Lyons High School - Lyons Tale Yearbook (Lyons, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1961 volume:

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The structures of our forefathers were built to withstand the elements, the aqueduct of the old Erie Canal, the old mill, the octagonal blacksmith shop, the little red schoolhouse, and the church with the cemetery near-by. These existing proofs of our ancestors' strength, endurance, intelligence, and faith should be a challenge to us in this world of conflicts. Will we, today's young men and women, be able to carry on this inspiring tradition set forth by our forefathers? ghenlitaiiun VIVIAN M. HENRY The members of the Senior Class of 1961 wish to dedicate this edition of the Lyons Tale to our adviser, Miss Vivian Henry, whose sincere helpfulness has contributed greatly towards its success. Guiding and directing us in our task, Miss Henry has been the keystone in the production of this yearbook. Without her patience and experience, the book you now hold could never have been published. So it is with our deepest gratitude and appreciation for your endless faith in us, and for all your efforts, that we thank you by dedicating this yearbook to you --------------- MISS HENRY F 0 gin emnrmm :Hun 252111521 On August 27, 1960, Cpl. Jon Hansel, while serving with the Marines near Nago on Okinawa, was instantly killed when the vehicle in which he was riding missed a curve and over- turned.. A Marine escort accompanied the body of Cpl. Han- sel from the Far Pacific base to New York, a distance of near- ly 10,000 miles. He was buried with full military honors on September 10. Since Ion was a graduate of our school and an ex-athlete, we dedicate this page of our yearbook to him. 5' Q 41111 emurmm i nrmzm 01. Ernst The sudden death of our beloved guidance counselor and teacher on March 6, 1960, was a great shock to everyone. For seventeen years Mr. Brust had faithfully helped us through our difficult times. Although he is not here to assist us personally, his wise advice will continue with us through our remaining years. As a token of our appreciation, we would like to dedicate this page of our yearbook to a man who was dearly loved by all. ma aier Far above all other High Schools Stands our L, H, S, g We have always won the honors, We will take no less. Chorus: Raise the chorus, speed it onward! Let our voices ringgg Hail to thee, dear Lyons High School We shall ever sing. In athletics and in classes Lyons takes first place, For we have the student body That can set the pace. x K 46,51 I M .4 'fn 'sn . V 7 , A, - . ,iw H , ' wp W' 7.5 f's'L5,gw Q 4 , f- ' , 7' ng r -,. 1. 'fn 4 -, 'Q' gf, fu V 4 - -, 'f ' 53,1 'V 'J 'fi Q 'H fx, ' x. ' A my Z 1 4--53.1 w.:,am..f . k ,. , , J, T, BAXTER MORTON Supervising Principal The Emerging Challenge for You The challenge of the years and events of the future will be yours to act on through new goals and concepts. During your span of time, change and new- ness have brought great material progress, com- fort and satisfaction, We have learned to travel farther and faster, communicate more quickly, in- vent greater destructive power and amass more knowledge regarding strange phenomena than any generation. Yet our progress has resulted in a world confounded with fear and frustration. The education you have received has been more comprehensive than even the preceding gen- eration would have thought possible. With this accumulation of knowledge which should help you meet the challenge of the future, we hope you have developed a quality of understanding and found guiding principles for your life. We hope you have learned the indispensability of love to every human being, of relatedness to someone and of being of value to others. Our interdependence with others is the most encom- passing fact of human realityg our personalities are made by our contacts with others. It is simple kindness for which all mortals hunger, The pivot on which our lives must revolve is the realization that everyone is a dignified, essential human soul, Your emerging challenge is to utilize the comprehensive knowledge you have acquired and the simple truths of human relations to find a solution to the world's fears. Go forth and serve your fellow men with the thought that you will improve the changing world of your youth. WORDS F WISDOM ELBERT S, ATWOOD Vice-Principal Judge Yourself Most Seniors approach graduation with mixed feelings, Through the years many have taken for granted the opportunities offered by the school and the guidance of their parents. They now begin to realize that they are about to close one era and approach a more mature challenge in life. The time to summarize and utilize that which has passed in these formative years now becomes imperative. Some things seem to have immediate importance, while other things may appear as non-essential for the future. As you assume the role of a young adult citizen, it might be well to ask yourself: Has accepting become a habit? What have I given in return? Are material things paramount in my future planning? If you can answer these honestly, you will realize that much of your future happiness will de- pend upon your capacity to be of service to others, The happiness you help create for others will de- termine the degree of your own happiness and self esteem. This is the criteria for lasting success, BOARD OF EDUCATIO WILLIAM C, LASHER IOI-IN M, LENTS Presldent V106 Presldent VINCENT I. AMICO GEORGE I-I, ILSE D1str1ct Supermtendent PAUL T, BUISCH WILLIAM FEDOR HELEN GRUEN WILLIAM I, SMART CARL A, DEUCHLER Clerk 9 JOHN H, BARRETT Agriculture B,S, Cornell University EARL BUCHANAN Science B. S. Cornell University JACOB J, BURROUGHS Mathematics B. S. Cortland State 'IO HAROLD V, BARTLETT Psychologist M, S, Syracuse University ROGER A, BUELL Citizenship Education M. S. Syracuse University HARRIETT C, CARTER French and Latin M. A. Middlebury College RICHARD G. BLACKWELL Physical Education M, S, Ithaca College PAULINE J, BURGESS School Nurse R, N, Rochester General Hospital xy , it ,,, iii ROBERT J, CRAM ER Science B, S, Florida State LELAND J. BOICE Physical Education B, S, Ithaca College MARY D, BURKE Business B, S, Albany State EDNA D. CRANE Reading and Spelling Oswego State is .. ,t E eff L ii? ' KATHERINE C, ELY GENE R, DE PORTER Eiglgsh DAVID E. DE GROAT Readinghingi Spelling Radcliffe English , , ' ' B A Springfield College Houghton College PAUL H, FARVER Guidance Director M. 5. Westminister College NANCY J. GIBSON Home Economics B. 5. Buffalo State HELEN L, FLEEGEL English M. A. Nazareth IRENE B, GILLETTE Dental Hygienist Eastman ,ve :rv REV. MANFRED P. F LE ISC HER Germ an A. B. Wagner K i, E Litr JOHN GOULD Science M. S. St, Lawrence DR, DAVID ENNIS School Physician M, D. Harvard University BESSIE G, FLETCHER Physical Education M. S. Cortland State EDWARD 1. GULLO Citizenship Education B. S. LeMoyne College 'll RUTH E, HARRIS E . Zglgsh VIVIAN M. HENRY ' 'A - English Syracuse University B S ANTHONY I, KHOURY Buffalo State Citizenship Education B. A. Hobart BARBARA LYTLE lf? DONALD G. ' ' MAC NAUGHTON Albany State Mathematics B.s. University of Rochester JAMES MAGILL English M. A. University of Rochester RUTH M. MARTIN Laaragan MARY R, MEAD U ' ' , . Mathematics Columbia University Geneseo State 12 LOUIS C, MOLISANI Driver Training B. S. Ithaca College FRANK F, LAWRENCE Citizenship Education B. A. Alma College HOWARD U. MARSHALL Industrial Arts Oswego State V, y 52. at d it ., -. 1-am ff ' ' In 5,5 4 V,f.Sg,.g, 'I Wa- fix ' 15. '- 13. A., gi , . , W.. A ,L Q. it 54 ' ' A f. iffiivh , ei' RICHARD L, NICHOLSON Industrial Arts M. S. Oswego State ROBERT J. RESUE HORACE W, REES Music , B. M. JANET E. READ Sclence Eastman Math B.s. B. S. Mansfield State REV. CYRIL ROBERTS Music B. D. Chancellor's College Mansfield State MERCEDES V. TIERNEY Business PAUL A. THURKINS B S JosEPH SLATTERY Ilguglc Albany state Science I ' ' B S St. Vincent College Syracuse University In appreciation to all the faculty and school personnel --- NORMAN A. WILLIAMS Art B. A. Syracuse University We, the Senior Class of 1961, would like to express our gratitude for the help and advice you have given us during our four years at L.C. S. Your unceasing patience and sincere help- fulness have contributed greatly toward our happiness and success. We would like to express our appreciation to each of you for the keen interest you have shown in us during our high school years. I3 STANDING Leonard Raguso Arthur Emmel Anthony Paliotti Walter Ferguson Angelo Luenella William Burton KNEELING Edward Horton Clifford Taft Joseph Trombino Donald Emmel 14 4,41-' CUSTODIANS Ralph D'Amato Ralph Knittel BU DRI ERS Clifford Taft, head mechanic, keeps the busses rolling. 1-'Nag SCHOOL SECRETARY Rosemarie lvluro CAFETERIA TAFF nj Alice Felten May Luenellu Franees Knapp, Manager Hazel Coon Arlene Schreiber 15 THE Theodore Hill Assistant Editor Barbarba Bernhardt Feature 16 Rita Studer Editor Horace W. Rees Business Adviser Vivian M. Henry Adviser Da vid Bradley Marie Sc ulli Sports Advertising STAFF Bonnie Barnmaker Photography William Lasher Business Manager LAN qysbix ' ' hi- iv fm? , 2 . f F ? Q -,,,1,w , ,,w,g,QW . SN Mir' 2 Wg5,g, sff':'ffS4fe-g2m??Pf W f' fx -W . A fy! gk, 1 , N' Q, wr, X A . 13 zafQs3'fsF,y1', Kfa a vc' van. -wg .fa we -v 1 5 fx'k55?5SiA m2'5fik'51f 521. r'?:K i l11'a.f1:,f2-Hw ff ii ka: .L k ' V ,':'H' , '..'fXSqf5'1. i1L-A bfi' 452 f A ' f' K .ww CLASS HISTGRY Time has flovm swiftly since the beginning of our freshman year, lt is saddening to think that we won't return again next year, but as we, the Class of 1961, look thoughtfully back on our four years at L, C, S., we find memories of successes and of failures, Our energetic class started off with Phyllis Rooke as our president and Mr, Mac Naughton as our adviser, The only money making project we had was a bake sale, John Beal headed our sophomore class and Mr. Gould was our adviser. On the agenda were a bake sale and the sale of fruit cakes. Could anyone forget the confusion of order mix-ups? We were really moving in our junior year when Ted Hill was elected president and Mr. Williams was chosen as our class adviser. We sponsored the refreshment stand at the football games and sold book covers and stationery. Finally, it was our turn to plan the Junior Prom, Three Coins in a Fountain, We workedhard and our efforts paid off, even though the decorations were a bit too realistic, Although the junior rings put a dent in our pocketbooks, they really made us feel like upperclassmen, At last, we entered our final year, selecting the same president and adviser, Like our predecessors we took over the milk bar and the refreshment stand at the basketball games,In our magazine sales we really outdid ourselves by going over our quota of 35,5005 of this we were very proud, Our long awaited Senior Ball, Winter Paradise , was held on December 23, with the Mellotones providing the music, The decorations were beautiful and well worth our planning. These activities, along with the senior play, so enriched our treasury that we were able to take the trip to Washington during the second week in May, With the singing of the Alma Mater and the playing of Pomp and Circumstance on ,T une 23, our Commencement night, the class of '61 will go confidently forth to face new horizons and other landmarks. THEODORE HILL Ted President '60-'61 Honor Society '60-'Sl Yearbook, Co-editor '60 Varsity Club '60-'61 Varsity Club President '61 Cheer Club '57-'61 School Paper, Co-editor '60 Football '57-'61 Baseball '59 Intramurals '59- '61 RITA STUDER Tiger Secretary '61 Honor Society '60-'61 Yearbook, Editor '61 Band '57-'61 Girls Ensemble '60-'61 G.A.A. '57-'61 Cheer Club '57-'61 Intramurals '57-'61 NORMAN A . WILLIAMS ADVISERS RICHARD L. NICHOLSON JOHN BEAL Beazle Vice-president '61 President '59 Honor Society '61 Yearbook '6l Chorus '57-'61 Varsity Club '61 Cheer Club '59-'61 Cheer Club President '60 Football '61 Basketball '57-'6l Baseball, l.V. '59 BONNIE BARNMAKER Bon Treasurer '57, '61 Secretary '59-'60 Honor Society '60-'61 Standard Bearer '61 Yearbook Photography '61 Chorus '59-'60 Orchestra '59-'61 G.A.A. '57-'61 Cheer Club '57-'61 Intramurals '57-'61 IUDIT H BARCLAY ROBERT BARNHART Jud Bob Cheer Club '57-'61 Ch01'11S '57-'61 Prgjection Club '59-'61 G. A. A. '57,'61 DAMON BARNES Cheer Club '57-'61 Newspaper '59 Intramurals '57-'61 Bobby Varsity Club '58-'61 Football, J. V. '57 Football, Varsity '58 - '61 Basketball, J. V. '58 Basketball, Varsity '59- '6 1 Baseball, LV, '57 Baseball, Varsity '58- '61 3 CARO LYN BEADER Carol Honor Society '61 Yearbook Staff '61 MARILYN BEADER Cheer Club '57- '61 Newspaper Staff '57, '59 Blue Band '57-'61 Orchestra '58-'61 Chorus '57 Intramurals '58 Honor Society '61 Yearbook Staff '61 Cheer Club '57 -'61 Blue Band '57-'61 Orchestra '58-'61 Chorus '57 BARBARA BERNHARDT Barbie Honor Society '60-'61 Yearbook Feature Ed. '61 Chorus '59-'61 G. A. A. '57-'61 Cheer Club '57-'61 Class Secretary '68 Intramurals '57 -'61 Cheerleader I. V. '58-'59 Cheerleader Var. '60-'61 PHILIP BLANDINO Phil Varsity Club '59-'61 Vice-President '60 Cheer Club '57-'59 ELETHA BORNHEIMER Honor Society '61 Yearbook Staff '61 JOHN BUEK ch0rus'5'1-'59 HB1iekyn Girls' Ensemble '59-'61 Cheer Club '58-'61 Orchestra '57-'61 CAROL BOWLER HBOW.. Honor Society '61 Yearbook Staff '61 Chorus '57-'61 G. A. A. '57-'61 Cheer Club '57-'61 Orchestra '57-'61 Intramurals '57, '59, '60 IEANNE BRAGUE Jeanie G. A. A. '57-'61 DAVID BRADLEY Cheer Club '57-'61 U Daveu Intramurals '57-'61 Honor Society '60-'61 Yearbook Sports Editor '61 Cheer Club '57-'61 Football, LV. '58, '60 Manager '57 VINCE BRUCE Cheer Club '60 Football J.V. '60 Foreign Exchange Student from Australia CARMEN CASSAVINO Carmie Class Vice-President '57 Cheer Club '57-'61 Vice-President '59 Basketball Manager '57, '59 Intramurals '58, '59 Baseball Manager '57, '58, Golf '59 'NW TCT!! DAVID CUMMINGS Dave Football J. V. '57 Football Varsity '59, '60 Basketball J.V. '58 Basketball Varsity '59-'61 22 IM HW! PATRICIA DAVIS Tress H G. A. A. '57, '58 Cheer Club '57 Newspaper Staff '61 Intramurals '57, '58 ELLEN CLOSS FIossie Mixed Chorus '57-'61 Orchestra '58-'61 Girls' Ensemble '59-'61 G. A. A. '57-'61 Cheer Club '57-'61 Newspaper Staff '58 ' , : .r: qt ,i'.. Hy ip I s.,t 62 ,.. eisr QW, , ABRAHAM DE NEEF ..Abe.. F.F.A. '58 President '59 Vice- President '60 SERVASS DE WIND Gunner F. F. A. '57-'61 Secretary '59 ViCe'President '61 Varsity Club '57-'61 Cheer Club '57 Football '57-'61 Basketball, Frosh. '57 Baskerball, J.V. '58 Basketball, Varsity '59 Baseball, J.V. Baseball, Varsity '60-'61 HELEN ENN IS Honor Society '61 Yearbook Art Editor '59 DIANE ECKERT G, A, A, -57:61 ..Di.. Chorus '57-'61 G. A. A. '57-'58 Intramurals '57-'58 Cheer Club '57, '61 Newspaper '57-'58 Intramurals '57-'61 RICHARD EVANGELIST IUDITH FALKE Ernie Yud Varsity Club '57-'61 Chorus '57-'61 cheer Club '57-'59 LINDA EVERHART G.A.A '57 - '61 J.V. Football '58-'61 Varsity Football '60 Bowling '57-'60 Golf '53-'50 .. Lyn.. Chorus '57-'61 G. A. A. '57-'61 Cheer Club '57 51 Intramurals '57-'61 Class Secretary '57 Newspaper Staff '60 - '61 Cheer Club '57-'61 Intramurals '57-'61 PAUL FOWLER Freshman Chorus '57 Cheer Club '57-'61 Intramurals '57, '59 EDWARD GANSZ ..Ed.. F.F.A. '58-'60 Vice-President '59 24 JAMES FRIND Jim Cheer Club '57-'61 JANE FREMOUW Basebalr, J.v. '59-'60 .'Frem.. G. A. A. '57-'61 Cheer Club '57-'61 Band '57-'61 Intramurals '57-'61 if THOMAS GARDNER Tom Cheer Club '57-'61 SHARON GARDNER Football, J.V. '58-'59 Sherry Football, Varsity '60 Class Vice-President '59 Chorus '57-'61 G. A. A. '57-'61 Cheer Club '57-'61 Intramurals '57-'61 WILLIAM GIDDINGS RONALD HART Goat Ronnie cheer ciub '57-'59 Football, J.v. '57-'58 Football. J.v, '57-'59 SANDRA GILLETTE Basketball, J.v, '58 Basketball, Fresh. '57 Basketball, LV. '58 Basketball, Varsity '59 Golf '59 Table Tennis '57-'60 ELIZABETH HARVEY ..HarV.. Intramurals '58 San Mixed Chorus '61 G.A.A. '57-'61 Cheer Club '57-'61 Band '57-'61 Intramurals '57-'61 ' Y ROGER HUMB ERT E ..ROg.. Basketball, LV, '58 PATRICIA HOSFORD Basketball, Varsity '59 Heff Baseball, J. V. '58 Mixed Chorus '57-'Gl G.A.A. '51--ei' G. A. A. Secretary '58 Vice-President '59 President '60 Cheer Club '57-'61 Newspaper Staff '59 Intramurals '57-'61 Golf, Varsity '58-'61 Cheer Club '57-'61 HONORE JAMES Bugsy Honor Society '61 Yearbook Staff '61 Mixed Chorus '59-'61 Br0ph G. A. A. '57-'61 Cheer Club '57-'61 Newspaper Editor '60 Newspaper staff '61 Intramurals '57-'61 BENJAMIN IELOMONO Cheer Club '57, '60 Football. Varsity '57 Table Tennis '58-'59 Baseball, J.V. '59 Intramurals '53-'59 'Wham- MARJORIE KOMMER Marge G. A. A. '57-'61 Cheer Club '57-'61 ' I Intramurals '57-'61 RICH RIC HARD K RUSEMARK Projection Club '58-'59 26 DAVID KNITTEL Dave Honor Society '61 Yearbook staff '61 Cheer Club '59-'61 Newspaper Exchange Editor Newspaper Editor '61 '6 CAROL LANCASTER Dick Band '58-'61 Intramurals '57-'61 WILLIAM LASI-IER Bill Honor Society '60-'61 Yearbook Business Manager '61 JAMES LAUSTER Standard Bearer '61 Mixed Chorus '57-'61 Newspaper Staff '58-'61 Newspaper Co-Editor '59 n '- Cheer Club '57-'60 Projection Club '57-'61 Basketball Manager '57 WALTER LOCK WOOD Walt I:.I:.A. '58 F.F.A. Treasurer, '59-'61 JOHN MARSHALL SUSAN LEWIS Hsue.. Mixed Chorus '57-'61 G. A. A. '57-'61 Cheer Club '57-'61 Newspaper Staff '60 Newspaper Co-Editor '61 Intramurals '57-'61 X X N, F h v ANGELA MERCURIO Ang Cheer Club '60 47 MARCIA MILLER Marce Chorus '59-'61 G. A. A. '57-'61 Cheer Club '57-'61 Newspaper '59-'61 Newspaper Co-Editor '59 Intramurals '57-'61 .ia ROBERT MOLINARO Bob Cheer Club '57-'59 MELINDA MILLER Newspaper Staff '60 Basketball Manager '57 Chorus '57 Baseball Manager '57 G. A. A. '57-'59 Cheer Club '57- 61 Newspaper Staff '59-'61 Intramurals '57-'59 'S' JOHN MOOSE BEVERLY PALIOTTI Miece Bev Chorus '60 G. A.A. '57-'60 Varsity Club '60 MARVIN OTTNOD cheer Club '58-'61 Cheer Club '57 61 uMagOOn Intramurals '57-'60 Projection Club '57 Football, J.v. '57-'59 Vf1fSifYC1Ub '59 61 Football, Varsity '59-'61 Cheer Club '57 BaS6ba11, LV. '57-'59 Class Vice-President '59 Baseball, Varsity '59,'61 Basketball, LV. '57, Var, '58-'61 Bowling '57,-59 Baseball, LV. '57-'59, Var, '60 Intramurals '57 -'61 STEVEN RONAL ll ll Varsity Club '60 Cheer Club '57-'61 PHYLLIS SQOKE Football, J.v. '57-'59 'PW' Football, Varsity '59-'60 Honor Society '61 Basketball, J.v. '53 Ywbofiksfjlff '61 Baseball, Lv. '57-'59 2'1jQ?'El,iZQ,'Qfe.58-.6, Baseball, Varsity '59-'61 G.A.A. '51-'61, Treasurer 'eo Cheer Club '57-'61 Cheer Club, Secretary-Treasurer '58 Q 4 KAREN SCHLEEDE Karrie Cheer Club '5'7- '61 Class President '57 Class Treasurer '59 Intramurals '57-'61 KATHLEEN SCHNABEL Katha F. H. A. '57 cheer Club '57-'61 ARTHQR SfHUTT Newspaper Staff '61 Aff Intramurals '57-'61 Cheer Club '57-'61 MARIE SCULL1 Shorty Honor Society '60-'61 Yearbook Advertising '60 Chorus '57-'61 G. A. A. '57- '61 Cheer Club '57-'Gl Band '57-'61 Orchestra '57-'Gl Girls' Ensemble '57-'61 Cheerleader, J.V. '57 Varsity '58-'61 Newspaper Staff '58-'59 lntramurals '57-'Gl CHESTER SWANN .5 MARY ANN TRICARICO Chet Mat Football, LV. '57 59 Honor Society '61 F0OIbH11. varsity '60 DAVID TAYLOR Yearbook Staff '61 Basketball, Frosh '57 Sam G,A.A, '53-'61 Table TC1'lD.iS Champ '59 Newspaper Staff '59 Baseball, LV. '57-58 Intl-glflurgls '57-'59 JEAN VITARO F.H.A. '57 Chorus '57-'61 G.A.A. '57 6l Cheer Club '57-'61 Intramurals '57-'61 30 waived may J AMES WEEKS IIA-rtyll Newspaper staff '57-'59 JOAN WAGWIAKER Cheer Club '57-'61 Wrggles Bowling '57-'59 Chorus '57-'61 Orchestra '57-'61 G. A. A. '57' '61 Cheer Club '57-'61 Intramurals '57-'61 Golf, Varsity '58-'60 Intramurals '57-'58 vERoN1cA WILLIAMS JOHN WYKLE ROI'lHiC H G-A-A- '57 51 Cheer Club '5'Z- '61 Cheer Club '57-'60 CLIFFQRD, YUNDER Basketball, J.v. '57-'59 Newspaper Staff '57-'59 Chff Basketball, Varsity '59 Lnr.ramu.ra1s '57-'61 S i F X 44 W E ALBERT YOUNG I ELAINE ZASO llJoeN llLeell G.A.A. '57 Cheer Club '57-'61 Cheer Club '58-'61 Basketball, J.V. '58-'59 Newspaper Staff '59 Golf, Varsity '59- '60 STA DARD BEARER Aim 'mt' S h This year Bonnie Barnmaker and William Lasher were selected as our standard bearers because of their outstanding record in leadership and citizen- ship. We are sure that they will carry on into the future, as have their predeces- sors, the duties of this honorable position. SENIOR HO OR STUDENTS William Lasher Ted Hill David Bradley Marilyn Beader Bonnie Barnmaker Rita Studer Phyllis Rooke Carolyn Beader Helen Ennis Barbara Bernhardt Joan Wagemaker Marie Sculli FOUR-YEAR HIGH SCHOOL AVERAGE CLASS AVERAGE -81. 468 96.833 95.444 94.111 93.472 93.305 92.083 91.75 91.472 91.0 90.916 90.805 90.333 13 13 15 16 17. 18. 19 20 21 22. 23. David Knittel Eletha Bornheimer Mary Ann Tricarico Carol Bowler David Cummings Ellen Closs Honore James John Beal Clifford Wunder Jane Fremouw Robert Molinaro Vince Bruce 89. 388 89. 388 89. 166 88. 305 88. 166 87. 722 87. 388 87. 277 86. 611 85. 527 85. 472 Honor Student THREE COINS A FCDU TAI 'led llill 1'1'ow115 Judy Barclay IIIILI Ibavc CIIIIIIIIIIIQS lung 111111 QIIUUII ol Olll' ,I1111111r l'ro111 011 IIIIIC IU, Illini. Hn. '31 gn . 11 U: - I sl. ,,? lJa11Ql11g 111 IIIC 111115111 ul' IJIJII I'11gc's Ibuvc Iiraullcy greets I11I111 Wylclu, Iiolu CIICSUAZI arc Marcizl Miller, l,Ju:111 lV1ol111am, Da vc C 11111 111 1 ngs, M11 swift, llo1111rcIz1111cs, 111111 lcd II1ll, Sculll, R11z1 Studcr, ZIIIQI IJ1r'lcNl1ll1,r 115 tlwy l1z111LI I11111 1l1u1r lickcts. . WINTER PARADI E For many of us, the words, Winter Paradise , December 23, and The Mello- tones , hold a special meaning, It was on this date that good ole St, Nick visited Lyons and helped the Seniors by collecting tickets at our Senior Ball, which was held in the high school gym. Even though the night was cold, we could find no fault because we were in such heavenly moods, Dancing to the music of the Mellotones was out of this world! The climax of the evening came when Ellen Closs and Steve Ronan were chosen to reign over our Paradise , attended by Carolyn Beader, Judy Barclay and Marcia Miller, All in all, it was the most wonderful night of our lives, one we shall never forget, Dreaming of Paradise Senior Ball Committee Chairmen Now since we all know sin2x+cos2x:l-- Miss Read's Trig class Step right up . SITTING: Dave Cummings, Rich Evangelist, Servass De Wing. STANDING: Joe Young, Bonnie Barnmaker, Rita Studer. Thirsty ? Milk Break lu...-QQHBR Buy a Lyons Tale? We hir the top. Honor Society Members Ir pays to advertise in Our yearbook! SITTING: Marie Sculli, Mr. Rees. STANDING:Karhe Schnabel, Bob Molinaro, Sue Lewis. Varden's helpers. What a day! Phyllis Rooke and Rita Studer ff k as rf Not aching backs - just aching fingers. COUNTERCLOCKWISE: Carol Lancaster, Carolyn Beader,Mary Ann Tricarico, Veronica Williams, Miss Tierney. 37 Studious students studying! Money problems! Dave Cummings How're sales? Top Magazine Salesmen Nose for News Bill Lasher - D. C. Reporter Helen Ennis - Geneva Times Reporter Moonlight and Roses CLOCKWISE: Joan Beiderbecke, Jim Weeks, Steve Ronan, Sue Lewis. Many hands make light work. 'N Open wider, Mary Ann! Mrs. Gillette and Mary Ann Tricarico Future plans in the making. Ellen Closs and Mr. Farver OVERHERE 4429 QVERTHERE at , Vince Bruce, Exchange Student from Australia Ted Hill, host to Vince V NCE SAY 2 I feel sure that the people of Lyons must be the friendliest in the world. I must admit that I approached the prospect of leaving home to spend a year in a foreign country with some trepidation, but my fears were unfounded, and I have really enjoyed my sojourn in your country, The warmth that the people of this community have displayed in showing me their way of life and their attitudes, has helped me immensely to understand America's position in the world today. This has endeared you to me and made me deeply grateful, so that it will be with deep regret thatl shall depart, carrying with me a far more accurate picture of the United States, her people, and their philosophies. I feel sure that the student from Lyons, who is selected to go overseas, will learn to understand the ideals of foreign peoples and will gain invaluable experience by which he will grow and mature to become a better adult. John Beal, Lyons Student to Germany MA Y THAN KS: I consider 'myself most fortunate to have been selected as the first American Field Service student from Lyons Central School to go abroad for the summer. My stay in Germany will be an ever- lasting memory, I would like to thank everyone who made this trip possible. I hope the student who goes abroad this year will be as fortunate as I was to have as fine a family as hosts, fx!! X .Um qi, . . , 'L F f 5 3212 'f 'n .M 1 ws x . vii' ,ew , 19 X J .,-1 if S E if 5- 5 M ' 1' Q ' S a X 49 'Q my fx if gvsqey' f Q33 'f - K ,V 1 Ekwk Win 5 53,1 f A is MV ' X igl E zyk .Qi k ki .. V ii 4 , I Q Q 3 Qandernlassmen -- With the strains of Pomp and Circurn- stance , We, the Seniors of 1961, pass on to you, as underclassrnen, the responsi- bilities of keeping the high standards and traditions that have built L, C. S. We can only hope that you will succeed where we have failed, striving to comprehend and solve the growing problems of our community and this great democ- racy. ' Time-H has run out since we, the Seniors of 1961 began our high school days four years ago. It . ,, A ' , kh 1 W i f 1,- ' 4 , V W I g y S W g , 1 +L- - fl ' ,1 JV W 4-7 llf- - -ni i 1 l. 7 1 ll ri r I i I X . 1 i C ASS GFFICER -, fs i .-vi -is Mr.De Porter . . Mr.Gou1d . . Deanne Gebell . Ioan Beiderbecke Judy Brendlinger . Donald Oakleaf . JUNIOR CLASS . . Adviser . . Adviser . Secretary . . Treasurer Vice-President . President FRESHMAN CLASS Anthony Santelli President Suzanne Arnirz . . . . Vice- President James Nellis . Treasurer Ioan Giesy . . Secretary Mr. Buchanan. . , Adviser S, A SOPHOMORE CLASS John Maloney . . Patricia Sculli . Susan Alvaro . . Elaine Studer . . Mrs . Carter . . s o . . .President Vice-President . .Secretary . .Treasurer . . Adviser 43 JU IOR C ASS ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW J. Brendlinger, R. Johnson, B. D'Amato, J. Miller, R. Rhodes I. Varelli, D. Hill, E. Rosen, J. Williamson, I. Milliken, D. Powell, W. Krue- ger, P. Tavano G. Tunnison, I. Cole, R. VandeVoorcle, G. Masser, R. Schreiber, W. McCord P. Robbins, C. Muir, D. Maine, M. De Cola P. Delohn, P. York, R. Hartnagel, C. Lasher, W. johnson, J. Jacques, W. Leitch R. Hurrt, T. Bradley. J. Harvey, J. Smith, D. Allen D. Oakleaf, M. BHSUEII1, I. Boeheim, W. Boggs, D. Fratangelo, J. Holly, H Williams, L. Brendlinger, C. Shade, R. Britten, D. Higgins, J. Hemingway JLI IOR CLASS ROW ROW ROW ROW ONE: P. Burt, G. Bassett, M. Gillette, J. Wraight, R. Parker, T. Ronga, M. Sever- ance, E. Sa ntelli TWO: K. Bartleson, J. Kommer, K. Classey, S. Dailey, N. Brignall, D. Gebell, B Lake, M. Bauer, J.Bc-ziderbecke, L. Linzy, M. Robinson, M. Schlee THREE: P. Pickett, M. Ely, L. Kotvis, R. Bishop, S. Miller, N. Stell, M. Fowler, E Belecki, L. Bartlett, D. Marsteiner, B. Crego, E. Marriott, G. Mittak FOUR: J. Pullen, L. Sperry, L. Barton, M. Cravatta, J. McCranels, J. DeSanto, B Perkins, L. Savage, C. Hartwell, E. Murphy, J. Wasser, D. Lewis, N. Murphy nn. SOPHQMCDRE CLASS ROW ROW RO W RO W RO W ONE: TWO: THREE: FOUR: FIVE: I. Oaklcaf, I. Vulenza, G. Plumcr, E. Stunlvr, N. Slllllil, M. li. Krucgi-r R, Moran, J. Knarr, P. Given, P. Dorralrlw, L. Rr-ynolds, R. Murslmll, I Tiballi, R. Hill, R. Parmclc B. Acchione, G. l'lemmi1rg1,er, C. Williams, A. Gcbcll, D. Downcy, R Loucks, D. Lasher, D. Burry, H, Barrett, J. DeTorio T. Fabrizi, A. DeSain, C. smith, C. Challcer, P. Marsteiucr, T. Diaz, F Hollenbeclc, R. Young, U. Bach, R. Jordan, W. Wing E. Schleede, R. Zimmerman, L. Wagemaker, D. Checcino, T. Gausz, W Fedor, W. Schlieman, D. Williams, M. Pruuer, J. Hall, J. DeVito, J. Carmcr, I. Maloney SOPHQMORE C ASS RO W RO W RO W RO W ROW ONE: G. Henry, B. Gillette, I. Dailey, S. Schleede, S. Clpriano TWO: J. Blanch, V. Tucker, P. Briggs, F. Rodriquez, S. Alvaro, P. Blandino, S Paliotti THREEg F. Bach, K. Pillcenton, M. A. Steele, H. Rich, I. Davis, D. Lockwood, W Miller, M. Moore, P. Sculli FOUR: A. Buisch, I. Shelters, F. Cataldi, M. Miller, P. Marr, R, Jordan, J. Diaz M. A. Arseneau, S. Schlee, P. Reddout FIVE: B. Bernhardt, A. Oliver, M. Rooke, J. Young, S. Schlcede, D. Gervel, P Walters, N. Wraight, E. Taylor, S. Mastracci, I. Tyler, I. Schnahel FRESHMAN CLASS ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ONE: TWO: THREE: FOUR: FIVE: L. D'Amato, M. Barclay, B. Noody, K. Lockwood, C. Glena, D. Hurst, A. Krusemark, D. Cataldi K. Stutz, A. VanKoeveringe, S. Gavitt, R. Zieno, A. Tyler, B. Bohner, B. Dagle, J. Resue, D. Baker, J. VandeVoorde, S. Jacob, C. VanDusen, J. Johnson O. Bailey, J. Marsteiner, R. Williamson, G. Attenboro, D. Conrad, S. Shipley, G. Schwab, R. Reibsome, M. Schetrompf, D. Oakleaf, L. Oakleaf, J. Giesy J. Burton, L. J. Mullin, R. Oakleaf Brown, J. Johnson, R. Moses, J. Ronan, S. Fremouw, C. Avoli, Martin, M. Amrose, R. Duchene, D. Reynolds, J. Gillette, L. S. Balogh, C. G. Molampy, Boggs, D. Barnes, J. Sollene, R. Courtney, G. Lester, T. Barton, C. Freeman, V. Loveless, J. Williams, S. Steyaart, J. Lents, F. Beyea, R. George FRESH MAN C ASS ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ONE: TWO: THREE: FOUR: FIVE: H. Baker, R. Spencer, J. Blanche, C. DeSanto, K. Closs, C. Varalli, B. Fern- dino, E. Tucker J. Pacello, R. Boor. I. Cipriano, C. Morey, E. Lash, G. Wilkinson, S. Classey, S. Evangelist, L. Miller, A. Wagner, M. Laudenslayer, R. Allen T. Giddings, C. Varalli, B. Hutchinson, B. Williams, D. McDaniel, A. Santelli, L. Hironimus, S. Pesarek, B. Bartleson, W. Gavitt, H. Dashney, D. Cole, J. Smith M. Norton, D.H61Tll.HgW3Y,.I.BClT12il'l, S. Benge, R. Nellis, L. Lasher, M. Facer, M. Stoughton, S. Arnitz, J. Engels, C. Bishop, M. Reynolds, A. Palone, M. Miller, F. Allen F. Petrus, E. Hemminger, J. Pilkenton, K. Kommer, S. Pruner, J. Stone, J. Burt C. Raymer, P. Murphy. I. Brague, C. Paton, I. Johnson, M. Perkins, C. Crego R. Sapp, J. Hecox EIGHTH GRADE ROW ONE: J. Hayes, N. Santelli, D. Paliotti, J. Pesarek, R. llironimus, W. Stell, D. Scott R. Clement ROW TWO: I. Molinaro, S. Hatsell, M. Rooke, G. Comella, D. Schnabel, B. Soggs, R. Rice, R. Giesy, S. Lane, R. Ferguson, A. Newman ROW THREE: R. Fisher, R. Leisenring, R. Marr, C. Miller, J. Stoetzel, R. Bailey, M. Santelli D. Andler, I. Fabre, C. Gruschow, R. Paliotti, D. King, T- Wasser ROW FOUR: J. Bliek, D. Featherly, D. Cuyler, M. Brewer, C. Santelli, S. Loveless, N. Lake C. Schwab, L. Cinelli, T. Voight, I. Boice, G. Frederick, K. Ennis EIGHTH GR DE ROW ONE: ROW TWO: ROW THREE: ROW FOUR: ROW FIVE: R. Wunder, W. Young, G. Tobacco, S. Hunt, D. Noody, D. Sovereign, K Robbins, C. Simmons T. O'Neil, W. Pries, D. DiRaddo, R. Weeks, F. Gargaro, L. Paliotti, C. Kachu- rak, R. Hartwell, B. Lehn, J. Reule, J. Humbert B. Salerno, S. Butler, R. Ohmann, F. DeAugustine, D. Dagel, R. Trombetti, D Bastian, J. Booth, C. Allen, N. Prentice, B.Wraight, N. Bullock, P. Kreiss, W. Kelley C. Buisch, G. Comella, R. Ochs, P. Patanzo, A. Stirpe, R. Cole, H. Bridger, S Muir, J. Shipley, A. Phillips, J. Booth, I. Engels, J. Bailey, W. Bond, K. Ander- son, G. Bowler I. Barclay, D. Bennett, G. Wunder, C. Stone, L. Grant, M. Buckel, B. Baker I. Bonnell, A. Moran, S. DeSain, W. Baker, M. Waldeck, G. Pullen, W Stephens, R. Bastian, T. Savage, C. Sizemore SEVENTH GR DE ROW ROW ROW ROW ONE: TWO: THREE: FOUR: S. Rees, L. Sage, J. Froehlich, I. Newman, D. Stell, P. Klage, L. Gruschow C. Clouse, P. Lockwood P. Mierke, R. Lash, L. Troke, R. Palladino, J. Lauster, B. Wright, M. Wasson R. Hill, R. Maloney, I. Knarr, D. Trombino, R. Buisch, J. Brady, A. Patanzo C. Lester, R. Prentice, C. Buisch, S. Rockefeller, S. Kitchen, D. Taylor, I Carrner, F. Reddout, A. Gabrielse, N. Brust, J. Buyck, T. Coye, T. Holtz W. Wagemaker, R. Baer, P. Plumer, T. Bullock, D. Macali, P. Sollene, T Fletcher, D. George, N. Balogh, D. Stead, R. Bartishevich, E. Shipley, D LaGasse, D. Nellis, R. Bartlett SEVENTH GR DE ROW ONE: ROW TWO: ROW THREE: ROW FOUR: ROW FIVE: G. Knarr, J. Farnsworth, M. Ferguson, S. Lararnee, L. Palladino, L. Johnson, M. DeTorio, L. Frind, Y. McMillin G. Vardabash, R. Marsteiner, R. Rankert, I. Briggs, D. Cataldi, I. Stone, L. Pruner, P. Mastracci, D. Boice, N. Hawman, L. Marr, H. Eckert, G. Linzy, R. Dykeman, R. l-lilfliker, R. Conoway, R. Wunder L. Vardabash, D. Bradshaw, E. Noody, D. Wilkinson, T. Miller, E. Mathews, G. Allen, E. Marsteiner, R. Roedts, E. Bauer, M. Musolino, T. Pullen, P. VanValkenburg, D. DeVito, N. Pries, L. Albrecht, L. Mead J. Santelli, C. Avery, I. Stephens, S. Bastian, G. Bassett, E. Stell, I. Sovereign S. Bassett, D. Sergeant, J. Avoli, E. Shaffer, R. Lisena, O. Kendrick, D. Adams, D. Rogers, C. Vanderlinde, G. Barclay M. E. Conoway, S. Davis, F. Miller, D, Rodriquez, R. Avery, K. Schetrompf, P. Marriott, D. Bridger, R. Perry, R. Sergeant, E. Hilfliker, W. Pullen, R. Fre- mouw, C. Boggs, F, Leddick, R. Bornheirner NOMA WINNERS Proficiency Spelling Certificates CLOCKWISE: David Checcino, Jill Schnabel, Sandra Marshall, Elaine Studer, Susan Alvaro. NEW AUDITORIUM In the Making Fall Of 1960 54 SCIENCE FAIR FINALISTS Winners in Rochester STANDING: Barbara Lake, Sharon Schlee, Ronald Parmele. SEATED: Joyce Miller. JUNIOR HIGH SPELLING CHAMPS Roberta Spencer, Thirdg Joan Giesy, First: James Nellis, Second. No hot rodders allowed on this list! SN' Future Carpenters Watch'em Wiggle! THINK! dis Madame Carter, le professeur de francais. Around the world in 45 minutes. Wait for us! Rembrandts of the '60's Quiet-Geuiuses at work! Curious chemists! Merle Schlee, Lenny Brendlingcr, Becky Parker, Judy Barclay, Mr. Cramer. Democracy in action. Mr. Magill's English class 1 Leaders of today. Leaders of tomorrow? EIGHTH GRADE HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS: David King, Santo DeSain, Georgia Comella, David Di Radda, Daniel Sovereign. This is our beloved Lyons. Mr. Gu1lo's history class. 57 133511 nut fnrgei - - - BENJAMIN IELOMONO On Sunday February 26 one of the best 11 ked boys 1n our class d1ed as a result of a skull fracture and brarn hemorrhage recerved 1n an auto a c C1 dent the afternoon before Hrs untrmely death whrch was a great shock to everyone saddened the whole commumty Benny was popular not only wrth hrs cla ss m a te s but also w1th everyone who ever knew h1m Although on the qulet srde Broph as he was mcknamed really knew how to have fun Benny was also a partrcrpant 1n sports and he was a member of thrs year s Varslty football team Slnce Benny would have gr ad uated wrth us we ded1cate thrs page to h1m and we w1sh to express our deepest sympathy to h1s famlly Mr and Mrs Anthony Jelomono and h1S s1ster Donna 1 1 0 1 3 a I 1 ' ' ' n n - ' 1 I l Q . . . . , 1 u 1 l 1 o u , - n ,V 6 E, '55 Y 4, Q S k 14- , 'Q .if Q' A wr, , . 5 K, X 5 V A. if 4' fl .A sh at ' W2 -. H PORT X Q I F, ,U P STANDING: D, DeAugustine, M, Ottnod, W, Johnson, T, Bradley, D, Maine, G, Tunnison,,T, Arnitz, S, DeWind, J, Paliotti, J, Moose, S, Ronan. KNEELINGg J, Trombino, R, Anderson, D, Barnes, Mr, Lawrence, M, DeCo1a, C. Muir. PITCHERS S, Ronan C. Muir D, Maine XY pn-1---..- FIRST BA SE J, Moose S, De Wind S, Ronan TOP FOUR BA TTE RS D. Barnes M, DeCo1a J, Arnitz G, Tunnison THIRD BASE M. Ottnod D. Barnes f My 1 .xi y '3'5'F7i'1 .' 'I iii wma-'QW-iff? ,K ,.W,'wfi'i52fTZ'?4 -. 'Q ' , . V, Af,'.r:Q tivo, I ,, W at . ifvgl- ...EL grip, ut. .V9q'01:v, CCD GR TULATIONS! By defeating Newark, 4-2, in a Wayne-Finger Lakes League game, our team took the 1960 Wayne County AA League title. In a3-hour game at Perkins Field, the tie was finally broken in the 12th inning, Jim Trombino led off witha base on balls. A single by Anderson, Maine's double and a single by Arnitz accounted for the two runs. Everyone agrees that Coach Lawrence dida wonderful job with the team. Nice work, Champs! FCCTB LL KNlZlil,1NGg M. Bastian, D, llill, C, Swann, I. lrlclningway, T. lllll, J, Holly, J. Cole N. Murplly, J. Moose, B. Jclonrono, P. Blundino, D. Bradlcy STANDING: Coach Dcl'orter, Coach Lawrence, P. De John, J, Carmer, W, Boggs, S Ronan, D. Fratangclo, D. Cummings, T. Gardner, J, Beal, S. De Wind, D Allen, R. Evangclist, G. Tunnison, D. Barnes, Coach Burroughs .nn ul Joh ll CI xx r 111 Q r, N o l un M ll r ph y, '15 Revurscl Drunon liurncs CHALK T LK SITTING: R. Evangelist, D. Cummings, P. Blandino, C. Swann, I. Holly. KNEELING: G. Tunnison, D. Barnes, I. Moose, D. Allen, P. De John. STANDING: S. Ronan, B. Ielomono, I. Carmer, S. De Wind, T. Hill, J. Hemingway, M. Bastian, D. Fratangelo, Coach Burroughs. An... aff .4 ... Co-Captains Damon Barnes, Joe Holly Joe Arnitz Ln November, the L,C, S, gridders completed one of their finest football seasons, scoring more points than in any other year since 1948. Sparked by one of the finest backfields ever assembled in the Finger Lakes League, the Lyons Central Powers completed their season with a grand total of 5 wins, 2 losses, and 1 tie. A large measure of this year's success should be credited to our fleet halfback, Paul De John, to Senior halfback, Damon Barnes, to our aggressive All-Conference center, Joe Holly, and to our powerful fullback, Don Allen. To climax the season with another first, Lyons wrested the Wayne County Championship from Clyde for the first time since 1949 with a grand shutout of 39-0 over the Clyde Blue Devils. The Lyons Central Powers are expected to produce an even fin- er football team next year as our star quarterback, Joe Arnitz, will be back in action. 63 VARSITY BASKETB Li. KNEELING: Coach Blackwell, Managers: A. Gebell, M. Schlee, C. Williams. STANDING: M. De Cola, J. Arnitz, D. Maine, D. Fratangelo, I. Boeheim, D. Oakleaf, D. Cummings, J. Holly, G. Tunnison, M. Ottnod, D. Barnes. Get that rebound! Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec Dec Dec Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Varsity Scoreboard Seneca Falls Canandaigua De Sales Penn Yan Waterloo Clyde Geneva Newark Seneca Falls Canandaigua De Sales Clyde Waterloo Geneva Penn Yan Newark Opponents 54 57 41 49 39 33 42 48 48 55 49 44 58 47 G0 - LIGNS - G0 Victory seems to be our cry this year, as the Lions have, at this writing, captured the top position in the Finger Lakes League. One of the greatest feats of this team came when we defeated our arch-rival, Newark, 54-48. Our le ad i ng point scorer, Jim Himer Boeheim, along with Don Oakleaf, Joe Holly, Marv Ottnod, and Dave Frantangelo, team captain, have really racked up the scores this season. These boys, together with the rest of the bench, have shown a great deal of spark and spirit, and we 're really proud of them. Our hats are off to you, fellas! Nice work! STANDING: Mr. Fusmer, R, Williamson, M, Schlee, J, Arseneau, D, Swift, H, Williams, D, Oakleaf. KNEELlNGg L, Crofoot, R, Hurtt. GCDLF The golf team completed its second season with 2 wins and 5 losses, playingwith Sodus, Newark, Wayne, and Mt. Car- mel, Led by Jim Boeheim with an average of 44 strokes for 9 holes and Captain Phil Blandino with an average of 48 strokes, the golf team is expected to have a highly victorious season next Year. 66 TENN S The tennis team had a fairly successful season with 9 wins and 6 losses, one win re- sulting from a forfeit by Clyde. The team was led by Don Oakleaf who won 9 matches and lost 4, and by Lyle Crofoot who won 8 matches and lost 5, FA STANDING: R, Evangelist, P, Blandino, R, Humbert, R, Britten, W, Leitch, L, Wagemaker, Mr. Boice, .T. Boeheim. KNEELlNGg J, Young, J, Weeks, W, Giddings, D, Lewis. KI CLUB The main objective of the Ski Club is to encourage people who aren't able to participate in a major competitive sport to join in the activities of this social group, The members have an ar- rangement which allows them to ski at the Wayne Hills Recreation Center. Some of the group have occasionally gone to Brantlingl-Iill, and in the future they hope to take some sort of ski trip to theAdiron- dacks. Mr. Hatsell, Adviserg D, Fratangelo, Doubles: D. Swann, Singlesgl, Boeheim, Doubles . if '- STANDING: W, Kelley, J. Hemmingway, I, Newman, A, Newman, S, Lewis, R, Humbert, M, Miller. KNEELING: K. Robins, D, Lewis, Mr, Lawrence, T BLE TENN S HARVARD TOURNAMENT WINNERS Mr, Hatsell presented Har- vard Gold Medals and Award Cer- tificates to these players who showed fine table tennis technique last season, They drove through hard-fought preliminary matches before defeating their respective runners-up in the final games. 67 JY- EE KNEELING: W. Boggs, J. Frind, J. Carmer, D. Hill, G. Masser, J. Cole STANDING: J. Hall, T. Diaz, P. Blandino, E. Rosen, T. Simmons, A. DeSain, P. Donahue, J. Varalli ROW ONE: Manager A. Santelli, S. Pesarek, T. Giddings, H. Dashney, R. Hill, R. Duchene, C Williams, A. Gebell - ROW TWO: F. Petrus, M. Amrose, I. Ronan, J. Brady, D. Bradley, A. DeSain, J. Maloney, J. Was- ser, R. Sapp ROW THREE: T. Diaz, F. Allen, R. Martin, J. Sollene, W. Fedor, T. Barton, W. Johnson, J. Beal 68 R. Courtney, O. Bailey, D. Barnes, T. Gardner, Coach De Porter Coach, Mr. Burroughs KNEELING: T. Diaz, T. Bradley, H. Rich, Managers. STANDING: D. Barnes, W. Fedor, R. Courtney, J. Sollene, J. Carmer, J. Maloney, D. Williams, J. Ronan, T. Fabrizi, A. DeSain, I. DeVito. ROW ONE: G. Comella, P. Patanza, A. Santelli. ROW TWO: R. Martin, R. George, M. Arnrose, A. Moran, ROW THREE: J. Tiballi, Manager, R. Moses, O. Bailey, S. Balogh, G. Lester, S. DeSain. Co-captains J. Maloney T . Fabrizi 69 GIRLS' SOCCER Honore James, Karen Bartleson, Marie Sculli, Pat lflosford, Carol Bowler, Linda Miller Barbar ba Lake SQFTB LL P' 'Q 'B Mi! fwr ii- WL ...aa 1 :1' ' Q J i n i - Er gg. lf J Q J CATCHER: STANDING: f7o KNEELING: Janice Kommer Judy Brendlinger, Sandra Gillette, Brague BATTER: Marge Kommer Eileen Murphy, Tanya Ronga Pat Hosford, Carol Hartwell, Jeanne SPORTS if HOCKEY F l Joanwagemaker Barb Bernhardt, Sandra Gillette, Phyllis Rooke, Marcia Stoughton, Honore James, Judy Cipriano, and Eileen Belecki Rita Studer, Eileen Murphy, Judy Brendlinger, and Pat Hosford ,71 VCLLEYBALL BASKETBALL CLUBS Q i f R L,.., ,Li R if gfiilisvef fw. .?.i?2?sfl?g?-J. ,, 7,-ww. .ms M f in BLUE BA D FRONT TO BACK ROW ONE: J. Resue, S. Alvaro, A. Oliver, R. Louchs, M. Beader, R. Zieno, J. Wraight, P, Marsteiner, C. Varalli, I. Hayes ROW TWO: M. Stoughton, D. Hemingway, J. Tyler, S. Schlee, C. Beader, A, VanKoeveringe, C. Varalli, B. Wraight, N. Smith ROW THREE: J. Schnabel, P. Walters, M. Gillette, I. Brendilinger, C. Lancaster, R. Studer, C. Smith, K. Ennis, R. Bailey, E. Studer ROW FOUR: G. Frederick, S. Gillette, R. Rhodes, S. Pesarek, G. Henry, P. Roolce, 1, Engels, M. Rooke, D. Checcino, D. DiRaddo ROW FIVE: A. Gebell, N. Wraight, J. Fremouw, M. Schlee, P. Sculli, M. Sculli, L. Miller, J. Miller, B. Lake, G. Molampy MAJORETTE: D. Gebell DIRECTOR: Mr. Resue RED BAN ROW ONE: R. Hironimus, D. Nellis, T. Holtz, J. Molinaro, N. Bullock, N. Balogh ROW TWO: J. Solleue, N. Brust, R. Paliotti, A. Patanzo, G. Comella, D. LaGrasse, J. Carmer, T Bullock ROW THREE: B. D'Amato, G. Crego, C. Miller, P. Lockwood, C. Raymer, R. Fisher Practice Makes Perfect Mr. Resue, director ORCHESTR Mr . Thurkins, director CENTER: E. Bomheimer, E. Lash, B. Barnmaker, M. Amrose ROW ONE: J. Resue, M. Barclay, J. Wraight, D. Gebell, L. Miller, M. Rooke, J. Dailey, I. Wagemaker ROW TWO: M. Arseneau, S. Steyaart, A. Tyler, T. Fletcher, M. Beader, C. Beader, M. Sculli, A. Oliver, R. Rice, L. Frind, C. Bowler, R, Buisch, T. Coye, F. Bach ROW THREE: J. Nellis, R. Williamson, R. Wunder, R. Bartlett, S. Kitchen, S. Rees, P. Mierke, S. Alvaro, N. Wraight, E. Studer, J. Brendlinger, M. Stoughton STANDING: G. Molampy. Mr. Thurkins, F. Petrus, E. Closs MIXED CHOIR ROW ONE: M. Sculli, K. Bartleson, M. Gillette, D. Davis, B. Lake, Rev. Roberts, M. Arseneau, J. ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW TWO: THREE: FOUR: FIVE: SIX: Wraight, P. Sculli, P. Pickett, S. Alvaro. D. Gebell, M. Moore, B. Bernhardt, P. Rooke, E. Santelli, R. Parker, D. Eckert, M. Miller, P. Hosforcl, G. Henry. J. Biederbecke., E. Closs, J. Vitaro, A. Oliver, P. Walters, R. Bishop, L. Bartlett, S. Lewis, N. Wraight, B. Bernhardt, M. Rooke, L. Everhart, S. Schlee. C. Hartwell, J. Schnabel, M. Krueger, M. Fowler, L. Barton, B. D'Amato. J. Barclay, S. Gillette, E. Taylor, S. Mastracci, L. Sperry, S. Miller. I. Miller, J. Williamson, C. Smith, W. Lasher, P. Blandino, G. Tunnison, I. Brendlinger, J. DeVito, U. Bach, E. Studer, J. Oakleaf, L. Reynolds, N. Smith. G. Plumer, I. Smith, P. Delohn, J. Wasser, J. Carmer, H. Williams, S. Roman, J. Moose, L. Wagemaker, I. Beal, R. Rhodes, J. Jacques, E. Murphy. 77 NSEMBLE PIANIST: P. Rooke CHO RALETTES ROW ONE: Rev. Roberts, R. Studer, I. Brendlinger, J. Miller, C. Hartwell, T Closs, R. Bishop. ROW TWO: J. Beiderbecke, E. Bornheimer, J. Wraight, K. Bartleson, M. Sculli, FRESHMAN GIRLS 78 DIRECTOR: REV. ROBERTS ROW ONE: B. Bartleson, K. Closs, A. Tyler, J. Engels, E. Lash. ROW TWO: B. Bohner, L. Oakleaf, J. Giesy, J. Mullins, J. Resue, J. Johnson JUNIOR HIGH ROW ROW ROW ROW ONE: TWO: THREE: FOUR: CHORUSES T. Fletcher, S. Davis, L. Green, J. Sovereign, J. Stephens, R. Weeks, D. Nellis, D Noody, Rev. Roberts. L. Mead, C. Buisch, C. Simmons, S. Rockefeller, F. Lash, N. Hawman, Y. McMillin C. Clouse, D. Schnabel, L. Palladino, R. Clement, N, Prentice, B. Lehn, J. Reule, M. Rooke, P. Lockwood, M. De Torio, D. Stell, P Klage, J. Froehlick, R. Hironimus. D, Cuyler, M. Buckel, K. Anderson, N. Lake, M. Brewer, S. Loveless, S. Muir, B Salerno, D. Bastian, J. Humbert, D. King. FRESHMAN ROW ONE: Rev. Roberts, S. Arnitz, J. Beman, E. Lash, K. Closs, B. Hutchinson, M. Facer, G. Bartleson, C. Bishop, M. Reynolds, D. McDaniel, W. Gavitt. ROW TWO: S. Classey, J. Jellis, J. Engels, L. D'Amato, B. Bohner, A. Tyler, S. Jacobs, S. Evangelist, D. Hurst, C. Raymer, P. Murphy, M. Schetrompf. ROW THREE: I. Giesy, L. Oakleaf, D. Oakleaf, J. Resue, J. Mullin, L. Oakleaf, R. Duchene, J. Williams, R. George, R. Williamson, I. Burton, J. Lents, R. Bevea. 79 l r JU IOR HIGH CHEER CLUB 80 J-V CHEERLEADERS: Ann Oliver, Bonnie Bernhardt, Becky Parker, Linda Miller, Pat Sculli The Junior High Cheer Club is made up of seventh and eighth graders who wish to join. Members may attend all the home games without paying an additional fee at the door. They are allowed to go on the school buses to all football games, and to three out-of-town basket- ball games. A g SENIOR HIGH CHEER CLUB LY E FRONT ROW: Barb Bernhardt, Marie Sculli BACK ROW: Joan Wraight, Carol Hartwell, Mary Rooke The privileges of the Senior High Cheer Club are the same as those of the Junior High- except that senior members may attend all out-of-town basketball games, riding the school buses. The objects of the Cheer Club are to promote good sportsmanship at all games, to have an organized cheering section, and to cheer the team on - win or lose. O O O OFFICERS: Sue Alvaro, Secretary Ioan Wraight, Vice-President Pat Hosford, President Phyl Rooke, Treasurer Mrs. Fletcher, Advisor The Girls' Athletic Association is open to all girls participating in the intramural program. The purpose is not only to improve us physically but also mentally. This club tries to promote the social and moral welfare of the students by encouraging their participation in recreational activities. Each year every member must participate in at least three sports. At the end of the school year, a ban- quet is held and each girl receives her award, which is earned by the accumulation of points through the year. VARSITY as CLUB 'B--mv KNEELING: Coach Blackwell, M. Ottnod, R. Evangelist, I. Beal. SITTING: D. Barnes, S. Dewind, M. De Cola, P. Blan- dino, G. Tunnison. STANDING: S. Ronan, J. Holly, D. Fratangelo, D. Maine, J. Arnitz, I. Boeheim, T. Hill, P. De John. OFFICERS: Dave Fratangelo, Secretary Ted Hill, President Joe Arnitz, Treasurer Phil Blandino, Vice-President Coach Blackwell, Adviser. The Varsity Club is designed to promote sportsmanship, school spirit, and fellowship. To qualify, a boy must have earned his Varsity Letter in one major sport, and he must have done a specified amount of work for the Club before initiation. He must pledge himselfnot to smoke or drink from the time of his entrance into the Club until his graduation. The Varsity Club members try to set good examples for younger athletes, and they try to improve all sports e- vents in Lyons High. CHEERLE DERS Barbara Bernhardt, Mary Rooke, Carol Hartwell, Joan Wraight, Marie Sculli 4 Ann Oliver, Bonnie Bernhardt, Becky Parker, Linda Miller, Pat Sculli 84 YORKER LUB ROW ONE: ROW TWO: ROW THREE: ROW FOUR: S. Laramee, L. Palladino, M. A. De Torio, D. Cataldi, R. Buisch, J. Briggs, L. Newman, P. Klage, R. Marsteiner, R. Rankert, A. Patanzo, G. Vardabash, D. Trombino, L. Vardabash, Mr. Gullo D. Rogers, L. Troke, B. Wright, M. Wasson, A. Gabrielse, J. Buyck, F. Reddout, J. Lauster, P. Lockwood, Y. Mc- Millin, P. Mierke, R. Palladino, G. Linzy, R. Hilficker, S. Rees, M. Ferguson R. Avery, T. Fletcher, R. Lisena, C. Lester, T. Pullen, D. Taylor, E. Shipley, L. Mead, P. VanValkenburg, G. Allen, E. Shaffer, T. Coye, N. Price, C. Buisch, S. Davis, R. Roedts 1 W. Wagemaker, R. Baer, R. Fremouw, P, Plumer, R. Perry, D. Macali, P. Sollene, T. Bullock, D. George, G. Bar- clay, P. Marriott, D. Adams, R. Bartishevich, J. Carmer, STANDING: M. Cassavino, N. Balogh, I. A. Stephens The Yorker Club is open to any seventh grade citizenship education student. This year there are fifty-seven members. SITTING: FRONT: S. Rees, Treasurer, Mr, Gullo, Advisor. M. Wasson, Vice-Pres- ident, P. Klage, Pres- id ent. I. Newman, Secretary The aims of the Yorker Club are to arouse and broaden an interest in state and local history and to give the interested student an opportunity to do more historical research than would ordinarily be afford- ed him in the classroom. Field trips to the County Museum, Cooperstown, and Fort Niagara are interesting parts of the 85 Yorker Club program. PROJECTION CLUB 'K 2 M-sn XA Qui .4 Z,,,,r....-...rsR CLOCKWISE: J. DeSanto, J. Nellis, L. Oakleaf, G. Attenboro, D. Burry, D, McDaniel, R. Williamson, K. Stutz, R. Spencer, Carmen Varalli, A. Vanlioeveringe, Carol Varalli, S. Steyaart NEWSPAPER EDITORS 'Q SITTING: D. Gebell, J. Miller, Mrs. Harris, Adviser 86 STANDING: B. Lake, C. Hartwell, s. Lewis, D. Knittel Q ' n , E RN-i 1 Agxogfsz d 'rl 0 x QP- , ON 9 A 2 ef- .J J 4 . I ' gl L10 5 XJ' u A iff 04. , 7 O sh ! ' 3' xx XX C' tg' . S. COUNTERCLOCKWISE: W. Wagier, D. Burry, E. Schleede, G. Schwab, W. Lockwood A. De Neef, E. Marriott, S. De Wind, Mr. Barrett. Ea be sa J A Q KNEELING: Miss Gibson, E. Shipley, C. Simmons, L. Troke, S. Rockefeller. SITTING: M. Wasson, L. Sage, B. Wraight, L. Gruschow, D. Nellis, I. Froehlick, C. Clouse. STANDING: M. Buckel, S. Muir, K. Ennis, B. Stell, D. Adams, M. Conoway, L Mead, S. Bassett, M. De Torio, B. Wright, G. Bassett. QMAKER5 'bo xl 'ff O -Xtelf 'jlfxx k i'x X 'Es D EDU 5 5 f Q' gl . 3 ' 1 5- ,' 4 Z3 ' . 7' U- fjn A 'W o V' 'Wi ' Q1 Iliff U X 0 Q3 0 NEW BO 87 FOREIG EXCHANGE CANDID TES FRONT ROW: Pat Pickett, Joan Beiderbecke, Barb Lake, Joan Wraight. BACK ROW: Don Oakleaf, Deanne Gebell. The Exchange Stude nt Program in our school is supported by the sale of Shares in International Friendship. Any pe r so n who has bought a dollar share has helped this cause. This is the second year that we have topped our quota of over 3800. PECIAL AWARD David Bradley Deanne Gebell Jane Fremouw Bausch 85 Lomb Dutton S. Peterson Betty Crocker u Citizenship HO OR SOCIETY SITTING: M. Sculli, C. Beader, E. Bornheimer, P. Rooke, M. A. Tricarico, H. Ennis, M. Beader, B Barnmaker, T. Hill. STANDING: : B. Be rnhardt, H. James, C. Bowler, D. Bradley, W. Lasher, R Studer, D. Knittel, J. Beal. NATIO NAL. HONOR SOC IET7' xx 'f E f if SITTING: I. Miller, J. Beiderbecke, D. Gebe1I,J. Wraight, L. Kotvis. STANDING: J. Jacques, D. Maine, D. Oakleaf, J, Arnitz. 5 What gives? A Basketba11?? The Bottomless Prt! My, how we 've grown! Caught 1n the act! Look, Ma no cavities! How does it Work ?'? 5, QF' r r 1-4 A11 Shook up! Et tu, Mrs. Carter! 3 A. M. 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