Marion High School - Noiram Yearbook (Marion, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1969 volume:

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Teachers sometimes had problems securing enough desks for their larger classes, and they seemed at a loss sometimes in finding places to store their supplies. However, by Christmas.we had a settled feeling and realized the little problems could not dampen our pride and delight in our new surroundings. Having the largest gymnasium in Wayne County, we were able to hold a Christmas tournament here. The spacious and beautiful auditorium has made every assembly a special occasion. Wall-to-wall carpeting provided a real educational challenge: how to avoid electrocution or how to induce it. Cheerful colors and new furnishings have afforded us daily delight. Another innovation was the introduction of the unquestioned pass for honor students - a real inducement to work for grades, Did we forget the elementary school? Hardly! High school students welcomed any activity held there as they sincerely missed it. Many athletic practices were held there and many junior high athletic events. Teachers missed teachers and friends missed friends. lt is good to know the Board of Education now plans necessary repairs and a general redecoration of the elementary building. Marion was proud of its growth! ,Q z 115124, 1. 'es' rs 'kafsriaii . ':eg.srzzgsz33siv.gsu 7 - ',.1'f.l iyh 1 :izttzgeggsgteggssgfigff, i i1f?f , A jfiifg-xezgffffitff ,, egfx, s s 5' Q2 7 r-1r:,,t2rasrf,,.' ., .- ka gg,mrfa,1s, 1, .1 . .w gssgwz sq- ,,,,,,,2,... .. ,..,. W rt.. r H V. -ara in as-rt, 1, rt g?r,15femas?ii59ia-zrzmrri it 'rszgsesaifsrsitstts seem., t-- tfftrwmzw tm, 1 , as rrawzrtt rw, rzwrrsrre r fr A r:s:'se,::11's ' ' it frifsffeg -saws. .r it my 'iwirti'irliairffjiilcifl - f -Fi. 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Mr. Anthony iTonyl Bruculere, Local Representative. Yearbook Staff Seated: Virginia Zawalzki, Editor-in-Chef, Sue Clark, Associate Editor, Standing. Bonnie Wyse, Girls' Sports Editor, Barbara Barnum, Art Editor, Pamela Vane, Typist, Frank Halstead, Ass't. Boys' Sports Editor, Cheryl Mason, Senior Editor, Gary Sharp, Boys' Sports Editor, Merita Porterfield, Business Manager. 2 Board Of Education ci Staff Seats-rl: Mr. William Arnold, Mr. Donald Standing: Mr, Rogvr Adriaansen, Vice Navvv, President, Mr. lohn Shoalesg MRS. MARIAN ROGERS MR. Roisfiu PURCHASE MRS- VIRGINIA GRAHAM Sfhool Attorney Census Enunneralor MRS. BARBARA RUPLE Tax Collector Presidvnt, Mr. Charles Huber. SCHOOL TREASURER DR. DONALD W. BOVET School Physician Dedication With respect and sincerity, we dedicate the 1969 Noiram to our district principal, Mr. Chester VV. Curtis. Mr. Curtis has been supervising principal of Marion since luly 1, 1954. His new title came with the addition of our new high school building this year. Mr. Curtis' sound educational background and his varied teaching experiences helped him develop a sound philosophy of educational leadership. He proudly claims Cornell University as his Alma Mater, earning his Bachelorfs degree there in 1939, ln 1947 he received his Masters degree from St. Lawrence University. He took additional courses at Cornell, Syracuse, and the University of Rochester, and in September, 1949, earned his principal's certificate and his superintendents certificate in September, 1955, Mr. Curtis taught in New York State public schools for ten years and was supervising principal of Hammond Central School for five years before coming to Marion. He has witnessed tremendous growth in the Marion Central School. After suffering a space problem for years, he has realized the dream of many: our beautiful new school. He has served the community well in Rotary and the church. We are sure that the desire to honor Mr. Curtis extends far outside the walls of our school. 7 4 MR, CHESTER W. CURTIS District Principal We vvill forever strive to preserve the ideals and sacred things of the city, both alone and with many, vve vvill unceasingly seek to quicken the sense of public duty, we vvill revere and obey the city's lavvs, vve vvill turn out this city, not only less, but greater, better and more beautiful than it vvas transmitted us. - from The Oath of the Athenian City State These ideas formulated by the Athenian City-State 2000 years ago apply today to our tovvn, our country, and our vvorldg tomorrovv they will also apply to our universe as vve explore the new horizons of the moon and space first visited by Uri Gagarin and Alan Shepard. ln our time, vve must be fit physically, mentally, and emotionally to face the many new horizons to be explored in the advancement of civilization. We feel confident that you, the Seniors of Marion Central School, have been prepared to search for the horizons beyond. - lack F. Sevvert High School Principal jr Sr High School jrfsr. 111311 school High School Administration MR. BARRlE FLUQCEL MR. RICHARD WITTER High School Principal Assistant District Principal in cnargc of Curriculum MR. ARTHUR STONE Director of Guidance Department Heads MR. CHARLES BAILEY MR, jO5EPH CQQQ Physical Education Mathematics . .,.,, ,.., . mi-wi-.E,f1. -1 i - ,., , J 'xr 5m.wffzi1 .uf ., MR. HAROLD GRAHLING MR. C. WALTER HANSEN Music Social Studies MR, ROBERT LEWIS MRS. CHARLOTTE VERPLANK Engiish Science Facult MRS. BEATRICE CURTIS MRS. VIOLA DEBACK MR. IOHN UECELLEKE Home Economics Special Education Social Studios MR. PAUL DERUE MRS. ANN DONAHUE MRS. ELVA FEDOR Mathematics Girls! Physical Education Dental Hygiene MRS. HELEN FLEEGEL MRS. RUTH HAPP MRS, 1ANET HESS Social Studios French Hgmg Eqompmig-5 10 Faculty MISS MARY ELLEN HICKEY MR. DAVID HUMPHREYS MR. CARL HUTCHINSON Vocal Music English Ind. Arts MRS. CHRISTINE LANNQN MR. IAMES LOFTUS MRS. VVENOLA MCGOVVAN English Social Studies School Nurse'TeaCher MRS. KATHERINE MILLER MR. LAWRENCE OWENS MRS. CAROL RAMSEY English Science Redding 11 Facult 'VV' ,A,.,-.f MR. IOSEPH SANTORO MRS. MARY ALICE SHORT MR. CLIFIORD SMOCK Ind. Arts Librarian Instrurnc-ntal Miner: MR. KENNETH STOKER MRS. SHARON TABER MRS. VIRGINIA THORNE German Rvading Science MR. THOMAS TROUT MR. EMMET VANDERBURGH MR. DAVID XVEISNER Matnomatics Driver Education Psychologist 12 Yearbook Faculty MRS. ANNA PATTERSON Literary Advisor Engiish MR. HAROLD SPENCER Art Advisor Art MR. WILLIAM LIDDLE Photography Advisor Audio-Visual MRS. MARjORIE L. JANSEN Business Advisor Business Mrs. Patterson edits copy for 1969 book. . . MRS. SHIRLEY SCHOONERMAN Secretary, Guidance Office MRS. DOROTHY MEYERS Secretary, Main Office MRS. PRISCILLA FLACK Secretary, District Principal High School Staff Warner Rd. MR. IVAN PROVOST Business Manager Clerk, Board of Education MRS. LORETTA VANSTRIEN Secretary, Library MRS. HELEN HOTEL Bookkeeper 14 Custodians Mr. Carl Reynolds, Chief Custodian, Mrs. Ianet Couperus Ca S ff Mr. Ivan Schoonerman, Mr. Robert Crowley. .,:, .SR K K in , .K Mrs. Charlotte Bradley, Mrs. Ruth Mannhardt, Mrs. Madeline Cambier, Mrs. Shirley Kuhn, Mrs. Amy Ressue, Cafeteria Manager, Absent: Mrs. Kay Vanljerlinde. 15 F I , E . x In Memoriam It singeth low in every heart, We hear it each and all, - A song for those who answer not, However we may call: They throng the silence of the breast, We see them as of yore, - The kind, the brave, the true, the sweet, Who walk with us no more. john W. Chadwick lames Leenhouts - ' will be remembered for excelling in Science, for being quick-witted and out-going. Thomas Burley - was sincere, quiet and a diligent worker at home and at school Alan Van Hall - will be remembered for his music ability. He was always happy and he lived life for all it was worth. 18 Senior Barbara Cailens, Treasg Sharon Phillips, Corresponding Seog lanet Huber, Vice-Pres.g jason Haak, Presg Linda DeRue, Recording Sec. Officers C. Walter Hansen Chairman of Senior Advisors Senior Advisors james Loftus 19 Paul DeRue f S 2f?ziivi??Lif152sif2e , Q '35fS??i v G- Eg ,zlx ,, A, 1 f:-:aw fm H -Wuxi-A K ' I Azfmimw, mw!'s5z1-,,.- , 1 g A 1 1, wit-4, 3-5219 w -fa' am-4, mm ,Y I Bleezswh-ff ff 'W?5?'fM1 YE : 'az 1 ME 4119? P T 7, 5 f 225535 1 - vi J, fsmeigifife ff s Q B A ,fMg,sx, - .fy ,f,,, , Smdeng CauncH 4p Student ,' gL QVWAKSRS 'L1'y 'mig f 2, Hgmerqqm Fressdent 2, 8 Girls' Intramurais 1, 2 A 3 . fzgwo-mm Q SM- Qoungil 1, 25 Studient Balid, 1 2: 1x1s-cmmny Band 1 2- Choruk g E xchanggj 4. gg il Q Q l . Qf33 i g1 x 5 ,av , ,kk wg uf- A fail! lzsgsbsfgq S s Q Q fb an 2 se? Q Y f g W1 -'feng f , :zi,3yg,,,, ,,.'f ,A zsgswfgz Vs- asf ff f 1' sw 5 5 we s MARY AECKERLE IUDITH AKERS BARBARA BARNUM if Mm?-:uv-fy THOMAS BRADLEY NANCY BAUMGARTNER LEWIS BREEDLOVE MICHAEL BROOKS - nanny' l Q I Ulfl BARBARA CALLENS 4!CH65k,ABR90f55 5SUd'?'?F C6urt 1g 'RWiAd6: A Fioriionslf 3, '35 NaHA.S15R3,4g:. Basebaski 1-,gR2. 5 ,g BAARSARAA A CALLENS Senibr Pifay 1,2945 5, 43 Sludgjgnt Sfggrvige 2,f,3, 4g,N.QfI.S. 3, 4g FJ-LA. 1fA4g Cheifis Ciizb 25 C?1'orui5 1, AA 2, 33 43 Classfhieas, 45 FJf1.A.. Treas. 4g A.F.S. Student ,Representatiye 3,45 Maribn 'PiigH'ExCiiange 354. IAMES CHASE - ,Senior ,Play 45 C?aft?CIdb 1'jA1RCht5rus'QI, 2f1'SkiRing 2? 45 Ifrfvlii ig ,Liocger lRRR 1a Homeroogm Pres. 1, 2. A KAREN C5539 535350f,i?53Y RRR 4: F.H.A. 1, 2, Girls' lntfamiifali' 1, Zi' Bmwvlidg 2g 33'ifCheir!e5d1erw14g Q.A.A, 2,.4. ,, . l DAVID COPPA A-fQWrBstIifHg 3, 452 H5954 3,1 CE955ff:0U?0t'Y,,7+ R90wf,mAw,g::mN Rsefniose-Pfay 4, Biff 424A-FSS' 455'- Ail-Cfiunfjz fihdfus' ARAVV 15 Qhorihs 35 4gi:1Ski,ii1g,3ii CSSHS' Checirlehiier 3,145 GiA.1EfA'1, 23 452 Srudem ,Ledge 4, ,,., Chgrusjres, 45QChorus 'i2Ep5rter2'3p Y?iCe3Pre5f 45' H-owif2roQ,m 3FBSiAQi3Dig,i2. R IAMES CHASE M71 KAREN CICERO DAVID COPP D :Q DON NA CRANE L.- STEPHAN A. DECONNICK f-dummy.. ,, , My ,V I , JL 3' K K ,z mf- Lf. :K 7' . 7 - lg 4 X mu- CAROL DEFISH ER IAY DENOSKY IAYNE DEPOINT STEPHAN A. DECONINHCK - Transferred' frcm Wayne Central 4, , ,,., , , C , CAFQOL lDEl3lSlllERl:- Senior :Flair Barid 'il,'2,r 3,' 45' Girls' Iifmramuifalsgfiri H, 25 13, 45 2f,3,.-:AI 245, 3, 4g,Cri5co Award 35 Homeroom diiduii diiid d 'iDEI3lOSKY's:- Crafts Cllubfl. jiiiY!4ilE CDEPCINT dl- seminar Play? 45fAiF.S: 35 Student Service 3, 45' Ligand, if, 2, 3, .141 ySr.1,g I-Ei-ghre , fel'-Cvvmv Chorus 31. 42. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4f Chorus and Sibiof' Airzorifipahist' 3,' 4f Girish imramuralsf 25, Sr.-High All-I County Band 2, Vice-Pres, Class Sec. 23 Treas. 3. LINDA DERUE 1 N ,Www UNDA DERUELH Senior Play 45' ' ' Publications 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Court 2, A.F.S. 45 Marion High Eilchange 35 Wide Horizons 3g N-QH.S. '12, 31 4g Sr. High' All-County Chcirus, 3, ,Chorus 1,,,. 2Q 3, 41 Bowling 3, 4: lr- High All-Cnunfy Churusflg lilomerdbm 'lj R'EC6lrdli1g SSC? 41l'N,H,S. Secyg, 1, .K ., , l.ll5lljA DOYIQE Sffudkznt Council: 3g Student Court' 2, NFS: 2 ,ifr 3g, Student Servicer 45 Bgnduri, 2, 3g,ChpruS 1,,2, 4: Girls' Intramurals 2, V Bdwling 2, 3g GLAN 1, Student Couricil'SeclQ 3. v-.1 LINDA DOYLE f 1 DANIEL DURKEE p RICHARD FISK 'A - I F A ,L EILEEN FREEMAN TERRY GOBEYN IAMES GREEN ,Ml I i-...di IASON HAAK 27 om11Ep il mums wffaczf Bgselgalll,-25 Yllvrfes-tlgrsg,,2g .foogtfball ,Tf?USfi9f,9:ed, ,ff-fam , 9rssQs1 Pl1,vS1?a',,F'fveSsAwafdf i l Rlzfzufmm FTSK'-0 Noflaccimifsqfffl fluffw EREEMAlN r sefwzoffmy, 43A Publications 25, Student, i'lCkflurkil 3, 45 AQF.Sf 3,l'i41lll3afllfi 2, 3, 4jCl10l'E1s 1, 2,545 Skiing 2, 45 ,,1,' 3 KGJXA: 3,1 43HStudent Council Pres. L,,' 45. Disuiictl 12 Sltucienlg. 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Play 43 Craffs Club If Band If 5kiingf4p Bowiing 3i 'I I' ' DRA VVVYSE g- Sengor ,Play 4g Student Court 3g Band 1, 2, 35 'Bowlirig 31 I I TIMOTHY YOUNG- Chorus 1: TennisfI1,12, 42 BasketbaII 1, 2, 43, Qoqgerg1,Z, 314, , , VIRCNIAW ZAWADZKV - fSehiorM Play 42 Puh'1 icaIuo ns IIII 455 Stuciemh Cosmciff Qg fA.-F4S.f'11'4jiE I IEIUQIQIIQ Sefrviffre Q: Awardwfofy qesign pf H BIzgck ,jinighig Margong Ficchange 3, I 45' Sfudentf, Goufidcii' Ifeplf 45 Kssff 'fdifbrf Eubiicationss 35 EcI1itoi'ini2CIi'ief'4. V Senior Favorites Most Likely to Succeed Linda De-Rue and Todd Mason Best Athletes Carol DeFisher and Donald Neill Best Artists Virginia Zawadzki and lack VandenBout Personality Plus Friendliest lanet Huber and Donald Neill 42 Michael Brooks and Sharon Phillips Senior Favorites Best Dressed Best Musicians Barbara Barnum and lack VandenBout IHYDG DeP0ir1Iandlas0n Hdak Best Comedians Michael Books and Paula McKay Best Dancers Best Actress and Actor Lewis Breedlove and Deborah Haskins 43 Lindg DQRUQ and Derwent lackson Seniors Lead Busy Life Entering kindergarten was indeed a thrilling experience. We had new people to meet and new things to do. At Christmas time we rode on a train and saw Santa Claus. Upon entering first grade, each of us knew how to write his own name! We went to the zoo and also held a magic show during the year. While in second grade, we visited the Rochester Police and Fire stations. We also learned a great deal about seeds this year. The visit to the cold storage plant, where we saw what had been a real bear, was very interesting. ln third grade, we held a seed sale. We then went on a trip to the Rochester depot and from there rode on a train to Newark. As fourth graders we visited the canning factory and the museum. We enjoyed hunting fossils at Mintith Point and then eating our lunch at Roseland Park while we were in fifth grade. As sixth-graders we took a field trip to Mendon Ponds. We handled the American junior Red Cross drive and also sent a CARE package to Korea during the year. During our first year in junior high we participated in another field trip. This one was to the Farmer's Museum, the Hall of Fame, and the Woodland Museum. We also sponsored our first money-making project, a movie called H1001 Arabian Nights . In eighth grade we broke tradition by sponsoring, as the annual eighth grade supper, a spaghetti supper instead of the usual chicken barbecue. As Freshmen, we held a record hop in May. Music was furnished by the Nite Raiders of Newark. Our sophomore year brought two major projects: the Soph Hop in November, and the sophomore smorgasbord in May. Last year we sold stationery. We also held a junior dance, and our long-awaited class rings finally arrived! Our senior year brought even more fun and excitement! All three of our final projects proved to be very successful. We worked on the fair booth, the magazine sale, and the senior play. Under the direction of Mrs. Helen Fleegel, our play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay , was a complete success, as well as lots of fun! We come nearer to our trip to Washington and eventually graduation, we begin to realize how much fun our years at Marion Central have been. We will never forget all of our good times here. Members of the class wish to thank Mr. and Mrs. Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. DeRue, Mr. and Mrs. Loftus, Mr. and Mrs. Fleegel, Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson and all others who helped us in our senior year and in years past. A familiar scene in '68-'69: D. jackson in library fWhere's our ED ?j classes Eleventh Grade Row 7 I Smith, B. Stone, S. Vandervvall, B. Roberts, B, Miller, LaCIair, R. White, W. Hartley, D. Fisher, G. East, Row 4 S D Depape, I. Roegiers, Row 2: P. Ameele, K. Kearns, K. Dingman, P. Murphy, E. Dahlberg, D. Seaman, F. Donaldson elt I White, D. Bush, R. Dibble, Row 3: C. Hansen, I. Teacher, Mrs. Anna Patterson. l I The past year was off to a happy start when the juniors received their rings. Then they plunged immediately into their first fund-raising project. Members held a successful record hop Oct. ll entitled For the Love of Yves , honoring our foreign student. By Thanksgiving they had completed their second fund-raising project, a stationery sale. For the remainder of the year, students met in their own homerooms where individual programs geared generally to employment and to college selection were held. Advisors have been Mrs. Ruth Happ, Mr. Robert Levvis, and Mrs. Anna Patterson. 46 Officers President: Richard White Vice-President: Bonnie Roberts Secretary: Sue Clark Treasurer: - Patricia Miller Student Council: Laurie Fortune Patricia Reynolds Mary Ann Wilson Student Court: Dawn Kearns David Vinke Row 7: S. Logue, l. Humphries, L. Gonzalez, C, Murray, A. E. Young, Row 3: l, Miller, l, DeLyser, P. Ressue, S. Doyle, Miller, K. Brugge, I. Gallipeau, D. DeWitt, E. Hotel, Row 2: Row 4: D. Vinke, It Bl-1Hlff'ftbl'fS' R- DllJl3lf'f li lOhHSOn, R. D. Allard, R. jones, S. Reynolds, M. A. Wilson, F. VanCassele, Godfrey, l. Halstead, Teacher, Mrs. Ruth Happ. Row 1: M. Bueg, P, Miller, S. Clark, L. Fortune, P. Reynolds, E. Voorhees, B. Baker, Row 3: D. Meyers, L. Loucks, I. Russell, F DeVries, S. May, I. VanDusen, Row 2: H. VanStaalduinen, R. Halstead, P, Mooney, Teacher, Mr. Robert Lewis, Fisk, S. Hermenet, R. Dailey, D. Stafford, N. Peterson, K. 47 Tenth Grade Row 7 N. Kepler, A. Bauer, I, lohnson, B. Wyse, C. Lee, K. VanDusen, W. Yates, L, Decker, A. Welch, E. Depape D Murphy, L, Gobeyn, L. Higbeep Row 2: B. Travers, R. Coco, I, White, M. DuPre', I. Witter, Teacher, Mr. David Humphreys Huber D. Thiele, S. MacNeal, S. Boise, T. Phillips, Row 3: P. Sophomore advisors this year were Mr. Humphreys, Mrs. lansen, Mr. Spencer, Mrs. VerPlank, and Mr. Roods. Thanks to their guidance, the sophomore class had tvvo successful projects: a dance in November and a smorgasbord in April. Homeroom programs consisted of various topics. Mr. Robert Stanton, Attorney, spoke -of teenage problems concerning driving a car, Mrs. Mary Alice Short and her husband shovved pictures they took on their trip to the Dakotas, and we had a guest speaker and program concerning drugs, smoking, and alcohol. We also investigated aptitudes in vocational programs. ln the spring, sophomores ordered their school rings, and can hardly wait to receive the insignia of their advancement next fall. 48 OFFICERS President: Linda Gobeyn Hovvard Bush Ioanne Wilson Vice-President: Kathering Murphy Gordon DePoint Edward VanNorman Secretary: Carol Lee Lynn VanStrien Cindy Miller Treasurer: Etta Pelletier Sharon Boise Barbara Cady Student Council: john Huber jennifer Shoales Student Court: Bonnie Wyse Ioanne Wolcott Gregory Hansen lPicture in backl Row 7: G. Hansvn, I. Brvedlovv, E. VanNorman, C. Voogt, 1. Scharcitt, C. Deiiidder, D. Coop, C. VanStaaIduirwn, D Shoalvs, B Cady, Row 2: 1. ludoiph, R. Goheyn, D. Luciolph, LdCIair, M. Canlwvll, B. Mason, I. XNiison, Tvac hors, Mr C. Iuric h, C, Milivr, K. Flvnn, M. L. Dustci, Row 3: i,Sh.1xx, D. Harold Spencer, Mrs. Marjorie L. lanscn. Row 1: A. fviaynard, S. De-nosky, I. Wolcott, L. VanSIricn, S. A. Ertel, D, Lutsiyng Row 3: H. Bush, C. Nortier, B. Corsette Boise, L. Kuhn, K. Neill, D. Caslerg Row 2: R. Warren, B. D. Ame-elf-, I. Thomas, D. Dravc-, G. De-Point, C. Hance Franks, T. Hdlstc-ad, K. Mein, 5. Greenwood, C. Humphries, Tvafhers, Mr. Colin Roods, Mrs. Charlotte VerPIank. 49 inth Grade Row 1: D. Devlin, B, Hotel, S. MacNeal, V. Teeter, G, Copp, G. Scrooby,G. Boerman, Row 3: R. DeWind T Spittal Durkee, M. Holdridge, N. Allard, l. VanDorp, T, Couperusg N. Nortier, A. VanStaalduinen, I. McLouth, I DePoint R Row 2: M. Gardner, T. East, I. Lee, G. Baker, D. Graham, D. Bueg, Teacher, Mr. Iohn DeGelleke, f This year's freshman class is looking forward to being the first class to complete high school in the nevv building. Members sponsored a record hop on May 16 to earn money. Fourth period activities included film strips, movies, and basketball games. 50 Officers Presidents: P. DeFisher l, Mullin R. DeVVind Secretaries: T. Crane D. Franks N. Nortier Treasurers: M. A. DeFisher VV. Hockley l. Lee Reporter: K. O'Meal Student Court: R, Humphries C. DuPre 1. McLouth Student Council: D. Bushart B. Voorhees G. Scrooby 'WMM-W T Row 7: I. Hotel, K. O'Meal, D. VerPlank, P. DeFisher, E. Slocum, R. Miller, D. Sharp, R. Steurrys, K. Bueg, M. Erb, Row DeVries, K. Iasper, Row Z: M. DeFisher, B, Smith, S. Meyers, 4: S. Haskins, R. Humphries, S. Mactxleal, T. Harmon, P. Leno, D. Young, L. Brooks, D. Bushart, S. Dulinage, R. Greer, Row T. Crane, Teacher, Mr. Ioseph Coco. 3: I. Henley, B. Ellsworth, I. Aclriaansen, R, Bellefontaine, V. Row 1: P. DeLine, B, Humphries, G. Briggs, L. Luken, B. H. Mason, G. DeLyser, VV. Hockleyg Row 4: B. Maynard, C. Dalberth, L. Fortune, Row 2: I, Herzog, I. Mullin, D. Franks, DuPre, l. l-0VGlPS5, C l-PGUWGVT, My l'l9V'TT0fTf G- Burns, C- P. Burley, B. Voorhees, B. Baker, D. Vanliouwenberg, R. Shoales, Teacher, Mr. Thomas Trout. VerPlank, Row 3: D. Steurrys, L. Neyil, G, Reynolds, E. Kapral, 51 Eighth Grade Row 7: S. Iansen, D. Mehlenbacher, N. Phelps, D. Ameele, M. A, Holdridge, D. Mannhardt, A. DeConinck, D. Stauring, Row 2: T. Stewart, S. Withey, R. Faro, T. Cantwell, W. Schapp, D. Boise, C. East, V. Tat k, R. VanNorman, Row 35 S. There were three eighth grade sections this year under the guidance of Mrs. Virginia Thorne, Mrs. Katherine Miller and Mrs. Sharon Taber. Although the three groups planned individual homeroom programs, they met once a month as a class to participate in a recreation program in Row 7: C. Bush, T. Haak, M. White, K. Hosmer, B. Stone, Row Z: P. Phillips, P. Mooney, I. Stauring, D. Vande Walle, A. Purchase, D. Stauring, B. O'Meal, S. P Sonncvillt V Tack S Withey I Thiele I Iansen, Row 35 I. Zientek, . X ' 2, . ' , .. ' Kymble. LaRue, C. Logue, C. Porterfield, S. Hermenet, H. Westerman, I. Hermanet, R. Bushart, P. DePointg Row 45 T. Darrow, K. Hosmer, L. VanDorp, I. Kyinble, Teacher, Mrs. Katherine Miller. the gym. They also worked as a group to sponsor a successful turkey dinner on November I8 and to plan for 8th grade parent night in the spring. Members of the class feel well-acquainted with high school procedures and look forward to the tag of freshmen OFFICERS -,.-.- Presidents . . . Thomas Haak Mary White Kevin Hosmer Vice-Presidents . . Bruce Stone Iane Zientek Vicky Tack Secretaries. . . Patricia Phillips Deborah VandeVValle Iune Thiele Treasurer. . . Debra Stauring Iacqueline Stauring Ann Purchase Suzanne Iansen Student Court Representatives: Gordon Bush Paulette Mooney Pamela Sonneville Bonnie O'Meal . , . Student Council Representatives Row 1: P. Iurich, W. Hawking, D. LaCIair, P. Sonnvvillel, I. Row 3: G. Lvwia K. MINMII, E. Steurrys B. BOOVP, B. Flynn, Zientek, P. Dailey, Row Z: N. Phelps, D. Vandewallo, W. R. Thran, L. Ocque, D. East, Row 45 G. Bush, I. DOPoint, T. Ntelcher, I. Briggs, W. Petty, I. Clark, A. Purchase, L. Fortune, Haak, T. Aclriaansen, Tvafher, Mrs. Virginia Thorne. ROW li D. VQYVPFS, MOOVWQY, L. Clark, L.. Vielv, B. Smith, K. D. Whitcornlbg Row 4: I. Haletearl, M. Smith, I. DvLys0r, M Schultz: ROW 25 l. lVlIllf'F, A. Bfdfllvy, L. 5dlISlJUVY, T. KVOf'l4f', l. Ellsworth, D. Loucks, N. Nwrrison, T. Ianwrsong lbachvr, Mrs Stauring, D. Coniglio, D. Fvrris, P. Dailey, Rriwvi' A. Duylc-, B. Sharon Tdbgxr. Stone-, I. Novlezor, C. Hue-g, l. Ruplv, P. Phillips, L. Ntanrlvr, 53 Seventh Grade Row 1: S. Bushart, C. Hubright, D. Stevens, N. Cleary Fisher, B. Duste, Row Z: P, Young, R. Graham, I. Flannery, R. Detyser, G. Mason, P. Smith, C. DePoint, T. Orbaker, I. Herman, Row 3: D. Baker, R, Miller, L. Cross, D. Thiele ,5. ,S. The past year has been a busy and im ortant one for seventh graders. They not only changed from one school to another, they also began to take on many mature responsibilities. For the first time, they elected their own representative to student government, and were able to participate actively in their own self- government. Activities were interesting and varied. As a money-making project, members of the class sponsored a successful movie in the spring. ln Roegiers, I. lohnson, L. Ameele, A. DeBack, R. Smith, N. Gobeyng Absent: B. Brugge, M. Neill, Teacher, Mrs. Helen Fleegel. Officers President: Richard DeLyser Larry Steurrys Allan Cambier Vice-President: Charles Del'oint Douglas VerPlank Robert Terry Secretary: Betty Duste Debbie Carrigan ludy Melcher Treasurer: Alan DeBacl4 Student Council: Charlene Hubright Carmen DeMont Bruce Geldof Student Court: Dennis Thiele Richard Bush Gayle DiSisto close relation to their studies, they visited a spot of historic interest. As a highlight to the season, seventh grade girls cooked and served a dinner for their parents. The whole class supported their basketball team, which shovved great promise. Helping students to plan and carry out their activities were their advisors: Mrs. Helen Fleegel, Mrs. Christine Lannon, and Mrs. Carol Ramsey. Row 7: P. Miller, L. Stetirrys, P. Flint, R. Crtivnwomd, Row 2. Meilickg Row 5: D. Carrigan, S. Dalbvrth, G. V.1nderVVaiI, D. C. Dc-Mont, D. Humphries, K. Trov, E. Petvrson, W. Dewispoltwre-, R. Bush: Row 6: D. VvrPI.1nk, R. Darrow, 5CiV09fi0VZ ROW ff' U, COPD, E- Hwuw, D Erilp Row 4. D. Tvafher, Mrs. Margaret Bush Stiintituting for Mrs. Carol i DeFisher, R. Anthony, C. Morris, C. Smith, C. Ford, A. Ramsey. nk Row 7: S. Herman, C. Humphries, I. Burne, 1. Mfflcher, VanNorman, I. Nat-yv, Row 2: M. DvFishor, S. Darrow, Ttlrry, D. Smith, D. Durkve, B. Goldof, D. Tallentp Row 3: VanderVVaII, L. Phelps, A. Smock, I. Ciranni, A. Cambivr, VanDevvaIlv, Row 4: V. DeWind, C. Nevlezer, B. Machleal, Ci. DiSisto, S. Deline, R. Flint, D. Raupg Teacher, Mrs, Christine Lannun. Bus Drivers Mr. David Crane Mr ohn VanderBrook i r , , I , NA , Kermit Thorne, Mrs. Nellie VanDorp, Mr, losiah VerPlank, Mrs. Ann Cady, BUS ROUTES Mr. A. Dean Rice ..... Head Bus Mechanic Mr. Kermit Thorne .... Ass't. Bus Mechanic Mr. Roger Boerman . .,........... 1135 Mr. Ralph Bushart .. ....... . .. 333 Mrs. Ann Cady ..... . . 339 Mr. David Crane ..... .. M28 Mr. Linwood Dietz ..... .. 341 Mr. john VanderBrook . . . . 342 Mr. john VanDorp .... .. 11236 Mrs, Nellie VanDorp .. ,. 1130 Mr. Marvin VanHall ....... Mr. losiah VerPlank ................ N238 Substitutes Mr. Oliver Brown ...,... Mr. Clarence Dey Mrs. Rose Means - Mr. Charles VerPlank .. 11543 Mr. Ralph Bushart, Mr. lohn VanDorp, Mr. Roger Boerman Mr. Dean Rice, Mr. Linwood Dietz, Mr, .Marvin VanHall. This past year we tried something different to get the students to be more cooperative with the bus drivers, as far as safety is concerned. We held bus emergency drills in the spring. When students arrived at school, they were asked to get of'f the bus through the back exit. ln this way the students learned what they were to do in case of a fire or other emergency while they were on the bus. All of our bus drivers are to be commended for getting the students safely to and from school each day, and for their assistance and teaching at the time of the drills. Credit is also due Mr. Rice and Mr. Thorne for good maintenance of our bus system. 21Cf1V1t1GS Publications , ll.lLl Hlllliiill Seated: F. Halstead, B. Roberts, V. jackson, K. Thiele, V. Wyse, D. Stafford, S, Clark, D. Maynard, l. VandenBout, L. Zawadzki, G. Sharp, B. Barnum, l. Gallipeau, L, Breedlove, DeRue, P. Vane, M. Porterfield, D. Young, C. Mason. Standing: Mrs. Marjorie L. Iansen, Mrs. Anna Patterson, B. The 1968-69 yearbook staff has worked hard this year to bring a new face and new color to this book. Our basic aim has been to produce a realistic view of school life. Many people outside of school have also contributed time and effort toward this goal. Mr. Anthony Bruculere, our yearbook representative from American Yearbook.Co., has been a great help and is always on hand for guidance. Mr. Douglas Orbaker has spent several days at school taking the formal pictures, and Mr. William Liddle has assisted us this year in taking candids. Other advisors have been Mrs. Anna Patterson, literary, Mr. Harold Spencer, art, and Mrs. Marjorie L. lansen, business. The editor-in-chief, Ginny Zawadzki, deserves mention for handling her duties and responsibilities so faithfully. She has been assisted by Sue Clark, associate editor. These girls worked regularly two eighth periods each week, and spent many hours out of school on their assignments. Club activities consisted of selling pop and popcorn at wrestling matches and at the basketball tournament in December. Members have worked after school hours to get advertisements and to round up sources of information, and have helped sell and distribute this book. Mr.Hansen Student Service Row 7: fgoing to back of picture-J I. DePoint, M. Gardner, D. Barnum, Row 3: P. Vane, V. Zawadzki, D. Haskins, Row 4: C. Bushart, B. Mason, F. DeVries, D. Murphy, E. DeVries, Row 25 Mason, B. Mason, M. Aeckerlep Advisor, Mr. Arthur Stone. L. Higbee, P. Lehovvicz, I. Keyser, M. Porterfield, L. Doyle, B. Student service is designed to help a student gain actual work experience While still in school. These students do mineographing and duplicating for the many departments vvithin the school, clerk in the school store, etc. For the majority of the students in the program this year, typing is a basic requirement. PLACEMENTS Michael Gardner layne DePoint .. Patricia Lehovvicz Cheryl Mason .. Barbara Waeghe Mary Aeckerle . Virginia Zavvadzki . . . Mrs. Short ... Mrs. Curtis . Mrs. Lannon and Miss Hickey . Mr. Crahling . . Mrs. Thorne . . . Mrs. Taber Mrs. Patterson and Marion High Exchange Deborah Haskins Barbara Barnum Linda Doyle ... Merita Porterfield' . . . Darlene Murphy Frances DeVries . . Elizabeth DeVries . Barbara Mason . . . lutta Keyser .... Debra Bushart . . . Pamela Vane .. Linda Higbee .... Harry Murray .... Nancy Baumgartner Barbara Callens . . . . . Mrs. Fleegel . . . . Mr. DeRue .. Mr. DeGelleke Mr.Bailey and Marion High Exchange Mrs. Short .. Mrs. Donahue .. Mr. Liddle Mr. Lewis .. .. Mrs. Donahue Mrs. VerPlank Marion High Exchange Marion High Exchange High School Cafeteria Marion High Exchange Student Council Row 7: B. Voorhees, D. Franks, L. Fortune, D. Bushart, Row 2: P. Reynolds, M. Bueg, C. Hubright, Row 3: V. Zawadzki, j. Shoales, C. DeMont, B. Geldof, Standing: E. Freeman, I. Student Council started the year off vvith the cornerstone-laying ceremony. The contents of the cylinder consisted of pictures and information explaining modern fashions, national and world problems, and our modes of living. There were also pictures of our schools in Marion. From October 13-27 Student Council vvas raising money for the Foster Parent Plan Drive. Tvvo projects occupied the month of November: the Halloween Dance on Nov, T, and the Student Association membership drive during the week of the llth. The Christmas Talent Shovv was held in school December 20, and a dance in the gym follovved Many vveeks in advance, Council began planning the semi-formal dance. lt was held on May 17, and vvas a very enjoyable evening for everyone in attendance. Advisors have been Mr. john DeGelleke and Mrs, Helen Fleegel who have helped so much. Stauring, A. Purchase, S. jansen, NA. A. VVilson, Nl Aeckerle, Y. Muylle, Advisors, Mr. john DeGelleke, Mrs. Helen Fleegel. Officers Eileen Freeman james LaClair HU , . . President ludy Akers Vice-President Susan Reynolds .... Secretary Marcia Bueg . ..... Treasurer Rep.-at-Large . . Donna Franks Representatives: Grade T2 .. Grade TI .. Grade 10 .. . Mary Aeckerle Noel johnson Virginia Zavvadzki . Laurie Fortune Patricia Reynolds Mary Ann Wilson .. jesse Breedlove john Huber jennifer Shoales Grade 9 . . . . Debra Bushart Gary Scrooby Brenda Voorhees Grade 8 .. . Suzanne jansen Ann Purchase jacqueline Stauring Grade 7 .. .. Carmen DeMont Bruce Geldof Charlene Hubright A. F. S. ...... Yves Muylle Student Court Row 7: T. Adriaansen, H. Murray, D. Crane, T. Mason, B. Stone, l. Miller, Row 2: l. Wolcott, B. O'Meal, P. Sonneville, D. Thiele, C. Bush, R. Bush, R. Humphries, P. Mooney, B. The purpose of Student Court is to maintain justice throughout the junior-senior high school. During the year the court dealt with offences such as horseplay, chewing gum, running in the halls, throwing objects, disorderly conduct in the cafeteria, and crowding in the lunch line. Punishments were based on the seriousness of the crime and the number of times that crimes had been committed by the student during the school year. A dinner was given at the end of the year tor court and council members. Wyse, G. DiSisto, Row 3: G. Sharp, W. VanDorp, D. Vinke, C DuPre', I. Mctouthp Advisor, Mr. C. Walter Hansen, Absent Mr. lames Loftus. At this time pins and certificates were awarded to the members who had served on court for a minimum of one-half of the year. Court members served under a very capable judge, Todd Mason, and were advised by Mr. C. Walter Hansen and Mr. james Loftus, both of the social studies department. :H W Future Hornemakers Of America Row 1: B. Callens, Treasurer, P. Miller, Secretary, A. Bauer, Humphries, F. DeVries, P. Lehowicz, D. Devlin, I, johnson, Vice-President, M. Porterfield, Central Western District A NVSPNIJ 5. LOgUG, PI'GSlClGfWI2 Advisor, Mrs. BQSHIWCG Curtis. Treasurer, S. Meyers, Row 2: K. Brugge, E. DeVries, Knitting Club I, Melcher, D. Copp, D. DeFisher, I. Burns, Advisor, Mrs. Beatrice Curtis, The purpose of the knitting club is to teach girls the fundamentals of knitting, and to encourage them to pursue a practical, worthwhile hobby. The girls have enjoyed knitting and visiting together. The Future Homemakers had many projects during the school year. Their money-making project vvas sponsoring a roller skating party in the fall. At Christmas, the girls prepared and presented a basket of goodies to an elderly member of the community and sent .money to the medical ship, U. S. S. Hope. This money vvas used to help people in other countries vvho are poor and need medical treatment. To serve the community, members did volunteer vvork at New State School once a month This year the club felt special pride in the fact that one of their members, Merita Porterfield, served as a district officer. This vvas a gratifying and rewarding year for all, Members of the Future Homemakers ended the year with a feeling of satisfaction for having fulfilled their purposes as Future l-lomemakers. 62 ational Honor Societ Row 7: M, Brooks, P. Reynolds, I. Haak, L. DeRueg Row 2: Stone, Y. Muylle, B. Callens, H. Bush, J. lohnson, T, Mason, Mr, loseph Coco, S. Phillips, C. Mason, I. Huber, P. McKay, B. M. Bueg, Absent: M. DuPre. Wide Horizons Row 1: B. Stone, S. Clark, l. Huber, M. Bueg, Row 2: F. Halstead, I. Iohnson, I. Miller, Mr. lohn DeGelleke. 63 Varsity Cheerleaders Q Row I. B. Stonc D Crane, Row 2'.N1. A. Wfilson C DeFisl11-l',I. Huber, Row 3' L. Colwyn, L. Coiizdlw. Row 1: K. Cicero, D. Crane, I. Huber, B. Stone, Row 2: C. DeFisher, L, Gonzalez, M, A. Wilson, L. Colwyn, Advisor, Mrs. Ann Donahue. 64 X j. V. Cheerleaders Row If l. VVhile, M. A. DeFisherg Row 2' D. Franks, S. May, L. Broriksg Row S: K, O'Mval, P. Dc-Fisher, l. Wilson. l.V. Cheerleaders cheered for all l.V. Basketball games and for the under-the lights Soccer games this year. Row 7: M. A. DeFisher, K. Cicero, Row 2: D. Franks, I. Wilson, K. O'Meal, S. May, P. DeFisher Advisor, Mrs, Ann Donahue. junior High Library Club BELLS Row 1: I. lohnson, S. Withey, D. Mehlonharher, S. De-Linv, P. Phillips, P. Smith, P Daileyi if-tdVlS0fI MVS. M LaRue, ROW 2: C. Humphries, D. Maynard, S, FiSher, D, Alire Short. Copp, P. Dailvy, I. Me-lfhvrg Row if Cf. Buvg, D, Erin, S. Senior High Library Club MAGAZINES Row 7: L. Fortune, M. Bueg, S. Meyvrs, Row 2: K. Milke, A. Maynard, P. Deline, K. Ctwpar, F. DeVries, K. Ncfill, K. lhioleg Aclvimr: Mrs. Mary Alito Short. 66 Crafts Club Row 'lf R. DeLyser, B. Cvldof, A. Bradlvy, R. Terry, N, Smith, W, Schroeder, S, Roc-giers, D, Loucks, D. VerPIar1k, I, Hvr S, Darrow, C. De-Point, Row 2: R. Faro, D. DvXNispQI.1erv, FWXYWIQ Tf'dCiWV, MV- C-if' HUUiiWifW'i0f1 NV. Potty, D. Thielv, C. Morris, W, Molcher, A. Doyle, Row .35 Advisor, Mr, William Liddle, M, Gardner, E. Depapeg Absent: H. Murray. 67 SELECT WIND ENSEMBLE 'l968-T969 An outstanding and very important activity at Marion Central School is the Select Wind Ensemble. lt not only provides valuable musical education for many of our students, but the performances add so much to our many school activities and community functions. One of the biggest projects of the year is the Spring Concert. Other activities include Cornell Band Day, the annual Halloween Party, the Apple Blossom Festival in Williamson, Memorial Day Parade, assemblies, White Gift Service, and graduation. In October, the Ensemble contributed to the dedication of our new lunior-Senior High School. This has been a very successful and rewarding year, and a great deal of credit goes to Mr. Harold Grahling, our band director. Many instruments are included in the Select Wind Ensemble: OBOES lst Eileen Freeman Znd Sharon Boise FLUTES 'lst Gail lurich Znd Barbara Cady 3rd Nancy Nortier BID CLARINETS 'lst Sue Clark Gordon DePoint Brenda Stone Znd Diane Bush Carol DeFisher Diane VerPlank 3rd Linda Gobeyn Sandra May Garry Reynolds ALTO CLARINET Lois Kuhn BASS CLARINET Brenda Voorhees ALTO SAX lst lanet Huber 2nd layne DePoint TENOR SAX Donna Franks BARITONE SAX Derwent Jackson PERCUSSION lack Halstead Rolason jones Terry Shaw Emery Kapral FRENCH HORN 1st Larry Loucks Znd Wilfred Laloie 3rd Kay O'Meal Bb CORNETS lst Floyd Semmler Cathy Murphy Greg Hansen 2nd Richard Dibble lay Witter Tom East 3rd Robert Coco Cindy Miller lohn DePoint Debra Bushart TROIVIBONE5 lst Noel lohnson james Miller 2nd Howard Bridgeman 3rd Gary Sharp Randy Dibble BARITONES Todd Mason Steve Boise TUBAS Iason Haak lay lohnson Twi rl ers L. Viele, R. Anthony, P. Reynolds, D. Carrigan, D. Devlin, M. A. Holdrldge, B. Roberts lunior Chorus ik L. A Row 7. D. Httmphrttts, D. Stttvens, A. Maynard, C. But-g, B Stonct, R. Bush, D. DOVVispvlavrv, D. Stauring, C. Nvvlvzttr' Row 2: E. Steurrys, P. Iuricli, D. Mvltlvnlnaclwr, C. DtStsto, D Erb, P. Dailey, C. Bush, I. Nvylcfzer, T. Haak, M. Whitey R Bushartg Row 'Zi VV. Haskins, P. Mooney, B. Dustv, A. Smoclq D. Mannlwarclt, D. Vand0VVallz-, lf Stewart, D. l.our'ks, M Smith, I. Staurtng, R. Anthony, C. Httbriglttg Row 4. I.. Aint-vlf-, I. Zittntvk, l'. Sonnevills-, TN. Cleary, S. Iansvn, P. Plitlltps, B. OM0al, T. Ianwison, A. Dt-Back, I. Thi:-lv, C.. Dvxtont, E. Housv, Pianist, M. DuPrv'p Director, Miss Mary Ellon Hiclwy. Red Band Row 7: A. Allvn, R. Innes, S. Adriaanson, C. Lane, K. Zientek, P. Adriaansvn, D. Buyckg Row 2' G. Barrio, K. Doyle, I MaCNeaI, C. Chase, K. Rotlwfuss, C. Terry, S. Roegiers, K Sfhultzg Row .35 I. Lane, V. Iurich, K. DvPoint, D. Rico, VV Rachow, C. Hall, L. Boeklwout, A. Huber, D. DGRQU, S. Sharpg Row 4: A. Titus, R. Wilson, S. Lociver, P. DeFisl1er, I. Bueg, I Noble, M. O'M0al, S. VVitl10y, P. Nvvlezer, A. Luken, Row 5: K. Hulmright, D. Ionvs, I. Purfhasc, R. Murray, P. Frevman, S. Deliack, R. Bush, I. Taylor, Row 6: I. Duwanclel, M. Hansen I. VerPlank, A. VanderMol1-ri, S. Schoonvrman, R. Adriaansen L, Millvrg Dirvctor, Mr. Clifford Smock. All CO. 49 All State Music SENIOR HIGH ALL-COUNTY Row I: H. 7? Bush, M. DuPr0', F. H.1IslvacI,l. lcmhmoml Row 2' C. lJPXougI, L. V.mStri0n. W Row I: L. Bookhout, L. Nc-vlozer, A. Smofk, C. Huhright, G. Bush, T. Hdakg Rfnw 3: D. VerPIank, T. lamerson, D S. Wilhoy, R. Bush, I. Nevlvzvrg Row 2' D. Franks, R. Loucks,M.Smith,T.St1-wL1rt,B.Slome. Bushart, I'.Sc1mrwviIIe,A. Purc haw, B.'O'Me'.1I, S. Iansvn, 71 Senior Chorus SOPRANO Diane Bush, Barbara Cady, Barbara Callens, Donna Crane, Mary Ann DeFisher, Eileen Freeman, Iudith Gallipeau, Lucy Gonzalez, Melody Holdridge, Iane Humphries, Deborah LaClair, Patricia Lehovvicz, Ann Maynard, Susan Meyers, Nancy Peterson, Merita Porterfield, Shelly Raup, Iudy Roegiers, Iennifer Shoales, Brenda Stone, Kathleen Thiele, Pamela Vane, Lynn VanStrien, ALTO Nancy Allard, Barbara Baker, Marcia Bueg, Patricia Burley, Sue Clark, Bonnie Dalberth, Patricia DeFisher, Patricia DeLine, Linda DeRue, Cynthia DeVoogt, Linda Doyle, Donna Franks, Dawn Kearns, Nancy Nortier, Kathleen O'Meal, Susan Reynolds, Diane VerPlank, TENOR Howard Bush, Gordon DePoint, Dale Fisher, Rene' Gobeyn, Frank Halstead, Iay lohnson, Iames Miller, lay Witter. BASS Robert Coco, Bruce Corsette, Erick Dahlberg, Gary DePoint, Stephen Doyle, Donald Drave, Christopher DuPre', Mark DuPre', Iason Haak, Craig Hance, Derwent Iackson, David Maynard, David Vinke, Robert Walker, Karl Witter. Pianist Iayne DePoint. Director Miss Mary Ellen Hickey. During the school year of 1968-69, the Senior Chorus participated in numerous events: the White Gift Service on Dec. 15, 1968, the Christmas Assembly on Dec. 20, 1968, and the Row 1: I. Roegiers, I. Gallipeau, S. Meyers, M. Holdridge, D. Bush, M. A. DeFisher, E. Dahlberg, G, DePoint, M, DuPre, C. DuPre, S, Doyle, P. DeLine, P. Burley, B. Dalberth, B. Baker, N. Allard, Row 2: P. Lehowicz, A. Maynard, B. Stone, D. Crane, R, Gobeyn, I, Miller, G. DePoint, B. Corsette, D, Drave, N. Nortier, P, De Fisher, D. Franks, D. VerPlank, K, O'Mealg Row 3: I. Humphries, B. Cady, M. Porterfield, P. Vane, K. Thiele, R. Coco, C. Hance, D. Vinke, L. DeRue, L. Doyle, M. Bueg, C, DeVoogt, S, Clark, S. Reynolds, D. Kearns, Row 4: D. LaClair, I. Shoales, L. Van Strien, N. Peterson, E. Freeman, D. Fisher, R. Walker, D, Maynard, D. Iackson, I. Haak, H. Bush, I. Witter, I, lohnson, F. Halstead, L. Gonzalez, Pianist, I. DePoint, Advisor, Miss Mary Ellen Hickey. Spring Concert Iune 6, 1969. There were also music assemblies and All-County and All-State programs. 2.5552 af? .. a?-if A W 5,5,, S fic? me f 55? gf ? ' , Lu. fi L J L 3559 53 ki 51 fy ,QQ 1' Q an . -uf uf : f I P ,E wiv? Z ,yy if ,Mr iii? Ying-F' fl 1, ii M, . mf. , .,., 5 gg M wg nel A an bf, Sw fix? 55222 f 7 if ii '51 V f Q Vw K' 'L Ayaff 'P V ' 'gi NWW.A'5 xiii.. 1 iffiifju f Rf' ,wmv gk, I E ::. f .nk wi ,SW Yfgml an fig V. Y ' 7' '11 QQ? V 13 A f J iifiik Vw as gg - Q fm Ep. QA. , my Eg - Q-A2:wgfv?:z - wx. Mg is M, 'YQ' W- F5 f- N , 6 22 ' psig! Q P2 t K, J if W wtf ig 2' '55 in up!! mm g I JPY 5 Q1 Q? 'O' JE mf ,. 5' cb , H Ng I ,fp wg ,nf . . 55 is ff al' Q Q ,f If 5 .jr a 5. X ,rg 34 an if ,, H 5 i ,,, wr ' t g Aff -, 5' f' ' g we X Y -,.,,..,M, Varsity Baseball Row 'IJ D. Ruple, I. Murphy, O. Gonzalez, T, Orbaker, Row 2: S. Kearns, F, Kepler, T. Cobeyn, I. Bovel, G. Storey, l. Patchett, Coach, Mr. Paul Dellue. rfr J . 2 J -P fl ,. Row 7: E. Storey, D. Neill, I. Harland, 5. Dingrnan, E. Dahlberg, L. Neill, Row 2: D. Vinke, L. Loucks C D. jackson, P. Ressue, M. Loucksg Coach, Mr. Stephen Habecker. Senior Carol DeFisher . . ..... President Donna Crane . . . Vice-President Barbara Miller . . . . . Secretary Dawn Kearns . . . . Treasurer Diane Depape . . . . Reporter During the Open House at Marion Central School on October 6, 1968, the Girls' Athletic Association assembled bulletin board materials showing athletic participations and groups. ln November, the girls had a hot dog roast and a walk around the cross country field. By paying dues the girls raised enough money to go swimming and bowling. They also participated in playdays during the months of lanuary and February, 4. .1 C.A.A. Officers D. Crane, C. DeFisher, B. Miller, D. Kearns, D. Depape Row 1: L, VanStrien, L. Gobeyn, D. Kearns, M. Aeckerle, M. A. Wilson, B. Miller, L. Gonzalez, Row 2: I. Shoales, S. Boise, B. Cady, M. L. Duste, S. Phillips, D. Depape, I. Wolcott, D. 76 LaClair, Row '35 L. Kuhn, C. Murphy, G. lurich, C. Miller, C DeFisher, I. Huber, K. Cicero, D. Crane, Advisor, Mrs. Ann Donahue. f junior C.A.A. Ianis Witter .... Sharon Bushart . . Debbie Stauring . Amy Smock . . . Darlene Ameele . Vice- President President Secretary Treasurer Reporter PURPOSES OF GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION . . to promote athletics among girls. . . enjoyment. . . to become more skilled. . . to promote sportsmanship. . . to become more knowledgeable. . . to meet people. . . to get others interested. . . to organize and carry out a sound program of athletics. Any girl in grades 7-I2 is eligible to join G.A.A. at Marion Central School. Officers ...i D. Stauring, D, Ameele, S. Bushart, A, Smock, l. Witter. . W. .Mel f f if . fu 1 .:..::-,srrwirfs . . . s -If - 'rf' 11:-V .-ssifs.wfma:w '- s wrzssii- M2142 Row 7: P. Phillips, B. Duste, N. Gobeyn, D. DeFisher, R. Sonneville, R. Bushart, I. Zientek, I. Thiele, Row 4: C. Smith, Anthony, S. lansen, I. Stauring, L. Fortune, D. Stauring, P. D. Stevens, S. Bushart, A. Purchase, M, White, P. Mooney, P. lurich, D. Mannhardt, P. Dailey, Row 2: S. Herman, A. Dailey, C. Humphries, D. Copp, K. Troyz AdVl9Of, MVS- AVID Smock, L. Ameele, V, Tack, D. Ameele, D, DeVVind, I, Burns, Donahue. C. Ford, Row 3: E. Steurrys, W, Haskins, L Vic-le, P. 77 Cross Country Row 7: E. Storey, S. McNeill, T. Shaw, S. Dingman, Row 2: D. Neill, D. Meyers, P. Murphy, D. Thiele, Manager, E. Dahlberg, Coach, Mr. Thomas Trout. WAYNE COUNTY A-B-C CROSS COUNTRY LEAC-UE Marion 15 Red Creek Marion 20 Clyde Marion 28 North Rose Marion 20 Wayne 50 Sodus 66 40 Pal-Mac 80 27 Williamson 65 57 Wayne County Meet- Won by Marion with 30 points. This year's Cross Country team was probably the best since the sport has been in Marion Central's Athletic program. The over-all record was thirty-six wins to six losses. Marion entered the county meet with a record of 6-1 and won the event, thus creating a tie for the County Championship with North Rose-Wolcott. Each team had identically 13-1 records. Marion was awarded the trophy on the basis that they had scored fewer points in all the combined meets. Don Neill and Gene Storey won trophies for second and fourth places respectively. The top achievement was when the team represented Wayne County in the Section 5, Class C Championship meet. The boys made a fine showing by capturing third place in a field of twenty-one schools. Don Neill won a Section 5 shield for an individual fourth place finish. Ski Club Row 7: N. Nortier, I. Shoales, D. Franks, B. Stone, D. Crane E. Freeman, B. Wlleghe, S. Phillips, Row 2: I. vVitter, L. Love R. Welt h, W. VanDorp, G. Sharp, F. Semmler, D, Haskins, R Dibbleg Row 3: H. Murravf Y. Muylle, I. Wilson, D Hendricks, Advisors, Mr. Iohn DeGeIIekv, Mr. Thomas Trout This vear's ski club went to Bristol Mt. every Wed. for seven weeks. Lessons vvere given for one hour and then students vvere allowed free time on the slopes. It was a great success for everyone, from a beginner to the expert. Students enioyed having Mrs. Trout as a Chaperone as vvell, -W, X, ...W Bowling m..Wz4 .fwmuwfmmwm , Wu, , ,, Q , Q Hwwwwm mwmms. w.N,,,imi ,,,,,.,Y,,QW Rovv 7' N, Iohnson, B. Corsvtte, W. Lajoie, D. Fisher, S, Meyers, I. Herzog, I, Smith, R. Dihbleg Advisor, Mr. Iohn Dingman, T. Nevil, I. Pdtfhettg Row 2: E. Kdprai, R. Coco, D. Ramsey. Varsity Soccer Row 7: D. Allard, D, Ruple, D. jackson, T, Mason, R. White, jones, F. Halstead, C. Lamoute, K. Witter, P. Mooney, G. T. Young, F. Scroohy, V. jackson, R. Fisk, P. Ressue, Row 2: Y, DePoint, C. Hansen, T. Orbaker, Coach, Mr. Stephen Muylle, N. johnson, P. Amt-ele, j. Halstead, L. Loucks, R. Haberker. This year's soccer team vvas very disappointing in a vvay. The team worked hard in practice as vvell as in games and was in every game they played. The season started very vvell vvith four vvins, one of which vvas an exciting night game vvith Williamson, in a night thriller. High scorer at this time was Fred Scrooby with TO points. Then catastrophe struck in the form of injuries. Tim Orbaker, jason l-laak, Terry Crobeyn, and Doug Allard were disabled. This year vve graduate a fine group of players - Tim Orbaker, Fred Scrooby, jason Haak, Derry jackson, Todd Mason, Verdell jackson, Terry Gobeyn, and Yves Muylle. We regret that this fine team couldn't make the scores they were capable of - vve vvill miss them. , ng ..,.. , . . V .. . .-21, L. V- treats,-1... I ist ...... - .. i ..i. 5 i ' x ff ' -2111 i F gf -.M-ng K ' - f-is N . - f 7 . -,fV SUMMARY Marion Opponent 6 Middlesex Valley O 6 Savannah O 2 Williamson 2 5 Newark 1 0 Red Creek 3 1 Wolcott 2 O Wayne 1 T North Rose 5 9 Sodus 3 O Red Creek 2 5 Savannah 2 O Wayne T O Williamson 3 1 Wolcott 2 Player's Record: 5 vvins, 8 losses, 1 tie. junior Varsity Soccer Row 1: R. Miller, S. Haskins, C. DuPre', R. Humphries, I. R. Bueg, B. Cwrsettff, T. Sivitlal. K. Bueg, L. Nevil. I. Mt Louth, I. Adriaansen, A. Erlel, G. Scrooby, I. Lee, I. Ti10ti1?i9i COJCIW, MF. William Tiliing. Henley, H. Bush, Row 2: D. Drave, I. Witter, G. Hansen, Ten n is 7 968 Coach, Mr. Iohn DeGelleke, R. Coco, M. DuPre', T, Neyil, N. Iohnson. 81 Marion I-V Soccer team, after a heart-breaking start, rallied for a good season. All the games were close battles, and the scores did not aiways tell the whoie story. Our team always showed hustle until the gun went off. We had more than our share of close games and overtimes. We, as well as the Varsity, were hurt Ioy injuries. We are looking forward to more victories next year and more of those weli-played games. Co Captains Donald Neill and Derwent lackson Wrestling Our wrestling team was successful this year in more ways than one. We started out with 36 hoys trying out lor the squad, and Z6 finished the season, We linished the year vvith an impressive 94 record. We vvrestled in tvvo leagues, The Wayne League and Finger Lakes League, playing second in hoth leagues. We also participated in tvvo winter tournaments. Even though we did not have a 95-Ih, wrestler all year, the other hoys, under the direction of Co-Captains Don Neill and Derry Iackson, vvorked hard enough to overcome the deficit, Graduating seniors this year include Derry jackson, Don Neill, Dave Copp, todd Mason, and Verdell jackson. TEAM RECORD: Wins against Lyons, Honeoye Falls, Wolcott-North Rose, Honeoye, Newark, Wolcott-North Rose, Phelps-Clifton, Pal-Mac, Dundee, Losses to Victory, Wayne, Pal-Mac, Union Springs. Row l' Iohn lluher, Doug lhiele, Don Neill, Dewight Cfopp, Paul Murphy, Row Z larry Lnurks, David Kopp Habecker. , Rolason lones, Derry lackson, Iohn Loveless, Verdell lacksong Coach, Mr. Stephen 2 wiki? sri WK' ,M .46-P - - . Row 1' T. Shaw, R. Steurrys, D. Boise, E. Dahlbs-rg, I, Lee, E. VanNorinang Row 2: S. Ht-rrnenc-t, I, Thomas, II. Mason, T. Mason, R. Ilurnphries, I. Phillipsg Coarh, Mr. David Reynolds, INDIVIDUAL DUAL MEET HIGH SCORERS: Derry Iackson Record 9-3 39 Points Don Neill Record 9-3 Points Rolason jones Record 9-4 Points john Loveless Record 8-4 Points Iohn Huber Record 8-5 Points Larry Loucks Record 7-4-2 Points Dave Copp Record 7-5 Points We did it, Coachlln Best over-all record was earned by Rolason Iones,I5-6, Rolason also vvon the Wayne County Tournament. Don Neill represented Marion at the pre-quarter finals of Sec. V at Victor, 83 Devyight Copp in action Varsity Basketball Row 1: l. DeLyser, R. White, T. Young, P. Ressue, Row 2: C. Hansen, S. Smith, I. LaClair, Manager, E. Depape, Coach, Mr.Charles Bailey. This year's team decidedly met with tough competition. Though the challenge was great, the team always kept their determination to win. Perhaps one of the most exciting games of the season was when our opponents from Pal-Mac were defeated by the Knights. The score at the first quarter was tied 12-12. The second quarter also resulted in close competition with a score of 23-22 in favor of Marion. The third quarter ended with the Knights maintaining a small lead of 37-30. Then, in the last part of the second half, the boys pulled ahead to compile a score of 53-41, thus making a comeback over their once victorious foes. Some of the outstanding players this season were Paul Ressue 1108 field goals and 140 free throws - 356 pts.l, lohn DeLyser Q76 field goals and 179 free throws - 331 pts.j,,and lim LaClair Q50 field goals and 131 free throws - 231 PYS-l Unfortunately, the team will lose two of its best players when Tim Young and Steve Smith are graduated this year. However, the Knights look forward to the promise of a more prosperous season next year. Won 7 - Lost 11 Tim Young Steve Smith 84 Lett' lim Young in action in our line gym e the largest in Wayne County. Below: LaClair and Young give fine perlormace at basket. if lr. Varsity Basketball fall The l.V. record shows a total of 2 winning for a better season next year. All the players , games in a losing season. Mr. Owens, the l,V, he says, show promise. Coach, commented at the end of the time that Thg two Wins included 65,-55 against WOICOUI they showed improvement, and expressed hope and 46-33 against Sodus. Row 1: C. Bueg, C. DeLyser, G. Hayes, C. Dupre', I, DePointgRow 2: R. Bueg, L, Nevil, T. Spittal, I. Witter, S. Duln1age,G. DePoint, I. Henley, H. Bush, Coach Mr. Larry Owens. 85 Pep.9quad 'uf' Row 1: P, Iurich, I. Naeye, L, Arneele, I, Stauring, D, Stevens C DeWind N Gobeyn N Clear D Humphries, C. Smith, Row 2: P. Dailey, A. Purchase, C. Ford, M. White, V. Tack, I. Thiele, S. Withey, I. Hotel, it at M. A. Holdridge, S. Iansen, V, Cruz, Row 3: I. Witter, D. Stauring, D. Kearns, Co-Leader, B. Miller, Leader, P. Mooney, A. Smock, Advisor, Mrs. Ann Donahue. jr Fhgh Soccer I 1 ff vicfsfwf Row 7: R. Bush, M. DeFisher, G. Geldof, S. Dalberth, T. Orbaker, A. Bradley, T. Krocke, B. Stone, T. Stewart, Row 2: L. Ocque, C. Milke, D. VerPIank, R. Thran, T. . 'YWMY' 'M It? vxw ,ni rg if? Adriaansen, S. Roegiers, K. Hosmer, I. Kymble, M. Srnithg Coach, Mrs, Charles Bailey. Row 1: lohnson, K. Schultz, B. O'Meal, D. Whitcomb, S. T. Haak, I. Nevlezer, T. Adriaansen, S, lansen, L. Ocque, A. Bushart, C. Detvtont, l. Naeye, C. Hubrightg Row 2' D. Cambier, E. Peterson, A. DeBac'k, D. Durkeep Row 4: M. DeWispc-laere, D. Mehlenbacher, R. Bush, C. Bueg, C. De-Fisher, B, Stone, D. VerPlank, S. Roegiers, B, Geldof, I. Nevlezer, A. Smock, R. Thran, C. Halstead, S. Withey, P. Adriaansen, G. DiSisto, D. Stevens, E. House, R. Faro, T. DePoint, L, Clark, S. Hermenet, L. Ruple, A. Purchase, Row 3: Orbaker, C. DePointp Director, Mr. Clifford Smock. Symphonic Band The Symphonic Band is to give its members a better understanding of music and the fullness of life to be gained through its understanding, to provide band experiences for developing competent performers who are able to use their instrument to facilitate the development of music appreciationg to provide the students with a feeling of enjoyment and accomplishment in a vvay that few other organizations can offer, and to provide students of the school with the opportunity for worthwhile use of leisure time, emotional outlet and social interaction. MOTTO: Practice is the best teacher. 87 Mr. Smock assists Linda Boekhout with French Horn lesson. This year our A. F. S. student has been Yves Muylle whose native land is Belgium. He stayed vvith the Robert Phillips family vvhile going to school in Marion. AFS. week vvas held from March 24-28. Area AFS. students were here for a day to visit classes. An AFS. assembly was held in vvhich Yves showed slides and spoke about Belgium. The area AFS. students were here for a public program and a recreation night. AFS. COMMI l'TLE AT SCHOOL Row lf D. Crane, l. Patchett, D. Neill, Y. Mulle, l. Huber, M. Aeckerle, Row 2: E. Freeman, L. De-Rue, P. Vane, D. Kearns, S. Phillips, V. Zavvadzki, M. Porterfield, C. Mason, Row 3: B. Callens, L. Fortune, T. Gobeyn, D. jackson, I. Haalc, D. Ruple, Row 4: G. Sharp, R. Ocque, F. Semmler, 1. VandenBout, W. VanDorp, T. Phillips, I. Huber. American Field Service family on Quigley Road, Marion: Row 'I Muylle, A. F. S. student from Belgium Patricia. The annual share drive vvas held during the month of May. Yves played soccer for Marion Central and entertained us vvith his specialty, flag dances. He has gained a real place in our hearts, and vve shall hate to see him leave in june. 88 Left' At home with the Robert Phillips Susie, Sharon, David, lent, Mrs. Beatrice Phillips, Pamela, Row 2: Robert, Yves Thomas, Mr. Robert Phillips, Michael P elemental' H I 1 l To the Senior Class 1969: I give you my good vvishes for your journey through a difficult and challenging future. You have made a good beginning in your education to meet the challenges ahead, but only a beginning. Many of you will go on to college or to a trade school, and many directly to vocational pursuits. All of you vvill go forth to more and fuller educationg an education and learning that never ends. I can only envy you, the adventures that lie before you and vvish you Cod-speed. - Karl E. Green, Ir. Elementary Principal Elementary School 90 Faculty gwmw MRS. LEONORA ALBERTSON MR. RAYMOND BECHARD MRS. IEANNE BEECHER Kindergarten INT. I Kindergarten ,FN -um MRS, BARBARA BENESH MRS. GRACE CQCO MR. IOSEPH CORNEY PFIFYIHVY li Primary I Int. I 4 Qa- , 7 G 4 - 5 ' K F 'ml K, ff 1 ' ,V A .5 , ,f 1 2 . Wir . - 2 . -ff- Nf Jw - 5 , 1 1 MRS. NANCY CORNEY MRS. DOROTHY CUNNINGHAM MRS. IUDITH DEMARREE Primary Ill Kindergarten Primary li Faculty MR. GARY DEMAY MRS. PHYLLIS DIXON MR. LANVRENCE DODGE Primary! Primary! H. S. Drivvr Edufaliorm MRS, MARY FREEMAN MRS. IUNE COODNESS MRS. GLENNIE GREENE Ar! IHI. ! School Nurse4TeaCher F' A 'ff' S-.gl-m-gwy H Q f ,Q -af ia, 4' MR. STEPHEN HABECKER MRS. VERA HALEY MRS. NORMA HARTEIEL Boys' Physica! Education !r1t.! Primary! ,, ,A 1 I . , 41, 1 H' Y fn - '. , i as .af M' ,m f 1- W! . JN! Q ' '.x r x ' L X 3. mf. P, ,544 rp, Mah E -V Rf E ., 1. f ff if-4 ..YV,j:-jf.. :wig Faculty Ai! MISS PAULINE IASTER MRS. CATHERINE LEWIS MRS. DORIS LEWIS Librarian Primary II Primary ll MRS. DONNA MASON MRS, LEONA MASON MRS, IEAN MCGEE Vocai Music Kindergarten Int, Il MRS. LAURA MEANS MRS, ELAINE MERRITT MRS. MARY ALICE MILLER Social Service Int. II Kindergarten Facult DR. CHARLES M, MURRAY MRS. KATHLEEN PERKINS MRS. SHEILA PEZZA Rggading C0f15uIQant SIJUECIW Consultant Int. ff- ci 'NM MR. IOHN RAMSEY MRS, CAROL RENON MR, DAVID REYNOLDS Int, III Girl! Physical Educ. Special Educ.-Int. MRS. ADELINE SAUER MR. STEPHEN SNYDER MISS MEREDITH SORENSEN Prumary lll Int, Il Primary ll MR. WILLIAM TILLING Ir1t.lI ir '46, :se 5- f -uf, Q1 If ww ,J G MRS. MADELINE VANDEWINCKEL Special Educ. - Primary MR. JAMES WOLFANCER lm. Ill 95 Facult MRS. IUDI IH TURK Primary! MISS GERTRUDE WEBB Int. III MR. GEORGE WORTHINGTON Ir1t,I Elementary Staff i MRS, LORETTA DEFISHER MRS. BEATRICE CROUCHER Secretaw, Nursing Playground Supervisor Office and Patrol MRS. IEANETTE LOSEY, MRS. MRS. SHIRLEY LUCIEER MAGDALENA VANDENBOUT Secretary, Library Secretaries, Main Office 96 Custodians Mr. Paul Russell, lleacl Elem. Staff, Mr, Iohn Hott-I Mr, lohn Cainlbier Mr. Kenneth Vc-rPlank Mrs, Nettie Bowman Cafeteria Staff Seated: Mrs, Shirley Tack, Mrs. Amy Ressue, Cafeteria Voorhees, Absent: Mrs. Gladys House, Mrs. Carol Griffith, Manager, Miss Marjorie Reynolds, Mrs. Shirley Adriaansen, Mrs. Mary Spittal. Standing: Mrs. Iva Boerrnan, Mrs. Thelma Davis, Mrs. Vivian 97 The year 1968-69 has been the year for the the placement of students where they are able complete division of the elementary school, to do their best work. Homerooms are beyond kindergarten, into teams. This facilitates supervised by the following teachers: KINDERGARTEN - Mrs. Leonora Albertson, Mrs. Ieanne Beecher,'Mrs. Dorothy Cunningham, Mrs. Leona Mason, Mrs. Mary Alice Miller. PRIMARY I - Mrs. Grace Coco, Leader, Mrs. Phyllis Dixon, Mrs. Norma Hartfiel, Mrs. Gail Taylor, Mrs. ludith Turk. PRIMARY ll - Mrs. Iudith DeMarree, Leader, Mrs. Barbara Benesh, Mrs. Catherine Lewis, Mrs. Doris Lewis, Miss Meredith Sorensen. PRIMARY Ill - Mrs. Nancy Corney, Mrs. Adeline Sauer. PRIM. SPEC. - Mrs. Madeline Vandewinckel. INTERMED. I - Mrs. Vera Haley, Leader, Mr. Raymond Bechard, Mr. joseph Corney, Mrs. june Goodness, Mr. George Worthington. INTERMED. ll - Mrs. Elaine Merritt, Leader, Mrs. lean McGee, Mrs. Sheila Pezza, Mr. Stephen Snyder, Mr. William Tilling. INTERMED. Ill - Miss Gertrude Webb, Leader, Mr. Iohn Ramsey, Mr. lames Wolfanger. INTERMED. SPEC. - Mr. David Reynolds. INT. Ill - Row 1: R. Wilson, P. Nevlezer, A. Luken, N. Phillips, C. Hall, R. Ertelg Row 4: P. Buyck, D. Jones, D. Hines, Hosmer, S. Yates, Row 2: I. Purchase, R. Witt, L. Boekhout, S. I. Compton, B. Bliekg Absent: R. Mein, Teacher - Miss Salisbury, C. Lehr, Row 3: K. Wyman, A. Huber, R. jones, P. Gertrude Webb. INT. III - Row 1: R. Brugge, S, White, D, Clevenger, R. Loucks, C. Scott, Row 2: L. Hotei, K. Zientek, R. Fagner, K. Doyle, S. Dulmage, M. Hansen, Row 3: E. Godfrey, H. Muschick, C. Lane, V. Thran, R. VanGee, T. Spittalg Row 4: I. Fisk, B. I. Clark, A. MaCNeai, S. VanDusen, I. MacNeaI, R. Schutt, Teacher - Mr. james Wolfanger. INT. III - Row 7: B. Ford, B. Bauer, S. Humphries, N. Krocke, R. Baker, M. Davis, Row 2: R. Reuther, S, Adriaansen, S. Withey, C. Chase, B. Sackettg Row 3: M. Meliick, G. Williams, S. Hermanet, P. Freeman, B. lung, I, Thomas, S. Kearns, Row 4: S. Boerman, P, Logue, C. Brown, D, Ververs, 1. VerPIank, Rev. Norman VanManen substitute for Teacher, Mr. lohn Ramsey. INT II' Row 1' R Bush P. Hubright G. Shoales I. Noble, E. Thiele, Row 4' S. Schoonerman, M. LeClair, L DeWanriel, W. R31-hfiw, T.iVloeIlinger, Rowl2: K. Williamisl, C. VerPlank, S. Roegit-rs, S. VanKouvyenlJerg, D. Troy, Teacher Cook, l. Naeye, L. Laties, K. Leeuwen, C. Miller, Row 3: S. Mrs. Klaine Merritt. Smith, C. Terry, S. Haley, B. Voorhees, D. Deutschbein, I. INT. Il: Row 1: P. Burley, S. DeBaCk, R. Hartley, E. Sherman, Larwood, Row 4: R. Swafford, S. Lucieer, C. Pelletier, S. D. DeLine,T. Scrooby, Row 2: A. Allen, D. LaClair, D. Buycgk, Sharp, L, Cross, R. Erh, Teacher: Mrs. lean McGee, Rabbit - P. Dingman, C. Westerrnan, l. Lane, Row 3: N. Gonzalez, I. OScar. Bueg, V. lurich, D. Gaziano, A. Titus, K. Rothfuss, K. PRIM. I- Row If DeRidder, P. Greene, S. Craft, T. Stanton, Row 3: G. East, I. VanHall, I, Stevenson, D. Ballesty, W M. Ballesty, C. Yates, Row 2: D. Allen, T. Nortivr, G. Ramsey, T. May, L. Boerman, E. lung, F. McClellan, Absent' I Adriaansvn, S. DeLyser, S. Gobeyn, M. LaClair, M. L- Brvemesp White, N. Troy, Teafher: Mrs. Graco Coco. A 600D CT! Qtr PRIM. l - Row 7: R. Rice, R. Coomber, T. VanderBrook, E. Aldous, l. Richards, Row 3: D. Sanderson, C. Diltrima, I. Deutschbein, l. Maynard, P. Mein, Row 2: l.. Pieters, D. Gordon, A, Franke, L, Henley, D, jones, Row 4: S. Erb, I Bot-rrnan, l. Lonnvville, D. Hosrnvr, L. Stulnenrod, D. Herman, K. Pvzza, B. Pelletrvrg Teac'lwr1 Mrs. Norma Harttlel. PRIM. Il - Row 1' R. Thorne, M. lafkson, S. Ryan, D. Evans, L. Blink, C. Hr-wvtt, S. Tie-rson, A. Sargvnt, K. Bardo, S. Schutt, R MtCvG, M. Smith, Row 2: I. VerPlank, M. Ihurston, B. C. Cfmrnpton, I. Naoyc-, B. MtLeotI, I. St-cur, Teacher: Mrs. Last, K. Aineft-le, R. LouLl4s, R. Blivk, Row 5' I. Burns, D. Allt-n, IDnrisLt1xxis. PRIM. II - Row 'lf K. luneau, M. Atwood, S. Lavigne, Mullin, E. SaCl4Ott, Row 2' I. Bdrschvski, M. VandvrBronk, l Roland, K. Wing, C. Vt1nHtinegom, Row 3' If Davt-npnrt, Mvdcltmws, M. IJvI'tJint, L. Srnock, I. Synyarcl, G. Hack, LeCIair, I, Rothfuss, P. Vanderwallg Row 4: D. Briggs, G Reynolds, I. Church, K. Aclriaansen, L. Brarnhallg Absent: P Matin, R. Grahdrn, Tc-dchvr: Mrs. Catherine Lvwis. Qui twin PRIM. Ill - Row 1: T. Lannon, E. lung, M. Muschick, C. R. Gobeyn, Row 3: G. LeClair, l. VanDusen, F. Sherman, A. Soudan, D. Baker, M. Stappenbeck, I. Carrigan, Row 2: W. Laloie, T. Pease, P. Darrow, D. VanHoute, A. Smith, Teacher Hiller, K. lde, L. Brownell, R. Tomlin, K. Kellison, l. LaRock, - Mrs. Adeline Sauer. PRIM. Ill - Row 7: L. Mayville, S. Roe, C. Owens, D. Metcalf, K. lones, N. DePoint, I. Tuttle, I. Bates, D. Bristol, T. Brownell, D. Smith, D. Bliek, D. Sackett, Row 2: K. Short, B. Adriaansen, Row 4: D. VanderMolen, D. Perkins, K. Wolcott, Bushart, D. Logue, S. Maynard, Row 3: R. Wyman, D. L. Steurrys, Teacher- Mrs. Nancy Corney. Scene At School Mrs. Green tests hearing. Miss laster assists at library shelves. We're glad Mrs. Renon came back to gym. Mrs. Haley demonstrates at the board f l q'ww The finished product . . . Up goes a hallway display. Kindergarten Row 7: C. VvrPlank, P, Trautman, l. Williams, L. Purkiss, T. M 4 T lung L Buys T I Clark A Sarge nt Row5 T Burley D Hall, Row 2. R. Fitzpatrick, M. Herman, K. Coehert, S. lde, A Breedlove S McGee E Petty Absent A Titus Teacher Mrs L. DePoint, D. Sanderson, Row 3: 1. Newsome, D. Boss, 9 Leonora Albertson with Sn cktr kitten Cook, C, A. Gaziano, K. jackson, K. Bartlett, A. Roegiers, Row The year in the kindergarten classes started out with high hopes, a few tears and a lengthy get-acquainted period. The classes took several nature walks through town and made trips to various farms around the area. During the Christmas season they visited a Plaza in Rochester, to see the many decorations. ln February, kindergarteners went to the Shrine Circus, and completed the year with a visit to Lollypop Farm. Now, the students are anxiously awaiting the work of the primary department next fall. KGTN. - Row 1: C. Brown, T. Secor, C. Witt, T. Fitzpatrick, R. Taylor, M. B. Lavigne, D. VanHoute, P. Krofke, B. LeClair, D Chatterton, Row Z C, liulmer, K. Wing, B. Dykhuizen, M Klayer, ll. Paper, B, Mein, C, lohnson, K. Briaflcly, l.. Vanfjee W. Coleman, R. DeClerck, Row 3' B. Ogden, R. Richards, L Tin Lannon, M. Hack, C. VVilliamS, C. Kellison, T. Gardner, K. Spitz, F. Clapsatldle, D. Herzog, Row 45 S. Yanclerlincle, B, Miller, D. Compton, l.. Albertson, V. Fisher, I. Peters, A. Smoek, K. Criffis, R. Cordon, B. Church, Teachers - Mrs. Mary Alice Miller, Mrs. leanne Beecher. ,Lg ,,,m,m,,...,,, an-My - ...,.n.. -1....-i.-.-m.. - - --- --- --- -i- - i - - KGTN. - Row 'IJ C. Ruether, S. Mullins, R. DeMay, R. DeLyser, W. Stappenbec k, K, Caspar, S. Aclriaansen, Row 2: K. Bates, K. Gutherie, T. Coomher, M. Adriaansen, D. Luckman, L. Dibble, K. Louter, M. Moore, I. Stryker, Row 3: C. Dillrima, H. Smith, D. Hiller, L. Mayville, P. Boerman, G. Bukolt, K. Dalherth, M. Knutovviczg Row 4: l. Finley, M. Thurston, T. Darrow, I. Clark, C. Barsrheske, V, Norrison, L. DeWispelaere, D. VanHoute, S. Derks, S. Miller, L. Blaisclell, Teachers e Mrs. Dorothy Cunningham, Mrs. Leona Mason. Special Education Pb 113' Primary: Row li D. Meir1,S. Davenport, l. Smith, Row 2' H. Var1Dorp, K. VanLarv, IJ. Ilamelirwckj Smoulvn, leachf-I1 Mrs. Madeline Vamdewim kel. Int: D. LaCIair, M. Norrieon, R. Tomlin, D. Briggs, P, Murray, D. Daileyg Teacher, Mr. Ddvi Reynolds. 114 ads GILBERT' REGISTER D JEWELERS VAN DEN BGUIITISASSOCIATES QED Jg C' W426 Insurance Specialists Ip Palmyra, New York 4 J F cub N. C f d G I g Th Bldg N k NY l Q I'-I, 7133.1 W. M. STORAGE CORP. 'Cold Storage at Its Best gl 2.7 ,,.i. Q I l GIEBEL PLANT I I I MARION PLANT ' WALLINGTON PLANT Don'+ Let Your Dollars f ' Compliments Go Up in Flames! I 35 PE EZ of ,J THE For I COMPLETE INSURANCE can X R I QL I I I t l ,..1f55Q,f.f Marlon Agency, q w.. i I if I Q1 Inc' 3625 12 ' I I e ww' FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING 1 North Nlain Street Nlarion, New York 926-4248 X , FOR THE FINEST IN iviEN's WEAR COLLIE'S iviEN's SHOP If ! Palmyra, New York I - LY7-5252 xx Y IW 1 A ' I - eX'4 1 P7' f It s Worth O ' U.: if ,wi if 1.2 R I s,4- REDMOND PLASTICS INC WA 6-4931 Marion Floyd E. Redmond Pres. 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Congratulations To Class of 1969 DAN FILIBERT , .. . fqgra-aa. 'Jan-'-1-:r .. ,r, rf -- iz 35 ' ,.,l. -. ,.. as , . 1 ,- .1 ta 1: ,- -. '..- fi .. I : 1 ii .' l ' li I. 'a 1 E E rvOvv ii REAL lr 0- EsTATE I5 Ei i U. '. f ,v fs AUCTIONE 1oHNsoN-5 . lg I since 1933 f . ig Mano Phone girptzili- :ish Western Union Qi 6791 man, '11 , .. iii I 'lhflflunwgv 5123535 21 West Main Street Williamson, New York Ly 7-4881 HGTEL Y SELLEN PONTl4f... We Cater to my BucKNA1v1's , Best Wishes to the Seniors E. Main St. Palmyra i LILA si-ioAi.Es A 1 rr L- ,i MARION Banquets and Parties Palmyra, N.Y. LY 7-9340 Your Hosts - Lefty 81 Don Smorgasbord WA6-438l Every Sunday Compliments of What Gerry Blankenberg problem in dgmgcfacy now, Mr. D.? 124 DAIRY Palmyra, N.Y. Keepsake Diamond Rings International - Heirloom GERALD R. EAST Floor Coverings Nl-l-RATE Formica Counter Tops FERTILIZER Phone: 926-5597 SEEDS Marion, New York GEORGE R. BOYNTON Kirk Sterling Silver Htl .1 A I MARION PRODUCE, INC. 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WA 6-5536 Rochester, New York 14609 Plumbing - Heating - Air Conditioning MR. COLIN ROODS Science Teacher AMEELE CONSTRUCTION, Donald Ameele 926-5674 Barry Ameele 926-5781 Marion, N.Y. 14505 126 INC. Walku L' Sawice and NURSERY Telephone 331-4387 Naturalistic and Oriental Landscape Construction Authentic Japanese Stone Lanterns and Statuary Bonsai Trees, Shrubs, Textured Rocks, Beach Pebbles Rare and Unusual Trees, Shrubs, Ground Covers Foundation Rlantings and New Lawns, if desired ALLEN WALKER 8: SONS Decker Rd., Nlarion, New York 14505 Row 1: I. Breedlove, L. Cobeyn, H. Bush, I. Wilson, C. Murphy, Row 2: C. Miller, E, Vantslorman, B, Wyse, I. Wolcott, B, Cady, S, Boise, Row 3: C. Lee, C. DePoint, M. DuPre', C. DeVoogt, L. VanStrien, I. Shoales. GRADE 70 OFFICERS Presidents . . . Linda Gobeyn Howard Bush IoAnne Wilson Vice-Presidents. . . Catherine Murphy Edward Vanlslorman Gordon DePoint Secretaries . . . Cindy Miller Lynn VanStrien Carl Lee Reporter . . . Cynthia DeVoogt Treasurers . . . Sharon Boise Barbara Cady Etta Pelletier Student ,Council Rep. . Iohn Huber Iennifer Shoales less Breedlove Student Court Rep . . . Bonnie Wyse Ioanne Wolcott Mark DuPre' Courtesy of a Member Firm Of the American Institute of Architects 127 CUIIIIBIIHIUIII X EUGENE C. MCCUIRE Palniyia MDS!-I ER'S PHARMACY INC. Williamson, N.Y. DRUGS Compliment s and Best Vvishes Palmyra Courier-journal Your Hometown Vtkieklv See... ARNOLD I. IANSEN For... Backhoe Work-Sand-Gravel-Top Soil lvlix For Driveways Marion, N.Y. IO Erotus Ave. 926-4235 MARION CANNINC CO. INC. Harvest Moon Pussy Vvillovv Phone: 926-5522 VVhere Quality Is Important THE FIRST NATioNAL BANK 'DF MA hype Compliments of . . ARTHUR G. SCHULZ, INC Furniture-Funeral Director SYLVAN TECH INDUSTRIES INC -FFS' Best Wishes from ,W 4 VVOLK APPAREL, lNC. Hart Schaffner Marx Clothing Bass Shoes Botany SOO Suits VanHeusen Shorts Pendleton Sportswear Gant Shirtmakers jockey Underwear Gleneagles Rainwear Nunnbush Shoes Shapely Shirts Byford Sweaters lantzen Sportswea Mighty Mac Outwear Haggar Slacks McGregor Sportswear 123 South Main Street y gggy KV - Igu y Newark, New York 4 LT9-4711 Hampton Memorials Branch ... Williamson Auto 84 Electric Parts Inc. 23VV.AAmn VVll s MIL L E R -15,1-1 -1' .pfv- '..' 1 1.-1 .1 -1- Select Barre Granite Gene Miller Salesman Compliments of Colacino's Rose Bowl Lanes Phone: Newark, 33l-2007 130 N.Y. Our Advertisers Thank You! A 84 B Roadways Ameele, Donald 84 Son Bevls Beauty Salon Blankenberg Plumbing 81 Heating Bliek's Coffee Shop Blue Ribbon Dairy Boerman, Abram Boermans Upholstery Bovet, Dr. Donald W. Boynton, George R. Breen's Market, lnc. Bucknam Pontiac Collie's Men's Shop Cook's Florist Corenco Corporation Corner Hardware Cuvelier Building Supply Decker 81 Mullie Don's l. G. A. Dorothy's Beauty Shop Doyle, Thomas M. East, Gerald R, East 81 Hubright Epping, Whitney 84 Fox Filibert, Daniel First National Bank, Marion Fisher, Gerald Fluoro Film, Inc. Gallo's Quality Discount Garlock House Gilbert's lewelers Hadlock, Robert Chester W. Curtis, District Prin,, Eileen, Freeman, Pres, Student Ass'n., Donald Naeye, Pres., Board Educ., lay cornerstone Sept. 25, 1968 hafs new in marion. S THING . L- I - --- - A - - ,- ximz my -wg, .sa hi 7.. .'.TC3'. 3'. .2-f, iii? inn. !'Z't 5 ! FF' inf: mu wan-.mme we-1' -- - 'mx nam: w.,-wsu, ,, 'S' rf-sz: v sz ta- in in ,Mg t vvvr -mme, rm nv-v-1-,51,. ' nv M..-4.-aw-uw! . . -gl nf xv... cwaaak-4 vw 1:51 1 .1-vu-m, w..i.a. s it, M, - gi aiu t aa- new f.. ,J can mf. -,a ! un 1 e www s. 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