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A magnanimous ef- fort has been made by the staff to malie this year- book as complete as possible a reflection of the school, so that in days to come you will easily recall the true picture of 1963-1964 at M.H.S. To you, the students of Medina High School and the Class of 1964, we present: THE MIRROR. Berle J. Mirand, editor-in-chief table of contents ---- 3 EQEQ2fEfZfEfEfEQEfEQEfEfffSfE53f3fEQEfEfEQEQEfEff:E3E2EfEQZQEfEQEQE5225552525E55525235525252fi533133515555f5f555f5555355555555553 11 ------W-, - ------ ---,-- ----,-k- 3 1 --------- ------- 6 1 ++W+M.f 59 75 -------- ----k---- -----'---- ------- --------- ---- ----------- - 99 --------- ------ 1 19 --I Earle VOSICCH Edward Hellert -'QP Vflr ff' B E 0 .1 El Laverne Wright Robert Gates I' d a U C i i - 0 Laverne Beeton Il. Q fi' .K NTLM! John P. Kennedy Glenn Pask Paul Blackburn H. Gilman Williallxs dministration Mr. Devlin Oh No! Not another wedding announcement. Miss Heady Mr. Devlin, chief administrator of our school, is a very busy man fulfilling his multiple duties. He not only super- vises many school activities, but often gives students advice and assistance. Our school registrar and Mr. Devlin's secretary, Miss Heady, is an indispensable person. Without her how would the teachers know of special announcements, students of phone calls, and whatever would the seniors do without Miss Headyis aid with applications? Administration Office Melsa Clapp Elsie Quintern Mildred Wagner Margaret Sledzik Mr Thomas The Administration Staff does any work concerning the Superintendent and Board of Education. The staff consists of: Melsa Clapp, secretary to Mr. Buttong Mildred Wag- ner, School Tax Collector and secretary in the business officeg Elsie Quintern, clerk of District and Account Clerkg and Mr. Thomas, administration assistant. Curriculum and Guidance David Parsons Guidance Director .m af: Elizabeth Childs Guidance Director But, Ma, I want to be a cowboy! Clifford Wise Curriculum C0-ordinator Arnold Bartlett Administrative Intern Board of Co-Uperative Educational Services David Smith, Ruthanna Davis, Mark Bradley, Leonard McWilliams, Karen Hyde To meet the expanding needs of the educational programs, the Board of Co-operative Educational Services was established in 1956 It now serves Orleans County and part of Niagara County involving the Albion, Barker, Holley, Kendall, Lyndonville, Medina, and Royalton-Hartland schools. The central office is located on the Salt Works Road and is headed by Otto J. Stewart. The Board is now composed of several individuals who work in connection with our high school. They include Mark Bradley, instrumental music instructorg Ruthanna Davis, Cafeteria manager, .lohn Douglas, psychologist, Beverly Hall, reading consultantg Karen Hyde, Spanish instructorg Carol Lillibridge, nurses' training, Leonard McWilliams, co-operative vocational industrial program co-ordinatorg Robert Slep, speech therapist, David Smith, co-ordinator of distributive education, and Dr. Suy Walter, psychiatrist. Library Under the expert our school library ciently. Among its ing of fiction, non reference materials. dents to do research for various projects and keep up to date on ads ancements in the field literature, science, art muslc and fashion thrc the varied selection of per1od1cals We owe much to the Library Club members help Miss Gillmeister in the llbrary and also the Paper Back Book Store-a vltal part of student,s reading outside of class A new set shelves which fold up 1nto a compact un1t been added this year which makes it eas1er the student to select a book What Redcoat'7 I don t see am Redcoat NO, I dfmit want to read It X 222521 .-.-.2.-:-:-:-:-:2:-:-:-:-:-:-:- -. ' R, C: :f:2:Q:f:Q:Q:Q:Q:f: ,-1.3.3-3-3.5.3.3.g,g.g.g.g.g.g.3.5.3.3.-. N, - . . . . . . 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David Copperfield, D-A-V-I-D C-O-P-P-E-R-F-I-E-L-D Social Studies 1' 'A 55 I f 'g. , V . 1 l rid V YH , lt fri? George Barna, Majorie Mather, Joseph Coats, Arden McAllister, Kay Sylor: Social Studies Understanding today's world problems through a of those of the past, is the function of the social department. World History is taught by Mr. M American History by Mr. Coats and Miss Sylorg zenship education by Miss Sylor. Surely you remember Washington, Miss Koch. -1 I .- tg 4 'Q And in there was Ham1et's dressing room. A11 Right, Look Interested! Wil My jot if A Ui Math This year, in the math department, the math 11 classes were taught by Mrs. Ames. Mr. M1S1t1 taught math 12 and math 10, while Miss Cell instructed the elementary and intermediate algebra classes. Yes lt IS rather unhelievzxble. ' il 1 ' I Y Is it 31 P x 3 16, or is it 314143169 W9 Q, H Y it r. w i r. Standing: David Johnson. Seated: Marvin Dilcher, Gerald Krott, William Tierney.p Q x ,,,f . t n lofi 'ifii .yfiifjj Medina added anothefhmealier, Mr. Krott, to its dedicated science department to meet the , increased demands. Mr. Krott teaches chemistry and biology, while Mr. Johnson and Mr. Tier- ney teach physics and chemistry, respectively. Mr. Dilcher and Mr. Semerad teach the hi- ology and earth science classesf. Charles Semerad Give him the evil-eye, J udy. I6 ff R X Now if they'd just put something on the scales. . . With a whistle, a wink, and wildroot. Notice, the characteristic color change. Je ne comprends rien. I' his ' ' fl' 1534 .9 ...andthisisa...er,a...ah... I7 Teachers: Dorothy Coats, Joan Dengler, Joan John- son, Karen Hyde, Dorothy Tobelman. Turn up the volume, Joe! I can't hear you. Lan uages Full advantage has been taken by the language department of its facilities in bringing Medinafs students the best possible instruction in French, Spanish, and Latin. The children ate all the fruits. You all have a guilty smile. A 2' f m 1, You think Cicero IS that funny, Tina? Business Gerald Barnell, Dorothy Bokman, John Tarr, Donald Hawthorne. a-s-d-f- . . . a-s-d-f- . . . a-s-d- M M dn. -43-KI4' - .AL The business department offers courses in bookkeep- ing, retailing, office practice, secretarial practice, typ- ing, and business law. Co-ordinated with these courses is the Work Experience program, which gives the stu- dent practice in his field of business. AL QI 1'11 Mr. Fox Ink? Itis castor oil. Art: The important purpose of art is to teach students to think creatively Although there is no guarantee of becoming another Picasso, th students learn the value of art by studying the principles and element such as color, line, and texture. Under the direction of Mr. Fox, the new art teacher, students wer introduced to phases of art such as sculpturing, painting, ceramics, an fashion design. Mr. Fox made it an enjoyable and profitable year fo all students who participated in any field of art. Art class in action. Music Lester Heald, Edwin Feller, Robert Connor, Mark Bradley 1' up - ' ,. . .' 'I the wise guy that only composed one movement of that sym- We love Uncle Bobby, we do, we do I assigned last week? O.K. Take Five. Agriculture Mr. Harvey Lyndaker M :Kgs ff What do you get when you cross a parrot with a tiger? Look at all this greasy kid stuff You'll never believe this, but following step 9654-2, I just. . . Home Economics Mrs. Pynn, Mrs. Bartlett. The home economics department prepares the high school girl to meet the responsibilities of the future homemaker. The homemaker is the one who must or- ganize, plan, and guide the family in their activities. Under the skilled instruction of Mrs. Bartlett and Straight through the right metacarpel. is she? We put her in just before the towels. Mrs. Pynn, the girls are taught the art of cooking, sewing, child care, interior decorating, and community living. to he, or not to be . . . 23 24 Mr. William Matson To meet the growing need for improved training of teen-age drivers Medina High School maintains a half- year driver education course. Taught by Mr. William Matson it offers the student knowledge in the fields of automobile mechanism and care, state motor vehicle regulations, and safety rules. This program is the most effective long-range means of reducing traffic accidents to a minimum. Through driver education stu- dents learn self-discipline, self-guidance, and concern for the safety of others. Driver Education 5 at tl JI ' rn V-Ai - , in :Y 4 , , ,ae Your foot's a little on the heavy side, but otherwise, you're in good condition. For the 3rd time, you can't park in front of a fire hydrant. Industrial Arts l Ronald Gates Frank Berger Gordon Phillips Loyal Morse Industrial Arts : The Industrial Arts Department offers a variety of courses including metal and wood shop, general shop, vocational machine shop, and Mechanical drawing I, II, Ill, and IV. Grinding a Frank Berger for lunch. This is where the Red C-oat ticket came from. Mr. Maxorana Mr. Barna M B r. ergcr is 1 Pre- ocational Two sections of tenth grade pre-vocational classes are i operation this year, in addition to the two ninth gra sections which were offered last year. Field trips and oth activities are undertaken in connection with the cours RW of study. Mr. Caldwell nz r A 1 w Community Work Joh. Special education is based on the nviction that 'cevery individual is pable of making some responsible ntribution to his own future happi- ss and to the common welfare of e community in which he resides. e objective of Medina's special edu- tion program today is to strive to- ard occupational training within e school and then placement within e community. Special Education Stairway to Success . in Discussion of Common Work Problems. Patrick Pendergast , 'gn School Work J' ob. w f ' 5,1 Q , 'X .-an r Maria Margraret Hart Classroom Instruction Physical and Health Education my ' sa And now back to our usual topic of dis- cussion . . . 28 Richard Loomis, John Loughlin, Ann Jones, John Hilliard. The aim of the health and physical education program is expose students to a variety of physical activities and to devel physical skills which will enable them to enjoy their leisure hou in the future and maintain top physical condition. Discussions are held in health class on the problems of everyd life which will enable students to live up to their potential citizens of our community. Mr. Loughlin and Miss Jones' aim to build a healthy body and a healthy mind. All hands join and circle around . . . Clinic -xx . .sk Ruth Vosteen, Dr. John Roach, Roberta Warren, Verna Liskoff No, it's still here. The clinic gives physical and vision tests, checks and cleans teeth, administers shots, and tends to all other ailments. Dr. Roach is the school physiciang Mrs. Warren, attendance officerg Mrs. Vosteen, clinic and guidance clerkg Mrs. Liskoff, dental hygienist. U39 ' .V 49f ' , 5 T, , . And this is Happy Tooth fn Behind the Scenes ML A . .J rr-v. - ' ' 'f,',,.,.- '-.I --f-A ! . I f Im IIHII. . ,QMQS , ,, r A . ,. V 11l,Q1l,Q1- . .MJ ,rss . g N, Wig . E I I I I I I I I I 2 Mrs. Kurz, Mrs. Amis, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Bidleman. 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Officers l ALBANESE, JR. w hnical Drawing, Shop ry Career EITH ELLEN ALDERSON yi! h, Latin, Music ire Nurses 25 Future Teach- 4, 35 Senior Dramatics 4, 35 'zon Staff 4, 35 Mirror Staff irls' Chorus 1, accompanistg estra 4, 3, 2, 15 Band 4, '5 A Cappella Choir 4, 3, 25 lahoma 15 Mixed Chorus mpanist 45 County Band 3, ounty choir 45 Solo Com- ion 4, 3, 2, 15 N.Y.S.S.M.A. petition 4, 3, 2, 15 Sectional tate Orchestra 2, 15 All e Conference Choir 35 Fre- a College Preview 45 Ergon- 45 Girls' Bowling 3, 2, 1, ain 15 Girls' Intramurals 25 apa 2, 15 Arista 4, 35 Honors ocation 3, 2, 15 Daisy Chain ic Teacher ETON LaVERN ALLARD , Science, French tic Council 3, 25 Safety Welfare Council 4, Vice- dent 45 Band 4, '3, 2, 15 estra 4, 35 Mixed Chorus A Cappella Choir 4, 35 e Band 25 County Chorus Competition Festival 4, 35 nal All-State Choir 45 .T. Award 2. ge D ALLEN cience , Club 25 Cornell Science ed Sponsor: Mrs. Bartlett BARBARA J. AMBROSIA HBarb97 Art, Homemaking Art Club 4, 3, 25 Girls' Bowling 4, 3, Hair Stylist JOHN STANLEY ANDERSON uulayn S. Science U Audio-Visual Club 15 Future Teachers Club 4, 35 Honors Con- vocation 3. Teacher CYNTHIA DALE ANSTEY ucindyn Math, Science, Latin Athletic Council 2, 15 Future Nurses 4, 3, 25 Mirror Staff 4, 35 Student Government Editor 35 Horizon 45 Student Leaders 4, 35 Senior Dramatics Club 4, 35 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 35 Mixed Chorus 25 Girls' Chorus 15 A Cappella Choir 4, 35 County Chorus 35 Orchestra 2, 15 Sectional All-State Orches- tra 25 Oklahoma 15 Wakapa 2, 15 G.A.A. 4, 35 Intramurals 4, 3, 2, 15 Girls' Bowling 4, 3, 2. Registered Nurse ROBERT BRUCE ARNOLD GGBoh9! Math, Science Audio-Visual Club 3, 2, 1. Architectural Draftsman Sponsor: Mr M1S1ll1 JOHN ASTUDILLO F. '6Johnnie Spanish Student Council 35 Body Build- ing Club 4, 3, Boys' Leaders Club 4, 33 Mirror Staff 4, Bas- ketball 3g Track 4, 3, Intra- murals 3g Wrestling 3. Electrical Engineer PEPE ASTUDILLO iipepelf Spanish Student Council 43 Leaders Club 4, 3g Mixed Chorus 45 Varsity Basketball 4, 3, Track Team 35 Intramurals 4, 3. College ELIZABETH ANN BACON asBetSy11 Latin, Science Future Nurses 4, 3, 23 Future Teachers 4, 3, Mirror Staff 4, 35 Horizon Staff 4, 3g Student Leaders 4, 33 Girls' Bowling 4, 3, 2, 15 Girls' Intramurals 4, 3, 2, 1, captain 3, G.A.A. 4, 3g Sports assembly 3, Honors Con- vocation 4, 3, 2. Elementary Teacher JAMES BALCERZAK ffllirnff Science, Math Student Council 4g Athletic Council 33 Leaders Club 4, 3, 2, lg Varsity Club 4, 3, 2, lg Legion of Honor 4, 3: .I.V. Football 2, 19 Varsity Football 45 .l.V. Base- ball 2, lg Tennis 4, 33 Block M 4, 3, 2, lg Sports Awards Assembly 4, 3, 2, 1. College l 1 Z GER BERRY lg!! riness, Art, Mechanical :wing 'sity Club 4, 3, 2, 1, Athletic mcil 3, Art Club 3, 2, 1, lders Club 2, l, Knights of 'e 3, 23 .l.V. Football 2, l, , Basketball 2, 1, J.V. Base. T 2, 1, Varsity Basketball 3, sity Baseball 4, 3, Intra- 'als 4, 3, 2, l, Art Exhibit hester, second place 3. lecided '- BIELISKI O!! io-Visual Mechanic HERINE ANN BLOOM Haw , Math, Science ent Council 4, 3, 2, 1, Sec- 4, Varsity f'Club 4, 3, n,-4, 3, Girls' ,Sports Editor irror 4, 3, Activities Editor 'hrary Club 4, 3, 2, ,Nice- 3,' Ergonians 4, Paiiliamen- 4, Wakapa 2, 1, Treas- 2, Arista 4, ,3, Knights of 3, Student Leaders 54, 3, ' Bowling 4, 3, 2, l, Captain ' C.A.A. 4, 3, Girls' Intra- ls 4, 3, 2, 1, Captain 2, 1, rs Convocation 4, 3, 2, 1, tic Awards Assembly 4, 3, .A.R. Award 4, American n Auxiliary Girls' State Rep- tative 3, .lunior Class Sec- 3, National Education De- ment Test Award 2, Cor- Science Trip 3. ge LEY ANN BRADY lf! ess, Home Economics Chorus 2, 1, Future Nurses orizon 3, Typing Staff 3, Intramurals 3, 2, l, Play- , Typing Award 3. ess Secretary Sponsor: lVl1'. Fifield KATHLEEN BRAZZELL '6Kathy Homemaking, Business Library Club 4, 3, 2, 1, Bowling 4, 3, 2, l, Horizon Typing Staff 4, D.E.C.A. 4. Secretary ELIZABETH BRIGGS Bets Latin, French, Math, Science Student Leaders 4, 3, Future Nurses 4, 3, 2, Horizon 4, 3, Mirror Staff 4, 3, Clubs Editor 4, Senior Dramatics 4, Girls' Chorus 2, Wakapa 2, 1, Arista 4, 3, Intramurals 4, 3, 2, 1, G.A.A. 4, 3, Bowling 4, 3, 2, 1, National Education Development Test Award 2, Honors Convoca- tion 4, 3, 2, Daisy Chain 3. College t MMR wtislvf W il 'Eff ' thletic ou ' , res. 4, , Vice r . 2, sity Club 3,2 lifice-Pr . 3' Cornell DQJST, , T ,Mi ,'Chorus Le of A 3 or 4, 3 , a pa 2, l, Vice- res. ' ris a 4 ,Ps ,J.V. alll, rsity otball , 3, , V rsity Tr ck 4, 3, 2, on n- v tion 4, , n Le- gion Boys' S ate 3 ck M Banquet 4, 3, 2, l, Sports As- sembly 4, 3, 2, 1. PAUL BUKIEWICZ Buck Science, Math Athletic Council 3. Undecided ' NO AL if ei? 6 usin Library Clup4, , 2 Sponsor: Mr. McAllister BRENDA CALDWELL Caudie Business, Music Safety and Welfare Council 4, 3, 2, Pres. 3, Financial Com- mittee 3, Red Cross Leadership Training Center 2, Red Cross Convention 3, Drill Team 2, Oklahoma,' l, Blue Coats 4, 3, Cafeteria Committee 2, Mirror 4, Library Club 4, 3, 2, Sec. 4, G.A.A. 4, 3, Intramurals 4, 3, 2, Capt. 3, 2, Bowling 4, 3, 2, 1, Capt. 3, 2, 1, Basketball Play- day 3, 2,.Volleyball Play-day 3, 2, Track and Field Play-day 3, Sports Awards Assembly 3, Honors Convocation 3, 2, Type- writing Speed Awards 3, Girls' Chorus 3, 2, Mixed Chorus 4, 3. College CARL CALEB lGCar1H Agriculture F.F.A., Intramurals 1, F.F.A. Re- porter 3, 2, National Convention 3, Delhi Judging Contest 3, 2. Undecided ror Typl g d or Girls rus 1 Sa ety Welfar- irs w ng I 1, . 4, a C 1 e S etari , 3, 1 1 ' 4, , ap- ' 3 ' nt 1 n , V rals 4 , , , pt. ,2,, entLe ers 4,33 . . .4,.-H r n cation 2 Gregg Sh h d Speed ard , Cr g Transcription A s, it yping Speed ards. ecretary ROSEMARY CALLARD Rosie Math, Science, Music Athletic Council 2, A Cappella Choir 4, 3, Accompanist 4, 3, Band 4, 3, 2, 1, Orchestra 4, 3, 2, 1, Mixed Chorus 2, Accom- panist 2, Girls' Chorus 1, County Band 3, 2, 1, County Chorus 4, N.Y.S.S.M.A. Competition Festi- val 4, 3, 2, 1, Woodwind Ensem- ble 2, Clarinet Trio 4, 3, 2, Spring Competition 4, 3, 2, Cor- nell Band Day 2, Oklahoma 1, Future Teachers 3, Horizon 4, 3, Senior Dramatics 4, 3, 2, Wakapa 2, 1, Ergonians 4, A.F.S. Committee 4, Bowling 3, 2, 1, Capt. 3, 2, Intramurals 2, Daisy Chain 3, Honors Convoca- tion 4, 3, 2, Fredonia College Preview. Music Teacher JACK CARDONE HJack7? Science, Math Rifle Club 4, 3, 2, 1. College PETER CASTRICONE llPete,, Business, Industrial Arts Body Building Club 4, 3, Leaders' Club 4, 3, 2, Va Club 2, Intramurals 4, 3, 2, Football 2, Varsity Football Commercial Airlines Pilot ELIZABETH LEE CHENOWETH ccBettyn Math, Science Future Nurses 3, 2, F Teachers 4, 3, Wakapa 2, Staff 4, 3, Athletic Coun l, Girls' Bowling 3, 2, 1, murals 1, Daisy Chain 3, nell Science Program 3. Biology Teacher RICHARD CHERRY Hnick!! Agriculture A.V. 4, 3, 2, Rifle Club l. Farmer VID CHIAROLANZA ave th, Science dent Council 3, 2g Athletic incil 13 Honor Court 4g Var- ' Club 4, 3, 2, 13 Future lchers 43 Legion of Honor 4, 2, Secretary 43 Knights of e 23 Wakapa 23 Honor Court nitor 3g Basketball 4, 3, 2, Tennis 4, 23 Baseball 13 iors Convocation 3. lege RLES CLARK ow hine Shop io-Visual3 Art Club. ege NIS COLTON nis ce Country 3, 23 Wrestling Track 4, 3, 2, 1. cided NA COMBS ne!! Science, Spanish e Nurses Club 4, 3, 2g Fu- eachers Club 4, 33 Mirror 4, 33 Dramatics 43 Debate 43 Girls' Intramurals 4, Girls' Bowling 4, 3, 23 . 4, 3, 2. ntary Education Sponsor: Mr. Hawthorne MANUEL CORNEJO Manuel Student Council 43 Mixed Cho- rus 43 A.F.S. Exchange Student 63-64. Politics GLENN PAUL CORSER cspunkysv Math, Science, French Student Council 33 Honor Court 4, 2, Chief Justice 43 Varsity Club 4, 3, 2, 1, President 33 Science Club 2, Wakapa 2, 1, President 2, 13 Arista 4, 33 Le- gion of Honor 4, 3, 2, Secretary 3, President 4g Football 4, 3, 2, 1, Co'Captain 4, 33 Track 4, 3, 2, 1, Co-Captain 33 Honors Convocation 4, 3, 2g Cornell Sci- ence Trip 33 President's Council of Youth 3g American Field Serv- ice Committee 3. See the World BARBARA DENSON HB3-rb9Y Math, Science, Latin Athletic Council 33 Mirror 4, 3, Feature Editor 43 Horizon 4g Future Teachers 4, 33 Wakapa 2, 13 Arista 4, 3g Ergonians 4, 33 Orchestra lg Girls' Chorus li Mixed Chorus 3, 23 A Choir 43 Bowling 4, 3, 23 Honors Con- vocation 33 N.E.D.T. Award 2. Undecided JAMES FREDERICK DONELSON Freddy Art, Business Student Council 33 Photo Club 33 D.E.C.A. 4, 3g Dramatics Club 43 Football 2, 13 Intramurals 4, 3,2, 1. Commercial Artist 5q 8 my ny -. . if Vl5,'t?. - I X 5 'nv' President: Paul Corset' PATRICIA LOUISE DOODY HPat97 Latin, Math Athletic Council 2, Library Club 3, 2, lg Dramatics 4, 33 Girls' Chorus lg Mixed Chorus 2g A Cappella Choir 4, 3, Competi- tion 4, 33 All-State Choir 4-g Wakapa 2, Daisy Chain 3. Elementary Education DIANE LEA DRAPER GCJOH Homemaking, Art Art Club 3g Bowling 3, 2, 1, Intramurals 3, 2, 1. Beautician, Marriage CHERYLEDDY licertif Shorthand, Bookkeeping Athletic Council 35 Future Sec- retaries 4, '35 Horizon 45 Office Work 4, 3g Intramurals 2, lg Bowling 4, 3, 2, lg Soccer Play- day Ig Shorthand Speed Awards 60, 80, 100 words per minute: Shorthand Transcription Awards 12, 15, 20, 25. Private Secretary x V, ,J ,fly yy' , ...JN Q I X N , M ,. 1, rf, 41.4 L 3,7 -2, ' s 1,1 :KATHLEEN A. EICK ,ffliitthyn Science, Math, Latin Future Teachers 4, 35 Library Club 4, 3, 2, Band 4, 3, 2, lg Knights of Blue 2. Elementary Teacher l PATRICIA ANN ETHRIDGE aspattyu Business Future Secretaries 4, 3, Hea 3, Majorettes 4, 3, Alternate G.A.A. 35 Intramurals 33 Hor Convocation 3, Gregg Shorth Speed Awards 60, 80, 100 w per minute, Gregg Transcrip Awards 4, 3, 2, 1. Executive Secretary BARBARA ANN FAREWEL Barb Special Education Special Education Clubg I-Io Convocation fcafeteria servic Housekeeper JULIA FAREWELL Julie Business Lihrzuy Club 4g Future taries 4, 33 G.A.A. 4, 3, Ho 4, 3, Mirror 4, 35 Orchest 3, 2, Ig Orchestra Compe 4, 3, 2, 15 Intramurals 4, 3, Bowling 4, 3, Shorthand Awards 60, 80, 100, word minute, Typing Awards 3 50. Medical Secretary CLAIRE MARIE FARLEY Claire Latin, Business Safety and Welfare Council Ig Girls' Bowling Shorthand Speed Awards words per minute. Medical Secretary iN FARRELL ck iculture ure Farmers of America 4, , 1. ry Farmer BERT FEARBY ness ecided 7 A LEE FELLER ' 1 , Math, Science ' Cou cil , 2, lg Stude t s 4, g r rse , e eac ' 3, ' a cs 33 ' or 4 s 0 om -SI ' ay c esfga A - tat a 4, Sol o itio , , 4, 34 2, 1 rch a , 3, , i ed orus 5 SiACap- ' ho , 3, akapg 2f , ia g Bo mv ' , , 19 . , ' I ra r ls , 3, , H0 s vo ' n 35 s emb , . hera i t AS F ENTON Science ic Council 3g Photography , 3, 2, lg J.V. Football 2, tling 4, 3, 2. nic le J I ff L, I Q fy .loe Vice-President: Pepe Astudillo MARY ANN F ERLAZZO Flea Business Student Council 3, lg Safety and Welfare Council 2g Future Sec- retaries 4, 3, 2g Cafeteria Com- mittee Chairman 2g Mirror 4, 3g Horizon 3, D.E.C.A. 45 Knights of Blue 4, 3, 23 Gregg Shorthand Speed Award 60, 80 wpmg Gregg Transcription Speed Awards 12, 15. Secretarial Science JOSEPH FORD G5Bud7! Shop Boys' Intramurals 4, 3, 2, lg Club 45 Varsity Club 2, 1, Boys Bowling 4, 3, 2, lg Body Build- ing Club, Baseball 2, 1. Butcher PAULA MARIE FORTUNATO Paula Math, Science, French Student Council 4, 3, 2, Future Nurses 4, 3, 2, Secretary 3, Pres- ident 4g Library Club 4, 3, 23 American Field Service Student Committee 4, 3, President 4g Horizon 4, Exchange Editor 4g Mirror 4, 3, Advertising Editor 43 Ergonians 45 Wakapa 2, lg Girls' Bowling 4, 3, 2, 1, Cap- tain lg Girls' Intramurals 1, Honors Convocation 3, 2. Registered Nurse no i f- Q, , FG . X K ' bomb 55' Ci-JD! N-1 v A Jie ' 'KW' NWA' M Josigivn Fox MQW Math, Science J.V. Baseball 2, 1, Varsity Base- ball 4, 33 ,l.V. Football 2. College Leaders Club 3, 2, lg D.E.C.A. Secretary: Catherine Bloom JOSEPH JOHN FRANKLIN uiloess Science A.V. Club 4, 3, 2, lg Leaders Club 4, 3, 2, lg Future Teachers 4, 3g Mirror Staff 4g Football 4, 3, 2, lg J.V. Baseball lg Track 4, 3, 2g Bowling 4, 3g Honors Convocation 3, Doctor in Armed Forces LINDA GARDNER Linda Science, Music Future Teachers 4, 3g Mirror 3g Girls' Chorus lg Mixed Chorus 4, 3, 2g Girls' Intramurals 4, 3, 2, lg Girls' Bowling 4, 3, 2, 1, Captain 2, lg C.A.A. 4, 3. Music Teacher DENNIS GEORGE Denny Agriculture F.F.A. 4, 3, 2, lg Wrestling 4, 3,2, 1. Undecided RICHARD H. GLASS GiDick7! Science, Shop D.E.C.A. 3g Future Teachers 4, 3g Senior Dramatics 4, 35 Lead- ers Club 4 3' Bod Buildin 4 1 1 Y E Q 3g Wrestling 4, 3g Track 4. Teacher HARRY ROBERT GRAY ssHarryvs Music D.E.C.A. 4, 3g Varsity Club 2, lg Band 4, 3, 2, lg Orcl tra 3, 2, lg County Band 4, 3 lg Competition Festival 4, 3, lg Cornell Band Day 3g R Club 4g Basketball lg Bosca lg Intramurals 3, 2, lg Team 4, 3g Body Building 3, Honors Convocation 2. Air Force HENRY GRAY asHenry1a Undecided .bl l MV ' sf u lj tit NW Q, ,AW J Ft J 1 I u - l Hslfiiastliifwwiy 4MMvl?fb,Sc ncglSpanislQfif 2'Al.Ntl1le2ej ouncil ifgiljaders jg! , Bo tB'1li 4 I ' ity iid' tiogagttisc Oiitii Ili, egiiist or Chdyjfg ' il, fu t 'x fl!! 'i D A Mx X 1 , A - . 1. f fi G XJ 1 l mf DONALD W. GREEN Donn Industrial Arts I Boys, Intramurals 2, 1g Club 3, 2, lg Varsity Clult lg Audio-Visual Club 2, 1 ior Varsity Football 2, lg Football 4g Wrestling 4, Track 4. United States Marines KRON LEE GREENE Brryn Homemaking Club 3, 2, lg Health Careers is lg Band 2, 1. lmercial Artist VID GRINNELL inni' nce, Ma , io Club Mi g owling amus ,3, ,Co-4. E ' r aiu 'W 253,11 Wfwgf 955' D HAGERMAN ided HALL 4, 3, 2. zer Operator Treasurer: Louise Snell LEON C. HARLINC iildeonff Shop, Business Audio-Visual Club 3, 2, 1, Pres- ident 3g Student Leaders Club 35 Mixed Chorus 3, 2, lg Okla- homa g Boys' Bowling 3, 2, 15 Honors Convocation 3, 2. Undecided DONALD CHARLES HARMER Donnie Shop Athletic Council lg Audio-Visual Club 3, 2, 1, Varsity Club 4, 3, 2, lg Student Leaders' 3, 2, 13 Body Building Club 3, 2, lg Foot- ball 4, 3, 2, lg Track 4, 3, 2, lg Wrestling 4, 3, 2. Air Force CURRY HARPER 55Cur1y79 Industrial Arts Varsity Club 4, 3, Cross Country 4, 3, 2, 15 Wrestling 43 Track 4, 3, 2. Musician or Electrician CATHERINE HARTWAY sscathyu Math, Science Safety and Welfare Council 25 Girls' Bowling 4, 3, 2, lg Future Teachers 4, 33 Future Nurses 4, 3, 23 Mirror 49 G.A.A. 4, 33 Girls' Intramurals 4, 35 Senior Dramatics 4, 3g Mixed Chorus 33 Girls' Chorus 2, 1. Marry a millionaire Colors: Red and Gold BARBARA ANN HELLERT 55Barh,l V.I.C.P., Business Safety and Welfare Council 35 Future Nurses 25 Drill Team 25 Mirror 4, 35 Red Cross Conven- tion 35 Library Club 4, 3, 2, 15 Treasurer 35 Nurse's Aid 4, 35 Baseball Playday 35 Girls' Intra- murals 4, 35 Bowling 35 Basket- ball Playday 25 Volleyball Play- day 35 Student Leader 45 Honors Convocation 35 Typewriting Speed Test 25 Shorthand Speed Tests 35 Band 15 Girls' Chorus 2, 15 Competition Festival 1. Practical Nurse NANCY HEMINWAY '6Nance Bookkeeping, Homemaking Future Nurses Club 4, 35 D.E.C.A. 35 Drill Team 25 Mir- ror Staff 45 Student Leaders 4, 35 Girls' Chorus 15 Mixed Cho- rus 3, 25 A Cappella Choir 45 County Chorus 45 Competition Festival 45 Sports Award Assem- bly 3, 25 Girls' Bowling 4, 3, 2, I5 Girls' Athletic Association 4, 3, 2, 15 Girls' Intramurals 4, 3, 2, 15 Honors Convocation 3, 1. Beautician ROBERT HIBBARD ssR0hby99 Math, Science 5 Audio-Visual Club 15 Senior Dra- matics 4, 35 Oklahoma 15 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 35 Junior Varsity Baseball 1. Navy NELLIE HILL 55Ne11!7 Business Future Secretaries 4, 35 Horizon 35 Library Club 45 Girls' Bowl- ing 35 Fascit Speed Test Award 25 Shorthand Speed Award. Secretary THOMAS WM. HILL ilT0m97 Math, Science, French Horizon 35 Mirror 45 Senior lfl matics 4, 35 Vice-President Debate Club 45 Wakapa 2, Knights of Blue 25 Arista 4, Our Hearts Were Young Gay 35 Honors Convocation' 3, 2, 15 Cornell Science Trip Broad Horizons 3, 25 Daisy Usher 3. Architect DONALD HINMAN ECDOHQS Business Athletic Council 15 Varsity I5 D.E.C.A. 35 Student Le 25 Boys' Building 45 Oldal1 15 Mixed Chorus 15 J.V. Foo 25 Varsity Football 3. Law Enforcement Field SUSAN MARIE HOWE HSue77 Business Safety' and Welfare Coun Athletic Council 4, 3, Sec 4, 35 Varsity Club 15 Staff 45 Future Secretaries Vice-President 3, Secreta Blue Coats 4, 3, Vice-Pre 45 Student Leaders 4, 35 4, 3, 2, 1, Manager 25 Alt Cheerleading 3, 15 Girls' ing 4, 3, 2, 1, Manager 25 Intramurals 4, 3, 2, I5 Pla 3, 25 Gregg Shorthand 4, 3, 25 Gregg Transcr Award 4, 35 Honors Convo 4, 35 Sports Award Ass 3,2, 1. Executive Secretary GERALD HOWES iicerryn Shop Rifle Club 3, 2, 1. Printer lie N JAMES weyes mess XA. 4, 35 Yearbook 4, 3, ool Paper 3, Girls' Bowling 5 2, lg Girls' Intramurals 4, 7 lg Cheerleader 2g Varsity b 25 Athletic Assembly 2. utician BL , Col' eEI4YvB1lF?2T: qIaj , . I - . . . K rded ARA JOHNSON Science French t Councll 2 1 Mirror 4, rizon 4 3 A Cappella 4 3 County Chorus 4g lor Band 4 3 2 1 County 3 2 1 Ergoman Society sta 4 3 Wakapa 2, lg Bowling 3 2 1 G.A.A. lrls Intramurals 4 3, 23 Convocation 3 2 Daisy 3 Cornell Science Trip 3. NE JARVIS gl! .Choius 23 Girls' Chorus Mk n M5 Fu N IIQ 4! ' r Li, on e 7 Y' l - . W - s I. l , , 1,61 tr A4 - n Co xllopa- Ng IJ vi, by 1 Flower: Forget-Me-Not DELORIS JOHNSON 5iDee77 Business Future Teachers 4, 3g Senior Dramatics 4, 33 D.E.C.A. 33 Horizon 3, Girls' Chorus lg Mixed Chorus 2g Girls' lntra- murals 4, 3, 2, 1. Beautician Trainer STEPHEN L. JOHNSON Porkey Science Rifle Club 2g Knights of Blue 4,3, 2. College MARLENE M. KELLY 44Ke1lyvv Business Student Association Secretary 4, Student Council 4, Safety and Welfare Council 3g Future Sec- retaries 4, Mirror 4g Horizon 33 Future Nurses 35 Ergonians 4g Knights of Blue 4, 35 Student Leaders 4, 3, President 45 'G.A.A. 4, 3, Vice-President 3, Girls' Bowling 4, 3, 2, 1, Captain 2, lg Girls' Intramurals 4, 3, 2, lg Volleyball Playday 2g Basketball Playday 3, 2, lg Basketball Man- ager 3g Gregg Shorthand Awards, Honors Convocation 4, 35 Sports Award Assembly. Executive Secretary CLAYTON KENWARD aaclaytn Machine Shop Auto Body Repair Mascot: Chi ELIZABETH HELEN KENWARD Gildizii Business, Home Economics Future Nurses 4, 3, 2, Girls' Chorus lg Intramurals l. Nurse ROBERT KNIGHT CGB0b!! Business, Shop Varsity Club 4, 3, 2, lg Intra- murals 4, 3, 2, lg Volleyball 4, 3, 2, lg Football 3, 2, lg Track 4, 3, 2, lg Wrestling 4, 3, 2, lg Legion of Honor 4, 3. RICHARD E. KNIGHTS 56Dick!7 , Math, Science, French Safety and Welfare Council 45 Junior Class Vice-President 33 Boys' Intramurals 4, 3, 2, lg Var- sity Club 4, 3, 2, lg Leaders' Club 4, 3, Body Building Club 4, 3, Future Teachers 4, Dra- matics 43 Junior Varsity Football 2, lg Varsity Football 3, Track 4, 3, lg Sports Award Assembly 4, 3, 2, lg Block M Banquet agar College EDWIN KOCH Butch Agriculture F.F.A. 4, 3, 2, lg Mixed Chorus aaer pmunk ,E W sr 7 1 W -is z K 2 5 so H as ' 'L .semi is . :sas A , N T ls KATHLEEN M. KOCH Kath:-: Math, Science, Latin, French Safety and Welfare Council 3 Honor Court 4, Library 4, 3, 2, l, presidentg F Nurses 4, 3, 25 Publicity C man 3, Ergonian Society Horizon Staff 4, Clubs E 45 Mirror Staff 4, Business ager 45 Girls' Chorus lg A 4, 33 Wakapa 2, lg Honors vocation 3, 2, lg Cornell Sci Trip 3, N.E.D.T. award 23 efeller Youth Conference A.F.S. Finalist 33 Daisy Cha Nurse PAULINE KONESKI i5Pau119 V.I.C.P. Student Council 3g A Council lg Drill Team 23 F Nurses 4, 3, 2g Girls' C lg Mirror 45 Knights of Bl 3, 2, Intramurals 4, 3, Bowling 4, 3, 2, lg Student ers 4, 3, G.A.A. 4, 3. Registered Surgical Nurse DAVID KOZIELSKI Squirrel Mechanical Drawing Audio-visual Club 4, 3, Radio Club 3, Glee Cl F.F.A. 3, 2, lg Body Bu Club 3, 2, Leaders' Club Mixed Chorus 4, 3, lg of Honor 45 Student Room ice 4, 3, Track 4, lg Honor vocation 4, 3, 2. Technical School JOSEPH KREBS GEJOEH Undecided Motto: We Have Crossed the Bayg the Ocean L1es Ahead' QOL ANN KRYSIN SKI icky Eness ire Secretaries 33 Future ses 4, 33 Girls' Chorus 13 amurals lg Gregg Shorthand ed Awards 60, 80, 100, 120 is per minuteg Gregg Trans- tion Speed Award 100 words minute. riage 'SA G. KUSNIERCZAK le!! ess e Secretaries 4, 33 Girls' s 13 Girls' Athletic Asso- n 33 Intramurals 23 Hori- taff 43 Girls' Bowling 3, Gregg Shorthand Awards. tary N LACY , Math, Science e Club 23 Mirror 4-3 Hori- 33 Feature Editor 43 Girls' s 2, lg Wakapa 2, 13 Arista Ergonians 4, 33 Girls' g 3, 2, 13 Honors Convo- 4, 33 Daisy Chain 3. st LD LASAL ei! e Sho V.I.C.P P, - Club 2, 13 Body Build- b 3, 2, 13 Leaders' Club 3 Audio-Visual Club 3, 2, ed Chorus 2, 13 A Cap- 3 Boys' Glee Club 33 ition Festival 33 Colmty 33 Intramurals Club 3, arsity Baseball 2, 1. CYNTHIA MELINDA LEPP Cincha Latin, Math, Science Student Council 4, 33 Athletic Council 2, 13 Horizon 4, 3, 2, Co-Editor-in-Chief 4, Girls' Sports Editor 3, 23 Minor 4, 33 Senior Drarnatics 4, 33 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 3g Future Teachers 3g Future Nurses 33 A Cappella Choir 4, 33 County Choir 43 Mixed Chorus 2g Girls' Chorus 13 Senior Band 4, 3, 2, 13 County Band 3, 2, 13 Arista Honor Society 4, 33 Wakapa Honor Society 2, 13 Ergonian So- ciety 4, 3g Vice-President 43 Treasurer 3g Knights of Blue 33 Varsity Cheerleading 4, 3, Cap- tain 43 .l.V. Cheerleading 2, 13 Varsity Club 4, 3, 2, 13 Girls' Intramurals 4, 3, 2, 13 Girls' Bowling 3, 2g Sports Award As- sembly 4, 3, 2, lg Daisy Chain 3g Honors Convocation 4, 33 Cor- nell Scienee Trip 33 N.E.D.T. Award 2g A.F.S. Semi-Finalist 3. College DENNIS LEWIS Dennis Undecided MARY MARGARET LEWIS HMary!l Math, Science, Latin Library Club 4, 3, 23 Mirror 4, 33 Horizon 4, 33 Future Teach- ers 4, 3g Future Nurses 3g Or- chestra 2, 13 Oklahoma 23 Arista 4, 3g Wakapa 2, 13 Sports Assembly 23 Girls' Bowling 4, 3, 2, 13 G.A.A. 4, 33 N.E.D.T. Certificate of Merit 23 Daisy Chain 33 Honors Convocation. College CAROL LIVINGSTON Carol Homemaking Art Club 33 Bowling 4, 3, 23 Intramurals 3, 2, 1. Beautieian Sponsor: Mr. Misiti MARCIA LOADES Marsh Homemaking, Art Bowling 35 Intramurals 35 Fu- ture Nurses 2. Business Receptionist SUSAN LYON ICSHZF, Math, Science, Latin Athletic Council 35 Mirror 45 Horizon 4, 3, News Editor 45 Future Nurses 4, 35 Science Club 25 Debate Club 4, 35 A.F.S. Stu- dent Committee 45 Girls' Cho- rus lg Mixed Chorus 25 A Cap- pella Choir 4, 35 Orchestra 4, 3, 2, 15 N.Y.S.S.M.A. Competi- tion Festival 4, 3, 2, 15 Sec- tional All-State Orchestra 3, 2, 15 County Chorus 35 Oklahoma 25 Wakapa 2, 15 Arista 4, 35 Ergonians 4, 3, Treasurer 45 In- tramurals 4, 25 Girls' Bowling 4, 3, 25 Honors Convocation 3, 25 National Science Foundation Summer Math Institute 35 N.E.D.T. Award 25 Cornell Sci- ence Day 35 Daisy Chain 3. Foreign Correspondent JOYCE McGAUGHEY zz-Ioycevf Bookkeeping, V.I.C.P. Majorettes 2, 15 Future Nurses 25 Art Club 25 Intramurals 2, 1. Undecided .IOANNE JEAN McMILLAN G6-'ION Science, French, Art D.E.C.A. 45 Mirror 4, 35 Future Nurses 4, 3, 25 Future Teachers' 4, 35 Student Leaders 35 Girls' Bowling 4, 3, 2, 1, Captain 25 Intramurals 4, 3, 25 G.A.A. 4, 3. Elementary Teacher l SUE MARTIN Susie Latin, Math, Science Student Association Treasurei Safety and Welfare Council Finance Committee 45 .lu Class Treasurer 35 Horizor 3, 2, 1, News Editor 3, Co-I tor-in-chief 45 Mirror 4, 35 matics Club 4, 3, 2, Secret Future Teachers 4, 35 FH Nurses 35 Band 4, 3, 2, 15 chestra 15 Girls' Chorus5 Chorus 25 A Cappella Cho 35 County Band 4, 3, 25 petition Festival 4, 3, 25 Wa 2, 15 Arista 4, 35 Erogonia 3, Vice-Pres. 35 G.A,A. 4- Student Leaders 4, 3, Secr 45 Soccer Playday 35 Bowling 15 Honors Convoc 4, 3, 2, 15 Daisy Chain 3. Elementary School Teacher MARY STARR MASON Chi-Chi Math, Science, French Mirror 45 Dramatics Clu Future Teachers Club 45 Chorus 15 A Cappella Ch 25 Orchestra 4, 2, 15 County Chorus 15 County rus 4, 25 N.Y.S.S.M.A. Co tion'4, 2, 15 Wakapa 25 2, Captain 25 Girls' Bowli 2, 15 Honors Convocatio First runner-up, Apple F Pageant. U Secondary Math Teacher MICHAEL JOHN MAYEL Mike French, Math, Science Honor Court 45 Student C 35 Athletic Council 2, 15 S Club 2, Pres. 25 Horiz Dramatics Club 25 Legi Honor 4, 35 Knights of 35 J.V. Baseball 15 Tenni N.E.D.T. Award 25 Wak 15 Arista 4, 35 Cornell Day 35 Honors Convocatio Daisy Chain Usher 3. Electronics Engineering R .IUDITH ANN MAZUR Siludyif Math, Spanish Athletic Council 4, 3, 2, urer 4, 35 Drill Team 25 4, 35 Girls' Chorus 2, 15 Chorus 35 Library Club Knights of Blue 4, 3, 2, tary-Treasurer 35 Future ers' 4, 35 Intramurals 25 Leaders' 4, 35 Honors C tion 3, 2. Elementary Teacher FOINETTE MARIE MAZZO 11 'ness ary Club 4, 3, 2, 1, Safety Welfare Council 2, Mirror Future Secretaries 4, 3, C.A. 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 1, Q' Bowling 3, 2, 1, Girls' nmurals 1, Gregg Shorthand :d Award 100 wpm. 'ltician 'IEL MEDDAUGH ce, Math . 2, 1, Legion of Honor , Cross Country 4, 3, 2, 3, 2, Cornell Science Trip 1. st Minister NE ALLEN MELAND Science nt Association President 4, ce Committee 4, Junior President 3, Dramatics 4, 3, President 4, 3, Masque avel 4, 3, Happy Journey nton and Camden 3, Our s were Young and Gay 3, Coats 3, Vice-President 3, of Honor 4, 3, .l.V. Foot- , 1, Varsity Football 3, ling 4, 3, 2, 1, Honors Con- on 4, 3, Cornell Science narian H MESSINA Science Court 4, Student Council Blue Coats 3, Legion of 4, Wakapa 2, .l.V. Base- 1, Baseball 4, 3, Basket- tramurals 1. ded Sponsor: Mrs. Bartlett ROBERT D. METZ Monster Science, Math Student Council 4, 3, 1, Leaders Club 4, 3, 2, 1, Varsity Club 4, 3, 2, 1, Legion of Honor 4, 3, Honor Court Monitor 2, .l.V. Football 1, Varsity Football 4, 3, 2, Varsity Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1, Captain 3, .l.V. Baseball 1, Varsity Baseball 4, 3, 2, Boys' Intramurals 4, 2, 1, Sports Awards Assembly 4, 3, 2, 1. College ROBERT W. METZ HBoh1! Machine Shop Audio-Visual 4, 3, 2, 1. Tool and Die Maker DARLENE MILLER Darlene Special Education Special Education Club, Presi- ident 1, Secretary 1. Housekeeper BERLE JANE MIRAND Berle Math, Science, Latin, French Athletic Council 4, 3, Safety and Welfare Council 1, Mirror Staff 4, 3, Editor-in-chief 4, Horizon 4, 3, 2, Features editor 3, Senior Dramatics Club 4, 3, Future Teachers' Club 4, 3, Debate Team 3, Science Club 2, Girls' Chorus 1, Arista Honor Society 4, 3, Wakapa Honor Society 2, 1, Ergonian Society 4, 3, Pres- ident 4, G.A.A. 4, 3, Girls' Intra- murals 4, 3, 2, 1, Girls' Bowling 3, 2, 1, Sports Awards Assembly 2, 1, Honors Convocation 4, 3, 2, Daisy Chain 3, Cornell Sci- ence Trip 3, N.E.D.T. award 2, Farm Bureau Essay Runner-Up 3, M.H.S. Weather Girl 4. Higher Mathematics Teacher .55-f v QQKQ Sponsor: Mr. Fifield LINDA SUE MODEN flLin79 Bookkeeping, Homemaking D.E.C.A. 3g Mirror 4g Future Nurses 3, Drill Team 25 G.A.A. 4, 33 A Cappella Choir 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 2, Girls' Chorus 15 County Festival 45 Competition Festival 45 Play-days 4, 3, 2, 19 Intramurals 4, 3, 2, lg Student Leaders 4, 3g Honors Convoca- tion 3, Sports Assembly 4, 3. Undecided SHIRLEY MONAGAN Shirl Home Economics, Business Athletic Council 1. Marriage . JOAN MORGAN .Ioanie Business Horizon 3g Retailing Cluh 4, Mirror Staff 45 Girls' Bowling 4, 35 Typing Speed Award 4. Undecided ELIZABETH MORGAN iz Science, Math, Latin Future Nurses Club 4, 3, 23 Senior Dramatics Club 4, 3g Girls' Intramurals 3, 2, lg Girls' Bowling 3, 2, 1. Registered Nurse GALE S. MORGOTT Gale Business Student Council 1. Undecided SANDRA BARBARA MORPHET Sandee Business Athletic Council 25 St Leaders 4, D.E.C.A. 4, 39 Bowling Ig G.A.A. 3, murals 4, 3, 2, lg Playda Shorthand Awards 3, Legal Secretary NORMA JEAN MOULE Tootie Business, Homemaking Health Careers Club 4, 3, Nurses Club 3g D.E.C.A. Girls' Bowling 3, 25 Girls' murals 4, 3, 2, lg G.A.A. 4 Business School PAULA MUNSON Paula Math, Science, Business, M Wakapa 2, lg Horizon St Senior Dramatics Club 4, ture Secretaries 4, 3g Girls rus 1, Mixed Chorus 25 pella Choir 4, 3g County 4, 3, Honors Convocation Medical record librarian l NICE U19 ecided 'NIS OLIVER nis , Science, French ce Club 25 Drarnatics Club 5 Cornell 'Science Trip 35 d Horizons Program 3, 25 port Science Fair lg Debate 4, 3, Knights of Blue 25 tling 3, 25 Wakapa 2, 15 a 4, 35 N.E.D.T. Award 2. ge CIS OSIECKI Z Education l Education Club, Honors cation5 Cafeteria Service 1. keeper LE JEAN PARKER ite and Welfare Council 3, 2, cretary 35 Future Nurses , 15 Drill Team 2, Captain istant Instructor 25 Girls' 15 Mixed Chorus 3, 25 pella Choir 45 Red Cross ntative to Buffalo Con- 35 Apple Festival Con- 25 Cornell Band Day 35 Intramurals 4, 3, 2, 15 owling 4, 3, 2, 15 Basket- ayday 2. ional Nurse Sponsor Mr. McAllister JAMES PETKUS Twich Business Audio-Visual Club 4, 3, 2, 15 Volleyball Intramurals 45 Track 15 Golf 4, 35 Basketball Intra- murals 4. Air Force THOMAS PETTIT Mickie Science, Agriculture Student Council 45 Athletic Council 35 F.F.A. 4, 3, 25 Sen- tinel5 Treasurer5 Vice-Presidentg Varsity Club 4, 3, 2, 15 Legion of Honor 4, 3, 2, 15 .l.V. Foot- ball 15 Varsity Football 4, 3, 25 Wrestling 4, 3, 2, 15 Boys' Intra- murals 2, l5 Block M Banquet 4, 3, 2, lg Sports Award Assem- bly 4, 3, 2, 1. Farmer ANNE LOUISE PHILLIPS CGA-rlne!! Business Athletic Council 3, 25 Future Secretaries Association 4, 35 Treasurer 45 Library Club 4, 3, 2, 15 Treasurer 45 Mirror Typing Staff 4, 35 Horizon Typing Staff 4, 35 Knights of Blue 25 Intra- murals 4, 3, 2, 15 G.A.A. 4, 35 Girls' Bowling 4, 3, 25 Student Leaders 45 Gregg Shorthand Speed Awards 60, 80, 100, 1205 Gregg Transcription Speed Awards 4, 3, 2, 15 Facit Typing Speed Award 3. Legal Secretary WAYNE A. PHILLIPS Junior Science, Math, Spanish Audio-visual Club 4, 3, 2, l. Undecided Sponsor: Mr. Hawthorne CARL PHINNEY ilcarlw Math, Science Student Council 33 Athletic Council 4, Rifle Club 2, 15 Wrestling 4, 3, Golf 2, lg Ten- nis 4, 3. Engineer JANICE PHINNEY Sljanil Math, Science, Latin Athletic Council 4, 2g Mirror Staff 4, 3, Student Leaders 4, 3, Horizon 4g Senior Dramatics 4, 3, 2g Girls' Chorus 2, lg Mixed Chorus 4, 3g Senior Band 2, 1, Future Teachers 4, N.Y.S.S.M.A. Competition Festi- val 2, lg Ergonians 4, 33 Masque and Gavel 4, 3, 2, Sec.-Treas. 3g Varsity Cheerleading 4, 33 J.V. Cheerleading 2, 19 Captain lg Varsity Club 4, 3, 2, 1, Intra- murals 4, 3, 2, lg Bowling 4, 3, 2, lg G.A,A. 4, 33 Honors Con- vocation 2g Sports Assembly 4, 3, 2, 1. College JO ANN PLUMMER Gfsuziw Business Athletic Council 4, 3, 2, D.E.C.A. 3, Treas. 35 Mirror 4, Library Club lg Future Nurses 4, 3, 2, Art Club lg Health Careers Club 4, 3g V.I.C.P. 3g Knights of Blue 4, 3, 2, lg Girls' Intra- murals 2, lg Bowling 4, 3, 2, lg C.A.A. 4, 3. Medical Secretary LULA MAF. PRICE CSI-tu Lu!! Business, Homemaking Health Careers Club 3g Intra- murals 4, 3, 2g Softball Play- day 3. Fashion Designer DAVID PRITCHARD SIDHVCH Machine Shop Machinist ALTON QUACKENBUSH KAP? Agriculture Future Farmers 3, 2, lg Ag ture Mechanics 4. ' Farming JOAN QUACKENBUSH :API-OXYN Homemaking Future Nurses 4, 3, 2, 4, 3, Library Club 43 murals 3, 2. Airline Stewardess or Social Service MARLENE SUE QUINTER SaJnmo Math, Science Mirror Staff 45 Future Te 4g Vice-Pres. 4g Horizo Mixed Chorus 4, 3, 2, Chorus lg G.A.A. 4, 3, Class Representative 3g S Leaders 4, 3, Vice-Pres. tramurals 4, 3, 2, lg Mana 3, Capt. 4, 3, 2, lg Bowl' 3, 2, 13 Playdays 4, 3, 2, lg tain 4, 3, 23 Athletic Ass 4, 3, 2, 15 Honors Convo 3, 2. Physical Education Teacher .RY LOUISE RAFFERTY ary Lou ance, Spanish, Music matics Club 4, 3, 2, Masque Gavel 4, 3, 2, Mirror 39 izon 43 Our Hearts Were mg and Gay 33 Mixed Cho- 2g A Cappella Choir 4, 33 ior Band 4, 3, 2, lg Orches- 4, 3, 2, lg Knights of Blue Wakapa 2 3 Girls' Bowling 4, , lg G.A.A. 3, 2, Intramurals 3 County Band 3, 2, 1. al Secretary RYL ANNE RANSOM dy!! ce, Math, Latin ent Council 3g Future Teach- , 35 Senior Dramatics 4, 3g on Staff 4g Mirror Staff akapa 2, lg Arista 4, 33 nians 43 Girls' Bowling 4, lg Intramurals 4, 3, 2, lg . 4, 35 Student Leaders 43 rs Convocation 3. ge OND RICHES ulture and Welfare Council 2g . 4, 3, 2, lg Body Build- , 3, 2, lg Student Leaders , 1. cided UGLAS ROBiSON , Science Chorus 2, lg A Cappella 4, 33 County Music Fes- g Intramurals 4, 3, 2, 15 aseball 2, lg Tennis 4, 3. ov W TC 1 0 jp ,yy WW ,ta t W of MW President: Paul Corser FRANK R. RUSSO Castro Business Management Athletic Council lg Student Council 3, Vice-President 3g Stu- dent Association Vice-President 49 Leaders Club 4, 3, 2, lg Body Building 4, 3, 2, 19 Varsity Club 4, 3, 2, 19 Knights of Blue lg Legion of Honor 4, 3, 2, Vice- President 4g Honor Court Moni- tor 3g .l.V. Football lg Varsity Football 4, 3, 2, Co-Captain.4g .I.V. Wrestling 1, Varsity Wres- fling 4, 3, 25 Co-Captain 23 Varsity Track 4, 3, 2, lg Most Improved Wrestler of the Year 35 Bl0Ck M Banquet 4, 3, 2, lg Sports Assembly 4, 3, 2, lg Honors Convocation 4, 3, 2. Hotel and Restaurant Management LINDA F. RYAN GCLin!7 Business, Math Safety and Welfare Council 2, lg Future Secretaries Associa- tion 4, 3g President 43 Program Chairman 3g G.A.A. 4, 3g Mirror Staff 4, Girls' Bowling 4, 3, 2g Intramurals 2, lg Gregg Speed Awardsg Gregg Transcription Speed Awards 4, 3, 2, 15 Honors Convocation 3. Secretary .IO ANN SAEVA GGJOD! Science Library Club 43 Future Nurses 4, 33 Mixed Chorus 4, 39 Girls' Intramurals 4, 35 Girls' Bowling 4, 3. Nurse FRANK SARGENT Chief Business Audio-visual Club 4, 3, 2, 19 Art Club 3, 2, lg Leaders Club 2, lg Body Building Club 2, 13 D. E. C. A. 43 Boys' Bowling 4, 3, 2, lg Honors Convocation 39 Art Merit Certificate 3. State Trooper Vice-President: ANTHONY SATKOWSKI ufrobyn Special Education Student Council 3g Varsity Club 4, 3, 2, lg Leaders' Club 4, 3, 2, lg Body Building Club 4, 3, 2, lg Cafeteria Work 4, 3, 2, 13 Football Manager 4, 3, 2, lg Baseball Manager 3, 2, lg Boys' Bowling 35 Boys' Intramurals 4, 3, 2, 13 Honors Convocation 3, 1. Undecided PAUL WM. SCHENING Crash Machine Shop Rifle Club 43 Track 1. Body Work ROSE MARY SCHEPIS Rosie Business Future Secretaries 4, 33 Horizon Typing Staff 4, 33 Girls' Bowl- ing 4, 3, 23 Shorthand Speed Awards 3, Transcription Speed Awards 3, Candidate for Miss Future Secretary 3. Secretary DARLENE MARIE SCHLEGEI Donna Math, Science, Latin Future Teachers 4, 33 Senior Drarnatics Club 4, 3, Mirror Staff 4, Horizon Staff 4g Wa- kapa 23 Intramurals 4, 3, 2, 13 Girls' Bowling 4, 3, 2, Captain 3, 2, G.A.A. 4, 3, Student Lead- ers' Club 4. Elementary School Teacher Pepe Astudillo ELIZABETH ANN SCHULTT' uBettyn Business Safety and Welfare Counci Library Club 2, 1, Future retaries Association 4, 33 S hand Speed Awards 39 S hand Transcription Award Girls' Chorus 2, lg Mixed rus 4, 3. Legal Secretary LILLIAN SCIPIONI GGLHSD Business Safety and Welfare Counci Library Club 4, 3, 2, lg F Secretaries 4, 33 Future N 3, 25 Health Careers Club Senior Dramatics 4, 3gHo Typing Staff 33 Mirror T Staff 43 Girls' Bowling 4, lg Shorthand Speed Awar Transcription Speed Awar Typing Speed Award 45 St Leaders' Club 4. Secretary DONALD SEITZER IIDOHH Secial Education Undecided CHARLES SHEELAR Chuck Machine Shop Body Building 3, 2, lg L Club 3, 2, 15 .l.V. Footb Varsity Football 4, 3. Undecided QWIN L. SILLS Wy!! H VICE ALD SKELLON orce LD SNELL ess, Shop -Visual Club 4, 3, 23 .A. 4. ided E ELAINE SNELL el! Science, Latin t Council 4, 2, lg Honor 3, Mirror 4, Copy Editor: tics Club 4, 3, 2, Treas. . 43 Horizon 33 Future 33 Orchestra 4, 3, 2, lg ork State Sectional Or- 4, 2, 1g Solo Competi- , 2, lg Oklahoma lg Chorus 1g Mixed Chorus Cappella Choir 4, 35 Chorus 4, 3, Wakapa 2, retary 43 Arista 4, 33 ans 4, 3, Secretary 43 Cor- ience Trip 33 Farm Bu- ssay Contest Winner 3, Convocation 4, 3, 2, lg Chain 3. Seteretary: Catherine Bloom ucv! iff life ff' JOHN STAHL Stuffy 7 Business Bowling 4, 3, 2, 1. 7 Store Managaer DANIEL STEFANIAK Hstewyfi Science, Math Rifle Club lg Legion of Honor 4, 35 Football 4, 3, 25 Wres- tling 2g Track 4, 3, 2. Astronomer DALE STEWART 56Red97 Home Economics Housewife VINCENT STUKO Stuc2ko Math Baseball 2, lg Basketball Intra- murals 1. Navy Treasurer: Louise Snell WILLIAM SULLINGER JR. flBi11!, Agriculture, Math Future Farmers of America 3, 2, lg Agriculture Mechanics 4. Forestry Service TERRI SUZANNE 'gTerri Homemaking, Business Mixed Chorus 4, 33 Junior Miss Pageant 4. Voice Teacher KAY ELLEN SWIFT HKay1! Latin, Math, Music, Science Science Club 2, Vice-President 2g Student Leaders' 4, 3g Hori- zon 4, 33 Mirror 4, 3, Editor of Girls' Sports 43 Future Nurses 43Competition Band 4, 33 Band Day 33 County Band 4, 33 Dra- matios Club 43Ergonians 4, 3g G.A.A. 4, 3g Intramurals 4, 3, 23 Girls' Bowling 4, 3, 1. College CLINTON R. TROW Clinty Science, Education Future Teachers 4, 33 D.E.C.A 33Dramatics 4, 33 Mirror 4. College PAUL WILLIAM WAGNER ' lCPaul77 Math, Science Athletic Council 3g Audio-vis Club 3, 2, 13 Legion of Ho 4, 3g Wrestling 4, 3, 2, 1. College SUSAN GAYLE WIECZOREI uwizzyn Latin, Math, Science, Music Student Council 13 Safety Welfare Council 4, 3, 2g S Dramatics 4, 3g Masque Gavel 4, 33 Mirror 4, 3, Editor 4g Horizon 4, 33 F Teachers 4, 33 Future Nurs 33 Science Club 23 H .Iourney to Trenton and den 33 Our Hearts Young and Gay 33 Cafe Committee 3, Chairman 3 Cappella Choir 4, 33 Co tion Festival 4, 3g County rus 4, 33 Mixed Chorus 23 Chorus lg Ergonians 43 W 2, 13 G.A.A. 4, 3g Intram 4, 3, 2, 1, Captain 4, 3, Bowling 4, 3, 2, 1, Captai Sports Assembly 23 Honors vocation 4, 3, 2, 13 .Ir. Red Conference 33 M.H.S. We girl 4. Elementary Education ROBERT WIGLEY Giwigsw Science and Math Safety and Welfare Coun 13 Tennis 13 Wrestling 4, Millionaire CHERI WILLIAMS Cheri Hpmemaking Future Nurses 3, 23 Careers Club 33 Girls' Cho Bowling 2, 13 Intramur 2, 1. Undecided Qi ' UQ , ,pw fiPy?fZ,OQT Mini SAN nil V? Q ne bg th,.S' 'ence pa s ,Latinii dentjn Councilj2g Athl ncil 19 Science Club 2g izon Staff 4, 35 Mirror f 4, 3g Art editor 4, Dra .ics Club 4, Ergonians 4, 3 lkapa 2, lg Arista 4, 3 dent Leaders 4, 3, Girls' dvling 3, 2, Trucking 1, Cap- 3g Intramurals 4, 3, 2, 13 .A. 4, 35 N.E.D.T. award 23 ell Science Trip 33 Honors vocation 3, 2, 19 Sports As- bly 3g Daisy Chain 3. ion Designer E WOLTER 3858, Math apa 2, 19 Arista 4, 3g Bowl- , 3, 25 Hockey Play-day 25 er Play-day lg Honors Con- ion 33 Daisy Chain 3. iage RICIA ANN WOOD zyil I ess, Homemakzng . 35 D.E.C.A. 3, Mirror ntramurals 2, lg Bowling tary Gold J THOMAS YATES Shorty Shop, V.I.C.P. Trucking CAROL ANN YOUNG Carol Music, Homemaking D.E.C.A. 4, 3g Girls' Chorus lg Mixed Chorus 2, A Cappella Choir 4, 3. Music DIANE CHRISTINE ZYBECK Frenchie Science, Spanish, Music Student Council 33 Dramatics Club 4, 3, Future Nurses 35 Future Teachers 43 Athletic Colmcil 29 Mirror 4, 33 Knights of Blue 4, 3: Carnival Committee 3g G.A.A. 4, 35 Bowling 3, 2, Manager 35 Intramurals 3, 2, 1, Baud 4, 3, 2, lg Orchestra 2, 1, Girls' Chorus lg Mixed Chorus 4, 3, 2, lg County Band 4, 3, 2, 1. If or L, Teaching , - f In Memoriam Dominic Pellegrino Tex K. T 1 my, l!!,e:..:,, H., 3 my W5 H' X 4 ,S I w ,J an-x , - w ,Q vw' -4','w ww f ,af U N 1 'S iii , iff' K ,, ' .Ng I .- 41 A , - -rs if I - W' W I .,..,.. Z .W 3 . V. , k YA ,, .... .,.,., L . W - 'mae Q 1 Y , . . -in-2 W in A Ease- dh-cw. iw- N ,mb x 1: t. zssgkli - E , W K x n K is .4 5 '.Xv h. , AK ,J ,X K +L Q A 4 W If UI' 1 g n, :L -. .9 ' Lu . 1 ,5 f. p f Lf, ' -2,1 wr ? Hp' - L flew.: F . p, ua:--...- THROUGH OUR TWELVE YEARS lt seems remarkable how in the past decade and a fifth, we, the CLASS OF '64-, have changed. Remember that wonderful year 1951? This is the year we entered kindergarten. It was at this time we started to share with our classmates building blocks, rhythm sticks, and the sandbox. As we grew older, we enjoyed making papier-mache monsters, as wellias dancing o-ur favorites the Virginia Reel and 4'Patty-cake Polka. Did you know that we were the first fourth grade in the 0.0. Elementary School? Remember how we studied to the rhythm of the workmen's drills, the first year or so? At this time our '4Benny Goodmansl' and Isaac Stems got their start in the band. They say that the water was never wetter than at the sixth grade swimming party, and gee, the floor at the roller rink was hard! Our last days in grade school were climaxecl by our first big dance at graduation time. Now the wonderful years were 1958 through 1960, when we Ltook over' the Jr. High School. Our sharing things had come to a halt as feuds over boy and girl friends began. Our social life developed as we attended more dances and school functions. Dances sweeping Medina were the Bop and the Stroll Remember the c'Queen of Hearts fJan Phinneyj? Who could forget those treacherous walks to the cafeteria and how we almost needed Noah's Ark to cross the field in the spring. Our recollections would never allow us to forget Service Organization, Spinster's Club, Bachelor's Club, and most of all, Mr. Oliver. Perhaps it was during this time we matured the most. The boys finally began to by-pass the girls in growth and their squeaky voices became deeper. The year 1960 saw the CLASS OF '64 entering the last four trying years of school in Medina. Like all other Freshmen, we experienced the trampling and razzing of the Seniors, with exception of a few who were captured by that certain upper-class charm. Even more important, our class increased in size to the number 180 with the transferring parochial students. For the most part we had good times these years as we enjoyed watching or participating in interscholastic sports and numerous school functions. We had our first voice in government with the election of S.A. Officers, resulting not only in fine officials but also swell campaign parties. Our class has passed all kinds of survival tests. We've lived through elephant jokes, the uTwist, uShimmy, and the Beatles. Let's not forget the operettas, we never managed to participate in, the Horizons that never came out, Mr. Morse's pleas, and the 19 Regents Scholarships won-a record never equalled by any other M.I'I.S. class. Through our 12 years these events have been transposed into memories-which now take second place to only one thought: Graduation Day, June 21, 19611-. SENIOR CLASS ALPHABET Cynthia Lepp ATHLETIC Paul Corser Barb DCIISOII Carl Phinney Mary Ann Ferlazzo CANDID Bud Ford Sue Martin DIFFERENT John Anderson Babs Johnson EASY-GOING Dick Knights Betsy Bacon FACETIOUS Freddy Donelson Kathe Koch GENIUS Tom Hill Judy Mazur I-IEARTY Tom Pettit Louise Snell IDEAL Bob Mom Sue Wieczorek J OVIAL Joe Messina Sue Willialiis KNOWING Jack Cal-done Cathy Bloom Mark Brinsmaid Judy Alderson MUSICAL ' Carltgn Allard Marlene QllII'lI8I'Il Dave Chiafglanza Kay Swift Dennis Cgltgn Mary Banach POPULAR Al Meland Betsy Briggs QUESTIONING Dennis Oliver Paula Fortunate RELIABLE Mike Mayell Janice Phinney SPIRITED Frank Russo Cindy Anstey THOUGHTFUL John Astudillo Rosemary Callard UNDERSTANDING Dan Meddaugh S116 Howe VALUED Q. Manuel Cornejo Ellen Lacy WELL-GROOMED Bob Knight Diane Zybeck X-CEPTIONAL Pepe Astudillo Marlene Kelly YOUNG Bob Wigley Berle Mirand ZEALOUS Jim Balcerzak J, , gif ' --,,,-.7 lf?-1 A -'pi-,li ' ,,,f 'i-1' -ll, -,fl-'Z unkderclassmen Y ' al' 2 - -.- i g Class of '6 Top: Benz, Howland, Scott, Dunham, Morse, Blanc, Shoemaker, Stashak, Thompson, Walter, Anderson, Seekins, Mann, Pollard, Grimes, Powley. Second Row: Watts, Brigham, Baker, Dent, Grabowski, Knights, Appelby, Altman, Clark, Woodruff, Dawson, Champlain, Pettit, Susfolk, Cutriss, Zulinski. Third Row: Krebs, Moule, Fackler, Litchfield, Roach, Bukiewicz, Gerzoff, Kinne, Moree, Blackburn, Ingram. Front: Caldwell, Schuner, Zwiefha, Willegans, Hill, Mclilevee, Harris, De Palma. T op: Pask, Winters, Cherry, Morgan, Dennis, Marciniak, Coats, Beach, Blanchet, Price, Sipple, Smith, DiGiulio, Kilner, Faulker, Satcowski. Second Row: Wilson, Campana, Busch, Jeffers, Slattery, Hobbs, Gunter, King, Vargas, Laatsch, Hackenburg, Seelbinder, Sanders, Hungerford. Third Row: Wood, Kubatek, Furness, Goodwin, Clarke, Biernacki, Mack, Armstrong. Bottom Row: Wittcopp, Mote, McKee, Pettit, Bennett, Prest, Riches, Clark. Class of 96 Top Row: Hobbs, Seefeldt, Pasnik, Coffey, Sharping, Fields, Walker, Smith, Reese, Wolter, Dool, Howe, Fox, Moule, Bacon, Clack Busch, Kennedy. Second Row: Bacon, King, Marcinowski, Riemer, Boyle, Yaxley, Koch, Albright, Parker, Dunham, Stornelli, Warren Meland, Gray, Brennan, Morphet. Third Row: Adams, Leffler, Gardner, Smith, Ranallo, Bushover, Moden, Starkweather, Lasali Jermin. Front Row: Phillips, Cook, Corrieri, Garrett, Clark, Haley, Waszak. Top Row: Meland, Vaughn, Flower, Waszak, Herrivan, Miles, Grabowski, Caleb, Walker, Wliittleton, Dutcher, Stornelli, Morgott, Schrader, Pratt, Luckman. Second Row: Patterson, Schultz, VanAuker, Klawitter, Shearer, Stamp, Hudson, Kenward, Mahnke, Birch, Crafts, Musto, Adams, Balcerzak, Woodbridge, Morgan. Third Row: Gardner, Stewart, Kozabul, Houserman, Powley, Cardone, Brunk- horst, Andrews, Pittard. Front Row: Brower, Gibson, Morien, DuVall, Cougar, Dennis, Riemar, Beeton. Class of '66 Back: Doberstein, Hill, Smith, Lewis, Parada, Prawel, Powley, Hatch, Boyce, Hartway, Blount, Pasnik, Meland, Mott, Viterna. Third Row: Harris, Price, Carpenter, Cotter, Crier, Kosiorek, Klatt, Fraiser, Barnes, Perrez, Vanill, Green, Shatter, Board. Second Row: Belinski, Molnar, Knights, Willis, Miller, Beeton, Shoemaker, Jaquin, Brazzell, Ferri. Front: Hungerford, Cooper, Pescara, Hill, Thistlewaite, Stork, Lacy. Back: Caleb, Peglow, Frazak, Kurz, Jepsen, Tuttle, Rhinehart, Casher, Collins, Zinkivich, Weet, Bane, Walker, Satkowski, Holihan, Steiner, B. Kopitski. Third Row: Donelson, K. Ryan, Maloepsy, Riches, Conroy, Maier, Wild, Pollock, Ognabien, Wood, Letts, J. Harmer, S. Ryan, Albone, D. Harmer. Second Row:, Albone, Ellicott, Behe, Sanders, Gardner, J. Kopitski, Saj, Bensley, Schening, Loujeski. First Row: Napoli, Henning, Vargas, Johnson, Olmstead, Hobbs, Wasnock. Class of 966 Standing: Walker, Turner, Poore, Underdown, Phura, Belson, Bushover, Rumble, Leone, Beggs, Malone, Clark, Hughes, Sargent. iecond: Patterson, VanAuker, Latin, Woodrick, Fearby, Grimes, Lane, Hellert. Front: Kotlarski, Lorio, Mack, Albone, Dacier, Slack ox. Standing: Hickey, Thompson, Rigerman, Hare, Overhault, Pescara, Waneski, Musto, Taylor, Seefelt, Rogers, Cobb. Third: Van Auker, Dubai, Goodwin, Kyle, Pettit, Benz, Watkins, Harwood, Sanderson, lorio, Moden. Second: Wilson, Garrett, Barber, Knight, Jones, Miller, Feller, Goldsmith, Fearby, Carpenter, Rosas, Cole, Meddaugh. Class of '67 l Top: Bacon, Weese, Draper, Mazur, Hill L., Chase, Gregary, Parsons, Cooper, Taylor, Slack, Morphet, Thomas, Bensley, Heveran, Natale. Second Row: Buttons, Scipioni, Jeffers, Cook, Weber, Pritchard, Eick, Mack, Paone, Arnold, George, Schomper, Allard, Strickland. Third Raw: Watson, Garett C., Kujawa, Lange, Rich, Bowman, Miles, Barna, McKee, Bradstreet. Fourth Row: Garett S., Harris, Howe, Rosenbeck, Yaxley, Cardone, Nudd. Top Row: Andrews, Wanecski, Davis, Mazur, DuVall, Lane, Taylor, Harling, Schmitt, Muskopf, Castricone, Gardner, Dingman, Innings, Nice, Domaj. Third Row: Frasier, Staschak, Beggs, L. Davis, Mundion, Denson, Tabor, Moriarty, Robinson, Hagerman, Caleb, Hellerd, Ransom, Schrader, McPherson, Anstey. Second Row: Rapazzo, Maynard, Garrett, Powell, Buckner, Farewell, Eick, Lackner, Vaughn, DL Hill. ,Front Row: Brownell, Brewer, Lottes, Swan, Zybeck,DeBrine,S. Hill, Yagge. Class of 96 First: Kuhn, Shaffer, Kosiorek, Mann, Draper, Ander, Harrington, Lewis, Wasnok, Anderson, Blanchet, Albone, Grimes, Pahura, Webster, Hill. Second: Schultz, Fisher, Gibson, McDonald, Kusmerczak, Scheskie, Boracke, Tores, Sanederson, Colleen, Albanese, Cherry, Albone. Third: Canham, Higgins, Adkins, Dunn, Reeves, Watts, Gorham, Cardone, Montes. Fourth: Taylor, Schall, Ognibene, Oliver, Jackson, Tabeleski, Blackburn. r First: Amos, Vanden Bosh, Root, Langdon, Metz, Stork, Caleb, Kusmierczek, Boyce, Hill, Moule, Mote, Thompson, Dujenski, Dinse, Altman. Second: Monacelli, Gwynn, Harding, Cook, Felstead, West, Clarke, Wells, Sevenski, Hibbard, Baldwin, Woodruff, Dunn. Third: Marchner, Wood, Fackler, Fox, Pask, Hinman, Pollard, Lindsley, Hauswald. Fourth: Kinne, Smith, Brakenbury, Stanton, Bacon, Brown, Montgomery. ' 'EL my yigxaj-,SX l A 'N Z T111'011-311 i f i l U ifliiai o 3:51 Ifif Y i 51511 57 if These P0fta1St2 wi to ttyt iii 'if : 1U it - 1EicJ Q 5 t lm F The hallowed halls of ivy. 115731 ' if i , 'T , 300 si? V1 Nik iw ,J .t . .g ,' , - ' I I X . -M .. Q. , P Which one has the Toni? 300-STUDY f?J HALL. M.H.S. Mafia. I know there's a pack of gum somewhere. Watch that Mr. Brad1ey's Fifth in G. And if you don't get in there in three sec- onds . . . ,gn f' Q wma , 66 Reflections of honor study hall. Climbing t0 the WP- Senior homefwm -.L sfudemk govermmerfr tudent Council u 'V Q ,H rf! if Slandmg. Mr. Parsons, advisor. Szttmg. Cathy Bloom, sec retaryg David Pratt, vice-president. Front: Allen Meland president., -QW J Back Row: Brennen, Houserman, McElwee, Metz, Balcerzak, Dool, Herriven, Cornejo, Pettit, Meland, Leone. Second Row: Lepp, Garrett, Pratt Guilio, Astudillo, Garrett, Gardner, Boyle, Sechowski. Third Row: Pollard, Perrez, Bloom, Slack, Brigham, Maier, Monacelli, Goheen, Furness. F Nudd, Laatch, Paone, Hungerford, Fortunato, Cole, Snell, Lacy. 68 Athletic Council 1 Ill' ,xg , Dutcher, Prowl, Grey, Anderson, Fredricks, Boyce, Marcniak, Tuttle, Gregory, Holihan, W. DuVall, Sipple, Beggs, Underdown, Chase, Mazur, Ander, Payne. Second Row: Dunham, Heveron, Alhone, Musto, Astudillo, Mann, Caleb, Cofriss, Mott, Mazur, Melzmd, Lattin, Anstey, Crandall, Pettit, Mack, Conroy. Third Row: Mr. Tarr, Albone, Davis, Litchfield, Brinsmaid, Dawson, Fox, Zwiefka, Howe, Goodwin, Ransom, Mirand. Row: Marchner, Gorham, Cardone, Hill, Ferlazzo, Shoemaker, Jaquin, Saj, Morien, Wood, Haley. Front Row: PaHerson, Stewart, Sanderson, J. Phinney, Krebs, S. DuVall, Molnar. f' 5 fft X Mark Brinsmaid, .liwlf DHWSOH, President Vzce-Pres. 7 .,.. A , 'll ff f I5 'U tu t . l - J x.l ,T Judy Mazur, Sue Howe, Treas. SGC- 69 Safety SI Welfare Top Row: Caldwell, Powley, Parsons, Crowley, Castricone, Clark, Luckman, Dujenski, Albright, Webster, Mack, Jeffers, L. Hill, Donelson. Secon Maynard, Benz, Hickey, Allard, Albanese, Mrs. Bartlett. Third Row: Garrett, Hobbs, Wieczorek, M. Hill, Cardone, King. awww, K 7 Bob King Ann Hlckey ? 5 JH .. ,yrs Spaghettl Dlnner Carleton Allard Doug Winbers 70 Honor Court Standing: Miss Sylor, Mayell, Messina, Kennedy, Walker, Chiarlonza, Howe. Sitting: Corser. Front Row: Dacier, Koch Z 7 l, - gf f -Q -7 1 Xxx 21191-- Q Student Association Alan Melandl S.A. OFFICERS X N Frank Russo Paul Corser S.A. COMMITTEE Standing: Mr. Parson, Paul Corser, Sue Martin. Seated: Frank Russo, Marlene Kelly, Alan Meland. FINANCE COMMITTEE Standing: Meland, Martin, Mr. Parsons, Mr. Devlin, Mr. Tarr. Sitting: Corser Mrs B Sue Martin Marlene Kelly l 3 VUUSIC lVI.H. T l T. Perrez 5 B. Moule Johnson, Shearer, Moriarty, Thomas, Steiner. Third Row: E. Powley, Canhani, Goheen, Beeton, Gwyn. Second Row: .l. Shoemaker, Musto, Schompert, K, Zybeck M- COIIGI Front Row: Caldwell, Swift, Willis. '6Who stole my music? Top Row: K. Eick, Taylor, Howland, Scott, Bushover, T. Powley Fourth Row' Cla and C. Parker C. Malolepszy ow: Beach, C. Allard, Cray, Overholt, Collard, Hagerman. Row 4: Parsons, Pettit, , W. Eick, Goodwin, Feller, Banach. Row 3: Dunn, G. Shoemaker, Pask, J. Allard, J. Lang, Rafferty, Mr. Feller. Row 2: Alderson, D. Zybeck, Schmitt, Martin, Coats. Bottom lawitter, Thistlethwaite, Bradstreet. L' Patterson Quit your froggin' around! S. Mack Orchestra Tap Row: Mr. Bradley, Feller, Mason, Lottes, Wanecski, Zyybeck, J. Shoemaker, Howland, B. Eick, Powley, Callard, Root, Walter. Second' Row: Snell, Baldwin, Brackenbury, Adkins, Rafferty, Thistlethwaite, Klawitter, Callard, J. Allard, Paone, Gibson, J. Garrett, Amos. Front :Row: Alderson, Lyon, Schenning, Albone, Grimes, L. Thompson, Farewell. Brass Ensembles Howland, Shearer, Eick Howland, Alderson, Shearer, Powley, Allard, Gray Howland, Goodwin, Shearer, Girls, Chorus Top Row: Johnson, Barber, Iorio, Wanecski, L. Thompson, Thomas, Crimes, Altman, L. Thompson, Amos, Sevenski, Moriarity, Price Felstead. Second Row: Adkins, Blackburn, McPherson, Strictland, Staschak, Jeffers, Gardner, Taylor, Oliver, Elliot, Baldwin, Alhone Proudfoot. First Row: P. Cardone, Brackenberry, Canham, D. Hill, Meddaugh, Bradstreet, Zyheck, Lottes, Anstey, L. Wilson, Chase, Hauswald, J. Allard, Mr. Conner. Woodwind Ensembles Allard, Callard, Banach Shoemaker, Musto, Martin, Coats Thistlethwaite, Caldwell Mixed Chorus Top Row: Jennings, Root, Astudillo, Powley, Benz, Cornejo, Marciniak, Bane, Schmitt, Blackburn, Powley, Cook, Wanecski, Boyce, Berry, Kurz, Parsons, Lewis, Taylor, Kozolski, DuVall, Sechowski. Second Row: Conroy, Woodbridge, Schultz, Stanton, Miles, Gar- rett, Pask, Fox, Monacelli, Clarke, Harding, Gwyn, Vosteen, Maynard, Powell, Eick, Schainpert, Maier, Cooper, Powley, Thistleth- waite. Third Row: Moore, VanAucker, Slack, Wood, Busch, Warren, Pettit, Mott, Loades, Meland, Caleb, Zelinski, Slattery, Hickey, Waszak, Stornelli, Patterson, Schultz, Clark, Zybeck, Hungerford. Bottom Row: Henning, Molnar, Hill, Smith, Phinney, Quintern, Schen- ning, Stork, D. Gardner, Donelson, Biernacki, Suzanne, Dacier, Moden, Caldwell, Clark, Adams, L. Gardner, Moule, Hungerford, Alder- son, Mr. Connor. Where's your music, Coach? Boy, are you flat! A Cappella Choir Mr. Robert Connor, director of our A-6 Choir, 1963. Robert Connor, Crafts, Steiner, Rob inson, Overholt, Scott, Allard, Weet Rumble, Fields, Herriven, Coats 1 Miles, Beach, Collins, Susfolk, Mo- den, Mason, Heminway, Munson, Fel- ler, Johnson, Jeffers, Anstey, Willis Banach, Martin, Rafferty, Laatch Brigham, Brunkhorst, L. Goodwin Houserman, Snell, Denson, Cerzoffl Pettit, Young, Harris, Gardner, Haley Lepp, Wieczorek, Caldwell, Parker: Lyon, Hudson, Pask, Shearer, Yax- ley, Boyle, H. Goodwin, Andrews, Shoemaker, Beeton, Furness, Alder- son, Callard. It can't be that boring, Joel That's right, Coach, show us how 9 1 Back Row: G. Shoemaker, J. Shoemaker, Powley, Walter, Head, Coats, Musto. Second Row: Taylor, Allard, Beeton. Howland. Front Row: Goodwin, Shearer. Dance Band Anybody for 'Night Train'? ,, S! fs OCTIVHLJQS 964 mirror , EDITORIAL BOARD . l . - - - Standinv: Fortunato, Denson, Herriven, Snell, Briggs, Johnson, Koch, Mr gg?g:?gMr Bggfald Nga Aetgfgglzlncluef' Sleigl1t,bFurness. Sealed: Swift, Williams, Mirand, Wieczorek. Kneeling. Caleb, Bloom. Whafs your hand out for, Mary Ann? Standing: Koch. Seated: Mr. Barnell, business ad Fortunato. EF X Q V-I I 11 ww '-MM H' 'ml ' mmWAXx'ffs ' ' ' E .HHJEM D - vn1UIl1lMXKxmNWx ' A, -- -- Phmney Lepp Frank e y ealecl Wxeczorek Howe Front Hun erford , is .X 2 4' 1 , , ' ,gafi VR. ' fy. I - I J. -J w p - , -. Y . :II 555 ft A W ffg . f 492. six of . ., 4. 5 W- '11 X 8 '? E' -35: Y '55 -4 P, bi wg H' , M is ' .1,.,L , M . nm. . Q 11. , ,,' yfyjqf: 4 V Q :Q Y' ,4 53 I QW H H 3 n 1- 1 1' Arista 0 I1 O I' Top Row: Johnson, Corser, Alderson, Oliver, Mrs. Childs, Hill, Koch, Mayell, Lewis. Middle Row: Bloom, Wolter, Ranso Brinsmaid, Lacy, Snell, Briggs. Front Row: Lyons, Denson, Williams, Martin, Mirand,Lepp. Wakapa O I1 0 I' Top Row: Powley, Rumble, Weet, Tuttle, Goodwin, Beeton, Maier. First Row: Molnar, Dacier, Caleb, Meland, Thompson, Hickey, Iorio, Slack, Willis, Garrett, Fellcr, Bane, Shoemaker. Seated:Hill, Mr. Barna. Legion of Honor Top Row: Seekins, Pettit, Fox L., Messina, Gray, Balcerzak, Metz, Dool, Walker, Wagner, Blanc, Brinsmaid, Cardone. Second Row: DiGiulio, Hudson, Meddaugh, Kennedy, Marciniak, Pratt, Chiarolanza, Meland, Mayell, Woodruff, Kozielski, Stefaniak. Bottom Row: Mr. Caldwell, King, Knight, Corser, Garrett, Dawson, Russo, Astudillo J., Furness, Astudillo P. Er onians .A-1 a nAutum Interlude -Before OFF ICERS: Mirand, Lyon, Lepp, Snell. Second Row: Johnson, Lacy, Callard, Koch K., Jeffers. Third Row: Feller, Laatsch, Koch F., Alderson, Hungerford, Martin, Brennan. Fourth Row: Williams, Fortunato, Zwiefka, Bloom, Ransom, Beeton, Phinney. Bottom Row: Kelly, Cardone, Swift, Mack, Denson, Wieczorek, Garret, Mrs. Dengler. Hello, pass-y vingt-deux-quinze? --J sl ' ii 2 :': I Y ,Jig F 85 Library Club Back Row: Dennis, Yagge, Knights, Luckman, Eick, Hackenhurg, Nice, Hill, Kinne, Lewis, Bloom. Second Row: Jones, Jermyn, Iorio, Bacon, Bushover, Lasal, Moore, Woodbridge, S. Moden, G. Moden. Third Row: Mack, Brazzell, Ambrosia, Stewart, Mazur, Fortunato, Cole, Bukiewicz, Feller. Front Row: Hellert, Scipioni, McElwee, Caleb, Phillips, Caldwell, Garrett, Pollard. Standing: Miss Gillmeister. Knights of Blue Top Row: Smith, Morien, Pettit, Gerzoff, Litchfield, Tuttle, Pahura, Beggs, Altman, Albright, Wood, Payne, Doberstein, Sipple, Combs, Dacier, Lyon, Hellert. Second Row: Adams, Mr. Maiorano, Howe,. Brunkliorst, Schultz, Kubatek, Moore, Stornellj, Busch, Meland, Cotriss. Front Row: Koneski, Luckman, Zybeck, Caldwell, Mazur, Jones. '. , ,1 ' A ' Q. , . , 's A Il., ve 5 6 H X I ,Q I 0 Y vw, 2 5 .1 u , M 9 ,. . 2 sk 7' H i 5 Li- ..- . X l X . , V, . ,. xl . - 1 11,21 J 1 Y 3 .N 1. -V aj, fl Rv If A , , :jg YL f I fl ' E' ' 2 'UR X.. N.. nga., ,. 1 if., . +I-,G -V X f y vt' 2 A pg- ,Q ,Li xi Q oblxtr l el fl 15 rlgf 5 F ' Z - if-iw ir. f' : W , Q ll A, lv , -1, U Egg- ix E? 7- Q 3-5, N If br A, RT , 4' ii Q 6 r - ri -- ' nding-: Dujensl-ci, Yaxley, Grinnell, Miller, Pahura, Miles. Seated: Fields, 1 .f, 5 N: l A H f I.. fwf- 1. M. wf 5' La. 11 5,322.3 1 A. K . ,f 5 4 ' e is 4, gi Q r I' 9, il f , ff-fm ' 'sgzgf g fr N.. .V jp , ,Q Q :Q-H Q ' f ,, 5.2 if , I 'A A W All nm , - A H Q my my J Ng? 'Y A ' 324, WY , . ' r A 4, 1 Q'-XQQA . ,N 1, 1 ,. , K A . ff gggsf' jfs ,vg a ,N .9-Q-1 g Aff' ' Senior Dramatics p Row: Zielinski, Susfolk, Alderson, Callard, Oliver, Morse, Bacon, Trow, Metz, Thompson, Shoemaker, Stornelli, Tuttle, Glass, Pollard, Ken- rd, Hartway, Mason. Second Row: Fortunato, Banach, Donelson, Van Auker, L. Hill, Hickey, Doody, Anstey, Jeffers, Munson, Feller, Astudillo fferty, Brigham, Combs, Morphet, Brennan, MacMillan. Third Row: Brunkhorst, Willis, Mr. Fifield, Meland, Snell, Zybeck, T. Hill, Mr. Kaiser nsom, Schlegel. Front Row: Williams, Cole, Mirand, Briggs, Phinney, DePalma, Cardone, Lepp, Swift. F oreground : Shoemaker, Wieczorek. They sure don't beat the Beatles. Standing: Banach, Wieczorek. Seated: Phinney, Meland. V I W Future Nurses Morgan, Baker, Meland, Klawitter, Mott, Mack. Fourth Row: Houserman, Brunkhorst, Zwiefka, Barber, Morphet, Bukiewicz, Brigham Harris, Jones, Pettit, Conroy, Iorio, Albone, Cotter, Briggs, Goodwin, Krysinski, Sanderson, Patterson, Kubatek, Biernacki. Third Ro : Clark, Mrs. Warren, Koch, Haley, Anstey, Fortunato, Koch, Feller, DuVall, Moden. Second Row: Phillips, Corrieri, Bieliski, Napoli, Lyon, VanAuker, Koneski, Gibson, Riches, Saj. First Row: Gerzoff, Gardner, Williams, Garrett, Smith, McKee, Swift, Molnar, Woocli Top Row: Feller, Stornelli, Waszak, Pettit, Grabowski, Champlain, Combs, Knights, Caleb, Loades, Kenward, Zielinski, Cotriss, w This club is a national organization for high school girls in grades 10 through 12, sponsored by the National League Nurses' Committee on careers. Who's There? Look Out . . . Y0u're Dripping That Ice on Me . . . , 1 tttt ll11,11'llg,g r w, 'V elii T V r t G qw z t Debate Team Top Row: Combs, Oliver, Hill, Morse, Tuttle, Mayell, Miller. Middle Row: Mack, McElwee, McPherson, Dacier, Cardone, Hill. Front Row: Lyons, Gar- rett, Mr. Flax. bale Team he debate team was revived last year under the auspices of Mr. Flax. Interested recruits were lured to the Board Room and dina High School's Debate Team came into existence once more. Last year the debates were conducted intramurally. The Freshmen challenged the Sophomores and the Juniors challenged Freshmen. This year, with an enlarged membership, the team entered the Debate League and has done quite well. Those rested in debating can sit in on some of the debates or can apply for membership. H '- ' w'wn'!1 1 um tm I K N wg, ' ' fi , Q ' ti 1 , . ' 1' ' And furthermore. . . Debate team in action. 9' Future Teachers The Future Teachers Club is a vocational or- ganization consisting of students who have ex- pressed a desire to en- ter the teaching profes- sion. ln addition to monitoring home- roorns, the clubis ac- tivities included attend- ing a special tea, con- ferences, and visiting colleges. Mote, Kubatek, Campana, J. Anderson. Second Row: Franklin, Trow, Herriven, Fields, T. Anderson, Fox Dunham, Class, Gunter, Hobbs, Hartway. Third Row: Zybeck, Astudillo, Heminway, Doody, Klawitter, Hacken hurg, Lewis, Combs, Stornelli, Meland. Fourth Row: Busch, Powley, Brennan, Armstrong, Schultz, Moor Bushover, Ransom, MacMillan. Front Row: Moden, Zwiefka, Chenoweth, Miss Gell, Quintern, Mazur, Martin Denson. Top Rauf: Kelly, Ferlazzo, Schepis, Wood, Eddy, Luckman, Kusmierczak, Hill, Woodbridge, Schultz, Scipi- om, Ethridge. Second Row: Howe, Ranallo, Litchfield, Phillips, Mrs. Bokrnan, Ryan. Front Row: Caleb, Belson, Farewell, Stewart, Cook. 92 Future cretarie The Medina Chapt of the Future Secret ies Association is a v cational organizati with Mrs. Bolcman advisor. Its purpose to increase interest 31 encourage education the secretarial field as to better equip t members for such profession. F w .. m n rw ,ff MEDINA CHAPTER H i 5 5 5 1 1 . V 1 :QL:': r , 1n L - A 92235 M M. A., . M Am-J. , A lf! ,. ' b The Rifle Club, under Mr. Matson's sponsorship, is an or- 1 e u ganization of boys which devotes its time to teaching and practicing the safe use of firearms. Top Row: Phinney, Mr. Matson, Miles, Pollard, Morgan, Clack, Sipple, Betchler, Beggs, Parker, Dunham. Kneeling: Yaxley, Allen, Brazzell. Front Row: Scharping, Schrader, Altman. Top Row: Champ- lin, Morgott, Sus- folk, Smith, Dennis, Snell, Seelbinder, Sargent, Lasal, Ber- ry, VanAuker, Vaughn. Middle Row: Mr. Smith, Morgan, Mann, Phil- lips, Caleb, Cald- well, Barhite, Ap- pleby, Mote, DePal- ma, Brazzell, Mr. Horwitz. Bottom Row: Bennett, Prest, Kozubal, Stewart, Ferlazzo, Clark, Pet- tit, Fackler, Brower. 94 The Distributive Education Club of America is a vocati organization under Mr. Horwitz and Mr. Smith. The D E C bers interested in salesmanship, participate in activities Q 0 o u cluding a Miss D.E.C.A. contest and participate in a sp ing contest. Audio-Visual Club T op Row Snell Dmgman Wild KOZ1ClSk1 Crowley Tuttle Petkus Franklin Boyce Hatch Second Row B Ph1ll1ps Vargas Denson Clark Ingram W Pl'l1llIpS Seated Payne Mr Phillips Audio-Visual Club Throughout the year the Audio-Visual Club has performed a daily service in lVl.H.S. by showing films in the student room. It also managed lighting and sound for assemblies and school productions. For some reason I seem to be doing things backwards. Standing: Hagerman, Fenton, Musto. Sealed Top: Stork, Saj. Sealed Bottom: Woodbridge, Zielin- ski, Meland. Photograph Club The Photography Club un- der the sponsorship of Mr. Dilcher is made up of stu- dents interested in learning more about photography. The club has its own equip- ment and a dark room where members develop and print their own pictures. A. .S. Student Committee Summit Meeting Maunel Cornejo This year our American Field Service exchange student comes from Alicante, Spain. His native town is located on the east coast of Spain along the Mediterranean. It is primarily an industrial city of 125,000 inhabitants. Top Row: Trow, Glass, Callard, K. Koch, Mayell, Schlegel. Second Row: Elwee, Denson, King, Jeffers, Astudillo, Combs, Feller, P. Astudillo, Ransom, Third Row: Lewis, Haley, Martin, Bloom, Brunkhorst, Snell, Lepp, Cole. Front Row Manuel, Lyon, Fortunato, Mirand, McMillan. A .F.S. Committee The A.F.S. student committee is a new organization in M.H.S. this y It consists of students interested in the work of the American Field Serv especially its student exchange program. Its main purpose is to raise through various projects such as pizza and candy sales to enable to participate in this worthwhile program. The club, under the of Paula Fortunate, working in co-operation with an adult committee, made its first year highly successful. Q4 f J UMW l A M1 Uk Manuel, at 18, is the third oldest child in a family of seven. He was a N xr- member of the championship Spanish rowing team and enjoys the game of soccer. He attends a national high school, Instituto de Ensenanza. In his six years at the school, Manuel took required courses in religion, Spanish, English, Latin, and Greek. Also geography, world history, natural science, political science, and gym. After one more year, with these courses as preparatory background, our A.F.S.'er will move on to college. First impressions of the US. included its vastness and beauty. Manuel thinks Medina is very pleasant. And his comment about his year at M.H.S. '5WONDERFUL. 96 qv, SPOITS X L v' M i , 'Wi I f .J 'f N :ki In an Y, 1 xx' 1 wif, ll L, ' J -', xx. 197 ' TSX , X. MI X U ...sl t1y1 '4'f Hal? x L ' Y 1 5 1. ,., g 111 I ' Jf J 1 WM i X il ini' ,l .1W. 5.4, irl , J, lf!'1hI'l,'. s H W, HH , Wy? We A H1 ix: dl, f., Q - ,W 5 .4 I J1-,W .V 1, X -N5 ff 2 ' 'llil 95' X N Varsity Football -Q Top Raw: Fox, Sheeler, Coats, Dool, Whittleton, Blanchet, L. Walker, Thompson, Metz, Reese, Shoemaker, Balcerzak, Franklin Pettit Seekins. Middle Row: Mr. Coats, Mr. Hilliard, Busch, Stefaniak, Coffey, Pasnik, Bacon, Brinsmaid, Seefeldt, Price, Smith Pratt Mr. Loughlin. Bottom Row: King, Russo, Corser, Woodruff, Kennedy, Clark, Dawson, Poler, Winters, Harmer, Boyle. 1963 RECORD Medina ....... ....... 2 0 Starpoint --,--- 0 Medina ....... ....... 1 4 Newfane .... ........ 2 0 Medina ....... -- ..... 26 Akron ............ ....... - 19 Medina ....... .... . ,-.20 Niag-Whtfld .... .... - 6 Medina ....... ....... 1 4' Albion ....... ..... 7 Medina ...,...... ....... 1 8 Wilson 0 Medina ..,.. - ....,........ 0 Batavia .,.. .....,........ 1 3 Medina ....... ....... 6 Roy-Hart -. 1-r.,,--13 Total 118 Total 88 In 1963, the Varsity football team was as strong as ever. They gained the Niagara-Orleans League co-championship title for the 3rd year in a row, being tied with Akron and Niagara-Wlteatfield. 98 All right, Seekins, watch those elbows SE IORS! y , 83 ' 6 Top Row: Charles Sheelar, Joe Franklin, Bob Metz, Jim Balcerzak. Second Row: Dan Slefaniak, Mark Brinsmaid, Don Harmer, Terry Reese. Captains: Paul Corser, Frank Russo, Tom Pettit. Junior Varsity Football YH :fzhl -' -:. ' 1' N ., A 1' ' A 1: Q - f , eb' 1 -V ,V 'V , il' M tilt -fm' Q1 9? iw, . 'Q' Sr - - - 2' 313224 g chi! --N, rf V 'f XI- 'lf' 5, 1 fl W ' G 5 Top Row: T. Albone, Slack, McCauley, Ognibene, Pegelow, Leone, Wanecski, Satkowski, Pescara, Brady, Gregory, Crowley, Parsons na. Second Row: Coach Schrieber, D. Albone, Turner, Lattin, Blanchet, Castricone, Morphet, Mazur, Mandon, Draper, Matusak, Payne, Coach Mancuso, Moriarity. Front Row: Kujawa, Weese, Goheen, Heveran, Webster, Satkowski, Cook, Harmer, Bensley, The Jr. Varsity team completed its third undefeated season in a row in 1963. Their record was 7-O. J R. VARSITY RECORD 26 Roy Hart ,...........,........................... ,...... 1 2 35 Newfane - ....... 0 27 Akron ....,.....,.....,.... .,,,,,, O 23 Niagara Wheatfield ..... .....e.,..... 0 21 Albion ....,,........,.., - ........ 6 13 Aquinas 4'B .... ............ ....,,. 3 IL 26 Brockport - .,..,... ..... - -25 13 Barker -- ....., . 6 Cross Countr Vg: This fall,s cross country team posted the excep- tional record of 6 wins, 1 loss. Led by tri-captains Dan Meddaugh, Curry Harper, and Ken Nice, the team triumphed over Akron for the big win of the season by a score of 17-39. They also posted a per- fect score in the Roy-Hart meet, beating them 15-40. Meddaugh, Harper, Gwynn, Weet, Wolter, Gray, Prawel, Nice, Coach Schroeder. Front Row: Beggs, Parada, Underdown, Gardner TRI-CAPTAINS: Dan Meddaugh, Curry, Harper, Ken Nice X , M , -5.gf1z:'f,Qg.gg:gma-.gf ,G .. LW,,.W, .L . ,. W, .. 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This year the M.H.S. Grapplers won the Section VI, Class A title. The squad, under Coach Lyndaker, has developed into the finest our school has ever had. Medlna ....... ....... MCdlH3, ......,. ....... Medlna .......... ....... Medina .......... ......, Medlna .......... ....... 1 4 . Medina ,...... ....... 2 5 Medma ,,..... ....... 4 3 Medina .,.,... ...,... Medina ...... ......,. 3 0 Medina Medina ,.,,..,... ......, 3 7 Medina ,...... ........ 2 5 Medina Medina IO6 '64 RECORD 8 ................... 34 ..,..... 12 ........ 3-.----- 30 ........ 23 ...... - 3 ........ 8 ........ 16 ........ 13 ........ 11 .....,.. 18.. 8 ...,.... 23 ........ Attica Tonawanda St. Mary's Batavia Nia.-Wheat. Starpoint Lockport Roy-Hart Bishop Kearney Attica -.--...-.----- Batavla St. Mary's Nra.-Wheat. Starpoint Take down l Track 4 . A - ...ai - nding: Harper, Taylor, Pescara, Walker, D. Knights, Grey, A, Walker, L. Walker, Franklin, E. Brady, Seekins, W. Brady, Satkowskl ice, Nice, Mr. Loughlin. Second Row: Kennedy, Jaquin, Boyle, Meddaugh, Corser, J. Astudillo, Pritchard, P. Astudillo, Gwinn Dunham one, Woodruff, Vargas, R. Knight, H. Walker, N. Knight. Third Row: Reese, Clark, Powley, Farman, Colton, Beggs, Stefaniak, Harmer Gunter unt, Washak. 1963 TRACK RECORD 82 RoyHart ,., ........ 43 Newfane ----.30 75 LeRoy ,.............,. 43 68.5 Wilson -- ,-,----54-.5 Akron ,.,.... -25 79 Oakfld .... ........ 4 0 71 Batavia ........ '79 By-Berg ........ 9 93 Albion ............ 35.5 Barker ........ 17.5 74 Starpt. ........,....... 73 54' Nia-Wheat ........ 73 Starpt. .,...,.... 21 RoyHart ............ 38 Akron .......... 36 The Cindermen posted an excellent season this year. High- 'ghts included winning the first annual N-O Relay Carnival, nd placing second in the county meet. Top point fetchers ere Elmon Brady, Art Walker, and Don Harmer. Under oaches Lyndaker, and Loughlin, the team earned second osition in the league. 880 RELAY TEAM: Knight, Gray, Harmer, Boyle. Varsity Baseball ffssszsswesw l ' mZI1i2?2? a iilffiyliiigf, 5 555- -. M ' 1' W55ll?3?Miyx , :MGI-' lxwcffgfiiff ' 'x ' i.?4f l f 1 www W gy V Lil--xx M I u Standing: Satkowski, Moden, Blank, Messina, Metz, Kozloski, Fox, Morien, Coach Hilliard. Front Row: Stackiewicz, Piedmont, Goheen ory, Pratt, Berry. '08 Out of the park!! Yeah, where?? l o Junior Varsity Baseball 1 'H Hobbs, Benz, Bushover. Varsity Record 8 Lost 6 seball in 1963 was a season that saw the varsity team more than half its games, beating some talented teams losing some heartbreakers. The team ended on a high by competing in the Section VI playoffs. Coach Hunt, Dunham, Taylor, Benz, Whittleton, Caleb, Wanecski, Coffey, Viterna, Hudson, Hobbs. Front: Mann, Ingram, Doberstein, ,l.V. Record Won 7 Lost 3 .l.V. Baseball team compiled a record of 7 wins and 3 losses. Some of the highlights of the season were a 18-1 over Akron, 17-3 over Albion, and a tight 8-7 victory over Roy-Hart. Two of the team's defeats were to Niagara- Wheatfield, who defeated us by 3-0 and 10-9 scores. .lack and Jim Hobbs both hit over 400, and Ed Caleb and Emory Seefeldt were close to that mark. Under Coach Hunt., the team improved throughout the season. IO9 Tennis , ,.,'ffE- ' ZfE,,L,, Standing: Musto, Phinney, Collins, Wolter, Bateman, Tuttle, Clark, Balcarzak. Front Row: Thomas, Satkowski, Robison, Mayell, Dool. Coach Lemma, King. ,N 5 rj I, 4 it The 1963 tennis squad earned the Championship. They won 10, lost 0. 1 - 1 . Il0 W'here'd the hall go? Medlna ..... - .... - ........... Medlna ........................ 41 Medma ...,..... - ........... 5 Medlna ......... Medina ........ ......... 5 Medlna ........ ......... 4 Medlna ........ ......... 5 Medma ............ ......... 5 Medma .... -- ................ 5 Medina-- ..... - .............. 3 1963 TRACK RECORD W1lSOH ............. Starpoint ...... Akron ...... Niagara-O. Alhlon ............................... Roy Hart ....... Wllson ............. Akron -- ..................... ----- Starpoint .... - Roy Hart Albion ......... In their 2nd year of competition, the golf squad competed in seven G :lf matches with Batavia, LeRoy, Aquinas, Brockport, and Dansville. A good future is assured, as many promising frosh and sophs made up this year's squad. Standing: Grabowski, Pssnik, Sahrow, Petkus, Gray, Mannago, Thompson. Foreground: Rogers, Starkweather, Miles, Ognihene. B d B 'ld' Anderson ,Baughn Sharpmg Fox Plscars Hartway Lxnkv Smith Busch Morgan Flower Fourth Row Fraxser Panda Vargas Gwynn Gregory Zinkiewicz, Coates, Blnnchet, Beech, Bnlcerzak, Metz, Reese, Walker, Franklin, Boyce, Stornelli. Filth Row: Wnszak, Caslricone, Hobbs, Salroske ne, Dunham: Ander, ,Crm-vley, 'Kennedy Bushover, Rigermari: Viturnya, Chase, Appleliy, Websier, Innings, Blanchet, lVIcKee. ihird Row: Coacih Loomis, P nine, King, Hudson, Woodruff, Gardner, Winters, I. Astudilln, Clark, Sippel, Sullinger: Second Raw: Cook, Hoveron, Benz, Hibbard, Draper, Andrews :, Walker, P. Astudillu, Dunham. Front Row: Brazil, Beggs, Jaquin, Blackburn, Maynard, Riches, Gibson, Albanese, Harmer, Bensely, Weese. ' x I X Boys' Bowling Top Row,: Taylor, Rigerman, Allen, Mann, Dunham, Seedfeldt, Walker, Blanc, Franklin, Crabowski. Second Row: Heveron, Harding, Din Ingram, Sechowski, Sanderson, Torres, Hagerman, Grinnell, Cobb, Rogers, Robison. Seated: Hellert, Pritchard, Harmer, Lang, Maynar ,fix f X 'X ll llv1,l.g: 'ggi I4 QU' 1' 4 I :ld 42241 1 'HH . l lg 'IA H, 'I ul, 'S- l ff ' 1 I X' X lk A ' l 1, . V ., , ' U Q . -x N!:f,li'q.l,:!! I . ' fl!! I 'H' :- r - !. - ' X s 11 Il2 G.A.A. Off1C6IS 1301121161 Quintern ffl., Brennan Cooper G.A.A. Representatives I Hill, Kopitski, Garrett, Wieczorek Girls' Student Leaders Row: Bushover, Bacon, Williams, Briggs, Powley, S. Moden, Bloom, Heminway, Phillips, L. Moden, Anstey, Busch, Balcerzak, Patterson egel, Adams. Second Row: Leffler, Phinney, Caleb, Quintern, Kelly, Martin, Feller, Miss 101165, Howe. F7035 ROWS KOI1CSki, Caldwell t, Ransom, Gardner, Morphet, Hellert. II3 ,ff 'Rh Q Y 4 J r. Varsity Cheerleading This year's Varsity Cheerleading squad, headed by Cyn- 'a Lepp as captain, has done a tremendous job in promot- school spirit and good will throughout the N-O league. ese peppy young girls have cheered our Varsity football d basketball teams on to a season of numerous victories. e Cheerleaders have had a very successful year, and we sh these enthusiastic girls a lot more success in the fu- e. ix Freshman and Sophomore girls make up the Jr. Var- Cheerleading squad this year. With a lot of new cheers a surplus of enthusiasm, these girls have rallied their m on to many a Victory. Judy Lacy, this yearls captain, erves much credit for helping her squad have a good r. F ron: to Back: Lacy, Waneski, Albone, Gardner, Cooper, Maier EA? 'Lv M ,Iva n is ' W . .,.,:,:,:, K Q if A gg' v -5. 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R OFFICIAL YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS YEARBOOK DIVISION 28 South Union Street 0 Rochester 7, New York TERRITORY Besi' of Luck ANDERSON WHOLESALE CI Io Iff, MOTORS SUPPLY INC. iss 64 FORD - MERCURY Ford Engine Paris SAIJES and SERVICE 4-I4 Easi' Cenfer SI'ree+ Medina, New York Telephone 798-0200 PLUMBING AND HEATING MATERIALS SERVICE STATION Easi' Cenier S'Iree+ Medina. New YorI: MEDINA POST OFFICE EMPLOYEES Congrafulaiions 'Io The Class of I964 An Exclusive DeparImen'I' Siore For Infanis I'I1ru Teens BLISSETT'S MEDINA. NEW YORK HICKEY FURNITURE CO. Furni+ure Decorafing and Giffs INC CompIimen+s of PU NCHES AN D WHOLESALE COOK CO. WEBER'S Service Sfafion Comers of Main and Pearl Sfreei' TEXACO CompIimen+s +o +he Class of I964 'From ENGLE-HARRISON MOTOR COMPANY 225 Easl Bank S'I'ree'I Albion, New York IMPERIAL, CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH, VALIANT Phone Albion LT 9-446l GRANT-POLLARD O'DO'NNELLS YARN You KNow l'r's BEST INSURANCE SHOPPE mmol? IKE MILK WOLCOWS ' DAIRY, INC. The Personal 8I3 Wesi' Cenfer Sfreef Service Agency Medina, New Yorlx 96 Elwood Ave. Call Medina 798-2222 81 Complimenis of Carmole and Duponl' Pain'Is SCHWQNE BARBER Imperial Washable Wallpaper 5HQp Biffle WallPaPe' 410 Main sheei Floor Sanders ancl Polishers 'For Ren'I' Medina' New York I08 Wesl' Cenier S'Iree+-Phone 798-3540 Prosperous New Year from SAJ'S PARKWAY SUPERETTE u4o STATE STREET AMERICAN Complimenis of PHINNEY TOOL Engineering Casiing AND DIE Division CO INC Medina. New York Tel. 798-3000 Congrafulaiions fo +I1e Class of '64 from WILLIAM'S GROCERY J- J- OWENS CompIimen'I's Samsoniie Luggage Everwhing +0 Ladies' and Men's Ea+,PhWe ieliver FRANCIS POLAR W. S. MONTGOMERY We3n1,.n,,, NURSING HOME 503 Main Medina, N. Y. 2 I2 ParI: Ave. Medina, N. Y. APPLE GROVE I . 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