, 45 B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Model C-gngress 2, 45 Larkin Speaking Contest 35 NYS Regents Scholarship 45 Red 8.1 Black Staff 45 De- bating Club 3 KMC-deratorD5 English UL 35 Science Club 1, 2. 35 Senior Band 2. 3, 45 Dance Band 2, 35 Marching Band 2, 3, 45 Brass Choir 2, 35 Music Lyre 2. JANICE FINOO-Red Key Service 3, 45 Senior Play Com- mittee 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Numerals 25 G.A.A. Shield 35 G.A.A. Playdays 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 45 Red and Black Staff 35 O-AT-KAN Staff 45 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 1. LOUIS FRANK-Red Key Service 2, 45 J.V. Football 1, 25 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 45 J.V. Basketball 15 Varsity Base- ball' 2, 3, 45 J.V. Baseball 15 Varsity Letter 2, 3, 4 LSecre- taryJ5 B.A.A. 1, 2. 3, 4 fPresidentb5 Model Congress 25 Student 'Council 25 O-AT-KAN Staff 45 Sophomore Class Officer 2 fVice PresidentJ5 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 45 Intermediate Band 2. SHARON HACKETT-Business Club 15 Red Key Service 3, 45 Senior Play Cast 45 600 Club 15 Gold Key 15 G.A.A. Numerals 45 iG.A.A. Shield 35 G.A.A. Letter 25 GAA. Playdays 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling 45 Future Home- makers 15 Class 'C'-:mmittees 1, 2, 3, 4. DALE HANSEN- Red Key Service 45 Cross Country 3, 45 Varsity Letter 3. 45 B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling 3, 45 Future Farmegs 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Committees 45 Oatkannaires' 35 Operetta Cast 3. LESLIE J. HUNGERFORD-Red Key Service 45 Chefs Club 45 Future Farmers 1, 2, 3, 4 iSecretaryD Chapter Star Farmer Award5 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. DONNA JEARY-Natic-nal Honor Society 45 Stamp Club 15 Hartwood Chapter 15 Red Key Service 45 Dramatics Club 3, 45 Plays 2 V'H:ld Onto Your Hat J, 3 U12 Pound Look 15 Seni'or Play Cast 45 Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 45 G.A.A. Numerals 25 G.A.A. Shield 25 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling 1, 25 Model Cc-tigress 25 Student Council 1. 2, 3, 4 fOfhcferJ5 NYS Regents Scholarship 45 Red and Black Staff 45 O-AT-KAN Staff 3, 4 rBusiness Managerl5 Debating Club 3, 45 Future Teachers 45 Class Committees 1, 2, 3. 45 Eng- lish L 35 Science Club 15 Senior Band 1, 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Operetta Cast 25 Marching Band 1, 2, 35 Czun- ty Band 1, 2, 35 Music Lyre 1. SANDRA KERNUTT-Hartwood Chapter 15 Library Club 1, 2, 35 Red Key Service 1. 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 4 fVice Presldentb5 Plays 2 f Ho1d Onto Your Hat 75 Senic-7 Play Cast 45 Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 45 600 Club 3, 45 Gold Key 35 G.A.A. Numerals 15 G.A.A. Shield 15 G.A.A. Letter 25 G.A.A. Playdays 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling 1. 2, 3, 45 O-AT-KAN Circulation Editor 45 Future Teachers 3, 4 fPresidentl5 Future Himemakers 45 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls, Chorus 1. 25 Operetta Cast 15 Music Lyre 2. JOHN LAPP-National Hc-nor Society 3, 4 fVic'e Presi- denth5 Harvard Book Prize 35 Library Club 15 A.V. Club 15 Photography Club 35 Red Key Service 3. 45 Dramatics' Club 45 Senior Play Cast 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Golf 1, 45 Track 2, 35 Criss Country 2, 3. 4 4CaptainJ5 Basket- ball Manager 1, 2. 3. 45 Varsity Letter 45 B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Model Congress 2. 3 KMC-st Outstanding Delegatel, 45 Lar- kin Speaking Contest 3 fSecond Prizeb, 45 NYS Regents Scholarship 45 National Merit Letter 45 Red and Black 3, 45 Red and Black Editor 45 O-AT-KAN Staff 45 Debat- ing Club 35 Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 Class Committees 1, 2. 3, 45 English HL 35 Science Club 2, 3 fVice Presidentn, 4 cPresidentJ5 Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 3. 45 Oper- etta Cast 35 Marching Band 1, 2, 3. 45 Brass Choir 1, 3, 45 Music Lyre 25 Bcys' State 35 Salutatc-rian 4. MARY JANE LAROCCO-Red Key Service 45 G.A.A. Playdays 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Future Homemakers 45 Class Committees 4. JOHN LATHAN-Cafeteria Worker 1: Red Key Service l. 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Football 35 B.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 45 Bowling 1, 3, 45 Student Council 15 Future Farmers 45 Clais Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. ALLEN LINDSLEY-Stamp Club 11 Red Key Service 45 Intramurals 1. 2. 3, 45 Varsity Football 2. 3, 4 tCc--Cap- tainb5 J.V. Football 1, 25 Track 25 Varsity Letter 3. 45 B.A.A. 1. 2, 3, 4 1Vice Presidentl5 O-AT-KAN Staff 4: Varsity Club 3, 45 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 2. GEORGE MAC KENZIE-Red Key Service 4: Intramura's 35 Varsity Football Manager 2, 35 Chefs Club 4: Future Farmers 1, 2, 3. 45 Class Committees 1, 2. 3, 45 B.A.A. 1, 2. 3, 4. ALLYN MAC LEOD-Red Kev Service 45 Model Congre-.s 25 Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 Class Committees 1. 2. 3, 45 Oatkan- naires 15 Boys' Chorus 15 Operetta Cast 15 B.A.A. 1, 2. 3, 4. KUNIHIKO MAKITA - National Hongr Society 4 lHono':ary Memberh5 Red Key Service 45 Dramatics Club 4: Model Congress 45 Debating Club 45 Oatkannaires 45 B.A.A. 4: Class Committees 4. 5AmeriCan Field Service Exchange Student from Fuzoku Senior High School. Hiroshima, Japan, September, 1961. -45- SE IOR CAROLE MANCUSO-Business Club CAssistant Secre- taryb, Red Key Service 4, Senior Play Cast 4, G.A.A. Numerals 3, G.A.A. Shield 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Play- days 3. 4, Bowling 1, 2, 3. 4, Class Committees 1, 2, 3. 4, Oatkannaires 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 3, 4, Operetta Cast 35 Music Lyre 3. DARWIN MATTHEWS-Stage Crew 3, 4, Chefs Club 4, Future Farmers 1, 2, 3 tReporterD. tCounty Reporterb, 4 tT'reasurerJ, B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. EDWARD MILLS-Red Key Service 4: IUt1'3YT1U1'31S 1, 2. 3, 4, Golf 1, 2 lNational Gc-lf Foundation AwardJ, 3, 4, Var- sity Letter 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1 2, 3, B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 3, 'Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES MOORE-Red Key Service 4, Intramurals 3, 4, B.A.A. 3. 4, Class Committees 3, 4. Transferred from Cale- donia-Mumford High School, Caledonia, N. Y., 1960. ROGER MUEHLIG-Red Key Service 49 TDU'3mUTa13' 45 Golf 4, Bowling 4, B.A.A. 4, Class Committees Trans- ferred from Pavilion Central High School, Pavilion, N. Y., 1961. CHARLES MUNT-A.V. Club 1, Red Key Service 4, Intra- murals 3 C'Captainb, 4, Varsity Football' 3, 4 1Co-Captainb, J.V. Fo-:tball 1, 2, J.V. Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, Varsity Letter 41 B.A.A. 1, 2. 3, 4. DEBORAH MYERS-National Honc-r Society 4, A.V. Club 2, 3, 4 fChief Secretary, 2, 3. 41, Red Key Service 1, 4, Dramatics Club 4, G.A.A. Numerals 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Model' Congress 2, NYS Regents Scholarship 4, National Merit Letter 4, O-AT-KAN Literary Editor 4, Spanish Club 2, 3. 4, Senior Band 1, 2. 3, 4 lLibrarian 2, 3, 45, Oatkannaires 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 4, Operetta Cast 3: March- ing Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Lyre 2, Music Gold Key 4. DAVE PAGANIN-National Hc-nor Society 3, 4, Red Key Service 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 3. 4, J.V. Football 1, 2, Varsity Baseball 2. 3, J.V. Baseball 1, Track 4, Varsity Letter 2, 3. 4, B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, B.A.A. 4 4SecretaryJ3 Model Congress 2, Student Ciuncil 1 fFresh- man Representativer, 3. 4 1Pi-esidentl, Future Teachers 4, Junior Class Officer 3 1Vice Presidenti, Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, Oatkannaires 4, Boys' Chc-rus 4. GEORGE PAPP-A.V. Club 1, Red Key Service 1. 2, 4, Varsity Football 3, Future Farmers 1 fSentinel'J, 2 1Sen- tinell, 3 fTreasurerJ, 4 fVice Presidentlg Class Committees 3, 4, B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. KAREN PERHAMUS-Red Key Service 4, G.A.A. Play- days 4, G.A.A. 4, O-AT-KAN Staff 4, Class Committ'ees 4. Transferred from Caled-:nia - Mumford Central High School, Caledonia, N. Y., 1961. ANN PRENTICE-Red Key Service 4, G.A.A. Numerals 3, G.A.A. Shield 4, G.A.A. 1, 2. 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Playdays 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. TOM PRICE-Photography Club 1, Red Key Service 4, Intramurals 4, Golf 2, 3 rNational Golf Foundation Awardk. 4, Varsity Letter 2, B.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 43 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, O-AT-KAN Staff 4, Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. SAMUEL J. PRINZI-Red Key Service 4, Intramurals 2, Varsity Football 2, J.V. Football 1, J.V. Basketball lg Golf 1, 2, Varsity Letter 2, B.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 4, Bowling 2, Student Council 1 1Representative-at-Largeb, 2 1Rep. at Larger, Class Committees 1, 2, 3. 4. , ,. ,.a.L,:. .. .L,- ',,!, , ' 'iw ' 1 -- -- -- if--11 ACTIVITIES JOHN PRIVITERA-Stamp Club 1, Hartwood 'Chapter 1, Red Key Service 4, Senior Play Cast 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Varsity Football 3, 4, J.V. Football 1. 2, Track 1, 2, 3, Varsity Letter 4, B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 fTreasurerDS BCWHHE 1, 2, 3, Larkin Speaking Contest 3, 4, Science- Fair 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council Officer 4 fTreasurerJ, NYS Regents Scholarship 4, Debating Club 3, Future Teachers 4, Class Committees 1. 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Senior Band 4, Intermediate Band 3, Oatkannaires 4, Boys' Chorus 4, Marching Band 4, Brass Choir 4. ,Meal DAVID PULLYBLANK-Red Key Service 4, Senior Play 'Committee 4, Varsity Foo-tball 2, 3, 4 CHonorable Mention in All-Conference Footballlg J.V. Football 1, Varsity Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4, J.V. Basketball 1, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4, J.V. Baseball 1, Varsity Letter 2, 3, 4, B.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 4, Model Congress 2, Student Council 1, 3, O-AT-KAN Staff 4, Future Teachers 4, Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. JANETTE REAL-Business Club 4, Red Key Service 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 4, Bowling 4, ciass Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, l Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Music Lyre 2. FRANK REALMUTO-Red Key Service 4, Intramurals 1, B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Bowling 1, Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. PHILIP RIDER-Red Key Se'rvice 4, B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Farmers 4, Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. I DOROTHEA ROBINSON-National Honor Society 3, 4 fTreasurerD, Girls' State 3, D. A. R. Good Citizen Award 4, Genesee County Odd Fellows and Rebekah U. N. Pil- grimage Alternate 3, Hart-wood Chapter 1 CPresidentJ, ' Library Club 1, Press Club Correspondent 2, 3, Red Key Service 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Committee 4 4Properties7, Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4, 600 Club 4, Gold Key 4, G.A.A. Shield 3: G.A.A. Letter 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Playdays 1, 2, 3, 4, Model Congress 3. 4, Larkin Speaking Contest 3, Student Council 1. 4, NYS Regents Scholarship 4, Red and Black Staff 1, 2, 3, Red and Black Editor 3, O-AT-KAN Staff 3, O-AT-KAN Editor-in-Chief 4, Future Teachers 3, 4, Spanish Club 2 fPresidentD, 3 fPresidentJ, 4, Freshman Class Officer 1 CVice Presidenti, Junior Class Oliicer 3 iTreasurerb, Class Committees 1, 2, 3. 4: English L 3, Girls' Ch-:rus 1, Adventures in Knowl- edge 3: Science Fair 2 fSecond Prize, Earth Science Lec- turel, 4 fFi'rst Prize. Chemistry Lecturel. l SUSAN ROONEY-Red Key Service 4, Dramatics Club 4, Senior Play Cast 4, Intramurals 4, G.A.A. Playdays 4, G.A.A. 4: NYS Regents Scholarship 4, Betty Crocker Homemaker Award 4, Red and Black Stall 4, O-AT-KAN Staff 4, Future Homemakers 4, Class Committees 4, Girls' Chorus 4. Transferred from Kabul International High Scho-31, Afghanistan, 1961. JOSEPHINE ROSE-Red Key Service 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Homemakers 4, Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. JOAN RUMSEY-National Honor Society 3, 4, D. A. R. Good Citizenship Award 1: Red Key Service 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4 iPresident1, Senior Play Cast 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4 fCaptainJ, J.V. Cheer- l leader 1, 2 fCaptainJ: 600 Club 3, 4, Gold Key 3', G.A.A. Numerals 1, G.A.A. Shield 2, G.A.A. Letter 3, Bowling 1. 2. 4, G.A.A. Playdays 1. 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Model Congress 2, 3, 4, Larkin Speaking Contest 3, 4, NYS Re- gents Scholarshio 4, Red and Black Staff 4 fBusiness Man- agerb, O-AT-KAN Staff 3 CJunior Editorb, O-AT-KAN Associate Editor 4, Future Teachers 3 lSecre-taryb, 4, Junior Class Officer 3 fSecretaryJ, Class 'Committees 1, 2, 3, 4: English L 3, Intermediate Band 1, Oatkannaires 1, 2. 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4, Operetta Cast 1, 2, 3, 4, C:unty Chorus 3, 4, Music Lyre 2, Music Gold Key 4, Adventures in Knowledge 3, Valedictorian. -46- xx. r K ' wa- I-f -' if V I I SE IOR ACTIVITIES JO ANN RUMSEY-National Honor Society 3, 45 Library Club 1, 25 A.V.. Cliib 35 Business Club 4 CVice President75 Red Key SSFVICB 1, 2. 3, 45 600 'Club 3, 45 G-old Key 35 G.A.A. Numerals 15 G.A.A. Shield 15 G.A.A. Letter 25' Bowling 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Playdays 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Future Homemakers 45 'Class Committees 1, 2, 3. 4. CAROL SCHLONSKI-National Honor So-ciety 3, 45 Red Key Service 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Numerals 35 Bowling 45 G.A.A. Playdays 1, 2, 3', 45 G.A.A. 1, 2. 3, 45 Larkin Speaking Contest 45 Student Council' 1, 25 Student Council Oiiicer 4 lVice Preside'ntJ5 Spanish Club 2 iSec- retary and Treasurerl, 4 CSecretary and Treasure'rl5 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2. FRED SHUTT-A.V. Club 1, 25 Stage ci-ew 35 Red Key Service 1. 2, 3, 45 Future Farmers 1, 2, 3, 45 B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Committees 4. DIANE SCOTT-A.V. Club 35 Business Club 4 tTreasure'rJ5 Red Key Service 1, 2, 3, 45 600 Club 45 G.A.A. Numerals 15 G.A.A. Shield 25 G.A.A. Letter 35 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Playdays 1, 2, 3, 45 Future Homemakers 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 45 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. GERALD SEELEY-Library Club 15 Cafeteria Worker 35 Red Key Service 2, 3, 45 Varsity Football 3, 45 J.V. Football 1. 25 Varsity Basketball 35 J.V. Basketball' 1, 25 Varsity Baseball 25 J.V. Baseball 15 Golf 35 Varsity Letter 2, 35 Varsity Club 2, 35 B.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 45 Student Council 1, 2, 45 Future Teachers 45 Freshman Class Officer 1 lPresidentl5 Sophomore Class Officer 2 CPresidentJ5 Senior Class Offi cer 4 lPresidentl5 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. JACQUELINE SHEPARD-Library Club 1, 25 Red Key Service 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45G.A.A. Numerals 35 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 45 Oatkannaires 1, 2. 3. 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 County Chorus 1, 2. JANICE SI-IEPARD-Library Club 1, 25 Office Worker 45 Business Club 4 CPresidentJ5 Red Key Service 45 Senior Play Cast 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play Committee 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Numerals 35 G.A.A. Shield 45 Bowling 1, 2, 3. 45 G.A.A. Playdays 1, 2, 3, 45 G,A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 3. 45 Operetta Cast 1. TOM SHERMAN-Red Key Service 45 Intramurals 1, 25 Varsity Football 2, 35 .I.V. Football 15 Varsity Letter 35 Bowling 1. 2, 45 Class Committees' 1, 2, 3, 4. IQXREN SIMMONS-Library Club 1, 25 Red Key Service 1, 2, 45 G.A.A. Numerals 35 G.A,A. Shield 35 Bowling 1, 2, 45 G.A.A. Playdays 35 Senior Band 1, 2, 35 Oatkannaires 3, 45 Girls, Chc-rus 3, 45 Operetta Cast 2, 3, 45 Marching Band 1, 2. 35 County Band 25 County Chorus 35 Music Lyre 35 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. GARY SNELL-Red Key Service 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 45 B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling 45 Chefs Club 45 Future Farmers 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Committees 1. 2, 3, 4. JOHN SPRINGETT -Red Key Service 3, 45 B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Chefs Club 45 O-AT-KAN Staff 45 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY TAROMINO-Library Club 1, 25 Red Key Ser- vice 1, 2. 45 Dramatics Club 45 Senior Play Cast 45 Varsity Cheerleader 35 J.V. Cheerleader 15 600 Club 3, 45 Gold Key 45 G.A.A. Numerals 15 G.A. Shield 25 G.A.A. Letter 35 Bowling 1, 2, 45 GA.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A Playdays 1, 2, 3, 45 Red and Black Staff 45 O-AT-KAN Staff 45 Future Home- makers 4 lPresidentJ5 Class Committees 1, 2, 3. 45 Oatkan- naires 1, 25 Girls' Chc-rus 1, 25 Operetta Cast 1, 25 Music Lyre 2. DONNA THOMAS-Business Cl'ub 45 Red Key Service 2, 45 Senior Play Committee 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Play- days 45 Future Homemakers 45 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. ..47.. fi. ' JOHN THORNE-National Honor Society 3. 4 6PresidentJ5 DAR Good Citizenship Award 15 Red Key Service 45 Dramatics Club 3, 45 Plays 3 fThe ValiantJ5 Senior Play Cast 45 Intramurals 45 Varsity Football' 2, 3, 4 lCo-Cap- tain55 All Conference Football Teamg .I.V. Football 1, 25 Varsity Basketball 35 .I.V. Basketball 1, 25 Track 2, 3, 45 Varsity Letter 2, 3, 45 B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Model Congress 2. 3, 4 KNam'ed Outstanding Congressmanm Larkin Speaking Contest 45 Student Council 1, 3, 45 NYS Regents Scholar- ship 45 Red and Black Stafl 2, 3, 4 KEditc-rJ5 O-AT-KAN Staff 3, 4 ,CAssociate EditorJ5 Senior Class Officer 4 lVice PresidentJ5 Class' Committees 1, 2. 3, 45 English HL 35 Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4 fOfficerr5 Dance Band 1 fPresi- dentl, 2 iPresidentJ5 Oatkannaires 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Operetta Cast 1, 2. 3, 45 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 45 'County Band 1, 25 County Chorus 3, 45 Music Lyre 35 Music Gold Key 4. LINDA TOTTEN-Cafeteria Worker 45 A.V. Club 2, 3, 45 Red Key Service 1, 3, 45 Senior Play Cast 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Numerals 25 G.A.A. Shield 35 G.A.A. Letter 45 Bowling: 2. 3, 45 G.A.A. Playdays 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Future Homemakers 45 Class Committees 2, 3, 4. SHARON UBERTY-Red Key Service 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play Committee 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Numerals 45 G.A.A. Shield 45 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4 CCaptain'J5 G.A.A. Playdays 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Future Homemakers 4 CVice Presid'entD5 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2. CHARLES VAN HORN-Red Key Service 45 Seniir Play Cast 45 Intramurals 3, 45 J.V. Baseball 25 Bowling 45 B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 45 National Honor Sc-ciety 45 Class Committees 3, 4. JUNE WIGHT-A.V. Club 1, 2, 35 Red Key Service 1, 2, 45 Future Homemakers 45 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Oatkannaires 2, 3, 45 Girls, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Operetta Cast 2, 35 County Chorus 35 Music Lyre 2. CHARLOTTE WILLIAMS-Red Key Service 45 600 Club 45 G.A.A. Numerals 35 G.A,A. Shield 35 G.A.A. Letter 3: Bowling 3, 45 G.A.A. Play days 2, 3, 45G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Red and Black Staff 45 Future Homemakers 45 Spanish Club 45 Class Committees 3, 4. Transferred from Arling- ton High School, Poughkeepsie, New York, 1959. PAUL WOLF-Cafeteria Worker 45 Red Key Service 45 Dramatics Club 45 Senior Play Cast 45 B.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Red and Black Editc-r 45 Class Committees 2, 3, 45 Chefs- Club 4. Transferred from Penn High School, Pittsburg, Pa., 1960. DOINNA WOILFE-Office Worker 2, 35 Red Key Service 1 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 3, 45 Senior Play Cast 45 Senior Play Committee 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Numerals 25 G.A.A. Shield 45 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Playdays 1, 2, 3, 45 G,A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Model Congress 3, 45 Larkin Speaking Contest 3, 45 National Honor Society 45 Red and Black Staff 4 iEditorl5 O-AT-KAN Staff 45 Future Teach- ers 45 Future Homemakers 45 Red and Black Service Team 3, 45 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN WOODWORTH-Cafeteria W--:rker 45 A,V. Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Red Key Service 1, 3, 45 B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Future Farmers 1, 2 1Treasurer3, 3 CSecretary1, 45 Class Com- mittees 1, 2, 3, 4. JOAN YACHETT-Office Worker 45 Business Club 45 Red Key Service 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling 2, 35 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Red and Black Staff 45 O-AT-KAN Staff 45 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 45 Oatkannaires 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Oper- etta Cast 3, 45 Music Lyre 25 Music Gold Key 4. TOM YAUCHZEE-Red Key Service 45 Varsity Football 3, 45 J.V. Football 1, 25 Varsity Basketball 35 J.V. Basket- ball 1, 25 Varsity Baseball 25 J.V. Baseball 15 B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Sophomore Class Officer 2 fTreasurerl5 Junior Class Officer 3 tPresidentJ. HOW 4: D. Hutt-li, G. Graves, M. Crane, R. Nott, J. Lnpp, G. Scott, J. Clark, M. Pridgeon, S. Yueuzzo, D. Anderson, R. Paladmo W MacCowan, D. Lamendola, L. Barone, W. Acomb, D. Grant. ROW 3: Mr. Wakefield, R. Newton, L. Daniels, B. Stadel, G. Ruelgers, N Hillel S. ltohlee, N. lhirtholf, J. Kenneily, J. Hamilton, Iflairris, N. Sprague, tl. Cnrlie. S. Hardy, Miss 0'Donnell. ROXV 2: D. Vaughn. I5 Pon Ib, Deinlirowski, I. Weller, Y. Rice. M. Palnepento, P. Sharp, K. Pnrsel, 11. Derrick, B. Leone. S. Lapp, S. Thomas, D. Schiller. ROXX 1 I llggl, J, 1'Iq-innier, M. Zulnr-ez f' ' ' ' 1 n Clur -lunior class started on its road to a suc- cessful year under the capable leadership ot Allen lYade as President, Tim McCulley as Vice Presi- dent, joe Costa as Treasurer and Elizabeth Leone as Secretary. During our -lunior year we held two record lions. .Xt eaih one everyone seemed to have an enjoyable time and they proved to be very proht- able for the class. The one event which everyone looks forward to is the .lunior Prom. The theme for the prom this year was XYonderland By Night and the Men ot Notes furnished the music. A highlight R iofozrs Class Assembly, Bnllft Was Hit ,aff my 1 ' Jwif f ff T 552424 WWYG' ,f Mig, 1724 We . ., .sw,vZ. Q T A .www f f f -i H4 fy QW 'izgiivvfjisv' fglf is-if . 41 f' - . Q 1 is , f , ' .. . 3 'V I , ff mf,gv,:r gY4g,Qig pig: . it . 4 e f 'f W 4 2 if 2 3.31 VW f A vrqr sw it . My Q F '9.f ,I 1, . wif ,lf , 5 1 1 .fi .js . 4 if P Vi' K I 7, .-4 I 57. 1,5 . af f ,, N ff 1, lt. M. Pnlalrlino, I. lflero, lt. Daniels, D. lung, L, liwlley, B. Shepard, F. Parmelee. oi' the evening was the crowning ot the King and Queen - ul oe Costa and 'lane Kennedy. The hlunior Assembly was held in March. The various talents of the class were displayed. The Student Council Campaigns this year were very well organized. .lim Lapp and Darleene Peters were e ected as President and Vice Presi- dent, respectively. Throughout our Junior year we have had a great deal of fun. 'We only hope that those com- ing after us will enjoy themselves as much as we have. Junior Prom Pzcblicity-IfVo11cle-rlaozd By Night !. n www fa Aifi unior Class Student Council Camliclates CLASS OFFICERS B. Leone, A. Wade, T. McCulley, J. Costa ' ' ' -' Q Yu1'rh1'nv lr 1341-luulfrllt 'l' HOV' -L: H. Gruuey. W. I':mg1':1zio, D. NY1'igl1t, D. Hyclo, S. P-teff0n?11:1. lv. Iflnlln-wt. 1.. l-rnam-n. 1.. 4-1ll.n11l. .. . 1. . . . . ' ' 'I 1' D F-xuuin-f L' Qeelev K Wade RUNVI1: Miss Snttm-ll,l1.4'm'tis. I.. S4-lum-Exim-. Iv. 1-'im'itn. . V , , McCu1.u-y. G. Roth. F. XYetu10re, lx. Inu' mu, . . ,, 1. . ,. .. . NY Blood. R. Iiruuks. D. I.:1Hm-cn. M. S4-intn, L. I,1Yl'fl'l'. J. Custn. F. Deuxpsvy. F-. Muluni, Ii. 1'1ml:u'u. K. Wriglut, M. lrlttvmhu, l. ' 1' 1 C l'll'1v1' I l91 1x' NY I!nr1'uws. IR liaxrumf. I-'. 1'lzx1'li, L. Ilurruws. M. lm 1NX1 DLI C:1AcC:111xisv-. ROXY 2: S. Heywoogl. IL. Gaylord. N. IJUTUHHSOI, . . 4. . r-uf-lmnn S Af-klev. J. fate. HJ ' : J. BI2111 f'illil, Clark, Metcalf, ID. Iflexxwh-1'sl1ntt, I., l'i1-kn-H. IL XY2l1'l'l'll, L. lmul. S. Griffith. Z ...,.... .W ,YM 2, a.m gig E51 gf Q2 CLASS OFFICERS Stcmfling, from left: Robert Hzimplzrcy, David Graham. Seated, from left: Chu-rles Veriiey, Barry Pcmepento. Like any successful organization we realized the importance of a capable staff to lead our class during our Sophomore year. As head man, We cl1o.e Robert Humphrey, who, with the help of his right-hand man. David Graham, ably fulfilled his duties of office. To keep track of our finances we appointed Barry Panepento. Finally, We Cle- cided upon Charles Verney to record the vital statistics of our class. Th Sophomore Class Thanks to the guidance of our advisors, Mr. -loslin, Miss Crocker, Mr. Mangefrida, and Mr. Borreli, our class has had a succession of well- planned events. Part of our agenda was to put on a class as- sembly, XVith eager participants, we showered the auditorium with our unlimited variety of talent. Undoubtedly it will remain in the mem- NX 4: C. Steffi-iiilln. L. Filiu, II. Airtli. R. Wnllc-rs, H. Si-utt, R. I':xg:1ni11. R. Blood, T. Grnshy. A. Grossi, D. Iliggins, D. Hyde unnoniik. M. Miller. T. Innes, It. Ke-ziiuer, ll. Hziyni-S, R. Spry. J. Lic-:1t:1, ll. .AllllQ1'SlIll, T. Mc-Ginnis. HOXV II: N. Clemens. C. Foil QI I iriton. H. Willizums. J. Tlumms, ID. 1IIli'Ii8l1Zi9, J. 1IIlC'IC1'llZi0. J. Olivii-ri. L. Lnlm, N. Grunt, Frost. J. Finc-0, R. Hlunphrey. D. H011 lid e D, Sliermzm, C. Fierilsialys, B. Herron, D. T':i1Jke. ROTV2: G. Mather, H. Vfml-Ioru, J. Orlalldo, B. Pnnepento, R. XXv00flXV01'tlJ, D XI9t7 111 Xl Iell. J. f':ir-r-:iiiiist-. H. I'!'AVifPI'il, Il. Hl'IlllJllll, S. liigfgi, R. Majors, J. Perhiimus. Mr. Mziugefriiln. ROXV 1: S. Steen, T. hII1I't11'l Ix 1 nun XI. Str.-lla. A. l'i1-ki-ll, J. BIUllltl'lllP. A. Yun Sfyki-, 1'. Halsey. 12. Clblllbllt, S. ffnrinic-liziel. J. Donnelly, S. Sc-oins, M. O'She:l, P. 'l ll Xlllllllll9 1' V-melli S It-'fff T x XY 4: J. Gomlrlcll, R. Horgnn, D. NVclkur, S. 4'l':lYtlffil, J. Mzllxgrt-l1'ial:1. R. lflulpy, T. Ilealuialn, . 'z ., . . , , ,. , ,.,,, ,. Olllllg. R. Cook, L. Cliristopher, G. Goinborone, 12. Angst. T T'Iill kl1tt. NV. Foster, l'. Duson, H. lrlzlrlling. XV. I'1:u111-il, T. Hyun. ROW 21: Xlr Joslin. K. Autinore, I. Buchanan, A. Auge, B. Williams, T. Moguvero, l'. Tracy, S. Sll01'lll2lI1, T. Krautwurst, R. Cannes. V. Mr-Vnllvy, 14. J ' ' ' ' J' ' ' XV 2: I'. Fei V2 1 A. Mackenzie, D. gxllll01U1'2l, J. Uifitlfell, ti. Maillorv Plpp R. Mncconnu, R. Totten, C. Lall, IX. Carneg, Miss Lioclter. 1x0 ltlll, . R lisher. R. Acomh. G. Lzipp, T. Sheflin, T. Seeley, D. Feltes, D. Anchor, J, Roblee, M, Roth. ROXV 1: P. I-I11nge1'1'orfl, lt. C1ll'SOll, Schiller, J. Ellinglinul, J. Duruey, J. Myers, M. Relxor, C. Smitli, IZ. Berge, G. 1'zu'me1ee, B. T'llI1Q'1'ClZi0, A. Howes, A. Lntlmn. ories of the audience as a very delightful per- formance. Our class dance. The Visa Versa Hop was something new and enjoyable for all who attended. It must be remembered that the Sophomores have contributed much to the spirit of Le Roy High. Sophomore boys can be found on both Varsity and Junior Varsity squads, while a good percentage of the cheerleaders are from our class. Pat ' '15 Class usse 71... Q E. 73 2.-, -mf. .:. gf ..,H , .., Every organization and club has members of the Sophomore class taking an active part in the goings-on of the school. Then there are those Sophomores who wallced off with top honors in the Science Fair. This has been a wonderful year for us, and we eagerly look years at L. H. S. 'WE ii 7 ,. H .- '4'HlE'.1,4:wr3'u,,, 5 U fir leaf Ml of K. f, f -9- 1.1 5 . 2 . 1 M , e .. ,. . .2 . .5 . fb 5 ff, fr 2 f 9' f J J sl xi .?, . J M Q. . . . . ff- forward to the remaining two mbly fecztzwecl moclervz prmtomine of Broadway Lovelies .. .3 w ' ' 51557 7 I. .zsantfwf 1 ci ' .1 Qyw V. N S 44z ?f - , . . , W' , A fl?-ww ' Y ' K A , fg , r't' f .... :sg-:.'f'. . fa Q K- , ffl --f- Ma- N 5. . - ' Q ygkc f e 2 . - f gg if i . Vftillilh . .- 4: 0 ' if ..--.,?T :'w . if ?': :'T -1 - : - f f -.fp -.S if 1 F i ...N '1 T f'f 1Z: Wig: W',eiiQt - 4 - f 1 ' if' t t -A fe ROW -l: M.I'er1'y.K.E1irl1:lrt,D:1ve Robinson. G. Pull .T Graisalbv NV S2l11llk'l 30Il P Parker li Nlcllwhon E Hutton XV P L Q: , . .. . . , . . , . l . . , . , . np'e, Ialorguli. Dong Robinson, D. Hull, T. Barber, J. NVO01lNV01'l'l1, C. Legg, J. Shlrk, G. Hunt, M. Bald. ROXV 13: H. VI11l:XlSf, C. CillLll9N. Calkins, Dun Tlminzus, W. Williams, G. Tlmter, G. Shirley, K. lV9i1l01112lllll, L. Huffman, S. I'Inrris, S. XVi4lu1e1', Barb Scott, B. Iiolrlt, 1.1 Ihilzuliim. G. I':1ng:r:1zio, 1'. Snern. R. Czlrliu, lt. Heiinlicli, Mr, Gil1l1lgll0l'. KOXV 2: T. O1'ln1nlu, B. Scott, T. East. R. Orlluuln. D. Wnterinaun A. I.:11n-y. W. Xiecliek. D. Je-airy. G. Hnrvie, K. Smith, C. Czxrxnicliziel, S, Per-11, C. Elin, L. Delhisqiinle. ROXV 1: S. Elll'llill'f. K. Merit-al, Schiller, D. Linllsley. L. Deinpsey, I. Foster, R. Antinore, G. Cill'llllCll:lt'l, I'. D'efe-nllorf, L. Serusn, Sn Tliuliipson. f The class of 1965 entered their Freshman year with an attitude in favor of hard work and lots of fun. ln order to get the class ol? to a good start we elected officers which we felt capable to lead our class. As our President, we elected james lVood- worth, Yice-President Jerry Shirley, Secretary Dempsey, and as Treasurer, Marcia Bald. Along with these ofticers we were lucky to have as our advisors, Mrs. Graney andi Mr. Gallagher, who have given ns the guidance we really needed Linda F'VC'S1l.HZClll Stand at Baslfetball Games stinznlatecl the starving 9 . , , favhaf ' fp? 'J' ' X' 5 W ,, f sf f ,Y , r XA! Q, , - , Kava ,, V 'Gmyi ia 'G to start us out and pull us through the year. As our money raising projects we sold candy, pop, and potato chips at the stand for all the home basketball games. Through the willingness to work at this stand our class has made this job as much fun as it is work. The highlight of our year came during the Spring months. Our class dances and fun night were a great success and were enjoyed by all. Dr. Ben Kildare opemtes again with able assistants .14'E'f . s 4' gi , vf. 'far 'I fr. W 1+ 15f!?':9:, A f 1 4 i i CLASS OFFICERS M. Bald, J. Wbodworth, B. Scott, G. Shirley i The Freshman Class Besides all the many activities here in school, All in all we feel our Freshman year of high we also supported our school by showing our school has been a prosperous and enjoyable one great school spirit at away games as well as home and we hope this will continue throughout our games. This is very important for every class remaining years here. because without school spirit a class doesn't really i eel a part of the school activities. ROXV 4: B. Plntek, P. McNisl1, F. Prentice, I'. Call J, Antinorc, NV. Dviliimii. H. Faivilc. R. Yncnzzn, T. Rich, J. Aiken. R. Costa, E. Lzitlnin K. UCCOWIIH. T. Smith. T Cnlines. XY. Docking. T. Szn1lshe1'1'y. T. Spznlai-0. D. Yniichm-e. t'. Unsey. R. Majors. ROW IS: Mr. Klingrvnsinitli ' ' -' ' ' - 1 'Ile' J 1'.1'lilu W. Dnrpfeld D. 1 l-lrk. It C-iinplwll T K. Hunt. K. Prinlgeon. N. Hutchinson. K. Hnlin. B. binrito, C. linglio, S. Ilnckrnlni 1, . vs Q . . . . . . . XVilc0x. T. Brown, D. Sprague, J. Banlell. S. Russo, P. DeK1'neger. Mrs. Grnncy. ROXV 2: D, Mackenzie. Ii. Hraicley, P. IH-1'11:1. N. Pisziro G. Burley, E. Innnello, J. Vnngzllio, S. XVhite, S. NVhitniore, M. She-iwooal. D. Liberty, C. Hcznner, M. Halbert. HUNV 1: R. Imunnn-. lt Dusen, M. King, S. Allen, J. C01'4lill'0, K. Gill, P. Smith, L. Ciwlvnttzl. B. Pnlleylilnnk, A. Hcttler. 7' austin--,HV Y i i Th Eight Grade CLASS OFFICERS S. Derrick, G. Rutlgers, T. Sperry, S. Porooks The Class of l966 has had a very rewartliiig help. year under the leadership of Greg Rudgers and his assistants: Yice-President Scott Brooks, Our year started out with a dance for the Secretary Sally Derrick. and Treasurer Tom seventh and eighth graders. This was a very en- Sperry. We would also like to thank our ad- joyable evening and all who attended had a good Visors. Mrs. llfiurphy and Mr. Bensinlc for their time. But our most exciting activity was our IHIWJ: M. Mifuius If Smilh L Illlllf I' W-1-I1-V T fllllllvll f' I'1te1ls1l N .. . , A , ,. . .. , f. in - nr, .T. t.r:1V:1tt:1, I'. SllP1'lllilIl, XV. Mt-Burney, M. XVieksou, D llu-l1ul'. 1'. li'lNlI1.'l', D. Kilwlvr. 'I'. Nlllfy, N. lit-ell li. Kon -'lf' ' 'H ' 0'1 'T T ' ' ' ' ' ' , ,. ,.T. I1nI,.io11 1, 1fllll1.lS LUV Hr lensmk A Dewey Q DGFIICL C lNiUll 1111111111-r, II, 'l'lmm:ns. S. Smith. M. Ihqlaulino, M. NI Iislizulzl, K. Ingalls.. C, Iillllbllfllilil, C. 'liz1ffe1'ty,,S. Barrett, A. Widoiifey, P. :H'Ol'l' I A'2lflI1'l'S. IUHV11: I'. XVilli:lluH 1' Iflllisml If YIM-l'woml Q I'ruol's 1 I- D I' ' ' . . . , i. . . .. . t., .. tum, . .t-swu-k, .T. Otieen, li, Ihlttzlglizl. P. Filio. E, Clark Mooney, R. YVlllli1CG. ROXV 1: R. Izmitn, G. Maneuso M. NI: . N Q ' -' - N- -' A ' ' ' ' ' , l 1111, . , ht-tttl, Lf. II11l1n.1n, J. Lillll, R. Daniels, L. A.C0llll3, tr. Corcuuiglia 11 llllllllvllll. Il. Aluorc-, Ib. 1-1-rlizlzxys, Sh G Gulord, NI C-111, J' Miner L Cooper K iil'l'JIl'l'Il, U. White. W. Fzllf-om-, IJ. Heliiu,-tti. IJ. Norton, U. tj ' L 1' -r, E. Huug.4-rin 1 x XX -1: D. erumn, . aj . . . . , . , . ,. . Look -1. Clark, L. McHnrdy. D. Boatfield, G. Cllzunller, C. Czirli. ROW 3: Mrs. Murphy, M. Pitch, L. liurrell, . 1i2lI'Ill iuipesi, S. Corcimiglia, J. Scheuiug, M. Brown, S. Bald, F. Tairszowicz, J. Rider, L. Plntek, N. Weller. E. Hzu-vie, M. Gears. J. Antinorf- ow ZZ: C. D'Angelo, S. Izluello. T. Sperry, J. XVo1osczyn, L. Orlando. L. AIIUJCUNYRIIJ, R. 0154-en, L. Naples, D. Lnliwnnlnlu. K. Carpe-n Nlmnix, A. O'Gc-eu. A. Cncczuuise. ROXV 1: R. LnRoer-o, N. Nicholson, Lzxpp, C. Murray, li. Serusn, A. Mzichuls, P. Garyloxwl, N. Lu Tulor, R. Snell, D. Clnuss. assembly program in which wer with the seventh graders, demonstrated our talents. The student body enjoyed it very much. Our next activities were a fun night and a skating party in which we had loads of fun. Our class displayed interest in sports and school spirit when many of us attended, the foot- ball and basketball games. We also had an All Class assembly introduced these fine singers Star basketball team consisting of seventh and eighth grade boys. They were cheered along by our faithful eighth grade cheerleaders. Many of our class members participated in the science fair where we won some ribbons. For the most part we feel we have experienced a very successful year which we will never forget. Junior High team of action - fast play 11011 4 N1 111111 ll Xl H1 ms .T Stulel D L1l191111 It 11 1111x011 V. Houser, P. Papke, Alexander, B. Panepento, D. Reamer J 111111111111 5 111111 1 Nllllfll D Innes If Luce 1 RILCI G Bowenzl XX Woodley. ROWS: G. Stone, E. R0sbo1'ougl1, T. .C1111 XX11111111x 11111 S 11111101 S extuxou 11111 115 lc es R Buglio, D. King, R. Lowe, R. G111, M. H:1l1, L.. 1ll.lSl1, Miss De 1111 1 11 ei 1 ll 1. 4:-der, li. QVGQGII, li. S119-ffer, L. 1!o111t, M. BIGPICUH, J. ,Progp rn H111 up 1q1 11111 1 1 e NN 11-, C. 1C4111e1'tso11, 1'. lYe1k1-1', M. I'z1l:11li11o. A. AIIIJOYN, Ix. XX1lNo11 Th Seventh Grad XYllCll'XVG lirst entered into the hustle and bustle of high school we were all quite excited. XYe felt more independent and looked forward to new or more advanced subjects. As soon as we got used to a new schedule and 11ew teachers we settled down to work. Early in the year we elected the following class oliliccrs: blames Rudgers, presidentg Barbara Paplce, vice-presidentg Stephen Lane and Richard Rohihsou respectively secretary and treasurer. Also, each home-room elected the following home- room rcprescntatives to Student Council: .ludith 1- 56 -- Take That! Brown, Daniel Graney, Michael Moore, and Wfilliain Verney. The entire class, in separate groups, visited the Le Roy House, under the supervision of Mr. Hackenberry. during the month of September. During the first week of November Caine the highlight of our year's activities, our Junior High This is the way we work in shop Assembly and Fun Night. The year ended with a skating party in the gym during April. In con- clusion, all of us agree that under the direction of our advisors, Mr. Haclcenberry and Miss DeVoe, this has been a successful and enjoyable year. XN'e are looking forward to many more like it. U' -I' B I-'nnke D. Clark, XV. Verne-y, R. Gl'PL ll11kl'I'. D. Costa. ll. Iiytle, C. Knlicki, J. Fore, A. Fisher, R. l'zirlivr, G. R0 ers INV N Nlmuie- P -Xcouxh I H-lrringtou D Gr-luev R IM: Giles P. Riehf C. Boiirer, L. Ile-nnetti, J. Antinore, J. Herron. R ..: .I. . - , -. . - , ,. . , . , . ,. . Rid e D. Moultrup, E. Carson, S. Rumsey, P. Rohlee, Sv. Coward, W. H:1rr's. E. Helmr, '1'. Fc-neraul, M. Sharp, B. Lnfferty. ROW 2 D ' ' ' 'fr '- 1 t T. H a llev, P. Cnluie-fa, J. Brown, S. Cohen,-S Cflsev Rvizh R. Robinson, J. Ellinghum, J. Me-tzlf-r, R. Woloszyn, C. C0l'Cll1ll,.,ll.l, R. I1.1n ou, eu , I x xa.11 ROW 1: E. Yllesley. D. Feltes, S. Meier, D. Gardner, M. Graislry, M. Pzlngruzio, A. 1':1l:nl1uo, Il. Hyde, 11. Corciinlglin A, R ,- 41 I, hs- '5- F u K -V V' S .nl-I ul R Cm., N qw KV x s v Y ,E+ I - Y HM? ff E .,, ' 1 YY ' E x 1 is 'ZR 1 'M , xx ' X M lxfnihv H x . Q 'fs MQW ws H Xe' kk ' tl Z 'N N 1 K' 'K' mgn I I 'h'5q,,,,.q-M. I J I 4 . 'NK 1 K 5 AV 1 I f I K ,x L I - . ti .W ,. . A 1 ' Q :- 5 I - I - K ,Y v ' rj I-, ' . Y - , ,,- . ,,x. . ,...,, . - . ' --f ig 55, ' yy. g '-qf'452g+.,,- Avi .. . , 3 'fi 1 W ' 5 ghfgg13.Aq?4 , l . , Q . t ' ., WY . -' ma R wily -' .K ' 'N' NL. ' ' - U V , '-Aid '- ,fi I . Q1 T , -1- -V f' T 111 - 4 l '- ' - W, , 'W 1.. A .V , ' .' ' . 15' V ,gf we 1 Y :Pj Y Vw' f 11 . .2 ' 1 ,..,. 1 -w -- 'V . -fum, - N V , ,nv ' I' 4 , I 4 H' . V rx .,,.wdW' sv-V T x . v 'x . 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X1 , 1 gy' 74'-1' .f 1 Y J 1- I ul 'gi U' , ' 'I ,t,.t'f1.'l-'C-1'v1nn?x.'i'Lj1,f .gnu ,U ..- 1 K ,A 3,1 v ,R .12-T . 1,5-v 'f-Lufmkwn ' 1 ww .' -- , ,:'1'N I 3905:- Y. f 2 A213 I 2 --g 'Sv- .. 1 -'M W ' -,, 'en 'CL-, A A' A ,LN -s ' 'tx ra . 'H ' Q il ' Z - '- Q , f H: -1- 3 Q Q ., ' . -K and 1 -1- M -mpxf 2 :E 1 ,, '- , ,-1.5 n- I- ff - nt . , ,LQ ' A ,Q -'N-. ' f I in-A' - Jjifiiig ,V A , A -.. ' V. 1' '5 ' L , .. . - -1 - QA- V F 4' sq' 4' f 5 , -ng.. I :-r.-A- -. , J ' f ,, 2 -N-f , ' . 5 ', av' , 1, ijlf ' ' 1 4-f' ,-WM ww --- ' '-'Q , Q f-, 7 K - 'r . . .9 , , W' uf ' JSM, .9 ' .,.v ' ' Q ' W ' . U X Qgcwq-'mllmk It m:i,.4f,., M ,.'yy,Wmw: H 1, x ' A 'VQ , v I f 1 b V ' .nu 1 ....,......................,....J............ www WX, awww David Morrow, Assistant Principalg Horace B. Myers, Principal dministration X 1 SQ-n51'clz11'x' i M '-vt., ol tt Street S hool Dedication T' i fs ..,,, The inliuence which a truly great teacher has on her students is limitless. To her is given the responsibility of lashioning an individual so that he can lie all that he is capable of being and also the privilege oi molding the ideals and dreams of a future generation. Numbered among these outstanding teachers is Miss Myrta Calvert who has inie of service and devotion Given a lifet .., ty 7 to the children of Le Roy, and the Class of 1962 is proud to dedicate its yearbook to her. as nf.. O Miss. Myrta S. Calvert Picture at left: Mrs. Aim Ogilvie, art and Miss Ethel Sea.ted,f1'om left: Mr. Richard Phelps, arty Miss Nancy Lelvrer, physical educatimzg Mr. George Pl1ZClf'777,ClfV, art. Efickson, music. l 4219 .N,1 15:5--3 f ' i ,,,,Q,V iWolcott Street School Choru ROW 1: M. 'I'nyIor. E. Johnson, M. Elmore, D. Whitmore, li. Fupran, L. Moultrop, P. Levinstein, G. Wells, T. Mae Pherson, J. Majors . Frank. RONV 2: M. Gfeller, C. Orlando, E. Costa, T. Diefendorf. D. Layne, J. McKenzie, K. Schiller, S, Kzilicki, S. Harvie, J. Conlon . Dewey, M. Graney. ROW 3: J. Fili, Ii. Higgins, M, B. Lane, C. Whiting, W. Van Alst, C. Vannelli, YV. NVils0n. L. YVillia1ns, P. Malov OI Wuorlwortli. D. liatrfhc-llor, A. Hall.. Pk. Antinore, S. Fili, K. Heaumoiit, S. York, C. Brown, L. Mnnnix, K. Thompson, D. Lillllllilll. Roni R. Mac Phersun, C. Angst, D. Hu-vi, S. Linrlsley, D. Silvernail, R. Heins, N. Barter, C. Vinci, R. Palarlino S. Colle M. L. Nultv M 'llll'llll, ll. Burr. S. Cllllll4llL'I'. lf, Lalthnn. J. Grossi, D. Butler, K. Bell, D. Pt-ek, T. Hnhgooll. C. Lee. 1 i 'I D The Wlolcott Street School Chorus, under the capable direction of Miss Ethel Erickson, is the principle musical organization in the elementary school. Composed of fifth and sixth graders, its primary purpose is to teach them the basics of music. The highlights of the year are the Christmas Concert and the Spring Concert in which this chorus plays an important role. Tryouts for admittance to this group are held in the music classes and membership is kept down to approximately seventy. s -62.- ..... M-,-i y 1 3 i K .tiff . , ,L' .f' ' A Q, f,V,- A q,X, C f as f, V' y K. Miss Shores offers valuable assistance Library Downstairs in the 'Woodward Memorial Library is a well-equipped children's room. During the school day it serves as the elementary school library and here the children learn library techniques and how to feel at home with books. They are counseled in their reading and are taught how to use an or- ganized collection and library tools. Miss VVinifred M. Shores, childrens, librarian, contributes greatly toward furthering this program of library education. , A - ai . wp X Wclre learizniizg how Work and enjoyment - -'. 2.-. ' i . Mr. MGQZL'il1C97l leads his class .. ' x V lp . . 'Q ' c .- fi' ,f ii, 3- Vi V 5. X- , 1 h 'J V Iq , .xl . H' Y, L K fy . Wgfg Us .Wi ,,5U9:iZ1-yy. . If V. 1 rf 1 1 Iii: f y . if .f tfnrf 1, .... ?ZW22ZZ7dfUfwf51'i9wff '-' ' iliififflv - r iff' i MW W V356 fl '.f'1 Lf' . f' If 1 . 1 ' ' '4y . ,5gQ't' Zi. . . 'f Wlwm. It ,T A to the lilzrfiry Children' 3 My l to nzauipzflcite the controls JI 0 RNING KIN DERG,-X KTEN HHXY 1: 1'. M:11igufi'i:l:1, G. fin, I i-:11'li1-1'. M. I.:u1.lci11ln1:1. IUMY 2: 1 Y:u-uzzu, Ib. Smith. tj. Jny, S. Hzlll 1 Still. S. W4-hh, C. Tzlsll. H. Eliuurv, I WIIIUIIIGIS. IP. IM-niku. KOXY Il. lm-lc, A. i'isu1'n, J. Fziiwiiigtoii. J I um L Smith V Iviich 4' I '1':nylu1', T, Alum: A , 1. Huuiiuy- maui, I-I. Kniicki, F. Hult, 1'. Uustax. AIZSICXT: G. Iiiilvr. D O'G1':14ly 1 lll. 'l'EA1,'I'II'IHi Mrs. 1f'1'iTt4'l14'I+-ll f 1 D. MORNING KIXDICR1i.XR'I'l'IN RUNY 1: IP. t'u1'4'11m'-'l l V. liplm n, Nl. I'l'l'IIiI. ix. hill. IP. Milli-V. .I I llclwill, V. I,4-u11:i1'1I. HHH' U: 4' Xlplu-, J, Iiiggi. Ir. Iminuiwslcy, lr rung. A. Imum-lly, I.. ,intiiiivlw-. I HXY Zi: K, I':lrIul1 XX' I4'lv1-mil: .I I nlvu-uululu. lv. Iiuwsoii, N, I':1g:ll1i11. 1' I 1- Xi:l,x'. M, l I'iA'filLL. N I I'iIil7IIl. Ii mmm ,XI1SiCN'l I' I'-nllwy. Ir :iw T, l'. I4iSIn-1' 'i'IfIM,'IIIiIl: Mrs. lx:-L - I MORNING KINDERGARTEN ROXV1: S, Davis, R, Scott, E Nicoil, B. Scoius. W, Le-amen. T. Tuhone IJ Milliumu, N. Fzly, F-. XVlltE'1'l1lilIl. HUNVQ: S. Tolnud, G. Moor-hier, R Platt. M. Ellison, G. Filflflill, K. YVo0d D Shepniwi. ROW' 3: D. XVi1IE'1'lHill1 R. CnrHeute1'. D. Miller. D. Cui-li. It If!1 c-e. E. Smith. D. H1'ill.l4lt'S. TEACHER: 1I1'S. Spnto ,Xp gf AFTERNOON KINDERGARTEN ROW 1: S. Mxlczlluso. L. XV:1ite. B. Bulunek. E. Henman. ROXV2: Ii. l'Il1'lllil'1lilt'l. S. Seve-rsun. D. Mnncuso. I':1m11u. I.. Taggart. D. Dm-king. RONY 11: D. Trnxlcr. K. Hackett, J 1'illlgI'I1Zi0. 11. Shepalrd. J. V:lU1i1l1'E'l.l. F. Cahill. 1-1. Svissou. ROXV4: 5. Hzuzmiltuu. Y. Thomas. IQ. Licutn. S XVu1l:1ce. D. Moltrup, X. 1,QBl3l'gk'I'. TI-IACHER: Mrs. Spam.: A FT EKNUON K I XDI'1IiliAIi'1'EN HUNY1: C. nm-rl.-, la. I.ytr14f, P. lmrlry, K. l':l1l:'ll1zu1. J. NYnll'z-, F. FOI'- II 1 nys. ROW Z: W. xVit'lCSflll, P. ' ' tm li C l':1u1-1wuIn, I. Mi:-lah.-, .I. I'1lS1l :', . Illwlx-y, 'l'. XV1-4Ig4-wrmml. HOV' Ili XV, Flliut, li. II:lw11, M. L4-vinslm-in. D. Iulm-sum. Ii. 1'ZlK'K'7lllliS4.', 11. M:-Williams, 1. N11 n 1 Xlel 111111 x Iv N11 tt A .'-7,Q..'5 ,', ..'n1', . l.n-mu-, l'. ,XII4-n, IZ, Tomlwkills. .-XI5SICN'l': .I. Stl-1'l'4-llillzx, C. Ifilllllf'l', lb. tml-4-ilniglizx. S. l'llI'l'illl. 'l'IG.M 'lildlli Mrs. 1fl'ilU'll4Il'll - -1-N. faq.. N N Al-'TERNQUN KINIDERGAHTEN IIHXV 12 Il. KA-Ilnwg, D, Kpltyt ITUNN 5. lvllvlxzlllznu, Ir. 31.,.,,y,.' L l.mv11g'1u1'11v. J. 4'1'y11qm-1.-11. K' 4-.liking V Imllilllillc. S. lluol. R. B10l'fil11PI', A IN-1'1':11':1. K. lmuwl, HHH' Zi: W lnuttun. 11. Slmllgllnvssy. M. 114-if-ll A 4fI'1ll'S011. 111. SliL'll!'L'1'. Y, 1m-link ' M lustzl. A. l':l11gr:1zi-f, ln, Iqmlmlml-IQ M li:-lvlwzln, J. Ii:l1'l+y4 J, Suvm-mal l XY Swwnwmxl, S. Mills, ' ' ' AICSIGNT: I.. .Tm-Llflll. N. F vt TIGACIIBIQ: Mrs. Tlm1'uc. 0153 h .7631 l FIRST GRADE ROW 1: J. Snem, E. Moultrup, S Kenner NI Porter I' Rum r D a , . . V , x. e e , . Perkins. IIOYV 2: D. Roy, C. O'Geen, J. Rubin-1, M. Waterman, R. Puladino M. Schmitt. J. I':u'u1e19e, G. Scripter. STANDING: S. Suutt. ROYV 3: J. Pickell. K, Rcauuvr, K. Plzltek, D. Page, P. P11Ilgl'ilZi0,AA. Pnlsuliuo, H, Seekius D. Platt. L. Scott, E. Rider. AIISENT: P. ROsSi. TEACHER: MiSs Brubaker FIRST GRADE IJDNX 1. M. 1iI5Sl'I'I. I. f:ll'll. ll. H11-11:1. IZ. l+'ust4-1', ll. I'nw1-rs, 4'. Hull. IUIXY Lf: S. Fili, I.. II1-Pu-ll, Q, Fitvll, M. XY:1It1-fin-Ill, D. Ft-lfvs. IUHV '22 Il, lhm4Il'i1'l1, Fa. 4i1':l1'i1-. T. Kzlllzllr-y, IP, lmulu-. .T. II:-nry, Ib. IIu1'1'. S. llllttnn, I I -ur'1'in 'Iun 'I' Il'l1'4lv ' .i1:s1ci'1'1'.1.' E'11wi,i1, ex 1 1-:ltll1-1'- vf4llI1', I.. F4-ll, Ii. Ilzlwkf-1', fl. Kilrlvr. 'l'E.X4 'IIIGILZ Hrs. IP1-rricli. - 60 i J' FIRST GRADE HUW 1: Y. Rcce, S. Hull, Y, Hurt L. Mullnuiz-l. L. Shaw, D. McC:lffery 15, Lzuld. ROWZ: J. McGee, B O'Ge4-fu, A. Pnlalrliuo, D. Miller, T 51lll'l'i1Y, D. Levinstein, Mrs. Clark. ROW lj: J, Lee, D. Long, L. Leuneu ll. McH:u'mly. E. Loughuny. V. Koble M. AIZlCPl1E1'SOIl, T. Nicoll, M. Miller lb. Mnngefridn, P. Macnluso. Absent: D. Ladd, D. Mnncuso. TEACHER: Mrs. Clark RUXV RUN' ll. NVHIU FIRST GRA IDE 1: D. Tygzlrl. A. Silvn-ruuil. 2: 'l'. Ilunmr, Il, 'l'!1u111:1s, , szyll. S. xYillIII4'l'. F. Zito, I.. Smith, J. Sf-41111-rll1, Il. Smith, Y. Smith. ICHW 211 Ii. xxvllitilllf, S. S1YiLf4'1Ill2lIJ, I.. Sh-xV:11'f, Il. 4.':n:1':xlni:i1-, A. NY:ulln'irIgQ, IC. '1'lmm:xs, ll. XV4m4lx'if-ll, 11. Tutti-ll, Ib. St1'l'iIlli, .I. Smith. AIZSIGNT: li. S'lll'lHl1'4l, W, SlH'IIill'1l, I . 'l'llm':, M. While, M. Xvilliilllli 'l'lGAl'lIl'IlC: Mrs. GI'IIll2ll11 QM X 4 f . Wi f I rf N N' X , .,.:. W, 5 wx. . X Yes Ga y, thclfs our new lesson FIRST ululmlc HUW 1: 1'. f'il1'lN'llf4'l'. It. l,'lll'l'. N Iinldwin. L. lim-gn-11. XV. Alvxalxnler ll. I':1'0XYll. R. Cmxlilill. II. IM-W4-y. HUM' 2: V, llrim-. l . lZuu1ngin1'11v, S Uzlldills. D. Adsitt, S, Vzlllm-s, I'. llrmvlx H. lmnuollv, ROW IE: IP. Autinwrv IS. Iiewllxlzlllf U. Iluxw-1'. T. H+-ulmtti, If Alm-ryll. M. Dellzly. E, lir4mkS. P Alllllllllllk .T. 1:1'IlllIl1'Fl, G. Ihltn-lxu1m'. G Shaw. AHSENT: J. Ami'-1'su11. TICACHICIC: Miss Bllll'll1l11. -67 SECON D G li,-KDE ROW' 1: Ii. Sc-Ott, L. S001-io, N. Sfwucoul, S. XYv11s. Yucuzzo, R. T. SIVV4:'l'NUIl. KONI' 2: J. Illllllbvy. Mulh-t. H. Yncuzzo, M. Snider, R, Stitt, T. NY:1if1-. I'. XI':l1I:l1'1'. G, XY:lif9. HUXY Il: R. Yalvuzzmr, ll. Smith, A. 4 X N1 I A I Y:1u1'11z1- u 1. ,' row . . . Autiuore, X,1'l'llAlf'l'IllI. 11, Stvllzl, li. Sl1e1'111:11l. 'l'1'11sv11lt, .I, 'l'l111111:1s, G, NVilli:1111S. C AIZSICXTZ T. Iiillghzllll, E. SIPOIIUI. TIUAVHEIIZ QIHSS A1I:ll1lS 1 V , fnffw2::'LL '1 f QM I '1 .5 , , 1'-i..,,:, 5. ',f' 116.5 w . - H Q 'I I Jw N, 1111 f ' ,,,. 1' , ff:1:Q.,f , 1 1-X - A, f ,I , . ,11 ---A ,Cy ,HSN 1 11313 W ' ' ,.,, ' fy J- - Q . AAfA'- wi: . ',ffw.. ':m-:, 1-H -- .-4,115-, . . 1 f-3 ,1 ' I i .X ' ff- I ' v..- , 51 Y? Y, f -- 1-I . ' ' 'I' . , , ..,,,,1,, If ,,,., . , - ik 4 , .3 rf !1' ,,,m-uf-f- V - 1 N 4 1 ww - 1 'M ffigii H J-i f .'2'-Zftffil?-'42xlgiilifbf ' ', . M .J -. AS f 3K ' 1 5 .1 ' 3' 1 .. cf -fkfz, I7 H! , 1' , V . ff V , ,,1 .4 H, ,jg .,. 1. , .. 4. 1,15 A .V .1 5 , ,gg 1 , 1 . , N ,, ,, ff' Q 1 f i 1. ' 1 .Wi- 1 f 1 I 6 .W 1 1: A I' ' .izww Zjif f V2 if 5' , 35, Q ,L . , f , Wwwfan ,,,,, ,.,,f . WH Bliss Wliclzccel and her avid studenis '11 ' IZUXI' SECOND GRADE I: N. 4:11'111'11t4'1'. D. l,:11'1', I f1111.11fI. V. 1':11l:f11s, 'I'. Fl'l'IlllSlj'S. IJIII J. M. 1111111114 '!':4tol11-, lx. Im 1 s, , ll 11 II 121111114-xl I 011111111111 IJ X111 1111111 I N11 .f1'111'1f-S, 111. 11I11. IIIIIXJI 'Q gi g. Ib, N1lI11':111. 1 . 1 .1111111 11.11 I, fr. 1141111111111 I1. .M-ICI1-y, ll. Iievrlclxlg, .L 4'o1'1I:11-11, I' 1111111.11 Ix, 111911. I-. 11111, BI. I1:1tI1:111. ,XICSI'IX'l I 15111111 1' I'1Ii11 I . .. . . . 1.5, I,1ll. H. Alvx11111I1-1'. 'I'I-I,U'lII'Ill: Miss Mivllzwl -gg-- ,. an hu -' .,.-H rn '...,.w1-A r -1-, ,. 'li SEVOND G RA DE IUHV1: lt. Mnniu, F. Mzltln-rs, llll'lll4'l', A. AlJllllI1'fl'i4l:l, C. Majors 1 IHHV L: J. M:ll11:jvI'1'i4I:1, E. S1101 Mills, lm. I'mv:-rs, li. Sh,-fnlli, l'1-1'k'11s, K. Pzllutti, J. Mlmin, SVI nuyln-r. HOW Il: l'. S1-l1:1l11:llnus V XI I' rlxurl IJ 1 I Nl l'1 fl I . : ' , . lim my , . DF 1 , l.l'nwu, IC. Mivllvl, M. 1'1'oHpne1'n, Cv IMHII15. '1'. 1l'H4-mx, U, 14111:-mt, D. Mzljms M. l':ll11-In-nlo. 'I'l'lA1'IIEIiZ MVS. '1'l'Xtl'1' Brenda and lunch aozclfor boats SECOND GRADE ICUW1: Il. Blau-zlllh-y, V. Sllid'-'1 ' ' ' ml Ix il, Hlvllu. J. lwngaxu. 5. I-lnw-3 Jllllllsilll, Ii. Gm-lm111, li. lluut, 111, X -. I., 1l:l1'l. ll. Ilalll. A. lmllg. Ix ': . , '- . Linuls lnylm, 13,1 xl1,Ii Iuttull N lu l 110110. li. lim-11zv1'. IIHXY Il: Mu 'l'11lwlr-l. H. Haxwu, IP, King. T. H5 4.. llllllf. Ir, ,I:u'ks4m. li. llfxillllllll. N l.ulvIe:n1':l. ll. Ihlmlgu. AIKSICNT: IP. .T:u'lisu11. 'l'I'l,M,'IIlC1l: Mrs. Trllflvl. -6 Q- FIFTH GRADE D. HUNT' 1: G. 11:1d1l1'1f'k, .T. I'0ck, Lalhluun. M. 1:2ll'lb01', D. Pzlgv. P. Levin- stvin. K. Alxmlvrsnu, J. Gears. ROW' 2: D. Hallo. 1'. l'I:u'dy. l'. lhxlzulilmv M. 1.iL-alta. E. Iflurris. M. Lauu-, M. Hurt, S. 1,4-v, Y. Foster. Mrs. Hultlmus. RONV IZ: G, Gorlxallu. .T. llllngn-1'fmwl, P. 121-rtle. A. AXIIITIIOYS, T. M:1cI'11c1'sou, 41. Lllfllilll. J. F1111-U. LI. Hope, Il. Van Kun-u, l'. Malloy, Iv, Grzu-ic. T. Ilnhguml AIESICXT: C, Day, T. Vnlluer. TI'ZAl.'HE1i: Mrs. IIUIYIHIIIS 1 ,Z . . W - . 'W ...W I I V -, 'Sir ' . ' . f- ' - V .,. M QV . -, T 5. 'WM' . 'RM---M flfhf , wg .1 'Wx- Mw yygf .X ,V W cl . V z HV. .. W H . ' P V ,TWTQQF I I .ij . f-.N ' i -PL., -9.3, ' N T TW- ff.. V '. .gym ,kmffgsb yi- -, V. f' f f f - . f f, . . 4 - V , ' ' , -- A 1 V 1 1- Q51 M1 'f 'Y 5' i WM- V My-S-A-12 w:.-.yma- . ,.:1V?5.:p A 3 A. ' .. , -H 1- L. -ww rf ,E .3 3 Nj, gags Vf I 1 i .. rt , . ml .5 gazing 2e 'V .TFff?1f'-g .. ex 1 1 A V fy -1 1 T 5 V uf .V K 'f .QV . K WP? ' YB g fiL vf'3'F:'2:' 11' 'W-1' U 3.57 - fm' 1 ' . ' . . ' N V. 'k '. 'E .'f-- f ? .. ... ,:,W.,- rf. .. h w, ,... .V 72. 15, W .,, f 'f- 7 f 1 1 -V M ! L V YIM. N .. . I E g.f.2'Vg 1 .5 3 -Q .LLTLQVA ---1 ' ' 065.3 351 g-xr 4, . - ...UV .. . I ,WMM , Om' AZ-ma Mateo- in W 1flF'1'11 uxmnrz HOW 1: A. l,n1':lst1'n, T. Scott. R. 1lr'11n111', Ii. Tlmmns. Cll2lIl4Hl'I', T. lung. 111. llim-, Ir. Stmw. U. Whiting, l'. xsxlllwlli, ll. Yilllpfilliu. IIUXV 2: M. l'hlunrv, IC. JUIIIISUII, 'l'. Shzlllks, G. '1'lm111psu11, F. Rossi, ii. Holla. T. llxfln- nufr, IJ. Wl1'lmu1'1-. J. Zzllzxwxx. J. Mzlmllnsu. HOV' Zi: M, NY4vmlw4,mrI.lx, 11, '1'l1:ltf-V. I., Sh-wurt, lf, f,ll'l2lIl4IH, J. Vzllnlywlnfll, K. Svlmillvr, Mr, M:-ljuillain. Al1SI41N'l': ID. N111-r111:11z. I.. MI11'1':15'. ll. l'l:ll'k. 'l'I'IA1.'IlIC1iZ MV. Mvfjllilliill. -74- 'inter Deco'rat'iou FlF'l'll G RA DE HHW 1: '1'. lliufm-mlu1'l', J. l.':u'1.-:1- misv, J. Nllillyfllillll, M. Malculusu, J. Ihlnlpln-Il, ll. l'urml:u1'u, M. Fvrlnulyrl. Iv. Ihulfl, Mr. Muir. HUWZ: E. Voxlal, .l. 4'uulun, ll. F2l1gfilLl, S. Vzlu Klll'1'll, IP. l':e1'li, li. l5l2lli4'l', .I. Im4'z1S- l1'4v, W. Atlu-1'lun, Rl. 1':uupn-si, M. In-W1-y. Huw 1:3 S, Fux, F. 1'1'v11tif'4:, S Fill, K. lic-zllllnmllt, J. 'l':Lylu1', 15. llurr, l'. l1ll!'l'4'll, IP. lfullu, lf. Aluxalunlcr. N. liwpglw-11, lr. Vuslrl. 'l'l-1.X1'Ill'Ill: Mr. Muir. Did Someone Say Something? FIFTH GRADE ROXV1: l'. lilllusn-'52 I., Lzntlxzlu M. tirnm-y, .l. SUVIISEI. l.. 111-mw-. K Alllllfll, S. I.zul1l, M. '1':1yln1', HHNY Q K Iiluml. S. Yurk. J. ldlflll-'. J. Blllsun S. l.:ul4l. ll. 'L':xylu1'. ILUXY 2: K lllmul. S. Ynrli. J. l.:lym-. J. I-Illiswu ll. M111--1'. I.. Ant 11m-1-. S. l'mv:l1'-l, G lauu-!l0, li. Vluuss, Mrs, 1'4'l'll2lllll1S. Y ' x ROXVI3: 11. L':llivli, U. M1-tfxllley. J l'l11tvlliusu1x, ll. Higgins. J. lilwmks, L' Blnloy, H. Ilurrvll, Y. Nutt, lt. 1.1-wis S. Ilzlvviu, U. llruwn. AllS114IN'l': A. 1'ritIe11:l1-11, V, lhlru- wr. '1'lfIAClIIfIll: Mrs. 1 'l'llilllll'lS. FOURTH GRADE HOW 1: li. Conihur, C. Fitch, J'. Cl1:H11Hv1'. G. Falcone, K. Ellison, K. Donnelly. A. Autsnore, S. Hull. ROXV 2: .T. lQ':l1'111ir-lmel, R. C011-ilxliglia. D. Ceruiglian, 1'. Hopf-, C. Dnrhy, Ii. Hsu'- riugrtun, N. Arzuuino. A. Hoyt, R. 111-yzlnt. C. Huntley, M. liurr. RONV fi: E. Grm-mxlcvr, D. Hardy, li. Ompe-r, R. Gfcller, D. Fvaltllorstone, M. Czllink, S. Shirk. ll. Frank, K. Clark, D. INCH-'l1llU1'f, l'. Lntlmu. J. Hutton, li. Fluenm-. AUSENT: P. Koehler. 'l'EACI'lIC1'i: Mrs. 1l1'0WI1 un F0l'RTlI GK.-X DE IIUXY 12 H. Slximlvr, RI. l1UlICllll'1', 1 - 1 1 L. Muulu, M, Mrillllvy. I. Alzmw, li. ' lx Inm Imuvy, Il. Alvlhgv, HUXV Z.: '. .z A 'N'lll, 111. Sr-hluilt, I . Svlxilla-l', S. Mvivr, M. M llffr, .l, AIIIIIVLISU, A, AlUgL'0Y4'l'0, Ii, Imwfl, K. A111111-llsu. HUWZSZ Il. M4-Huw-11. V, I,:11Iml1, I.. NIElfIll4,'H'N, P. Mulunv. S. Imllwlcs, XV. Murgzlll, 1'. Miggius, 15. H4'llllillg'. A. Czlll, IJ. Lzlm- ln-rt. S. Mm-K1-uzi4-. AIZSIQNT: Il. liugliu. A. I11g':1Ils, IC. 1.1-villsleill, F. 11111121-I1'i4l:1, IP. Mivlu-1, XY. Ilzlrllx-y. 'I'l'l,Xf'1II'IlI: Mrs. I4'1'oSl. The B'l'1'f'iSIL Are Coming 72 Nfw., FOI' KTM GRADE IUDXV l: ll. XVAIIIQPS, L. l'if:k1-ll, L. ll N ll llll nw D ll D , ' 'sl .' . Soni s, . Sunil . -. , Illlmsvy, Ii. 'l'nftl:u. ILUXVL: T. llllilr-, .l. We-lls, K. liiellvy, M. liublvv, M. Xvlllllvll, li. llwlmling, M. IiiICZlllill'k, lr, llrlallulo, .I. l'l:ll1-li, li. 3lIljfJl'S. IHIWZL: Fr. Suftlu, li. Xvfillllt, Il. Stull, li, S14-ifzllli, M, 'lxllUllllPSllll. T. Walitv, .l. S1m1I:nro, li. l':lm-pvlltn, M. l'14-lltiw, V, ll0lrul'lS0ll, tj, l,zl1':1g1lizl, lr. 'l':1lwm-, lb. l':11n:l:. .Xl1SlfIN'l': ll. Wilson, M. Xncuzzo, Il. S1-ntl. 'l'l'IA4'lIl1IlC: Mrs. Mum-uso. Our Best Ufork 'l' IG 1 l FUI' RTII GRADE IHDW l: li. Tilliillll. D, llellum-lti J. Full. ll. Fm-lf. I.. Mllllv. M. Him-i IP 12111. HHH' 2: I., 1 l':lS01'. H G:l1'lli1lv1', M. N1-wtvm, S. 4':1u1'ic-lul, L' llzllllpls-V, ll. lf:-llf-r. l,. l:'l'1llltxlll, .l Yaxlllmsvn. A, Str:-ul, li. Hill, IIHXX IL: .l, lflmln-y. ll. ML-XVilli:1ms, M Mllllvt. Il. Sllwlirlalll-, A. LPXXJS. -T l':1g:111i11. ll. liluwm-r. C. NYM4,-1'lxx:xll, K YIIUIIZZU, M, Xfrtt. J. ul'ilIlll'l'. Al!Sl'IX'l'1 J. Fu-l'l':l1'4l, K. Krn-nz:-1' l' l+'1':1uli, 11. Iiraullwllrst. .X1'llEll: Miss Nb'vl1Illl 73 THIRD GR.-KDE ROXV 1: M, Pzlf-knzwl. F. Clxallxdlvr, A. Arauuiuo, 12. Stun-kmlnlc. C. Ricci, I'v1'1'y, 1-I. 1:11111ellu. 11. Caulfivld. ROW 2: H. Vuunclli, G. Oliver, P. Ynung. M. Ilnwkur. J. Murfxlluso, R. 1hlllSiPY, S. R1-:luw1'. HOW 331 J. D. XVellu1', D. Ride-'1', J. Pallzul f'n1'p4-11tc1'. T. Lzxue, Il. Whiti Jnlmsmx, I . Nulty, D. Iloveuzi. TEACIIER: Miss Callvert Cullv, G. 1T:1l'l'tJff, t . Adsitt. J. NVQ-1'11e1', ino, R. ug, G. 9 r Qhclls m - .. , My Y , V X Wm, f 5 .ms I, 'L Af KM' ,V . 'l'llIRll GRADE IHJW 1: C. Wulfv, F. Iluhilm, I'. l'lmu1pso11, ll. Eu-elcy, ID. Zit I':l1zlxli11u. HOU' 22 15. Sl1'W:l1't, 15. Qi:-lcl:-s, 11 Slvigvllxnzlll, Ii. Suvm-1 wwlmltz, J. W:1tv1-lnznu, J. SilX'I'I'Ililil, .I. iilgllmlmf-sxy. NY, Slllilll. HHNY ZS: I. Wnlnszyll, S. Ste-V4-llsml, Il. il. Wnitu, D. Platt, C. T1mu.1 NY:lfI'l'1ilJlll. S. YIIIIHZZU, K. 1:llg'l'l'S, 11. lmlmmll I1 s Nylmutt I XX llluul 1 n. M',-.,' v-- 1 X. hm. 'l'I'IAl'III'IIl: MVS. I,4m'vIl 70 . V+-f , . - -- - ' 4 A . f Cl .fgzf I Really Hear the Sea 11, I'. mL I.. Stull:-, ns, 11. THIRD GRADE ROW 1: Ib. IJUIIIIIIUF, .I. D'An5:uI0, M. l1ur1-4-II, A. GIILCIIIU, D. I-lzuwly, It. 1':l4-vzlllxisl-. HUM' 2: Ii. Filiw, - f'III'l'2lll, IP. ll1':lllllrl1, T. Duruvy, J. I11-:asm-zu. Il. Allvn, J. f'Il4fl'illllISI', I'. Ililrmn, I'. Ilmlgv, .I. IIlIII1,5'l'1'fUl'1l. IUDW 21: M. Hwnysnn. K. Taylor, J. ldllinlt, Ii. I1vn1'oxlI:Ik, Il. Cook, M. limmlc-H, Ii. Fzlstlv, K. Duttun, D. I4 IIIINIIII, ll. 1'lDl'I'i'IlliQf1iII, l'. Hurt, T. I.:llzIwi1l. 'l'EAl'III'1li: MVS. Malllll. ,W-W -H- Jil.-- Cool - Cool Water THIRD GRADE ROXY1: G. U1'I:1ndo. L. Multrup, Sw, I.u1':lstrn, J. Ilnrdy, M. IA-I-, Il. Muultl-np, ID, llvswliulc, .I. Livzltan. umvzz M. 1'ZLl:IIHIlll. lv. M4-Clurg, 1: N1-wton. li, Sim-g:111. Mrs. XX':1I1:14.-Q, G. I':1pk1-. L. Xin-lmlsou. ii. Prentice. M. I'::I:ulino. ROW IL: lr. I.:1tl1:1n, M. Hvzuue-r. 11. I':1pp. Y. Oki-,-ull, I.. Hull, ll, Ah-ull. M. Newton. I.. MvL':xffe1'y, Il. Llllllllvlll. Il. III'll'YII:', D. I,1.n1gIn111y. 'IWIACHE1-1: Mrs. XV11l11l1.'L'. SIXTH GRA DE ROXY1: L. Muultrup, C. Ilvtth-1', R. l'1Al'4hl1'U, S. Cilflllitllxlvl, G. Ci1111lllS, M. l'01'11wa'll. G. Ighlprliu, ROW 2: 11. I l'illlk, II. li:11'm-1: T. Kaluzllcy, M. lf.-XIIQCIU. J. Fzllt-0111-, J. Fili, I.. llalyuvs. E. lluuuetti, J. Grussi, D. L'u1'c'111ig:li:x. T. Xxvitliiitbll. RUNV fl: li. Pnlnl-limr. W. 1f'ug:u1, 11. Mc1.'husn0y, NV, Clark, li. Flex-lmr, T, 1.x-mic, R. Tlmnms, D. Hoyt, L. llzlckulmxillur, J. l'l:11:liL'tI. Il. ACRIQX. A1-ISENT: F. A1-mulm, L. Audursull, Ii, Ifiutlvr, K. Mzlclxols. TEACHER: Mr. Marlow :..w...f 1 V ' it V ,,,,.,, e V, b L, j ff ' ix ' ' 'f ..,,ig.., 2 n f f f i 7 . iff ' 4 H . . ' .eng .7 E? 3 . R ' W 5' ' . 'gag ' , .kkf , .V W 'A 4 'Q .1511 f A I K, K ,M X , ., 521 - fX,4klW,,,1Se f ' I MWMWW, 5: I f 2 my N 'f V , z M V' I , 2 K .- , ' I - . .. A WU Are fl Team, of Terrov SIXTH GRADE IIHXX' I: IL. Nllllihlll, L. I'l'ivit4-ru. .l. NIlll'l'iIj', .l, Whilf-, I'. Alltillmw,-, M. 49111111-l', A. Ilzrll, D. l1:Il4'l1v,-l1n1', M1'. .m11'1-mx. ILUW I: I.. Mzllmix. C. l'1l4'l1. Il. lvvli. Ii. Y:ll1.fXlwf. Il. lla-Imr, li. 2.4-Il. N. Lzllvlr. li. XVIlt1'l'lll2lll. M. Iwflw. J. I i4-ru, t', li1'mliw-11. IUIXX' Til V. lmlnlril-1'. M. Nm'lIll'll1l. K. IPl'j'SYlS1ll'. S. M1114-, M. 151-Uwn, ll. Flwlsw-1'. ll, Xfilrlvr. IC. 1':1lrl. 'IL S1-Qvtl, M. Nlllly. bw. .I4vl11zrml. 1. XXmnll'HIl. '1'1-IA1'.:I'I1i: Mr. Mv11'1'mv - ...f6, SIXTH GRADE IIUW 1: J. I':l111-lwlltn, l'. l':1nm-- ' ' K ll ln-nlu, F. II'I'll2llIlllS, J. Al:x,1c11'.1, . Gl'ZIlll, V, Halls:-y, S. K:lIi1-ki, li, Mmrlv. Mira Hush. HOW 2: N. AIZIIIPIISIJ, S, WIl.txun1'u-, 'l'. I'I Vifl'l':l, I.. .U1'f'llll'1I. Ii. l':n11g1uzirm, 'l'. V:u1Il1-lm-11, S. Alm'gnu, .l. lllivivri, Il. lmfllslvl, 'l'. Mc-Hr-1-, ,l. Immu-lly. ILHW IS: l', f'n1'1-i111ig:li:l. . ,. . . NI, ldllllillllllil. 1'. AIIIJQNI, lv. lm-1-1, S, I.iu1IsI1-y, Ii. 'I'EmullmuI1, li. Str-wzlrt. li. I':nI:ulinu. I'. Nlrrluu, li. lllllion, C. Slxivlwr, Al0lllfl'lllP. 'l'I4I.U'Ill41Ii: Miss llllsll M , ,W K W S Wim. 1 1., , ,,, ,,,,. , That Relaxing Lunch Hour SI XTII GRADE Iluttnu. J. Smith. J. X':1r'J . . . hu infnn, ll. Mzxz-I'l1f-Vsmx, 'l'ICAl'I1ER: Mrs. VFIHIHIIIQIPY -77, IIUNV1: L. NVi1li:1111s. S. XYWM- wrwrtll, A. Sh-fl'm-11'll:1, K. Ilwwl. A 'I'l1:m-1'. IP. 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' E't.zm 0--A' 4 J-31753 sq. x'5 3f'FSi'L'bo4.nh3-i'SJ gz,4,4gg,1VL . -n-,e,a- ?i 7NJ' -'-ey-., - 'Yfw ay-x4e4+2'? f '- W, -.1-.1,ga.s'u42'-5-' ' MDN in A ' 'L?'ff-235n.9-nu-,, C Kvmgg ........,............. . .,,-M-A OATKAN EDITORS: A. Ihlrtz, Mr. St:11'kwv:1tl1e1', J. FlllCU, F. W1-tniuru, IJ. Myers, J. Rumsey. THAN IGIPITHHSZ D. liolwinsuu. ll. Jr-alry, J. 'l'll4Yl'Ill', J. ltumscy, Mr. SYIll'liNVI!Illl1L'1'. HAH X i' S'l'AI l Z Kll'. SfIll'liXV1': I . Iv s t r l - 0 4- Oatkan '62 Heading the O-AT-KAN staff this year were Dorothea Robinson, Editor-In-Chief g john Thorne and loan Runisey, Associate Editorsg Sandra Kernutt, Circulation Editorg Donna Jeary, Advertising Editorg Deborah Myers, Literary Editorg and Anne Bartz, Art Editor. The Junior Editors this year were: Lorraine Gray. Nancy Hutchinson, Alan XYade and Barbara Derrick. This year's yearbook staff has worked hard to try and put out a book we can be proud of. XYe have made some changes that we feel are iinprovenients over past editions. XYhile we were writing, typing- cropping pictures. etc., we realized the importance of co-operation. XYe would also like to express our thanks to our ad- visors, Mrs. Russell and Mr. Starkweather, our Photography Editor, Frank XYetmore, and all the other people who have helped us. ' V' 5. Frank. I . XYt'tll1Ul'4', XY. llz11'lw1', T. I'1'f1-v, S. 1 -X Wzllle. ll. IM-1'1i4:k, A. l.iu1ls.vy. 1 4. l'll'l'l1llit. Ib. Itruwn. A w1mIc:.,.'.:'-ly.. 1 -, v' :rm. ': F . Xswws wsismN sNwxsmx wgq Ullll 1 : 1 . 'L' . 13, A. linrtz. ,X ,fyrc ROXV 4: H. Chiuieno, D. Fernxlnys, T. East. G. Rumlgers. D. Moore. ROW 3: S, Metcalf. J. Burnell, M. Messore, B. D. Grzihnm. ROW 2: T. McCn11ey, G. Barnard, R. Pngnuiu, D Mr. Cosseliunu, B. Curtis. A. XVzide, D. Jenry, D, Robinson. Schlouski, J. Priviterai, M. NVi1cox, C. Vain Horn, J. Woodworth. l Assembly panel to recognize Iizternatiofnal Students Student Council is the governing body of the high school. As a result of last year's rigorous cam- paign, Dave Paganin was elected President and Carol Schlonski was elected Vice President. Donna jeary and John Privitera were chosen as Secretary and Treasurer. Other members of the organization include the president and vice president of each class and a representative from each organization and homeroom. Student Council is in charge of the Red Key Service Organization, the Monitor system, promoting school spirit, and the foreign exchange program. -gl.. llrooks, L. Plzitek, J. Fiero, J. Brown, B. Palpke, J. Rudgcrs Scott, Ii. Orlzmnlo, G. Seeley. D. SlJ1'2l.12,llH, K. Wright. S. Griffith . Mm-Kexizie, M. Bell, Miss O'DonnQll, M1'. Illlillllllfl, Mr. I'1-ri-one ROXV 1: R. Gill, R. Humphrey, D. Gralmey, D. Pngzinin, C tuclent Coun il Cll l'Ii'lCllS l'. Sn-hlonski. D. Vilyftlllill, J. l'rivitt-ru. M, XYi1cox. N- --3... W: . -f-T-..,,..... The National Honor Society IIAVK: K. Maxliitn. J. A. liumsm-y. D. Pilgilllill, M. Dir-killsnu, G. Call, D. Myers, K. Croft, D. XVolfv, D. Je-:11'y, J. C. IlllIL.h.'X. 41 Yun Ilnrn, F1lUN'I': C. S-1-lllunski, Miss F0l'f1llilUI'. G. U1ll'lHlI'll, John Lupin, J. Thorne, D, llobiusou, S.xLL'T,xToR1AN 3 1 1 1 'rw wmzww' ' W JOHN S. LAW VALEIJICTORIAN I i . I 1 1 I 1 1 5 . Q 4 2 JOAN C. RUMSEY .. 82 1 KUN 1 HIKO MAKITA AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE EXCHANGE STUDENT .... --1.2. - l R d and Black EDITORS: J. 'l'lmrnu, .I. C. Iinnisvy, J. Lznpp, IJ. J1-ary, N. Ililtvllinsoii, IJ. Wolfe. The Red and Black is the official school paper, 'A planned and prepared by a staff of students, under the direction of Mr. Cahill. Heading the staff this year were: John Thorne as Editor, Nancy Hutchinson as Associate Editor, and joan Runisey as Business Man- 1 ager. The stat? was well known for its fear of deadline day and its rush to get the news written up and hand- ed in on time. 'I Nancy and John Sell Popcorn For Red and Black D XY If I -Xtlierfon Il Iwmrlw K IVI'i 'lII S Iiuoin-V S Ililfkt-'I'. J. 'I'l1o1'n4-, l'. ROW -I: D, Hohinson, I'. Ii2Il'UIIO. . o 41. 4. . . . . . , , , , . ,. . IY'llizuns. B. Angst, Nancy Hutchinson. L. Lamp, D. Hurr. K. l':lI'lI1-'X. Il. Ikrooks, G. Wallace. J. Lupp. HOWIZ: RI. Relior, D. Boyd, D. Jeziry, J. BIlI1Ig'6fI'I1I:1, Sully Harris. 14. I':111g:i':1zin, G. Lzipp. Susan I'l:xr1'is, I-I.l.'01'r'i11lig:li:l,J. IQUIIIIUIIY. C. Feder. Ii. Herron, E. Inunello. NOFIIIRI Hutchinson, J. C. Rntusey, S. Tnrnniino, K. Merical. ROYV2: A. Laney, J. Perhalnus, J. Myers, P. Halsey. Mr. Cahill, J. Dnrney, A. Piukell, R. Ioainone. I.. Gray. RONV 1: B. Boothe, L. Si-rusn, S. Lapp, R. M. Pulaidino, Scoins, M. Fagan, L. Daniels, B. Derrick, D. Lilmrti, C, lit-timer. i ,f'k. V ff ,.....,., -so A . gn' ' x ff X X-sw f as E 1 'MW - . 4. W 39354513 ' cs., ,, , . Y.. iaxamo, Terry, Don, Dail and Bruce Head A. V. wNssmMwWMMm. - u Barb and M'2'. ia' E' M H '- Stitt are responsible 'YH .al .se -'W s..., . .IW udio- Vi ual Department Fulfilling a wide range of devices, the Audio-Visual Department of Le Roy High School is proved to be one of the most active organizations in this area. The department is sub-divided into two sections. First, the Audio-Visual Club, and second, the Public Re- lations Center that handles the news releases for the school. The club's activities are varied, ranging from the daily routine of delivering films and equipment for classroom use to the making of School Days Le- Roy's radio program, heard over the local radio station. Along with these activities the club provides qualified instruction for members and faculty in the operation of the various pieces of A-V equipment. The club provides special lilm programs in Science, Guidance and assorted topics for students during the lunch hour. For the student, the Club offers a wide range of instruction from qualified student instructors and its director through the Audio-Visual Manual written by Mr. R. E. Stitt, Director of the Department. For the community, the club provides projectionists and equipment for industry and community affairs. These will be assigned upon request through Dr. Horr, for all pq-ess Q-6160398 i uperintendent of Schools. IiAl'K: H. :xifilllllh H. Yun Alst, L. Totten, D. Myers, D. 3l1lCIiO11Zlt', D, Hyde, D. XVQ-lker. D. Grant, C. Fisher, M. Vzull. Il. Fislu-r. Millllllll: IS. Seeley, K. lngnllu, S. J. xVi1ll1lQl', li. Lzxlioeeo, G. XVnllz1ee, A. Fislrer, J. Rider, M. Grzlshy. M. Hull, A. Clzlrk. FRONT: J. Fngaui, M. Tillflllilllilll, ll. Aeomlu, H. Gill, J. Perlmulus, T. Clark. C. Malnuix, ll. LlilIllL'1S. x ii l maj I v ,Milt Future Homemakers of America ROW L: P. Hnlsev, L. El.l1'h21l'f. B. XXvi11i:llllS. C. Null J. Olivieri. C. Leggfl.. Porter, D. XVn1fe, C. Ufilliauns I-1. Angst. L. Lnpp, L. Atherton. K. Cnrney. S. Dewey J. Ruuxsey. D. Cncczunise. J. Duruey. ROXV ZS: ll Iiumlsley. D. Pnpke. J. Moultrup, J. Rus:-, 11. I11':u1b111'y B. Pungwnzro. A. Prentice, J. Ridge, K. Hnhn, T. Cor vimiglia, Keruutt, K. Hunt, IP. Scott. L. Duol, L I'it-kell, Mrs. Lenneu. ROXV 2: S-coins, S. I-Int-liett J. 'I':'ll1llJj'. I, Huchunnu. A. Pic-ke-11, 1. XYe1le1'. V. Riffr- S. Tlmxllas, D. Thomas. ROXV 1: 11. I':11w1xe-mu. J She-1n11'1l. K. 1-lnuly, B. Daniels, Turin-Inu. I'l,IL'1'tj' D. Doyle. J. Bortle, B. Bootlu-. H. C:l1'sm1. Future Teachers of America HA! 'Iii J. Rnlnst-y, I'. IK:11'o114-, Ib, Wnllk-. linlminsfm, J. Ilnmillun, K. NVripgl1l, N.I'I1ltr-lnixlf-um 1 t'hilc-r, J. K1-nn:-dy, W. I5lll'I'UWN, H,1Cml,L:f-l's, f'lll'1'ilIllfSl'. MIDIJLIC: ILD4-1'I'i4'k. I!.Il:1ni1,-IS, N Fllflilll, J. Mslnxzf-frielzl, S. Ii1'l'lIlltf, IJ. Iluyd, A. 'lil 5. 'l'Ill'JlIlillll, Sn 1I:11'riH, Ib. II4-mlwslmtt, I.. llrny If lx x I Ilnnit-ls, ll. P111 I'ill'Ill!'lt'l'. l1'lUlN'1': H. Sm- ,. dino, li, L4-0114-, Ib, Guilt-, .l. Fir-ru, Mrs. Alulc.-1'snl1. Future Farmers of merica IZAVK: I'. '1'r:lvy. J. M:1r'Ke11zi0, NX' Awmnlv, Ib. 11QlI1SUll. li. Blznvliznzif-, Il. Ih-nn lllllllf. H. t'ost:1. H. Gillaurd. J. XVnmlwnrtl1 G. Snell, J. I.:1tlmn, l'. liimlf-1: IP. Mille-r. l 1 XI MIIPIIIJCI G. Hllrcy. . . mglim-11xi1-, 1' L 1'1'e11tiw, H. Awmxmlm, J. I+'isl1u1'. '1'. lT:xl1nes. 11 Man-livllziv. F. Svhutt, C. Fisln-V, 19. 'l'I1:1lv1 XV. Xin-dit-li. A. Lum-y, FI ll UNT: T. M4 Hinnis. I.. II1lIlQ431'fUl'lJ, G. Call. 1-. I.1p1u. Il Mathews. R. Totten. Mr. Dnsmn. -35- Debate Club 1:.i1 1c: :. f-in.. .. U l VUZZU, K. Mxlkirsl. F1lUN'l':Y J. I.:lpp, Mr. lli'Zll li .1-tins. il. llzltf-h, Il. .Te:lry, C. Felix-r. 'v.,.,.-.f--1, D . -,A ' Drama Club ROW 4: J. Corc-imigliu, G. Rudgers, N. Hutchm- son. L. Porter, R. Palaulino, S. Rooney, J. Lapp, P. XVn1f. J. Thorne, D. Brown, K. XVright, D. Myers,.C. Chiler, S. Griffith, D. YV01fe. Roxxvfli K. Miiklfgfl, J. BlilIlgGfl'lIlIl, S. Hzirirs, D. Jezlry, T. J. Corclfulgllilv l'. Barone, J. Hamilton, J. Lapp, R. Brooks, J. Ken- nedy, D. CZICCHIIIISQ, D. Boyd, S. Tnrouiirm, B. Stadel, K. Graney. ROXV 2: J. Fiero, Mrs. Anderson, B. Daniels, J. Rulusey, S. Kernutt. B. Curtis, Mr. Grnuev, D. Guile. ROW 1: D. Boothe, 13. Leone, L. Daniels, M. Fagan, Lnpp, R. P2llRlilil10, I-S. Derrick, D? i Hartwood Chapter -BACK: L. I-I:1rt,P.Ridge 1-npapk C B , D Rilllip-Il. 'L. 5101-1rm1y,,M. Messore, S. Defficii, Dffllrllylfitle Rl-. 'lfmlgv 5- Iffllfi. Ix. Ladd. S. Brooks. MIDDLE: . iss Dol oe, I. Iiohleu. J. Stevenson, M, Graishv, M l'IllIlillll0, M. Hull, D. Moulfrup, M. Gears E. Hlnrviel S. Smith, Lililll. M. Bl0l'iL'Zl N. Sheffer, FROYT IL Ixooygie. li. 1':1liliv. I'. I-Iorr. R. Gill, J. Iirownf S llillili- L.. Lillllklilllllil, NV. Nicllolson. -- S6 - gk' is--W-MN 5 H. The French Club ROXV -l: C. l'1:1 'li0. T. Lupp. N. Mille1','R. Hlllll- phrey, S. PHl'li91', Hyde. R. I3V0l'0ZIlIlli, 5. Rooney N. Hntclxinsou. J. Hamilton, G. Hunt, C. Casey. ROXY 23: G. C:11'u1icl1a1el, S. l'l2ll'l'lS, J. Hnrvie, K Me-rica K. Pridgeon, D. Cl:11'k. L. Serusal, S.1NYl1ite, II linld, Halsey. ROM' ZZ: D. lloyd, D. b1Jl'1lgll9, Kennedy. D. Liberti, R. loalnone, Mrs. Glillltiy, X . 'llllQY ROW 1- T Fiero li Gill, Il. llilllltlllllb. BIYJLI j. . . . . - L. C1'11Va1ttz1, C. Ren1.ue1', L. Dempsey. Ihe Spanish Club IIAVK: ll. All1'lI0l', li. Ilnmlcs, ll. lI:1I4-l1, lb. Myw-rs, ' III 'I' lllllllllll' 4' l lI'l'I'Il'll X . . I - Il I rm' 111115 1, . . , . J. V. XX llll.llIIS, . - , . . -, -A , ., .. 1 , .. Nl 11'l1v111l, IC. Sf'4'lf'y, N. Alvx. X, llillvly A. Xvilflfi, J. I 11111 XIIIJIII I I' Yvll 'li' IP ll:-'11111A1' K f'-11'- 114x NI1 NN 1I11l14l1I lb lMlbllISOII ll llmlfltl I Nllll 4 .,..'.',...-1- ll1I1 l4'lUIY'l II, lrvvrl, II, ll:111l1-Is, li. Stmlc-l. M, I1 1g':111, ll. IM-1'1'i1'k Nl l'llIl'lIt'lllfI. The Science Club IZAUKI l', Hzllsvy. L. llilrllllll. J. P1'iV1t01'11. J. l'01' 4,-i1nigIi:1, D. l'lo1'1', D. NVellie1', II. Hyde, G. l,!:11'1n11'd M. l'1'1dp:eo11, S. No1'tI11'1111. li. lIVu1'oz1111k. ll. Spry ll. lft'1lllll:'l', ll. liruuks, li. H111n11l11'ey. MIDDLE: D. Metzler, D. Grulmul, J. Lupp, M1 Joslin. J, l'UIllill.llllbI, S. SL'1llll'i, M1'. G:1ll:1qrl1e1', M1 lfllllQ.CL'IlSIIlllll, J. Myers. Fli0N'I'z M. l-lehor, L I-11111 Q Cl'-1v:1tt:1, L. Xtl1e1'to11, Y. McL'11lley, K, C111- 1. . I.. 1 ney, J. lic1I1lcm-. f bf 7, 3: - A.. ., fx -1 . b , . . 5 The Photography Club STANDING: G. l:il1'Ilil1'lI. SEATED, from left: F. W1-txnmre, M. t'r:1l1c, Mrs. Russell. The Business Club STANDING, from left: Miss O'D0l1f1GU, J. Bundv, JoAnn Rumsey, D, Scott, R. New- fm., .1.'ne.11, -11. Wmvn. C. M:-new, Mr. I,.zu-rubee. SEATED, from left: M. Critten- den, J. Clximeno. I. IYel1er, J. Shepard, D. Sclnller. D. Dembnwski. 5 . if n U., ff: s.. .1-4 The Cafeteria orkers lf.-XCIK: J. Hzllniltou, 12. XVIIITGII, S. G1'iEf't11, T. AIUGIIIIHS, H. Totleu, R. XV0o1Iw01'tl1, J. XYo0rlw01'tl1, R. 141iSllL'l'. MIDDLE: Il. Iioothe, L. Totten, C. Cll:llllUl'l', Mrs. NY1'igl1t. FRONT: L. Gil1'llB1', S. I!:l1'1'a-ff, S. xV1liflll0I'0, R. Newton, l . Elin. I '- .LI 5 '... The 600 Club BACK: D. Boyd, L. Ehrhzlrt, S. Dewey, M XVi1coX, C. XVil1izl1ns, M. Dickinson, D. Ruluinsnu B. Curtis, J. Rumsey. MIDDLE: J. Ruulsey, M. Filgllll, S. Hackett, Miss Dougalu, D, SL-ott, 14. Imn iels. FRONT: T. J. C0l'Ci11lig1iil, B. 1:1'ilIN?ll1'1' S. T2ll'lll11illO, S, Kernutt. The Stage Crew ISAUK: S. Nortll1'u1n, Mr. I.illl4', ll. Mznttlu-ws, M, I'l'i 'l'UIl, ll. Ilzllz-ll. cl, l+'1itlN'l': ll. llruuks, W, Mzu-4'mv:ln. The Library Club li-XFN' 12. Kuuulc, ll. llblllllvllv, J, lI:l1'x'ie. S E111'l1E1l't. IQIIHIIIUIL M. lloth, S. l'zl1'kvl', li. Illlnt S, Griffith. K. Ellrlnzlrt. Ii. l4'io1'itu. D. I.il14l51vY4 T' 4'I:lrk, M. Mvssmw-. MIDDLE: 12. Pillillllllll, 1, Hzlylmwl. A. Y:1nSlykv, C. Czlrli. N. Ilmw-lmillsuu, S H:11'x'is, M. Iirown, K. Mvris-11, I.. Ilmfl, M. King. . Iinutlw. FHON'l': Mrs. I7l'lll2ll'iI4, XY, Nic-lmsmm . 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J afr1l L S '1 .1 5 f f 1: 5 li ,f 1 X Z L, Q' f in 1 . , 1 ,' , I 1 1 ' 1 A, , S 'J E - ,I+ 25 ,W 1 A f'1 1 f 'MM .. -15 I 4 5 ' 1 'Er 1' A- ,' Amy I .vi , -1f'B, 1.' 1vJ'1 4 .QL ' 1- ' V 1, h..J: ,' 1 - - . ff, , -'if' ,V -' vi ag 7 21 1 ,. if H ,,i.,5-5135 7 ' ' x A 11 ' 1' L,i7TY',f':'Qp,w'1-. ' , ,g...f,w111f ' ,. 'ur Y., -A F5 -5- H1 ,,. K I -. L. I Aw ., , .. .ff . I ,. ex ff' M 1 . -.5 E ..- W .1v'i?ffgh WA51., 1- 4 mf' ,. Ag,gC5'G VXUSIC ' N Th Qatkannaires The Oatkannaires are composed of boys and girls in their Freshman through Seniors of high school. Under the able direction of Mr. Lane they met twice a week during the school year to practice music for their many activities. Highlights of the mixed chorus year were the very successful production of the musical, Brigadoon, and the Christmas and Spring Concerts. The chorus also performed for the Le Roy Rotary Club and Class Night. This choral group is a select group of singers, chosen by try- outs in the spring ot the preceding year. Class instruction in voice training is given to all chorus members as a regular part of their training. Any student participating four or more days a week may earn one full hour of credit. The memorization of music, and out- side reading and listening is required to obtain full credit. NNW 4: J. I'IillLlilfiYll, S. Ciuirzittzi, K. NV1'igl1t, M. Dickinson, XV. BIIICCOXVQIH, F. XvCtD101'9, G. Bauuird Q Ixorthiup N Prirlgeon, D. Higgins, ll. Palndino, J. Aiken, G. Ruslgers. ROXV 2: A. MacKenzie, C. Fernnnys, R H01 in Ix Siuunou ii Casey. ll. Hntvli. I.. Iinsoin, J. Thorne. R. Spry, Ii. I-lootlie, R, XVillinms, H. C0l'Cill1igliil, YV. Burrows T NX ight XI Ro 11 T.. Limp. ROW z M. Lune. 4'. Smith, J. Yau-in-tt. U. Buulir-. S. Rohlee, M. Re-hor, D. Sprague, T. McGinnis C W 1 Ice Call, A. Wade. T. Orlando, N. Miller, C. Call, M. Crittenden, J.AII1lJ1.f9f1'ifi2l, J. C. Rniusey. ROW 1: T Nhepird Is in x L. lmnir-fls, G. Cairlie, J. Durncy, D. Boyd. D. Gftlllillll, H. l,:1mm. K. Makita, G. Shirley, D. Pzipke, H. Deriic bilv X C. X. tjleuwns. 1 . l ienior f KK-M5 ROW' 4: NOl'1llil Hutchinson, L. Bnsoln, D. XV1'ight, D. YV0lkc1', R. Spry, B. Haynes, D. Rc,-:luul I lb NI 'ru DL ll Northrup, G. B:u'nzu'd, G. Beuuluout, T. Hackett, J. Privitelul, D. Ilorr, Ii. Brooks, J. Mnckvuv IUXN up Feder D Anchor M Hollwrt S I-Iuckvnxuiller, M, DH-lu-xlsuu. IL Myers. L. Atllurtnu, Nun I'Il1ff'llIllSO1l Q ull Q q xfu B. PiiDQD.EIIt0, M., Beil, J. DLafJp,'C. Call. ROIV 2: D. MacKenzie, J. l'K'I'lli1H111S, J. Fiuro, Il. rJlll1Lx 1 Wlllltll S Hulmer T. Seeley, M. Bald, Mr. Freeman, S. Harris, T. Orlando, P. Halsey, Ii. Meriuu, J. Iflllinghnm, L. Dlm ls I Lru mth D Fe-ltr. ROXV 1: M. Ruth, J. Hauuilton, D. 1':x1:lu-, I'. lrusou, J.11un11y, S. Sc-oius. Vlml ..,. l N, I lhmin-ls. G. 1 - Q3 .. Marching z .' WI' Qlmzwk to frnutm: ht LOL, lt IDI , l'. Smith, It. Ilv1'1'i4'k, Suu 1Il1tCl171lSUll, ' Ux'I:1111Iu, ll. Mzlulivuzic, L. 1121501112 SICCHND: I.. L'1':lvx1ttu, J. Iqlllllgllillll l'. Fwln-1', Nllflllll I'xllft'lliI1h1l1I. .l. 1'uul1-11 L. Sl,'l'llSil. TIIIIILI: T. Iflau,-kurt, I .-Xtlnwtolx. SIISZIU I'I:u'ris, J. Liuruull. M 1.:114I. J, I'11l1:l1ul1s. 11. lip-:lllu-1', S. Ilxlvlin-u miller. FUl,'1l'1'1'I: Ib. Myers, J, Fimw- ll. Spry, D. xYl'lkl:'l', li. S-tmlul. li. HlIllll,'1lU I4'114 1'II l'. Ilallsvy, S. 151'il'l'ilh. 1 l1l1lQ'0I'S, Ll. llurr, S. NUl'tlII'l'llY Air. h'l.'K'l'lllilll. MAJUH1i'l l'l'lS: M. lluth S, Suuius, J.1I:u11ilton, 1P.1':lpk1-, l'.Ill1su .n.1.uu4lx 'T o llwlli., T h Girl C r ' The Girls' Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Lane, inet every llfednesday and Friday. Marcia Dickinson uxzs this yeai-'s piano accompanist. The girls gave an excellent account of themselves at the Christmas and Spring Concerts and many of these girls also participated in Brigadoon and County Chorus. This year has been an enjoyable one-a perfect combination of hard work and fun. ROW 5: U. Fvrnmnys. S. Frost, M. Roth, lt. Horgzin. A. H ewes. li. Curtis, D. Myers, N. Hutchinson, N. Grunt, S. Rooney L. Clll SfU1PllL'l'. l'. l':ii-ki-r, M. Dickinson, S. Crzivnttai, N. Miller. G. li1i1l,a,'o1's, L. Lapp, L. Atherton, K. Simmons, J. Vkfright, N Hutc-liinsnn ROW 4: M. 0'S1l1e:1, A. I i-lu-ll, li. l,illlLIl'2lZlll, Il. Hoyil. L. Gray. B. Derrick, A. Mackenzie, L. Hoffmann, J xIilll Qfl'lflIl, C. Mant-uso, K. Ehrhzirt G, Hunt, l'. Halsey, C. Smith, I.. Daniels, S. Harris, J. Rumsey, J. Durney. M. YI-lehor, f- , . K. Vzirney, XV. 11111-rows. ROW 2-S: J. Hzlinilton, li. Stznlel, S, Dewey. J. Ridge, J. Yzicln-tt, B. Shepard, L. Ridley. R. Newton K. Croft, C. Cnll, C. 1-lnglio, li. XVilli:uns, G. Pzirinelee, E. lzinnelln, IJ. Shi-rniain, Rohlee. A. Lntlinn, M. Crittenden. J. Kennedy. ROW 2: Mr. Laine. M. linlfl, S. XVhite, K. Hunt, J. Hzirvie, li. Ilnniels, K. Priflgeon. B. Clement, J. Roblee, D. Pzipke. J Yoiiltrilp, J. Myers, K. Green, S. Tll01112lS, S. Lzilup, J. Ellinghfim, li. lualnnone, K. Mericzi, Harris. A. Vain Slyke. ROXV 1: lt. t':1i-sim, Jun Slll'IiilI'll, .lan-kie Slxepxml. K. Antinori-, N. Uleniens. l'. Diefenilorf, L. Cruvottu, D. Uberty, XX uliner. b. Thomp- son, L. Seriisu, K. llrznly, G. t':ii'iniv-hzn-l, I. Weller, J. Foster. J. Lunlly, J. I1'ii-rn, P. Fenerzin. A X r i.-......f.... ,..,..., -... i l l ,-i.1i-D. BACK: R. Spry, G. Beaumont, D. Brown, D. Rezuner, J. Lapp, R. Paladiuo, M. lJ1'lLlgQ0Il, Q. ixortntup, U. ....,,,,...-, -. ' NI C an F KVet111ore J Thorne T Hackett. MIDDLE: H. Curt-iinigliu, J. Autiuore, R. Williams, R. Yacuzzo, 1 T NI Giuuis FRONT' Mr Lane Barnard, YS. 1 ac ow. , . , . , . J. Privitera, D. Pagauin, J. Corcimiglia, L. Basom, R. Boothe, D. Hatch, C. Casey, G. Ca 1, . i c . . , , ' V D. Clark, R. Aeolub, A. Wade, ti. Shirley, G. Lapp, G. XVallact-, D. Sprague, D. Graham, D, NX2lt9l'D1Zl!l, C. Calmes, YS. Williams, T. Orlando. The Boys' Chorus practices every Monday during sixth period. These boys do not sing alone during concerts but make up the male part of the mixed chorus. Some of this year's boys participated in the County Chorus and the Rotary Show, while everyone sang in the concerts, Having proved their singing ability the boys displayed their talent in acting, dancing scotch reels, and speaking in dialect in this year's production- The Boys horu Lerner and l.owe's ww! Tommy Albright . jeff Douglas .... Archie Beaton . .. Harry Beaton ...A Angus MacGufHe Sandy Dean ..... Kate ............ Andrew MacLaren Fiona MacLaren . lean MacLaren .. Meg Brockie ..... Charlie Dalrymple Maggie Anderson . Mr. Lundie ..... Stuart Daliyniple Bagpiper ........ Frank ......... lane Ashton . . . Townsfolk of Brigadoon: Robert Acomb, James Aiken, Jacque Antinore, Cheryl Baglio, Gary Beaumont, Richard B-oothe, Dennis Brown, Charmain Call, Gary Call, Charles Calmes, Linda Christopher, Georgia Carli, David Clark, Nancy Clemens, Sandra Cravatta, Marjorie Crittenden, Lynn Daniels, Barbara Derrick, Judy Durney, Ma'rilyn Fagan, Patricia Feneran, Carol Fernaays, Lorraine Gray, Terry Hackett, Donald Higgins, Linda Hoffman, Roberta Horgan, Nancy Hutchin- son, Norma Hutchinson, Terry Krautwurst, Linda Lapp, Karon Krueger, Ann MacKenzie, Kuni- hiko Makita, Carole Mancuso, Thomas Orlando-, Diane Papke, Tohn Privitera, Suzanne Roblee, Mary Ann Roth, Bonnie Stadel, Frank Wetmore, Sherry Widmer, June White, Walter Williams, Kathleen Wright, Joan Yachett. 'B - --c Sfeplzmz N01'H11'1lp BRIGADOON Tfwfflfls MfGl'm 5 Produced by the students and faculty of '- ' - ' -,Ulm Thofmj Le Roy Central School April 13 and 14 .. Allan l Vad0 ..... David Hufflz . Lazurmzrc Basonz ..... Nancy Miller . 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Pllllyhlzulk, A. Lindsley. ROXY 1: D. liezunuont, H. C011-i111'gli:1. G. Seeley. .l. Dempsey. 62 FQCTBALL This year's Knights of the football Held met up SCORES Le Roy 7 Brighton 21 against some tough competition and compiled a sea.S0n'S 7 East Rochester 13 record of two wins and six losses. The highlights of 13 Gates-rChi1i 27 the season were the defeats of East Ridge and Ironde- 7 Brockport 21 quoit. Coach hlay's rigorous training program did not 21 Webster 34 . . 14 East Ridge 6 go unrewarded, however, for fine playing was obvious 14 Imndequoit 13 and several Le Roy players were nominated to positions 7 Canandaigua 27 on all conference teams. ROW 21: W. Foster, D. Higgins, R. 1':1lndino, J. Lupp, J. Corciluiglia, G. Scott, D. 1' IIHGHUON ll. Mm-Kr-xizie, li. Pilllillllll. XV. 1IIlf'GllXVilll. ROW 2: li. I,tll1L'l1t'l1lO. D. Anchor. R. 15100 H K Williams, J. AIZICGOXVZUI, M. Miller. ROW 1: T. Henman, T. Ryan, D. Orlando, F. Dempsu we Q E vjj.25,. J , ' my .. 415,440 .,., 7 , if Q if ,, ,ff , , 223 ' vii., Wi' was -1' Manley and Dave ready for practice , f ? A 1, '4 f f f f f V 3 . 'ff' ,- Ba.. Dressed for battle va! M. .M 0. I Wf Raul football - gg... M li Q Q ei 3 K. O F Q 3 Q.. Q e 'E ,f.L.'f-F.5,ln.4...1-l 4.33. ' , ,nfs .4 .,., ..,.:.gL4Qg. .-: .fe ,.g:..51f44.:..- . A-N A ' kifz :ill Q7 ,if ifzfsgk 3, r f ' 1' V f' . 2 . f 'l5f-SETI' . 14 'S - 1 Gi' .E ' ' 3. ' or ,Q . . . X-X.:--L . E X' Mlwffi 1 .. .. -1 , mf . - 4- ' ,,,X , . 3 . 1 if Y .. .N ww M ix Ns: ,,,, P .5 Y 1 A SS Q of 1 : flak O 32- ...W Q V ffiifs X 1 1. WV 1 xr.. wr? --3 e xXi5 . h X, N a - X . .. xxss S., 9 :Effie N ' ' x S 09 . .. S 1 X We're not afraid SACK: J. Orlando, XV. Dedmzin. T. Rich, .T. Aiken, D. MacKenzie, T. Bur-lwr. T. Cnliuus. lt. Cnluws. M. Hell. Drnne, D. Thomas, XV. Pnugrnzio. MIDDLE: P. Seuvrx. S. Horguu. B. Scott, G. Pamgranzio. D. lmlotti, la. ek, T. Seeley, R. Woodworth, D. Metzler, J. Autinore. FIRST ROW: W. Williams, R. Heiiulivh, T. East, C. Burrell, J. Caccamise, R. Brady, G. Privitera, F. Prentice, D, Yuuclizee. FRONT: li. I,:1lioc-vo, J. O ies, J. Lander. O 435- 'M . fa. , 1 v . . Q b ., 5 e 4,3 y fls,,Y.R - V Q no K 'D is 1 as ag o I 'U' if 1 I U g , o I 1 U Q I 0 1 4 l , U 1 I 5 4 - il 4 -'Q , ,en 'iw EYPW !t.h1':ll':lIn. Il. 4ll'lIlll1T1l IJ Iliwrilis If Yiffiv T l . . N, .. A. . -I, . lines. RUXYZ: I. Vinci. D. Swift C Pttl Mr. lilllllll'lIl KUNY 1: IF. XY1'- ht T l ' ' , 1, 'LI I 1, . . Mrlulli . L, 1'i'1elprt-mi, Il, Pllllylllilllli. L. Ifrzxnk. Z ASKETB LL x n 1 4 1 K I q I 9 ' 1 0 1 ' u . ' A . , , ... -wg if lf! Vit' I'Z Yi 1 llil. , X . , A , 5 Z' ,f ' im W 'ltZQj,2' 1ii-llfz' if w w f Z 'gla f Mega, ,S , 4 43 5 , gg 1 H? rs. y W, ,,, - - nf W 1425 f f , . -W--M Y .Q .J,, .,. , . . : ' fic :I Ze. M . W EY! . 1 Q . f 3 ' . 2 ZH if fi' f . W, . , my 5 . if Q5 - l L Dave and Lou are the ff'llIIl'S Sc'1z1'o1' stcllztrarts This year Le Roy became unofficially affiliated with the Monroe County A League. The condition was that if Le Roy proved capable of keeping up with this fast competition, they could become an official member the following year. As is well known by now, Le Roy proved to be more than equal to this task. During the hrst half of the season, the powerful Knights combined determination and teamwork with the deadly shooting of Tim Mcfully and Ben XYrifrht t N 'l g o tompi e an outstanding record. The second half of the season was equally as good which made our total record eleven wins and five losses. One of the most memorable of these games was against Pittif 'l ' gt s oic in which Tim broke the school high scor- ing rt-Cord by meshing thirty-three points. . 1 i ' ' g s s , 7 . ' ' . X1 the crd of the regular season the knights found themselves in the fluiirterlinals at the ,Rochester XYar Memorial facing the Spencer- port team. Our 56-43 win entitled us to play against Pittsford in the semifinals. XX'e lost the game with a heartbreaking score of 44-45. -104- 7' in f f 9 1 If 2' RK M 124.1 7 fy, , r 1, ,Wg , ' fl Jolm and Geoff. at the controls Tim Hits 'E-m. All SCORES Le Roy 49 'l 66 51 ' 70 ' 57 ' 66 ' 73 75 54 66 65 54 57 74 68 56 Quarter Finals 58 Semifinals 44 ROXV - . ROXV Spencerport 47 Hilton 54 Rush-Henrietta 53 Churchville-Chili 56 Honeoye Falls 49 Pittsford 53 Batavia 45 Wheatland-Chili 49 Spencerp-:rt 74 Hilton 57 Rush-Henrietta 66 Churchville-Chili 58 Batavia 39 Honeove Fa1's 59 Pittsford '71 Wheatland-Chili 53 Spencerport 46 Pittsford 45 Under the skillful hands oi Coach Longhini, the junior Varsity team showed that the varsity teams of the future will be well stocked. After a slow start. the -l.Y.'s bounced back with successive wins over Batavia, XYheatland-Chili, and Fpencerport before bowing to other opponents. The jxearls hnal record shows tive wins and eleven losses. 4' T NIf7 'flVQl'U W. xVlll'i2llllS. H. Vnu Alst. l'u:1r'l1 Llrllfllllll il P ROW . . Rowzz: . . , . .. . . , 0' R. Orlando, B. Plzitek, T. Bzirber, IL Scott, lt. Ifluixulu-li. 1: li. Huuiphrey. R. Piljflllllll, ll. 1'2lllUlJt'llIO, AI. Miller. W. lbwlnmii. D Y-inclweev S Ilulffilll. E. Lntlmn, D. Tlmmzis, J. Iiurr . T. 21 1' S . ...c. .. ..., ,. - 1 ROW 3: M. Pridgeon, J. Lapp, C. Hyde, J. C01-eimiglia, D. Rudgers, G. B2l1'l.lSll'l1, Mr. Jay. ROW 2: D. Dethnau, R. Pziladiuo, L. Frank, J, Seekius, R. Pagunin, N. Alex, J. Calourie, D. Pngnnin. ROXV 1: XV. Nicrliek, B. Scott, G. Pzllotti. arsit Baseball The 1961 Varsity baseball team experienced diffi- culty under a new schedule composed of larger schools, but still managed to defeat traditional rival Batavia and also Albion in a playoff for the league champion- ship. This entitled the team to play Painted Post for the opportunity of playing for the division Champion- ship, but the Knights lost in a hard fought contest at Geneseo. The Hnal record for the season was four wins and eight defeats, but the outlook for 1962 is very good, as only four players were lost due to graduation. The brightest star in the 1961 Le Roy lineup was Carl Hyde, the stalwart pitcher who is presently a member of the Detroit Tiger Organization. Carl also led the Knights in hitting with a .411 average. Others who distinguished themselves in their final year for the Le Roy nine were Dan Rudgersy Jack Seekins, and joe Calourie. Mighty Men Laughing Basemen L' . 11' f.u- in M i n g. X Aj y 4 y sq ' gg' wig. ' t' ,L 5, . 'V l air, r Wf it flwlril: Q, . I, - .A ,lm ., , I If 95.440 1 ,1 Wim ft ,V 1 ' Q mvgifsy... ,gf fa v f,, , Zglvyqwx mv., ,zu My 4 Mf I i f If if , 1 t I ,, ,,,,. , 1, Vw L A . f il f I f g , ,,,, , , f.,f,4.,QyzZZd , . 4.. v ' ,fri , 1 ' ' :AfwWf'M'i , . ' 1. - 1 'W' J A ' -4 MU' , 1 . f.....f - , V I H 4 Z I 'W t. af:-Nfl f Q f - , .. rift?-. f x ,, f W Z' t 3, ,,,,,, 1 'Uv-4 I 'fl K V25 if 0 ,1 f ? f, J' Wfflfl' , X Q 13 f gi, 2,-xml. 4. , of Lf rf fm' A 'G . it M '. .,. . .... ma... Not too much action he're At Yom Sefifice O Y 7 O t SCORES eRoy 4 Churchville-Chili 3 Albion 1 Ru5h'Henrietta 4 This year, under the guiding hand of Mr. Graney, 7 Spencerpfjrt 13 the junior Varsity team showed a line sense of team- 8 Albfon 1 work and all-around abilities to come up with a re- 15 Albion 4 spectable season's record of seven wins against only 1 ,Bf2fkP0ff17 four setbacks. Most of the games which were lost 1 Painted Post 5 were by only l or 2 runs, which shows that even in 3 Spencerpoft 4 defeat, the junior Knights gave a good account of 4 Batavla 1 themselves. 0 BIC-Ck,P01'f 9 Leading the team in hitting were Don Higgins, who 1 Rubh'Hem'1etta 2 was voted Most Valuable Player, Dick Scott, and Bobby Humphrey. ROV' 2: Mr. Grzlney, C. Vernaly, D. Higgins, R. Scott, XV. Ihiiigrzlzio, D. Orlzxuelu, 1. Vinci, 11. Miller, D. Hutch, XV. XViI1if1u1s. ROXV 1: A. NVmle, B. Pnnopeuto, J. O1'1:uulo, W. Avumlv, R. Humphrey, R. Woodworth, W. Foster. lifi fu. ww Q f 2, ,. ' A L . . ,X .X Ma V' 2 tw ,Q - 1' Wifi. Wa? LQ' ROW 2: D. RE'2lIll91', T. Ryan, NV. Beal, Mr. I.:11'1'nl1e-0, Ifl. Haynes. T. Leone. D. If0iltfif'l1 Huw 1: IJ. Almulm-11, G. Lupp, T. Kruutwurst, T. Henman, J. Aramino. ROW 2: J. Thorne. R. XVi11i:1ms, Mr. Beusink, D. Scott, R. Blood. ROW 1: li. Gaylord, D. Brown, J. 1'rivitu1':l, li. Drelxer. Wy 1 :.' x E l FROM LEFT: Mr. Hillis. T. M1-Culley, D. Lauuenllolzl, G. Ihxll, W. U2lI'b0l', E. Seeley, R. 1-Impey, AR. S111-y, G. Seeley, D. Gralmm, R. Graney. GULF CRCSS COU Y L Spry, HOXV 21: D. Audersoll, D. Re-zuuer, D. Hansen, R. EIUIJUY, G. Wnllzwv. ILOXY 2: 1 J. Lupp. T. Lzlpp. ROXV 1: T. Snulsbury, D. Gralluun. 1 iq- ,ff , x Zz ' 5 im., L? 5,--WM , Five Top Bowlers 1962 Jr. High, Team i . fi X, ' ft 1 1 ' ..,,',, g , T i N , 5 i ,it fi f i,,.,!M.., 5? 2 3 ff W if M 'X' X Z Wi Z li?2Q? Y J 1 M . S I ,,, A , - ,fi-f Q1 5 fi Q1 Q 5 X 'Y' 1, gym ZZ, - gf f, , 'f 1'3. 4' 'Il . W- , .,, , ,-QV, g at ,. 1 .- .. . ...,,.. .,.....,.....,A- ..., ., -' BUY Gary 'in A ation ATHLETIC ASSGCIATIC The BAA. is the Boy's Ath- letic Association. Every high school boy is a member of the association. Officers are elected at the beginning of the year in gym classes. They are Louis Frank, Presidentg Allen Linds- ley, Vice Presidentg David Pag- anin, Secretary and John Privi- tera, Treasurer. The BAA. takes charge of selling tickets before games and putting posters of the game in store windows. - 110 -- ff V .1 ' ,W Competition An ticipatiooz, Karen - Olympic Star ff 1 f X f -y Q S r s ,M 1 ,Q i y , ,, 4 if a ,,,L M Wil ,5 ,,W , ig, i., J, 1, r:-..- N -iv WZ. M 1 if ,. f if YY, ' ' 22 f 1 W ii , 4' ff if 3, ff f if E ii Wmmmmfmm V ' T ,' , ff -WMM, ZW , V, 4 , A' 1- Q V- A :iam 4 f 1- ? X K 1 W ,px K si gg: I x WW , ' f 7 ' .-, fc . ' ,wi ,f ii?QZ'fffQ4f fl fa V f f if- - i 4,2 , - . -, af- VV :MZM Q f' 46 M 1 , H Whig? l fy it 3 Q 2 it Q ,',, , Mzvafw :Z , . at i, A- i1W5zQ'f? , i 5 M W , f 'f'- 5 Q -'e TU YM gi' i , fa ffff? 1' ', wif i SL Susan, hurry so we'Il 'zu in GIRL ' THLETIC ASSUCIATIO The G..-XA. is an integral part ,e 5 of the girls high school schedule i of activities. Every girl becomes 7 S a member when she enters ninth grade. The aim ot this organi- zation is the participation of many, opportunity for allf' Z The athletic program olfers in- struction, interclass competition, sportsdays and invitation games in soccer, lielfl hockey' howling. basketball, volleyball, badminton, archery, tennis, golf. and soft- hall. The oflicers arc Bonnie liiraclhury, President! Darleenc Peters, Yice President: Diane Paplce, Fecretary and Karen Merica. Treasurer. alll- 1, 2 X Z T X k11NI.IX I I11111 lu Il.Dnnir1ls, J Rlllllifj 5 H1111x NX I'1111oxxx D Petus CHEER LE DERS -1 N . 1i.Ii0fQ,'i11l, S Pldxell I1 DIC11Cl L hL11.1141 1 XI11t1u1 N Stun 5 1 1? , 1' J. I And this is about the end of the 1962 O-AT-KAN. Donna and Al are not just working together while alone. They are working together for us all. This last picture is a nostalgic symbol of what we are leaving behind . . . and what we are to face in the immediate future. Life will offer niany challenges, and we must supply the answers to these challenges. 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GAZETTE-NEVVS COMPANY JELL-O DIVISION of General Foods LAPP INSULATOR CO., INC. LE ROY MACHINE CO., INC. UNION STEEL CHEST CORPORATION VARDEN STUDIOS DUSING 8: HUNT The Businesses and Industries listed below contributed ten dollars or in excess of ten dollars to the O-AT-KAN. BANK OF LE ROY BILL'S FRIENDLY SERVICE LE ROY DINETTE LE ROY TEXACO SERVICE INC. PAT'S BOOTERY RAY DELL BUICK TOWNSEND OIL CORPORATION WICKES LUMBER CO. ANIERICAN LEGION F. W. BICKFORD ELM DAIRY EMPIRE STATE MOTOR EXPRESS GENESEE STONE PRODUCTS HIRSCHMAN POHLE CO., INC. JONES CHEMICALS LAPP LUMBER LE ROY BOTTLING WORKS H. STEUBER 8 SON FUNERAL HOME U. S. STEEL HOMES VAN GUARD ABRASIVE S. C. WELLS 8a CO. S If I . I ' .r ' V,---.EXW '.?11fW' Q1 g , a, f: Rv' f' SPONSORS The Businesses and Industries on this page contributed five dollars or in excess of five dollars to the O-AT-KAN. ATLANTIC 8 PACIFIC TEA COMPANY CONLON'S ESSO SERVICE B 8 R MARKET BANK STREET BARBER SHOP BANK STREET SERVICE STATION BARBER'S HOTEL E. J. BEARDSLEY Batavia, N. Y. THE BETTE SHOP VIC BLOOD'S Hardware 8 Furniture LOUIS P. BRADY JR. and MICHAEL PROSPERO, Attorneys BRADY'S PAINT 8 WALLPAPER BROADWAY RESTAURANT PETER J. BRUST 8 SON DUANE CALL, Excavating Contractor THE CAMERA SHOP Batavia, N. Y. WENDELL CALL, Potatoes CHARLES MEN'S SHOP, INC. Batavia, N. Y. CHESHIRE CHEESE COOPER'S COLLISION SERVICE CROCKER'S G. L. F. SERVICE DARGAN'S HOTEL DENI'S VILLAGE PHARMACY, INC DERRICK MONUMENT CO. EAGLE HOTEL FRANCIS 8 MEAD Batavia, N. Y. ANTHONY J. GUGINO, D.D.S. LAWRENCE L. HALL, D.D.S. HEAMAN CLOTHING CO., INC. HOTEL KNICKERBOCKER INTERSTATE LOAN CORPORATION JOHNSON'S FURNITURE STORE EMIL KIMAID, M. D. KINSLEY REXALL DRUG STORE G. HENRY KNOLL, M. D. LE ROY DRUG STORE LE ROY GRILL ff, -my X., , '.1 Q-4.1.3-r-Q' .' . - ' ' Xi ..w....,L., ,..,,,,r,,..., , Y A A A K M- A ' SPONSORS The Businesses and Industries on this page contributed live dollars or in excess of five dollars to the O-AT-KAN- LE ROY HARDWARE, INC. LE ROY RETAIL LIQUEUR STORE, INC. LE ROY THEATRE LONE GABLE RESTAURANT MALOY'S RESTAURANT MILLIIVIAIXVS FOOD STORE THOMAS K. O'MEALIA, D.D.S. RAY PAPKE PHIL'S FRIENDLY TAVERN POWERS INSURANCE AGENCY ROXY'S MUSIC STORE Batavia, N. Y. RUBINO'S GROCERY STORE SHELBY'S .IEVVELRY AND GIFTS SMOKE SHOP JACK SPIGELMAN, Tailor STERLING DINER THOMAS Sz DWYER Batavia, N. Y. TOM'S AUTO SUPPLY TOWNE FASHION SHOP VALLEY HOTEL PAUL P. WELSH, NI. D. WESTERN AUTO WISS HOTEL EUGENE ASHLEY ERNEST HUTCHINSON JERRY'S BARBEQUE STAND LE ROY HOME BAKERY LE ROY MOTORS LE ROY PENNYSAVER MAIN RESTAURANT MOOSE LODGE O'GEEN PRESS PAOLONE'S GREENHOUSE STELLA BROTHERS SUZANNE'S DINER PAUL AND WANSOR -,.-,f-4. . 0..- XML! aww Autographs .35 ,J mafifaw we 5 6 1 1 Q . ' ,Q ,fa , Z Wf ' v ,, I 'J 1 4 1 2 v 1 P f 1 4 ' 33 I A J, W w.,,,,,g,,,.,,,, -,A LJ , H,.,T,..,,.,h, . V , f A . wifi ,...,-- i . J 14 O A4 if . 'll . 2. 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