Medina High School - Mirror Yearbook (Medina, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1972 volume:

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Art comes to flower not in atoms or galaxies but in Jerilyn Huff ............................. Sales poetst and philosophers, in scientists and saints. Dean Hanks ...................... Photography Steve Wieczorek ........................ Sports Sharon Clark .......................... Classes Michael Busch Vincent lorio .......................... Patrons Editor-in-Chiet $Edmond Sinnot Dedication Joseph D. Coats HWhy should we be in such desperate haste to succeed, and in such desperate enterprises? It a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away. Henry David Thoreau When Joseph Coats left us, l felt a great personal loss. He and I had done much together in the years here at Medina and our friendship grew with those years. Joe was a person l turned to when the going got rough as he had a knack of helping me work out my problems. In this particular position, I find that very few problems arise that can be solved by the thinking of one person. Joe and l would argue back and forth and bounce ideas around. While we didnt solve all the problems of the world, we did make in- roads toward making our high school a better place for one to work and for our students to receive a better education. Replacements in that type of working arrangement are hard to come by and the development takes many years. Joseph Coats carried out his responsibilities lOOWo and more. He is sorely missed in my daily life. David R. Parsons We knew him for only a few months, not long really, but long enough to know that he was the kind of man who wouldn't say, HWhat do you think about pollution, but, HWhat have you done about pollutionTt. Mr. Coats was con- stantly showing you viewpoints you had never thought of. Those of us who had him for a teacher and friend are grate- ful tor the privilege. He criticized our ideals and actions mak- ing us question them, and then encouraged us, agreed with us, and told us never to give up. The only regret we have is that we were never able to tell him how much he meant to all of us. We wish the rest of you could have had him for a teacher. He shared his keen understanding of life with all and never hesitated to tell us when he thought something was wrong. His words still live on in our memories a HThink, dont be led like sheep? l'l have a lot of faith in you kids, youtre the ones who are going to make itil' To Mr. Coats with love, Barb Sohnackel and Chris Lottes In Memoriam h D. Coats Central Administration 1. Mr. William..J,.eo SCHOOL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATOR 2. Mr. Thomas Schirmer COORDINATOR of CURRICULUM and INSTRUCTION Board of Education Sranding: Mr. Forrestial, Dr Cogger, Mr. Blackburn, Mr. Pask, Mr. Morien. Seated: Mr. Vosler, Mr. Messore, Mr. Ferri, Mrs. Cotriss, Mr. Acer. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Dr. Robert V. Cogger To the Class of 1972: In searching for the most desirable paths for happiness now and in the future, you will find that your yearbook theme provides a challenge for each of you to Hstep to the music which he hears. Each person must learn to recognize the tone and tempo of the drumbeat best suited to himself. In other words, each person must learn to know himself, for in this manner one is able to deter- mine his goals in life and how he may best achieve them. To hear the drumbeat clearly may be difficult in much of our everyday living. In his quest for the meaning of his own life Tho- reau turned again and again to nature, for here he found peace of mind, beauty, quietness and inspiration. May each of you hear that music which will provide meaningful living for you and for your fellow man. Dre Robert v. Cogge, Superintendent of Schools Senior High School Administration ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mr. Nunzio Maiorana PRINCIPAL Mr. David Parsons David Grayson once said that UCommandmeht number one of any truly civiii society is this: Let people be different. Ours is a truly civilized society in that it fords each individual the opportunity to be different and to be a success while do it. The important thing to remember is that we as individuals have an obligation to ciety as well as to ourselves. Hopefully as you go through life you will keep Graysonis words in mind and member that as long as you want others to let you be different, you must reciproc Graduates, may I offer you my congratulations and may your future hold un success, happiness, and good health. David R. Parsons, Principal ,43....!..3 i . i. 435 , R m N E S R D N w E R o M o H P o S 93 11111414 two. $111319I2: 8 .. 4L SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS L nn Collins Barbara Schnackel Debra Wilson Christine Lottes Secretary Vice-Presldent Treasurer President Robert Allis David Anderson Eugenia Anderson Kathryn Andreoli 6L7 F59 Roxanne Andrews Brad Anstey Donna Arnett David Arnold Thomas Balcerzak Deborah Beatenbough Pamela Benben Mark Benson Kurt Benz Penny Bischoff David Botsford Thomas Boyce Herbert Brant Vincent Brege Ellen Bukiewicz Michael Busch Sandra Callara Stephen Champlin Michele Churchfield Lorrie Clapp Barbara Clark Cynthia Clark Sharon Clark Sherry Cook Wendy Cook Deborah Cotter Sharon Cox Paula Crowley Cindy DeBrine Jenny Derefinko Karen Kick Dennis Dubai Gaye Eaton Robert Eckerd Gregory Feller Janet Feller Daniel Flatt Debra Fortunate Bonnie Frazier Michael Fuller Shawn Galbreath Phyllis Gillmeister Mark Goheen Charles Goodman Daniel Graham Christine Gramm Margaret Gramm Karen Greenland Carolyn Gwyn Dean Hanks Burrel Harper Louise-Hellert Mark Hellert Guy Hemingway Timothy Herman Pamela Heydt Barbara Hill Christine Hodgins Jane Hoffman Robert Hoffman Corinne Holland Jerilyn Huff Brent Hughes Vincent Iorio Susan Karl Kirk Krebs Thomas Kujawa Suzanne Kusmierczak Chester Kwiatkowski Sharon Kyle Howard Lake Nancy Lepkoski Rosalla Licata Barbara Little Mark Lockwood Lois McAllister Charlene McDonald Dennis McQueen Sue McQueen Claudia Maerten Kathleen Malolepszy John Marciniak Ronald Maryjanowski Joan Mathes Patricia Mayell Mary Ann Mazzo Blanche Metzler Thomas Miles Jeanette Minervino Susan Montgomery Charles Moore Timothy Moriarty Ernestine Morley Priscilla Morley Robert Moss Joyce Newman Kathy Newson Rose Ann Noreck Paul Nowak Guy Oliver Reg Overholt Paul Owen Ann Marie Papadinoff Patricia Parada Raymond Parker Jerry Pask Phillip Pettine Roger Phillips Kenneth Pestle Donna Pratt Stephen Pullen Deborah Putt Edward Reak Mark Reith Jeffrey Rosinski Deborah Russo Ann Santitlo Dana Scharping Ronald Schlegel Maxine Sevenski Craig Shierling Barbara Sledzik Ronald Smith Kenneth Snyder Linda Spanton Kathleen Stefaniak Douglas Sterling Bethany Stilwell Debra Stornelli Deborah Strickland Dawn Sullivan James Szatkowski Dawn Szulis Robert Thomas James Thompson William Tierney Linda Tylec Robert VanderWoude Karen VanOrman Sandra Virga Constance Vosler Donna Wagner Bonnie Waugh Sandra Waters Patricia Wertman Gary White Janice Whiting Stephen Wieczorek Anita Wigley Douglas Wilcox Dwight Wilson Sherril Wolters Vicki Wright Donald Seitz James Rosenbeck Mary Jo Adams Patricia Amos David Brown Thomas Cook Jeffrey Smith Brenda Johnson Eugene Alcorn Terry Anderson MARY JO JEAN ADAMS $25454 Business 8 Youth Move 3, 4; Horizon 3, 4; A F S 3; Future Secretaries 3; Bowling Intramurals 3, 4. Marriage JEFFREY ALANZO ALBONE 911 54 industrial Ans I Bowling intramurals 2, 3, 4; Basketbali intramuv rats 2 3, 4 oftbail and Volleyball iniramurais 2 EUGENE M. ALCORN 12422453 Math , Student COuncil Class Re. Dramatics 1' ROBERT SYDN Agriculture 3 College DAVID B: baggan Club 3; Lead 1, 2, 3, 4; Legion 01H Society 3, 4; Flagbear Varshy Tennis 1, 2, 3, College KURT E. BENZ 747354 Agriculture 4- Auto Mech Army PENNY LYNN BISCHOFF Cosmetology 4BOCES4 .C.C.J. 4; Horizon 4; AF. 3; J. V. Wrestling 3; VarSIty Wrestling 4. HYou got to give a little and take a lit- .VAMPLIN, HI 84754 a or2, 3, 4; AHFS. 2, 3, 4; SkiC1ub ty Club2, 3; Youth Move2, 3, 4; Tob- Ciub 3; Mixed Chorus 1, 2; A Cappella on 3, 4; President 4; County Chorus 3, 4; Ali- tate Sectional Chorus 4; Honors Convocation ,3; Boys lniramuralsZ, 3, 4, J..V Footbail1, 2; arsity Footbail 3, 4, Varsity Track 1, 2, 3, 4. ollege uote 4 3T0 try is to succeed. MES RICHARD CHATT 6X7453 siness ture Teachers 3; Proscenium 2, 3, 4. Marriage CYNTHlA A CLARK 10 4 arching Band, Color Guard 2, Prosce- m 2, 3, 4, secretary; Pep Club 1. liege SHERRY ANN COOK 548354 Business A.F.S. 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Athletic Councii 2, 3, Secretary quote -- AAThe love in your heart wasn't put there to stay Love isnt iove till you give it away. THOMAS M. COOK 2321453 Agriculture, Industrial Arts DY L. DeBRINE 7314154 usiness Knights of Blue 2 3,4; Library Club 2; A. F. S 2, 3; SkiClub2; StudeniLeader3; Toboggan Club 3; Horizon 2, 3', Honors Convocation 2. Airline Stewardess EE DEREFINKO 546154 Youth Move 2, 3; A.F,SI Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Proscenium 4. , d quote Dreams are the beginningrof all gre things; forever let me dream. 'nor Society 3 4; Daisy Chain 3; O .2, 3 4, All- State Sectionai Orchestra : Orchestra 1; County Chorus 1, 3 4, - onvocation 2, 3. HEnjoy life while you can. ce Latin h of Honor 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; J. V. etbail 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Varsity ELYCE EATON 12X2OX53 e, Math u;b1 Youth Move2, 3, AFS. 2, 3, Mixed 1, 2, A Cappeiia Choir 3, 4, Marching ,2 3, 4; Ail- County Band 1; All- County 5 3, 4; Girls lntramurais 1. e - iilf at first you don't succeed; try, try 17 31422454 L. DOR HEYDT1X6454 , 803143 ve 2, 4' Ergonians 4, National Honor ,;4 ,Daisy Chain 3' Mixed Chorus 2, A - ' ,rchestra 3, 4, Pep 'Future Teachers 3, iue 2,-, eila 3, 4, Proscenium 4, Pep Club InciustriaI Pat n Editor3, 4; ub 2; Photo Club 4; National Honors So- 4; Honors ConvocatioI'LI 2, 3, 4; Mixed IIIf you are n01 a of the solution, you L of the problem. I: E ,, KUJAWA 12411754 Math, Science I.: A F. S. 2 3; N. C C J 4; Iege ' quote - Before you receive, you must first learn how to givef , , JOHN MICHAEL MARCINIAK 2I13i54 Industrial Arts, Agriculture, MechanIcsLAV Club 3 RifILe Club 3, V-President 3 ONALD JOHN MARYJANOWSKI H565 Science, Language Apprenticeship JOAN L. MATHES $20454 Business A.F.S. 2, 3; Pep Club 1; Youth Move 2. . ,,,,Business Math, SpanIsh ,, , tnpers 4- PATRICIA SUE MAYELL U2W54 Latin, Math, Science , Knights of Blue 2, 3; Youth Move 2, 3; Mixed L'CATA 9422453 - Chorus 2; A CapeIIa Choir 3, 4; A.F.S. 2, 3; Na- . tional Honor Society 3,4; Daisy Chain 3; Honor ? YOUth Move 2? N-C- CourI 4; Honors Convocation 2, 3, Ergonians 3, ,. 4; N. C. C. J. 4; Mirror 2; County Math, Home Economics , s 3 4, LibrarnyIub 2,3; Mirror I of Blue 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2; Youth I s Convocation Proscenium D MILES H1554 CB : ,4; A.F.S. 2, 3; Youth Move ncii 2, 3, 4; Governing 4' Leaders Club 2, 3, Varsity Golf 1, 2; 2 WAYNE MODEN Agriculture 'I Undecided I SUSAN ANNE MONTGOMER Math, Science , ' L Mirror 3; Knights of Blue 2, 3 3, 4, Spanish CIub3, 4, A.F 2, 3 4; LibIary CIub2 3, 4 College , I -' WrestiingI, 2, 3 Army , ' PRISCILLA Sqiencel L , EditorS, 4; 4; Bowiing CoIIeLgEI 3, 4, Ciass Officer, Treasurer 3; Mxed 2, A Cappeila Choir 3, 4, Student C cer, Treasurer 4. Coilege ROSE ANN NORECK 4I24x54 PAUL G. NOWAK 622464 industriai Arts, Science, Math Rifle Club 3; Youth Move 4. College EARL BRUCE: BLLRTHER 12x3x52 Undecided GUY FRE ERiCK OLIVER 10x9154 s 2; A Cappeila Choir 3, ab 3; J.V. Football 1, 2; ersity Wrestling 3; Varsity , Ixed Chorus 2; A Cappella nty Chorus 3,4; Future Farmer s 3, 4, Secretary 2 President 4. i Agriculture 3 4; Varsity Ciub2, 3 4; Lead- Y1149453 OSTLE 815254 Cappeila Choir 3, 4; Mixed Council 2, 3, 4; Track 2. RATT 7225253 hts of Blue 3, 4; Ski Clubs Athletic Councii 2, 3. 2- Business, Food Service LBOCESJ Work EDWARD REAK Industrial Arts Work MARK THOMAS REITH 2x12I54 Latin, Science - Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Concert Ban College WILLIAM RHIM Auto Mechanic LBOCESJ Work JAMES MICHAEL ROSENBECK 812M Business Boys' Intramurais 3, 4. Business N.C.C.J. 4; Youth Move 2 J.V. Track 1; J.V. Wrestling 1, 2. Undecided BARBARA JEAN SCHNACKEL 9X22154 Math, Science, Latin Pep Club 1; Knights 01 B' , 4; Mixed Chorus 2; A - r Lsurer 4; Skinner Me Ski Club 2, . rgonians 3, mm; Queen 4. ' Daisy Chain 3; 'O ' All State Mus ii . . Youth Move 2, Club 2; Honors Farmer' s Associa Coiieo? Business Futur State Business Varsity Club2, 3 , , . . . Youth Move 2, 3 Football 1, 2; VarSI Football 3, 4, Basketball 1; Track 1. Undecided 3 N MARIE SZULIS 11119154 uag . Math, Science 1; A...FS 2, 3; Marching Band Color , Future Nurses 2; Mixed Chorus industrial Arts Undecided V'ELLEN TUCKER LINDA ANNE TYLEC 11x3I54 ,Science, Math, French arsity Cheer- Chorus 2; A ' ub 3, 4; Marching , 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, bate Club 3; Ski Club quote 4 'Today Is the first day of th ii HENRY Industrial FS. 2 3 4: Mixed Cho- rusZ, 3, Youth Move2 3 Athletic Council 2 3, 4' Hono Qonvocation 2. CO! 9 .NDRA J. WATERS 7I20I54 M 1h, Business Knights of Blue 2 3 4; A.F..S 2,3, 4;SkICiII 2; Youth Move 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 2; AL cappeila Choir 3, 4; Toboggan Club 3 L , Medical Secretary PATRICIA SUSAN WERTMAN 7I25I54 Math, Science, French, Art Pep Club 1; Toboggan Club 3; Proscenium 2; A.F.S. 2, 3, 4; Youth Move 2, 3, 4; Horizon 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Daisy Chain 3; Marching Band, Majorettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Mirror 2, 3, 4, Asst. Sales Editor 4; N.E.D.T. Award 2; Honors Convocation 2, 3, 4. Coiiege GARY WHITE Science Rifle Club 3; Student Council 2, 4, Toboggan CIUbS; Youth Move 2, 3, 4, NCCJ 4; J.V Footbaii 1; J. V. BasketbaiH ' Navy L Library 2, 3; Pep Vince Iorio -' Doug Sterling Torn Miles Mark Heiiert Craig Shierling Ray Parker Rob Moss Herb Brant Dean Hanks, Paul Barber Phil Pettine Dave Brown? Steve Wieczorek Jim Champlin, Junior 215 Back; I to r: Harmer, Walker, Payne, Steiner, Zimmerman, Knights, Hodgins, Crosby. George, Forrestal, Austin, Zybeck, Whittleton, Hamilton. Front: Smith, Root, Castricine, Boyle, Meland, Curtin, Junior 212 Back; I to r: Arico. Whiting, Morse, Tobin, Gabri- el, Hunt, Lewis, Canham, Mauragis, Sloper, Rig- gle, Flynn. Front: Dujenski, Bensley, Pawlaczyk, Collins. 210 Junior Back; I to r: Pask, Higgs, Wheatley, Guzik. Second: Tireman, Raymondjack, Massey, How- ell, Cotriss, Morse, Rambacker, Letts2 Front: Bokman, Fuller. 305 Junior Front row: Lindsey, Russo, Brown, Merritt, Har- per. Second row: Wilson, Hogan, Hyder, Baker, Dunn, Coon, Gibbons, Kozody; Wakefield. Third row: Fortunate, Dennis, Adams, Cham- plin. Top row: Beyer, Moule 312 Junior Back row: Draper, Nevins, Fuller, Well, Houtz, Gurzenski. Second row: Tierney, Papadinoff, Waters, Heschke, Levandowski, Barnum, Law, Feller. Front: Morgott, Amos, Schivone, Grimes. 308 Junior First row: Clack, Banazuski, Little, Woodbridge. Second row: Walker, Corrieri, Fraczak, Allard, Biaselli. Third row: Holloway, Roberts, Natale, Hazel, Soto, Brundage, Minervino, Eckard. Junior 311 Back row. Kaiser, Ames, Pratt, Houseman, Kuss, LaSpada, Second row: Scheu, Burke, Szczechowiak. Montez, Stalker. Front row: Watts, Clark, Palmere, Birch. Junior 307 Back row: Stornelli, Hawley, Misiti, Murphy, Wind, Cooper. Girard, Brown, Dewing, Krysin- ski. Second row: Barhite, Metzler, Chinn, Holland, Steiner, Peak Front row: Jablonski, Balcerzak, Litchfield. Ridenour. Junior 310 Ladder: Potrubacz, Barber, Eick, Reith, Nice, Punch. First row: Herman, Scharping, Johnson, Clapp. Second row: Dworczak, DiCureia, Lang. Front row: Coon, Goodrich. Corser, Woodroe, Fredericks, Luthart. Sophomore 201 Top: Maenen, Morien, Cook, Elster, Gray, Second: Octavanio, McGaughey, Lindsey, Wil- liams, Behe, Benthin, Fox. Sophomore 21 1 Bottom: Viterna, Stewart, Sevenski, LeVan, Becking, Jurewicz, Hartman, Wilson, Thomas Ladder: Bush, Champlin, Botsford, Saj, Portasi- ca, Hotchkiss, Albone, Davis. Sophomore 202 First row: Little, Bilicki, Hewitt, Peceraro. Second row: Farewell, Callara, Kozody, Grego- ry, Winans, Stalker. Sophomore First row: Ormond, Lewis, Schivone, Brant, Tier- ney. Second row: Cogovan, Jablonski, Mancuso, Benson, Wilkins, Hemingway. Third row: Oliver, Sylvester, Moriarty, James, Caleb, Smith, Goodwin. Sophomore 208 Front row: O'Kussick, Bush, Mix, McGaughey, Kaminski. Standing: Sarchia, Boyce, Prescott, Brady. Stairs: going um Wigley, Stilwell, White, Heili- genthaler, Bronson, Charche, Houseman, Dean Sophomore 207 First row: Caleb, Wilkins, Churchfield. Boyer Strickland, Johnson. Second row: McPhereson, Montgomery, Keith Huff. v Third row: Pries, Lewandowski, Sloper, Alcorn. Fourth row: Bensley, Hellert, Scharping, Miles. Sophomore 104 First row: Curtin, Lynch, Seitz, Wolters, Stefan- iak. Second row: Roggow, LeVan, Baker, Caster- cone. Third row: Jones, Burke, Fisher, GardnerC First row: erts, Ding Sophomore 106 Neibert, Fuller, Filarowski, Tylec, Rob- man, Alvarez. Second row: Whittkopp, Mendel Leszozynski, Johnson, Becht. Third row: Cox, Cartricone, Seitz, Luckman. Fourth row: Hill, Blackburn, Gunterberg. QQKTUQK C ww x7kAx5A Q Axw : ALEX K WQIQXMNLK$EQE WJJQQ W Lugv; Q Nd CLAW kw x WU KW CWWJI L EW, JWMELI Av AC JJW'W: mam! Jf;xA3L Q m MWQKC :04? W9, Sophomore 109 First row: Litchfield, Fraczak, Arnold, Stalker, Owens, Second row: Worden, Winkie, Jablonski, Her- man, Schnackel, Benz. Third row: Farewell, Foster, Moule, Colon, Wat- son, Mantz, Green. Sophomore 107 Back row: Breitsman, BisseL Second row: Stanton, Schenback, Touhey, Wright, Watts, Baehr, Lowe. Third row: Phillips, Filarowski, Hill, Campbell, Reith. Bottom row: Mendel, Seekins, Grimes, Murphy, Jaskiewicz, Feller. wwmqw V: H U C O F 5 M.H MHS Factu Mrs. Roberta Warren Mrs. Karen Grube Mrs. Karen Carroll Mr Dale Cameron Mr. Stephen O'Dea Mr. John Tarr Mrs. Susan Beaver Mr. Stephen Morrison Mrs. Arden Dick . Mr. Michael Schrecongost Factu 1. Mr. Ronald Ouelrette 2. Mr. Martin Murphy 3. Mr. Charles Robinson 4. Mrs. Joanne Brundage 5. Mrs. Dorothy Bokman 6. Mr. John Fox 7. Mr. Vito Misiti 8. Miss Cynthia Rengert 9. Mr. Allan Nicosia 10. Mr. Joseph Saviola 11. Mr. Russell Rau MHS Factu Mr. Daniel Milheiser Mr. Harvey LyndaKer Miss Wanda Roberts Miss Elaine Gingerich Mr. Arden McAllister Mrs. Anne Gunterberg Mrs. Dorothy Coats Miss Barbara Bleyeart Mr. William Tierney Mr. Frank Berger Miss Anne McLoughlin 1. Mr. Howard Cald 33$ 2. Mr. Ch rles Mancuo ' 3. Mr. Joseph McKain 4. Mr. Gilbert Irons 5. Mr. Randall Smythe 6. Mrs. Joyce Derry 7. Mr. Lawrence Passarell 8. Mr. Thomas McKeever 9. Mr. Francis Conrad 10. Mr. Robert Conner y KVaJJ $ w School Staff 1. Dr. Kenneth Clark Doctor 2. Mrs. Verna Liskoff Dental Hygenist 3. Mrs. Mary Kuss Secretary 4. Mrs. Rosemary Cooper Secretary 5. Mrs. Marcia Caldwell Secretary 6. Mrs. Reta Potrubacz Secretary 7. Mrs. Rita Fox Librarian Assistant School Staff Ron Winans, Head Mechanic John Loughlin, Transportation Director Linda Bacon, Secretary Wells, Transportation FuHer, Transportation Mrs. Stimpson, Mrs. Seefeldt. Cafeterla Top: Touhey 2nd: Brightenfield, Hartway, Hansler, Dennis, ProudTooL Crandan. 3rd: Winans, Shannon, Lindke, SeeKIns, Heschke. Mrs. Albone, Transportation, Cateteria Mrs. Arnett, Cafeteria Mrs. Caleb, Cafeteria MRS. SUSAN L. BEAVER Physical Education SUC Brockport; 8.8. MR. FRANK BERGER Industrial Arts SUNY Oswego, SUNY Buffalo, SUNY Brock 8.8., Ms. MISS BARBARA BLEYAERT Business University of Bu Ed. M. MRS. JO ANN 'M L , V . - L;. M ' uffalo, Alfred Univer- English ;, L L M M R A. in Bogota, Univ- versity of Pittsburgh, merican Studies ity, Niagara Universi- MR VITO L VISIT: Mathematics Brockport; A.B.f MS L - MARTsN MURPHY, R L qe Counselofi-M Y at-Cortland; Cornell MIRROR Back: Wieczorek, Potrubacz, AI- Iard, Moss, Iorio, Fraczak, Dhanda, Burke, Stack, Zimmer- man. Wilson, Huff, Tylec. Front: Gabriel, Clark, Wertman, Parada, Busch, Hanks, Mazzo. ERGONIANS Back: Corerri, Woodroe, Misiti, Newson, Wilson, Bukiewicz, Wal- lace, Forrestal, Tylec, Beaton- bough, George, Kusmierczak, Clapp, Allard. Kneeling: Lottes, Hedyt. Huff, Andreoli. Sitting: Clark, Sloper, Collins, McPherson, Mayell, Schnackel, Gillmeister, HHI, Kuss. Front: Little, Zybeck, Sevenski, Noreck. ATHLETIC COUNCIL Back: Moss, Stack, Rambacher, Russo, Walsh. 3rd: Busch, Gray, Mundion, Walker, Spanton, Sulli- van, Russo, Barhite. 2nd: New- son. Goodrich, Szczechowiak, Potrubacz, Arnett, Grimes. Chinn, Wieczorek. Hanks, Front: Iorio, Mr. Mancuso, Dhanda. 1 Horizon Standing: Mr. McKeever, Shei- la Knights, Iorio, Caleb, Mori- arty, Law, Fortunate. Nea- cham. Arnett, Ames, Schivone. Sitting: Massey. Walker, Ram- backer, Wertman, DiCuria, Sloper. Floor: Hawley, Dunn, Kyle, Boyle. 2 A Cappella Choir Top How: Waters, Holland, Woodbridge, Moss, Hoffman, Sterling, Balcerzak, Hogan, Overholt, Pask, Champlin, Clark, Ames, Forrestel, Krysin- ski. Second: Newson, Schnackel, Brown, Parker, Champlin, Biaselli, Dewing, Wheatly, Peek, Postle, Baker, McPherson, Papadinoff, Heydt. Third: Clark, Corser, Cotriss, Sledzik, Gillmeister, Santillo, Peek, Dennis, Zim- merman, Noreck, Kozody, Beatenbough, Lottes, Mayell, VanOrman, Hill. Fourth: Tobin, Holloway, Allard, Zybeck, Eaton, Dick, Kuss, Cook, Strickland, Morse, Feller, Amos Corrieri, Cosler, Wilson, Bischoff, Massey, Sloper. 3 Legion of Honor Top: Champlin, Pettine, Bal- cerzak, Benson. Midda- Wheatley, Curtin, Shierling, Smith, Sterling. Front: Ander- son, Miles, Owen, Wieczorek, Punch, Holland, Hanks, Brundage, Clapp, Kwiatkow- ski, Law, Meland, DiCuria. 4 Library Club Front: Montgomery, Wolters, Grimes, Stornelli, Peek, Pres- cott. Back: Noreck, Mrs. Gunterberg, Campbell, Kusmi- erczak, Morley, Heningway. 1 Concert Band Back: Becht, Clark, Reith, Wheatley, Hunt, Gra- ham, Sterling, Schnackel, Beatenbough, Zy- beck, Walker. 2nd: Burke, Benson, VanOrman, Wilkins, Wilkins, Moule. Reith, Pratt, Papadinoff, Hazel, Eich, Burke, Eaton 3rd: Saj, Postle, Goodwin, Heydt. Front: Boyce, Mr. McKain, Lottes, Moriarty, Derefinko, 2 Orchestra Back: Graham, Walker, Wilkins, Papadinoff, Heydt, Schnackle, Wheatley, Clark, Becht 3rd: Wilkins, Zybeck, Beatenbough, Caleb, Moriarity, Tobin, Eich, ML Milheiser. 2nd: Moule, VanOr- man, Sledzik, Strickland, Levanduski, Forrestial. Front: Reith, Reith, Burke, Lottes, Owens, Dick, Grimes, Roberts. 3 Bluecoafs L. to R: Collins, Wilson, Gramm, Scheu, Clark, Schnackel. Clapp, Montgomery. Beatenbough, Lottes, Gilmeiste'r. Minervino, Zybeck, Kuss, Hyder, qudroe, Corser, Ames, Kaiser, Kyle, DeBrine, Noreck, VanOrman, Holland, Waters, Sevenski, Morley, Burke, Misiti, Little, Cotriss, Newson, Morley. S A Officers Clockwise: Balcerzak, Miles, Newson, Holland Student Council First: Gabriel, Zimmerman, Costriss, Amos, For- restel, LaSpada, Law, Saj, Champlin. Second: Brant, Holland, Vosler, Hill, Heydt, Virga, Ste- wart, T lec, Morien, Heiligenthaler. Third: Pos- tle, Gr ham Miles, Holland, Curtin, Bukiewicz, Stalker, Ma cuso, Gardener, Benson. Fourth: White, Watts, Soto, Lowe, Zybeck, Punch, Scharping, Wieczorek, Palmere, Liltle, Newson. Fifth: Alcorn, Forrestel, Hogan, Hyder, Mendel, Nowak, Corser, Pettine, Litchfield, Clapp, Bal- cerzak, Bensley. Spanbh Club Front: Balcerzak First: Sloper, Huff! Scheu, Tylec, Scharping, Szczechowiak, Gramm. Sec- ond: Flynn, Goodrich, Fraczak, Saj, Andreoli, Montes, Third: Litchfield, Hazel, Fuller, Bukiew- icz. Fourth: Kusmierczak, Tylec, Jablonski. Back: Callara, Ames, Lowe, LaSpada, Kozody, Fraczak, Moriarty, Potrubacz, Bensley, Lynch, Champlin. Maioretfes Left to right: Wertman, Zimmerman, Grimes, Bukiewicz. Montgomery. 1 Mixed Chorus Back: Brady, Oliver, Curtin, Lowe, Jablonski, Sloper, McPherson, Jablonski, Wilson, Tylec, Murphy, Wilkins, Wilkins, Hemingway, Lewan- dowski, Campbell. 3rd: Mancuso, Gardner, Ja- blonski, Lynch, Gabriel, Fuller, Visa, Schnackel, Little, Saj, Goodwin, Heschke, Worden, Breits- man, HiII 2nd: Biliki, Roberts, Callara, Mendel, Forrestial, Neibert, Boyer, Botsford, Bensley, Champlin, Walker, Grimes, Mendel. Front: Caleb, Harmer, Stewart, Benson, Burke, Plum- ley, Howell, Winans, Albone. McGaughey. 2 Color Guard Left to right: Misiti, Alvarez, Bensley, Menz, Ful- ler, Lynch, Cotriss, Misiti, Fraczak, Botsford, Kujawa, Jablonski, Wilson, Moss. Front: Eaton, Kozody, Forrestel, Mr. Ouellette. Proscenium Back: Huff, Parada, Peak, Andreoli, Collins, Tylec. Middle: Mr. Smythe, Gabriel, Zimmer- man, Kuss, Corrierri, Spanton Front: Tobin, Owen, Mazzo, Cook, Rambacher, Malo- lepszy. Varsity Club Back: Champlin, Miles, Hogan, Law, Moule, Fuller, DiCureia, Champlin. 3rd: Postle, Mo- riarty, Kwiatkowski, Fox, Ames, Soto, Bar- num, Bryer, Pettine, Curtain. 2nd: Szatkow- ski, Little, McPherson, Flynn, Kuss, Beaten- bough, Hyder, Litchfield, Schnackel, Go- heen, Graham, Punch. Front: Parker, Pal- mere, Meland, Balcerzak, Holland, Sterling, Brown, Clapp, Balcerzak, Benson. 1Phofo Club op: Krebs, Sterling, Champlin. Middle: Wil- on, Gabriel, Feller, Feller, Hanks. Sitting: handa, Stack. Honor Court eff to right: Kusmierczak, Parker, Mayell, , Shierling, Heilagenthaler, Chinn, AV Club -ack: Hodgins, Rath, Foster, Smith, Wood- ridge, Houseman. Second: LeVan Pries 1 u ittkopp, Wolters. Little Rath, Fuller 1 NCCJ Back: Pettine, Clapp, Parker, Goodman, Miles, Brown, Alcorn, Graham Second: Corser, Beyer, Little, Amos, Wallace, Hames, Gabriel. White, Shierling, Parada, Holland, Malolepszy, Seitz, Montgomery, Dujenski. Third: Hamilton, Bensley, Balcerzak, Law, Hogan. Fourth: Cham- plin, Jablonski, Lynch, Tylec, Curtin, Punch, Zy- beck, LaSpada, Hyder. Huff, Collins, Murphy, Waker, Hill. Fifth: Jones, Cotriss, Schivone, Fortunate. Andreoli, Tylec, Owens. 2 National Honor Society Bannister: Clark, Wertman, Dick, Mayell, Gill- meister, Samillo. Standing: Krebs, Scharping, Vosler, Strickland. Beatenbough, Wieczorek. Sitting: Benson, Shierling, Heydt. Schnackel. Front: Anderson, Collins. 1Future Teachers FIrst: Scheu, Holloway. Second: Walker, Clack, Wagner. Third: Mr. Nicosia, Mazzo, Spanton, Wind, Lindsey 2UnHed Nations CHub Across back: Mr. Ouellette, Burke, Scheu, Kozody First: Uront to been Palmere, Bar- num, Murphy. Second: Balcerzak, Pask, Dhanda. Third: Luthart, Stear, Rambacker. Fourth: Punch, Corser. Holloway, Hazel, Collins, Zimmerman, Biaselli American Field Service Back: Parker, Kaiser, Fortunate, Punch, Mis- iti. Standing: Busch, Huff, Lottes, Kuss, Iorio, Baker. Kneeling: Holland, Beatenbough, Knights, Gunterburg, Campbell, Wertman. Back: Bensley, Rambacher, Schnackel, Van Orman. 3rd: Mrs. Brundage, Whittleton, Ames, Cotriss, Lynch, Curtin, Tylec, Mori- arty, Bischoff, Schivone, Tobin, LaSpada, Flynn, Stack, Andreoli 2nd: Corser, Clark, Mazzo, Sloper, Brooks, Hawley, Forrestial, Stewart, Champlin, Szchowaliak. Front: Wa- ters. Hill, Woodroe. y 3 , L; b, Allis, Brady, Stilwel, Bronson; McAdoo, Beckmg, Tire- enner. Third: Brown, Knights, Winkie. 003m Ander- s, Whiting, Mix, Maerten. Hill, Watts, Arnett, Ottavi- ourrh: Ramier, Caleb, Giasgo, Morley, Eick, Fisher, stin, Hoff - , , Fairwell, EAcDonald. Nbfse, Gray, Senior Band Members First: Montgomery, Wertman, Wilson, Bukiewicz. Sec- ond: Derefinko, VanOrman, Gramm, Hoydt, Lottes, Papadinoff. Third: Eaton, Beatenbough, Sterling, Mori- arty, Cook, Benson. 2 Senior Knights of Blue First: Morley, Sullivan, Gramm, Gmmeister, Lottes, Hol- land, Beatenbough, Schnackel? Minervino, Newson. Second: Morley, DeBrine, Kyle, VanOrman, Mr, Maio- rana, Waters, Clark. Sitting: Sevenski, Wilson, Clapp, Noreck, Montgomery, Collins. 1Senior Wrestlers Bannister: Fuller, Botsford, Brown, Goodman. Standing: Pet- tine. Kwiatkowski, Parker 2 Senior Cheerleaders Beatenbough, Little, Parker, Pettine, Schnackel. 1 Senior Club Presidents First: Champlin, Sterling, Hanks. Second: Busch, Mazzo, Kusmierczak, Noreck. Third: lorio. Mayell. 2 Senior SpHng Sports First: Moriarty, Pettine, Shierling, Parker, Champlin. Second: Brown, Sterling, Goodman, Benson. 1Senior Football First: Pettine, Champlin, Szatkowski. Second: Goheen, Balcerzak, Sterling, Fuller. 2.Senior Red Coats Standing: Sterling, Smith, Champlin, Owen Middle: Kwiatkowski, Anderson. Sitting: Woodroe, Miles, Benson, Wieczo- rek, Balcerzak, Hanks. B.O.C.E.S. Students 1 First: Austin, Hodgins, Goon Santiago, Gerard. Second: Kyle, Stear, Goodman, Smith, Flatt, Hill. Third: Nittenger, Whiting, Buck, Pitcher, Bingamen, Dewing. 2 First: Hemingway, Anderson, Wilcox, Putt. Sec- ond: Newman, Andrews. Third: Walker, Peake, Cox. S m T E L H T A itiiixtbik, J. i;;ki.gi3$1.. lilli!t1,301!aw J ..I, i533; i. 2: .2 alcgerzak, Fuller, Champlin, Soto. Managed Second: DiCuria Wanag n, Merritt, Minervino, Holland, Clap hamplin, Palmere, Fox, Metzler, L Loach Ames, Coach Mancuso. Th, ggan, Kwiatkowski. Meland. La ' . Bokman, Keith, Banazuski, L L M. Hogan, T. Balgerzak. N.O. LEAGUE AlgL STARS - ki, D Sterling, P. Pettine ' COACHES: Mr. Mancuso ' Loughlin, Mr. .Jghnson. ' D. Curtin, M. Gcgheen, f . M. Holland VA RSITY First: Left to right: Stefaniak, R. Strickland, Wenner. Second: T. Strickland, Grimes, Peccoraro, Wolters, Gurzinaki, Coach McCarthy. Kneeling: Castricone, Lindsey, Goodman. CROSS COUNTRY Varsity Golf Lei! to right: Huff, Wind, Mantz, Moriarty, Coach Malolepszy Basketball Seniors - Smith, Dubai, Balcerzak. . Hogan. . Hogan,Bokman. . Jablonski, Fox, Meland, Dubai. Palmere. JV Wrestling First: Goodman, Burke, Papadinoff, Ames, Cardone, Tay- lor. Second: Nevins, Herman, Pet- tine, Cunin, Taylor, Cotter, Can- ham. Sitting: Fuller, Pettine. Kneeling: Goodman, Heschke. Standing: Kwiatkowski, Brown. Brown, Fuller, Curtin. Pettine, Goodman. Coach Ossont Wrestling Varsity Wrestling Murphy, Tierney, Plumley. Brown, Dunkemell, Papadinoff. Curtin, Little, Fuller Nice, Kwiatkowski, Charache. Managers - Fuller, Curtin. Scores FOOTBALL , R y-H ,Newfaner' ' Albi Medina V BASKETBALL Varsny Medina 52 URRI x E :95! , S , :1 Li 1;, $3 35625; ., QTPO P CANDIDATES . . . an ,r , w Maxine Sevenski 1971 1st. Annual Homecoming Que k S n e V e S e .n ..Max Art Classes w, SPRING '7 Graduation Deborah Parker David Wheatley Lawrence Pierce Penny Powley '71 Sp ng TRACK RECORD Overall record 3 iStai'point e n m w e N d m n m ,m e b D ,A .3 a Dea , CoaCh +L O WW , mmwmmww w mmwwmmwm v v J.V. Baseball First Ueft to righD: Tierney, Rodriguez, Clapp, Murphy, Simpson, DiCuria. Second: Coach Morrison, Turner, Caldwell, Touhey, Charache, Herman, Coach Tarr. Third: Tierney, Wilson, Houseman, Banazuski, Jablonski, Botsford, Ames, Beyer. Medina 4 Medina 3 Medina 9 MedinaS Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina AOOOOOCAJU'IO VARSITY BASEBALL RECORDS Wilson Roy-Hart Akron Albion Starpoint Newfane Wilson Roy-Hart Akron Albion Starpoint Newfane Overall record - 4-8 ii 3, , mung , ink. 11!!!! I331; W QO-P-VMCOVNQMQJAU'I VARSITY BASEBALL Firs! 09ft to righo: Charache Wng, Pawlaczak, DiCuria, Amos, Ames, Schoenburg. Second: Palmere, Little, Hotchkiss, Coach Hiwiller, Balcerzak, Moule, Debellis. You are a child of the universe, No less than the trees and the sky, You have a right to be here. And whether or not it is Clear to you, No doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. from The Desiderata ig??xa5ys6$ GOLDEN PATRONS BRUNDAGE: HARDWARE Main S+ree+ 1 WEBSTER'S TEXACO Pearl and' Majn S+ree+s DUTCHER ELECTRIC Main S+ree+ BLOO'MS KENDALL. 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