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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1962 volume:

4 4 'L nl l. 4 -- ...... , - 1 i 3 4 1 4 '1 .Ji Q ,Q f S5 Y r H ,, ,A 5.3 5 Q 1 'x , iz 5 3 i fl i ge 13 Z . U vi 3 . if M I i .0512 ,ig-1 sy QQ THE LYONS TALE 1962 JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL LYONS, NEW YORK VOLUME 10 at L img ,gems Q . K v MSXSXWK. Wkiiisiwwi img? 4 5533 5 ,gtigfggeai tif? gi if M 3g3Qk. fqfkfgih mizzgagmifgeaeavxlxiaf- gmfgwfmeggzgwaxeeigggem My 'K it reams -W we Qfrgmwfiwwt if of fr . , - - ,-NfNW11Q+5+6W QQQQ S? Q rt? , ,, .- -me fwgfirfsgxiifffii , egmexkmiififfkaiffgrefiffiw tomWsw,s+wwe1++ef1ii21f ?i?t3ii?E3?zlTfMtY?i5?5QQQig2Pe Mnffiw. 4' F Aiwa ww: The Lyons Tale Staff has sought to preserve for you, in these pages, the special moments and memorable events, which reflect the distinctive- ness and excitement of this school year. It is our wish that in the future the scenes and events pictured in this bo ok will enable you to look back with many profound and happy memories. giggle ,a . -V ,.,A,.,1i:-- - .--'IYQ5 .mxffa--I gifggfeiiwng, Ni U as .V X aggggmggvgiisevfwfii as 2 W ,, f K , Lpp p,p, rp,.1Ar, iiii i , , W await Y 5A QW JY 5? f:l22?Q5-QW Kiwi? K' K A A-f Z -me ' M5 if WPA fi jig? '7ffqg52SL1'i7f',353' .EW LF? knife at -- Wifi at --z,r. DEDICATIO 1. T. BAXTER MORTON With deep gratitude for your untiring efforts in behalf of our education we, the class of 1962, proudly dedicate our LYONS TALE to you, Mr. Morton Your personal interest and helpfulness have reflected your concern for the well- being of each student. Mr. Morton, we thank you. 4 emurxztm The untrmely death of our rndustrral arts teacher Mr Marshall on Octo ber 31 1961 was a great shock to everyone For frfteen years Mr Marshall wrllrngly helped stud e n ts solve therr problems H1s krndness and frrendlrness w11l be remembered by students and faculty alrke To show our apprecratron for the many th1ngs Mr. Marshall drd for us, we dedrcate thrs page of our yearbook to hrm. S111 ' ninurrl Cillllarshall PERSCNN EL J. T. BAXTER MORTON Supervising Principal THANK YOU - Q -H p PRINCIPAL X X ELBERT S. ATWOOD Vice -Principal 1, Q Q- AND CITIZENS OF THIS COMMUNITY--- for providing an understanding and helpful school personnel and two well equipped buildings. li 4 4 ff 'X William C. Lasher rffsgffi iw President 5 f A' k A ' John M. Lents Vice-President 71. 74 BOARD 'xxx OF EDUCATIO 5-'T jfgljflgql. 5, - -QM ...N Vincent J. Arnico 1 K it ri A' W 'W Ffa, ' ' ' H ' :-,,-- ,, few , - 497 1 , ..,r V-:J .Q ,fgfwf b : 1 5 - A Archie F. Bowler George H. Ilse Superintendent Elizabeth B. Steyaart Carl A . Duechler Clerk Arlene H Perry William Fedor Q Glenna W. Arseneau Richard G. Blackwell Science Physical Education M.A. M.S. Syracuse University Ithaca College Elizabeth I. Boynton Earl Buchanan Roger A. Buell Physical Education Social Studies Citizenship Education B.S. B.S. M.S. Brockport State Cornell University Syracuse University E ., ,s., at siii g. I I U .rarti Mary D. Burke Jacob I. Burroughs Business Nl21lIl'16l'I1aICiCS B.S. B.S. Albany Statg COIlIl8.l'ld State 8 xi Kenneth L. Canfield Speech Therapist B.S. Fredonia State Leland J. Boice Physical Education B.S. Ithaca College Pauline J. Burgess School Nurse R. N. Rochester General Hospital Isabelle B. Carter English M.S. University of Illinois Robertl. Cramer Edna D. Crane Science Reading and Spelling B. S. Oswego State Florida State I Katherine C. Ely Dr. David Ennis English School Physician A.B, M.D. Radcliffe Harvard University Robert Giroux John W. Gould French Science B.A. M.S. Montreal University St. Lawrence David E. De Groat English B.A. Houghton College Paul H. Farver Guidance Director M.S. Westminster College Helen S. Gruen German PH. D. University of Vienna Gene R. De Porter Reading and Spelling M.E. Springfield College Irene B. Gillette Dental Hygienist Eastman 9 9 0 Edward J. Gullo Ruth E. Harris Vivian M. Henry Citizenship Education English English B. S. A. B. B. S . Le Moyne College Syracuse University Buffalo State W e 'ifii'iii .03 I Agyr , r h i Q21 e'rl i i yr, 1 ff l fi. 5 as Frank F, Lawrence Donald G. MacNaughton James Magill Howard U. Marshall Citizenship Educatign Mathematics English Industrial Arts B.A, B.S. M.A. Oswego State Alma College University of Rochester University of Rochester Ruth M. Martin Mary R, Mead Richard Moore Richard L. Nicholson Librarian Mathematics Mathematics Industrial Arts M.A. Geneseo State Cortland State NLS. Columbia University Oswego State Lois D. Pelis Janet E. Read Horace W. Rees Robert I. Resue Reading Mathematics Science Music Oswego State B.S. B.S. B.M. Mansfield State Mansfield State Eastman A - '.'f Ex ' . Z za, iii A asns S bfy A in f 'i i Rev. Cyril Roberts y Qx Rilla L. Seaman Joseph Slattery William D. Taylor Music H 'Y Ai' Latin Science Social Studies B.D. .gif K9 'lf si B.A. B.S. A,B, ChaI1C61l01 S COUCQRA jg I ibfiam Smith College Syracuse University Houghton College ' .1 5 . l fi I -:xg 3, , -MF R sr' , v .k. ' Q , A , ,, ' . 5 E K ' Paul A. Thurkins Mercedes V. Tierney Norman A. Williams Elena Yatawla Music Business Art Homemaking B.S- B.S. B.A. M.A. St. Vincent College Albany State Syracuse University COlLlmbia University 11 C USTODIANS Ralph Knittel Adelbert Ernst Ralph D'A1nato BUS DRIVERS Edward Horton, Bernard Schram, Arthur Emmel, Leonard Raguso, Russell Oakleaf, Amedeo Lisi Walter Ferguson, Angelo Luenella, Clifford Taft, Mechanic, Joseph Trombine, Dale Allen. OFFICE STAFF Josephine Arnitz Rosemarie Muto Martha Bramer CAFETERIA STAFF Frances Knapp, Managerg Dorothy Hall, May Luenella, Arlene Schreiber, Alice Felten. THE STAFF Deanne Gebell, Editor David Maine, Assistant Editor Vivian M. Henry Horace W . Rees Advisor Business Advisor James Jacques, Business Donald Oakleaf, Advertising Linda Kotvis, Feature Joseph Arnitz, Sports Joan Wraight, Photography Ioan Beiderbecke, Art Joyce Miller Assistant Art Q Q, , SENI R EN -. K1 - is www 'ii' ii I X 3 H, as sk ., AG- . I 4 Env, ffm, we Q 3-9 Now it is our turn as Seniors to look back on our school years. In our freshman year, we elected Joe Arnitz as president and Mr. Kolat was our advisor. We had a bake sale and a fair, neither of which added very much to our treasury. As Sophomores we chose Don Oakleaf as president and Mr. Rees as our advisor. Our one and only activity was a bake sale. In our junior year, Don Oakleaf was again our president and Mr. Gould and Mr. DePorter were our advisors. The year started off with much excitement over the selection and arrival of our junior rings. We decided that this year we really had to make some money. Our acti- vities included a bake sale and the sale of stationery, ribbon candy, gladiolus bulbs, Lyons pins and megaphones. We also had charge of a pencil machine, sponsored the refreshment stand at the football games, and in May assumed responsibility for the milk bar and milk break Misty , our Junior Prom, after much work and preparation, climaxed our junior year and proved to be a great success. As Seniors we selected the president and class advisors we had had as Juniors. The tra- ditional senior magazine sale started off this year, our last at LCS. We also were in charge of the milk break and milk bar and the sale of refreshments at basketball games. With the arri- val of our senior pictures, there was much excitement. , The selection of our graduation invi- tations and caps and gowns, however, made us fully realize that we would soon be leaving our high school years behind us. Our Senior Ball, Wonderland by Night, on December 22 was a tremendous success, as was our Senior Play on April 12. During our Easter vacation, we took our long-awaited senior trip to New York and Washington. This we'll never forget. Although our thoughts have reflected the past, we are, nevertheless, excitedly awaiting our Graduation Day on June 22, 1962, and the new phase of our lives which will then begin. DONALD OAKLEAF President Don cheerfully does whatever we ask, and does his best in every task. JOHN GOULD ADVISERS GENE R. DE PORTER JUDY BRENDLINGER Vice- President If you need help or want some fun, go to Judyg she's the one. JOAN WRAIGHT Secretary Ioan's a leader with person- ality plusg she 's cheerful and friendly and a favorite with us. A 3 S I JOAN BEIDERBECKE Treasurer Whenever there 's a chal- lenge, Bucky's always game, and she'd be mighty happy if we'd learn to spell her name. 17 DONALD ALLEN JOSEPH ARNITZ While playing football, our Don shines, trampling CIOWI1 A combination hard to beat, BETSY BAER 0PP0HSHfS'1meS- scholar, friend, and athlete. Bet is h, t, t d h Rn sy sop is ica e gs e ows her way around. A nicer gal and finer pal could hardly e'er be found. KAREN BARTLESON n I LOIS BARTLETT Lively, dainty, very small, ' ' , , , , , A BARTON Karen s liked by us all Lois Joined us ln flfty-eight. LIND ' 1 and with us She .11 a ways Gee, but Linda sure has styleg rate. . '. always greets you with a smile. I8 '-ev--'vi' RU TH BISHOP E MAPJORI BAUER Ruthie's smile is on the beam, Working hard as a nurse 's aid, Margie always makes the grade, always cheerful, never mean. JAMES BOEHEIM Call him Sid or call him Heimer, at basketball there 's no one finer. Tall and rugged is our Will, but everybody calls him Bill. THOMAS BRADLEY r-,NNN JAMES BRADY Auburn hair and eyes of green WILLIAM BQGG5 - where there's fun - Jim'11 be Around the milk bar is our Chief seen -to everyb0dy's great relief. 'I9 ,as LEONARD BRENDLINGER f A L Lenny likes to drive his car. K TH EEN CLASSEY A little care will take him far With a sweet smile and laugh- ing eyes, through the halls, pert Kathy flies. SANDRA DAILEY BARBARA D'AMATO Smiling Sandy, lots of fun, .T AMES COLE Iim's a star at football, and in baseball, too. He's the type of fella who is very seldom blue. Friendly girl with everyone. . . MICHAEL DGCOLA Hear that friendly cheerful call, That's our Barb just down the hall. 20 Down at Iohnie's, there is Mike, a popular guy you're sure to like PAUL DeIOHN French class or football field, courageous Paul will never yield. 5 5 5 FUNDA ERSU Funda will always hold a place in our hearts. When she leaves for Turkey, 'twill be hard to part. IAMES DeS ANTO Iim's a top-notch senior boy, and he's Sante1li's pride and joy. MINA FOWLER Always talking is our Minag in our school there's no one finah. MARGARET ELY Marg is the quiet typeg but, beware- she's dynamite. DAVID FRATANGELO Frat's a leader every time, and at Boy's State, he sure did shine 21 DEANNE GEBELL MARTHA GILLETTE Deanne deserves the very best, for she stands above all the Have no fear, Martha 's here- rest. . . . laughing, smiling, always near. CAROL I-IARTWELL Hear a laugh and there you'll find Carol Hartwell every time JOHN HEMINGWAY DAVID HIGGINS John 's the scout for our team- the result of which can be Clearly Seeen. Our boy Higgie likes to bowl, for many strikes he'll always JOSEPH HOLLY Rough and tou h is our Joe. IO11. U g 22 He ll always make our team go. ROBERT HURTT Playing on the tennis court, Bob is always a good sport. WAYNE JOHNSON Wayne's friendly Hil shows he 's quite a guy. JAMES JACQUES Here's to Jim Jacques, an in- telligent guy. You can tell his limit is the sky. IANICE KOMMER Ianice always has something to say, for she is very lively and 833'- 'kills' RITA JOHNSON Rita is so shy and sweet, a per son you'd be proud to meet. LINDA KOTVIS Helping others she does tryg as a nurse her aim is high. 23 WILLIAM KRUEGER , , , , BARBARA LAKE Servmg 1ce cream IS our Blllg many dishes does he fill. dressed in latest Norwegian garb. Back from Norway is our Barb, CARL LASHER Down at Acme, you can see Carl-piling up groceries. 'hd Nwflg WILLIAM LEITCH DAVID LEWIS Leitchy, the chemist, mixed H SO4, and before he knew LINDA LINZY , 2 , On the water or on the green- lt - he was lymg on the floor. that's where Dave can usually , At all our rntramural meets, be seen. 24 cheerful Linda can't be beat , rf J in irfjf , , -rxgi I T I , GAl3.!Y7M,SQSER,LA-A L,, I 7 ' f I fl xx DONNA MARSTEINER ,za Q, , - A . d VU ,jf1W tk does ova, ree wrth aryg DAVID MAINE , , , ' mayb t' what keeps him Donna s a quret lass, always dO1llg fig mer 1 I fy? if , her best in class. ' y' fl!! 4- J Basketball court or p1tcher's mound, 'ff I' ff I 1 a finer guy cannot be found. JOYCE MILLER JOHN MC CRANELS , , , A blush rs sometrmes convenrent . Wh d ' l WILLIAM MC CORD Here comes Mouch down the y.Ou see , Y Oes It mve to be httle ol me? I 1 slopeg he'l1 never fall -we hope! B111 hrs country does serve -for he's in Naval Reserve. 25 ff SARAH MILLER Kindly and cheerful is our Sareg to find a better friend sure is rare. JACK MILLIKEN , , , GEoRGE MITTAK Hospital worker 15 our Jackg dish- d h ' pau han S 6 11 never lack' An ichthyologist is our George, catching fish in the Alloway gorge. CHARLES MUIR A fine pitcher is our Chuckyg he'11 make the majors if he's lucky. 26 hw-wiv EILEEN MURPHY NOLAN MURPHY Here comes Murphy she's our girl. She's got this school in A rovm u is our Nolan. His . 8 8 Y a Whul' car wheels are always rollin . REBECCA PARKER Very little and full of fun, Becky's a joy to everyone. MICHAEL ROBINSON Our Mike may be shy, but he sure is a terrific guy! REBECCA RHODES PATRICIA PICKETT Whenever Rhoda is around, there l is fun to be found. Nurse, camper, artist, too, Patty Pickett's the girl for you. said with the sweeping power Q.-A EDWARD ROSEN TANYA 'RONGA Our custodians are happy--'tis Tanya has an idol it s plain to of our Ed. see. It's nobody else but Brenda Lee. 27 LINDA SAVAGE , , CHARLES SCHADE Tops in schoolwork is our Lyn. Whatever she does, she 's sure MERRILL SCHLEE t , Into the woods goes our Chuck, o win. hoping to shoot something' like The wins of our basketball team a little lame duck' tell that Merrill manages very well. 14'!f'N JOAN SMITH Joanie is as sweet as she is tallg LINNIE SPERRY and she is loved by us au' Ask Linnie whatever you may: NANCY STELL 223 always has Something to A harder worker you'11 never find, simply because Nancy's one of a kind. 28 CAROL STOUGHTON In the classroom or in the hall, Carol's good nature is lauded by all. RICHARD VANDE VOORDE Vandy's sure a whiz with tools, especially down at Beanie Reule'S. PAUL TAVANO At fishing and hunting, Paul's all right, during these seasons he's never in sight. JAMES VARALLI To Jim we shout, Ship Ahoy! He's a U. S. sailor boy. GARY TUNNISON Football, basketball, and base- ball, too! There 's not a thing that Gary can't do. ALAN WAGER As a cook Alan will major, and he'll succeed--we'll wager. 29, JOHN WASSER JAMES WILLIAMSON Be careful not to mar the fenders of John's late model car. Jim is a science fiction fan. He knows all about the future man. BEVERLY WOOLHISER 9 , PATRICIA YORK Bev is alway happy, hardly ever macf' She ,H Cheer you up when Patty and her quiet ways will be ou re feelin sad Y g ' remembered throughout our days. 30 IN APPRECIATION TO OUR TEACHERS we, the class of 1962, thank you for the many hours you have spent helping us. We hope our future endeavors will reflect your wise guidance and unceasing patience. if LCS ALMA MATER X JAMES HARTNAGEL Growing up -- is our Mike. C ' ' f b' . A . . . , He has 3 OWQH LHSBW 01 a 5 'I' Af the df1Ve'1H, Jim has a Job. Far above all other High Schools , I 'Hots! Burgers! Pizzas I yells the Stands our L. H. 5.3 if -W ' ,UL If A We have always won the honors, fi JM V 41 ff We will take no less. ,L H L O fy L11 jing! Ch . , X V OIUS. I ' ff Raise the chorus, speed it onward! ff Let our voices ringg 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. 'E' RONALD SCHREIBER , . HENRY WILLIAMS To accidents Ron is prone. May ' h h' ' h luck go Wu. Im 6 er e One third of a trio is our Hank rOam f 9 FjI?iQ4'9I 5 n he'll have rnoney in thehank. . jf f IHA 395 ff hy Q ' I N 9f 1 -A W to if lisflirffifilltffriylg I 32 SENIOR HO ORS D. Gebell J. Beiderbecke Valedictorian Salutatorian Bausch 85 Lomb The class of 1962 has seen many awards presented to its members. These have em- braced all fields of endeavor. A few of the winners are pictured in this yearbook. J. Holly P. Pickett Honorable Mention Betty Crocker National A11-American Football NEW YORK STATE REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS ROW ONE: R. Bishop, D. Oakleaf, L. Kotvis, W. Johnson, J. Beiderbecke. ROW TWO: D Gebell, M. Schlee, J. Miller, W. Leitch, J. Jacques. HONOR STUDENTS Deanue Gebell Joan Beiderbecke Linda Kotvis Donald Oakleaf Mina Fowler James Jacques Joyce Miller Margaret Ely David Maine Ruth Bishop Joan Wraight Judy Brendlinger Linda Savage FOUR-YEAR HIGH SCHOOL CLASS AVERAGE 96.555 95.472 94.777 93.388 92.472 92.361 92.194 91.222 91.222 91.111 90.972 90.666 90.277 81.187 William Leitch George Mittak Linda Barton Rebecca Rhodes Merrill Schlee Gary Tunnison Joseph Arnitz Lois Bartlett Barbara Lake David Fratangelo David Lewis Patricia York Joan Smith 361 666 388 722 . 444 166 888 527 500 833 638 333 027 33 .,f is .mgiisn , iss' Ira A iiifgasfff TA DARD BEARERS Each ar one boy an e girl from the Senior Class are selected as standard arers on the basis o ir leadership and citizenship in the school and in t community. This year nne Gebell and Donald Oakleaf were select to carry out the duties of thi ost honored position at Lyons High. , walt, ..-ill , ,vm .s If -35425: M, is .v is 2 E E E 3 2 if 3 3 2 if 35 .nw AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Above. Funda Ersu Istanbul, Turkey Elaine Studer Lyons Hostess Left. Barbara Lake LCS 1961 Exchange Student I was very lucky to have a chance to be the exchange student of Lyons this year. The people are so very friendly to me. I am sure I will never forget my year and the wonderful experiences in the United States. I wish I knew enough English to say the things that I really feel about America and Lyons. -- -F unda Ersu 1 It is impossible to express my thanks to the people who made my trip to Norway pos- sible. I will say 'tusen takk, ' a thousand thanks. - - -Barb Lake 'N X N I vs T 5 511 ex, ., ENGLISH I. Beiderbecke D. Gebell AWARD W fa E A WT Z3 BOYS' STATE D. Fratangelo CHEMISTRY J . Beiderbe cke J . Jacques CORNELL NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION J. Beiclerbecke if f it mf, K QV V I V fl ,,, H I l IIAAI - I A A Af' 9 Q if ,. 5 .. , WAN '??!Qnw,.,, Aa im ggi HARVARD BOOK D. Oakleaf WINNERS rim -,E or A u F '62 ACTIVITY I DEX ALLEN, DONALD Varsity Club 3, 45 Cheer Club Secretary, 3, 45 Baseball, Junior Varsity 15 Football, Junior Varsity 1,2, Varsity 3,45 Intramurals 3, 4. ARNITZ, JOSEPH National Honor Society 3,45 Yearbook Staff, Sports Editor, 45 Varsity Club 2, 3,45 Treasurer 45 President, Freshman Class5 Cheer Club 1,25 Football, Junior Varsity 1, Varsity 2,45 Basket- ball, Junior Varsity 1, 2, Varsity 3,45 Base- ball, Junior Varsity 1, Varsity 2, 3,45 Table Tennis Intramurals 2, 35 Basketball Intramurals Official. BAER, BETSY Newspaper 1,2,45 G.A.A. 1,2,45CheerClub 1, 2,45 Mixed Choir 2,45 Intramurals 1, 2,4. BARTLETT, LOIS Newspaper 2, 3,45 Cheer Club 2, 3,45 Fresh- man Chorus 15 Mixed Chorus 2, 3,45 Intra- murals 1. BARTLESON, KAREN Yearbook Typist 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,45 Cheer Club 1,2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3,45 Girls' En- semble 3,45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3,4. BARTON, LINDA G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Fresh- man Chorus 15 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4. BAUER, MAPJORIE Yearbook Typist 45 Cheer Club 3, 4. BEIDERBECKE, JOAN National Honor Society 3, 45 Yearbook Staff, Art Editor 45 Newspaper 35 Class Treasurer 3, 45 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheer Club 1, 2, 3,45 Mixed Choir 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. BISHOP, RUTH Newspaper 2, 3, Feature Editor 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Girls' Ensemble 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. BOEHEIM, JAMES Yearbook Advertising 45 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Basketball, Varsity 2, 3, 45 Golf, Varsity 2, 3, 4 Baseball, Junior Varsity 15 Intramural Referee 1, 2 . BRADLEY, THOMAS Cheer Club 1, 2,45 Varsity Club 3, 45 Baseball Manager, Varsity 2, 35 Football Manager, Varsity 2, 35 Basketball Manager, Junior Var- sity 35 Intramurals 2, 3, 4. BRADY. JAMES Cheer Club 3,45 Football, Junior Varsity 1,25 Football, Varsity 35 Intramurals 1, 3,4. BOGGS, WILLIAM Baseball, Junior Varsity 25 Varsity 3,45 Foot- ball, Junior Varsity 2, Varsity 3, 45 Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4. BRENDLINGER, JUDY National Honor Society 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Class Vice-President 3, 45 Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 1,2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Area All-State Orchestra 25 Area All-State Band 15 Girls' En- semble 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. BRENDLINGER, LEONARD Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball, Junior Varsity 25 Ski Team 3,45 Intramurals 3,4. CLASSEY, KATHLEEN Newspaper Staff 2, 35 G. A.A. 1, 2, 3,45 F.H.A. 1, 25 Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshman Chorus 15 Mixed Chorus 45 Intramurals 1,2, 3,4. COLE, JAMES Varsity Club 3, 45 Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Baseball, Junior Varsity 1,2, Var- sity 35 Football, Junior Varsity 1,2, Varsity 3, 45 Bowling, Varsity 1, 25 Intramurals 3. D'AMATO, BARBARA Girls' Officiating Club 45 G.A.A. 1,2, 3,45 Cheer Club 1,2, 3,45 F.H.A. lg Mixed Chorus 2, 3,45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. DE COLA, MICHAEL Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Cheer Club lg Class Vice- President 15 Class Treasurer 25 Baseball, Junior Varsity 1, Varsity 2, 3,45 Football, Varsity Manager 2, 3,45 Basketball, Junior Varsity 2, Varsity 3, 4. DE JOHN, PAUL Varsity Club 1, 2, 3,45 Cheer Club 1,2,4, Vice President 35 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Football, Varsity 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. 37 DE SANTO, JAMES Cheer Club 1, 2,45 Projectionist 3. ELY, MARGARET National Honor Society 45 Newspaper Staff 2, 3, Humor Editor 45 Yearbook Staff45 G . A . A . 1, 2, 3,45 Democrat and Chronicle School Reporter 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. ERSU, FUNDA Exchange Student from Turkey5 Cheer Club 4. F OWLER, WILHELMINA National Honor Society 45 Yearbook staff 45 Cheer Club 1, 3, 45 Freshman Chorus 15 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Girls' Ensemble 3. FRATANGELO, DAVID Varsity Club 2, Secretary 3, President 45 Cheer Club 15 Class Treasurer 15 Baseball, Junior Var- sity 1, Varsity 3,45 Football, Junior Varsity 1, Varsity 2, 3,45 Basketball, Freshman 1, Junior Varsity 2, Varsity 3,4. GEBELL, DEANNE National Honor Society 3, Vice-President 45 Yearbook Staff, Editor-in-Chief 45 Newspaper Staff 1, 2, 4, Editor 35 School Reporter, Geneva Times 45 Class Secretary 35 Standard Bearer 45 G.A.A. 1,2, 3,45 Cheer Club 1,2, 3,45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshman Chorus415 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Area All-State Band 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. GILLETTE, MARTHA Newspaper 3,45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,45 Cheer Club 1,2, 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Stage Band 3,45 Fresh- man Chorus lg Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,4. HARTWELL, CAROL Newspaper 1,2, 3,45 G.A.A. 25 Cheer Club 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Girls' Ensemble 1,2, 3,43 Cheer Leader, J.V. 2, Varsity 35 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Magazine Sales Chairman 4. HEMINGWAY, JOHN Varsity Club 3, 45'Cheer Club 3, 45 Football, Junior Varsity 1, Varsity 3, 45 Senior Coach, Football, 45 Basketball 15 Bowling, Varsity 25 Intramurals 2, 3. HIGGINS, DAVID Cheer Club 1, 25 Bowling, Varsity Captain 1, 2. 38 HOLLY, JOSEPH Varsity Club 2, 3, Vice-President 45 Cheer Club lg Baseball, Junior Varsity 1, Varsity 3,45 Foot- ball, Junior Varsity 1, Varsity 2, 3,45 Basket- ball, Freshman 1, Varsity 2, 3,4. HURT T, ROBERT Cheer Club 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball, Junior Varsity 25 Tennis, Varsity 1, 2, 3, 4. JACQUES, JAMES National Honor Society 3, 45 Yearbook Staff, Business Manager 45 Cheer Club 45 Operetta'15 Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Tennis, Junior Varsity 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHNSON, RITA Intramurals 2. JOHNSON, WAYNE Cheer Club 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Baseball, Junior Varsity, Manager 1, Varsity, Manager 25 Football, Junior Varsity 2, 35 Basketball, Varsity Score Keeper 3, 45 Intramurals 1,2. KOMMER, IANICE Newspaper 35 G.A.A. 1,2, 3,45 Cheer Club 1, 2, 3,45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. KOTIVS, LINDA National Honor Society 3, 45 Yearbook Staff, Feature Editor 45 Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, 45 F.H. A. , Secretary lg Newspaper Staff 2, 3. KRUEGER, WILLIAM Cheer Club 2, 3. LAKE, BARBARA National Honor Society 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Freshman Chorus 15 Newspaper Staff, Assistant Editor 35 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Blue Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Exchange Student 35 Intramurals 1, 2, 3,4. LASHEP., CARL Cheer Club . LEITCH, WILLIAM Yearbook Advertising and Sales Staff 45 Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Manager, Freshman 1, Junior Varsity 25 Golf 2, 3,45 Intramurals. LEWIS, DAVID Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4, Cheer Club 1,2, 3,4, Ski Club 2, 3,4, Football, Junior Varsity 2,Golf 2, 3, 4. LINZY, LINDA Cheer Club 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. MAINE, DAVID National Honor Society 3,4, Yearbook Staff, Assistant Editor 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, Secretary 4, Cheer Club 1, 2, 3,4, Class Vice-President 2, Baseball, Junior Varsity 1, Varsity 2, 3,4, Basketball, Junior Varsity 1, Varsity 2, 3,4. MARSTEINER, DONNA Cheer Club 4, Intramurals 2. MASSER, GARY Cheer Club 1,2, 3,4, Baseball, Junior Varsity 1, 2, Football, Junior Varsity 2. MC CORD, WILLIAM Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Basketball, Freshman Manager 1, Junior Varsity Manager 2, Baseball, Varsity Manager 1. MC CRANELS, JOHN Newspaper 2, Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Projectionist 1, Ski Club, President 2, 4, Vice-President 3, Intramurals 1, 2 . MILLER, JOYCE National Honor Society 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, Newspaper Editor 3, Associate Editor 4, T.A.P. Co-Chairman 4, Class Secretary 1, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,4, Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 'Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. MILLER, SARAH F.H.A. 1,G.A.A. 1,2,3, Cheer Club 1,2,3,4, Freshman Chorus 1, Mixed Chorus 2, 3,4, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4. MILLIKEN, JACK Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, 4. MITTAK, GEORGE National Honor Society 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Aquarium Club 4. MUIR, CHARLES Cheer Club 1, 4, Baseball, 'Varsity 1, 2, 3,4. MURPHY, EILEEN Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Chorus 1, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. MURPHY, NOLAN Varsity Club 3, 4, Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, Football, Junior Varsity 1,2, Varsity 3, Intramurals 2, 3. OAKLEAF, DONALD National Honor Society 3, President 4, Yearbook Staff, Advertising Manager 4, Class President 2, 3,4, Standard Bearer 4, Basketball, Freshman 1, Junior Varsity 2, Varsity 3,4, Tennis, Varsity 2, 3, 4. PARKER, REBECCA G. A, A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3,4. PICKETT, PATRICIA Yearbook Typist 4, Newspaper Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,4, F.H.A. 1, Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. RHODES, REBECCA National Honor Society 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Newspaper Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, F.H.A. 1, Band 1,2, 3,4, Stage Band 3,4, Freshman Chorus 1, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBINSON, MICHAEL RONGA, TANYA Newspaper Staff 2, 3,4, G.A.A. 2, 3,4, Cheer Club 2. 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. ROSEN, EDWARD Cheer Club. 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, Baseball, Junior Varsity 1,2, Intramurals 1,2, 3. 39 SAVAGE, LINDA Newspaper 35 G.A.A. 1,2,35 Cheer Club 1,2,35 Freshman Chorus lg Intramurals 1,2,3,4. SCHADE, CHARLES Cheer Club 1,2,3,45 Baseball, Junior Varsity Manager 25 Intramurals 3,4. SCHLEE, MERRILL National Honor Society 45 Yearbook Staft 45 Newspaper Staff 35 Co-Chairman T.A.P. 45 Var- sity Club 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Football, Junior Varsity 25 Basketball Manager, Freshman 1, Var- sity 2, 3,45 Tennis, Junior Varsity 1,2, Varsity 3,45 Intramurals l,2,3,4. SMITH, JOAN G.A.A. l,2,35 Cheer Club 3,45 FreshmanCho- rus 15 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Intramurals 1. SPERRY , LINNIE JANE G.A.A. 2,3,45 Cheer Club 1,2,3,45 Mixed Cho- rus 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. STELL, NANCY G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. TAVANO, PAUL Cheer Club 1,25 Intramurals 2, 3,4. TUNNISON, GARY Varsity Club 3,45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Baseball, Junior Varsity 1, Varsity 2,3,45 Football, Junior Varsity 1, 2, Varsity 3,45 Basketball, Junior Var- sity 1,2, Varsity 3,45 Intramurals 3. VANDEVOORDE, RICHARD Cheer Club 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. 2,3. VARALLI, JAMES Cheer Club 1, 35 Intramurals 3,4. WAGER, ALAN Newspaper Staff 1,25 Cheer Club 1,2,3,45Var- sity Football 1,2, 3,45 Junior Varsity Basketball -15 Baseball 35 Bowling 1,2. WASSER, JOHN Newspaper Staff 2,3,45 Cheer Club 1,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Football, Junior Varsity 3, Var- sity 4. 40 WILLIAMSON, JAMES Cheer Club 1, 2, 3,45 Operetta 15 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Tennis, Junior Varsity 1,2, Varsity 3,4. WOOLI-IISER, BEVERLY Co-Chairman of magazine sales 4. WRAIGHT, JOAN National Honor Society 3, 45 Yearbook Staff, Photography'Editor 45 Class Secretary 2,45 G.A. 1, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, President 45 Cheer Club 1,2, 3,45 Cheerleader, Junior Var- sity 1,2, Varsity 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Freshman Chorus 15 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Girls' Ensemble 3,45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3,4. YORK, PATRICIA G.A.A. 15 F.H.A. 15 Cheer Club l,'2. BASTIAN, MICHAEL Varsity Club 3,45 Cheer Club 1,2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Baseball, Junior Varsity,l, Varsity 35 Football, Junior Varsity 1,2, Varsity 3,45 Basketball, Freshman 1, Junior Varsity 25 In- tramurals. HARTNAGEL, JAMES Cheer Club 1. SCHREIBER, RONALD Cheer Club 1,2, 3. WILLIAMS , HENRY Cheer Club 1,2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Ten nis, Junior Varsity 1,25 Intramurals 1,2,3.4. EDITOR'S NOTE: Information for this index was obtained form the Guidance Office. Please excuse any errors or omissions. Thank you. 0z9ff4O!fLlI'lP, UNDERCLASSMEN E. . WE PAU E TO REFLECT We, the class of 1962, stood on the hill watching the setting sun over Lyons. The sparkling rays reminded us of the similarity between the sun and our senior year, for just as the sun symbolized the end of a day, our senior year meant the end of a special part of our lives. Our thoughts turned to the elementary school and its playground, our exciting first day at the new school , the proud day of our first honor assembly in the new auditorium, and the many championship teams we have seen in our four years of high school. From the summit of Cipriano Hill, we could see the towering elms and buildings of Lyons reflected in shimmering shadows in the waters of Ganargua Creek and the Barge Canal. We realized how close our school is to the community which has supported us and our activities and helped us to maintain and build the high standards and traditions of L. C. S. We realized the great obligations which we tried to fulfill in high school, and we began to see how much greater our future obligations would be, for our new obligations would be not only to our school and community, whose early training our future actions would reflect, but also to our nation and to the world. Somehow though, perhaps because of our youth, this thought did not frighten us, for just as the sun would rise on a new day, we would begin to look ahead toward a new gateway which graduation would open. To the underclassmen of L, C, S. --- we, the seniors of 1962, would like to leave our high goals of citizenship and sportsmanship. We have tried our best to maintain these ideals and we hope that you, the future graduates of L, C, S, , will strive to raise them still higher. CLASS OFFICER JUNIOR SOPHOMORE John Carmer, President Barbara Dagel, President Ann Oliver, Vice -President Jerry Sollene, Vice -President David Checcino, Secretary Judy Williams, Secretary Elaine Studer, Treasurer Michael Amrose, Treasurer Mr. Buehanai., Adviser Mr. Williams, Adviser FRESHMAN David Andler, President John Boice, Vice -President Georgiana Comella, Secretary David DiRaddo, Treasurer Mr. Rees, Adviser UNIGR CLASS ROW ONE: P. Sculli, S. Alvaro, F. Rodriquez, P. Briggs, J. Blanche, F. Bach, S. Paliotti, A. Buisch. ROW TWO: P. Blandino, J. Davis, D. Lockwood, J. Dailey, S. Schleede, S. Schlee, P. Reddout, B. Gil- lette, I. Shelters, H. Rich, J. Tiballi, R. Parmele. ROW THREE: J. Diaz, L. Reynolds, P. Donahue, R. Moran, D. Downey, L. Wagemaker, P. Given, F. Hollen beck, D. Lasher, R. Jordon, R. Marshall. ROW FOUR: F. Cataldi, M. Rooke, J. Young, M. Arseneau, J. Schnable, C. Chalker, J. Oakleaf, N. Smith D. Gervel, P. Marr, N. Wraight, M. Miller To boost their treasury this year, the Junior Class of LCS was in charge of the refreshment stand at the foot- ball games, sold printed and Lyons pictorial stationery, and had a bake sale. The two highlights of the year for this class were the arrival of their class rings and, of course, their own Junior Prom. UNIOR CLASS ROW ONE: D. Lauster, S. Schleede, M. Krueger, A. Oliver, P. Walters, C. Mastracy, B. Bernhardt, J. Ty- ler. ROW TWO: P. Marsteiner, G. Plumer, C. Smith, E. Studer, B. Acchione, W. Miller, R. Loucks, J. DeTorio M. Pruner, U. Bach, W. Flynn. ROW THREE: T. Gansz, J. Carmer, D. Williams, J. Hall, R. Zimmerman, E. Schleede, R. Young, J. Malon- ey, D. Checcino, R. Jansen, W. Schlieman. ROW FOUR: H. Barrett, A. Gebell, D. Burry, I. DeVito, A. DeSain, W. Fedor, T. Fabrizi, T. Diaz, R. Hill, C. Williams, W. Wing. SOPHOMORE CLASS SEATED: S. Arnitz, B. Dagel, S. Classey, B. Williams, K. Closs, M. Facer, C. Varalli, R. Spencer, B. Ferndino, M. Reynolds. ROW ONE: G. Wilkinson, B. Hutchinson, C. DeSanto, C. Varalli, D. Cataldi, C. Bishop, S. Jacob, J. Re- sue, C. VanDusen, A-. Tyler, R. Zieno, C. Glena, B. Bartleson, E. Lash, J. Cipriano, K. Kom- mer. ROW TWO: K. Stutz, G. Schwab, I. Lents, G. Attenboro, R. Courtney, V. Loveless, O. Bailey, T. Savage, J. Sollenne, F. Beyea, J. Ronan, R. Moses, R. Sapp, I. Smith, R. Martin. ROW THREE: A. VanKoeveringe, A. Santelli, J. Nellis, J. Mullins, L. Oakleaf, D. Reynolds, S. Fremouw, D Conrad, F. Allen, A. Palone, S. Steyaart, J. VandeVoorde, J. Pilkenton, R. Boor, C.-Avoli. The Sophomore Class at LCS held not one---but two---bake sales as money makers this year. They had a Winter Fun Day for members of their class, and it proved to be a gala celebration. 46 SOPHOMORE CLASS SEATED: ROW ONE: ROW TWO: ROW THREE: D. Hurst, S. Evangelist, L. Miller, M. Norton, K. Lockwood, J. Burt, S. Pruner, R. Jordon, H. Baker, J. Blanche . M. Stoughton, J. Pacello, M. Laudenslayer, S. Pesarak, D. Hemingway, L. D'Amato, M. Bar- clay, F. Petrus, J. Johnson, B. Bohner, J. Stone, R. Allen, A. Wagner, I. Beman, A. Kruse- mark. L. Oakleaf, S. Gavitt, J. Crego, J. Burton, T. Barton, L. Brown, G. Lester, S. Balogh, D. Barnes, J. Marsteiner, R. Williamson, R. George, C. Freeman, R. Duchene, M. Amrose. J. Giessy,M.Schetromph, J. Engels, D. Oakleaf, T. Giddings, J. Gillette, J. Brague, C. Pa- ton, J. Johnson, J. Williams, M. Miller, D. Baker, C. Raymer, P. Murphy, L. Lasher, J. John son, B. Noody, L. Hironimus. if . . L V ig, Y ,li p f ..Vg ,I A .,.. ,i w .zz wa, :.. ,,.,,,-,' L. .,, , A Wai FRESHMAN CLASS ROW ONE: A. Newman, G. Comella, D. Bastian, M. Rooke, J. Reule, B. Lehn, L. Paliotti, R. Ferguson R. Clement. ROW TWO: J. Hayes, D. Dagel, B. Ohmann, S. Muir, G. Comella, A. Moran, J. Stoetzel, C. Miller, P. Patanzo, K. Anderson, R. Bailey, J. Pesarek, C. Gruschow. ROW THREE: R. Marr, R. Fisher, A. Stirpe, S. DeSain, I. Engels, D. Feathery, J. Bliek, W. Arnold, C. Stone, G. Wunder, R. Cole, D. Bennett. ROW FOUR: W. Stell, S. Condino, D. Johnson, S. Hatsell, B. Wraight, D. Sovereign, W. Pries, N. San- telli, D. DiRaddo, J. Molinaro, D. Schnabel, R. Weeks, R. Hironimus, D. Noody. The Freshman Class is usually the most inactive, because it is their first year of organization. The Class of '65 did, however, sponsor a dance and a bake sale. FRE HMAN CLASS ROW ONE: ROW TWO: ROW THREE: ROW FOUR: N. Prentice, P. Kreiss, B. Salerno, C. Simmons, J. I-Iumburt, B. Stillwell, R. Hartwell, F. Gargaro, C. Kachurak. R. Wunder, W. Krueger, S. Lane, T. O'Neil, D. Paliotti, T. Wasser, D. Andler, T. Voight, C. Buisch, D. King, R. Giesy, W. Young, K. Robbins, D. Scott. F. DeAugustine, J. Fabre, J. Bailey, R. Leisenring, G. Pullen, I. Barclay, W. Stephens, M. Waldeck, J. Boice, C. Schwab, L. Cinelli, G. Frederick, J. Shipley, R. Trombetti. N. Bullock, K. Ennis, Rice, M. Santelli, S. N. Lake, M. Brewer, M. Buckel, S. Loveless, C. Santelli, A. Boggs, R Daniels. In ,215 49 EIGHTH GRADE ROW ONE: J. Farnsworth, Y. McMi1lin, L. Frind, G. Bassett, S. Bastian, L. Marr, C. DeVito, I. Newman L. Sage, P. Klage. ROW TWO: S. Rees, M. Musolino, M. Ferguson, C. Clouse, D. Nellis, D. Adams, M. Conaway, L. Mead, D. Sergeant, B. Wright, P. Mierke. ROW THREE: A. Johnson, C. Buisch, P. Vanvalkenberg, S. Kitchen, C. Westcott, D. Stead, T. Pullen, C. Lester, B. Stell, N. Balogh, R. Roedts, D. Rodriquez, D. Rogers, J. Stephens. ROW FOUR: F. Crisci, E. Marsteiner, S. Davis, R. Lisena, G. Barclay, D. George, F. Leddick, P. Sollene, W. Pullen, T. Bullock, W. Kelly, R. Ochs, F. Miller, D. Ritz. ROW FIVE: L. Vardabash, R. Rankert, A. Patanzo, R. Maloney, D. Cataldi, D. Boise, J. Stone, D. La Gasse, R. Conaway, R. Palladino, N. Brust, A. Gabrielse, J. Avoli, J. Knarr, J. Buyck, J. Briggs, L. Pruner, R. Buisch. The eighth grade is not organized as one class, -but there are activities in which all may participate. The girls may be members of the F.H,A,, and intramural sports are open to both boys and girls. 50 EIGHTH GRADE ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ONE: T WO: THREE: FOUR: FIVE: G. Knarr, D. Baker, L. Palladino, S. Laramee, L. Gruschow, J. Froehlick, E. Bauer, L. John- son, M. DeTorio, D. Stell. P. Lockwood, D. Tyler, J. Brady, D. Trombino, G. Vardabash, R. Dykernan, R. Marsteiner, E Noody, D. Bradshaw, L. Troke, R. Lash. R. Bartlett, M. Wasson, T. Holtz, S. Bassett, J. Santelli, H. Eckert, E. Shipley, C. Vander- linde, P. Marriott, V. Solomon, N. Pries, E. Shaffer, F. Reddout, L. Albrecht, J. Sovereign, N. Hawman. E. Mathews, J. Lauster, G. Allen, J. Carmer, J. Booth, 'A. Phillips, T. Fletcher, M. Cassa- vino, R. Bartishevich, D. Bridger, K. Schetromph, R. Prentice, T. Miller, D. Wilkinson, T. Coye, G. Linzy. R. Hill, E. Hilfiker, G. Bowler, R. Perry, G. Allison, P. Plumer, R. Bornheimer, W. Wage- maker, R. Baer, W. Baker, C. Boggs, D. Macali, R, Fremouw, R. Wunder, R. Hilfiker, P. Mastracy. 51 SEVENTH GRADE ROW ONE: B. Hutchinson, W. Ely, J. Pacello, M. Fabre, N. Rodriquez, V. Laudenslayer, K. Rich, D. Van deViver, D. Foster. ROW TWO: T. Santelli, F. VanNorrnan, G. Benge, V. Zayas, P. Nichols, N. Leoni, R. Proseus, T. Trom- bino, T. Higgins, L. Pentycofe, E. Conaway, M. Blackwell, J. Scarcelli. ROW THREE: M. Spencer, S. Tyler, M. Marshall, C. Lasher, K. Shelters. J. Grant, L. Kreiss, F. Marriott, A Giljam, M. Synesael, S. Ohmann, F. Avery, P. Renzi, S. Engels, S. Soggs, C. Cinelli. ROW FOUR: L. Lasher, M. Bishop, K. Aldag, B. DeCola, L. Beal, C. Gambol, L, Lytle, B. Congdon, S. Lancaster, A. Fratangelo, K. Shuler, J. Trornbino, D. Carr, L. Stickles, C. Johnson, S. Pries. ROW FIVE: D. Giljarn, C. Paton, J. Stevens, J. Ahrens, T. Given, B. Horsley, F. Breisch, D. DeWo1f, C. Brownell, P. Kelly, E. Miller, R. Laribee, T. Coye, W. Butler, D. Varalli, M. Hemingway, T. Olson, D. Collins. The biggest day in the life of this year's seventh graders was September 5, the day they entered the Junior High. Membership in the Yorker Club is open to all seventh graders. The girls are eligible to join the F. H. A. 52 SEVE TH GRADE ROW ONE: ROW TWO: ROW THREE: ROW FOUR: ROW FIVE: M. LaGasse, J. Sholly, D. Rankert, J. Allen, R. Rockwell, S. Smart, D. Sage. B. Ohmann, G. Ochs, R. Fedor, G. Lake, C. Ennis, J. Johnson, D. Williams, G. Tyler, R. Ty- ler, M. Buell, J. Ritz, B. Tewell. J. Hall, B. Horsley, D. Buchanan, S. Ferguson, L. Closs, S. Kenyon, J. Wiggins, B. Smith, L. Wraes, L. Lane, D. Giesy, B. Puckett, L. Provo, M. Bach, K. VanDusen, J. Tuffy, P. Kelley. S. Allen, S. Gavitt, M. Smith, J. Stoughton, B. Perry, J. Hartwell, K. Boss, D. Sizemore, B. Young, K. Courtney, S. Knapp, B. Pilkenton, J. Lester, J. Schleede, D. Juliana, S. Harrington L.Tucker, I. Kelley, J. Bryant, V. Bonetti, R. Bernhardt, J. Ernst, E. Fisher, J. Gonsalez, D. Lively, C. Clack, J. Lively, G. Langdon, W. House, A, Diaz, L. Smith, R. Conrad, J. Shea, R. Lytle, C. Cristensen, R. Vitaro. 53 V.I.P.'S OF '63 FOREIGN EXCHANGE CANDIDATES Priscilla Walters, Elaine Studer, John Carmer, Ann Oliver a J f , '52 y I . t 'An ' ' . . In A L' yslneie, if ,QNV1 W' f v A A V , GIRLS' STATE -CITIZENSHIP- DUTTON S. PETEQSON Ann Oliver, Delegate Alan Gebell Mary Rooke, Alternate --I:- . f 5. I Z K i ! 5' s vw rf 2 M' V , , k F as 5' . Xe S- if 2 va ,iv Q: f Y A s in 5 Q, R, af, Q , id f M ,wg 5:2 . , ,ga ., as +9 , M 522 1 ,Q lf V. f if 5 v z ii +',1- j' . . '.f .. Q W' M EQ M A W f LQAL . A 2 A 3 'fy , .ii . ,ff Q-...,,., Y, was 'QE -3 W 12 W! 'ff ,g VARSITY L 3 C. Muir D. Fratangelo 3 56 KNEELING: D. Maine, C. Swann, M. De Cola, C. Muir, J. Cole, R. Hill. STANDING: T. Bradley, Mr. Kunzwiler, I. Arnitz, R. Courtney. I. Moose, J. Holly, D. Fratangelo, S. Ronan, W. Boggs. Y Lyons 6 3 3 3 19 14 4 4 4 5 5 4 2 4 D. Maine SCOREBOARD Opponent Waterloo Newark Seneca Falls Geneva DeSa1es Canandaigua Penn Yan Newark Seneca Falls DeSa1es Geneva Penn Yan Canandaigua Waterloo J. Holly. J. Arnitz, M. De Cola BASEBALL ' 'WXNNQZX CONGRATULATIONS, CHAMPS, Under the guidance of Coach Don Kunzwiler, the Varsity Baseball team won the championship of both the Wayne Finger Lakes Conference and the Wayne County AA League. After having a record of 11 wins and 3 losses in league play, the Lyons Champs lost to Brockport by a score of 1 to 0 in the quarter-finals of sectional competition. Six of the starting nine players are returning next year to see if they can match or exceed this ex- cellent record. 57 VARSITY FOOTBALL Highlighted by a thrilling 6 to 0 victory over Clyde, Coach Burroughs' boys won the Wayne Finger Lakes and Wayne County championships with their first undefeated season since 1936. Their cunning defense allowed the opposition only 27 points, while they collected 144 in the eight games. It has been 'said that this is the best team ever to come out of Lyons! Our congratulations to the coaches and every member of the team! ROW ONE: T. Diaz, D. Burry, R. Hill, A. DeSain, Coach Burroughsg T. Fabrizi, J. DeVito, H. Rich. ROW TWO: M. DeCola, J. Hemingway, J. Carmer, G. Tunnison, D. Hill, J. Cole, P. De John, J. Arnitz, Coach Lawrence. ROW THREE: R. Courtney, W. Fedor, D. Fratangelo, M. Bastian, D. Barnes, J. Holly, J. Maloney J. Wasser. 8 Co-Captains: KNEELINGg G. Tunnison 5 STANDING: J. Holly SCOREBOARD Lyons Opponent 32 Horner 7 6 Seneca Falls 0 13 Mt. Carmel 6 20 Geneva O 33 DeSales 7 20 Penn Yan 7 14 Waterloo 0 6 Clyde 0 SCOREBOARD LYONS OPPONENTS Canandaigua Waterloo DeSales Seneca Falls Clyde Auburn Penn Yan Geneva Newark Clyde Canandaigua Waterloo DeSales Seneca Falls Penn Yan Geneva Newark BASKETBALL ROW ONE: I. Maloney, J. DeVito, M. DeCo1a, T. Fabrizi. ROW TWO: I. Arnitz, D. Barnes, W. Fedor, D. Maine. .4 A' 4, V 91 r , r f tub I .5 K Q35 r V fx- f sy s-5 , V ,. V 5 'W I 5 .L ,' ' .4 V fr :fr ,' M Q This year's team is one of the finest I've ever had the pleasure to coach. Diver- sifiable is the word to describe them best. They have height, speed, intelligence, and the desire to be champions. Coach Blackwell I te 9 , ff ,Y .,' ' t N' U V 1 O 11:1 -l--Ln l t 'IP'W'-lCO 1'l Co-Captains: M. Amrose J. Sollene ROW ONE: R. Trombetti, J. Gillette, T. Giddings, D. Andler, D. Dagel, D. DiRaddo, F. Petrus, T. Wasser, Coach DePorter ROW TWO: F. Allen, D, Reyno1ds,A. Moran, J. Bailey, R. Leisen- ring, A. Stirpe, R. Duchene, J. Stoetzel, G. Comella, F. DeAugustine, P. Patanzo. R. Ochs, Manager. ROW THREE: O. Bailey, J. Sollene, T. Barton, V. Loveless, W. Baker, S. DeSain, R. Williamson, J. Boice, J, Ronan, M. Ambrose, R. Martin, J. Lents, E l PWl'1'1UJbW KNEELING: D. Reynolds, T. Giddings, A. Wager, H. Rich, D. McDaniel, W. Mil- ler, J. Davis, L. I-Iironimus. STANDING: Coach DePorter, P. Given, G. Molampy. J. Tiballi, J. Diaz, D. Down- ey, G. l-leminger, P. Donahue, D. Burry, R. George, T. Barton, V. Loveless, O. Bailey. . Coach, Mr. Blackwell Managers, F. Petrus, J. Tiballi, T. Diaz T. Giddings, P. Patanzo, R. Courtney, I. Sollenne, G. Lester, S. Balogh, V. Loveless, O. Bailey, R. George, M. Amrose, A. Santelli. m W G m I rrPwHmWmPw Jerry Sollenne, Captain 2 WWWPW rrbwd Managers, R. Trombetti, C. Miller, R. Leisenring. D. DiRaddo, S. DeSain, R. Baer, D. Featherly, W. Wagemaker, W. Stephens, C. Schwab, I. Boice, E. Comella, T. Wasser. Coach, Mr. Fusmer, Not Present. 63 GOLF if KNEELING: W. Leitch, R. Humbert, I. Boeheim, R. Evangelist, A. Santelli. STANDING: R. Williamson, D. Williams, Mr. Boice, R. Britten, P. Blan- dino. Coach Bob Fusmer 's tennis team won the championship of the Wayne County League, compil- ing a record of 12 wins and only 2 losses. They are expected to have another exceptionally fine season next year with three of the starting four players return- ing. 64 By defeating Sodus, Newark, Clyde and Ontario, the L.C,S. golfers won the Wayne County Championship with an unde- feated season. Although three members of this year's team were seniors, Coach Boice is looking forward to another successful season with three of his starting six returning. TENNIS ROW ONE: Mr. Fusmer, R. Hurtt, J. Gillette, L. Oakleaf. ROW TWO: S. Balogh, D. Oakleaf, V. Bruce, I. Lents, K. Stutz, J. Williamson, S. Gavitt, W. Gavitt. 'iii' GIRLS' SPORTS VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS By defeating Newark in the final round of games at the North Rose Central School, this Lyons team won the Wayne County Girls' Volleyball Meet. SEATED: P. Hosford. KNEELING: S. Gillette, M. Rooke, V. Tucker. STANDING: R. Bishop. SOFTBALL HONOR TEAM KNEELING: B. Bartleson. STANDING: R. Bishop, B. Bohner, P. Readout, J. Dailey, G. Bassett, V. Tucker, S. Schleede, C. Bishop, M. Rooke. This honor team was chosen by all girls in the intramural soft- ball program. V 65 GIRLS' SPORTS Players above: P. Pickett M. Bauer M. Fowler B. D'Amato High school girls are taught the principles of goo d sportsmanship and fellowship by participation in the intra- mural program at L. C. S. Open to every girl and offered in most of the major sports, this program is very popular. At the end of the school year girls, who have participated in at least three sports and accumulated a certain number of points, receive awards. BASKETBALL AND SOCCER FIFTH PERIOD GYM CLASS Q RED BA D ROW ONE: D. Nellis, N. Balogh, S. Ohmann, L. Stickles, T. Olson, K. Courtney, C. Lasher, K. Aldag, P. Lockwood, L. Clogs, ROW TWO.: B. Perry, J. Lester, W. Fisher, R. Proseus, M. Rice, C. Brownell, P. Sollenne, N. Brust, D. Varalli, W. Ely, M. Blackwell, D. LaGasse, J. Carmer. ROW THREE: T. Coye, R. Rockwell, T. Santelli, M. Hemingway, M. Waldeck, F. Breisch, Mr. Resue, Director. The Music Department has been extremely busy this year. Besides their Annual Christmas and Spring Concerts, music students have presented a recital and participated in Junior High and Senior High Area All-States and the County Band. ln May the orchestra presented a concert with Abram Boone, violinist with the Rochester Philharmonic, as guest soloist. Lyons Central School also played host to this year's County Music Festival. 68 BLUE BA D DRUM MAIORETTE' D Gebl . . e 1. FILE ONE: J. Wraight, K. Ennis, P. Marsteiner, C. Varalli, B. Lake, B. Wraight, R. Bailey, N. Smith, C. Chalker, E. Studer, D. Checcino. FILE TWO: S. Pesarek, D. Hemingway, M. Rooke, L. Miller, M. Gillette, S. Schlee, A. Oliver, R. Rhodes. CENTER FILES LEFT: J. Brendlinger, D. DiRaddo, Mr. Resurer, Director. RIGHT: J. Hayes, G. Molampy, R. Fisher, M. Schlee. FILE FIVE: S. Alvaro, J. Molinaro, N. Wraight, P. Walters, M. Stoughton, I. Resue, G. Frederick, A. Gebell. FILE SIX: M. Rooke, C. Varalli, P. Sculli, R. Hironimus, J. Engles, R. Zieno, C. Raymer, A. VanKoeveringe, J. Miller ' , C. Smith. ns- MUSICAL GRGUPS J. Carmer, R. Rhodes, M. Gillette, F. Petrus, A. Oliver, J. Hayes, G. Molampy, E. Studer, A. Gebell, I. Breudlinger, I. Resue, N. Smith, M. Stoughton. LA SALLES FOUR G. Molampy F. Petrus M. Amrose M. Rooke RINCETON TRIO J., Carmer H. Williams 1 D. Barnes I7 VC' Iii' F 9 if 'SKU4 3053 5' 5 r ef r , ei :yay ,ft :wg f J 1' , 2 is STAGE BAND ORCHESTRA MUSIC CAN BE FUN ! Mr. Thurkins, Director 71 ENSEM BLES Same tempo in Four fJ.JJ -any-555.315 S E N I O R S Director: Mr. Roberts. ROW ONE: K. Bartleson, P. Sculli, M. Moore, J. Wraight, B. Lake, I. Beiderbecke, N. Wraight. ROW TWO: L. Sperry, B. Bernhardt, E. Taylor, M. Fowler, J. Miller, J. Brendlinger. ffll'-11PvOZOEroOw Director: Mr. Roberts. ROW ONE: E. Lash, M. Norton, C. Bishop, D. Hemingway, J. Johnson, S. Classey, M. Reynolds, L. Oakleaf. ROW TWO: B. Bohner, A. Vanlioeveringe, M. Barclay, J. Resue, J. Mullin, D. 72 Oakleaf, J. Williams. MIXED CHORUS ROW ONE E. Lash, M. Moore, P. Sculli, K. Classey E Santelli K Bartleson, M. L. Facer, C. Smith, W Flynn U Bach I Smith, R. Rhodes, B. Baer, I. Brendlinger E Murphy M Gillette, D. Gebell, M. Norton, J. Stone G Wilkinson J Beiderbecke, Mr. Roberts, Director ROW TWO B. Bohner, D. Hemingway, B. Hutchinson D Hurst S Classey, S. Arnitz, J. Young, J. Davis L Reynolds I Bur ton, J. Wasser, I. Williamson, J. DeVito M Barclay N Wraight, B. Dagel, L. D'AmatQ, P. Murphy ROW THREE S. Evangelist, C. Raymer, J. Johnson A Van Koeveringe J. Mullin, B. Bernhardt, E. Taylor, I Jacques R William son, J. Carmer, D. Lewis, J. Lents, W Wing L Oakleaf W Gavitt R Zieno B Bartle son, R. Parker, M. E. Reynolds, M. Schetrompf I Wraight B Lake ROW FOUR C. Bishop, D. Oakleaf, S. Miller, L Oakleaf N Smith C Chalker J Williams R Duchene, J. Cole, P. Delohn, H. Williams J Hemingway M Bastian F Beyea L Wagemaker, L. Barton, L. Sperry, J Resue I Giesy B D Amato A Tyler S Jacobs Same tempo In Four MJD , ix 7 7 P P 315451 W 67 '-Iii' FRESHMAN CHORUS ROW ONE: A. Newman, L. Paliotti, S. Hatsell, N. Prentice, B. Salerno, D. Schnable, M. Rooke, R. Hartwell, Mr. Roberts Director. ROW TWO: K. Ennis, M. Brewer, C. Miller, J. Boice, N Lake, B. Wraight. JR. HIGH STRING ENSEMBLE ROW ONE: T. Coye, R. Buisch, E. Miller. ROW TWO: Mr. Thurkins, Directory I. Schleede, A. Fratangelo, K. Closs, R. Bartlett, L. Frind, S. Rees. ROW THREE: S. Gavitt, D. Ritz, T. Fletcher, S. Kitchen, P. Mierke, V. Lauden slayer. YO R K B -f. m21ss71. L Hifiifikiff , I a ezgwg gr rs ss kgs, 'wait --ii? L31-w .1 ,Ei x.7,1'?2:'-'Pkg-1. jsggfylfvf-f'1l ff -, ',,:f' a ,.:f weft-- K The Yorker Club, which is open to any seventh grade citizenship education student, has ninety -seven members. Since the aim of the club is to arouse and broaden in terest in state and local history, field trips to Cooperstown and the County Museum have been planned. Projects of historical interest have been made by the members and placed on display in the classroom. SEATED: B . Hutchinson, President STANDING: J. Hartwell, Secretary Mr. Gullo, Adviser W. Ely, Vice-President T. Santelli, Treasurer Z I i i A 1 Q wg, , L .v,A L 5 'Ai s 1 5 i 5 3 s E f ' C isf, if 5 4 Q. 4 A 4. 5 1, ix 5 1 Www ff-.., ,... ..,, A, H A ' f SEATED: S. Steyaart, Secretary P. Sculli, Treasurer KNEELING: I. Wraight, President M. Rooke, Vice-President G.A.A. Formed to promote sportsmanship among the girls at L, C, S, , the Girls' Athletic Association pro- vides intramural sports in which the girls may parti- cipate. The club also holds an annual bakesale and banquet. VARSITY CLUB YOW5 The Varsity Club was established in 1957 to promote sportsmanship and good conduct among the athletes at L. C. S. Members must earn a varsity letter in one major sport and do a cer- tain amount of work for the club before initiation. After induction into the club, members must live up to the c1ub's code of no smoking or alcoholic drinking until after graduation from L, C, S, OFFICERS D. Fratangelo, President I. Holly, Vice-President D. Maine, Secretary J. Arnitz, Treasurer SKI CLUB KNEELING: M. Santelli, Mr. Lawrence, Advisor, M. Bastian SITTING: B. Baer, E. Santelli, D. Hemingway STANDING: D. Lewis, B. Bartleson, I. Newman, H. Rich, J. McCrane1s, I. Ronan, L. Brendlinger, S. Steyaart, D. Williams, J. Heming- way. GIRLS' OF F ICIATING CLUB ROW ONE: Miss Boynton, Advisorg S, Arnitz, B. Dagel, M. Rooke, M. Norton, L. Miller, M, Gillette, L. Paliotti, S. Evangelist. ROW TWO: B. Ferndino, G. Comella, P. Pickett, J. Molinaro, M. Brooke, S. Classey, J. Stone, T. Ronga, R. Hartwell, Danny Henningway, B. Bohner, S. Schlee, ROW THREE: F. Gargaro, N. Wraight, D, Hurst, N. Bullock, P. Walters, J. Resue, K. Ander son, B. D'Amato, C. Santelli, M. Brewer, B. Baer, R. Rhodes. CHEERLEADERS M JAY VEES Rooke, S. Arnitz, M. Arseneau, K. Anderson, B. B h d VARSITY A. Oliver X P. Scull M. Rooke M.M I. Wraight ai A A FHA , ry A - I ,QS X VIII U !U r ' ,ru 74 'J' - -QW' f 'z I' . fy ,XMLJ K X W yr ROW ONE: I. Stephens, A. Fratangelo, B. DeCo1a. ROW TWO: Miss Yatarola, Advisory L. Troke, S. Laramee, M. DeTorio, I. Newman, P. Klage, P. Renzi, L. Gruschow, R. Lash, N. Pries, B. Wright. AQUARIUM CLUB PROJECTION CLUB CLOCKWISE: Mr. Gould, Advisorgl. Ronan, G. CLOCKWISEg Mr. Gould, Advisor, F. Petrus, D. Mittak, L. Oakleaf, W. Gavitt, L. Brown, G. Burry, G.eAttenboro, L. Oak1eaf,'I. Nellis. Attenboro. CENTER: K. Closs, I. Nellis, F. Beyea. 82 1 Qfll-1 .X ill MTOLUME i EBEll All-ST K BER 14, 1 ' wl i 'inner in a t, was su Dearme Arseneau N mle Simmoi chosen to a t Music Conf ' Q the Chai from Novem bmut two ed Ilfaliii 'mm mem ,oo of the k red a ball ' Monday . Ln New Yorl ' , l3 yrs.sincc 'ggmilalg' The sen students wh igflsagg' Kll-State M Iazenovial 1957 and nrday of thi: gned up t gash, Susax the reque garet Barcle 255 System jazenovia x S Chose I :oncerts to lwnters' i chool A local music activity of interest is a ecital,the first of its kind, to be given on lovember 21 at 7:30 p.m. in the LCS high chool auditorium. The following will per-' orm: Elaine Lash, violin, Mary Rooke, oiceg Deanne Gebell, fluteg and Ann Oli- er, piano. The LCS Music Department opes to make this type of recital, which fill be open and free to the public, an an- ual even t- FRENCH-LATIN lor Jr.Hi. Approximately one hundred seventeen unior high students ' ' ling French and La Miss Rilla Seam wo Latin students Siroux about thirty- Jne of the two La londays and Wedne Fuesdays and Thu dr. Giroux's French Miss Seaman ei mythology, history, irst two declension :over French histo zougs, and the ways or rrencn sruaenrs n France. The main purpose of these classes 'is tot only to give the students a chance to liscover if they would like to continue vith the same subject in high school, but .lso to see if the students have the cap- tcity to continue with them. When asked their opinion about this vork both teachers replied, I enjoy it rerv mnr'l1 U ' se-.unu iumuy.vvnenever a Student had any problem, he somehow would wind up with Mr. Marshall helping him. After listening to Mr. Marshall the student gained cz new understanding and felt that all was right with the yworlfl- THoMAs BRADLEY, '62 5 al PRESS CONVENTION On Friday, November 3, five members of the school newspaper and school year- book staffs attended the Convention of the Empire State School Press Associa- tion at Syracuse University. Deanne Ge- bell and Patty Pickett, seniors: Iovce EDITORIAL STAFF ROW ONE: R. Bishop, C. Hartwell, D. Lewis. SEATED: E. Studer, M. Ely, S. Alvaro, Editor, I. Miller, Assistant Editorg J. Oakleaf, B. Baer. STANDING: A. Oliver, J. Wasser, D. Gervel, P. Patanzo, P. Also, on October 21, :five members of the newspaper and yearbook staffs atten- ded the Scholastic Editor's Conference held at the Powers Hotel in Rochester and sponsored by the Rochester Times- Union and Democrat-Chronicle. Those attending were Susan Alvaro, Sharon Schlee, Elaine Studer, juniors, and Bar- bara Lake and joyce Miller,seniors. They were accompanied bv Allin H.-mv ana un- salesmen or news photographers.. T ior high English teachers will be at For the first issue there has b formalorganization of the staffg the chose the sort of writing they wax do. Plans are underway for Choo: editor-in-chief and organizing thi before the next publication whif been tentatively set for the last v january. There is, however, a t the making to publish a Christmas of the literary magazine, PANO SENORS ENRQH 'N oonm Seniors are William Smit gram. The f s follows: joan Smith, Walters. Gebellg Sta gic: Wayne If rxicuzuu VHIIUCVUOIGC, and James l song Psychology: Patricia Pickett Miller, and David Lewisg Conte Politics: Margaret Ely, and Merrill Soviet Union and the West: Robe: The courses are given from 41, to 6:00 P.M. on Thursdays. The also be two night sessions later term. Tuition and transportatio' ' vided by the school: the stt.83 ' in if 312 QQQE, gf ff , Q V L.. f Q- E mf Q r k Q r ap, Q9 L R L , -gh 'su-1 .o N' M .44v ACTIVITIES JUNIQR PROM On June 9, 1961, Elaine Santelli and John DeVisser were chosen king and queen of our Junior Prom-- Misty, Attending the royal couple were Jim Brady, Janice Kornmer, Karen Bartleson, and William McCord. U'-4... X ,-nw 'I I as Mr. Deporter and Mr. Gould, John Wasser, Rebecca Rhodes, our class advisors, present a David Lewis, and Margaret Ely bouquet of roses to Queen dance to the music of Mike Elaine. Arena 's Band. 86 SENIOR BALL Elaine Santelli crowns Carol Hartwell and James Cole, King and Queen of our Senior Ball, Wonderland by Night, held on December 22, 1961. After the coronation, Queen Carol and Kinglames dance to the music of Frank Fenne11's Band. A rest from the twist! MI TY I THE MAKING KNEELING: D. Marsteiner, C. Lash D0iH' the twist! er, F. Rodriquez. STANDING: L. Sperry, E. Rosen, D. Burry. KNEELING: M. Fowler, L. Kotvis, W. Krueger. STANDING: E. Murphy, S. Dailey, E. Rosen, L. Sperry. Do you think we'11 finish in time?' ucuttm. up! -- I. Wraight to R. Parker WORK Still trimming! I. Wraight BEFORE What a day! E. Rosen THE WONDERLAND Still twisu 0' M. Bastian C. Schade NOMA SPELLING AWARD WINNERS 100 Word Certificate Winners Seated: M. Stoughton, L. Savage Standing: N. Smith, E. Studer 200 Word Certificate Winner Standing 1 J. Smith JUNIOR HIGH SPELLING First Prize Winner Seated: M. Rooke Second Prize Winner Standing: B. Wright SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS F. Beye'a, D. Checcino, and R. Parmele won awards at Lyons and at the Regional Sci- ence Fair at Pittsford. OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL WINNERS! HONOR ASSEMBLY BUSINESS I. Brendlinger N. Stell P. Marr S. Paliotti LATIN I ENGLISH 8 J. Williams S. Hatsell nual Honor Assembly was held for the frrst t1me ln the new On June 9, 1961, the an- auditorium . HOFFMAN CITIZENSHIP AMERICAN LEGION C . Lester Eighth Grade R. Hironimus - A. Newman 91 INSIDE THE Guidance Tips! STANDING: B. D'Amato, Mr, Farver, R. Bishop SEATED: B. Baer Oh, now I see! Mr. Bue11's World History Class. 2 S: Vit X lf2gt - eighth grade math ? ! ! D. Fratangelo, W. Johnson Now, we'11 turn to page 43 in Tressler Mrs. Harris' Junior English Class CLASSROOM What is it? Biology Lab SEATED: F. Beyea R. Williamson STANDING: J. Engels R. Martin Now what is that quadratic equation? Miss Read's Math Class Steady Now! Chemistry Lab SEATED: R. Hill, J. Carmer, S. Alvaro STANDING: D, Checcino, E. Studer. Pass Auf! Mrs. Gruen's German II Class 93 SEEN AROUND A school day begins. Students rush to classes - meet friends - cram - buy milk from the Seniors have locker trouble - and - have fun! ! A school day ends. THE SCHOOL Linda, I hope it's normal! said Mrs. Burgess. E. Rosen, a handy guy to have around. - xr r if r worse QENTRAL ' h nxSTRtCT Thanks to Mr. Fabino, our fie1d's the best! Here's a switch! The photographer has his picture in the yearbook. HOMEMAKING L. Sperry P. York N. Stell CREATIVE CLASSES ART K - Classes' A . Moran LEARN BY DOING L.C.S. offers instruction in art, home- making, woodworking, and printing to in- terested students. Through actual experience, students are able to decide whether to con- tinue this type of work as a vocation or mere- ly as an avocation. PRINT SHOP J, Cole T. Bradley 4 Q, v WOOD SHOP G. Schwab J. VandeVoorde TOP MAGAZINE SALESMEN D, Maine, D. D'Amato, L. Kot- vis. MILK BREAK A. Stirpei M. Schlee T . Bradley A. Santelli M. Santelli SENIOR LIFE Five years from now, we, the members of the class of 1962, will be busy earning a living at our chosen vocation. In a moment of reflection we may think back to our senior year in high school with all its activities: magazine sales, helping in the offices, writing for the newspapers, editing this year- book, and selling milk and ice cream. Will our nostalgia make us wish that we were back in high school again? Iwonder --- MILK BAR SITTING, Clockwise: C. Schade, W. Johnson. STANDING: L. Palladino, P. VanVa1kenburg. REPORTERS M, Ely, Democrate -Cronicle D. Gebell, Geneva Times SECRET ARIAL PRACTICE CLOCKWISE L, Savage L. Linzy K . Bartle son B . Woolhiser D , Marste iner C , Stoughton 97 JUNIOR HIGH ACTIVITIES ROW ONE G, Bowler M . Conoway J. Sante lli Free for All! ! Eighth Grade Homeroom Presidents ROW TWO M. Cassavino R. Ochs W. Wagemaker 8-3 English Class 7-4 Math Class 98 8-5 Science Class FIFTH PERIOD ACTIVITIES D, A11en J , Milliken Some study. is Sorne play. Some work. Some eat. Some rehearse . M. Robinson J, Miller 99 l WILLING WORKERS V9 .L YEARBOOK SALESMEN LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Maine, D. Fratangelo, B. Lake, M. Schlee, J. Miller, M. Fowler, L. Kotvis, R. Rhodes, M. Ely, W. Leitch, G. Mittak, G. Tun- nison, J. Jacques. 100 ADVERTISING SALESMEN STANDING: I. Boeheim, W. Krueger, D. Maine. SEATED: M. Schlee, D. Oakleaf, W. Leitch, J. Jacques. TYPISTS LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Pickett, K. Bartleson, M. Bauer. ADVERTISING J 2? - 14' gg '-'ZQM' J' - V -Sf 'i E? tw , an, LYONS PHYSICIANS Compliments of LYONS NATIONAL BANK HComplete Modern Bankingu Lyons, New York Member of Federal Reserve System Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments Of Compliments of WILLIAM HOLLOWAY AND SONS SODA SPA Clothing-and Furnishings for COl'll'llG EDCI Tony Men and BQYS Our Compliments Compliments BARKER BROS. HARDWARE Of Lyons 5 Newark AMROSE FOOD MARKET Gmw-Jmn-Gm mwemMFHwd Compliments OHMANN BRGTHERS Lyons, New York ' 'u X I Bonnie and Doc NN' , A ,..L , ' Best Wishes from LANGLOIS BEAUTY SHOP . 79 William Street WH 6-M922 The Thinker - John Our Compliments PALIOTTI'S SERVICE STATION Corner of Water William Streets Compliments REGINALD s. oi.ivER l 22 CanaI St Feet Lyons Bob and Steve at Poolside Compliments of J. J. NEWBERRY COMPANY M2 5 50 William Street Lyons, New York il -ii- 1- i .l -l , 4 i -. v L :- - il - ei- -nl- :- 1 i XFAMIU' I 5-Lpyfgf 00? 5p6ClALTY MARGARET L. COON General Insurance Bellows Building William Street WH 6-62Hl Rhoda Compliments L A W- of oi i ' ' S ninlisf iii BRITTEN 5- NEWMAN 1 it itll William Street Lyons 1 QR if Compliments of SANTELLI STUDIO Photography Barb William street WH 6-6832 105 Good Luck To The Class Of l962 Compliments SCHNEIBLE'S BAKERY of Lyons New York DAVID D. BRADLEY Comp, ,ments of LA CANTINA General Insurance Lyons New York 57 William Street Compliments of LYOHS New York GRECO JEWELERS WH 6-622l Keepsake Diamonds Hamilton 5 Longines Watches Compliments Best Wishes of FORWGETWMEWNOTWGIFTS Gift and Card Shop RY KILLICK S SONS HEN I3 Canal Street Best Wishes Bestfwlshes To The Class Of '62 rom EMMIES REEOQND WHITE PHILLIP ACE BLANDINO 1 23 Cana Street 27 Canal Street .C A' iw w 106 GO-Martha-G0 Karen and Bill on Misty bridge Sing 310118 with Pal. Lois! Congratulations May your knowledge let you master the atomic age LAWYER AUGUSTUS C. NELSON no William Street Best Wishes from AGNES AND JOHNNIES Best Wishes From Your TALL AND HANDSOME DRUGGISTS RESTAURANT On The Corner Sodas Sundaes Lunches Dinners PARK BAKERY Place To Go To Get Good Things To Eat! Carmel and Joseph Sykora Good Luck To The Class Of '62 Compggments FRUI LA D T N PALIOTTl'S SHOE STORE I8 Ch h S Eggns treet Lyons New York Compliments of COmplimentS TROMBINO'S Of By the Park SALERNO'S SUPERMARKET Fine Food Legal Beverages I-YOVIS New York OUR QUEEN 107 Good Luck to Class of '62 AMICO CLEANERS AND LAUNDERERS ,!' Q . f?f 'N foihe , fhmdrf xg?l4gEy'l15Wuhql I :Ei Lyons New York Compliments of LYONS FLORAL SHOPPE Complete Floral Service Also Fine Selections Of Markers And Monuments Phone WH 6-6328 Best Wishes from SANTELLI'S SUPERMARKET Best Wishes To The Class Of i962 DEVITO'S HOME FURNISHINGS Lyons New York SMART'S G.L.F. SERVICE Feed - Seed Farm Supplies Dave Lewis Marg Ely Betsy Baer Hank Williams Pat Piokett Betsy Baer Wayne Johnson Best Wishes To The Class Of '62 DOMINICO'S CLOTHIERS For The Nation's Famous Brands Lyons 5 Wolcott New York Best Wishes to the Class of '62 LYONS OIL SUPPLY Arthur Schnabel 65 Phelps St. Best of Luck To the Class of I962 BISHOP'S NURSING HOME 33 Phelps Street Lyons Compliments of WEEKS FUNERAL HOME Lyons New York Compliments of REULE'S SERVICE STATION l??: GNSTIEGBASGBESESQB-5 lxf I LEON E. LEWIS ff' Iic Compliments Insurance of Every Kind I, GJ of XC x RJ INSURANCE X 4 BOEHEIM nan i REALLY fb FUNERAL HOME INSURES c QA William Street C L ons io William sr. WH 6-4521 U V Lyons New York up Q5 Compliments of MEN 5 BOYS SHOP Shoes and Clothing 37 Canal Street Lyons Compliments of SAPP'S RED 8 WHITE Compliments of LYONS BARBER ASSOCIATION Best Wishes from FLOMAR'S RESTAURANT 28 Broad Street Dinners-Lunches Fountain Service 1 'IIO Best Wishes Compliments From of MARCIA KAY FASHIONS MILLER SUPPLY Corner of William and Canal COMPANY 5 -ra X fb JJ, H ,QLQ9 0 Ladies ll S czziutuva l L C25 and atlfvufff Q 4 MEX 6 Girls' , A I Lyons New York all .'.'.- Emma, Ppare N-. ' C Best Wishes From COmPlfCme CS o PATERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LYONS-CLYDE-SAVANNAH Montezuma St. Lyons SHOPPING GUIDE Congratulations , To The Graduates Compl 'ments BOEHEIM SHOE STORE of l B d S Lyons 7 ma t eetNeW York THE COMMUNITY STORE B t W' h Best Wishes es IS es to the to the S . Class of '62 enlors From ROOKE INSURANCE AGENCY THE CLEAN KITCHEN Hlnsurance With Assurancen Route 31 Lyons Lyons New York G .- . Lg 151 dd' O f:-SHPE' 11: lee? 'fa Best Wishes Best Wishes from from GEORGE F. WARNCKE Farm Produce and Supp1ies CASTLE KRAUT 1 Depew Avenue Compi iments of Best Wishes from HI'S HAVEN MOTEL LYONS LANES Route 31 Lyons New York HBow1 for Heaithn WV ii. 112 1 Ggggtti El jfEX?3E V ,V,. ,2 ,1 , 2 Q? isssy 1 1 i .V I 4. Mr. Williams !! Betsy - Sarah - Kathy Oh ! Tanya 1 . kk hte g1Y gr pKLlIV6 fl! gllll - gPA , ffefrrrkl 2,4 fl? A ,,..1 rfLff'f '6- Wir!! j:,fa :gc . iQS!iiL!s A , xxqlul X . 0,,fvpfQJ0u14fn ,,,,wWl6:iguAI?lf i 2 Njxwf , wW,fll6g'i,:7fg y ,- AAAA 65,13 I .. elf B Ill uf' LE all .th CULIIE If DLA lncnlivfigf wt s ' I , te Sli., . I fzlf-If N!QxmEQkKNljfi Xxxigmn kljl NESBITT BOTTLIN G COMPANY Lyons New York Best Wishes WALTER ENGELS To the Class of '62 RCA Victor Black and White ALLOWAY STORE And Color Television 5 SERVICE STATION RD l Lyons Alloway Compliments of Our Compliments EARL WADHAMS BURTON'S TEXACO STATION Milk and Feed Bulk Hauler Corner of Geneva and Clyde Road Route 2 Phelps Mouch Aloha Bucky ll3 Joanie Don A. - Joyce Wayne Lois Best Wishes To The Seniors F rom WAYNE OIL COMPANY J. F. Schnabel Lyons ' New York Compliments of PHIL AND LOU AUTO SHOP Forgham Street Lyons New York Compliments of BLlEK'S FARM STORE Hardware and Mobil Service Route lh South Sodus Compliments of CROSS ROADS DINER Route 3l Lock Berlin 114 Best Wishes SANTELLI LUMBER CO. ii' Compliments of HOTEL WAYNE Lyons New York Enjoy FAIRMONT ICE CREAM Best Wishes To the Class of 1962 MACK'S BODY SHOP 43 Water Street Lyons New York You bet, Coach ! Heave, ho ! Time out ! Compliments Compliments of of WALT'S FLYING HAH PETRUS'S RESTAURANT Newark Road Geneva Street Lyons Lyons New Yofk Compliments of Compliments of JOHN P. LYTLE, Florist WILLIAM HAIDLEY, INC. Paint and Wallpaper Route 3I Lyons New York Lyons New York 'H Compliments Compliments of of HECOX AUTO ELECTRIC TOWNSEND IMPLEMENTS West Water Street Route 3l Our Compliments OAKLEAF PAINT STORE Contractors Compliments of SOUTH SIDE MARKET Free Delivery Pratt and Lambert Paints Phone WH 6,6792 8 Dickerson Street Lyons New York 116 Compliments Compliments of of RENZI'S MUSIC COMPANY IROQUOIS HOTEL 34 Water Street Franklin Street Lyons Lyons Compliments of G. 5 L. BUICK SALES, INC. Buick Sales 5 Service THE GENEVA TIMES 59 Montezuma St' Lyons New York Lyons Bureau I I W TRI - BRO SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Best Wishes Wholesalers and Distributors h I f I Plumbing-Heating-Mill To t e C ass O 962 Electrical Supplies Lyonloz ' IO8 Cana' StL'IZf,tYOrk sELFRgER3IIcIfIEIrIILlRkET b Phone WH 6-4888 Route IM Sodus Best Wishes COmDlimentS To the Class of '62 Of EDDIE'S SUNOCO VANDERVEER 5 COLEMAN, INC. Route 3l Lyons New York Elmer Street Lyons 'Il7 Lots of Good Luck To The Class Of l962 LYONS GRANITE ogg. OKE Compliments of LYONS COAL WORKS COMPANY 48 Water Street Automatic Heating Equipment Lyons New York Fuel Oils Coal Kerosene Phone WH 6-4592 Lyons New York Best Wishes Class of '62 BARKER CHEMICAL CORP . Alton New York Best Wishes WILCK'S Farm To You Poultry and Eggs Compliments of H. B. LAUSTER AND SONS 67-7l Water Street Lyons New York M- NE-new Y-Ovqiw Pr ll +35 gxbiv we have SQGRT Q A .X , o ' U1 -Q l'lt is -PGY 5 SCX-ily' qpxgbbgd gy bu X klsllpy Klimembixz 'W 45 'YW E I X, T' LESTER'S TAXI 'Em mm xx exc-wa Www-C, I3-:Dtj'QS 6l C th ' -t will 6- 365 a erineli E gqfhwf ll8 Compliments LYONS SERVICE STATION of Sales and Service Lyons New York WRIGHT-WISNER CORP. Phone WH 6-49Ol Route 31 WAYNE MOTOR SALES l Newark New York Lyons 'gc' . New York Phone DE l-l606 901306 xml , Y? QI' P4100 T l l Compliments of THE H. G. HOTCHKISS ESSENTIAL OIL CO. Established l839 Lyons New York Best Wishes From DONALD'S BEAUTY SALON 30 Broad Street WH 6-H702 Compliments of DR. ARTHUR N. SANTELLI 119 CED of KENMORE MACHINE PRODUCTS, INC. Lyons New York 6 HERMAN BROTHERS HWe sell the best and service the rest.H Phone WH 6-M831 Lyons, New York Best of Luck Best Wishes from from SUNSET FARMS DR. EDGAR EVERHART Ice Cream Dairy Products Lyons New York Beiiow's Building .. f K - -s,,.,, f . M'M,v Nos 5SSxs Q ' if , ' ,, 1 I Wwmqwfw V ' - gk! 4 J. i-2292 :mm F A t PU. 1 ,N Q ,fr s 1 , -A. Chuck Bobby Baer Mary and Jean WILLIAMSON'S Congratulations CLEANERS to the HFinest in Dry Cleaningu Class of l962 BOARD UALlTy OF AND EDUCATION Sammi Lyons Central School Lyons New York THANK YOU ADVERTISERS AND SPONSORS CLASS OE '62 C ,fb sysyt my ww 5 . . . The Heart of Your Yearbook . . . priceless school memories live in photography by Varden. VARDEN Sruolos. uvc. YOUR OFFICIAL YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS YEARBOOK DIVISION 28 South Union Street f Rochester- 7, New York A 6 PERSONNEL PATRO PAGE Josephine Arnitz Glenna Arseneau Elbert S. Atwood Richard Blackwell Ruth G. Boucliette Elizabeth Boynton Martha Bramer Earl Buchanan Jacob Burroughs Isabelle Carter Ralph D'Amato Herbert Dandes David DeGroat Gene DePorter Carl Deuchler Katherine Ely David Ennis Adelbert Ernst James Fabino Paul Farver Alice Felton Irene Gillette Robert Giroux Helen Gruen Edward Gullo Dorothy Hall Ruth Harris Vivian Henry Frances Knapp Ralph Knittel Frank Lawrence May Luenella Donald MacNaughton James Magill Ruth Martin Richard Moore J. T. Baxter Morton Rosemarie L, Muto Richard Nicholson Lois Pelis Horace Rees Robert Resue Cyril Roberts Arlene Schreiber Rilla Seaman Joseph Slattery William Taylor Paul Thurkins Norman Williams Elena Yatarola QV ' 0 .M 'Y2.'?,1: Nkxfsf ink Ll AIP 4,935 vi , , m, , 5 8 Y , ,mf Lg J. -4 3 0 -'14 , 7 xx' 1' xii 44- . . ..-5.7 A ,- -, we-v i r '1 ' ,-- L . A ii 'A :fra ' -, 4. YSL. - s 'M XJR-v 4' .135-gpg ' - Q...-4..4.gr M X x , V .W in Q If K. ,X 4,6 iax .. -ig 7,4 N I .X - N 4 W' ,sa .,,- gf 5 . 1 4 at Q, P. K . 13 Q X I 'f?A'- 4' Jggh '. ,. R , , I Ky, A . 4' R. Y . 1 ,3 l'f 3 N' ,, 4 , m mf -- - . ,el , , K , QQ -if' 1.5ir1.-- Q . - - ' ,gin gl kr 5 -X I 35 xxx mga .WV J. if 1 f S 215.21 1 'Hx- A' -. 3 f , -s P 1. , .N i , . , ' ow K K., . ff AQ.-4. 151 .qjitffx Vx . X T NQK , F J ...,,,,Ny- 4, V 'fl - mi . ,, -an N fv nj' 4 .-::a'j. f fx.: f ,MQ K ' F' K ., -sfaw-Qfww -MUS- E -arf' .K X b , Y Mg , ' xr 4.1 AQ f .7 w -, Q - sf- + v L 4 ' '- L, K, V ' A -2 'FU Q ,x ,. V X...- if w , - w ' Y ik - .amy W .n fx 117 , I I K 1 53. Q LW 1,-wi. ' 1 ' , ' H A 3 W, L . . ,, M , L xv , 5 ,gm 1 K rw .,- . - W Y . f . ' V? ,,' kv .. Y, -2 f.. 1. mv- wk. J My tXif Yx.,,?'k Ani. . 'Aim v Y i is X , A K K .- W My , u V-, hw' ' Q gf. . ,,,1 2-X .- A 'Qi X- f W '.-,Q N' ,mf M .. gg 'M --K .wa . . . '. -rw my 'wav V M . H . Q. ' .. f '.q.M 'f-' fi A K H ' 'H , -Mari K Wi- ,Q W ff .- W 4 'Q W- --s, ,- P -,ffgs-H 4- f , M Qfg f f, . T., K .L - . . Q 'A .X f ' in m W. I A gi ,m X at S., . 'MES' f E 2 fp, ful' M- ' I le. I If k J, K , 1 k f' 'V WA .' f x K I ml if-ikg., P My . .sffyf , an hx N? 4,51-,,v,Mig. -ff , V K if .. FMT-F-f.1i,gf. .' wif 'EQ , H t . ' M ' ' :Kiwi f - - ' gil , ,, 1 'A 31? 'iss R145 1 + F -7 , x--WGS-Q' Q -- ff- 'ik . .ips k Vw.. v A . xsf 44' :Q V5 3 A 'wx' k AP , 6 t. , x . W-W .. gucci Wm , 'K 2 - t ,,- ' . Q, 75 - A L- .mx 5,55 w J 'gi . 1 f . ,. .Q .3643 A. - - I -K V ' ' ' ' M Q K -W XE 5 g ga, . in K . , X V QQ? A W xx' . Q Q, 1, R - 'f . ,- M gl . , F, .2- . -f f f ., 4 - -N - . .sf W gk - V ,fy x.,'uX H, ,Q V Q in ,gg - QT vi . W me 5 ., ,if K Q gk A 5 ff fx- .Q ,Q X '. .. fe' U .L N 'W ' Q 'A .uf Q tv? fin W. :F Q 11 K qs X dl x f y 3' 'w 9 ' iz 2 . ,,, N Y . wiv A I A J ' xg 5, 1. Y fx Q05 . , 5 :- . 5- .1 41 1 I 7' ' in x y , Nntngraphn W gf Avy X59 6' QMSWK Q 7 2563221 J Aff f Q XQ9' af f K Y uf W QW ,L M WM W W Q iw fV'-'fi f L 'OM' , 5 M W hw I Ay ' f eww wfbwfyn , f I fb J uingraphz J 35+ ,, afsqb Qgppgy M 'QW' ZZEHLMMY QWQK MWWWML ' 9, Wliggwiijjfjfvw . if Aj iff C1 X41 ULCAJUW I M !wJf ! A 'fgifiigggilji '1'1 QWQCM 61 !' HM , 7M 'Ii fd ,aff yi!!! ,, ki' Www , 4 J lgfwqflflwfifgf fp A W QD W Www GWMWJ MWMMMW WWQQHWW MMM .V fv V ' ' if WWWWM fl -V - Yi.,-7 fig X s aye, ,es i X f fe W-5'X,s' WU - , f es an , ff af.,,,iyiUs4J?3,. 1 WWW 4 Q41 ff' W , , , f f ff f, , , ff ,, ,. f 4, 1. L,,a,out.,fss,f Z D f ff 4 if .inf t X ini in fy' ff' 4 VQF7 -Vw ,' ,N , f f sffwwufgi Q ,, fl' we Q- f f vf ' ' f . T -iG:Z,Qs' E is 'i 2 so-1-vs .pg .vQf2ffK'5'?'i,Q, x, 7- i'fwz? 9f57S iff J ' ff' A' 5 t 1 LE' fm-V , .W 1.5 a V- M nf ,Q 'fisyaz-i'g we figiaigysqi -- Q- 28 wfhfsfifsisiif f We, the members of the Yearbook Staff, would like to express our deep appreci- ation to Miss Henry and Mr. Rees for their guidance and help, which made possible the LYONS TALE of 1962. Miss Henry and Mr. Rees --- thank you very much. w , Qmmxwwwgff MVK! l Q k,mxf,,,,MMfM W' Y-9wfpW'A7pJL. W JW WJ W W Mf MWWM LJMJZL 044,45 if if My Wyfif if 4 C E PRESS M7 AM 74,-VZ Jem if 2Q5f,,, scL3f2XYv.nn-pe.- 1,! N I a I 1 r e sr a 1 ' 'A .x 3? GT ff I I ,A H fx A A K' F ZH , a 1 1 Q 3' 'xl s . . , , . R . . ffl' f Q r ! 1 .-5 x R 4 .- . , 5 i i i K- . . . I In , . f at lg, - ,, : 1