Liberty High School - Libertas Yearbook (Liberty, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1973 volume:

CONTENTS Cover Robin Gerry The Class of 1973 Dedicates Libertas to Mrs. Kramer Since Mrs. Kramer came to our school system thirteen years ago, the library has been a tool for real learning. She helps to provide the library with books and magazines that not only meet the course requirements, but which also sat- isfy the interests of present day youth. If our library does not con- tain a reference which one needs, she is willing to go to another library to obtain that reference. She spends hours evaluating books by reading book reviews and is always up-to-date on cur- rent issues and the latest trends. She has also been involved with various other school affairs including past-president of the Faculty Association. Therefore, the Class of 1973 has dedicated their yearbook to a very devoted and vitally interested person as our school librarian — Mrs. Rose Kramer. 3 Nothing Gold I Can Stay J Nature's first green is gold, Her harvest hue to hold. Her early leafs a flower; But only so an hour. Then leaf subsides to leaf. So Eden sank to grief So dawn goes down today. Nothing gold can stay. Robert Frost CHRISTOPHER ANDREW GOBLE Look into my face. Breathe with my eyes — laugh. My name is farewell. I laughed — and cried; both. But I lived, with every Silk toned breath, I lived, laughed and cried: both. breathe with me now, laugh for me, cry — my name is farewell 6 by Linda Steele I LENE DENISE WEBERMAN At the last, tenderly, all eyes turn with sorrow and regret. Torn, by unbelieving silence, we whisper oh, not yet — not yet. 7 By Linda Steele CANDIDS CANDIDS CANDIDS CANDIDS CANDIDS CANDIDS CANDIDS CANDIDS CANDIDS CANDIDS CANDIDS CANDIDS CANDIDS CANDIDS 11 12 13 This is my very own modern design of a cola-nut. 16 Mr. Brennen, don’t look at me like that! Mike and Debbie put the Senior Lounge to good use. 17 Ivan is stuffing in that energy food! a a I'm sure Mrs. Kramer said the number on that was F-33376105408. This isn’t an ordinary piece of popcorn. It’s really a very potent poison just disguised as a piece of popcorn. And if Cordelia doesn’t Harry's portrait of Harry. 21 27 Homecoming Weekend began with a dance Friday night where Nancy Hasbrouck was crowned Football Queen, and first runners-up were Bonnie Klein and Alecia Duncombe. Saturday morning there was a float parade through town. For the best float — the sophomores won. This was followed by a victorious football game against Wallkill. Also, the football field was dedicated to former coach William 0. Ross. 30 CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES Bobbie Sue Allees Joyce Axelrod SENIORS Lee Allison Donald Baker Arlene Amaral Harry Beck Lance Berg Steven Beseth Laura Balanovich Barbara Beseth Charles Barrett Dennis Bivins Darcie Boyd Matthew Bessen Barbara Blank Charlene Blank Candy Boyd Ronald Brace Brian Brinn Larry Burney Thurmon Brooks Anna Cherepanov Juanita Chandler Juan Chandler Dolores Corigliano Patricia Cronk Joyce Deppa David Dermer David Edwards Robert Ekker Timothy Esolen John Filipovits Stephen Foster Thomas Ellison Nancy Fanning Michael Ezratty Keith Fuller Jay Friehling Gail Goldman Frances Geils Clifford Hamlin Ronald Greenberg William Henkelman Thomas Hart Barbara Hasbrouck Robert Hessinger Gary Hirsch Debra Hogencamp Lyman Holmes Ruth Huggler Pamela Hulse Henry Horvath Mary Ippolito Jerry Jacobs Nancy Kaweski Joseph Kelly Donald Kreindler Stanley Lipkowitz Mindy Krupka Joyce Kush Adrienne Lymar Judy MacNair Jody Markman 48 Gary Miller Dominic Muccino Sharon Minati Rhonda Morgans Susan Moore Cynthia Moses Keith Raggio Linda Rapenske Joan Rinehart Edwin Roth 51 Pamela Savage Stephen Sprague David Shiller George Siletzky Linda Steele Kenneth Sands Debra Stolinas Marc Stier Gary Taylor Waneta Tuttle Thomas Tate Picture Not Available Hope Turner Thomas Van Slyke Robert Ward Lois Weinstein Rena Weissman James Wood 55 David Zweck SENIOR DIRECTOR Y ALLEES. BOBBIE SUE: Soccer 3: Allusions 3. 4: F.T.A. 1; Volleyball 3; Ski Team 1.2. 3.4. Leader 4 ALLISON. LEE: Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Senior Class Play. Stage Crew; Gypsy 4: S.P. 4: Wrestling 1. 2: Baseball 2: Drama Qub 2 AMARAL ARLENE: General AXELROD. JOY CL Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4: County Chorus 1. 2. 4: F.T.A. 2: Senior Class Play: S.P. 2. 4: Libertas 2. 4: Get- ting It Together 4. Treas.: Volley ball 3: Interact 4 BAKER. DONALD: General BAKER. LY NETTE: F.T.A. 2. 3. 4. Pres. 4: Senior Class Play: Chorus 3. 4: County Chorus 4: Intramural and Inter- scholastic Volleyball 2. 3. 4. Soccer2.3. 4. Basketball 2. 3 BALANOVICH. LVL'RA: F.N'.A. 4 BARRETT. CHARLIE: Football 2. 4: Cross Country 1: Baseball 1. 2: Track 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2 Y.A.C. 1. 2. 3. Pres. 3 BECK. HARRY: Ski Team 1. 2. 3. 4: Golf Team 1. 2. 4: Comment 2. 3. 4: Libertas 1. 2. 3. 4. Photo Ed. 4: Drama Qub 3: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Gypsy 4: La Mancha 2: Photography Club 1; Syracuse Citizenship Conference 4: Thespians 4 BERG. LVNCE: Ski Team 1. 2. 3. 4: Cross Country 1. 2. 3: Track 1.2.3 BESETH. BARBARA: General BESETH. STEVEN: General BESsEN. MATTHEW: Comment 2. 3: Debate 1. 2. 3. 4; Ski Team 1. 2: Speech Team 2. 3: French Club 3. 4: Stu- dent Council Rep. 1. 3. 4: Honor Society 3. 4 BIV IN'S. DENNIS: Cross Country 1. 2. 3: Track 1. 2 3- Basketball 1 BLANK. BARBARA: French Club 3: Honor Society 3. 4: Liberta- 4: Soccer Team 1. 2. 3: F.T.A. 1. 2. 3: Tennis Team 1. 2. 3, 4 BLANK. CHARLENE: Ski Team 4: Chorus 3. 4: Libertas 4 BOV D. D.ARCIE: Soccer 3; Ski Team 2. 3: Basketball 3: Drama Club 3; Volley ball 4 BOYD. RITA: Intramural Softball and Volleyball 1. 2: S.P. 2. 3; Comment 4: Senior Executive 4 BRACE. RON: General BRINN. BRIAN: Senior Class Play; Gypsy 4 BROOKS. THLRMON: Baseball 2, 4: Getting It Together 2.3.4: Football 1.2. 3.4 BURNEY. LARRY: Football 1. 2. 3; Wrestling 1. 2. 3; Chorus 1. 3, 4; Getting It Together 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 3 BURNS. GARY: (picture not available) — General CHANDLER. JUAN: Volleyball 1; Basketball 2, 3. 4; Com ment 1 CHANDLER. JUANITA: Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4; Cheering 3. 4: Volleyball 1, 2. 3. 4; Getting It Together 2. 3 CHEREPANOV. ANNA: Drama Club 1; French Club 3; Spanish Club 3; Interscholastic Soccer 1. 2. 3: F.T.A. 1; Honor Society 3. 4: Bowling 1; Comment 2. 3; S.C.C.C. 4 C0RIGLI.4N0. DOLORES: Interscholastic and Intramural Soccer 1. 2. 3; Volelyball 2: Basketball 2. 3 CORIGL1.ANO. EVE: (picture not available) — Honor Society 3.4; F.T.A. 1: S.C.C.C. 4 CRONK. PATTY: Intramural and Interscholastic Basket- ball. Volley ball, Soccer 1, 2. 3, 4; Track Team 3 DEPPA. JOYCE: Cheering 1. 2. 3. 4. Capt. 2. 4: Student Council 2. 3. 4: Intramural and Interscholastic Sports 1, 2. 3. 4: S.P. 2. 3. 4. Lt. 4; Leader's Club 3. 4. Vice-Pres. 4: Senior Class Play; Libertas 3, 4 DERMER. DAVID: Football 2. 3. 4; Track 4: Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Dance Band 1, 2. 3, 4 DIAMOND. JAY: Student Council 1. 4: Class Veep 3. 4; Tutor 4; A.F.S. 1; Cross Country 3; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Co-Capt. 4: Comment 3. 4: French Club 3: Interact 3. 4: f irst Aid. Vice-Pres. 4: Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4: Libertas Sports Ed. 4: Drug Council 3. 4: Honor Society 3. 4; S.R.A. 3; Senior Executive EDWARDS. DAVID: General EKKER. ROBERT: Chess Club 1; Basketball 1: Honor Society 3. 4: First Aid 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 2. 3. 4: Baseball 1, 2; Cross Country 2. 3, 4: S.C.C.C. 4 ELLISON. TOM: Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Senior Executive; Comment 3. 4: Senior Class Play. Stage Crew: Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4; Cross Country 3: Libertas 3. 4. Copy Ed. 4; Interact 3. 4. Board of Directors 4: Drug Council 1, 2. 3. 4, Chair- man 4 ESOLEN. TIMOTHY: Cross Country 2, 3: W restling 2; Track 1.2. 3. 4 EZRATTY. MICHAEL: Ski Team 1.2 FANNING. NANCY: Interact 4; F.N.A. 4; Leader's Club 3. 4. Pres. 4: Honor Society 3. 4; Intramural Soccer. Vol- leyball Capt. 1. 2. 3. 4; Intra. Basketball 1. 2. 3. Capt. 1. 2; Interscholastic Soccer. Volley ball 1. 2. 3. 4. Capt. 2. 4; Lib- ertas 4; Senior Class Play; Tutor 3 FILIPOVITS. JOHN: General SO FOSTER. STEPHEN: Foot Ml 1. 2. 3. 4; Baskethall 1. 2. 3.4; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4 FRIEHI INC, JA : Ski Team 1. 2. 3; Tennis Team 1. 2. 3. 4; Honor S iet 3. 4; RaskctMl Tram 2. Manager 4: S.CC.C. 4; Ch« --s 3. 4; A.F.S. 1. 2; Ping Pong 2. 3: Y.A.C. 2. 3. 4. Chairman 4; Comment 1. 2. 3. 4; Student Projects Comm. 3. 4; Cross Country 2.3; French Club 3: S.R.A. 3 FILLER. KEITH: Chorus 3. 4; All State Chorus 3: County Chorus 4; Band 3: Orama Club 3 CEILS. FRANCES: Sswver 1. 2; Volleyball 1. 2: Chorus 1; French Club 3 GOLDMAN. GAIL: F.T V. 1. 2, 3. 4. Trras. 2. Vice-Pres. 4; Bowling 1: Chorus 1. 2. 3; Libertas 2. 3. 4. Business Ed. 4: Senior Class Play: Drama Club 3: Thespians 4 GREENBERG. RON Ski Team 1. 2. 3. 4; Photo Club 1: Drug Council 3. 4; Cross Country 2 HAMLIN. CLIFFORD: Foot Ml 1. 4; RasketMl 1.2: Base- hall 1. 2. 3. 4; Senior Executive HART. TOM: General HASBROCCk. BARBARA: S.P. 1. 2. 3. 4. Li. 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3: Intramural Volleyball 2, 3. 4, Capt. 4: Intel-scholastic Volleyball 4; Cheering 2. 3. 4. Co-Cap!. 4: F.T.A. 1: Track 3: Boys' Track Stat. 3 HENKLEM AN. WILLIAM FootMI2 HESS1NGER. ROBERT: BaseMI 1. Manager, S.P. 4 HIRSCH. GARY Team 2. 3 HOGENCAMP. DEBBIE. F.T.A. 1. 2. 3: Tutor 1. 3. 4: Drama Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Thespians 3. 4: S.C.C.C. 4: La Man- cha 2: Spanish Club 3; Senior CL.-- Plav: Honor Society 3. 4 HOLMES. LYM AN Ba-ketball 1: Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Base- ball 1. 2: Snow mobile Club. A eep 3. Pres. 4: Senior Class Play HORVATH. HENRY: Amateur Radio dub 4 HIGGLER. RITHANV F.T.A. 1: Tutor 1. 3. 4: Drama Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Thespians 3. 4: S.C.CC. 4: U Mancha 2: Senior da— Pia : Honor Society 3. 4. Vfc e-Pres. 4 HLLSE. PAMELA: Chorus 1: Intramural and Interscholas- tic Sports 1. 2. 3. 4: Honor Society 3. 4: Cheering 1. 2, 3. Co-Capt. 2; Leader's dub 3. 4: Class Secretary 3. 4; Senior Executive: Y.A.C 1. 2. 3 IPPOLITO. M ARY: Libertas 1.2. 3. 4: Chorus 1; F.T.A. 1: Pep dub 1: Drama dub 3. 4; Interact 4; S.P. 4: A.V. Club 3. 4. Sec. JACOBS. JERRY: Band I. 2: Dance Band 1.2. 3. 4; Tennis 1.2. 4: Debate 1.2. 3. 4. Capt.: Honor Society 3. 4. Pre . 4 JARD1NE. RAY: General KAWESKI. N ANCY: Drama dub 1. 2: Volb- ball 2. 3. 4: Soccer 2. 3. 4; Tennis 3. 4: Badminton 3 KELLY. JOE: Cross Country 1. 2. 3. Capt. 2. 3. Best Run- ner 2. 6: Track 1.2. 3 KLEIN. LORI: F.T. A. Set . 1. 2. 3. 4: French dub 3. Sec.: Comment 1: Honor Society 3. 4 KRE1NDLER. DON ALD: das- Veep 1. 2: Class Pres. 3.4: Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4. Treas. 3. 4: Ski Team 1. 2: Sen- ior Executive KRL PKA. MINDY: Spanish Club 3: F T A. 4: F.H..A. 3. 4. Historian: Senior Cla— Play KI SH. JOYCE: Majorette- LSeniordas- Pla L1PK0WITZ. STANLEY: Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4: Comment 1. 2. 3: Senior Executive: Honor Society 3. 4. Treas. 4: Senior Band 1. 4: Dance Band 2. 3. 4: Interact 4: Spanish Club 3: La Mancha 2; Gy psy 4 LOPEZ. BARBARA: Intramural and Interscholastic Vol- leyball 3 LYMAR. ADRIENNE: Tennis 2. 3. 4: Senior Class Play: Interact 3. 4: Reading Aid 3 MACNAIR. JUDY: Cla-- Secretary 1: Student Council 2. 3: Intramurals 1, 2. 3: Leader’s Club Sec. 3: Comment 4; Reading Aid 2. 3. 4 MANSUR. SADEQU A: Interact 3: Allusions 2. 3. 4: Drug Council 3: First Aid 4: Getting It Together 2. 3. 4 MARKMAN. JODY: Student Council ]. 2. 3. 4. Sec. 3. 4: Class Treas. 1. 2, 3. 4: Drug Council 2. 3. 4. Co-Chairman 4: First Aid 2. 3. 4: Interact 3. 4. Board of Director 4; Leader's Club 3: F.N.A. 3: Libertas 4: Senior Class Play; Senior Executive MARTIN. LINDA: S.P. 1.2. 3. 4: Leader's Club 4: Getting It Together 1. 2. 3. Aii e-Pres.. Pres. 4 MASTERS. JAMES: Football 1. 2. 3. 4: W restling 3. 4; Baseball 2. 4: S.P. 2. 3. 4: Chorus 1. 2 MEREDITH. LORETTA: Pep dub 1: Cheering 2. Man ager 3; Student Council 2: S.P. 2: Drama Club 3; Thespians 3. 4: Class Sec. 2: Senior Class Play; intramurals 1. 2. 3; Interscholastic Basketball 1: Libertas 3. 4. Ed. in diief 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Dance Band 4; Senior Executive MILLER. CARY: General MINATI. SHARON: Track 1, 2: Intramural Soo er 1, 2. 3; 5. P. 4 MOORE. SUSAN: F.T.A. 1; S.P 2. 3; Drama Club 1. 3; Honor Society 3. 4; S.CC.C. 4 MORGANS, RHONDA: Drama Club 1. 2. 3; Do-pun- 3. 4; la-ader’s dub 4; Interact 4; labcrta� 4; I rru h (.tub 3; Comment 1; S.P 1, 2. 3, 4, Lt- 4; Intramural Basketball 1. 2; Track I; Boys'Traik Mat. 1,2; Volleyball 2 MOSES, CYNTHIA: Inlramurals 2, 3,4; Interact 4; F.H.A. 4; Getting It Together 2. 3, 4 MUCCINO. DOMINIC: General MULLEN, LISA: Intramural Soccer and Softball I, 2; Leader's Club 3: Cheering 3, 4; Interact 4; Senior Execu- tive; Comment 4; Business Manager; Senior Class Play NEWMAN, MERILEE ALLYN: Ski Team 1; Literary Club 1; Track Stat. 1, 2; Soccer Team 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Leader’s Club 3; Tutor 3; Interact 3, 4; Student Council Veep 4; Comment 1, 2. 3, 4, lid. in Chief 4; Senior Class Play NOECKER, CAROL: General OSTERHOUT, GLENN: Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4: Baseball 1, 2: Track 3, 4; Y.A.C. 3: Chorus 1, 2. 3; Band 1,2.3 P.AZDON. MICHAEL: Libertas 4 PLANISHEK, DAVID: Football 1: Baseball 1; Tennis 3, 4 RAGGIO, KEITH: Ski Team 1. 2, 3, 4: Tennis 1. 2, 3. 4; Interact 3 RAPENSKE, LINDA: Cheering 1. 2. 3. 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Leader's Club 4; S.P. 1; Pep Club 1 RICHARDS. IVAN: Football 1. 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. Capt. 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Pres. 1, 2; Student Coun- cil 1, 2; Chorus 4; Top Dog in H.R. 4 RINEHART, JOAN: Senior Executive; Student Council Rep. 4 ROTH. ED: Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1, 2. 3. 4 SALONICH. STEPHEN: Football 2 SANDS. KENNETH: Library Club 2, 3 SAVAGE. PAM: Senior Class Play; Libertas 4 SHILLER. DAVID: Ski Team 1. 2, 3: Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4: Honor Society 3, 4: S.C.C.C. 4; Bowling 1, 2; Chess 1; A.F.S. 1, 2; S.R.A. 3; Tutor 3 SILETZKY, GEORGE: S.C.C.C. 4: Football 2. 3: Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Debate 1; Speech 1, 2, 3; Chess 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespian 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, Pres.; Teen Club 1, 2, 3, Pres. 3; Senior Class Play; Tutor 4; Syracuse Conf. 3; Senior Execu- tive; Rotary International 3; Boys’ State 3; Honor Society 3.4 SPRAGUE, STEPHEN: First Aid 2, 3. 4. Pres. 3, 4. Veep 2: Chorus 1. 2. 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Basketball 1; Senior Class Play; Libertas 1. 2, 3; Chess 1. 2; Badminton 3 STEELE. LINDA: F.T.A. 1, 2. 4; Drama Club 1, 2. 3, 4. Pres.; Thespians 3, 4, Pres.; Comment 1; Libertas 4; Senior Class Play STIER. MARC: Honor Society 3, 4; Comment Ed. 3; Ten- nis 1, 2, 3; Dance and Concert Band 1, 2, 3; Syracuse Conf. 3: Wesleyan 4 STOLINAS. DEBBIE: Tennis 3; Basketball 4 TATE. THOMAS: Chorus 4; County Chorus 4; Gypsy 4 TAYLOR. GARY: General TURNER. HOPE: Intramural Volleyball, Basketball, Soc- cer 2, 3, 4; Interscholastic Volleyball, Basketball, Soccer 2, 3, 4; S.P. 4: Libertas 4; Co-Head of Track 2, 3; Chorus 4; Leader’s Club 2. 4; Getting It Together 2. 3 TUTTLE, WANETA: Intramural and Interscholastic Vol- leyball and Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Libertas 4; Leader’s Club.3; Bowling 2. 3, 4 VAN SLYKE. TOM: Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1. 4; Senior Executive; Libertas Copy Ed. 4; Honor Society 3. 4; Cross Country 4; S.R.A. 3; Top Dog in H.R. (?) 4 WARD. ROBERT: Cross Country 1. 2: BOCES 2, 3; Track 1.2 WEINSTEIN. LOIS: F.T.A. 3. Treas. 4: Honor Society 3, 4, Sec. 4; Leader’s Club 3; Tutor 3; Libertas Asst. Ed. 4 W'EISSMAN, RENA: Honor Society 3. 4; French Club Sec. 3; Spanish Club 3; Comment 1, 2, 3; S.P. 3; Tutor 3, 4; 5, C.C.C. 4 WOOD. JAMES: Ski Team 3, 4; Wrestling 1; Drug Council 3, 4; French Club 1, V.P. 2, P. 3, 4; Pres. Student Council 4; Comment 1, News Ed. 2, Ed. in Chief 3, 4; Student Proj. Comm. Treas. 1, Pres. 2, 3; Honor Society 3, 4; Debate 2; S.P. Capt. 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Senior Class Play WORDEN. NANCY: Majorettes 1; Intermural Basketball 1, 2; S.P. 3; Senior Class Play YASKANICH. EDW'IN: General YEAGER. ROBERT: Band 1; Drug Council 2, 3; Chorus 3; Ski Team 2, 3: A.F.S. 1 YONTEFF, STACEY: F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, Treas. 3; Intramurals 1; Interscholastic Soccer 1; Libertas 4: Bowling 1; S.C.C.C. 4; Tutor 3, 4; Honor Society 3. 4; Senior Class Play ZWECK. DAVID: S.P. 1.4 58 Senior Class Officers Treasurer: Jody Markman Secretary: Pam Hulse Vice Pres.: Jay Diamond President: Donald Kreindler Senior Executive Committee The Senior Executive Committee along with the Senior Class Officers helped to make plans for the Arkansas Lassies game, the magazine drive, and a most successful trip and prom. They also divided up the class treasury by giving $500 to the school. $300 to the CP Clinic, and two $300 scholarships in memory of Ilene and Chris. In addition, they decided along with the Senior Class to place a bench with a memorial plaque in Meditation Park. “Three” Gave Speeches at Graduation. Valedictorians: Jerry Jacobs Lois Weinstein Salutatorian: Stanley Lipkowitz 60 Top Ten Head the Class of 1973 Row 1,1, to r: M. Bessen. L. Weinstein. D. Hogencamp. Row2: L. Klein, A. Cherepanov, R. Weissman. Row3: S. Lipkowitz, J. Jacobs. G. Siletsky. Regents Scholarship Winners Row 1. I. to r.: S. Yonteff. R. Ekker, S. Sprague. M. Ptatdon, L. Meredith. S. Moore. Row 2: N. Fanning. A. Cherepai Jacobs. S. Lipkowitz. J. Wood. L. Klein. Row 3: L. Steele. T. Van Slyke. J. Diamond. R. Huggler. Senior Class Play: “ Flowers for A Igernon Cast Flowers for Algernon” was based on the movie ’’Charlie.” It was about a retarded young man who received an operation which made him more intelligent with each passing day. As time went on, reverse effects appeared. After a short while, Charlie was back to where he began. Dr. Strauss Professor Nemur Alice Kinnian Bert Seldon Charlie Gordon Doris Nurse Frank Gina Mrs. Don tier Jew Mother Little Charlie Father Child Norma Mrs. Feldman Ellen Teen-age Charlie ....'. Bernice Connie Chairiadv Mrs. Monney Mrs. Nemur Mr. Harvey Jackie Welberg Anne Welberg Joyce Axelrod Norma 62 63 65 67 Al 9 p.m. on June 9th, cou- ples dressed in their best finery arrived at the Paramount Hotel for a gala evening. Dancing was held in a most decorative room. At midnight, a most deli- cious roast beef dinner was served in the dining room, which was followed by more dancing. When the music ended, couples departed for their various destinations. 69 Prom ’73 — A Memorable Night Resolve to Keep Happy Be happy, talk happiness. Happiness calls out responsive gladness in others. There is enough sadness in the world without yours. . . . Never doubt the excellence and permanence of what is yet to be. . . . Join the great company of those who make the barren places of life fruitful with kindness.... Your success and happiness lie in you.... The great enduring realities are love and service.... Resolve to keep happy, and your joy and you shall form an invincible host against difficulties. —HELEN KELLER JUNIORS J. Allbach B. Bartolo J. Bock P. Behan B. Benton M. Berry B. Bivins D. Bowers A. Benson J. Brown D. Edwards F. Edwards M. Eless C. Finn M. Foster C. Fritz M. Garetta J. Cartland L. Geils D. Gelardo R. Gerber D. Glover W. Goetz L. Goldman J. Gold nor L to r: M Harborian. N. Hasbrouck, M. Hector. D. Heidi, C. Hogencamp, M. Holmes. F. Hughens, W. Illing. K. Jac kson, C Juron. Melon : L to r: K. Krator. J. Kilcoin, L. Killian, J. Kimmes. B. Kirin. VI. Klrinman. F. Knac k. A. Knac k. W. Kostoff, R. Koval. R. Krauspe. J. Kurpil. J. LiGatutta. B. Lerner, K. Levin . F. Levy. M. Lowitz, J. Malachowsky. B. Mashek. K. Mastrrson. J. Goldslrin B. Hamlin H. Kaiser. L. Katz. J. Kaweski. Left to rifiht: H. Kaiser. President: R. Gerber, Secretary: M. VanLeuvan. Treasurer; R. Oliver. Vic e President. K. Rodgers S. Sac ks M. Scarvelonc Top srction: L to r: First rou: C. McKune. B. Miriul. M. Moil. K. Nitschke. R. Oliver. P. Parry . N. Pale. E. Pollac k. Second rou : R. Pollack. T. Pollack. B. Prince. S. Pnzant. I). Rainer. M. Reichman. D. Reinshagen. S. Richardson. S. Schiff K. Schmil S. Schulman E. Seiler S. Sims K. Smith Bclou: L to r, 1st rou M. VanLeuvan. D. Vigeant. 0. White. D. Woods. T. Wood. 2nd rou : D. Yaun, R. Yaun, T. Yaun. R. York. J. Yuen. Left: 1st rou B. Steir, C. Struna. M. Sostak 2nd rou : S. Stuart. S. Teller. M. Sprague. 76 M. Weiner R. Weinstein B. Martin D. Martin S. Mattison G. McArthur M. Weiss D. Wiclw M. McCarty R. McCauslami P. Meachum I). Mirabel la M. Muhlig K. Mullen J. Muller W. Myers A. Newman T. Nichols T. Nickou M. Novasal C. Parks S. Phelps A. Picard A. Plotaky SOPHOMORES J. Poley D. Rapenske I. Reeves T. Reinshagen L. Williams J. Wiener D. W'illiams B. Resnick J. Rinehart M. Robinson M. Roosa R. Wurtzel S. Sprague K. Steele J. Salonich D. Scott R. Shaver R. Shaver J. Yaska nice P. Stoddard S. Stuart L. Shepard L. Sims S. Schofield M. Smith T. Zee W. Tow nsend V. Vanetten L. Amaral C. Atkins V. Atkins L. Balonovich T. Balletta K. Rarlunti J. Barbehenn F. Barm . D. Vandenberg D. Zweck L. Beimler K. Benkendorf S. Berg K. Beseth M. Wach L Walker C. Washington E. W'ashousky D. Bessen, K. Bivins, T. Bivins. K. Borella, L. Bouchard, R. Boyles, J. Brinn, J. Brinn. D. Brown. G. Buck, P. Buck, S. Carmen, M. Chaussy, P. Clarke, M. Cohen. R. Comfort. L. Cox, S. Cron. T. Cronk. R. Crystal, S. Dalton. D. Davison, S. DeNagy, D. Deppa. L. Egerton, G. Ekker. J. Ellison, L Epstein. J. Erts, M. Ferdon, D. Ferland, T. Fogarty. 78 C. Fridley D. Fuller F. Fuller S. Gabriel T. Gabrielson R. Gerry B. Ginsberg R. Gold M. Goldman CLASS OFFICERS: L to r: Pres. Patty Ann Stoddard, V.P. Teddy Zee. Treas. Jessica Vogel, Sec. Jeanne Ellison. L to r.: C Grainer. M. Gregory, M. Hakans. K. Hamlin, V. Hansen, P. Has- brouck. D. Hawkins. A. Hering. K. Higgins. J. Hirsch. J. Hopkins, W. Hulse. L. Kalina. B. Katz, S. Katz, B. Kaufeld. L. to r.: E. Kehrley, M. Killian, A. Knack, K. Knack, J. Kovacs, E. Kozlowski. J. Krupka, W. Labrel, J. LeConey, S. Lindsley, J. Lippelt, I. Litwak, M. Lofaro, D. Lynch, N. Manchester, S. Many. 79 FRESHMEN S. Allgeier K. Atkin� M. Avery L. Axelrod R. Bacco A. Bail) N. Bai� M. Balletta H. Bedfore B. Benson M. Berger M. Berry B. Bivins L. Blank R. Biddings B. Boyd J. Boyd T. Boyd J. Brand L. Bra h m M. Burke R. Burke J. Carlini P. Cawley M. James P. Babrieeki H. Bazemore C. Beseth K. Boyd A. Bridges C. Jones 80 3. Champlin, N. Chapman. K. Cherepanov. S. Coleman. A. Fernandez, D. Field� , P. Fields. K. Fraser. G. Gabriel, J. Garretla. J. Gerber. R. Giella. T. Goetz, A. Goldstein, D. Gondolfo. B. Gonzalez. R. Hanson, P. Harboeian, K. Poley, K. Hetteman. J. Hulde, M. James, D. Jones, D. Kawauchi. A. Crozzoli, J. Doughty, R. Duffy, J. Dzurica, M. Ettess. J. Fancher. D. Fritz, L. Fritz, T. Froehlich. D. Gildcrsleeve, L. Glick, J. Glinski. T. Green. W. Haddock, L. Hakans. E. Hogencamp, S. Holmes, M. Howe. 81 J. Katz R. Kirk M. Kleinman S. Klcinman B. J. Kline E. Kolarik R. Kramer F. Laufer J. Lauferswiler C Lennon B. Lerner P. LeVoy J. Lewis G. Lisanirk A. Love J. Mann R. Mann H. Mansur A. Marcus H. Marcus W. Masters T. Masterson J. McAndrew R. McDermott First rou: J. McKunc. M. M eh met, R. Merigliano, E. Miller, H. Minati, E. Misner. D. Morgans. L Mosler. Second rou. R. Muhlig, W. Muthig. D. Navarro, G. Neuhaus. T. Nichols. R. Nolan. G. Norris. M. Parks. Third rou: J. Picard. A. Prizant. K. Raggio. E. Reiss. J. Repko, A. Riesenberg, A. Riz x . R. Rosengrant. 82 P. Schofield P. Scot! P. Schofield T. Siegel R. E. Sostak J. Spina K. Smith S. Smith N. Slier J. Stolinas A. Swengler J. Symanski L Tarr E. Taylor D. Towndsend M. Tulp J. Wahrhaftig M. Wall M. Weinstein B. Wicks W;. Wilson J. Wood L. Woods M. Yuen K. Zeininger P. Wood G. Jackson CLASS OFFICERS: L to r: Treas., Terry Seigel; Pres., Mitch Etess; V.P.. Mary Baletta; Sec.. Maelien Yuen. 83 CLASS OFFICERS: L to r: Pres.. Craig Stein Sec.. Donna Henry; Treas., Kelly Cooke; V.P.. Judy Hasbrourk, (absent). L to r., 1st row: B. Coddington, H. Burney, M. Austritch. 2nd row: J. Davis, J. Scott. H. Jackson. A. Bais. 3rd row: R. Cooney, D. Bradley, Stevenson. EIGHTH GRADE L to r.. 1st row: J. Johnson. J. Greenhall. C. Tyson. P. Finn. P. Lyons. 2nd row: B. Wagner, L. Gold, S. Cheraponov, J. Gartland, W. Norris. M. Lopez. 3rd row: M. Jones, P. Parks. T. Dole. P. Killian. S. Yaun. C. VanEtten. J. Materro. •Uh row: J. Marklan. M. Goldwasser. K. Lowry, F. Finn. R. Reeves, N. Bell, M. Martin. V7. Remirez, S. Stevenson. 84 L to r. 1st rote: P. Ross, A. Veccioni, R. Clark, R. Wasserloff. G. Poley. 2nd rote: T. Cinnamon, S. Miller, D. McArthur, S. Litwack. D. Vogel, T. Bouchard, M. Calkin. 3rd row: P. Shepherd, S. VanAken. A. McLain, J. Parry . P. Sherwood, K. Cooke, J. Picard, B. Kennedy. 4th row: S. Rom, D. Foster, A. Dowe, T. Burke. J. Levine, P. Raynor. K. Mariner, K. York, R. Biddings. L to r., 1st row: K. Cullen. W. Cole. Yaskonich, J. Burke. T. Foster. 2nd row: T. Scott, R. Rosin, J. McCoach, L. Most. G. Hogen. 3rd row: S. U'ood. R. Macky, S. Katz, 0. Kraskov, C. Ross, L. Budd. S. Melnick, R. Fimognari. 4th row: R. Gondolfo, N. Chanov, T. Mclver. K. Menges. J. Oliver, K. Goldsworthy. T. VanSlyke, F. Ernst. W. Delemarter. 85 Firut rou. I. to r.: T. McDermott. G. Illing. H. Yaskanich, T. Yaun. Second row: T. Lamoreox. P. Hill. J. Taylor. K. Stoddard. D. DeVoe. J. Bright. Third rou S. Ocasio. M. Ferdon. D. Cinnamon. E. Mastcrson. K. Matthews. K. Bell. C. Zimmerman. Fourth row: E. Buck. R. Jones, M. Bo d, T. Heisler. H. Reichnun, J. Parks. C. Kester, D. James. First rou. I. to r.: P. Harrison. M. Schwartz, G. Powell. C. Stier, H. Grund. J. Dzurica. Second row: C. Woods, H. Kiang. J. Green, H. Cohen, C. Riesenberg, M. Morganstein, L. Cohen. Third row: B. Plotsky. K. Kollhoff. D. DiLorenzo. C. Carillo. P. Willi, D. Friehling. J. Hasbrouck, J. Dzurica. Fourth row: J. Kalina. M. Myers, J. Black. P. Symanski. T. Stewart. M. Koval. P. Emden, D. Henry, G. Scher. 86 First mu P. Bedford. D. Huggins. L. Mashek. E. Fitzgerald, T. Schofield, J. Puntasecca, K. Ross. Second row: M. Eisenman. U. Bailey, M. Boyd. M. Brotman. C. Starkweather, A. Bacz. K. Poley, S. Horowitz. D. Green. B. Worden. S. Greenberg, I. Siegler, F. Pato. K. Bertholf. B. Mullen. Fourth row: C. Hill, D. Corrigliano, B. Davis. J. Berry, B. Taylor, L. Quackenbush, W. Prince, G. Muzuruk, J. Fernandez. First row: K. Clark, C. Edwards. J. Cole, D. Toscano, T. Mullen. Second row: R. Smith. M. Watson. D. Swab. T. Totten. A. Cariini, B. Davision. A. Gadziala. Third row: R. Finn, J. Berman. N. McAndrew, D. Dwosh. A. Heinle. M. Jackson. B. Bivins. Fourth row: B. Martin, E. Fancher. K. Cross. C. Kortright. W. Tuttle, T. Hopkins, S. Kauffeld, U. Thai men. 87 1st row: E. Whaley, N. Cadoury, T. Hutting. 2nd row: J. Davi� . M. Kinne. B. Hakans. A. Navarro. 3rd row: C. Retirico, S. Bivins, L. Frederrick, P. Fields. SEVENTH GRADE L to r: S. Damico, Treas.. M. Gozza. Sec.. C. Balleta, Pres., B. Smith. Vice Pres. First rou•: L Kane. L. Baker. M. Gozza. E. Musa. B. Nolan. J. LaGattuta. Second row: C. Symanski, E. Miller. H. Warrenbrand. K. Norris, I. Seigler, J. Finn. M. Zeininger. Third rou R. Hardy. J. Diamond. G. Beimler, C. Kurpil. J. Webermen. C. VanEtten, L. Benton. Fourth row: D. Shield. D. Scott, M. Neuman. T. Glick. C. Damico. E. Duffy, R. Ferland. 88 First row: B. Fix, D. James, E. Delgado, K. Ippolito, B. Warner. Second row: C. Brown, L. Stubits, S. Mashek. K. Willie, C. Simons, D. Steele. J. Klein. Third rou : R. Calkin. R. Saydjari. W. Nicoll. C. Croyle. R. Cox, S. Mullen, G. Ramirez. Fourth row: C. Smith. G. Zimmerman. R. Higgins. R. Ellison. T. Davis. P. Lippelt. S. Walker, D. Simmons. First row: A. Foster, S. Kraskov, J. Sammon, R. Frasher. A. Dalton. J. J. Heffley. Second row: N. Kimble. A. Salonich. D. Gross. J. Sutherland. J. Bessen. S. Smith. C. Balletta. Third row: S. Kolarirk, P. Edge. J. Kollhoff. K. Davison. L. Rubin. A. Mclver, C. Fitz, D. Coleman. Fourth row: J. Braunig. A. Washburn. M. Edwards, P. Lennon. A. Anderson, K. Emden, J. Mariner. 89 90 FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY Administration Mr. Clarence Parry District Superintendent Board of Education Sealed: Mr . Diamond. Mr. Steen rod. Mrs. Etess. Standing: Mr. Symanski. Dr. Kalina. Mr. Kelly. Mr. Grant. Missing: Mr. Stuart. Mr. Trost. 92 Jam � Brennan, M.S. L’niv. of Scranton Dept. Chairman Raymond Trzcinski, B.A. King's College 8th Grade Adv. Mary Kelly. M.A. SUNY at Albany Douglas Houghton. B.A. Utica College Comment Editorial Adv. Anita Katz, B.A. SUC at New Paltz 12th Grade Adv. English Department v 94 Holly Landau, B.A. St. Lawrence Univ. ALLUSIONS Adv. Kevin Pusey. M.S. SUC at New Paltz Barry Talkington, B.A. W. Va. Wesleyan College Debate Coach Clarice Yates. M.A. SUNY at Alluny Janet Barner. B.A. SUC at Oswego Bicycle Club Adv. Andrew Christian. B.A. SUNY at Albany Leon Harrold, M.S. SUC at Geneseo Comment Business Adv. Math Department Ruth Lindsley. B.S. SUC at New Paltz Nancy Nordgren, B.A. SUNY at Albany James Gallagher. M.S. SUNY at Albany Edward Wolff, M.S. SUNY at Albany Honor Society Adv. Dept. Chairman Chery l Scheibe, B.S. SUNY at Albany Majorettes 95 Edwin McNulty Paul Gatta. B.A. Niagara University Lowell Heffley, M.A. Wesleyan University Student Council Adv. Mary Pctteruti, B.A. Univ. of Maine 10th Grade Adv. James Burke. M.S. Univ. of Scranton Dept. Chairman Social Studies Department Robert Sokolowski, B.A. Syracuse University- 96 Solid ra Bauernfeind, B.S. SUC at New Pall S.T.O.P. Adv. 9th Grade Adv. George Hansen. M.A. NYU. Golf Coach Thomas Nickou, B.S. Cornell Univ. First Aid Club Adv. Science Department Edward Levin. B.A. E. Nazarine Collegi Roek and Mineral Club Adv. Harry Wach. M.S. Western Reserve Univ. Chess Club Adv. Wilmer Sipple. B.A. St. Lawrence Univ. Uberius Business Adv. 11th Grade Adv. William Yates, M.A. Columbia Univ. Dept. Chairman 97 Business, Home Ec and Industrial Arts Departments Vincent Garri. M.S. SUNY at Alban Allied Activities, Comptroller Business Christine Pfeil, B.S. SUC at Plattsburgh F.H.A. Adv. Home E 'onomirs Dorothy Neumann. M.A. N.Y.U. Allied Activities, Treasurer Business Maureen Stiene. B.S. SUC at Oneonta F.H.A. Adv. 7th Grade Adv. Home Economics Ernest AuClair. M.S. Cornell University Industrial Arts Howard Barner, B.S. SUC at Oswego Industrial Arts Edward Riento. B.S. SUC at Oswego J.V. Basketball and Football Coach 98 Mary Dwyer, R.N.. B.S. SUC al Oneonta F.N.A. Adv. Nurse Isabella Butler. B.S. SUC at Cortland Girls Basketball and Volleyball Cheerleaders Adv. Ron Francisco Eleanor Peters, B.S. Jersey City College F.N.A. Adv. Nurse Ma Nishman, B.S. N.Y.U. Girls Ski Team Boys Tennis Team Physical Education and Health Field Departments Ronald Schulte. B.S. Kansas Wesleyan Univ. W'restling Coach Charles Witherwax, M.S. Ithaca College Varsity Football Coach Dept. Chairman Floyd Emery. B.S. Arizona St. and Ithaca College Varsity Basketball Coach Driver’s Education Teacher 99 Louis Bynum. M.A. City College of N.Y. Music Director Music and A rt Departments Arthur Michaels. B.M. Eastman School of Music Music C. b-lamf Parks. M.S. SUNY at Buffalo Libertas Editorial Adv. Dept. Chairman Art Gary Eckhart. M.FA. Yale University Ski Coach Art 100 Paul Matthews, M.A. St. Lawrence Univ. Guidance Mel Coo per man, B.A. New Paltz Guidance — Spanish Teacher Morris Gerber, M.A. SUNYat Albany Guidance Mary Kaiser, M.A. SUNYat Albany Guidance Guidance and Special Services Steve Ippolito. B.A. Univ. of Buffalo I.M.C. Director Getting It Together Club Adv. John O’Keefe Health Coordinator — Drug Education Gloria Damico. B.A. Selma Cramer, M.A. Rose Kramer, M.A. Anne Lindsley Univ. of Miami Columbia Univ. Columbia Univ. Ass't Librarian Reading Teacher Speech Teacher Library Club Library Club 101 Language Department Marguerite Mauer, M.A. Middlebury College F.T.A. Adv. Dept. Chairman Pat McCoach Linda Kay. M.S. SUNY at Albany Secretaries Marilyn Vasko. M.A. Middlebury College French Club Adv. Helen Mungeer Mrs. Grant is retiring after being at L.C.S. for 16 years. She has played a very important part in seeing that everything in the office runs smoothly. Eleanor Gram Belly Garber Lorna Mullen 102 Cafeteria Staff Ron 1.1, to r.: H. Webcrman, A. Laning. V. Wood, D. Davison, A. O’Heam, E. Labouseur. Rou 2: N. Ferland, E. Koch, D. Eggler. M. Nichols. A. Parks, L. Moll. Custodial Staff M. Parks G. Ferland L. Lough rey J. Hammer W. Denny A. Kinne P. Tschinkel T. Burke Mr. Lough rey strikes the colors. 103 104 ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES Allusions L to r: A. Newman, D. Scott, Adv. Mrs. Lan- dau, D. Brinn, C. Struna, L. Tarr, L Collins. J. Wasserlauf, M. Scarvalone. Comment Editors Edilor-in-Chief: Merilee Newman News: Eileen Pollack Feature: Mary Scarvalone Sports: Jay Diamond, Jim Wood Copy: Eric Seiler Photography: Jeff Goldner Layout: Terry Pollack Headline: Mitch Etess Business Manager: Lisa Mullen Typists: Judy MacNair, Candy Boyd Rou 1. .to r: T. Siegel, J. Berk. P. Wood. Row 2 K. SchmU. J. Diamond. E. Pollack. J. Gerber. J. Goldner. M. Scarvalone. K. Edison. Adv. Mr. Houghton. Row3: L. Mullen. J. MacNair. R. McDermott. N. Slier. M. Yuen. E. Seiler. Nitechke, M. Newman, T. 106 Rou 1. . to r.: Pres. D. Berman. J. Goldstein. R. Gozza, B. Slier. T. Pollack, P. Wood. Row 2: L. Katz, Treas. E. Pollack. Junior Student Projects Committee Bicycle Club Row 2. i to r.: B. Smith. E. Thalman. V. Carlini Rou 2: 0. WTiite. C. Struna, Adv. Mrs. Barner, R. Oliver. D. Yaun. 107 Rou 1: Treas. L. Weinstein; Adv. Miss Mauer, Pres. L. Baker. Sec. D. Heidt. Row 2. J. Brand. M. Weinstein. D. Kawauchi. D. Fridley. C. Hansen. J. Mann. Row 3. L. Katz. J. Kurpil. M. Krupka, L. Steele. N. Katz. S. Lindsley, R. McDermott. One of the goals of F.T.A has been to acquaint its mem- bers with the various fields of teaching and with the opportu- nities available in each. The meetings were often led by guest speakers and pres- ented such topics as speech, teaching the handicapped, the open classroom, and teaching in association with the Peace Corps. Future Teachers of America Future Homemakers of America F.H.A. had a thrilling year. We attended the Fall and Spring District Rallies and the State Rally at Grossinger’s. We hosted the Spring Planning Meeting. Pam Parry was elected to District Vice-Presi- dency. Our projects included can- dles, stuffed animals and next year’s S.P. badges. We also sponsored a 7th and 8th grade social. Row l: Sec. D. Green, Treas. L. Quackenbush, Pres. S. Prizanl, V.P. H. Hanofee. Row 2: D. Corigliano. C. Moses. H. Warrenbrand, S. Smith. A. Prizant. C. Van Etten, J. Kovacs, K. Willey. J. Berman. Row 3: B. Worden. B. Taylor, V. Atkins. M. Krupka. 108 Future Nurses of America The Future Nurses of America is com- prised of a group of girls planning to enter the health field. They have been busy obtaining information about different nursing careers and have made field trips for this purpose. Row 1, L to r: L Hakins, B. Hakins. M. Hakins. Row 2: L. Balanovich. Adv. Mrs. Peters, A. Plotsky. M. Kinney, P. Clarke. K. Josephs. H. Minati, J. McAndrew. Row 1, I. to r.: B. Martin. C. Ekker, D. Martin. Row 2: T. McDermott. J. Brown. Row 3: R. Coney. Adv. Mr. Nickou, R. Ekker. S. Schiff. V.P. J. Diamond. The First Aid Club is made up of students from grades 9 through 12. The functions and activities of the club have been: (1) to provide first aid assistance when needed; (2) helped at the Winter Carnival; (3) helped at the walkathon; (4) act as victims during mock disas- ters; (5) participated in the Health Careers Program; and (6) took part in various first aid competi- tions. LC.H.S.’s first win was the first place prize in the State com- petition last September. 109 First Aid Club Rou i, . to r.: J. Axelrod, M. Holmes, R. Gerber. D. Rapenske, V. Hansen. Ron 2: L. Sim� , L Baker, D. Berman, R. Gozza, M. Balletta, A. Williams. Row 3: S. Sims, P. Parry, S. Dowe, D. Yaun, L. Allison, M. Robinson, S. Lindsley, M. Ippolito. Row 4: D. Zweck, R. Hessinger, D. Doland, A. Fimognari, C. Barrett, M. Etess, D. Bell, L. Martin, S. DeNagy. 110 Safety Patrol Efficiently Regulates Student Traffic Between Classes Rou’ 1, I. to r.: Lt. J. Deppa. Lt. B. Hasbrouck. Row 2: Capt. J. Wood, L4. J. Kinne. Row 3: Capt. J. Masters, Lt. D. Dermer, Lt. Burney. flow , . to r: Adv. Mr. Van Styke, Co-chairman, T. Ellison. Co-Chairman J. Markman. Rou 2: C. Starkweather. M. Wall. L. Axelrod. M. Cawley, S. Smith. S. Damico. J. Diamond. L Katz. M. Balletta. Rou 3: D. Berman. T. Yaun. M. Etess. J. Wiener. S. Kolarik. A. Wash- burn, E. Pollack. J. Malachowsky, H. Kaiser. J. Wood, D. Steele. B. W arner. Drug Council Student Council Rou CL to r.: V. P. M. Newman. Pres. J. Wood, J. Markman. Rou 2: C. Slier, M. Schwartz, L. Baker. G. Powell. A. Dalton. Rou 3: P. Stoddard. D. Berman. J. Diamond. J. Deppa. J. Vogel, H. Kaiser. J. Diamond. Rou 4: L. Cohen. J. Hasbrouck. J. Goldstein. T. Zee. M. Balletta. M. Etess. D. Magid, L. Epstein. Leaders for 73-74 Vice President Joanne Goldstein President Darrell Berman 111 Top, I to r: Pres. R. Oliver. C. Struna. V. Cariini, O. While. A. Washburn Warrenbrand. Adv. Mrs. Baunerfiend. T. Hopins. J. Heffly. M. Watson. Sec. B. Taylor. H Students to Overcome Pollution Top. I. to r.: B. Taylor. H. Warrenbrand, Adv. Mr. Levin. Pres. E. Marcus. C. Vanetten. Bottom. L to r.: V.P. J. Bright. J. Davis. Chess Club In addition to its regular meetings, the Chess Club which consists of thirty members, has had a 7 win, 3 loss record against other schools in this area for its 1972-73 season. R. Oliver, L. Goldman. R. Muhlig. S. Wood. P. Scott. A. Benson. B. Hulse. Front row. I. to r. Back row, L to D. Schwalb. D. Gross. Adv. Mr. Wach, V.P. B. Kate. Pres. B. Crystal. R. Saydjari Library Club The Liberty Central School Library Club is a service organization, whose members make the library function smoothly. They give up their study hall to cover the circulation desk, cover and prepare books for the shelves, allowing the librarian to use her time for reference work with other students. J. Malachowsky, S. ■k row. I. to r.: Adv. Mrs. Lindsley. A. Pri nat, S. Priatant. N. Bais. H. Holmes. C. Graincr. Adv. Mrs. Kramer. Front row. 0. Kraskov. F. Merchant. Ilf Rou 1. I. to r: J. Malachowsky. M. Hector. M. Scarvalone. R. Gerber. S. Dzurica. Row 2: K. Schmit, L Katz. S. Srhiff. B. Lerner, R. Chernov, E. Pollack. W. Kleinman, S. Stewart. Row 3: H. Kaiser. J. Goldner, K. Nitschke, T. Pollack, T. Yaun. N. Hasbrouck. S. Prizant. E. Seiler. National Honor Society —1974 National Honor Society —1973 Row I. I. to r.: P. Hulse. D. Kreindler, S. Sprague, S. Moore, R. Ekker, D. Hogencamp, Sec. L. Weinstein. Row 2: S. Yonteff, Pres. J. Jacobs, A. Cherepanov, Treas. S. Lipkowitz. L. Klein. N. Fanning. Row 3: J. Wood. J. Diamond, T. Van Slyke, V.P. R. Huggler. B. Blank. Debate The Liberty Debate Team enjoyed the most successful year of its history with the 1972-73 season. Debating on the varsity level, Jerry Jacobs, Matthew Bessen, Eileen Pollack and Eric Seiler amassed the most impressive record in the Eastern United States. VARSITY: A iv. Mr. B. Talkington. E. Pollack, J. Jacobs. E. Seiler. M. Bessen. Record of the 1st Place Wins West Springfield H.S., Va. 84 teams Bronx H.S. of Science, N.Y. 63 teams University of Massachusetts 48 teams Hendrick Hudson H.S., Montrose, N.Y. 64 teams Catholic Memorial H.S., Boston 53 teams Great Bridge H.S., Va. 43 teams Georgetown University, Wash., D.C. 92 teams Seton Hall University, N.J. 46 teams In addition, the two man team of Jerry Jacobs and Eric Seiler won the New York Stale Forensic District Cham- pionship and thereby represented that District at the National Championship held at the University of Pittsburgh in June. The debate topic for the year was Resolved: That all governmental finan- cial support for all public elementary and secondary schools in the United States be provided exclusively by the Federal government. J.V. AND NOVICE: L to r.. row I: M. Yuen. L. Tarr, J. Gerber. Rote 2: B. Resnick, T. Seigel. M. Balleita, J. Beck. N. Slier. Row 3: T. Neuhaus, T. Gabrielson. L. Beimler, F. Laufer. 115 116 Getting It Together Club This organization has served the school and community for the past three years. During the past year Christmas baskets were distributed to the needy fami- lies of the school district. Another function was a talent show in which money was raised for sickle cell anemia. Thespians This year the Thespian Club, advised by Mr. Kenneth Pusey, was very active in local productions. Although the club did not produce its own theatrical masterpiece, members were involved with two excellent school productions — Flowers for Algernon” and Gypsy”. Row 1, L to r.: G. Chanov. W. Kleinman, Co- Pres. J. Erts, L. Katz. J. Wood. D. Hogencamp, M. Ippolito, J. Symanski. Row 2: H. Beck. R. Gerber. G. Goldman. Co-Pres. L. Steele. Sorry! No picture available. Interact Interact is an international organization sponsored by Rotary. Its prime function is to converge the adults and youth of Liberty. During the course of the year the club is obligated to complete a community project, both emphasizing adult-youth relationships. This past year ahs seen the successful UNICEF campaign bring the local community together as well as assist the international community in helping poor children all over the world. Row 1. I. to r.: Adv. Mr. McCarty. L. Axelrod. R. Gozza, M. Cawley, E. Levine, M. Hector. L. Baker, V.P. D. Berman, Pres. J. Malachowsky. Row 2: S. Axelrod. T. Pollack. E. Pollack, T. Yaun. L. Cox, L. Katz. Sec. J. Goldstein. Treas. M. McCarty. Row 3: A. Lymar, M. Newman, H. Kaiser. J. Diamond. T. Ellison. Row 4: N. Fanning. J. Wiener. M. Elena. D. Scott, J. Wasserlauf, R. Oliver, J. Markman. Row 1, L to r.: P. Willey, R. Bridges, J. Diamond. Row 2, . to rS. Damico, L Katz. E. Pollack, M. Reichman, J. Kurpil, S. Yonteff. R. Muggier, D. Hogenramp, R. Gerber. Row 3: Adv. Mrs. Damico, R. Duffey, N. Bell, P. Parry, S. Sprauge, M. Etess, J. Katz, M. Balleta. Reading Tutors — “I Want to Help” Each year the list of volunteer reading tutors grows. This year French Club has been involved in such activi- More students realize that helping their peers brings deep ties as preparing a French meal, writing for pen pals in for- personal rewards and satisfaction. eign countries, holding bake sales and selling buttons to promote the language. French Club Adv. Miss Vasko. See. M. Weinstein, D. Kawauchi, P. Wood.Treas. C. Lennon, D. Martin. LIBER TA S Completed August 24, 1973 118 To All Those Who Should Be Concerned: This year’s Libertas would not have been published at all if a certain individual had not felt a sense of obligation in completing it. Why should the burden rest upon one person’s shoulders? Where were you the Seniors when your help was needed? Where were you the other editors and staff? Excuses are too late. It was your job to come to the meetings and see what needed to be done. It was your responsibility, especially you, the Seniors, who wanted a yearbook. I don't doubt there could have been better organization. But if you wanted a better yearbook, you should have gotten together and made it one. Getting different ideas and making plans about what items you want such as pictures, copy, etc., in the year- book have to be all done early in September or even started in late August. You can t wait until the end of June to make plans for the yearbook and intend to fulfill them. I know this sounds like nobody helped at all, but many did in dribs and drabs through- out the year. If only they had continued to help until its completion. So let this be a lesson to all past, present, and future Seniors, if you want a truly great yearbook work together cooperatively and have a sense of obligation in completing it so that your yearbook w ill be the best ever! Lois Weinstein The Staff 119 Rou Litor.: T. Watson. S. Stuart. S. Wexler. Row 2: E. Kozlow- ski, J. Kilcoin. G. Hansen. C. Blank Row l,L tor.: D. Davidson. G. Ekker, C. Beseth, L. Meredith, K. Master- son. Row 2: W. Burney, P. Parry. Senior Chorus Continues to Excel Row 1. i to r.: W. Kieinman, D. Williams. K. Rogers. R. Kirk. L. Lagattuta. Row 2: S. Schulman. E. Hogencamp. M. D‘ Scotu C- Parfa« L- Sheperd, C. Fridley. Row l, i to r..■ R. Orber, B. Martin. B. Benson. L. Axelrod. B. Resniek. I. Reeves. L. Baker. Row 2: J. Gerber, E. Reiss, M. Weinstein, D. Kawarhi. Rou- 3: H. Turner, J. Ellison, T. Wood, S. Sims, L. Martin. D. Brown, B. Budd. Row 1.1, to r: J. Brand, D. Bertholf, K. Knach. Rou- 2: L. Cox. J. Mann, L. Walker. Row 3: L. Beimler, D. Heidt, R. Crystal, V. Atkins. 121 Rou I, . to r.: E. Delgado. E. Miller, K. Ippolito, M. Gozza. A. Dalton. G. Powell, E. Musa, K. Cullen. 2nd rote: D. DeLorenzo, M. Kaang, R. Harkey. G. Beimler, J. Diamond. T. VanSlyke, R. Cox, D. Dwash. 3rd rou : J. Berman. B. Worden. V. Barley, D. Coleman, J. Weberman, K. Stoddard. L. Budd, C. Ross. 4th rou : B. Martin. L. Quakenbush. P. Lippelt, S. Walker, S. Damico, E. Taylor, D. Scott, K. Emden, A. Cadziala. Rou I, I. to r.: C. Reisenbei-g. R. Rosen, P. Ross. M. Eisenman, C. Van Etten, H. Warrenbrand. S. Smith. L. Baker. 2nd row: L. Cohen. M. Morganstein, J. Berry, D. Henry, K. Cress, A. Anderson, M. Neumann, T. Click. Row 1.1, to r.: S. Kraskov, J. Sutherland, D. Toscano. Roto 2: D. Schwalb, A. Heinle, T. Green, C Slier. Row 3: R. Higgins, D. Friehling. J. Levine. Junior Chorus and Band Rou I, I. to r.: R. Hardy, M. Gozza, L. Baker, E. Miller, J. Weberman. L. Kane, H. Warrenbrand. 2nd row: C. Miller. J. Taylor, C. Kurpil, D. Scott, C. Van Etten, D. McArthur. M. Neumann, C. Hill. K. Norris. 3rd row: G. Beimler. M. Koval, I. Zolchonich. B. Taylor. S. Damico, P. Shepherd. 4ih rou : A. Michaels, Director, K. Lowery, R. Page, L. Fredrick, R. Ferland, L. Benton, J. Finn, P. Killian, T. Finn, R. LeConey, E. Duffy, J. Black. Dance Band Rote 1,1, to r.: J. Kaweski, B. Kramer, L Meredith, P. Parry. 2nd row: C. Hogencamp, B. Katz, S. Lipkowitz. D. Dermer. 3rd rou : R. Koval. R. Kramer, E. Kozlowski. 4th row: S. Wexler. T. Watson. 5th row: A. Michaels. Director, J. Kilcoin. Senior Band Rou l, l. to r.: S. Lindsley. P. Parry. L. Meredith. B. Kramer. 2nd row: R. Kramer. R. Koval. R. Muhlig, V. Atkins. E. Misner. 3rd row: J. Kaweski, A. Michaels, Director. J. Kilcoin. B. Benton. B. Katz, C. Hogencamp, S. Lipkowitz, D. Dermer. Seniors Win at Winter Carnival Health Careers Day — 1st Time at LCHS 125 Rou 1,1. to r.: K. Fuller, D. Martin, B. Martin, L. Martin. Rou’ 2: L. Meredith, T. Tate. D. Dermer, L. Burney. Music Certificates Outstanding Seniors: J. Axelrod L. Martin C. Blank L. Burney L. Baker K. Fuller T. Tate Service Awards: D. Martin B. Martin Outstanding Vocalist: S. Sprague Outstanding Instrumentalist: D. Dermer Outstanding Musician: L. Meredith A nnual A wards Assembly May 30,1973 M. Newman was awarded the Liberty Woman’s Club Service Award, the Liberty Taxpayers’ Association Plaque, and the Robert Rothblatt Memorial Award in Government. Science and Math A wards Bausch and Lomb Medal: M. Bessen Math Award in memory of Dolly Sturman and Science Award in memory of Sheldon Cohen: S. Lipkowitz Dr. Riesenberg Science Award: S. Schiff Deming Payne Memorial Award: J. Jacobs 126 P.T.A. Certificates of Recognition C. Barrett H. Beck M. Bessen D. Bivins B. Brian L. Burney J. Chandler J. Deppa D. Dermer J. Diamond R. Ekker T. Ellison B. Hasbrouck D. Hogencamp L. Holmes P. Hulse M. Ippolito J. Jacobs D. Kreindler S. Lipkowitz J. Markman L. Martin J. Masters L. Meredith R. Morgans M. Newman G. Siletsky T. Van Slyke W. Tuttle L. Weinstein B. Lerner S. Schiff Row I, I. to r: R. Ekker, B. Lerner, L. Meredith. M. Newman, L. Weinstein, W. Tut- tle. Row 2: S. Schiff, J. Markman, T. Ellison, S. Lipkowitz, J. Jacobs, H. Beck. Row 3: L. Martin, L. Burney, D. Bivins, J. Masters, D. Dermer, C. Barrett, B. Brinn. Eisenberg Memorial Award: T. Esolen Driver Education Award: G. Burns Sabloff’s Golden Hammer Award: D. Bivins Rotary’s Industrial Art Award: J. Masters Mr. and Mrs. H. Rudner Memorial Art Award: B. Brinn N. Fanning receives the Wm. Meredith Nursing Award. Russel Sage Outstanding Junior Girl: E. Pollack Hall’s Jewelers Awards: L. Weinstein J. Jacobs Sullivan County English Teacher’s Award: L. Weinstein Pythian Sister's Perseverance Awards: W. Tuttle E. Yaskanich Clara Rubenzahl Home Ec. Award: L. Martin White Sulphur Springs PTA Awards: D. Hogencamp G. Siletsky Elks Citizenship and Service Awards: J. Markman J. Diamond 127 Academic Block Academic Award Recipients 1 Service Award Recipients 2 Vicki Atkins 1 Thomas Balletta 1 Laurie Beimler 1 Darrell Berman 2 Barbara Beseth 1 Matthew Bessen 1, 2 Dennis Bivins 2 Barbara Blank 2 Brian Brinn 1, 2 Diane Brinn 2 Dolores Corigliano 1 Laurie Cox 1 Alan Crary 2 Patricia Cronk 1 Joyce Deppa 2 Jay Diamond 1 Sylvia Dzurica 1 Geraldine Ekker 1 Jeanne Ellison 1 Tom Ellison 2 John Erts 2 Michael Etess 1, 2 Michael Ezratty 1 Nancy Fanning 1 Philip Fanning 1 Steve Foster 1 Cynthia Fridley 1 Carlene Fritz 1 Ricky Fuller 1 Terry Gabrielson 1 Reisa Gerber 2 Gail Goldman 1. 2 Jeffrey Goldner 1 Joanne Goldstein 2 Ronald Greenberg 1 Barbara Hamlin 1 Nancy Hasbrouck 1,2 Patti Hasbrouck 1 Melody Hector 1 Kathy Higgins 1 Mary Ippolito 2 Jerry Jacobs 1, 2 Kellie Joseph 1 Harry Kaiser 1 Lizbeth Kalina 1 Bruce Katz 1 Linda Katz 1, 2 Eugene Kehrley 1 Bonnie Klein 1 Lori Kl lin 1 Wendy Kleinman 1 Robert Koval 1 Donald Kreindler 1, 2 Ena Levine 2 Stanley Lipkowilz 1 Michael Lofaro 1 Judy MacNair 1 Janet Malachowsky 1 Jody Markman 1, 2 Deborah Martin 1 Michael McCarty 1 Rhonda Morgans 1 William Myers 1 Merilee Newman 1 Timothy Nickou 1 Karl Nitsche Michael Novasei 1 Robert Oliver 2 Cynthia Parks 1 Pamela Parry 2 Eileen Pollack 1, 2 Sharon Prizant 1,2 Debra Rapenske 1 Linda Rapenske 1, 2 Joan Rinehart 1, 2 Jayne Salonich 1 Pamela Savage 1 Mary Scarvalone 1 Steven Schiff 1 Kathy Schmit 1, 2 Debra Scott 1 Larry Scott 2 Eric Seiler 1, 2 Steve Shelley 2 Leanne Shepard 1 George Siletzky 1 Margaret Smith 1 Pattiann Stoddard 1 Linda Steele 1 Debra Stolinas 1 Susan Stuart 1, 2 Joseph Symanski 2 William Townsend 1 Thomas Van Slyke 1 Beth Washousky 1 Michael Weiner 1 Lois Weinstein 1, 2 Robin Weinstein 1 Rena Weissman 1 David Wicks 1 Jay Weiner 2 James Wood 1, 2 Talis Yaun 1 Teddy See 1 A thletic Block L At the Annual Athletic Block L Award Banquet held on June 7, the following awards were pres- ented: Best Senior Athlete: Ivan Richards. Sportsmanship Award: Steve Foster. Perseverance Award: Glenn Osterhout. Coach Ross Scholastic Football Award: Stan Lipkowitz. Football — Best Linemen: Ed Roth and Glenn Cross. Football — Best Back: Jim Masters. Best Cross Country Runner: Hersey Basemore. Best Wrestler: Jim Masters. Best Skier: Steve Schiff. Most Valuable Basketball Player: Ivan Richards. Best Defensive Basketball Player: Mario Berry'. Best Team Basketball Player: Jay Diamond. Best Track Man: Glenn Osterhout. Most Valuable Baseball Player: Ivan Richards. Best Golfer: Rad Yaun. Best Tennis Player: Keith Raggio. The most valuable Girl Athlete for 1973 was Pamela Hulse. 129 SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS Football Teams Provide Autumn Excitement 1st row: I. Richards, C. Hamlin. J. Masters, L. Holmes. D. Dermer. S. Lipkowitz. G. Oslerhout, E. Roth. S. Foster. C. Barrett. L. Allison. 2nd row: J. Cart- land. B. Benton. J. Kinne. G. Crass. A. Fimognari, T. Brooks, R. Koval. R. Krauspe. A. Crary. Row 3: K. Jackson. H. Kaiser. R. Keator, J. Yuen. Row 4 Coach Rapenske, R. Oliver, L. Burney, A. Picard. T. Corigliano, G. Buck, P. Fanning, D. Wicks, J. Hopkins. Coach Witherwax. Liberty RECORD Opponent 8 Ellenville 10 14 Marlboro 18 0 Roundout Valley 3 26 Pine Bush 6 12 Red Hook 0 18 New Paltz 20 24 Onteora 0 23 Wallkill 0 6 Highland 13 J.V. FOOTBALL The Little Indians gave strong indication of great things to come when they went undefeated in 9 contests. Mr. Francisco instituted the triple option offense that allowed Lofaro, Cohen, Matthews and com- pany to ramble for 204 points. Meanwhile a stubborn defense was holding opponents to a mere 38 points a game. Mr. Witherwax suffered his first losing season as head coach of var- sity football this year. However, none of the losses lacked excitement. Liberty lost a total of five games, the largest margin being seven points. Any of those games could have gone the other way. Mr. Rapenske coached the defense that gave up only 70 points throughout the entire season. Jim Masters and Glenn Osterhout were named first team all-UCAL selections. , 'f% 132 Track and Cross Country Teams Seek More Participants RECORD Liberty 47 Marlboro Opponent 16 44 New Paltz 18 31 Wallkill 24 46 Red Hook 16 44 Coleman 15 37 Onteora 22 35 Rondout 20 18 Highland 43 44 Pine Bush 17 26 Ellenville 31 The Liberty Harriers surprised all of UCAL this year by placing eighth out of a field of eleven in the UCAL meet. Another unexpected surprise was the emergence of a quality runner, Herssey Bazemore. Herssey’s accomplishments were: fourteenth place finish in UCAL, tenth in the section nine meet, and a respectable showing in the state meet. 133 L to r.: J. Goldstein, T. Yaun. R. Bridges, S. Foster, M. Berry, T. VanSlyke, G. Ostcrhout, K. Jackson, R. Yaun, T. Ellison, J. Chandler. H. Kaiser, T. Froleich, Coach Mr. Emery. Center: J. Diamond. I. Richards. Varsity Basketball Liberty 52 Coleman 53 A X-Mas Tournament Liberty 79 Red Hook 71 H Liberty 52 Ramapo 67 HTaUs Liberty 61 Ellenville 44 H Liberty 54 Tapan Z 60 H’Falls Liberty 77 Highland 44 A Liberty 73 Rondout Valley 63 A U.C.A.L. Championship Liberty 82 Pine Bush 60 H Liberty 51 Marlboro 50 Liberty 73 Wallkill 57 A Liberty 70 New Paltz 43 H Sectionals Liberty 50 Onteora 55 A Liberty 51 Rondout Valley 50 Liberty 61 Rondout Valley 56 H Liberty 61 Ellenville 57 Liberty 46 Pine Bush 40 A Liberty 46 Cornwall 51 Liberty 79 Wallkill 55 H Liberty 68 Marlboro 52 H Liberty 73 New Paltz 53 A Liberty 83 Onteora 41 H Junior Varsity Basketball L to r.: Coach Mr. Riente, J. Jackson, B. Wicks, G. Buck, P. Fanning, R. Bid- dings. D. Wicks, M. Etess. Kneeling M. James. M. Cohen. M. Lofaro. T. Zee. R. Kramer. R. Duffy. Rou 1. . to r.: B. Hasbrouck. Pres. N. Fanning. T. Pollack. Adv. Mr . Nishman. Row 2: S. Stuart. P. Hulse, S. Teller, H. Turner. M. Cawley, N. Pate. Leader's Club Golf Team L to r.: Coach Mr. Hansen. B. Kramer. E. Seiler. R. Yaun, M. Etess, K. Nitschke, J. Beck. 135 Rote 1,1, to r.: R. Wurtzel. T. Nickou, K. Raggio. K. Raggio. L. Berg, R. Greenberg. Rote 2: T. Stewart, S. Schiff. J. Hirseh. L. Epstein. Row 3: H. Grund. H. Beck, S. Berg. Ski Teams Row . . to n: A. Riesenberg, B. Stier, S. Teller, J. Kollhoff. T. Van Slyke, B. Alless, Adv. Mrs. Nishman, S. Stewart. Row 2: D. Bessen, L. Blank. C. Blank. J. Parry , M. Boyd.S. Ross, K. Kollhoff, A. Anderson. M. Balletta. K. Matthews. 136 Row 1.1, to r.: R. Burke. H. Rodriquez. R. Ekker. B. Burgio. R. Kealor. C. Slruna. Rou 2: R. Oliver. B. Nolan. W. Illing. K. Steele. T. Corigliano, G. Corigliano. J. Masters. J. Krupka. Coach Mr. Francisco. Varsity and J. V. Wrestling Row 1. . to r.: 0. White. G. Gabriel, S. Rodriquez, T. Goetz. Rou 2: Coach Mr. Schulte. S. Many. J. Krupka. R. Kline. R. Oliver. 137 Seated. I. to J. Hirwh. M. Weiner. L. Epstein, H. Grumi. Standing: M. McCarty, D. Shiller, K. Raw� . J. Jacobs. Coach Mr . Nishman. Tennis Teams L to r: J. Wahrhaftig, B. Blank. L. Kalina, N. Slier, Coach Mrs. Barner. E. Pollack, L. Shepherd, A. Lymar. K. Higgins, T. Yaun, L. Walker. 138 VARSITY: Left: S. Tuttle, N. Hasbrouck. J. Dcppa. Crater: L. Rapenske. S. Sims. D. Vigeant. Right: J. Chandler, B. Hasbrouck, B. Klein. Varsity and J. V. Cheerleaders Keep the Spirit Going at L.C.H.S. 139 RECORD Liberty Opponents 12 Ellenville 4 8 Roundout Valley 1 12 Pine Bush 7 0 Wallkill 1 4 New Paltz 3 10 Pine Bush 6 5 New Paltz 9 4 Onteora 1 13 Onteora 4 1 Roundout Valley 5 2 Wallkill 0 1 Marlboro 7 3 Goshen 2 1 Alhertus Magnus 9 Varsity and J. V. Baseball 1st rou . . to r: R. Fuller, S. kal . T. Boyil. M. G h« n. 2nd row: K. Atkins, G. Corigliano. J. Polcy. A. Williams. K. Ham- lin. E. Sostak. Top, L to r.: Coach Schulte. B. Benton. B. Wicks. I. Litwak, J. Krupka. J. Katz, D. Wicks. 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