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FOREWORD Do what you can—and the task will rest lightly in your hand, so lightly that you will be able to look forward to the more difficult tests which may be awaiting you. —Hammarskjold I - I O,V, no( (to1- CJ U s S DEDICATED TO HAPPINESS Happiness is a warm puppy. , ii. —Schulz J IW I O j ( Happiness is like time and space -we ipake and measure it ourselves; it isya ancy - as big, as little, as you please; just a thing of i r AjO l i c?c c, ( C tlCtf'tfJ c t A A contrasts and comparisons. — Du Maurier A( f Ch t vC lwit vhat we use; f Not what we see, but what we choose nn C. A 'O A - C crrX iV 7'h t choose - 2 ) ( ) 3 se are t iin88 mar °r wess ( Tne sum of human happiness. « U.-' ¥ iAfV —sfche supreme happiness of life ' £ A AA ( is the conviction that we are loved. (y ’’ go. A I CJ-, | m You have to believe in happiness, Or happiness never comes... Ah, that’s the reason the bird can sing — On his darkest day he believes in spring. — Malloch Talk happiness. The world is sad enough Without your woe. No path is wholly rough. — Wilcox All who joy would win Must share it, — happiness was born a twin. — Bryon No man is happy who does not think himself so. — Publius Syrus We are never so happy or unhappy as we imagine. — La Rochefoucauld Happiness is knowing you won’t be called on to recite. — Schulz 'A EDITOR............ Susan Stoddard ASSISTANT EDITOR.. Carole Alvaro ART EDITOR........ Martha VVemett BUSINESS MANAGER.. Janice Rockwood ADVISORS.......... Mrs. Miller Mr. Campbell Mr. Hawver COVER DESIGN...... Martha Wemett OFFICERS SITTING: Alvaro, Stod- dard, Rockwood. STANDING: Mr. Campbell, Mrs. Miller, Mr. Hawver. ARCADIAN STAFF 4 SITTING: Wemett. STANDING: Smith, Perillo, Boyce. ART STAFF iv.ut.rbn FIRST ROW: Polakiewicz, Hausc, Howard, Puff, Corthals, Scheer. SECOND ROW: Meyn, Gifford, Jess, Miller, Mels, Ehrhardt. THIRD ROW: Zappia, Bennett, Quku, Lukas, Zimorino, Blake, Bastian. GENERAL STAFF FIRST ROW: Caster, Schirtz, Bolich, Lewis, Brams, Finewood, Jackson, Long, Boyko, Langenstein. SECOND ROW: Greule, Synesael, DeFabio, Stiles, Benzel, Tiebout, Katsanos, Healy, Ropka, Hause. THIRD ROW: Grauer, Ahrans, Santoro, Palmeri, Leggitt, Westbrook, Chelenza, Reeves, Shove. ADMINISTRATION SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Norman R. Kelley Congratulations to the Class of 1966 It is fitting upon your graduation from high school to relinquish all worthless regrets, unfortunate incidents and unpleasant experiences. It is better to look forward; to determine once and for all to exploit fully your own capabilities; to maintain positive attitudes, resolving to do better. It is still better to remember to radiate good cheer and happiness that it may be reflected from your associates back to you; to give a word of kindness and praise when deserved; and to so conduct yourself in relation with others that it may be said of you, Life is better since he came this way . N. R. Kelley, Supt. BOARD OF EDUCATION 8 SITTING: Mrs. Mary DeVey, Mr. Vernon Cator, Mrs. Elizabeth Bergman. STANDING: Mr. Charles Gifford, Mr. Harold Stiles, Mr. James Peck, Hr. Joseph Justino. Mr. W. Donald Hess Senior High A good educational preparation breeds confidence. Even the shyest and most reticent person eventually gets credit for solid thinking”. Your fine school must be forever dedicated to one purpose, education for those who seek it. PRINCIPALS 9 Mr. Clifford Pitcher Junior High STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: iMayberry, Chittenden, Schantz, Stevens. SECOND ROW: Fremouw, Monje, Hardy, Bush. STUDENT GOVERNMENT Student Government is synonymous with happiness, creating an idea or thought and developing it until it is perfected. This is the purpose of the Student Government of Newark Senior High. Its many functions develop within the school a formal, yet happy, atmosphere. The Student Government aids many organizations in the school as well as in the community. This common link consists of president, vice-president, secretary, boy and girl representatives, and class presidents. This form of student leadership takes part in all election campaigns, selects paid assemblies, grants charters to new clubs, and monitors the lunch lines. It also organizes drives for the Red Cross, American Field Service, and Foster Parents’ Plan. The other branch of student government, the Student Congress, is composed of representatives from each homeroom. Under the direction of the Vice-President of the Student Council, the Congress elects a vice-president and secretary. This body serves as an intermediary between the individual students and the Student Council. Upon these people rest the organizational responsibility of the school. Under their leadership it is possible for the school to function smoothly and with maximum efficiency. !• I ' , , FIRST ROW: Vanderbrook, Westbrook, Flnewood, DeVey, Carney, Chaffee, Monje, DeBruyne. SECOND ROW: Potter, Quance, Vandenbout, Weiler, Chelenza, Asin, Jagger. THIRD ROW: Strong, Morrison, Skarbek, Bra-mante, Cebu la. FOURTH ROW: Palmer, Monje, Blake, Hannan. STUDENT CONGRESS JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Earl, Elzufon, Sloane, Leene, SanAngleo, Forbes, St ell, Edgett, Palmer. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Robinson, Stuart, Perkins, Port, Bloomer, Wunder, Warner, Nash, Schmidt, Simes, Mrs. Robarge. THIRD ROW: Reddout, Everdyke, Hallagan, Radi, Ellis, Tierson, Johnson, Sires, Collins, Avery, DeWandel, Melcher. SENIOR HIGH FACULTY Mr. Merle Herrington Assistant Superintendent of Schools FOREIGN LANGUAGE SITTING: Mr. Foster, Spanish; Mrs. Carter, French; Mr. Campbell, Latin. STANDING: Mrs. Palmer, French and Latin. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Munson, Homemaking; Miss Critelli, Art. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bascom, Music; Mr. Hawver, Art. IJlFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Bisbee, Industrial Arts; Mr. Hill, Driver Education; Mr. Kraham, Special Education; Mr. Ludwig, Industrial Arts. SENIOR HIGH FACULTY FIRST ROW: Mrs. Baraw, Mr. May, Mathematics; Mr. Eberl, Science; Mrs. Foster, Mathematics. SECOND ROW: Mr. Cebula, Mr. Williams, Science; Mr. Harris, Mathematics; Mr. Caccamise, Mr. Shouey, Science. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Liddle, Mr. Werts, Mrs. Ingraham, Mrs. Miller, Business. 13 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Galway, Miss Perrin, Guidance; Mrs. Kelley, Study Hall; Mr. Sergeant, Psychologist. SENIOR HIGH FACULTY ENGLISH AND LIBRARY SITTING: Mrs. Kaplan, Mrs. Hobkirk, Mrs. Stoep, Mrs. Eggle-ton. STANDING: Miss Richards, Mr. Morris, Mrs. Vanderbrook, Mr. Perry, Miss Howland. PHYSICAL EDUCATION FIRST ROW: Mrs. Scott, Health and Attendance; Miss Brown, Mr. Tiebout. SECOND ROW: Miss Olson, Mr. VanEarden. SENIOR HIGH FACULTY HISTORY SITTING: Miss Younglove, Mr. Phillips, Miss Crellin. STAND INC: Mr. Neuhard, Mr. Klossner, Mr. Neeley, Mr. Seager. i • « SITTING: Mr. Reddout, Science; Mrs. Knox, Mathematics; Mr. Lewis, Miss Sherman, Science. STANDING: Mr. Santoro, Mrs. Robinson, Mathematics. SITTING: Mrs. Robarge, Mrs. Barker, Citizenship Education; Mrs. Dhir, French. STANDING: Mrs. Patanzo, English; Mr. Pullano, Reading; Mr. Callenbach, Miss Leng, English. JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY 15 SITTING: Mrs. Klossner, Library; Mrs. Studer, Dental Hygienist; Miss Banford, Physical Education. STANDING: Mr. Baader, Guidance; Miss Ostrowski, School Nurse; Mr. Greene, Physical Education. JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY SITTING: Mrs. Neuhard, Miss Critelli, Art; Mrs. Hill, Homemaking. STANDING: Mr. Wadsworth, Mr. MacRonald, Mr. Robb, Music; Mr. Rschette, Occupational Education; Mr. Chetney, Industrial Arts. 16 DISTRICT OFFICE LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Valmore, Mrs. Westbrook, Mrs. Rider. MAIN OFFICE SITTING: Mrs. Matthes. STANDING: Mrs. Pulver. SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL STAFFS CAFETERIA LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Nieskes, Mrs. Beader, Mrs. Guard, Mrs. Dulmage, Mrs. Benjamin, Mrs. Rossi, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. DeSeyn, Mrs. Graf, Mrs. Van-Damme, Mrs. Rowe, Mrs. Canne, Mrs. Pellicano, Mrs. Perrin. Aurora Marie Roscoe CUSTODIANS JUNIOR HIGH STAFFS FIRST ROW: Mr. DeWandel, Mr. Newcombe, Mr. Houch, Mr. Clark, Mr. Goosen, Mr. Dobbelaere. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Grant, Mr. Dirks, Mr. Furgone, Mr. Holleran, Mr. Dapolito, Mrs. Reuter, Mr. Fagner. BUS DRIVERS FIRST ROW: Mrs. Wilck. SECOND ROW: Mr. LaFlam, Mr. Love, Mr. Coleman. CUSTODIANS SITTING: Mrs. Bardmaker. STANDING: Miss La-goner. OFFICE STAFF CAFETERIA LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Kibler, Mrs. Wilck, Mrs. Dayton, Mrs. Mangan, Mrs. DuBois, Mrs. Kneut, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Heinrich, Mrs. Hildebrandt, Mrs. Townsend, Mrs. Monje, Mrs. Curcio, Mrs. Tange. Boy il Ad°pi5Kono l ( t ' [°V , ? Oo ys • r e4T 7 °' e , v 5f« . %?« « • . cv ey vS , J’s ° f ci f Vi fe ‘C% £ C oV o al ?Vo, C 6tJ Jo Os 1 .1 ').'0 °st‘rej itV-8 U’SsSw“e'' °'4 te « «a '. aV VW ■sSrJ- tes d°ot a c A.S a „cSMteO .y. y i s- st ec . „ o' Wtvcm 0?et -:9 e ent WcT Will we EVER forget?? SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS President: William Fremouw; Vice-President: Kathleen Peters; Secretary-Treasurer: David Lagana. CLASS HISTORY Our Freshman year at the Junior High was spent With Lawrence Stevens class president We led the school, and enjoyed success from Some Enchanted Evening , our own Freshman prom. The following year we moved in to occupy The Sophomore classes at the Senior High. This same year saw us to class underlings reduced, And Around the World in 80 Days was produced. With Susan Stoddard as our Junior class head To an active role in school events we were led. Our Shangri La and play, Harvey , won enthusiastic awards, While we struggled with National Merit Tests and first College Boards. Now as seniors, we gaze on future’s bright ember. But we shall ever this final year of school-life remember With Where’s Charley? and college, yearbooks, and Class Day skits, And the aura of excitement which youth’s promise permits. As June and graduation steadily near, Our assurance is shaky but destiny clear From a world built on Knowledge from books ensuing We plunge into life based upon actual doing. Therefore, we thank Newark High School for giving Us students the best-known blue-print for living-To keep for ourselves one, simple, lone star with spirit ablaze That sometime, somewhere, someone of our children might say, Life’s theme...........Happiness.........Always, always.” 22 Sue Ann DeBout Sue Ann, who left the class of ’66 during the past summer, will always be remembered as a cheerful, pleasant, enjoyable person with a good sense of humor; but she had a serious side when the occasion called for it. Sue Ann was an active member of Future Homemakers of America for four years. She always seemed to have a smile and a good word for everyone. Cora Alberts Nancy J. Asia David Bastion Nicholas Alvaro 24 Domenico Bartucca Case Admiraal Sylvia Albrecht a IV ; • ,v James Floyd Bennett Donald Bishop Douglas Blake John F. Boeckmann 25 Patricia Mae Blount Deborah Gayle Bodine Patricia Ann Blankenberg M ' I Donna Blankenberg Patrick Boney Richard Bornheimer Joseph Bramante 26 Gilbert Burgess Bonnie Brown Charlotte Carr Kathleen Boynton Ralph Carr Beverly Case Gabriel Cinquegrana Mary Margaret Catholdi Judith B. Chaffee Patricia Ann Coif Michele Celso Dave Christler Catherine Collins 27 Marilyn Cook Elaine Covey George Cooper Dianna Louise Davis Jack Dayton Donna Contario Deborah Corthals Jonathan Darrow Robert Lee DeVey Terry DeVries Sheldon Downey 30 Nan Ellen Duncan I Mary E. Drake Susan J. Eckhardt Roxanne Mary Ehrhardt Richard Fisher Carl Fredricksen Katejean Ferland Terry Mark Finewood William John Fremouw 31 John Frey Deborah Ann Gifford Thomas J. Furfaro Don Geldof Silas Gilbert 32 Edward Glerum Nancy Goossen John Heller Margaret Anne Gorall Jack Hart Judy Hinkley Robert Greene Sharon Mary House Thomas Baldwin Jagger Susan Jess 1 • v ; '• r • v 'l ¥ i I Carol Hurley Jean Johnson Joyce Johnson Doris Howard Judith Jansen Derrick Jansen Ron Joseph Geoffrey Latta Victoria Jane Kitching John Juckema David Lagana Floyd H. Lawrence v i Donna Marie Larwood Linda L. Lynch 36 Neal Messier Jo Ann McClellan 1H I ■ Carmella Mels Donna Meyers Raymond McIntyre Christine Meyn David Mitchell Paul Moens Sandra Jane Miller Joan Nor sen William Osterling Deborah Ann Nye Doug Palmer Patricia Ann O’Connell Ronald Perry Kathleen Ann Peters Stephen C. Plane Richard Popeck Burnett Porter Salvatore Pietropaolo Bonnie Polakiewicz W I ■■ Nancy Lee Potter 39 William Leman Potter Naomi Pratt Barbara Quagliata Terry Quagliata 40 Agron Quku Nancy Raws on Patricia Ann Rice Linda E. Rogers Nancy Rommel Mary A. Scheer Patricia Rogers Duane Ryan Susan Scheetz 4) Linda Schwab Thomas Sheehan John Shifflett 42 Sharon Smith Susan Smith Elizabeth Steimer Bill Synesael Beverly Ann Stewart Ernest Strong Carol Talbo Susan L. Stoddard Bob Sylvester Jacqueline Rae Taylor 43 Lawrence R. Stevens Vicki Ann Tellier Joyce Temple Richard Travis Marcia Vanlnwagen Gloria VanTassel Murray Wachtel Bonita Gay Wage Donald Wahl John Edward Westbrook Richard Witt John Zimorino 46 VOTED BEST 1. BEST ARTISTS: Finewood, VVemett 2. BEST DRESSED: Gifford, Synesael 3. BEST ATHLETES: Chaffee, Westbrook 4. BEST ACTORS: Jess, Jagger 5. BEST PERSONALITY: Palmer, Chaffee 6. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Fremouw, Stoddard 7. TALLEST AND SHORTEST: Howard, Greene 8. BEST MUSICIANS: Potter, J agger 9. BEST LOOKING: Skarbek, Drake 10. WITTIEST: Downey, Celso The Class of ’66 Presents HARVEY by Mary Chase November 20,1964 Newark Senior High School Junior Class presents Harvey 1964 Senior High Auditorium AdmuA‘ M 1SPM --V.JU £ '■so ;fMAN „ by ‘be ,, -V 0D y My , 7‘ _ 5 a S' ■$£ For Whom the Bell Tolls Guys and Dolls Having a Wild Weekend Our former but never forgotten classmates: Barker, Chaffee, Couch, Donahue, Ford, Guffie, Halcus, Hallagan, Johnson, Kaiser, Leeson, Leo, Montgomery, Nash, Nowicki, Pierce, Shepherd, Toye, Van Curen, Whiteford, Whitford, Wilson. The Glen . . . Some Enchanted Evening with the Princemer, . . . The Van . . . volleyball intramurals . . . Playboy Bunny usherettes . . . The Rock . . . The Point . . . Earth Science field trip to Burning Springs . . . Washington’s uncelebrated birthday . . . Activity Period in the bandroom . . . The Haunted House . . . Around the World in 80 Days . . . The Troops . . . Bobby Kennedy . . . 5th period Sounds of Silence . . . Martha’s parties . . . night raids . . . Harvey . . . Advanced Biology projects . . . The Pit . . . French lab . . . Senior soccer game . . . Lupe . . . Shangri-La . . . dapcing at Victory Dances . . . June bugs at Bristol . . . Where’s Charley? . . . Cancer Hill . . . Saturday night at the Center . . . The Blizzard and Turin . . . Miss Brown’s laugh . . . CA picnics . . . Mrs. Shaw . . . Miss Perrin’s study hall . . . once more once . . . Instant Parties . . . The Dress Code . . . collecting pop tops . . . The Apartments . . . The Warehouse party on New Year’s Eve . . . Class Day . . . Graduation. Wish You Were Here Can-Can Babes in Toy land Love Me or Leave Me EVER FORGET? WILL Where the Boys Are America, America West Side Story WLJtf {l( f, J-xr J Z ')t U w eAa-ot vuC oJL-s r.j Mary Poppins Helio Dolly Ovcti-'-ir How to Succeed in Business without Really Trying LUPE PENA Our home in Caracas. I always had a big dream” and this dream was to study abroad. I was always interested in learning about the life and customs of different kinds of people, and living with people of another country is the best way to learn. Last year this dream” came true when I was accepted as an American Field Service exchange student On August 26, 1965, I left Venezuela and flew to Miami, where all the Latin American students met We spent two days there and then on August 29 at midnight, after a long, fifty hour bus-trip, I arrived in Rochester where my host family, the Wemetts, were waiting for me. I was very tired, but very excited as I began my new life. My first impression of Newark was positive, a quiet and friendly town as a contrast with my hometown, Caracas, the capital of Venezuela, which is a cosmopolitan city where life is always rushed. During my first weeks in Newark 1 had a hard time with my English because I couldn’t understand the slang expressions: Are you kidding me?”, you are a fink”, cool it” ... I felt deaf; I couldn’t understand what was going on! . . . As the time passed by, I improved a lot! I picked up the language and I adapted to the new kind of food and American customs. I’ve called this year my year of firsts”, because this was the first time I carved a pumpkin on Halloween, a custom we do not have in my country; this year was the first time I studied in a co-ed school, and I think it is a lot of fun! Christmas came, and at first I felt very homesick, because it was my first time away from home, but it was also the first time I had a stocking”. Oh! how much fun I had opening all my presents on Christmas Day . . . Then the snow came, and this was the first time I had seen this white stuff”! . ( . q And as a good winter fan” my first time skiing, which really was quite an — 3Clr Oo experience . . . n b nr I Each day was full of surprises and everything had a special meaning j , fpr mGt even the most insignificant happenings. I ! Now my dream” is fading away because my year in America is drawing . ll to its close, but 1 will return to Venezuela with only happy memories of my i y to the United States and they will remain forever . . . My father, my mothJfT my sister, Nina, —’ ° p and my dog, Domino. . , L, gO OMA, ■■■■■■■I ' My sister, Nina, and I at home. iCCXjs. CUS tQJLxx 'Ua v__x Above is The Octopus”, a highway in Caracas. Below is Caracas, a very modern city. Below is The Saint Chapel” in Caracas. BILL FREMOUW amoj Friendship and increased understanding among our fellow men have been the aims of the American Field Service since 1914. It was founded as a volunteer ambulance service with the French armies and carried thousands of wounded in World War I. The Ah'S instituted graduate fellowship for French universities between the wars, and after serving again in World War II with the Allied Armies, and therefore with men of many nationalities and beliefs, it revived the idea of a peace time program to further the basic friendship which exists among all men. In 1947, a teenage foreign exchange student program was started. Since the first year when fiftv-two tudents came to the United States, over 30,000 in thilprogram. youths have participa Last mhujmL I w who were fortunate enough to _V cant IspTncMvuTJionthfr in Brazilian homes. DuringLthis short period of time, what I [we learned about people and life is almost imposwole to relate. Before 1 went to Brazil, I knew very litt.c afc|fli hi Portuguese -peaking giant. lat do most Americans know about Brazil? PeriLip they know about Rio du janerio, Brasilia, coffee, and the Amazon. However J i ioyh ean Hal As In any country, the people make the country. Starting with mv ra ilian] ily of ten people. I began to understand Brazilians and their life. Pro , . o-p. -striking difference between American and Brazilian life is the si pace of the' Brazi ians. They live life as it comes. As everywhere, they drBm | about tin- future. Ilo -aver, they are not preoccupied with it. Families are ruga but very close and the vMal life is centered around the family. Each ptMiiber doesn't have his own fricndsxhey are friends of everyone. If a person invited to a party, everyone in tluPtnmily may attend. It is a beautiful tiling to see| i - i. .i: 11i o Jog.-t Bra ilian «ronomy ha- a!w ay-jeen based on one crop. When pro!.:'.. p: -p r« ii. 11 - - starved. The first major productlhat was produced was sugar minerals, rubber, and now coffee. Although Brazil is the wor! prodm er. :la profit- :n :r. tiii- bia .1 land ow r. r-. w hi 1.• million- o! :arm Latin Ana-lie an count ric-. tla-rr iia M only poor, the Ird and tin- hungry. ow itaj: ;ng on it- .unm-n-r 11at calth, Brazi a new am: m-t tn i ;.i ..: ia . - grandchild t:oi! I - o •: ami tile nation i- -tai tulg to mov In onlv 1 year.-, llie AI.IA.M A Plop:. --. ;.i- «: lira .! it- a v « crop brought ne. Then came ’s largest coffee an flow into the handsV the relatively few rkers remain irr Brerished. As in most two classes, the rich and the re starting to industrialize. Cap-80,000,000 people are hoping for The initial shock of industrializa- RA O PROGRESSO, the Alliance for iment. Millions of dollars of road building, new schools, electrification, slum clearance, sanitation, and medical aid have been given. The Brazilian people are grateful to their American brothers for this help. Nevertheless, there are many more problems to be solved. Brazil is growing and changing every day. Education is being improved, hospitals are being built, industry is growing, and the government is trying to aid its people. Brazil, the giant of Latin America, has just started to grow. Bill Fremouw A public school in Belo Horizonte. Slums near my home in Belo Horizonte. The commercial district in Belo Horizonte where I stayed. This shows the uniforms of Brazilian high school students in front of one of the two public schools in the city. Most of the schools are private. An unfinished cathedral in Brasilia. The national legislature is in the background. Part of my family and friends in front of my home in Belo Horizonte. Marco, Bill, Paulo, a friend, Daisey, Amanda, and Roberto. My brother, Luis, with coffee in front of a modern farm house. The coffee was drying to be exported later. I am with friends at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Rio de Janerio. SENIOR DIRECTORY In the future yearn it in often interesting to recall the activities and ambitions of your classmates You will find thin information in the following section. Below i the key which wus used. NAMK Nickname: Birthday: Ambition: Activities: A DM IRA AL. CASE July 12 Undecided Cosmopolitan Club 4. Hi-Timen Staff 2; National Honor Society 3.4; Junior Honor Bov; Standard Bearer 2.3; U.N. Rotary Award. ALBERTS. CORA May 17 Sec retarv ALBRECHT. SYLVIA January 20 Undecided ALVARO. NICHOLAS Nick October 20 Undecided Band 1; Wrestling 3; Track 3.4. Bowling 1; Letter in wrestling. ASIN. NANCY J. Nance May 19 Journalist Mixed Chorus 1,2.3; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3; Cosmopolitan Club 2.3,4; Future Teachers 1; G.A.C 1.2.3.4; Hl-Tlmes Staff 1.2.3.4; National Honor Society 3.4; Sports Council 4; Student Congress 3; Thespians 2.3.4; 3-T 3.4; Girls' Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Junior Honor Girl; All State 1; Hobart High School Seminar 3.4; National Merit Scholastic Letter of Commendation. BARTUCCA. DOMENICO Little Italian Boy April 13 Barber Boys' Intramurals 1; Wrestling l;Golf 1.2,4. B ASTI AN. DAVID Dave January 18 Undecided ARCADIAN staff 4; Mixed Chorus 1.2,3.4; Boys' Glee Club 1.2,3.4. BEADER. CYNTHIA Ctndy October 21 Psychiatric social worker Cosmopolitan Club 2,3,4; Creative Writing Club 2,3,4; Future Teachers 1,2, 3.4; G.A.C. 1,2.3; Hi Times Staff 2.3,4; National Honor Society 3.4; 3-T 4; Girls' Intramurals 1.2,3.4; Junior Honor Girl; Syracuse Citizenship Conference; Wide Horizons Program; Color guard 1. BENNETT. JAMES FLOYD Jim July 8 Architecture ARCADIAN staff 4; Band 1.2,3,4; Future Profs 4; Thespians 3; Boys’ Intramurals 3.4; Golf 1. Bowling 1.2; Band Council 4; Band Manager. BISHOP. DONALD Don May 9 Dentistry Band 1,2.3,4; Cosmopolitan Club 1.2; Science Project Club 1,2; Thespians 2,4; Boys' Intramurals 1,2,3; Soccer 1,2,3.4; Wrestling 3; Track 1.2,3.4; Junior Honor Boy; All County 4; Band Council 1.2,3.4; President of Band Council. BLAKE. DOUGLAS Doug November 22 Undecided ARCADIAN staff 4; Band 1.2,3,4; Boys' Intramurals 3,4; Swimming 1.2; All State 1; All County 4; Band Council 3.4; President of Band 4; Manager 3; Stage Crew 2,3. BLANK ENBERG. DONNA Donnay November 24 Secretary Mixed Chorus 3.4; Girls' Glee Club 3.4; Future Homemakers 2. BLANK ENBERG. PATRICIA ANN Pat August 20 Hairdresser Mixed Chorus 1,2,3.4; Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4; Future Homemakers 1.2,3,4; Girls' Intramurals 1. BLOUNT. PATRICIA MAE Patty September 7 Undecided Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls' Glee Club 1.2.3.4; Girls' Ensemble 2; Creative Writing Club 3,4; Girls' Intramurals 1,2; All County 2. BODINE. DEBORAH GAYLE Parmer September 13 Registered Nurse Cosmopolitan Club 4; Future Homemakers 1; Future Nurses 3.4; G.A.C. 1; Girls' Intramurals 1. BOECKMANN. JOHN F. Bock December 23 Construction Technology Boys' Service Club 3.4; Hi Y 3.4; Football 1,3,4; Wrestling 1.2; Track 1,2.3, 4; Varsity Club 3.4. BONEY. PATRICK Pat July 5 Undecided BORNHEIMER. RICHARD Dick April 5 Undecided Football 2,3,4. BOYNTON. KATHLEEN Noth October 1 Secretary Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4; Girls' Glee Club I.2.3.4. BRAMANTE, JOSEPH Jane September 15 Guidance counselor Cosmopolitan Club 4; Future Profs 3.4; Hl-Y 2,3,4; Student Congress 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Track 2; Baseball 1,3,4; Varsity Club 3. 4. BROWN. BONNIE Brownie May 3 Psychologist Mixed Chorus 1; Cosmopolitan Club 3.4; G.A.C. I.2.3.4; 3-T 4; Girls' Intra-murals 1.2.3.4; Junior Honor Girl; National Honor Society 4. BURGESS. GILBERT CARR. CHARLOTTE Charky January 6 Medical Secretary Band 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4. Girls' Glee Club 1.2.3.4. G.A.C. 1,2; Hi-Time Staff 2; Girls' Intrnmurals 1.2. CARR. RALPH May 2 Undecided CASE. BEVERLY Bev January 30 Housewife and secretary Cheerleading 1; Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4; Girls' Glee Club 2.3,4; Girls' Intramural 1. CATHOLDI, MARY MARGARET Trudy May 25 Teacher Cosmopolitan Club 3.4; Future Homemuker 1; Future Nurses 3.4; Library Staff 4; Girls' Intramurals 1. CELSO, MICHELE Mickey May 23 To make millions Cosmopolitan Club 3.4; Girls’ Intramurals 3. CHAFFEE. JUDITH B Judy March 31 Physical education teacher Cheerleader 1.2.3.4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Girls’ Glee Club 1,2,3; Cosmopolitan Club 2,3,4; Future Teachers 1.2.3.4; G.A.C. 1.2,3.4; Hl-Tlmes Staff 1.2.3.4; National Honor Society 2.3.4; Student Council 1.3; Student Congress 4; Thespians 3.4; 3-T 2,3,4; Girls’ Intramural 1.2,3,4; Junior Honor Girl; Class Vice-President 1; Joseph Haney Latin Memorial Prize 3; Masonic award 3; Color guard 2. CHRISTLER, DAVID Dave August 28 Conservation CINGUEGRANA. GABRIEL Gabe June 30 Business Manager Football 1.2; Golf 1.2. COLF. PATRICIA ANN Pat April 13 Undecided Future Homemakers 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Intramurals 1; Homemaking Award. COLLINS. CATHERINE Cath July 25 Medical Secretary G.A.C. 1.2.3.4; Sport Council 2,3.4; Tri-HI-Y 2,3.4; Girls’ Intramurals 1.2. 3.4. CONTARIO. DONNA Bed October 17 Secretary Art Exhibition Club 1. COOK. MARILYN Mook December 4 Hair Stylist G.A.C. 1,2,3,4; Girls' Intramurals 1.2,3.4. COOPER. GEORGE Coop December 12 Artist Art Exhibition Club 1.4; Swimming 3.4. CORTHALS. DEBORAH Deb October 13 Undecided ARCADIAN staff 3.4; Cheerleading I; Mixed Chorus 1,2.3.4; Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4; Future Teachers 1.2.3.4; G.A.C. 1.2.3.4; Hi-Tlme Staff 1.2.3.4; National Honor Society 3.4; Sport Council 4; Student Council 1; Thespian 2,3,4; 3-T 3.4; Girls' Intramurals 1.2,3.4; Junior Honor Girl; AU State 1; All County 1; Hobart High School Seminar 3.4. COVEY. ELAINE August 26 Nurse Band 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Girls’ Glee Club 2,3,4: Future Homemakers 1,2,3,4; Future Nurses 1.2.3,4; Library Staff 2. DARROW. JONATHAN Jon April 25 Coast Guard Mixed Chorus 2; Boys’ Glee Club 2; Soccer 3; Swimming 1. DAVIS. DIANNA LOUISE November 29 Cosmetologist Mixed Chorus 1.2; Girls’ Glee Club 1.2; Cosmopolitan Club 3.4; Future Homemakers 1; Future Nurses 3.4; Future Teachers 1; G.A.C. 1; Thespians 4; 3-T 4; Girls' Intramural 1. DAYTON. JACK January 19 State Trooper DE BLAERE. JUDITH ANN Judy July 23 Secretary Mixed Chorus 4; Girls’ Glee Club 3; Future Homemakers 3; Girls’ Intramural 2. DE CANN, JUDY Jude November 17 Beautician Mixed Chorus 1,2.3,4; Girls' Glee Club 1.2.3.4; Library Staff I.2.3.4. DEJOHN. THOMAS S. De October 14 Undecided Varsity Club 4; Boys’ Intramurals 1,3; Football 1.2.3.4; Baseball 2,3,4. DEJOHN. TIM Dej August 25 Undecided Boys' Service Club 3.4; Hi Y 2,3,4; Student Council 2; Football 1.2.3.4; Wres tling 2.3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1.3; Second Team AU-Conference guard. DELUE. NORMAN Norm July 12 Research Chemist National Honor Society 3.4; Science Projects Club 4; Boys' Intramurals 1.2,3,4; Football 1,2,3.4; Junior Honor Boy. DE LYSER, ANNE M. Anne June 30 Artist Art Exhibition Club 3.4; Mixed Chorus 1; Future Homemakers 1; Girls' Intramural 1; Thespians art staff 4. DE PAUW, GLORIA JEAN Gloria March 13 Beautician Chvcrlcuding 1; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls'Clue Club 1.3.3.4; Future Home-mukers I; Future Nurses 3.4; Library StafT I; Theapiuns 4. DBSEYN, LINDA Un October 9 Hairdresser Art Exhibition Club 1; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls' Glee Club 1.2,3.4. Swing Wing 3.4; Girls' Ensemble 3.4; Girls' Intramurals 1 DE VEY, ROBERT LEE April 7 Undecided ARCADIAN stall 2; Boys' Service Club 2,3,4; Future Profs 3.4; Hi-Y 2.3.4; Scioncr Projects Club 2.3.4; Boys' Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Football 1.2; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Junior Honor Boy DEVRIES. TERRY Opte January 17 Draftsman Football 1; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2. DOBBELAERE. BONITA Bunny March 22 Registered Nurse Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4; Girls' Glee Club 1.2,3.4; Cosmopolitan Club 3,4; Future Nurses 3.4; Future Teachers 1; G.A.C. 1; Thespians 3,4; Girls' Intra-murals 1,2,3; Candy Striper 4. DOWNEY. SHELDON Soapy April 5 Undecided Boys' Service Club 3.4; Hl-Y 3.4; Thespians 2,3,4; Boys' Intramurals 1.2,3.4; Football 1; Soccer 2.3; Wrestling 1.2,3.4; Track 2; Baseball 1.4. DRAKE. MARY K .War January 16 Child Study Chcerlcading 1,2.3; Mixed Chorus 1.2.3,4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2.3,4; Swing Wing 2,3,4; Girls' Ensemble 2,3,4; Future Nurses 4; G.A.C. 1,2; TTiespians 2,3,4; 3-T 2,3.4; Girls' Intramurals 1; All State 1.2; All County 1,2.4. DUNCAN. NAN ELLEN May 7 Travel G.A.C. 4; Sports Council 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3.4; Girls' Intramurals 4; Alternate Representative for Homeroom; Sportsmanship Award 1. ECKHARDT. SUSAN J. Sue March 16 Art teacher Art Exhibition Club 3,4; Thespian art staff 4; Junior Rembrants 1. EHRHARDT, ROXANNE MARY Rocky August 24 Marketing ARCADIAN staff 3,4; F iture Homemakers 1; Library Staff 1,2,3,4; Girls' Intramurals 3.4; President of Future Homemakers of America 1; Co-Chairman Library Staff 4. FAGNER, DAVID Dave August 25 Data processing Boss' Service Club 2,3,4; Boys' Intramurals 1.2,3.4; Soccer 3; Baketball I. FEDERICO. BARRY Fred June 1 Undecided Boys' Intramurals 1; Soccer 1. FERLAND, KATEJEAN Katie November 22 Teacher Future Teachers 1.2,3.4. FIKES, MARILYN May 9 Nurse—Teacher Band 1.2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4; Cosmopolitan Club 2,3,4; Future Nurses 2.3.4; G.A.C. 4; Tri-Hl-Y 3.4; Girls' Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Junior Honor Girl, All State 1; AH County 1,2; National Honor Society 4. FINEWOOD. TERRY MARK Mark May 26 Cartoonist ARCADIAN staff 4; Art Exhibition Club 4; Boys' Service Club 3.4; Future Profs 2.3,4; Hi-Times Staff 2.3; Science Projects Club 3,4; Boys' Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3; Swimming 1; Wrestling 2,3,4; Golf 1; Best Artist FISHER, RICHARD Rick December 31 Undecided Band 1.2,3,4; Boys' Intramurals 3. FREDRICKSEN. CARL Fred September 5 Teacher Band 1; Boys' Service Club 2,3,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Student Congress 3; Boys' Intramurals 1.2.3,4; Football 1.2.3.4; Wrestling 1.2.3.4; Track 2; Class Treasurer 1; 5 Varsity Letters; 2 J.V. letters; Honorable Mention in Football; 3rd Section 5 Sectionals. FREMOUW. WILLIAM JOHN Bill October 14 Social Worker Boys' Service Club 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Boys' Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Future Profs 3; Hi-Times Staff 3; Hi-Y 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Science Projects Club 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Student Congress 1,2,3; Thespians 2; Boys' Intramurals 1,2.3.4; Football 1.2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Junior Honor Boy; Class Vice-President 3; President 4; AFS exchange student to Brazil; Syracuse Citizenship Conference; Standard Bearer 4; Wide Horizons; Bryce Barden Good Citizenship Award; National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation; U.N. Speech Finalist FREY. JOHN July 28 Farmer FURFARO. THOMAS J. Furf January 8 Undecided Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Boys' Glee Club 2,3,4; Swing Wing. 4. KYLES, WILLIAM Duke November 10 Coast Guard GELDOF. DON Quack December 4 Engineering Swimming 3. GIFFORD. DEBORAH ANN Deb May 15 Speech and hearing therapist ARCADIAN staff 4; Cheerleading 1,2,3.4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3; Cosmopolitan Club 2,3,4; Future Teachers 1.2,3,4; G.A.C. 1.2,3, 4. Sports Council 4; Student Council I; Thespians 2,3,4; 3-T 2,3.4; Girls' Intramurals 1.2,3,4; Junior Honor Girl; Hobart Seminar; Nutionul Honor Society 4 GILBERT, SILAS JOHN St December 10 Criminal sociologist Boys' Service Club 2,3.4; Soccer 3,4; Swimming 1.2; Tennis 1,2,3,4. GLKRUM, EDWARD Ett Murch 14 Service GLKRUM. MARJORIE L. Marpe October 22 Secretary Band 1.2.3.4; G.A.C. 1.2.3,4; Tri-Hi Y 3.4; Girls' Intramursls 1,2.3.4 GOODMAN. PETE April 17 Undecided Boys' Service Club 4; Mixed Chorus 1.2,3.4; Boys'Glee Club 1.2.3.4; Future Profs 3.4; Thespians 3.4; Boys' Intramurals 1.2,3.4; Football 1.2,3,4; Basketball 1; Golf 3.4; Secretary-Treasurer of the Chorus GOOSSEN. NANCY Nance May 6 Secretary Mixed Chorus 3,4; Girls' Glee Club 3.4 GORALL. MARGARET ANNE Mappte June 18 Peace Corps Mixed Chorus 1,2.3,4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Swing Wing 4; Girls' Ensemble 4; Cosmopolitan Club 4; Creative Writing Club 3.4; Future Homemakers 1; All State 1; AH County 1.2. GREENE, ROBERT Bob October 6 Biologist Science Projects Club 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Swimming 1,2,3.4; Track 3.4; Baseball 2; Varsity Club 4. HART. JACK March 17 Service Football 1,2,3; Swimming 1,2. HA USE. SHARON MARY July 26 Nurse ARCADIAN staff 2,4; Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4; Girls' Gloe Club 1,2,3,4; Swing Wing 2,3,4; Girls' Ensemble 2,3,4; Future Nurses 2,3,4; G.A.C. 1.2,3,4; Library Staff 1; Girls’ Intramurals 1,2,3,4; AH State 1,4; AH County 1,2.3.4. HELLER. JOHN February 17 College Scmi-flnallst in U.N. contest HINKLEY, JUDY Hinki May 9 Secretary Future Homemakers 2,3,4; Future Teachers 1; G.A.C. 1.2,3; Girls' Intramurals 1. HOBKIRK. DAVID Brave April 22 English teacher Band 1,2,3,4; Library Staff 1; Boys' Intramurals 3.4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Swimming 1.2; Tennis 1. HOWARD. DORIS March 28 Practical Nurse ARCADIAN staff 4; Future Homemakers 1,2,3,4; Future Nurses 4; G.A.C. 1,2,3,4; Girls' Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Secretary of Future Homemakers. HURLEY. CAROL April 16 Teacher Mixed Chorus 1; Cosmopolitan Club 2,3,4; Future Nurses 2; Future Teachers 1.2,3,4; G.A.C. 4; Student Congress 1; Thespians 2.3.4; Girls' Intramurals 2.3; Junior Honor Girl; Class Secretary 2; National Honor Society 4 JAGGER. THOMAS BALDWIN T. J. December 18 Politics; History teacher Band 1,2,3.4; Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4; Boys' Glee Club 1.2.3.4; Cosmopolitan Club 4; Future Profs 3,4; Hi-Tlmes Staff 3,4; Student Congress 2,3,4; Thespians 2.3.4; Boys' Intramurals 2,3.4; Swimming 1.2; Tennis 1.2.3.4; AH State 1; Band Council 3.4; Chorus President 4. JANSEN. DERRICK Rick January 24 Business administration Mixed Chorus 1; Boys' Intramurals 2,3,4; Swimming t.2,3.4; Track 3.4. JANSEN. JUDITH Judy July 12 Elementary teacher Mixed Chorus 1,2,3.4; Girls' Glee Club 1.2.3.4; Future Teachers I.2.3.4. JESS, SUSAN December 10 Professional performer Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4; Girls'Glee Club 1.2,3,4; Cosmopolitan Club 3.4; G.A.C. 1; Thespians 2,3,4; Girls’ Intramurals 1; AH State 1; AH County 1.2. JOHNSON. JEAN April 29 Secretary Future Nurses 1,2,3; G.A.C. 1,2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3; Girls’ Intramurals 1,2,3. JOHNSON. JOYCE April 29 Nurse Future Nurses 1.2.3.4; G.A.C. 1.2.3.4; Tri-Hi-Y 1.2.3.4; Girts Intramurals 1,2,3,4. JOSEPH. RON Jote February 7 Physical education and health teacher Boys’ Service Club 3.4; Hi-Y 3.4; Varsity Club 3,4; Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football’s second string All-Conference; National Honor Society 4. JUCKEMA. JOHN May 12 American history teacher Future Profs 3.4; Hi-Tlmes Stuff 4; Tennis 2; Alfred Great Issues Conference; National Honor Society 4. K1TCHING, VICTORIA JANE Vicki March 29 Psychologist Chcerlcading 1; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Girls' Glee Club 1,2.3; Coemopolitan Club 2,3.4; Future Teachers 1; G.A.C. 1.2,3.4; Hi-Tlmes Staff 1.2,3,4; Thespians 2,3.4; 3-T 3.4; Girls' Intramurals 1.2.3.4; Junior Honor Girl; National Merit Commendation; Hobart Seminar; National Honor Society 4 LAC AN A. DAVID Gtmter April 25 CPA Boys' Service Club 2.3.4; Hi-Y 2.3.4; Boys' Intramural 1.2.3.4; Football 1.2; Soccer 3.4; Basketball 1.2,3; (iolf 1; Tennis 2.3.4. Class seer eta ry-trea surer 3; Treasurer of Bovs Service Club 3.4 LARWOOD. DONNA MARIK March 6 Secretary Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4; Girls' Glee Club 1.2.3.4. Future Homemaker 4; All County 2. LATTA. GEOFFREY Jeff October 28 Songwriter Band 4; Certificate of Merit I. LAWRENCE. FLOYD H. October 21 Undecided Boys' Service Club 3.4; HI-Y 4. Football 1.2.3.4. Wrestling 1.2.3.4. Track 2; Varsity Club 4. LUKAS. PAULA DIANE June 12 Elementary teacher Band 1,2,3.4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls' Glee Club 3,4; Future Teachers 2.3.4; G.A.C. 1.2.4. Girls' Intramurals 1.2,3.4; All County 3.4. Bund Council 4. LYNCH. LINDA L. May 19 Teacher Cheerleading 1,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1.2,3.4; Girls' Glee Club 3.4; Future Teachers 1,2,3,4; Swing Wing 4; Girls' Ensemble 4; Cosmopolitan Club 2,3.4; G.A.C. 1,2.3.4; Hl-Tlmes Staff 2.3.4; Editor of Hl-Tlmes Staff 4; Treasurer of Student Council 1; 3-T 2.3.4; Girls' Intramural 1.2.3.4; Roxanne Beale Memorial Award 3; Syracuse University School Press Conference. E.S.S.P.A. Conference; 3-T Treasurer 3; 3-T Vice-president 4; Historian of Future Teachers. MC CLELLAN. JO ANN Jo August 22 Teacher ARCADIAN staff 2; G.A.C. 1.2.3.4; Tri-Hi-Y 3.4; Girls’ Intramural I.2.3.4. MC INTYRE. RAYMOND Mac February 22 Data processing and Pro-bowling Band 1.2,3,4; Student Council 1; Boys' Intrumurals 1.2.3.4; Bowling 2.3.4; Varsity letter in bowling 2. MAUGIRI. DONALD Maun July 14 Businessman Football 1.2,3,4. MELS. CARMELLA Cam, June 16 Radiologist ARCADIAN staff 3.4; Mixed Chorus 1.2,3.4; Girls'Glee Club 1.2.3.4; FUture Teachers 3,4; Science Projects Club 2.3; Girls' Intramurals 1; All State 4. MESSIER. NEAL MEYERS. DONNA ANNE April 6 Interior decorator Mixed Chorus 1,2,3.4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3.4; Cosmopolitan Club 2; Future Nurses 2; Library Staff 1.2; Girls' Intramuruls 1.2; Junior Honor Girl; Letter of Commendation on National Merit Scholarship test; National Honor Society 4. MEYN. CHRISTINE Chru May 14 Medical secretary ARCADIAN staff 4; Cheerleading 1.2; Mixed Chorus 1.2,4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,4; Cosmopolitan Club 3,4; Creative Writing Club 4; Future Nurse 4; G.A.C. 1.2; Girls' Intramural 1.2.3. MILLER. SANDRA JANE Sandy November 9 Teacher ARCADIAN staff 4; Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4; Girls' Glee Club 1.2.3,4; Swing Wing 2,3,4; Girls’ Ensemble 2.3.4; Thespians 3,4; All County 3. MITCHELL, DAVID Daw November 26 Architect Band 1.2; Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4; Boys’ Glee Club 1.2,3.4. MOENS. PAUL November 18 Undecided Future Profs 2,3,4; Boys' Intramurals 1,2.3.4; Bowling 1,2,3.4. MONJE. SHARON September 22 Airline stewardess Future Nurses 3.4; G.A.C. 1.2.3.4; Library Staff 1; Thespians 3,4; Girls' Intramurals 1,2,3.4. MORRIS. SANDRA Sandy July 30 Dental hygienist Art Exhibition Club 4; Mixed Chorus 1.2,3,4; Cosmopolitan Club 3.4. MUNN. DOUG Doug September 28 Undecided Boys’ Service Club 3.4; Hi-Y 3.4; Thespians 2; Soccer 3.4; Wrestling 2,3. NEWCOMBE. RICHARD ARLEN Torchy April 3 Auto mechanic Mixed Chorus 4; Boys' Glee Club 4; Wrestling 1. NICHOLS. NANCY July 25 Secretary Mixed Chorus 1.2,3,4. NORSEN. JOAN Januury 21 Housewife NYE, DEBORAH ANN April 10 Medical secretary Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4; Girls’ Glee Club 1.2,3,4; Future Nurses 2.3.4; Future Teacher 1; G.A.C. 1.2,3.4; Sports Council 4; Student Council 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Girls' Intramurals 1.2,3,4. O'CONNELL. PATRICIA ANN Trish September 21 Registered Nurse Mixed Chorus 1.2,3.4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3.4; Future Nurses 2.3.4; Future Teacher I; G.A.C. 1.2.3.4; 'Thespian 2.3.4; Girl Intramural 1.2.3.4 OSTKRLING. WILLIAM o v May 18 Undecided Boys' Intramural 1.2.3, Footbull I. Basketbull 2. PALMER. DOUG Pahn May 8 Sport car racer Boys' Service Club 3.4. Hi-Y 3.4; Student Congress 4. Boys' Intramural 3; Football 1,2; Soccer 3; Swimming 1; Wrestling 4: Tennis 2.3.4 PALMKRI. NO BEEN J. Nor December 22 Biochemist Mixed Chorus 1.2.3,4; Girl ' Glee Club 1.2.3.4. Cosmopolitan Club 2.3.4. Future Nurses 2. Future Teacher 3.4; (LAC. 4; Thespian 3,4; Girl ' Intra mural 1.2,3.4 PE 'A THOMAS. S. GUADALUPE l.upe June 16 Architecture Mixed Chorus 4; Girl Glee Club 4; Cosmopolitan Club 4; G.A.C. 4; A FS Exchange Student from Caracas. Venezuela; 3-T 4; Girl ' Intramural 4 PERILLO, MARIA LISA Maria June 16 Teacher Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4. Girl ' Glee Club 1.2.3.4; Swing Wing 4; Girls' Ensemble 4; Future Teachers 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3.4; Girlc' Intramuruls 1.3.4. National Honor Society 4. PERRY. RONALD Ginch March 8 Undecided Boys' Service Club 3; Bovs' Intramuruls I; Soccer 3. PETERS. KATHLEEN ANN pftc April 13 Physical therupist Band 1.2.3; Cheerleading 1,3.4; Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4; Girls' Glee Club 1.2. 3.4; Future Nurses 3.4; Future Teachers 1.2; G.A.C. 1.2.3.4; Student Con gress 2; Thespian 2.3.4; Tri-Hi-Y 2.3.4; Girls' Intramural 1.2.3.4; Junior Honor Girl; Class Vice-President 4. PIETROPAOLO, SALVATORE Sal April 19 Music teacher Boys' Intramural 1.2. PLANE. STEPHEN C. The Toe February 29 Aeronautical engineer Hi-Time Staff 3; Boys' Intramural 1.2.3.4; Football 1.2.3.4; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Track 1.2,3.4; Honor Sweater. POLAKIKWICZ. BONNIE October 5 Teacher ARCADIAN stuff 4; Mixed Chorus 1.2,3.4; Girls' Glee Club 1.2.3.4; Future Teachers 1,2,3.4; G.A C. 1,2,3.4; Girls' Intramural 1.2.3,4; Rotary U.N. Award. POPECK. RICHARD Dick November 4 Undecided Boys' Service Club 2.3,4; Future Profs 2.3.4; Hi-Y 3.4; National Honor Society 3,4; Stage Crew 3.4; Stargazers 2.3.4; Boys' Intramural 1; Swimming 1.2,3,4; Track 1,3; Junior Honor Boy; Bovs'Service Club Citizenship Award. PORTER. BURNETT Port October 14 Business management POTTER. NANCY LEE December 10 Teacher Band 1.2.3.4; Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4; Girls’ Glee Club 2.3.4; Swing Wing 2. 3.4; Girls’ Ensemble 2.3.4; Future Teachers 1.2.3.4; G.A.C. 1.2.3,4; National Honor Society 3.4; Student Congress 4; Thespians 2.3.4; Girls' Intramural 1.2,3,4; Junior Honor Girl; All County 1,3,4; Junior Play; Thespian Play. POTTER. WILLIAM LFIMAN Bill September 12 Teacher Football 1.2; Golf 4. PRATT. NAOMI March 29 Medical secretary Cosmopolitan Club 2.3; Future Nurses 2,3.4; G.A.C. 2,3.4; Girls' Intramurals 2.3.4. PUFF. LINDA Lynn July 14 Legal secretary ARCADIAN staff 4. F'uturc Homemakers 1.2; Hi-Time Staff 3. QUAGLIATA. BA BARA Barb October 9 Retail buyer Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4; Girls’ Intramural 2. QUAGLIATA. TERRY Quag June 5 Retailer Boys’ Service Club 3.4; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Boys' Glee Club 2; Track 2. QUKU, ACRON Ag March 29 Mechanical engineer ARCADIAN staff 4; Band 1.2,3.4; Mixed Chorus 3.4; Boys' Glee Club 3.4; F'uturc Profs 4; Science Projects Club 2,3,4; Thespians 2,3,4; Boys' Intramural 1,3,4; All State 1.2; Bund Council 1,3,4; Bund Munugcr 1,3,4; Dance Bund 3.4; Vice-President of Science Projects Club; Stage Munuger 1; Stage Crew 1,2,3.4. RAWSON. NANCY April 29 Interior decorator Mixed Chorus 1.2,3,4; Girls’ Glee Club 1,2.3,4; F'uturc Homemakers 1.2,3,4; Girls’ Intramural 4; Vice-President of F'uture Homemakers. REEVFS, LAWRENCE E.. JR. Larry December 12 Air Force career RICE. PATRICIA ANN Trith March 1 Airline hostess Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Girls' Glee Club 2,3.4; F'uturc Homemakers 1; F'uture Nurses 2; Library Staff 3; Thespians 1.2.3; Vice-President of F'uture Homemakers 1. ROCKWOOD. JANICE April 26 Social worker Nance Joan Debbie ARCADIAN stuff 3.4; Muted Chorus 1,2.3.4; Girl Glee Club 2.3.4; Co mopolitan Club 2.3.4; Future Teacher . 1.2.3.4. G.A.C. 1.2.3.4; National Honor Society 3.4; Glrla Intramural . 1.2.3.4; Junior Honor Girl; Hobart Seminar. ROGERS, LINDA K. .V i April 5 Medical or Legal secretary Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4; Girls’ Glee Club 2.3.4; Swing Wing 3.4; Girls’ Ensemble 3.4. G.A.C. I; Thespians 3.4. Girls' Intramurals 1; All State 2; AH County 2. KOGKRS. PATRICIA A Tricia March 23 Hairdresser Hand 1,2,3.4; Mixed Chorus 1,2.3.4; Girls’ Glee Club 1.2,3.4. Future Home-mukers 1.2.3.4. Future Nurses I; AHState 1; All County 2.4. ROMMEL. NANCY .Vance May 2 Secretary Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4: Girls’ Glee Club 1.2.3,4; Future Nurses 3.4. RYAN, DUANE Duane September 3 Undecided National Honor Society 3.4; Science Projects Club 4; Boys' Intramurals 1.2.3.4; Football 1,2.3.4; Track 3.4; Syracuse Chemistry Conference; Syracuse Citizenship Conference; Boys’ State at Colgate. SCHANTZ. KATHERINE A Kathy July 31 Polilicul scientist Cosmopolitan Club 2.3.4; Future Teachers 1.2.3.4; G.A.C. 1.2.3.4; Hi-Time Staff 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3.4; Student Council 4; Student Congress 3; Thespians 2.3.4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3.4; Girls' Intramurals 1,2,3.4; Junior Honor Girl, Vice-President of Class 2 SCHEER. MARY A June 21 Registered Nurse ARCADIAN staff 4; Band 1.2.3.4; Chcerleudmg 1,2.3,4; Mixed Chorus 1.2. 3,4; Girls' Glee Club 2.3,4; Cosmopolitan Club 3.4; Futuro Nurses 2,3,4; G.A.C. 1.2,3,4; NutionaJ Honor Society 2,3.4; Thespians 3.4; 3-T 4; Girls’ Intramural 1,2,3.4; Junior Honor Girl; All State 1; All County 2,4; D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award 4; Alfred Great Issues Conference. SCHEETZ. SUSAN Susie March 28 Business secretary Mixed Chorus 1.2,3.4; Girls’ Glee Club 2.3.4; Swing Wing 3.4; Girls’ En semble 3.4; Cosmopolitan Club 4; Future Nurses 3.4;G.A.C. 1; Girls’ Intra-murals I. SCHWAB. LINDA February 28 Secretary Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Girls' Glee Club 2.3,4; Girls’ Intramurals 1,3,4. SHEEHAN. THOMAS Tom September 21 Science research Band 4; Creative Writing Club 4; Boys’ Intramurals 1.2,3,4; Track 3; Golf 1.4. SHIFFLETT. JOHN jack November 24 Free-lance writer Creative Writing Club 4; Future Profs 3.4; Hl-Tlmes Staff 3; Boys’ Intra murals 1,4; Junior Honor Boy; Wide Horizons 3; Teiluride Foundations Finalist; National Merit Finalist; National Council of Teachers of English Finalist; Memoriul Day Essay, 1st prize. SIEGRIST, MARY Mary October 22 Practical Nurse Mixed Chorus 2; Future Nurses 4; G.A.C. 1; Girls’ Intramurals 1. SKARBEK. ANDREW Andy July 26 Biochemist Future Profs 2.3.4; Hi-Y 2.3.4: Student Congress 2.4; Football 1.2.3,4; Track 1.2.3.4; Varsity Club 3.4. SMITH. SHARON August 14 Social worker Future Homemakers 3. SMITH. SUSAN October 6 Commercial artist ARCADIAN staff 4; Art Exhibition Club 2,3,4; Vice-President of Art Exhibition Club 4; Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4; Girls’Glee Club 1.2.3.4; Cosmopolitan Club 2,3; Future Nurses 2.3.4; G.A.C. 1.2,3,4; Girls’ Intramural 1.2.3.4; All County 1,2; Scholastic Gold Key 3; Scholastic Honorable Mention 3. STEIMER. ELIZABETH C. Betsy December 16 Teacher Mixed Chorus 1.3.4; Girls' Glee Club 1,3,4; Library Staff 1.2; Tri-Hi-Y 3.4; Girls Intramurals 1.4; Cosmopolitan Club 3.4. Smitty Sue STEVENS. LAWRENCE R. Larry January 17 Doctor of Medicine Band 1.2.3.4; Boys’ Service Club 2.3.4; Hi-Y 3.4; National Honor Society 3.4; Science Projects Club 2,3.4; Student Council 2.3.4; Student Congress 2.3; Football 1.2.3.4; Wrestling 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Junior Honor Boy; All State 1; All County 1; President of Class 1.2; Harvard Book Award. STEWART. BEVERLY ANN Bet- March 2 Secretary Band 1,2,3,4; G.A.C. 3,4; Girls' Intramurals 1,2.3,4. STODDARD. SUSAN L. Sue November 26 Doctor of Medicine ARCADIAN staff 2,3.4; Mixed Chorus 1.2,3.4; Girls' Glee Club 1.2.3.4; Swing Wing 2,3.4; Girls’ Ensemble 2,3,4; Creative Writing Club 2.3; Future Nurses 2,3.4; Library Staff 1.2.3; National Honor Society 2.3.4; Science Projects Club 2,3.4; Student Council 3; Thespians 2.3.4; Girls' Intramurals 4; Junior Honor Girl; All State 1; All County 1,2; Class President 3; Jean Nicholson Biology Prize; Wide Horizons Program; Syracuse Citizenship Conference; Joseph A. Haney Latin Memorial Prize; Color Guard 3.4; Stephen Comstock Memorial Award; National Merit Finalist; U.N. Speech Finalist; A.F.S. Semifinal 1st STRONG, ERNEST July 12 Hotel Management Boys’ Service Club 2.3,4; Hi Y 3.4; Student Congress I. Thespians 3.4. B vs’ Intramural 1.2.3; Football 1.2; Soccer 3.4; Wrestling 1,2.3; President of Thespians. SYLVESTER. BOB sty August 20 College SYNESAKL. BILL Syn August 18 College TALBO. CAROL December 24 Beautician Future Homemakers 3.4. TAYLOR. JACQUELINE RAH Jackie Junuliry 13 Nurse Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4; Girls’ Club 2,3.4; Future Nurses 1.2.3,4; All State 4; National Educational Development Test recognition. TELLIKR, VICKI ANN August 16 Nurse Future Homemaker 1; Future Nurses 3.4; Library Staff I; Girls’ Intramurals TEMPLE. JOYCE March 22 Nursing Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4; Girls’ Glee Club 2.3.4; Cosmopolitan Club 2.3.4; Future Nurse 2.3.4; All County 3. TRAVIS. RICHARD September 30 Chemical engineer Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4; Boys’ Glee Club 1.2.3.4; Future Profs 2.3; Science Project Club 4; Soccer 1; Golf I; Junior Honor Boy; All State 1; All County 2.3; Boys' State; Dance Bond 3.4; Junior Piny; National Honor Society 4 TYLER. GARY Gary May 4 Undecided Band 1.2.3.4; Swimming 1.2.3.4; Tennis 1.2.3.4. VANDEMORTKL. DONNA Sam October 3 Retailing Art Exhibition Club 2; Mixed Chorus 1; Future Nurses 1.2.3.4; Girls’ Intramurals 1.2,3. VANDERLINDK. BARBARA JEAN Barb February 8 Secretary Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Girls’ Glee Club 1.2,3; Future Homemakers 1; G.A.C. 1; Girls Intramurals 1. VAN ENWYCK. DONALD Don January 25 Business VAN HOUTE. BONNIE October 13 Nurse Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Glee Club 1,2.3.4; Future Nurses 2,3.4; Girls' Intramurals 3,4. VAN INWAGEN. MARCIA May 1 Fashion buyer Mixed Chorus 1; Girls’ Intramurals 1,2,3.4; G.A.C. 1,2.3. VAN TASSEL. GLORIA Moose August 31 Secretary Girls' Intramurals 3; Bowling 3. WACHTEL, MURRAY March 12 Farmer WAGE. BONITA GAY Bonnie May 23 Secretary Future Homemakers 1,2,3. WAHL. DONALD 7Va v November 9 Electrical engineer Science Projects Club 2; Thespians 2; Swimming 1,2,3; Track 1. WAHL. JAMES A. Jim December 3 Undecided WAITE. STEVEN Smokey January 16 Mechanic WEMETT. MARTHA March 31 Commercial Artist ARCADIAN staff 3.4; Art Exhibition Club 2.3.4; Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4; Girls Glee Club I.2.3.4; Future Teachers 1.2; G.A.C. 1.2; 3-T 3.4; Girls’ Intramurals 1.2; Scholastic Art Awards. WESTBROOK. JOHN EDWARD Westv June 17 Physical education teacher Future Profs 2.3.4; HI-Y 2.3.4; Football 1.2.3.4; Track 2.3.4; Baseball 1; Varsity Club 2.3.4 WITT. RICHARD Witter August 26 Undecided Boys’ Service Club 2.3.4; Future Profs 2; Hl-Y 2.3.4; Student Congress 2; Soccer 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Varsity Club 3.4. ZAPPIA. FRANK Zap August 13 Business ARCADIAN stuff 4; Band 4; Boys' Service Club 3,4; HI-Y 3.4; Boys' Intramurals 3.4; Swimming 2; Bowling 4. ZIMORINO. JOHN Zip September 8 Business management ARCADIAN staff 4; Future Prof 2,3.4; Stargazers 1; Thespians 3.4; Football 1.2; Soccer 3.4; Wrestling 1,2.3; Bowling 1; Tennis 1.2.3.4; Junior Play; Thespian Play; Secretary-Treasurer of Thespians. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Karen Vanderbrook....................Vice-President Bill Bush.................................President Sh er ry Weil er...........Seer eta ry- Treas u rer SOPHOMORE Kathy Lewis........................Vice-President Paul VanCamp............................President Shelia Synesael................Secretary-Treasurer FRESHMAN John Langenstein............Vice-President Judy Mayberry....................President Tom Katsanos...........Secretary-Treasurer FIRST ROW: Colarocco, DuBois, Fisher, Hause, Alvaro, Vanderbrook, Mason, Bodine, Gilbert, Reeves, Pietropaolo. SECOND ROW: Ropka, Bowman, Guzman, Foti, McGee, Petrus, Quance, VVeiler, Zonnevile, Osterling, Heise, McGovern. THIRD ROW: Miller, Parsons, Ryckbost, Utler, Hausman, Knapp, Austin, Short, MacWilliams, Shirtz, Langenstein, VanDusen, Lohman. FOURTH ROW: Keller, Perillo, Lane, DeVries, Brooks, Brams, Grant, Frey, Viterise, Vande-mortel, DeCook, Humphrey. FIFTH ROW: Welcher, Cornelia, Lewis, Monje, Prutzman, Clark, Hamelinck, Struik, Scott. JUNIORS FIRST ROW: Tellier, Douglas, Costello, Larson, Pruner, Dawson, Andrews, Fredericksen, Pruner, Lenhart, Busby. SECOND ROW: Nittolo, Richards, Roemer, Federico, Hartnagel, VanOoyen, Albrecht, Cavanaugh, Pelis, Suwyn, Klick, Parker. THIRD ROW: VanDusen, Rs-chette, Caster, Fredrick, Popeck, Downey,Boyce,Coyle, Bauman, Blevins, Marsh, Bohusz, Leenhouts. FOURTH ROW: Ferland, VandenBout, DeWeerdi, Mayberry, Ma-gill, Vanderlinde, Bomheimer, Gambell, VanLiew, Weaver, VanSchaffel, Follette, Provost, Doane. FIFTH ROW: Evangelist, Blake, Burgess, Rnewood, VanNor-man, DePauw, Muscolino, Ridley, Bush, Reynolds, Herd, Condit, Monje. FIRST ROW: Ferguson, Anderson, Vermeulen, Peters, Murray, Kaufman, Miller, De John, Boeye, Grauer, Lent. SECOND ROW: Marcano, Ormsbee, Johnson, Ellsworth, Howard, Collins, Shulters, Rice, Wage, Roe-lands, VandenBout, Synesael. THIRD ROW: Butler, Eckrich, Graff, Rowe, Herd, Smith, Norsen, Case, Reeves, Adams, Heinlein, Wood, Austin. FOURTH ROW: Frey, Ceravolo, Morrison, Rohlin, Petty, Celest-ino, Prutzman, Hill, Long, Robins, Ye rs, Johnson, Bertou, Cook. FIFTH ROW: Hardy, Lembke, Smith, Krueger, Dierks, Morse, Tyler, Keesler, Hawver, De-wispelaere, Valvano. JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW: Ahrans, Austin, Westbrook, Santoro, Shove, Deuel, Jackson, Palmeri, Ballard, Fredricksen, Good all. SECOND ROW: DeJohn, Chittenden, Leg-gitt, Benzel, Lewis, Gravino, VanTyle, Warner, Smallid-ge, Serens, DeWeaver, Jansen. THIRD ROW: Fine-wood, Hause, Henderlong, Whelan, Petty, Herd, Russell, Everette, VanWinkle, Johnson, McParland, Cresci- bene, Galtieri. FOURTH ROW: Huling, Martin, Boyko, Dailey, Priebe, Bremer, Kraus, Frost, McFaul, Mac-Williams, Synesael, Everdyke, Everdyke, Freelove. FIFTH ROW: Jackson, Greule, DeSeyn, Craig, Be-dette, Britt, Emmel, Rice, Albrecht, Leenhouts, Carlyle, Norsen, Zeigers, Cunningham. FIRST ROW: DeVries, Radi, Greule, Bodine, Admiraal, Dickens, Hyman, Julius, Bedette, DeWolf, Hughson. SECOND ROW: Celestino, Trowbridge, Parsons, Bore-man, Phillips, Kohl, Tiebout, Albrecht, Pulver, Foxen-burg, Maressa, Blondell. THIRD ROW: VanKoevering, Howell, Eldridge, Salerno, Savage, Katsanos, Liddick, VanWinkle, Boynton, Herd, DeWeaver, Austin, Adams. FOURTH ROW: Israel, Bloom, Vanderlinde, Crane, Sharette, Bolich, Healy, Cebula, Snyder, Deming, De-Cann, Legg, Clark. FIFTH ROW: Benne, DeCook, Fikes, Johnson, MacDonald, Norsen, Wahl, Priebe, Wolfe, Tellier. SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW: Perillo, DeRue, Lucas, Kerr, VanDyke, Howell, Bramante, Delue, LaFlam, Marcano, Vander-brook. SECOND ROW: Maugerie, Gravino, DuBois, Priebe, Mason, Synesael, Herring, Vandermortel, Chiazza, Huebeler, DeFabio, Tyler. THIRD ROW: Gulick, Phillips, Wirth, Deming, Beechner, Hamelinck, Manges, Cambier, Muscolino, Timmerson, Bowens, Graf, Boney. FOURTH ROW: LaFluer, Pollot, Bee-man, Brooks, VanWaas, Stiles, Hause, Van Reypen, Moon, Henly, Cambier, Contario, Harris, Huling. FIFTH ROW: Butler, Cunningham, Munn, Rago, Bedette, Sprang, Tellier, Lagana, Stewart, Talbo, Mayo, Ver-bridge. FIRST ROW: Mangan, Edgett, Ceravolo, Craie, Gizzi, Haney, Freemen, O’Coyne. Blanche, Salerno, Bodine. SECOND ROW: Boney, Buffalo, Long, Sullivan, Van Scott, Quance, Milles, Skarbek, Vollertson, Lhuillier, Logosh. THIRD ROW: Volt, DeJohn, Hamelinck, Wahl, Bell, Mourey, Van Ankaren, Arend, DeVVitt, Blevino, O’Conner, Lagana. FOURTH ROW: fanCleef, Lucas, Vermeuen, Patchet, Scuttella, McCracken, Cambier, Hendley, Beed, Weller, Federico, Welcher, Beeves. FIFTH ROW: McCracken, Quinn, Vandemortel, Bising, DeMeyer, Hamelinck, Valastro, Faulkner. FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: Rowe, Britt, Huntley, DeBruyne, Minde, Bishop, Carney, Bohusz, Henderson, Ballard, Lucas. SECOND ROW: Colarocco, Hannan, Mayo, Smith, Edwards, Short, Ellsworth, Valastro, MacWilliams, De-Weaver, DeCann, Timerson. THIRD ROW: Duncan, Johnson, Pulver, Craver, Mourey, Shaft, MacWilliams, Puff, Delano, DeVey, Tavano, Maines,Taylor, Lenhart. FOURTH ROW: Pulice, Peck, Pullen, Copper, Polakie-wicz, Metz, Morse, Collins, Palermo, VanLaeken, Perry, Osterling. FIFTH ROW: Whitcomb, Taylor, Nittolo, Shulla, Bobinson, DeJohn. FIRST ROW: McDonald, Hebbe, Lyke, DeRycke, Finch, Carson, Harrow, Larwood, Hause, Colarocco, Burgess. SECOND ROW: Russell, Arbogast, Lent, Lane, Jinks, Cornelius, Prutzman, Verbridge, Benton, Lester, De-Pauw, Bowman. THIRD ROW: Zimorino, Cray, Haver, Vandusen, Olenych, VanCamp, Egolf, Hills, Lyon, Van Hall, Hannon, Cotton. FOURTH ROW: DeWispel-aere, Alberts, Bloomer, Cook, Marsh, Katsanos, Johnston, Fuller, Casselman, DeMay, Albrecht, Richards. FIFTH ROW: Wahl, DeNering, VanDeWalle, Bellew, Pulver, Lancaster, Voit, Oak leaf, Ziegler, Ver Dow, Howard, Spade, VanLiew, Mayo. FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: Tyler, Hubbard, Flack, Mayberry, DeCann, Harris, Hannan, Howard, Finewood, Quag-liata, Robinson. SECOND ROW: Rogers, Hobkirk, Shulters, Blankenberg, Nevil, Lagan a, Palermo, Young, Safford, Sheehan, MeKown, Downs. THIRD ROW: Crothers, Wright, Lada, Chelenza, Billota, Stockman, Waldorf, Hammond, Minde, Stell, Nash, Cowles, Campbell. FOURTH ROW: Reeves, VanDusen, Wemett, Harder, Crawford, Marsille, Stopfel, SanAngelo, Volpe, Muscolino, Freling, Pull, Gorall. FIFTH ROW: Scutt, Cunningham, Martin, Benjamin, Allen, Langenstein, Wiebeld, Burgess. FIRST ROW: Huntley, Wildridge, DeMeyer, Vander-linde, VandenBout, Larwood. SECOND ROW: Proseus, Hartnagle, Hibbard, Petty, Dulmage, Deming, Fyles, Denisi, Brink. THIRD ROW: Wunder, Yancey, Smith, Hotaling, Reeves, VanderMortel, Tyler, Stuart, De- Cann, McKown. FOURTH ROW: Davis, Williams, Sek, Gavin, Freelove, Harder, Bodine, DeToye, Weimer, Mrs. Robarge. FIFTH ROW: Dierks, Herman, Mr. Miles, Clark, Fisher. EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Vandeviver, Cator, Pruner, Brumm, Merkley, Tierson, Crumb, Trowbridge, DeCann, Lid-dier, Parsons. SECOND ROW: McCrdeken, Bennett, Corbett, Puff, Pinch, Mollenkopf, Tilburg, Carr, Merkley, VanCleaf, Adams. THIRD ROW: Dennis, DeCann, Strong, Kerr, Years, Moore, Rook, Mitchell, DeMeyers, Warner, Clark, Clark. FOURTH ROW: Donald, Schin- sing, Mooney, Provost, Eberl, Switzer, DeBoerdere, DeBleare, Canne, Bums, Holben, Gilbert. FIFTH ROW: Klick, Vanderpool, Downey, Edwards, Fanning, Sher-mann, Gilbert, VanAulkews, Leene, Miller, Johnson. SIXTH ROW: Mr. Callenbach, Haynes, King, Follette, Bigham, Palmer, Mrs. Knox. FIRST ROW: Prouty, Coif, Wadsworth, Taylor, Mar-cano, Hughson. SECOND ROW: Lombardi, Shaffner, Sloane, Celso, Pelis, Janto, SanAngelo, Priebe, Wll-lemsen. THIRD ROW: Colarocco, Knapp, Pulver, De-Felice, Chamberlin, Ortiz, Ehrhardt, Cory, Kaller, Wood. FOURTH ROW: VanGorder, Lewis, Miller, Ed-gett, Brown, Monje, Boeye, Chalker, Chick, VerDow, Block. FIFTH ROW: Kunow, Smith, Chelminski, Pratt, Contario, Krens, Pence, DeKruger, Bouwens, Lyons, Mr. Lewis. EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Legg, DeWitt, Cornwall, Bougton, Reynolds, Baker, Covey, Lyke, Maines, Greule, Meyers. SECOND ROW: Blount, Eckrich, Wage, Perkins, Murray, Ballard, Scofield, DeCook, Wright, Catherman, Elzufon. THIRD ROW: VanWaes, Havert, Stell, Scott, Frey, Tiebout, Tange, Rohrer, Stiles, Chappel, Spade, Carney. FOURTH ROW: Hart, Pack, Lockner, De-Cann, Huling, Rich, Chatfield, Fillmore, VandenBout, Egolf, Morris. FIFTH ROW: VanOoyen, Briggs, Bouwens, Cady, Lukas, Mirras, Johnson, Sullivan, Pitts, Jayne, Holben. SIXTH ROW: Pulice, Graf, Mr. Red-dout, Miss Leng, Hares, Allen. FIRST ROW Haney, Blount, Shelters, Perry, Johnson, Ferland, Matchett, McGee, Vollertsen. SECOND ROW: McGovern, DeRue, Briggs, Port, Cornwell, Miles, McCracken, Baker, Priebe, Fries, Dulmage. THIRD ROW: Hart, Swartz, Phillips, Willemsen, Myers, Churcher, Neeley, VanTyle, Crespo, Chutney, Bodine, Marcano. FOURTH ROW: Forbes, Sloane, Comstock, Snyder, Luerrsen, Graf, Prutzman, DePauw, Busby, Drave, Bell. FIFTH ROW: Kidder, Scutt, Guchone, Concert, Sova, Martin, Allen, Juckema, Julius, Cory, Rogers. SIXTH ROW: Mrs. Robinson, Blankenburg, Russell, Lester, Ortiz, Finewood, Miss Sherman. SEVENTH GRADE 70 FIRST ROW: DeMay, Tilburg, MacWilliams, Mayer, McIntosh, Hendley, Pechler, Cavanaugh, Chaffee, Ellis, Foti. SECOND ROW: Nevil, Vanderbrook, Kibler, Eldridge, Coleman, Rossi, Rowe, Willemsen, Baker, Dean, Wirth, Scott. THIRD ROW: Chen, McGarigle, Rice, Lynch, Legg, VanSchaffel, Blanche, Frey, Redl, Freling, Howard, Finch, Smith. FOURTH ROW: Martin, Scofield, Kidder, Reeves, Contario, Delano, Bomheim-er, Cambier, DeNering, Baker, Horning, Polakiewicz. FIFTH ROW: Simonse, Van Kouvering, Gates, DeNering, Chirumbolo, Richards, Finewood, Talerics, Bou-wens, Welcher, VanCleef, Magratten, Crothers. SIXTH ROW: Mr. Santoro, Reeves, Mayer, Almekinder, Munk-hott, Burnham, Krebbeks, Long, Howard, Mr. Pullano. FIRS'! ROW: Tellier, Maine8, Simes, McCracken, Van Scott, Szoke, Bushart, Kneut, VerHeecke. SECOND ROW: Cain, Rockwood, locco. Bee kens, Herd, Larson, .Jones, Gullo, Gifford, O’Neill, Cambier. THIRD ROW: VanWinkle, Graf, Schrader, Wadsworth, Rago, Bertou, Cornelia, VanReypen, Lenhart, Fagner, Skarbek, Leene. FOURTH ROW: Burritt, Casselman, Carlson, Glerum, MacWilliams, Gilbert, Earl, Rahm, Murray, Brunner, DePauw, Bloom, Mrs. Patanzo. FIFTH ROW: Norse n, Adams, Derby, Wallace, Baker, David, Den-Decker, O Connell, Busby, Latta, Bement, Hannan. SIXTH ROW: Gulick, Reeves, Tilburg, Crawford, Harding, Walker, Guidarelli, Mrs. Barker. SEVENTH GRADE OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION FIRS7 ROW: Austin, Phillips, VanWinkle, Sprong, DeRue, Fredrickson, Greule, Jackson, VanWinkle. Rice, Hamelinck. SECOND ROW: Mr. Kraham, ACTIVITIES FIRST ROW: Kitching, Gifford, Asin, Fremouw, Beader, Schantz, Chaffee. SECOND ROW: Miss Perrin, Rock-wood, Stoddard, Potter, Kikes, Corthals, Scheer, Perillo, Meyers, Peters, Brown, Hurley. THIRD ROW: Joseph, Ryan, Admiraal, Travis, Juckema, DeLue, Popeck, Stevens. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Newark chapter of the National Honor Society was organized in 1956. The purpose of the Society is to promote high standards of Scholarship, Service, Leadership, and Character among the students of Newark Senior High. Membership in the Society is based upon these qualities. Students from the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes are elected to the Society each year, and traditional induction ceremonies are held at a school assembly in January. Sophomores are probationary members and may become full members in their junior year, providing they maintain the high standards required by the organization. FIRST ROW: Vandenbout, Brams, Caster, Grauer, brook, Radi. THIRD ROW: Long, Magill, Hardy, Kaufman, Menuhin, Pruner. SECOND ROW: Chit- Humphrey, Monje, Cebula, Weeks, Van Camp, Hill, tenden, Anderson, Tiebout, Benzel, Weiler, Vander- FRONT ROW: Mr. Eberl, DeVey, Stevens, Anderson. Ellsworth, Stoddard, Travis. SECOND ROW: Fremouw, Ryan, DeLue, Fine wood, Greene. SCIENCE PROJECTS CLUB The Science Projects club is an organization comprised of students interested in the many aspects of science. The invited members are asked to attendtwomeet-ings a month, at which movies are shown, experiments are given, orgeneral discussions held on careers in science. The club is the sponsor of the annual Science Fair held in the spring. The members participate in several field trips a year with their faculty advisor, Mr. Eberl. The Stargazers is an organization open to boys and girls in the ninth through twelfth grades who wish to spend their spare time in the fascinating field of astronomy. The group goes on several field trips throughout the year visiting telescope locations in various places. On the bulletin boards around our school can be found some of the work which the club does. STARGAZERS FIRST ROW: Popeck, Weaver, VanLiew, Timmerson, Hill, Mr. Williams. SECOND ROW: Emmel, Hawver, Cambier. STANDING: Mr. Perry. FRONT TO BACK. LEFT ROW: Hurley. Rogers, Chaffee, Schantz, Scheer, Corthals, Jess, Weller, Quku. FRONT TO BACK. RIGHT ROW: Palmeri, Davis, Monje, Peters, Kitching, Asin, Klick, Guzman, Potter, Burgess. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dobbeleare, Brams, Petty, Goodman, Zimorino, Downey, Lewis, Bishop, Jagger, Miller, Strong, Years, DePauw, O’Connell. THESPIANS The Thespian Club is a living example of the many faces of the theater. The visual face of the actor who carries out the role in the play is joined by many other faces, which, though not seen, are just as vital to the play’s success. For each actor, there must be a costume and make-up. The set, which must be designed and built, must be vitalistic while conforming to the stage directions. The play must be well-publicized. Sound effects, curtains, and lighting must be controlled. All of these things must be co-ordinated by the director. This year’s best example of such a combined effort was the musical Where's Charley?, done in cooperation with the choral clubs. Seldom does anyone experience such happiness and satisfaction as when the applause of the audience and the glare of the footlights have just died down on a presentation well done. STAGE CREW FIRST ROW: Ellsworth, Quku, Graf, Popeck. SECOND ROW: Burgess, Petty, Lewis, Jagger. FIRST ROW: Fine wood, Boyce, Cook, Langenstein, Provoost, Huling, Perillo, Morris, Smith, Wemett. SECOND ROW: Bishop, Marcano, Leggitt, Federico, Serens, Synesaei, Kohl, Carlson, Mott, Dawson, Mr. VanDerBrook, Mr. Hawver, Miss Critelli, Reeves. ART EXHIBITION CLUB The Art Exibition Club of the Newark Senior High renders great service to the school. The purpose of the club is to help beautify the school by displaying student work and reproductions of famous artists’ work in the halls of the school. The members of the Art Club are working on a project of permanent exibits of the works of Vincent Van Gogh, Pablo Picaso, Edouard Manet, and Henri de Toulouse-Loutric. These permanent exibits will be shown in the display cases in the student and main entrances. The students thank the Art Club for the work it is doing in the school. JUNIOR REMBRANDTS FIRST ROW: Ellis, Lynch, Wage, Comstock, Crothers, Priebe, Chaffee. SECOND ROW: Haney, Forbes, Freelove, David, Magratten, Hannan, DeBoerdere, Howard, Snyder, DeMay, Mrs. Neuhard. THIRD ROW: Cambier, Hotaling, Baker, Smith, Coif, Matchett, Cator, Legg. SENIOR HIGH LIBRARY STAFFS The Library Staff of the Newark Senior High School renders great service to the faculty and students of the school. Its members assist in the operation of the library and serve at monthly faculty teas. Included in their services are mending worn books, shelving books, distributing library notices, and helping the faculty and students find books and periodicals. The school thanks these staff members for their daily help in the functioning of the library. JUNIOR HIGH FIRST ROW: DeCann, Menuhin, Shove. SECOND ROW: DuBois, Miss Howland, VanOoyen, VanAnkeren, Dickens. THIRD ROW: Warner, Katsanos, Bell, Waldorf, Dailey, Delano, Cat-holdi, Shulters, Vollertson, Reeves, Ehrhardt, Mrs. Vanderbrook. FIRST ROW: Martin, Forbes, Howard, Lockner, Davis, Pack, Eberl, Casselman, Edgett. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Klossner, Snyder, Comstock, Rockwood, Brumm, Sloane, Port, Robinson, Eckrich, Miles, Horning, De-Pauw. THIRD ROW: Tilburg, Foti, Legg, Luerssen, Deming, Tyler, Pruner, Johnson, Simes, Neely, Vande-Viver. I he Cosmopolitan Club is expressly for language students. Its membership is composed of students of the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades who are studying a foreign language. The club seeks to promote international good will, an unprejudiced attitude toward all peoples, and an appreciation of foreign cultures. All of these goals are important in today’s world to create the understanding necessary for peace. Ihroughout the year the club has guest speakers who have traveled abroad to tell of their experiences in foreign countries. The Cosmopolitan Club assists in the American Field Service Drive in the fall each year and sponsors a tea for the foreign exchange students of the county. In an assembly, they speak to the student body about the life and customs at their native countries. The club also gives the foreign exchange student in Newark money to be used to place a call to his family in his native country. In these ways, the Cosmopolitan Club seeks to form a better understanding and knowledge of the other countries of the world. FIRST ROW: Pietropaolo, Anderson, Lynch, Hurley, Brown, Davis, Palmeri, Alvaro, Chaffee, Corthals, Asin, Kaufman, VandenBout, DeVries. SECOND ROW: Bra-mante, Dickens, Gruele, Kotvis, DeFabio, Shove, Miller, Scheer, Klick, Stiles, Leggitt, VanOoyen, Shulters, Fred rick sen. STANDING: Beader, Pena. THIRD ROW: Celso, Bodine, Benzel, Synesael, Tiebout, Albrecht, Len-hart, Van Dyke, Manges, Savage, Palmeri, Grauer, Ad-mi raal, Westbrook. FOURTH ROW: Ferguson, Fikes, Rock wood, Collins, Temple, Dobbelaere, Jess, Catholdi, Hause, Nittolo, Pruner, Cambier, Bedette, Costello. FIFI'H ROW: Scheetz, Shirtz, Fischette, Ropka, Jackson, Bolich, Boyko, Kitching, Schantz, Heinlein, Pelis, Brams, Jagger, Butler. SIXTH ROW: Admiraal, Talbo, Ixmg, Leenhouts, Leenhouts, Gutzman, Johnson, Haw-ver, Scott, Hill, Weeks, Gorall, Vanderbrook. SEVENTH ROW: Burgess, Steimer, Morris, Weiler, Menuhin, Legg, Zonneville, Albrecht, Howard, Meyn, Langenstein, Caster, Petrus. EIGHTH ROW: Mr. Campbell, Mrs. Carter, Mr. Foster. COSMOPOLITAN CLUB CREATIVE WRITING CLUB FIRST ROW: Blount, Bouman, Leggitt, Lewis, Beader. SECOND ROW: Years, Vanderbrook, Asin, Meyn, Stoddard, Rice, Sheehan, Stiles, Perillo, Gorall, Bramante, Miss Richards. The Creative Writing Club is organized for the purpose of encouraging and recognizing the outstanding works of the Newark High School students. In this club, the students can combine their writing talents and profit through discussion with one another. The climax to the club’s year is the publishing of the MERIDIAN, a magazine comprised of short stories, poems, and essays. FIRST ROW: Rawson, Taylor, Mott, Rowe, Rogers, Nevil, Perry, Case, Flack, McDonald. SECOXD ROW: McWilliams, Coyle, Coif, Roelands, Larwood, Covey, Howard, Rogers, Martin, Vermeulen, Talbo. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Munson, Norsen, Hinkley, DeBlaere, Blank- enburg, Lyon, Wright, Rogers, VanDeMortel, Downs, LaFlam. FOURTH ROW: Lyke, Andrews, Butler, Hunt-ley, Smith, Vermeulen, Boeye, I)©John, Lenhart, McGovern, Goodall. SENIOR HIGH FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization of students with the purpose of helping individuals improve personal, family, and community living. Special goals include personal and social development, improvement in family and home living, and acceptance of community responsibilities. The Future Homemakers also help finance community and school projects through several money-making projects, such as coffee hours and bake sales. The girls learn that happiness comes through the unselfish giving of oneself to help others. JUNIOR HIGH FIRST ROW: Prouti, Covey, Freelove, Bodine, Gilbert, Larwood. SECOND ROW: Huling, Keller, Strong, Leene, Bennett, Coif, Catherman, DeToye. THIRD ROW: Hugh-son, Marcano, DeCann, Wildridge, Elzufon, Parsons, Mrs. Hill. FOURTH ROW: Miss Ostrowski, Holben, Wage, VanOoyen, DeBoerdere, Bergman, Celestino, Brown, Edgett. 80 CANDY STRIPERS SEATED: Mrs. Scott. LEFT TO RIGHT: Peters, Ca-tholdi, Pratt, Rommel, Tellier, Davis, Smith, Stoddard, O’Connell, Temple, Scheer, Bodine. The Future Nurses’ Club aids in guiding students who are interested in nursing and health careers. The members become acquainted with the experiences of nursing by talking with guest speakers, and by working with the patients at the Veterans Hospital in Canandaigua. In addition, interested girls may participate in the Candy Striper Program at the Newark-Wayne Community Hospital. It is here that the girls may see professional nurses at work, caring for the patients. The Future Nurses visit people, help them, and, by doing so, convey the message of hope and luippiness to all. FUTURE NURSES FIRST ROW: Caster, Kaufman, Nye, Mrs. Scott Hause, Pratt. SECOND ROW: Goodall, Howard Ballard, Henderson, Vandermortel, Davis, Monje Wirth. THIRD ROW: Shove, Phillips, Covey, Tay lor, Blount, Cambier, Bouman, Peters, Scheer FOURTH ROW: Nittolo, Shulters, Peters. Meyn Leggitt, Stiles, Collins, Zonneville,Tyler, Johnson Bodine. FIFTH ROW: Catholdi, Warner, Kgolf Johnson, Scheetz, O'Connell, Temple, Savage. La da, U gg, Fikes. SIXTH ROW: Tellier, Dobble are, Rommel, Bloom, Bouwens. Smith, Stoddard Butler, DePauw. Good character, scholarship, leadership, and an interest in the teaching profession are the qualities that are required for membership in the Future Profs Club. Its purposes are to achieve as much knowledge as possible about teaching and to use this knowledge for the betterment of the members, their school, and their community. Although the club has been meeting officially for only two years, it has attracted many members and is sure to be a great success. FIRST ROW: Muscolino, Bramante, Westbrook, Guzman, Foti, Mr. Galway. SECOND ROW: Skarbek, Juckema, Ridley, Smith, Zimorino, Lewis, Burgess, Long. THIRD ROW: Popeck, Burgess, Shifflett, Moens, Bennett, Zimorino, Quku, Lagan a, Jagger, VanCamp, Finewood, Goodman, Fremouw, DeVey, Sylvester, Johnson, Hill. FUTURE PROFS FUTURE TEACHERS FIRST ROW: Pietropaolo, Palmeri, Gizzi, DeWolf, Costello, Lucas, Bell, Delano, Lenhart. SECOND ROW: Miss Perrin, Long, Cornellius, Katsanos, Alvaro, Hein-lein, Schantz, DeWitt, Polakiewicz, Mels, Perillo. THIRD ROW: Healy, Miller, Vanderbrook, Hause, Hurley, Chaffee, Lynch, Chittenden, Westbrook, Jansen, Ferland, Lewis, Ferguson. FOURTH ROW: Galtieri, Chelenza, DeBruyne, Austin, Weiler, Synesael, Tiebout, Benzel, Bouman, Corthals, Pelis, Langenstein, VandenBout, De-Fabio. FIFTH ROW: Cresibene, Castor, Ropka, Shirtz, Rockwood, Case, Bolich, Boyko, Jackson, Lukas, Fis-chette. The Newark Chapter of the Future Teachers of America was formed to help and inform girls who are interested in teaching as their career. Through the aid of guest speakers, girls are able to learn more about the possibilities of teaching as a career. Membership is open to any girls in the four classes who show an interest in teaching and meet the scholastic requirements. Each year the club tries to take two trips, one to a state university college and one to a liberal arts college. 82 FIRST ROW: Miller, Kaufman, Lynch, Asin, Mason, Chaffee. SECOND ROW: Grauer, Kitching, Weeks, Ropka Plane, Jagger, Lewis, Juckemu, Beader, Scott, - SENIOR HIGH Corthals. THIRD ROW: Costello, Schantz, Nittolo, VandenBout, Menuhin, VanOoyen, Brams, Caster, Rs-chette, Galtieri. HI-TIMES STAFF The Hi-Times publishes school news items in the weekly local paper, The— Newark Courier-Gazette. The volunteer staff consists of writers and typists 7 Lc_ headed by an editor, a junior editor, a business manager, and their assistants. Underclassmen are probationary members for one year. At the end of this period they are formally invited to join the staff if their work has been acceptable. The editor makes assignments and accepts final responsibility for ma- cr- terial. The business manager keeps the books and sells papers within the school from which the club accrues a small profit. The purpose of the Hi-Times page is to inform the students, faculty, and other interested members of the community of the many varied activities connected with the school. UUL OJLjl. 07 - —-d. M - . 3 , JUNIOR HIGH FIRST ROW: Legg, Huntley, DeCann, Vanderlinde, Iocco, Myers, Liddick, Matchett, DeMay. SECOND ROW: Johnson, Gavin, Deboerdere, Williams, Bergman, Dierks, Sherman, Lukas, Palmer. THIRD ROW: Mr. Callenbach, Miss Leng, Tiebout, Bums, Edgett, Polakiewicz, Comstock, Buritt, Baker, Vanderbrook, Baker, VanTyle, Simes, Mrs. Patanzo. FOURTH ROW: Egolf, Finewood, Hannan, Chalker, Derby, Wage, Morris, Port, DeFelice, Coif, Scott. FIRST ROW: Fredricksen, Monje, Hardy, Skarbek. SECOND ROW: Bramante, Munn, Magee, Popeck. THIRD ROW: Downey, Evangelist, Fremouw, DeVey, Blake, Palmer, Lagana, DeJohn, Humphrey, Strong. Mr. Neuhard. FOURTH ROW: Joseph, Lawrence, Stevens, Zappia, Maressa, Westbrook. FIFTH ROW: Boeckmann, Smith. Ridley, Monje. Witt, VanNorman. HI-Y The members of the Hi-Y Club create, maintain, and extend high standards of Christian character throughout the home, school, and community. The boys cooperate in making valuable contributions to such charitable organizations as the Red Cross, Community Chest, American Field Service, and the Foster Parents’ Plan. By accepting and promoting the purpose and principles of the Hi-Y club, the members are continually increasing the recognition of the organization. Brightening the life of an individual is developing a sense of gratitude and happiness in yourself. In the Tri-Hi-Y, the girls visit the State School and make favors for the aged. Their aim is to encourage and create the ideas of Christian behavior in both school and community. TRI-HI-Y FIRST ROW: Lewis, Collins, Westbrook, VanDusen, Peters, Stei-mer, Perillo, Weiler, DeJohn, Howard. SECOND ROW: McClellan, Johnson, Lucas, Gilbert, Duncan, Glerum, Schantz, Pruner. THIRD ROW: Jackson, Nye, Fikes,Synesael, Costello,Grauer, Grant, Ferguson, VandenBout, Lenhart, Miss Crellin. S'M [ kjUK. [UOO. 'JM ftJ'TTM'ryUte -' UJTL- p XLujjX' yOjf 3 T} kxa I J amM IuJ ts y J.X- jljLxJ L tj mujji, XUrrrc Ma£ ] stk a cuzir 4 jJk nJpmJ aj oAl jbtl f) Ct -d 13 0 FIRST ROW: Corthals, Chittenden, Chaffee, Vander-brook, Hause. SECOND ROW: Miss Younglove, Sche-er, Leggitt, Mason, Lynch, Fredricksen, Vanderbrook, Kitching. THIRD ROW: Heinlein, Davis. FOURTH ROW: Perillo, Kaufman. FIFTH ROW: Wemett, Lan-genstein, Beader, Ropka. 3-T CLUB - -4 Xr yeJ c truth, thrift, and trust in its members. A 3-T member ShFfoyy -At xVy yet a 'e JL 3-T Club is a service club organized to develop w. th, thrift, and trust in its members. A 3-T member , r 0 performs her duties accurately and to the best of hcr t r O x ability. Among these duties are attending bi-monthly jtA sessions at the State School to talk to and entertaiiw-X y 7 the girls there, and singing carols for the aged at the , Wayne County Home during the Christmas season. Although these activities are satisfying as well as fun, the main idea of the 3-T club is to promote good j{? will in serving the school and the community, ju? u utl Td ■ er . OL -dt 44 0 Happiness is found in aiding other people, and this is the principle of the Boys’ Service Club. The members serve individuals, the school, and the community. Annually the club undertakes service projects. In recent years, the club has presented the flags and lectern in the auditorium, the school sign, the clock in the student entrance, and the drinking fountain on the athletic field. The Boys’ Service Club also weeds the shrubbery it planted, directs parking, and runs the concession stand at the football and basketball games. The members of this club are now learning and developing the responsibility that will one day make them strong and active citizens of their community. B0YSimm dm J r-d i usje '• '77I FIRST ROW: Fredricksen, Humphrey, Strong, Dejffhn, Popeck, Gilbert. SECOND ROW: Downey, Witt, Monje! Ridley, VanNorman, Lagana, Smith, Goodman. THIRD ROW: Stevens, Maressa, Fagner, Weeks, Joseph, Lawrence, Zappia, Hardy, Boeckmann, Fine wood, Blake, Evangelist FOURTH ROW: Monje, Vandermortel, Perry, Palmer, Fremouw, DeVey, Quagliata, Munn, Mr. Hess. FIRST ROW: Mr. Wadsworth, Rawson, Goodall, Hugh-son, Case, Deuel, Perillo,Bedette, DeCola, Fisher, Hyman, Mitchell, Valle, Boney. SECOND ROW: Meyers, Lucas, DeSeyn, Covey, Ahrans, VanDyke, Taylor, Jansen, Greule, Radi, Galtieri, Cambier, Mayberry, Scott. THIRD ROW- Hartnagel, Meyn, Crescibene, Carr, Jess, Mels, Perillo, Rogers, Goossen, Trowbridge, Rice, Fol-lette, Wolfe, Leenhouts. FOURTH ROW: DeCann, Larwood, Synesael, Rice, Steimer, Wemett, Nye, Scheer, Katsanos, Albrecht, Freelove, Condit, Morrison, Bom-heimer. FIFTH ROW: Tiebout, Schwab, McParland, Legg, O’Connell, Scheetz, Temple, Adams, VanWaes, Cambier, Caster, Bush, Hawver, Cebula, Darrow. SIXTH ROW: Hause, Morris, Langenstein, Collins, DePauw, Synesael, Contario, Huling, Klick, Stoddard, Jackson, Smith. Rohlin, Jagger, Fiu faro, Monje. SENIOR CHORUS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Wadsworth, Jagger, Goodman. FIRST ROW: Brooks, Knapp, Echrich, Westbrook, Pal-meri, Costello, Admiral, Shove, Fredricksen, Quag-liata, Boeye, Palmeri, Douglas, Mr. Wadsworth. SEC OND ROW: Burgess, Quku, Elwell, DeFabio, Vanden-Bout, VanOoyen, Peters, Blount, Blankenburg, Rogers, Peters, Kaufman, Chittenden, Ferguson. THIRD ROW: Guzman, DeCann, Benny, Miller, Norsen, Blankenburg, Zonneville, Roemer, Austin, Corthals, Pena, Lynch, Lewis, Stiles. FOURTH ROW: Kverdyke, Graf, Brooks, Petty, Rommel, Quance, Hause, Blankenberg, Nichols, Gorall, Potter, Rock wood, Kotvis, Polakiewicz. FIFTH ROW: Long, Liddick, Years, Magill, Miller, Lucas, Martin, Vanderlinde, Shirtz, Bolick, Benzel, Daley, Lenhart, Hause, Shulters. SIXTH ROW: Ridley, New-combe, Keller, Travis, Welcher, Miller, Brams, Hause, Schwartz, Boynton, Crane, Healy, Dobbelaere, Rsh-chette, Fikes. CHORUS BAND OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Mr. Bascom. SECOND ROW: Bishop, Quku, Lucas, Radi. THIRD ROW: Ridley, Bennett, Magill, Blake, Jagger. SITTING: Kaufman. FIRST ROW: Rogers, Lynch, ROW: Miller, Brams, Schwartz, Hause, Klick, Mr. Scheetz, Synesael, Stoddard, Potter, Benzel, Rs- Wadsworth, chette, Legg, Go rail, Perillo, DeSeyn. SECOND GIRLS ENSEMBLE SWING WING SITTING: Mr. Wadsworth. FIRST ROW: Rogers, Lynch, Scheetz, Synesael, Stoddard, Potter, Benzel, Fischette, Legg, Gorall, Perillo, Kaufman, DeSeyn. SECOND ROW: Guzman, Boney, Klick, Schwartz, Miller, Brams, Hause, Eck rich, Scott. THIRD ROW: Magi 11, Years, Bomheimer, Bush, Newcombe, Fur-faro, Graf, Liddick, Valle. 88 FIRST ROW: Logosh, Finewood, Miles, DeCann, Fitch, Lyke, Hubbard, McDonnald. SECOND ROW: Arend, Cornelius, DeLand, Bell, DeVey, Young, Lester, Larwood. Hause. THIRD ROW: Hannan! Craver, Quance. Lent, Chelenza, Huntley, De Bruyne, Hannan, Crothers, Bowman. FOURTH ROW: Van Dusen, Short, Cotton, Lukas, Cook, Van Hall, DeJohn, Stockman, Peck. FIFTH ROW: Va-lastro, Gorall, Cowles, Casselman, Welcher, Minde. FRESHMAN CHORUS FIRST ROW: Salerno, Craver, Mayberry, Carney, Cerevolo, Haney, Vollertson, Lenhart. SECOND ROW: Quagliata, Taylor, Burgess, Lagana, Edgett, Duncan, Colarocco, Verbridge, Pulver. THIRD ROW: VanAnkeren, De Witt, De Pauw, Hobkirk, Shelters, Blevins, Rogers, Wright, Van Camp, De May. FOURTH ROW: Hamelynck, Vermeulen, Waldorf, Bilotta, Healy, Lagana, Collins, Robinson, Langenstein, Katsanos. FIFTH ROW: Bloomer, Bouwens, Allen, Benjamin, Reeves. FIRST ROW: VandeViver, Hughson, Prouty, Cator, Legg, Liddick, Larwood, Greule, DeCann, Wild ridge, Elzufon, Mourey. SECOND ROW: Crum, Davis, Blount, Baker, Mollenkopf, Stuart, Clark, Perkins, Kaller, Tyler, DeWitt, Ehrhardt, Huling. THIRD ROW: Bouwens, VanOoyen, Colarocco, Miller, DeCook, Burns, Edgett, Mitchell, Finch, Vanderlinde, Gavin, Chick, Leene, Freelove, Lewis. FOURTH ROW: Shaffner, Wright, Hartnagel, DeToye, DeCann, Bennett, Stell, SanAngelo, Sloane, Hotaling, Brown, Boeye, Sek, Priebe. FIFTH ROW: Briggs, Davis, Frey, Johnson, Pitts, Dierks, DeKruger, Krens, Graf, Fisher, Johnson, Vanderbout, Scott, Lyon, Gilbert. EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS SEVENTH GRADE CHORUS FIRST ROW: Blount, Neely, VanTyle, Wadsworth, Herd, O’Niel, Haney, DeMay, Magee. SECOND ROW: Mr. Mac Ronald, Szoke, Gifford, Bell, Dean, Howard, Perry, Eldridge, Simes, Garigle, Matchett. THIRD ROW: Burritt, Welcher, Simonse, Rogers, Robinson, Contario, DePauw, Polakiewicz, Gullo, Luerrsen, DePauw. FOURTH ROW: Baker, VanKoevering, Walker, Mar-gratten, Juckema, Beesly, Hansen, Martin. FIRST ROW: Anderson, Edgett, Rogers, Lukas. SECOND ROW: Stuart, Bishop, Taylor, Johnson, Lukas, Verb ridge, Adams, Marcano, Radi. THIRD ROW: Covey, Ballard, Hubbard, Hubbard, DeWitt, Johnston, Burgess, Roemer, McIntyre, VanDusen, Hill, Ahrans, Hannon, Robinson. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Bascom, Bishop, Valle, Cooper, ftkes, Duncan, Short, Lyon, Glerum, Scheer, Campbell. FIFTH ROW: Stiles, Knapp, Scott, Quku, Tyler, Ridley, Lembke, Eckrich, Lada, Potter, Liddick. SIXTH ROW: Fisher, Hills, Magill, Benjamin, Keller, Petty, Miller, Hobkirk, Jagger. SEVENTH ROW: Fine wood, Reynolds, Reeves, Blake, Blake, DePauw, Herd, Bennett, Sheehan, Vermeulen. CONCERT BAND The Coral Clubs, under the direction of Mr. Wadsworth, include the Freshman Chorus, Senior Chorus, Girls’ Glee Club, Boys’ Glee Club, Swing Wing, and Girls’ Ensemble. These groups give two main concerts during the year, one presented during the Christmas season, and the other in the spring. The members of both the Girls' Ensemble and Swing Wing are chosen from the Senior Chorus. The Swing Wing consists of the members of Girls’ Ensemble plus an equal number of boys. These two groups rehearse outside of school to perform at many functions in the community. Collaboration with the Thespian Club made possible the very successful performance of Around The World In Eighty Days’’ two years ago. The musical Where’s Charley? , presented for two evenings this spring, was also very favorably received. The band clubs, directed by Mr. Bascom, consist of the Concert Band and the Dance, or Stage, Band. The Concert Band is composed of 70 members selected on their musical ability and willingness to devote their time to music of classic and light concert styles. The Dance Band consists of 15 members who perform occasionally after home basketball games. The band members also play at the football games, adding pep and enthusiasm to this sport. Along with marching in parades, our band gives two concerts each year. The band made two public concert appearances last year at the winter and spring concerts. The band members also participate in an All-County Band at the Junior and Senior High School level, the New York State Band and Solo Contest, and the All-State Sectionals. They take an occasional trip to Rochester for the appreciation of professional groups, such as the Eastman Wind Ensemble. This year they also attended a performance of the Marine Band. Because of the variety of opportunities offered by the music department of Newark Central School, any student interested in music is sure to find what he seeks in one of these clubs. 91 FIRST ROW: Langlands, Foster, Stell, Reynolds, Mar-cano, Hughson, Montana, Cambier, Blount, Chetney, Fagner, Magee. SECOND ROW: DeVelder, Pells, Wilkens, Neely, Willemsen, Waldorf, Liddick, Quinn, Willemsen, Wadsworth, Clark, George, Reddout THIRD 7?OlF.Van-Shaffel, Wlrth, Baker, Earl, Crespo, Huntley, Wads- worth, McGovern, Petty, Goodman, Robinson, Magil, Cator, Mr. Robb. FOURTH ROW: Gates, Sherman, Williams, Pelis, Adams, Guidarelli, Fanning, Eberl, Lock-ner, Elzufon, Burns, Edgett, Radi. FIFTH ROW: Dean, Martin, Yancy, DeKruger, Bement, Lyon, DePauw, Quance, McGratten, Hannon, Marko. Our Senior advisors, Miss Younglove and Mr. Galway, talking here with Debbie Nye and Lupe Pena. Their encouragement and understanding has led the Seniors to success as a class and individually. 92 FIRST ROW: Chittenden, Perillo, Gilbert, Howard, Costello, Palmeri, Westbrook. SECOND ROW: Gifford, Asin, Synesael, Chaffee, Grant, Scheer, Hitching, Schantz. THIRD ROW: McGovern, Pelis, Menuhin, Hurley, Brown, Lynch, Vanderbrook, Hartnagel, McClellan. FOURTH ROW: Tiebout, Heinlein, Rockwood, Langenstein, Smith, Brams, Polakiewicz, O’Connell, Healy, Rschette. G.A.C. The Girls’ Athletic Club is composed of those sophomore, junior and senior girls who are interested in sports activities. Each girl must participate in at least three of these intramural programs in order to maintain membership in the club. A wide range of sports is offered, including field hockey, tennis, basketball, and swimming. The culmination of the club’s activities comes in the spring, when those girls who have acquired enough points to qualify spend a weekend at Bristol. The G. A. C. gives girls an opportunity for personal growth and development through active participation in an excellent sports program. FIRST ROW: Glerum, Nye, Ropka, Corthals, Albrecht SECOND ROW: Lewis, Nittolo, Vanderbrook, Mason, Hause, Alvaro, Kaufman. THIRD ROW: Miss Olsen, Pratt, Duncan, Cook, Roelands, Stewart, Deuel, Palmeri, Lucas. FOURTH ROW: Fikes, Howard, Jackson, Lukas, Boyko, Hause, Potter. 96 FIRST ROW: Duncan, Edgett, Chelenza, Lagona, Bloomer, Lane. SECOND ROW: Miss Brown, Finewood, DeVey, Haney, Bishop, Mayberry, Bohusz. THIRD ROW: Shulters, DePauw, DeBruyne, Pulver, Cray, Hause. FOURTH ROW: Huntley, Hannon, Cook, Bilotta, Ceravolo. FRESHMAN G.A.C. SPORTS COUNCIL SITTING FROM BOTTOM TO TOP: Nye, Asin, Gifford, Chelenza, Hause, Nittolo, Miss Brown. STANDING: Lewis, Alvaro, Corthals, Collins. SOCCER CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders of Newark Senior High School create great enthusiasm throughout the student body for the success of our teams. There are three squads, each consisting of five members and two substitutes, excluding the Freshman squad which has one substitute. Throughout the year at our pep assemblies, entertaining, yet impressionable, skits are put on by the Varsity and Junior Varsity cheerleaders. Becoming a cheerleader is a very rewarding feat since try-outs are extremely competitive. The girls selected are expected to live up to the fine standards of our school. FIRST ROW: Tiebout SECOND ROW: Synesael, Lewis, Benzel. LEFT TO RIGHT: Monje, Witt, Boeckman, DeJohn, Skarbek, Stevens, Joseph, Bramante, Westbrook, Plane, Mr. Tiebout VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club is an organization of Newark High athletes who have earned two and one-half letters, one of which must be a Varsity letter. Their main objective is to create and extend sportsmanship and cooperation throughout the school. Through true understanding of sportsmanship these boys render invaluable service to the school. Their major project is the sponsorship of the Block N Banquet. VARSITY AND JV FIRST ROW: Vanderbrook. SECOND ROW: Gifford, Scheer. THIRD ROW: Peters, Lynch. FOURTH ROW: Gilber R n--------------------------- vo v iilbert llppF 77 ROW: Grauer, Chaffee. SI$TH -v o'.roN , o £f o A; 0 o S?V C HE E RLE ADE R o V7 A p i J N v o wL JV.f CyC 0 v£ V 0-' v FRESHMAN RIGHT: Chelenza, Huntley, Lagana, Bishop, Mayberry, Bohusz. 99 TRST ROW: Kaupp, Kruger, Krens, McCalum, Dedrick. SECOND ROW: Mr. Tiebout, lill, Mayberry, Goodman, Skinner, Evangelist, iuebler. GOLF The eleven member Golf team, headed by Mr. Tiebout, is in its seventh year. Our Golf team has an excellent record of ten wins and only two losses. Since practice is more on an individual rather than a group basis, it is extremely important that all of the participants are willing to devote much of their spare time to practicing at the Newark Country Club. We congratulate our Golf team and wish the boys of the team the best of luck for next season. If you picked one word to describe the Tennis team, that word would probably be success. The team’s record is extremely good, and in the school year of 1965 it placed at the top of the participating teams. Two consecutive years before that it won over all of its opponents. Everyone looks towards the season of 1966 as another big year, for the completion of the tennis courts at the Senior High School will allow much more practice. The future for the team is indeed bright. TENNIS FIRST ROW: Tyler, Weeks, Scott, Palmer, Shuman. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bascom, Jag-ger, Fremouw, Reeves, Gilbert, Grauer. VARSITY KNEELING: Keller, Arend, Scott. STANDING: Santoro, Vanderbrook, Dennis, Bramante, Hardy, Reed, Truini, Mr. Reddout, DeJohn, Westfall, Blake, Pulver, Jukema, Frank, Joseph, Stevens. Newark Central School is proud of its 1965 edition of our country’s national pastime. We at Newark High think very highly of our baseball coach Mr. Reddout as well as the entire team. The Varsity had a ’65 season’s record of 3 wins, 7 losses, while the J.V. record was 7 wins, 7 losses. We wish the best of luck to the players of this year’s team and to future teams representing Newark. BASEBALL FIRST ROW: Hauseman, Bohusz, Rago, DePauw, Ceravolo. SECOND ROW: Mr. Van Earden, Johnson, Moon, Bremer, Bertou, Fredrick, Maugeri. Track competition is a growing spectator sport. This year’s team has experienced the thrill of competition, and the happiness of breaking new records. The team, this year composed of freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors, has flown the Newark High School to victory. The boys have cooperated with the coaches and worked hard to promote the school’s honor. FIRST ROW: Bouwens, Graf, Liddick, Jansen, Ryan, Skarbek, Humphrey, VanCamp, Marsh, Alvaro, Magee. SECOND ROW: Mason, Bishop, Vandemortel, DeJohn, Bowens, Boeye, Heise, Cebula, Years, DeCook, Graf, Freelove. THIRD ROW: VanLiew, Mr. Greene, Plane, Monje, Boeckmann, Tyler, Monje, Greene, Beale, Gulick, Bush, Smith, Sheehan, Westbrook, Mr. Miller. TRACK FIRST ROW: DeCann, Marsh, Muscolino, Britt, Sovereign, Cambier, Collins, Ranney, Freling, Rice, Lucas. SECOND ROW: Parsons, DeWeaver, Elwell, Petty, Cooper, Hill, Popeck. THIRD ROW: Jansen, Humphrey, Plane, Greene, Tyler. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Neely, Timerson, Follette, Hannan, Henderlong, Van-Liew. SWIMMING When a student signs up for the swimming team of this High School, he has only one thought in his mind. This thought, the compelling urge to win, may be observed at any practice or swimming meet. With this thought he represents our school as he takes the final turn several laps ahead of his competitors. Coach Neely’s finmen have kept up the great team spirit so common to all Newark athletes. The bowling team strives for individual achievement as well as team accomplishment. Winning most of their matches, the members contend for a worthy record which will maintain their already high interschool standing and their personal satisfaction of achieving. BOWLING LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Chetney, Moens, Clark, Me Intyre, Casselman, Johnston, Zappia. FIRST ROW: Bohusz, Ryan, Bramante, Westbrook, De-John, Doane, Fredricks, Joseph, Lawrence, Stevens. SECOND ROW: Larson, Perillo, Hardy, Goodman, Mane, Cebula, Fredrickson, Evangelist, Fremouw, Humphrey, DeCook, Maugiri, VanderMortal. THIRD ROW: Mr. Greene, DeLue, Blake, Bush, Lagana, Monje, Greene, DeJohn, Muscolino, Bornheimer, Boeck-mann, Mr. Santoro. VARSITY FOOTBALL In mud, snow, and the worst conditions possible, our football team has always put forth their best effort. Our boys who go out for this, sport are up against rigorous training and some disappointment, but we never should lack in pride of them. Perhaps they gain happiness from the feeling that they play their game both honestly and well. J.V. FIRST ROW: Popeck, Priebe, Foti, Gravino, Chappell, ROW: Moon, Wolfe, Priebe, Cornelia, Snyder, Mayberry, Maguiri, Synesael. SECOND ROW: Mr. Cebula, Bre- Norsen, Talbo. mer, Years, VanReypen, Asin, Liddick, Port. THIRD 104 FIRST ROW: Palermo, VanCamp, Colarocco, Hannan, Britt, Timerson, Tavano, Marsh, Zimorino. SECOND ROW: Scutella, Richards, VanderMortel, Langenstein, Stell, Fuller, Lagana, Katsanos, Scutt, Weiler, Hannan. THIRD ROW: Mr. Wood, Whitcomb, Collins, Nash, Cunningham, Pullen, Henderson, Cowles, Patchett, Bellow. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SOCCER The Newark High School soccer team is comprised of a group of hard working players and coaches, who, on the average, engage in two games per week. This year many realized that this relatively new American sport needed backing and support if it was going to prove itself a success. More and more people showed up at the games, and, led by our energetic cheerleaders, supplied the enthusiasm which undoubtedly boosted the team's play and work. FIRST ROW: Vanden Bout, Munn, Bouwens, Hause- Schafel, Johnson, Albrecht, Strong, Weaver, Hobkirk, man, Darrow, Rainey, Weeks, Hill, Maressa, Cray. Mr. Phillips. THIRD ROW: Witt, Bishop, DePauw, Rid- SECOND ROW: Mr. Seager, Ceravola, Munn, Van- ley, VanNorman, Zimorino, Britt. FIRST ROW: Fredricksen, Lawrence. SECOXD ROW: Smith, DeVey, Lane, Liddick, Stevens, VanTyle, Cray. THIRD ROW: Mr. Lewis, Foti, Lohman, Finewood, Long, Port, Cebula, Downey, Lagana. WRESTLING The school year of 1965-66 has been quite a successful one for the Newark Wrestling Team. Although the team did not achieve a winning season they did bring their average of wins up considerably. The new wrestling coach, Mr. Lewis, and the team have exerted a tremendous effort this year, and next year the hopes are high that the Newark Wrestlers will do even better. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Miller, Wahl, Palermo, Gorall, Knute, Henderson, Cooper, Langenstein, Pullen, Gavin, Scutella. FIRST ROW: Allan. SECOND ROW: Mr. VanEarden. THIRD ROW: Scott, Hardy, Blake, DePauw, Ridley, Bush, Evangelist, Bramante, Doane. Spirit and determination make a dedicated team, and this combination has motivated the Newark Reds. Although Newark has had a rough year on the court, her adversaries have failed to weaken her morale. Despite the squads never-ending intentness, the Reds did not tally any wins till the close of the season. Art’s long hazard, where no man may choose, whether he plays to win or toils to lose. (Caput Morbuun) VARSITY BASKETBALL JV BASKETBALL KNEELING: Mr. Shouey, Moon, Cowles, Nash, Rago. STANDING: Mangan, Musculino, Priebe, Gravino, Spade, Freelove, Munn. Uno, dos, tres, quatre, quinque, sex, seven, eight . . . Grrrrr—eat!! Bristol!! NNUAL CHRISTMAS CONCERT Presented By The Chorus Clubs of Newark Central School Fa la la la la, la la la la Lupe °C t Cs r. ‘n Sfi Infallibility?? Best Wishes to the Class of 1966 Pendleton Sportswear Hathaway Van Heusen Shields Jewelry Swank Jewelry Mighty Mac Corbin Slax Canoe Jade East Colognes Botony 500 Dobbs-Camp Hats Puritan Sweaters Numn-Bush Shoes Hush Puppies Bass Shoes Stanley Blacker Sport Coats rpi Aff 1 © MEN ® B0YS 115 HOME DAIRY COMPANY 209 S. MAIN ST. Compliments of DR. L. G. BEAL Pat Whiteford and Dick Travis continue the seemingly endless rehearsal of lines for the Junior Play, Harvey”. Compliments of DEPAUW CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE West Union St. DE-1-1010 Compliments of NEWARK PLAZA MERCHANTS Compliments of P. H. BEDETTE General Electric RCA Whirlpool Appliances Television COMPLETE SERVICE 506 So. Main St. Newark, New York DONS EAST NEWARK sJjno£o Good Luck to the Class of '66 STATION East Union Newark, N. Y. 331-9870 Compliments of DR. MILTON H. ELZUFON Mayor - Village of Newark and family Compliments of NEWARK MARKET Your Friendly Red White Store 104 W. Union St. Newark, N. Y. 117 Compliments of NEWARK LIONS CLUB Compliments of MONJE BROTHERS Mason Contractors 215 Wilson Street Newark, N. Y. Newark Sponsors of Newark Lions Scholarship Fund Compliments of the NEWARK COURIER-GAZETTE Compliments of ARTHUR GRAF 719 East Union St. DE 1-1610 GOOD LUCK GRADUATES! WAYNE DRUGS Compliments of RAY HILL DRIVING SCHOOL Downtown Newark — Plaza 124 Rose Drive 331-0977 118 Best Wishes to the Class of 1966 Comstock Foods Division THE BORDEN COMPANY Compliments of COLTON MOTORS INC. Stan Larry Rice DE JOHN'S SUPERETTE Groceries, Meats, and Vegetables 526 East Union St. Phone DE 1-4464 Best Wishes Best Wishes GILBERT'S From All the Folks at Registered Jeweler American Gem Society STOTTS J. Frank Gilbert Certified Gemologist DRYCLEANING Home of the finest in diamonds, watches, silver, charms, and jewelry FUR STORAGE INC. Best Wishes to the Class of 1966 PERFECTION 120 FOODS INC. HALLAGAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY Incorporated Manufacturers of UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE Newark, Wayne Co. New York COMPLIMENTS OF Dr. Mrs. Norbert Menuhin Ha rn ish Lookup Associates Civil Engineers Surveyors Professional Center 615 Moson Street Newark, N. Y. _______ 331-2800___________ After school—solitary halls and chance to talk privately. Q oXxrd-t LXX xt-i . ryxaxLt tCC-c-S p ujcua. oxl ydkSL _ f%eTcxr( (X’tscL oulC XsX - 12l£ m I CoufeJc -pn(v (_- Vc 'T.o r-r wL cXrv LOA jtot C Lv-O -Ct OjUL LjdL4 IjtDLrrVNJoo ' N UW O. LrLjLrvC_ £jp JOJ - .Uli1oI v_XWl T CJC q(t et r rckj.Q cv rt crw L - Cl rvVLATCrv o= o-A-t os ckjl U sriouj UT r rujUCX Jl L CU-X cioui Tc Dr. Joseph Kaurmdn nr JL v_Ajk_ eJ - -O-X y-yv 4- , ultzjuo j rv adi v duorv Jt oJuLkjrxj c i: Guo u LrCJUi ouo juuiL LrOsJ . jUucua yuj otX-oX awt 0- -CHtjL-, cuvx. dCo M. V 0 AjC v_J O X. CJvCryV . c -Ca-M-4 Compliments of BARKER BROS. HARDWARE 110 So. Main St. 57 Williams St. Newark Lyons tv-- - Compliments of NEWARK MASTER BARBERS « . J gj-COJL u-rC. C.- . f . ( CXXj -O- ( A C LJOUvJ - CKjk.| ori. MCCLELLAN OIL 0 Wy u= JUuaK ql- ooodt cfctjodiMi - C ut -LrC . sJ acrur - A a wLn -+— V I J Good Luck to the Class of 1966 Best Wishes To The Class of 1966 JLcxvKl tvo j- rvGUTxnjd Cb- UfUL rri r4 V ,_q d- 'Xodr ,X_l cry. uih QLt J KxnGrur r uui M. L. FIKES SON INC. Insurance Chaffee Building Newark, New York Phone: DE 1-1910 MARGROVE'S DAIRY Home of Cream Craft Dairy Products Old Smoothie Delicious Ice Cream A Treasure In Good Eating Newark, Geneva, Canadaigua, Phelps, Sodus 122 AUTOGRAPH PAGE Compliments of Sarah Coventry, Inc. Compliments of ELMER E. STELL SONS, INC. Complete Insurance Protection LYLE'S Intramurals offer the girls a chance to participate in sports’ competition. Here Miss Olson referees a basketball game. AUTOGRAPH PAGE Courtesy of Sunset Farms 124 Best Wishes to the Class of 1966 LINCOLN ROCHESTER TRUST CO. NEWARK PLAZA OFFICES DODSON OPTICIANS 210 S. Main St. Newark, New York DE-1-4680 Compliments of ROSE CITY AUTO SEAT COVER and GLASS SHOP Newark and Canandaigua G. R. BOYNTON JEWELER 107 E. Union St. Compliments Newark, New York of Keepsake Diamond Rings NEWARK STATIONERY International Silver Downtown Newark Bulova Watches Identification Bracelets 125 Best Wishes from SCOFIELDS Buick - First Compliments of FREDDIE’S DRIVE-IN West Union St. Newark DE-1' 9815 Lyons Wellington Sales Service VANDERBROOK PRESS, INC. Dinner Esso Service Center Commercial Printing Offset Letterpress Newark, New York DE-1-2575 J. WALTER CAVES, INC. Lumber .... Builders' Supplies Masons' Materials Hardware Acme and Touraine Paint Phone DE 1-3000 Newark, N. Y. Best Wishes from SCOn FUNERAL HOME INC. PR Al NO'S Dry Cleaning-Pressing Tailoring of All Kinds Three Hour Service on Dry Cleaning 192 E. Union St. Ph. DE-1 -2471 126 124 West Miller St. Newark, New York Phone 331-1175 BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '66 from the DENTISTS OF NEWARK DR. RAYMOND J. HALLINEN DR. JOSEPH A. JUSTINO DR. F.J. LANGENSTEIN DR. BRUNO J. MARESSA DR. HAROLD R. MAYBERRY DR. EDWARD A. MUNDY DR. RALPH B. NASH DR. ROBERT J. NICOLETTA DR. NEIL W. JOHNSON 127 WILSON HARDWARE Compliments of 141 East Union St. DE 1-114 Crane's Dairy Newark Plaza ... DE 1 -2571 Everything in hardware, plumbing, and houseware.” LASH'S SEWING CENTER Singer Sewing Machines dry cleaners one day service Repairs On All Makes of Sewing Machines Dress Material — Buttons CELSO’S Sewing Accessories 209 East Union launderers 137 W. Union St. 331-1408 Phone DE 1-4595 THIS IS YOUR SCHOOL LIFE For The Year 1965-1966 as photographed by BLAIR STUDIO Record the other important events of your life with good photographs by BLAIR STUDIO 116 S. Main St. Newark, N Y. Dial 331-1661 Portraits Weddings Commercial Photographs 128 THE PARIS APPAREL FOR MILADY DE 1-2540 COMPLIMENTS OF FARRELL'S SERVICE STATION Compliments of CITY MARKET Soccer is rapidly approaching football in popularity as can be seen by the spectators at this game. Although we lost this one, it was through no lack of spirit in either the participants or supporters. 129 Compliments of COLOR TV Free Parking Lyons Road Newark niorrison fadio iIhAF It's Smart To Buy Where You Get Service j ’ Paper Corporation Smith Metal Works of Newa rk Inc. Machining Welding Metal Fabrication Route 31, Newark, N. Y. J. R. PRUTZMAN Restyling and Upholstering Goodyear Air Foam Rubber Free Estimates 718 East Union Street Compliments of Loads of Luck and Good Wishes BUCK'S Main at Miller Ladies and Children's Apparel 130 DR. JACOB SIRKIN COMPLIMENTS OF LOUIS FRANCIS HANEY Attorney and Counsellor-at-law United States Post Office Box No. 55—Newark, New York (Mailing Address) Office Address: 120 Madison Street Newark, New York (Wayne County) Telephone: 331-1227 Area Code 315 General Practice in State and Federal Courts Probate and Real Estate Law Trial of Causes. Louis Francis Haney, born Newark, New York (Wayne County), 1906. Admitted to practice Courts of the State of New York, Appellate Division, Fourth Department, Supreme Court, 1939. Admitted to practice District Court of the United States for the Western District of New York, 1939. Prep, ed., University of Notre Dame (Bachelor of Philosophy in Commerce, 1929); Legal Ed., Union University - Albany Law School (L.L.B., 1938). Admitted to practice Interstate Commerce Commission, Washington, 25, D.C., May 8, 1959. Compliments of SOUTH END SODA BAR PAUL ANDREW DISTRIBUTING CO., INC. 218 East Union St., Newark, New York Heating Miss Younglove and Miss Crellin conduct a joint 3-T and Tri-Hi-Y Club meeting. Plumbing 132 Compliments of NEWARK MEDICAL CENTER Dr. James L. Davis Dr. Walter L. Pelham Dr. John Art. Davis Dr. Jan A. Perillo Dr. Elmer L. Du Bois Dr. L. W. Potter Dr. James Art. Flanagan Dr. C. H. Johnson Reason Dr. Irving R. Lang Dr. C. Dupha Reeves Dr. V. James Palmeri Dr. Evan Tansley Compliments of Best Wishes to the Senior Class CARR LUMBER INC. From the Man S Shop Compliments of Wi Id hacks Rexa 11 Pharmacy COLACINO'S ELECTRIC SERVICE Your money buys more in a real drug store. 118 West Union Street Newark, New York ■ vj jouin Main oil eel Phone. DE 1 2785 Newark, N.Y. 133 Best Wishes From Red Sawyer of WESLEY S. SAWYER, INC. Newark GERRY'S TRADING POST Your Sporting Goods Headquarters Compliments of LEWIS G. JOHNSON TRUCKING CO. Haulers of food stuffs and frozen foods ARCADIA BUSINESS MACHINES CO. Your Portable Typewriter Center Royal - Smith Corona - Olympia Best Wishes Success Sales - Service - Supplies Lyons Road Newark to the Class of 1966 DE 1-5999 PARKER’S FURNITURE STORE and Compliments of PARKER-R AYFIELD FUNERAL HOME Dr. A.E. Guidarelli Optometrist 134 Chaff ee s For over 50 years Wayne County's Greatest Independent Store Wishes the Class of 1966 Success and Happiness in the Future COMPLIMENTS OF Dr. and Mrs. Edward Compliments of ARCADIA OIL CO. Diamond 515 North Main Street Newark, New York @ TISHA'S Harper Method Beauty Salon 148 West Union St. Newark, N.Y. Telephone: DE. 1-5729 Scalp Treatments Skin Treatments Hand Treatments Hair Styling Hair Cutting HarperCOLD PERMANENTS GRAHAM FLORIST Flowers For All Occasions Flowers by Wire Compliments of 41 I Madison Ave. Newark, N. Y. H. Matthes Prop. ARTHUR G. SCHULZ Furniture and Funeral Director COMPLIMENTS WHELAN CADILLAC PONTIAC INC. Bond Instrument Rentals Sales Private Accordion Guitar Instruction KOHL'S MELODY HOUSE 408 Madison St. Phone DE 1-3127 Compliments of KEN LARSON INC. Your Quality Car Center Ford Thunderbird Mustang Ford Trucks Newark, New York 136 GEO. W. MUTH SON, INC. Newark, New York Phone 331-1551 --------------------- VyjcUjj L of , iyasu ajM pulAjU, yKJ AAju 'O yryUL CuUAJA M e }c- y- 0_ ryjy jL VI yx ; JJ,j: J’ -ip JujlI •’•I meet you at c ' 'v - ■ ■r M LuvxJ4i) P a3_ juj, AsaJA +MZsJj 4+ g AAUJUj MaX, pjV tic f 77 - tZ V l 7 y,7 c XtL rl, UUMvcv V W x- V --7-vf. y Vs. ,——A-—=, , „— ijjttltr df pt =co zz c Aj JCU l.. yi -Mi_ p cc cO tL(1rtji) dt P ) iOC pjjuTf'd1'1 ° - aA cfC Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Levy, Jr. OHaXl cy wlL u vc ojlJ jt cX x v jX tcAA-C Xf (X ) pAh'Zi’- • AtK-CJ 'OvX' icaX iAlXzzcyy Compliments of )_ l A1o- A Compliments of MARION'S BEAUTY SALON Charlotte St. 331-1810 ucyyy' © THE NEWARK LODGE Compliments of Compliments of LOCKVILLE LUMBER and DREAM KITCHEN DR. GERALD B. HARRIS OPTOMETRIST by De John Compliments of FINEWOOD'S WESTERN AUTO 217 Sooth Main St. Newark, New York Compliments of SWARTELE RAMBLER INC. G.M.C. Trucking Sales Service Phone 331-3360 Route 31 East 138 Newark, N.Y. Best Wishes Public Loan Inc. 126 E. Union St. Telephone DE-1-2902 GlV OxR 1 During home football games at Colburn Park the refreshment stand always seemed to be the place where all the people were. I WjJUUjl 'V- Ocr SL r % - ni L ' QUALITY SKI EQUIPMENT Featuring: Head and Hart Skis, Profile Skiwear, Garmisch Nordica Boots, Cubco, Ski Racks by Barrecrafters, Duofold, Medico, Sweaters by Sports-Obermyer. Expert Fitting • Factory Service ■ Repairs - Rentals • Ski Know How 543 West Union St., Newark (Rt. 31 - Opp. Plaza) Phone: 331-5430 JAGGER-HUNTER GEAR CO. New Lyons Road Newark PRECISION GEARS Compliments of Q L. A. WESTFALL 'OaAcm Optometrist t Mr. Morris advises?? Steve VandeMortel, Hon Scott, and Mary Collins in the hall ninth period. 139 COLACINO’S BLAKE'S LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING Larry Stevens, Rick Fisher, and Jim Bennett practice for the percussion section of the school band. £ o 0 Q 0 J OLD VORLD INN' S ,«fV 4 ) tf BancfOtets . ■ «✓' “Weddings 0 o' c ' £?' y' s£----- Fogd Cs4’ 0 Os (Qocktajj Compliments of UNIT PARTS NEWARK CORP. MO Best Wishes to the Class of '66 LAGANA PLUMBING AND HEATING of (O %?' V Surprise! ’l For The Best In Vending Call ZAPPIA VENDING SERVICE, INC. Coca-Cola—Ice Cream—Pepsi-Cola Coffee—Candy—Pastry—Food—Drink At the Drop of a Coin For Industry—Schools—Business 24 Hour Service Automatically Phone 331-2184 The Senior Class of 1966 wishes to thank the merchants, business firms, and professional people who have supported the ARCADIAN through their advertisements. Without their cooperation it would not have been possible for us to preserve these memories of our happy years in Newark Senior High. Literature
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