Odessa Montour Central High School - Odessanean Yearbook (Odessa, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1968 volume:

OdeMasteajt CofUmU AdmnJMMtWK cud Jacidtq......5 Smou Ufdaduma . . . . 4 2 3 YEARBOOK STAFF EDITORS Susan Davis Bernice Gardner Kathleen Beardsley Jack German STAFF Rosa Fudala Jim Leonard Dan Meade Sandra Miller Christine Riley Fred Scott Alice States Becky Van Loon Alvin White Ardeen White Rocky Bennett Pam Burnside Denny Clark Scott Clark Jack Darling Mary Gleruni Larry Goodrich Lynn Harris Beth Harrison Sarah Kelly Cindy Ailing Debbie Machamer Sylvia Neish Bill Niver Diane Pulos Sandy Rappleye Evon Robinson Bonnie Romeo Mark Sand Gary Stevens John Sullivan Nancy Collins Eric Oberg Mary Lou Price Bill Burnside Edward Lewis Roberta Barrett GY SGT GORDON WOOD HOOVER dti Mmoum GORDON W. HOOVER, son of Judson R. and Arlene Wood Hoover was born at Elmira, New York, February 12, 1936. As an infant he was baptized and became a member of North Presbyterian Church of Elmira, New York. A graduate of George Washington School in that city on 23 June 1950, Gordon began attendance at Odessa Central High School, after the family moved to its present home on the Watkins Road at Millport, New York in June of that year. Upon his graduation from high school where he was prominent in athletics (baseball, basketball, and football) he became for somewhat more that a year an employee at the Horse-heads plant of the Westinghouse company. In August 1955 Gordon enlisted in the United State Marine Corps and graduated from “boot” training at Parris Island, South Carolina 18 October 1955. Attached to the Sixth Fleet he made several Mediterranean cruises, landing with the Corps at Beirut, in the late 50’s when the situation in the middle East threatened to explode. From Camp LeJeune where he had been stationed, with his wife, Ruth Marie Gardner, former Montour Falls girl, a son, Judson Frederick known as “Ricky” born January 15, 1958; and a second son, Gordon Wood Hoover, Jr. known as “Sarge” and born at Schuyler Hospital, Montour Falls, New York July 7, 1959, Gordon moved to the military base at San Diego, California, by which time he had been promoted to sergeant. August 1961 found Sgt. Hoover in Okinawa and later in Laos and Thailand from which duty he returned to San Diego in January 1963. Upon his return he was transferred to Barstow, California to the Marine Supply Depot where he remained until September 1964 when he was assigned to drill instructor school at San Diego. While in this school he was promoted to Staff Sergeant. 12 February 1967 found Gordon on his 31st birthday outbound for Viet-Nam where he met his death near Hue. Viet Nam 31 January 1968. By that time he had been promoted to Gunnery Sgt. In the service ot the United States Marine Corp, GY SGT Gordon W. Hoover had received three good conduct medals together with letters of commendation from his superior officers. Steeped in the tradition ot that t orps GY SGT Gordon W. Hoover made the supreme sacrifice exemplifying thereby its motto, “Semper Fidelis”. 7)tdicaXioti Several years ago Mr. Eugene Sensei was a member of the OMCS’s graduating class. This year he will view the graduation as a principal of his Alma Mater. In the years since his return to Odessa, Mr. Sensei has dedicated himself totally to the betterment of our school. In view of this fact, we dedi- cate to you, Mr. Sensei, our 1968 ODESSANEAN. The phones are ringing, students are pleading for passes, the teachers have lost books. These problems are handled daily by four ladies, our secretaries-the backbone of OMCS. Mrs. States: Pro at this type of work. Mrs. Wood: Always willing to help. Mrs. Lewis: Holds the school up with her guidance. Mrs. Letteer: Working forever. 'QowL oh EdmUoft TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1968 On behalf of the Board of Education, 1 can say they are truthfully pleased that they have been able to be at least a small part in helping to shape your education through high school. We feel sure that when you go out in the world, the 1968 Class as a whole will accomplish things that their high school alma mater, OMCS, will be proud of. You are graduating from one of the best high schools in New York State; and you need never be ashamed to proclaim this truth. What you do with your future is pretty much up to you and only you. You now have the basic training to go on to great accomplishments in this world of opportunity. You have had the benefit of being born in the greatest nation on the face of the earth; but YOU must furnish the get up and go to take advantage of the world of opportunities that surround you. As the future beckons, you have available the knowledges of today and of the past to guide you as you make your way forward. We trust that you will make the best use of all the many advantages you have to make use of. Howard A. Hanlon, President On Behalf of Board of Education Mr. Henrey Heslop, Mr. Howard Hanlon 8 Sitting: Mrs. Lou Sand, Mr. Howard Halon, Pres.; Mr. Delman Blieler, V.-P. Standing: Mr. Earl Goodrich, Mr. John Barton, Mr. George Hoffman, Dr. James Norton. MR. HENRY HESLOP Supervising Principal MR. CURTIS STEPHEN Elementary School Principal TO THE CLASS OF 1968 It is a welcome privilege and a very pleasure for me to extend my personal congratulations to the graduating class of 1968. I appreciate having the opportunity of doing so in your year-book, a publication I trust you will keep and refer to often in the years ahead. I particularly invite you to read—and from time to time to re-read— the following quotation from Robert L. Stevenson: “The problem of education is two-fold:—first to know and then to utter. Everyone who lives any semblance of an inner life thinks more nobly and profoundly than he speaks.” As you continue your pursuit of knowledge throughout life, consider the importance of further developing your ability to speak, to read, and to write. In this era of mass media-of the press, the radio, television, Telstar, and ever new methods of communication—success is for those who express themselves well. MR. EUGENE SENSEL Secondary School Principal Sincerely, Henry B. Heslop Mrs. Josephine Wilson, Dept. Head Above-Mrs. Covert Above-Mrs. Easton Rt.-Mrs. Balzer The English Department was headed by Mrs. Josephine Wilson who has taught at Odessa-Montour for the past 16 years. Mr. Jackson Mr. Lyon Mrs. Russell 10 Mr. James J. Scaptura, Dept. Head. Mr. Scaptura, Mr. Fraboni Mr. Banfi, Mr. Petroziello Mr. Fraboni, Mr. Banfi What is meant by Gothic architecture: Who discovered America? What is the definition of politics? These are some of the questions echoed from year to year by our beloved history department. Term papers, dates, tests— tests—and more tests!!! We will never forget the history of the world. Mrs. Carney, Mr. Petroziello n Hath They keep you jumping at one quick glance! . . . Do you understand? 1 don’t understand.. Who understands—A= V3 • • Quiz Friday. Our math department works hard to develop in its students the ability to think and reason. These teachers drill us until our feeble minds feel like they could explode with squares, logs, theorms and just plain numbers. After a year in Math one finds he can use his head and it’s not so hard after all. Mr. Edward Dolan-Dept. Head. Mr. William Grcdel Mr. Vincent Evans Mrs. Alice Fadden 12 Mr. Richard Wickham Mr. William Noble Mr. John Kridler Mrs. Susan Strcgack Mrs. Barbara Kinsinger. Dept. Head. Science 2 eft. “You have to memorize all those slides or else.” . . . .trying to remember all those formulas . . . .Low rumble from thje Chem lab..and then there is Physics. Three hours of homework . . . Break it and you’ll pay for it. Knowledge of principles, experiments and famous scientists is a part of science. We learn the why’s and what-fors of natural happenings from these educated people. In some strange way they actually have the ability to show us science, for the most part interestingly.. 13 Mr. Dale Blieler and Mr. Charles Martin 14 Mrs. Edith Gage jL tUjtWJZ Ibuua EdtmUoti Mrs. Leone Barra Mr. Jack Davis and Mr. William Davis Henry Shegclski Mr. Brown, Mrs. Brown, Miss Fetter C8 (UmU Mrs. Goetchius, Mrs. Clauson Mrs. Goodnow, Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. Smith Mrs. Frances Martz Top: Mr. Richard Glerum. Top R: Mr. Ronald Bowers. Top L: Mrs. Kay Corgel. Mr. Donald Cutton, Mr. Howard Searles, Mr. Wilfred Goodrich. Mrs. Dorothy Rhodes, Miss Felicia Salemendra 16 WSm Smoi JLwMaa BILL BURNSIDE — Honor Society President SUE DAVIS — Yearbook Editor CHIP ROMANO - Student Council President ROBERTA BARRETT - Class President 19 BARBARA JEAN BAAY Import from Norwich . . .Themusic Girl. . . Mr. Brown, I can’t play, I just got braces! ... “Music washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life.” (Auerbach). N MARY JANE BARBER “Jo” .. . health office errand girl... always smilin’ . . . Well, I’m sorry ... oh Julie ... Rib tickler.. .tall and stately. ROBERTA BARRETT Bobbi... only 95?! ... did you say ... physics!! ... sensible at the head of our class... a six-foot double V ... worry, worry .. .Forget it!! LINDA BAILEY A shorty ... is it TRUE blondes have more fun . . .the girl with her future planned. Study halls aren’t for studying .. . they’re for writing letters. 20 DIANA BASTIAN quick decisions ... “Termite” ... well, do blonds have more fun?... “You might EVER . .. “you name it, I do it!” ... nervous type ... (Ha) SUSAN BROWN “Suse” . .. the quiet whisper... a quiet one—but on the go ... seen with Cheryl... a favorite of Mrs. Jordan? WILLIAM BORRA “Bill” ... cars and the Alpine Inn . . . “Boy that cast was heavy” ... How much longer will school last? BILL BURNSIDE who set the sink on fire in chem lab? ... “Don’t press” . . . breast-stroker... “Bull” .. .“It’s not William—it’s Bill!” ... the driver of the “-amble-? KATHLEEN BEARDSLEY a real friend ... gal with Swahili tongue . .. happy . . . future nurse . . . Hey Kath! ... “In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree” ... grapes, anyone? .. . and then what happened? 21 CONNIE COIL BOCES student ... “TOILET!!! Give me a light . . . pizza crazy .. . eye on a certain guy ... future beautician . . . why can’t teachers loosen up? TOM CARSON “The Gentle Giant” ... Three letter man ... Gotta win, coach! .. . I like rides-in cars, that is.. . 79 inches of greatness ... The TREE ... “Strawberry Fields—Forever” ... Last of the great stuffers ... Method in his madness ... STEVE CRAVER “TW” ... drives a scout ... one of the better physics students ... golfer... likes Mr. Kridler... About those marked cards. Learning Spanish from an expert “Mic” ... one of our jolly basketball giants! ... 500 man ... man of power . . . Roadrunner quiet... kinda. MICHAEL CARRIGAN - T 22 SUSAN DAVIS MIKE DAVIS Rhode Island Red .. . Who wants to go hunting? What? . . . NOW what’s wrong with the car? ... It’s Charles to you, sir . . . locker rendevous. NANCY DIM MICK “Shorty” ... our queen . . .Fuzzy who? .. . Oh, those eyes ... 5 feet tall-3 feet of it hair ... “D. J.” ... Mr. Fraboni’s favorite head of hair .. . Oh, this is too much! LARRY DECKER “Harry” . . . what? no briefcase? ... king Stupid ... “curse you, Socrates”. About that linguistics class, Mrs. Wilson . . . likes Mr. Scaptura. EUGENE EMERY “Gene” ... shy guy . . . make mine cherry ... I’ll have to think about that ... girls ... wide Make up your mind! ... champagne bottle at the World’s Fair... WHOSE hair? . . . your dad teaches WHAT? . . . red suede shoes . . .Really? ... foreign exchange ... what’s a bizcocho? 23 JANE ENNIS Shy beauty ... basketball whiz... many friends. .. always has something nice to say ... quiet kind... memories. RUSSEL FREEMAN “Russ” ... I’m never sick .. . bass on a pass. . . happy-go-lucky ... always on the go . .. smiles for everyone ... Pep Club? ... famed editorials . . . ROSA FUDALA “Gladys” ... “He can’t dance-forget it! ... Now let’s not get smart! ... who flirts? .. .folk singer... fickle flute ... only three years. ROBERT FREEDMAN “Bob” ... boomin’ base ... ensemble . . . Drama Club ... A pretty good Drill Team instructor-takes interest in his work ... home for the holidays ... SUSAN GARDINER “Susie” ... full of pep . .. animal lover . .. “Better late than never ... green-eyed blond . .. Mrs. Jordan’s pet .. . seamstress gets the needle BERNICE GARDNER “Ben” .. . “Oh, baloney!” ... “Would you repeat that, please? I don’t seem to understand” ... “Coffee, tea, or milk?” ... five whole feet . . . Allstate . . . own er of a carousel . . . red is her color . . . MICHAEL GAREY “Migglcs” . . . “There’s an “E” in my last name” . . . Allstate . . . man on the go . . . full of fun . . . can’t keep this guy down . . . makes up puzzles in English . . . JOHN (JACK) GERMAN What a car! . . . star wrestler . . . surprise, surprise . . . Mr. Dolan’s favorite . . . “Toad” . . .cauliflower ear . . . St. Bon’s in the future . . . toots the sax . . . house painter. 27 SANDRA GRAVES CONNIE GETMAN plans for the future . . . long blond hair . . . wild . . . Getty ... always on the go . . . friendly . . . talkative . . . Hey April Sam . .. about that party ... tell us about Mort. . . down in the boon-docks .. . busy . . . long hair, short hair—which is it today? ROBERT HALPIN Junkie ... ME wear a bathing cap?! ... Oh come now, you’re putting me on! ... style ... that’s what it is ... everything is cod ... handsome king .. . Varsity “O” Pres. MARCIA HAYES Marcy ... one of the Beasties ... remember New Years Eve? ... drives the “Winery” ... Pink Teddy Bears and Right Guards (in small cans)... all over my brand new coat... Thats a no-no. DAVID HEICHEL Hey Hike! ... Hmm, not too bad ... a technical. .. He’s our Prince .. .an all around sportsman ... “Dave” ... Tacks, tacks, tacks... Remember the fat cheek with a broken bone under it? ... cluck, cluck... Varsity “0” man. JAMES HOXIE “Jinks” . . . home run batter . . . Coke, please . . . head of the rowdies . .. broken bats . . . from Riley’s to Phil’s... Gobble, Gobble, gobble ... APRYL JONES It’s not true-blonds don’t have more fun! ... “Ape” (?)... Not another fight with Jim? . . . “Hey! where’s Rosa?” . . . “No, Mrs. Russel, I’m not working in here. GAYLE HESSLING “Frankie” ... our pretty Princess ... soda jerk ... nice, sweet smile ... fun in Acupolco! .. . individual medly ... guitarist . .. intelligent editorials. ANNETTE KOCOUREK “And for my next act—I shall disappear” . . . typing whiz . . . seafood is her favorite . . . always a smile . . . “Nettie Sue” . . . about that gym class . . . 29 DANA LATTIN CONSTANCE LA ROW Tall... Is it true blonds have more fun? ... the studious type ... Always ready with a quick smile. An asset to the basketball team . . . quiet??? . . . That’s how much you know! . . . Right always rules . . . ‘This the most unorganized class CAROL LAUPER “Orful meanie” . . . happy giggle ... short stuff ... “Hey, what were you accused of?” . . . Remember “Emerson”? .. .study-hall lover... “Hang in there!” .. . caught in the act. DAVID LEARN “Evil” . . . Oh! those eyes! ... Quiet? You don’t know our Evil! ... “Well-Gee .. . talk, but don’t touch ... Trig’s cool. .. “I’m---ed! JAMES LEONARD EDWARD LEWIS MEDIC ... did you see the SIZE OF that guy? ... a party ... where?! ... the Red M. G.... seriously now ... If ever a friend there was. Basketball on the brain, college ahead, knows his trig formulas!, swinging sax, cross-country sensation . . . you’re growin’ up, boy! DEBORAH LISK 4-Her, Senior Play, In or Out Post, long red hair, lives in the slicks, always smiling, nice to know. DIANA LISK quiet, shy, sold Grand Prix programs. RICK LEWIS “Lew” .. . Fords are best . . . Un-gawa! . . . want to shoot my 30-.06 ... Drummer Boy ... Junior Play Villian . .. “What homework?” ___Mort... 31 SHIRLEY LOVELL future beautician . . . one of the color guard . . . short and sweet . . . “Shirl” ... a kaleidoscope of hair colors. BONNIE LOVELESS “Toot” ... a great girl to know ... quiet and shy at times ... eye on a certain guy . .. End of the World ... love the song. HELEN MASON I’m going to be a nurse ... “Hi Child” .. .Sure I like to knit! ... If you can’t remember my name, just call me “Red” ... up with food from Czechoslovakia. DAN MEADE “Don’t you DARE kick that briefcase shut! . .. Einstein’s protege ... off to R.I.T__“Cur- ses” ... fly boy ... “Just Dan” . .. Keep ’er cool, kiddies” ... BARBARA MEIN “Meanie” ... secret sweet tooth... loyal chorus member... seen with Carol . . . church goer . . . “But I need my 8th periods! ... would you believe — cowabunga?! LINDA MILLSPAUGH “Chief’... commuting car.. . got her man ... shorthand whiz ... “The best things come in small packages .. . “We don’t park—we just stop” .. . flower power... SANDRA MILLER “Sandy” ... voice beautiful. .. Allstate ... a friend to many .. . “Does my hair look alright? . . . a song is like a memory ... MARY EVELYN NORTON “ME” .. . down with sauerkraut! ... “How about a study hall? ... loyal fan .. . shorthand pro ... concert choir . . . hospital details ... church choir.. . BETSY M1DGELY Horses forever! ... mind on a certain guy .. . “Yes—definitely a cow” ... former flag twirler... “Oh, go on, you’ve got to be kidding. 33 KAREN O’GRADY quite the girl ... hair in her eyes.. . Oh, there’s nothin’ on my neck ... sweetest smile ... a friend who’s always there . SANFORD PETH “Sandy” ... always has something to say ... Mr. Jackson’s friend?!? ... about that cycle ... helmet and all. JOYCE PETRIE swingin’ redhead ... Who? ... crazy laugh . ... candy striper... watch that baton ... actually does her Spanish ... “Pete” ... beautiful Senior Queen. THOMAS PETERS Ford man! ... “Stella” ... anybody got a cigarette? . . . uncontrollable locks! . . . What? . .. Where’s a cop?! CHERYL PRICE LAVERN POTTER Always seen in his ’63 Dodge ... 3 inch eyelashes . . . Biggest blue eyes in school. . . “Oh, those drive-ins” ... “I don’t even know! ... “Yolu Gunkie” . . . “Rather fight than switch” ... Vern ... SANDRA RATLIFF Pep assembly quarterback . . . “y’ll” ... Homecoming Queen ... Chuck who? ... Wild slumber parties ... “Yes Mrs. Wilson” ... “Oh my side” ... Friendly smile ... BETTY RICE Seen at the scene ... Active gal... On the go . . . Helps in the library ... Quiet?!? ... Short but sweet ... “I’m not Bonnie-I’m Betty”... Should will her nails to Revlon . . . V- 35 FRANK RINKER CHRISTINE RILEY “Cuddles” .. .actually LIKES math! . . .Ohh well, I try .. .TONSILS!!! . .. What a day for a daydream ... the queen of the soda fountain . .. nerve enough to stick with physics-for a while ... BARBARA ROBBINS Fills in the lines . . . shiny new shoes ... “actually, it’s like this... a mess” ... must be nice to be tall. FRANCES ROMANO “Chip” ... Mr. Presi -dent... “Ask Charley . .. pineapple and math ... lots of spirit... enthusiastic football player... loves his brine-stone ... logic ... Frankie!! . .. Mr.... special attraction in Pennsylvania . .. tight pants, .. . “I’ll tell you what, you guys” ... “Now, would you do that to me? CHARLES RUSSEL RITA RUDY “Rita” . . . future nurse ... a friendly smile ... Warren who? ... friends at the hospital... Your fall is switching ... “I wouldn’t know .. . Reater... SANDRA SCOTT “Squat” .. . go-go girl. . . “Left, left... folk singer.. . bike co-pilot ... “Oh, those gross jokes!” ... bathroom intermission . .. How come you’re so stupid?” FREDERICK SCOTT Worried driver! ... Panda Bear ... “Freddy” ... Oh no—homework ... friend to all... I’m going to All-State .. “Anyone say apple pie? ... JERRY SHERRER Rides around on a bicycle ... he’s a trouble maker... shoots water balloons at girls.. . cool lead guitar ... bleached his, once ... I lost my book, Mrs. Wilson ... “Chuck” ... Charlie will fix it . . . works down at Jrs. poundin’ fenders and paintin hoods .. . easily the smoothest operator in six counties— especially in the library . .. 37 BARBARA SHROUT KENNETH SHISLER “Moose” ... Ford lover (?)... Varsity “0” ... 1 wouldn’t say I was Mrs. Jordan’s PET .. . Yeh, I’ve got a crew cut—what of it?!! ... Girls—what’s that? WINFRED TANNER Wrestler... curly top ... accident? ... me Rick? ... drives a Rambler... cross country ALICE STATES Hot dogs must have made her tall . . . tink, tink .. .another homework hater... Would you believe ... Al-lie?? ... Did someone say Mrs. Jordan? ... loves to dance ... mini’s. MARY JEAN THOMAS always a smile . .. shy .. . “Dimples” . . . Mrs. Wilson’s helper . . . about that 3-point turn . . . “Shroot” ... quiet type? ... basketball whiz . .. future gym teacher ... the “model” type ... “Sakes” .. .“Would you believe? ... personality plus... striving for perfection ... a twist of the wrist with her baton. 38 HOWARD WALTERMIRE REBECCA VAN LONE Bec-a go go ... full of fun ... I haven’t ANYTHING to wear! ... —Bee— 1 lost a lens! ... four year cheer gal.. . remember that little green man with glasses . . . Groovy STEEL WALTERMIRE remember the red barn ... quite the comedian . . . flower power ... a talent-art... the red’s gone ... maroon C.P.O. shirt ... FLIRT .. . band manager. “Howie” ... I don’t know if 1 can get all of that done before tomorrow. ALVIN WHITE A. J... .Girls? Who said girls?_That hurts!! . .. nervous? Who’s nervous? . . . Yep—a wreck... frantic french horn ... what homework? ... a real swell guy ... Oh those feet! PAUL WHITE ARDEEN WHITE “Deen” ... loves the sea shore, as in Cape Cod ... Oh ... Why don’t we have more time between classes... Honor Society... Music’s the same in any language ... THOMAS WOOD “Guss” ... don’t tell Guss any tiling! ... bright eyes... Who eats six meals a day? ... A lollypop for anyone who can pass the history test ... we’re going to beat the faculty, I think ... green ... ask Areny ... I like Chevrolets and nice girls! .. . GREGORY WICKHAM “Cookieman” ... Good humor man ... “about decent” ... Little Rit ... a Mercedes!! .. . Sheepdog ... about those stop signs ... speaks Portuguese ... EVELYN YAW “Ethel”! .. . stay on your own side of the road ... always forgets her water-wings ... spaghetti and pizza always in mind ... cute girl with her funny laugh ... “Paul” .. . believes in his back-stroke ... “Sir Francis” ... would you mind not making so much noise, we’re having play practice here ... long, easy strides.. . Once upon a time there was a handsome prince who lived in a great white castle on top of the hill... Row 1: R. Davis, S. Peth, S. Chapman, N. Proaper, J. Riley, B. Harrison, M. Fisher. Row 2: B. Bowen, R. Fraboni, G. Stevens, D. Welty, E. Chapman, S. Larison, S. Ryan. Row 3: B. Niver, 0. DcChant, D. Smith. M. Sand. Row 4: R. Teeter, J. Maata, B. Romeo, J. Hyer, S. Rappleye, N. Barr. Row 5: R. Goodwin, M. Buszick, E. LoPresti, T. Krnoth. Row 1: J. Fuller, C. Torpy, P. Gaultney, G. Stackhouse, D. Wilbur, R. Fish, S. Clauson, M. Glerum. Row 2: B. Smith, D. Clark. L. Harris, L. Goodrich, T. Menio, D. Hoffman, D. Pulos. Row 3: E. Fudala, J. Bennett, M. McCarty, J. Sullivan, D. Lewis, R. Bennett, J. Darling. Row 4: C. Barton. M. Learn. 6ku oh 1969 The Junior Class entered high school with four years of fun and hard work ahead. The class of 1969 entered as little Freshmen. Seniors were trouble! High hopes and excitement lay ahead. The Freshmen were led by Charlie Barton, Lynn Harris, Mark Sand, and Ed Chapman. The year went by real fast and our first year was over with only three more to go! The fall of ’66 rolled around and now all Sophomores learned what work is. This was true when the Christmas cards were to be sold. Everywhere a Silly Sophomore could be seen and heard saying “Would you like to buy some cards for the class of 1969?” The Silly Sophomores put their confidence in Mark Sand, Jack Darling, Rosa Fudala, and Sandy Rappleye. The class also kept busy with dances. BIOLOGY was a cry heard from many. Everyone was glad when it was over. This was also the first year of Regents tor many. The Sophomores were found praying like never before! June was here and only two more years to go. The Jolly Juniors! Upperclassmen at last! We got our rings. The class elected Darrell Welty, Joan Bennett, Charlie Barton, and Gary Stevens. The class got into full swing with candy sales. Boy, what salesmen! This year the class sponsors a play, with actors and actresses coming forth. Before you know it-a Prom. This year may be fun but work has gone along with it. 1 hus with the third year coming to an end, only one more year awaits. Next year. Mighty Seniors. The leaders of our school. Time has flown by and soon all will be on their way. Whatever lay ahead-work fun and getting into college to all GOOD LUCK. 43 Row 1: L. Tompkins, C. lorio, D. Stone. Row 2: Y. Robinson, B. Rice. Row 3: D. Machamer, P. Davis, P. Burnside. Row 4: A. Richart, J. Ector. Row 5: T. Rozell, R. Darling, S. Andrews. Row 1: M. Seymour, H. Fraiser, S. Degraw, D. Bastion. Row 2: F. Kinner, J. Saxe, B. Richart, D. Habbershaw, S. Clark. The Sophomore Class—“The Wise Fools” . . . “Which test is going to be harder, Mr. Kridler’s or Mr. Scaptura’s.” This class is going to make enough money to have our senior trip in Paris. The capable leaders of this class are all charming young ladies. Sharon Confer, President; Nancy Norton, Secretary; Vicky Russell, Treasurer; Peggy Jensen, Vice-Pres. J. Seymour, T. Larison, R. Vary, B. Clark, D. Harrington, B. Krnotch, J. Wood, D. Sheffield, E. Menio, P. Durfey, L. N. Miller. D. Lisk. C. Phelps. 45 Row 1: G. Gauvin, N. Collins, D. Terry, C. Potter, N. Norton, M. Shrout. D. Vondercek. Row 2: V. Russell, J. Acker, S. Sample, M. A. Lattin. Row 3: M. L. Price, C. Ailing, R. Riley, C. Pangallo, L. Brown. Row 4: F. Crane, R. Hctherington, K. Reynolds, R. Ratliff, M. Callahan, R. Beardsley, D. Gardner. Row 1: J. Richards, G. Thomas, D. Wolfe. Row 2: K. Petersen, E. Williams, C. Tague. S. Davis. Row 3: M. Gwaltney, C. Briggs. D. O’Grady, B. Tompkins, M. Tanner, P. Yaw. Row 4: S. Dense, J. Allen. B. Dense, R. Ratliff, R. Soule, K. Reynolds, J. Ector, J. Williams, D. Ennis, E. Oberg, F. Fitch. 46 61m Row 1: P. Harrington, K. Reynolds, P. Tanner, H. Thompkins, N. Townsend, A. Kinner, K. Warner, J. Hessling, D. Letteer. Row 2: S. With, J. Gauch, R. Waltermire. D. Reynolds, R. Hoffman, P. VanHorn, L. Campbell, D. Franklin, T. Halpin. Row 3: R. Butler, T. Manion, M. Goodwin, J. Woodford, D. Dean, S. Banks, R. Lauper, S. Warren, G. Barden, J. Butts. Row 1: T. Merrill, C. Gardner, M. L. Appel, D. Rumsey, D. Mayo, M. Crane, J. Chapman. Row 2: B. Wich, W. Maphis, P. Jensen, K. Magura, E. Ledderman, T. Mathews, S. Confer. Row 3: M. Allen, W. Nasarenko. D. Carrier, R. Lovell, J. McClary, J. Gaunung. 47 Jwiform The Freshman Class began its year with initiation by the Seniors. “Freshmen Slaves. All lowly Frosh must bow to the stately Seniors.” In January the Frosh had their first money-making project, a dance. It was very successful. We will need many more such successes if we are to go to Washington in 1971. Subjects are a little more difficult this year than in the past but the Frosh are eager. We have regents to look forward to next year. V. Romano, Treasurer; F. Williams, Secretary; C. Craver, Vice-President; B. Messersmith, President. At Table: S. Gould, B. Peterson, B. Messersmith,C. Craver, V. Romano, J. Bailey. Standing: F. Williams S. McClary. D Web ster. 48 Jialmw Row 1: B. Wixon, D. Redmond, C. Cole, D. Jelliff, S. Davis, S. Herford. Row 2: K. Cline. G. Van Horn, L. Bastion, R. Yaw, D. Gardiner, F. Borra, J. Wicham. J. Taylor, P. Crippen, S. McClary. Row 3: B. Wheaton, D. Dean, D. Reach. Row 1: S. Peterson, K. Gunning, S. Gould, B. Tuton. K. Kent, J. Johnson. Row 2: K. Wellman, D. Van Zile, P. Decker, L. Freeman, G. Van Galder, B. Grover. Row 3: J. Fuller, D. White, K. Fudala, D. Smith, A. Wheaten, G. Wood, L. Taylor, R. Lauper. 49 Jmknm Row 1: M. Clark, M. Fish, C. Locke, L. Hopper, J. Campbell. Row 2: C. Lewis, E. Horton, B. Dickenson, D. Saxe, G. Thomas, H. Letteer. Row 3: D. Lynch, B. Churches, T. Landon, F. Martz, D. Goodwin, D. Learn. Row 1: D. Phelps. B. Burch, L. Grover, D. Heal, L. Phillips, P. Smith. Row 2: T. Decker, G. Ballinger, L. Davy, P. Croft, R. Lane, G. Simpson, J. Clauson, K. Hetrick. Row 3: D. Webster, B. Williams, A. Shrout, C. Richart, A. Seymour, J. Bailey, J. Guild. Row 4: B. Chamberlain, D. Brown, M. Mosher, P. Beebe. J. Lovell, M. Thomas, B. Fisher, D. Scott, P. Sand, P. Wood, C. Craver. 50 cim of The Junior High, although joined with the High School, still maintains many of its own activities. They have their own student council. Previous to the council elections a campaign is held and all of the candidates are expected to give speeches. The officers elected for the year 1967-68 were Pam Travis, President; Connie Chamberlain, Vice-President; Laurie Sample, Secretary; and Joy Goodwin, Treasurer. 51 tlm o1H73 The Junior High also has many other extracurricular activities. They have Junior High chorus and band which holds a concert with the Senior High in the spring. In sports activities they have a football team coached by Mr. Evans and a basketball team coached by Mr. Kridler. Both of these teams are supported by cheerleaders. Each year the 7th and 8th Grades hold a roller skating party and a spring dance. 52 Front Row: E. Chapman, J. Bennett, S. Chapman, N. Norton, P. Sand, R. Riley, G. Gauvin, B. VanLoon. R. Fudala, C. Ailing. P. Smith,N. Dimmick, B. Gardner. Row 3: P. Wood. M. Shrout, C. Scott, S. Davis, T. Carson. D. Brown, M. Garey, D. Harrington. Lovell, W. Nasarenko, M. Allen, M. Sand, C. Barton. Standing: B. Harrison, S. Peth, B. Midgley, B. Lewis. D. Habbershaw, E. “Two Woodwinetes Swot 'Bmt Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 54 High School students are surrounded by the sounds of music. The music played by the band ranges from the most difficult of classics to the modern mode of today. This year’s officers are: President Bernice Gardner, Vice-President Rick Lewis, Secretary Gayle Hessling, Treasurer Nancy Norton and Sergeants of Arms Ed Lewis and Jack Darling. The two librarians are Joan Bennett and Sally Chapman. The activities of the band have been very numerous this year, including many excellent half-time shows during football games. The band participation in the annual Cornell Band Day, and in the Grand Prix festivals at Watkins Glen, are also important activities of the band. The band is working very hard to maintain the excellent standard it has held over the years. Of course, the band will do their very best under the capable direction of their beloved Mr. Frank Brown. 54 Row 2: B. Vary, J. Allen, J. Seymour, A. Shrout, B. Baay, G. Hessling, A. White, L. Brown, A. White, B, Chamberlain, J. Riley, J. Maatta, T. Wood. J. Darling, J. German, J. Leonard. Row 4: R. Beardsley, D. Carrier, S. Crout. O. DeChant, J. Johnson, J. Lewis, D. Olin, J. Richards, Mr. Frank Brown, Director. Absent: J. Hyer, S. Clair. 55 Dance Band Row I: J. German. J. Riley. E. Chapman, S. Davis, N. Dimmick, P. Smith, B. Gardner, J. Leonard, A. White. Row 2: R. Davis, T. Carson. J. Maatta. M. Garey, D. Harrington. Mr. Brown. Row 3: J. Darling, M. Sand, C. Barton. J. Richards. M. Allen, OtcktAiM 'Bad They Moonlight Serenade Laura and Michelle at Tuxedo Junction in the Canadian Sunset. E. Obirg, J. Darling. J. Brown, C. Peth, B. Ott, M. Lyon. L. Sand, Mrs. Brown. M. Callahan, J. Darling, J. Wickham, B. Ott, L. Sand. 56 $umoi tfujk tkom Chorus Row 1: C. Hartford, P. Owen, B. Fisher. H. Cole. P. Hoffman, C. Lattin, D. Huston, T. Lake. D. Morgan, P. Sherman, S. Vondracek, L. Tewksbury. Row 2: D. Dean, K. Harris, L. Sample. J. Cole. S. Carr. C. Bailey, C. Chamberlain. R. Hayes. J. Conkrite, V. Harrington, S. VanSkiver. Row 3: A. Houghton, J. Warren, Y. Mistier. H. Bowers, I. Goodwin. K. LoPresti, C. Filipetti, M. Jaconski, P. Travis, B. Fudala. Row 4: P. Churches, C. Messersmith. Absent: C. Chiacchiarini, Thomas Macham-er. D. Johnson. R. Waltermire, D. Banks. D. Terry, J. Allen, J. Fuller, A. Nichols, L. Tanner, S. Shrout. Director: Mrs. Eleanor Brown. J.H. Band Row I: J. Cole, J. Conkrite, S. Van Skiver, C. Phillips, D. Wood, L. Tewksbury, J. Lewis, V. Harrington. Row 2: B. Fudala. E. Kellogg, J. Roblyer, F. Eckelberger, F. Van Orden. D. Riley, D. Rothchild. R. Gould. C. Valent. Row 3: S. Vondracek, P. Hoffman, C. Bailey, D. Huston, D. Lynch, D. Terry, J. Riley, L. Holgate, T. Like, D. Van Loon. Row 4: D. Oberg. S. Shrout, F. Fudala. P. Dimmick. R. Norton. M. Darling, B. Hayes, C. Lo Presti, C. Chamberlain, K. Mathers, Frank Brown, Director: N. Barra. (uuot tfujk 'Band 57 Five days a week, the faithful chorus members sing, sing, sing, under the direction of their new director Miss Dawna Fetter. Working closely with Miss Fetter, are, Fred Scott, President: Ollie De-Chant, Vice-President; Jack Darling, Secretary-Treasurer; Peggy Jensen and Barbara Baay, Librarians. In this year's Concert Choir there are several new vocal groups: The Mixed Ensemble, The Girls Ensemble. The Folk Singers, and the Modernaires. They practice faithfully and sacrifice noon-hours to add to the fine accomplishments of this year’s chorus. Six students were selected to sing in the All-State Chorus, at Harpur College in Binghamton this past fall. They were, Ollie DeChant, Sandra Miller, Jack Darling, Bernice Gardner, Fred Scott, and Bonnie Romeo. The 70 members of the chorus are looking forward to concerts and the State Competition. Also, much credit must be given to Ardeen White, Cindy Tague, and Mary Lou Price for their accompaniment to the choir, vocal groups, and Miss Fetter, their devoted director. “Allons, enfants dc la Patric” tkom Row 1: Miss Fetter, P. Holt, N. Norton, B. Gardner, G. Gauvin, M. Callahan, B. Vary, D. Harrington, D. Heal, C. Ailing, N. Proaper, J. Riley. Row 2: P. Collins, D. Vondercliek, M. Price, R. Fudala, N. Collins, D. Terry, J. Darling, 0. DeChant, R. Soule. P. Yaw, R. Riley. S. Sample, C. Potter, B. Tompkins, A. White. Row 3: B. Mein, C. Torpy, D. Smith, V. Russel, L. Brown, C. Riley, C. Tague, S. Acker, S. Scott, S. Peth, R. Davis, S. Confer, C. Pangallo, C. Price, M. Barber. P. Jensen, M. Shrout. K. Peterson. Row 4: A. States, B. Shrout, S. Miller. K. Beardsley, S. Ratliff, B. Baay, S. Smith, M. Tanner, B. Messer-smith. C. Craver, H. Waltermire, B. Freedman, B. Bowen, F. Scott, B. Peterson, A. Shrout, S. Rappleye, B. Romeo. M. Hayes. M. Norton. P. Sand. P. Smith. Absent: R. Freeman, S. Davis, J. Petrie. 58 Eyes up front! We have an agreement, but you don’t seem to be with me! Lively Spanish rhythm; Noontime rush Private jokes Are you sure you’re playing in the same key we’re singing in? Bringing out the mens voices— ' Beauty Shoppe Quartet: S. Rapplcyc, S. Sample, D. Terry, C. Pangello. Girls Ensemble: Row 1: M. Price, P. Jensen, P. Holt, N. Collins, N. Torpy. Row 2: A. White, S. Confer, M. Norton, B. Mein, B. Baay. Modcrnaircs: Piano Ardcen White; C. Taguc, P. Sand, S. Scott, L. Brown, B. Romeo. Mixed Ensemble: Row 1: N. Norton, S. Miller, B. Gardner, D. Smith, C. Taguc. S. Sample, B. Romeo. L. Brown, P. Sand. Row 2: 0. DeChant, M. Shrout, R. Freedman, J. Riley, J. Darling, F. Scott, M. Sand, E. LoPresti. 59 “Mark time . . . inarch!” “Twirl . . . rifles!” “Left . . . left . . . left!!” Sounds of the Odessa-Montour Drill Team: The Esquedera Rifles. Long hours of marching and practice have helped these girls win various prizes at parades and exhibitions. We want to thank the girls on the drill team for their routines during our games and congratulate them on their good work. Beginning at the Bottom: B. Mcssersmith, D. Hoffman, S. Peterson, D. Scott. T. Menio, B. Peterson, J. Estep, D. Ma-chamcr. P. Decker. Miss Easton, R. Fudala. K. Fudala, D. VanZile, S. Scott, J. Acker. The Drill Team marches proudly through the rains at the Grand Prix Festival Parade. 60 N. Proapcr, J. Petrie. M. Barber. S. Miller, B. Shrout, R. Barrett. ht jowtiM S. Lovell. M. Glerum. D. White, C. Craver. Coloi Gtwd Add zip to the band . . . Always at the head . . . Bearing the colors . . . Twirlers . . . Mini Skirts . . ? High stepping . . . Always in step . . . Left . . . Right . . . Left . . . Cold knees . . . Long hours of practice makes perfection . . . 61 ABC . . . NBC .... one of the Networks should give us a T.V. Program. Will do Shakespeare. Bottom Row: S. Ryan, B. Loveless, B. J. Robbins, S. Rappleye, V. Russell, D. Machamer, S. Peterson, S. Gould, B. Peterson. Row 2: K. Powell, M. Glerum, D. O’Grady. B. Freeman. B. Richart, B-. Campbell, D. Terry. Row 3: L. Brown, H. Masin, K. O’Grady, V. Romano, S. Clauson, D. Smith, K. Messersmith, D. Saxe. 2 um (ttd P. Tanner, L. Grover, S. Confer, V. Romano, D. Hoffman. C. Torpy, L. Baily, R. Rudy, C. Price, K. Beardsley, M. Hayes. The F.H.A., under the guidance of Mrs. Goetchius will be ready for the future ... cooking, sewing, and keeping house. s The FHA, FNA, and Candy Stripers look to the future while doing a fine job of serving the community. The Future Homemakers’ agenda this year included: serving at the Alumni Banquet, sponsoring a dance, helping needy families at Christmas, and having a picnic this spring. With Mrs. Vickio’s supervision, the FNA and Candy Stripers prepared boxes for Viet Nam and helped sponsor a Korean orphan. They also gave a money award to a senior going into the nursing field and worked in the school health room and Schuyler Hospital. 63 Seated: S. Ryan, P. Burnside, G. Hessling, S. Davis, N. Dimmick, K. Beardsley. Row 2: F. Romano, C. Barton. B. Burnside. R. Barrett. O. DeChant, Mr. Scaptura. Row 3: E. Chapman, D. Meade, A. White, A. White. Hoiwtud jiomoi Society “An image to uphold” . . . This is Honor Society. Candles, roses, gold pins, “magic cards.” Each momento means much to each member. The NHS holds two inductions'each year, which are based upon scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Probationary members, those Juniors who were inducted in their Sophomore year, give speeches on these qualifications at the fall inductions. Seated: Ed Chapman. Standing: Gayle Hessling. Roberta Barrett, Pam Burnside. Seated: Nancy Dimmick. Standing: Chris Riley, Bill Burnside, Ardeen White. 64 Row 1: R. Fraboni, J. Ector, R. Lovell, R. Lewis, T. Larison, D. Meade, A. White, E. Chapman. Row 2: Venico Fraboni, Advisor; D. Gardner, J. Glauson, A. Shrout, N. Dimmick, M. L. Price, J. Estep, D. Vonderchek, S. Larison, B. Messersmith. Row 3: L. Brown, V. Russell, J. Bennett, D. Machamcr, S. Rappalcyee. C. Richards, S. Confer. R. Barrett, C. Riley, S. Davis. Ted Larison, Sec.; Julie Estep, Treas.; Debbie Machamer, Vice-Pres.; Francis Romano, Pres. SvdwX domed Mr. Fraboni’s Gladiators . . . Government of the students, by the students, and for the students . . . Long live liberty . . . Mr. Romano-Our leader. A most successful year by our Student Council, but as always, this year’s leaders hope that next year will be even more productive. Democracy cannot work without leadership and progress. 65 Sfmak tUb C. Riley, Rosa Antoniozzi, Edwardo Gonzalez, S. Ryan, N. Dimmick, G. Hessling, S. Davis, K. Beardsley, J. Petrie, B. Niver, S. Clark, H. Shegelski, Advisor. Jmci tUl Edith Gage, Advisor; B. Harrison, D. Machamer, S. Larison, P. Holt, D. Smith, M. Price, S. Confer, A. Koucureck, B. Romeo, E. Fudala. 66 I come from Brasil, city of Sao Paulo, South America. I live in a country where the temperature is almost always above 65 degrees, but instead of this I really liked the cold weather and the snow (first time I saw!) As my city there is big, crowded and noisy, Odessa seemed to me, quiet and calm (I just loved!). A lot of things different made my visit here marvellous. I really enjoyed my stay here as 1 had a lot of fun and 1 think that was one of my best vacations (summer vacations). For sure 1 will miss very much everything and everybody here, but soon or late 1 will come back again. I only must say thank you for the kids and the school because 1 found much more kindness and reception than I could expected. Rosa Maria Antoniazzi Sxdmje StuAmti Avellaneda, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Fifteen years old. Subjects I’m taking: Spanish, American History, English, Economics, Ecology. Stay here from December to July (6 months). 1 like here. Eduardo Jorge Gonzanlez I’ve never seen snow before, 1 like it but not the cold. Lots of friends. Won the scholarship in a contest. Passed to fourth year of high school in Argentina. My English??. . .(put your opinion). Classes only in the morning in the Public school in Argentina. Avellaneda (the city where 1 live) 300,000 people. I've seen all the basketball games, 1 liked best; Ovid and Padua at Odessa, and the games at Romulus. 1 like all the activities at school. 1 will miss all people 1 met here. Found friendship and sympathy in everybody here. 67 Kathy Beardsley Kathy went all the way to Africa. Mostly she remembers the friends and good times. Ask her sometime about the banana bread. Debbie went to France last summer, and found so much to see and do. The food was great and the people were so wonderful. There’s so much to remember. . . Debbie Machamer Kathy also visited France. “It’s really beautiful. You can’t imagine.” Pictures bring back fond memories one could never forget. Katie Warner Susan Davis Sue was the school foreign exchange student. Her destination was Costa Rica, where she saw everything from volcanoes to coffee beans. 68 Row 1: R. Fraboni. D. Lewis, R. Goodwin. R. Halpin. R. Teeter, R. Randall. J. Hoxie. Row 2: M. Davis, D. Hiechel. R. Lewis, B. Campbell, G. Ilyer, J. Ector. P. White. K. Shisler. Row 3: R, Beardsley, J. Woodford. E. Lewis, S. Andrews, W. Tanner. UaMdtj 0 Varsity “O”- Odessa—Montour’s Lettermen. “It’s hard work to get an O, but it is great to have one. Mr. Blieler’s boys ... If we sell enough popcorn we’ll be able to buy a new gym. Football, basketball, baseball, track, swimming, wrestling, golf, cross country and the glory of Odessa-Montour. 'JwfXtWK tkJ) The teachers assistants. The show must go on . . . Movies are better than ever . . . The noon hour movie and running errands for Mr. Sensei. K. Gilbert, D. Webster, R. Waltermire, T. Randall, F. Martz, D. Gardner, K. Rozcll.S. McClary.T. Flavens, K. Reynolds. 70 71 Smoi Jku He’s in love. He hears the birds singing.” “Yes, sir, I sure could use a good cigar about now.” Poor Charley! He and Jack have invited girls up to their apartment and suddenly he finds that their chaperone Aunt Donna Lucia from Brazil— where the nuts come from, can’t come. So naturally, when actor Lord Fancourt shows up, in the costume he’s supposed to wear for an upcoming play, he’s turned into a rich old lady—Donna Lucia de Alvadorez. Everything goes smoothly until the surprise arrival of Charley’s real aunt. Things become delightfully confusing among the many loves and legal documents. And Lord Fancourt ends up wondering if he’ll be arrested for breach of promise! tkda'i Miss Easton and “Charlie” watch while “Jack and Donna Lucia” are hard at work. On February 17 at 8:00 P.M. the curtain went up on “Charlie’s Aunt.” After many weeks of hard work the Senior Class of 1968 presented this hilarious comedy under the capable direction of Miss Easton. Members of the Cast were: Tom Carson, Rick Lewis, Dana Lattin, Debby Lisk, Ed Lewis, Nancy Dimmick, Bernice Gardner, Sandy Scott and Bob Freedman. Everyone involved will always remember not only the warm, light hearted story, but the good times, hard work and cries of “We’ll never be ready!” “He called me the 'angel of the watch.” ‘Mr. Spittigue! It can’t be. The cast receives its deserved applause. 73 Coach Jack Davis congratulates the team on their victory over Clifton Springs for the 1966-67 Class B Championship. 0%tS Mm iik to Ztd Gmtat Smon The tall hustling Indians defeated Clifton Springs 87-76 at the War Memorial in Rochester on March 17, 1967, to bring Odessa-Montour its first Section 5, Class B Championship. The team proudly ended their victorious season with a 21-1 record. The team remained undefeated for 13 games until they met an unfortunate fate at Ovid. That one point loss however, stimulated the Indians into going all the way to gain their title. Through an all out team effort and sportsmanship, Odessa-Montour did just that. Mick Carrigan, Tom Carson and Jim Leonard led the team scoring with efficient backing from Gary Olin, Steve Kenyon, Dick Price and Laurie Smith. In the Lakes Region League, Odessa shared the title with her rival Ovid, who ended the competition with an 11-1 record. It was an outstanding season for the Indians. Our belated congratulations to a Championship team which are more than well deserved. OMCS 1966-67 RECORD 55 Odessa vs Padua 45 81 Odessa vs Spencer 58 71 Odessa vs Lansing 46 75 Odessa vs Trumansburg 55 85 Odessa vs Spencer 59 98 Odessa vs Ovid 93 53 Odessa vs Romulus 47 83 Odessa vs Interlaken 49 88 Odessa vs Watkins Glen 74 84 Odessa vs Dundee 64 62 Odessa vs Padua 48 70 Odessa vs Lansing 53 87 Odessa vs Trumansburg 65 85 Odessa vs Watkins Glen 67 70 Odessa vs Ovid 71 73 Odessa vs Romulus 70 34 Odessa vs Interlaken 30 80 Odessa vs Dundee 51 75 Odessa vs Cuba 44 68 Odessa vs Hammondsport 49 74 Odessa vs Livonia 66 87 Odessa vs Clifton Springs 76 78 IJuiouf Mu tie, SiUum' thud (JdAUtif JoothaM Back Row: T. Carson, E. Lewis, E. LoPresti, R. Hatpin, J. German, J. Ector, L. Romano, D. Lattin, R. Lovell, G. Carmichael, R. Davis, R. Bennett, Coach Jack Fowler. Front Row: B. Campbell, S. Crout, G. Stevens, D. Welty, D. O'Grady, R. Teeter, R. Fraboni, D. Learn, D. Habbershaw, 0. DeChant, B. Fisher. “Ready—Set—Go” . . . 46-Fullback through the six hole, long passes, end runs and a five, three defense. Mr. Fowler’s Braves worked very hard this season, but it was pretty tough. Our maroon warriors will be back next year with a vengeance. Varsity Football Scores 1967 Sept. 16 Dundee 32 OMCS 0 Sept. 23 Watkins 37 OMCS 7 Sept. 30 T-Burg 32 OMCS 0 Oct. 7 Cowanesque 32 OMCS 7 Oct. 14 Groton 29 OMCS 7 Oct. 21 Lansing 40 OMCS 7 Oct. 28 St. Mary’s 66 OMCS 7 Nov. 4 Drydcn 13 OMCS 7 80 Odessa’s own Lindsey Nelson. “Senior Gridders The Queen and her Court.” “The Bench Half time I hope practice isn’t . . . V Row 1: Coach Mr.Morrow, A. Richart, E. LoPresti, M. Sand, P. White. Row 2: C. Barton, D. Olin, R. Goodwin, J. Leonard, M. Learn, W. Tanner. Caou towbuf The Odessa Montour Harriers completed their sixth season undefeated in league competition and a fine showing at the Class B Sectionals at Alfred Almond Central School. Odessa finished 3rd out of fourteen schools and Jim Leonard won a N.Y.S.P.H. A.A. Blue Shield. At the league meet held at Dundee, Odessa captured the team championship with a low score of 24 points. Jim Leonard finished first, Mike Learn second, Rick Goodwin fifth, Mark Sand seventh and Dave Olin ninth. The fine team effort exemplified the fine coaching of Bob Morrow. 82 1966-1967 Baseball 'ButJaJt Hits. . .Errors. . .Fielder’s Choice. . .it’s a high pop fly to the center fielder. . .Come on boys, 3 up, 3 down. . .We want a homerun. . .How many pitchers?. . .Oh that just. . . The Odessa Indians finished the 1966-67 Baseball Season with a 7-1 1 record. Backed by the fine pitching of Chuck Stater, Dave Heichel, and Ray Fraboni, and catching of Gary Olin and Dave Starkweather, the team advanced to the Section 5 Class B quarter final at Corning East. Unfortunately the boys lost to Addison 5-4 and eliminated themselves from sectional play. On May 23, Odessa was host to Padua on the new field. It was a fine game, with Odessa defeating Padua, 1 1-2 and scoring three home runs. For five years the Indians traveled to Havana Glen to host their opponents, due to reconstruction of the school. The team averaged 4.8 runs and 5.7 hits per game and finished up the season in third place in the Fakes Region League. 12 Odessa at Spencer 2 2 Odessa at Notre Dame 7 4 Odessa at Romulus 6 5 Odessa at Ovid t 0 Odessa at Trumansburg 5 Odessa vs Dundee 3 5 Odessa at Watkins 6 2 Odessa at Padua 3 5 Odessa at Ovid 4 5 Odessa at Trumansburg 12 0 Odessa at Dundee ■ 11 Odessa at Romulus 10 1 1 Odessa vs Padua 4 Odessa at Interlaken 11 1 Odessa at Interlaken 4 1 Odessa vs Watkins 12 9 Odessa vs Cuba 4 4 Odessa vs Addison 5 Kneeling: S. Kenyon, D. Starkweather, R. Fraboni, M. Garey, R. Randall, A. White, E. Chapman, mgr., J. Leonard, J. Maat-ta. Standing: P. Harrington, T. Wood, B. Halpin, C. Slater, R. Lovell, J. Hoxie, D. Heichel, Coach Jack Davis. Absent: T.Car-son, G. Olin. 83 Basketball: Coach Jack Davis, Ed Chapman, Mark Sand, Dave Heichel, Ed LoPresti, Jim Leonard, Tom Carson, Jack Woodford, Mike Learn, Rick Goodwin, Charlie Barton, Jon Maatta, Dana Lattin, Alvin White, Henry Frasier. In front: Jerry Hy-er, Jeff (Wild Man) Leonard. M67-62 CtiMpi The Odessa Indians did it again. Under the direction of Coach Jack Davis the team fought its way to the number one spot. Odessa just walked away with all the honors. Besides winning 1 2 of 14 league games, the team defeated all opponents in the Class B Sectionals, and even won the Sportsmanship Award. Everybody was proud when Seniors Jim Leonard and Tom Carson who was named Player of the Year for the second straight year, were named into the All-Star Team. The Sectionals were thrilling. Gym walls were covered with signs such as “Come and see us at the War Memorial”, and “The Tail-men are here”. Every game saw maximum attendance. Who could ever forget? But it was only a fitting ending for a glorious victorious year. Every team in the Lakes Region League bowed at least once to our court runners. The Indians worked hard and came up on top. Maybe faith in our “Lucky Charms” helped a little, too! Congratulations, Champs!! Dave Olin-Sidelined by injury. 84 1967-68 Record OMCS 92 Spencer 69 OMCS 85 Trumansburg 61 OMCS 85 Spencer 55 OMCS 67 Interlaken 54 OMCS 65 Ovid 71 OMCS 82 Romulus 56 OMCS 64 Mansfield 84 OMCS 71 Corning East 88 OMCS 72 Watkins Glen 64 OMCS 98 Dundee 70 OMCS 71 Padua 77 OMCS 63 Trumansburg 50 OMCS 69 Interlaken 51 OMCA 83 Ovid 65 OMCS 59 Romulus 56 OMCS 63 Watkins Glen 42 OMCS 91 Dundee 68 OMCS 90 Padua 70 Section Five Championship OMCS 57 Clifton Springs 55 OMCS 68 Holley 57 OMCS 87 Williamson 54 OMCS 60 Canisteo 54 86 Row 1: M. Allen, J. Lovell, S. McClary, D. Brown, D. Reynolds, J. Williams, D. Lynch, T. Decker, J. Campbell, D. Webster. Row 2: R. Ector, R. Ratliff, R. Lovell, J. Ganung, K. Gilbert, M. Goodwin, D. Goodwin, D. Reach, B. Learn, H. Landon, Coach Mr. Morrow. ffj (uktfjbdl Junior Varsity Record OMCS 62 Spencer 55 OMCS 72 Trumansburg 66 OMCS 75 Spencer 52 OMCS 41 Interlaken 53 OMCS 45 Ovid 71 OMCS 80 Romulus 68 OMCS 56 Watkins 59 OMCS 60 Dundee 81 OMCS 34 Padua 74 OMCS 43 Trumansburg 66 OMCS 76 Interlaken 56 OMCS 44 Ovid 90 OMCS 54 Romulus 59 OMCS 73 Watkins 72 OMCS 53 Dundee 73 OMCS 63 Padua 68 The Odessa Junior Varsity started out with a bang. After winning four out of the first six games they ran into difficulties when sophomore Dave Ol-in was moved up to the Varsity squad. Ranging in size from 6’5”to 5’3”, these fellas showed lots of spirit. They will return next year with several veterans and plenty of new talent. Good luck J.V.’s. Keep up the good work. 88 Randy Lovell attempts a jump shot in a game with Watkins. Jeff Williams (Servi) prepares for a charity shot. Randy Lovell checks with the ref and receives one free throw. Ron Ratliff (42) waits anxiously for a rebound. 89 This year’s wrestling team had a fine season. They scored a total of 241 points against the total of 228 points for their opponents in four wins and five losses. 1967-68 Record Odessa 19 Waterloo 29 Odessa 40 Ovid 18 Odessa 25 St. Mary’s 26 Odessa 40 Ovid 20 Odessa 38 Watkins Glen 18 Odessa 17 Dundee 25 Odessa 15 Trumansburg 38 Odessa 33 Watkins Glen 18 Odessa 14 Dryden 36 90 Row 1: B. Birch, J. Gauck, M. Barra, R. Randall, J. German. Row 2: L. Romano, R. Teeter, W. Tanner, J. Allen, K. Shisler. 91 Row 1: 0. DeChant, A. Richart, S. Clark, J. Ector. Row 2: R. Spicer, B. Halpin, P. White, B. Burnside. Standing: F. Fudala, D. Lewis, D. Carrier, B. Chamberlain, D. Redman. SwMMUUj Jejmi 3o( i Russell Spicer 92 Kneeling: Miss Harrison, F. Williams, M. Fisher, S. Herforth, P. Wood, L. Williams. Standing: L. Davy, D. Scott, P. Burnside, R. Barrett, S. Ryan, S. Larison, S. Rappleye, J. Fuller. Gvdi 93 Best place in the world to watch a game. fO CkwdeadM Jf 1 M Sue Gould. Francie Williams, Paula Sand, Ennie Williams, Debbie White, Mari Lynn Appel, Pat Smith. “WOW” Touchdown Boys Touchdown! OUR SINCEREST BEST WISHES To The CLASS Of 1968 WHEN YOU ARE READY TO PLAN YOUR OWN HOME, REMEMBER US . . . COTTOJV- ft 1 VlO V Phone Odessa 59 -3311 , N.Y. . . . FOR— --PLANS AND SUGGESTIONS - - BU I LDING MATERIALS --PLUMBING, HEATING, ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT --FINE FURNISHINGS AND APPLIANCES Glen HoJmmI TScuik 'TJ'wM EVERY BANKING SERVICE PERFORMED BY SCHUYLER COUNTY PEOPLE FOR SCHUYLER COUNTY PEOPLE WATKINS GLEN New York Comp 1 i merits of MODDICK'S REAL ESTATES Comp 1iments of GARDNER' S DINER Odessa New York Montou r Falls, N.Y. Comp 1i ments Comp 1iments of of MODDICK'S SELF JO'S SERVICE FASHION SHOP Odessa New York Watkins Glen, N.Y. HUGHEY'S Comp 1i ments BOOT SHOP of Home of Dependable Footwear For Over COLE AND SON 75 Years PHARMACY Watkins Glen, N.Y. Watkins Glen, N.Y. 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He learns that he who loses his temper usually loses out. |He learns that all men have burnt toast for breakfast now and then, and that he shouldn’t take the other fellow's grouch too seriously. HHe learns that carrying a chip on his shoulder is the easiest way to get into a fight, f He learns that the quickest way to become unpopular is to carry tales and gossip about others. IHe learns that buck-passing always turns out to be a boomerang, and that it never pays. HHe comes to realize that the business could run along perfectly well without him. HHe learns that it doesn’t matter so much who gets the credit so long as the business shows a profit. cHe learns that even the janitor is human and that it doesn’t do any harm to smile and say ’’Good Morning , even if it is raining. HHe learns that most of the other fellows are as ambitious as he is, that they have brains that are as good or better, and that hard work and not cleverness is the secret of success. ]He learns to sympathize with the youngster coming into the business, because he remembers how bewildered he was when he first started out. He learns not to worry when he loses an order, because experience has shown that if he always gives his best, his average will break pretty well. He learns that no man ever got to first base alone, and that it is only through cooperative effort that we move on to better things, f He learns that bosses are no monsters, trying to get the last ounce of work out of him for the least amount of pay. but that they are usually fine men who have succeeded through hard work and who want to do the right thing, f He learns that folks are not any harder to get along with in one place than another, and that the getting along” depends about ninety-eight per cent on his own behavior. COMPLIMENTS OF SHEPARD NILES CRANE HOIST CORP., MONTOUR FALLS, N.Y. 14865 jL ke, Gmt Iasi on KouftM JLoJm CAMPS ITES TRA I LERS BOATS Congratulat i ons To The Class of 1968 GLEN LAUNDERETTE 304 8th St. Watkins Glen Comp 1i ments of JOE'S SERVICE STATION Frank 1 in St. Watkins Glen 107 Smoi 2)iMdouf BARBER, MARY JANE-Senior Play, Majorettes 1,2,3, Chorus 1,2,3, Secretary of the Senior Class BARRETT, ROBERTA -Student Council 4 yrs.. Yearbook Staff 4, Junior Play, Cheerleading 2,3,4, Majorettes 3,4, Secretary of Student Council 1, Swim Club President, Junior Class Vice-Pres., Senior Class Pres., Spanish Club 1,2,3, Honor Society 2,3,4, Youth county, Student Council District Rep. Elmira Key Club award, Syracuse Citizenship Conference. BASTION, DIANA L.—Pep Club 4, Future Nurses Club 2 yrs.. Intramurals 4 years. BAAY, BARBARA J.—Intramurals 1 year. Chorus BAILEY, LINDA L.-Intramurals 1 yr., Future Nurses Club 1 yr. BEARDSLEY, KATHLEEN—Intramurals 1 yr.. Future Nurses Club Treas. 1 yr., Pres 2 yrs., District 11 Representative, Secretary, Junior Class, Yearbook Staff, Layout Editor, Drama Club 1 yr.. Junior Play, Honor Society 2 yrs.. Candy Striper 2 yrs., Spanish Club 4 yrs.. Swim Club 1 yr., Chorus 4 yrs. BELANGER. CHARLES F. (no activities) BORRA, WILLIAM A.—Intramurals 1 yr., Varsity “O” Club 3 yrs., Wrestling Team 3 yrs. BROWN, SUSAN E.-Intramurals 1 yr., Honor Society 2 yrs. BURNSIDE, BILL C.—President, Honor Society, Spanish Club Pres., Treas., Projection Club 2 yr., Yearbook Staff 1 yr., Spanish Club 3 yrs.. Honor Society 3 yrs.. Varsity Swimming Team 3 yrs. CAMPBELL, BRUCE R.-Intramurals 4 yrs., Drama Club 2 yrs., Newspaper 3 yrs., Projection Club 3 yrs., Junior Play, Football 1 yr. CARRIGAN, MICHAEL G.—Basketball 4 yrs., Capt. Basketball 1 yr.. Football 1 yr., Track 1 yr. CARSON, THOMAS L.-Future Teachers Club 1 yr.. Student Council 1 yr., Varsity “0” Club 4 yrs., Treas. Varsity 0 Club, Capt. Basketball Team 1 yr., Baseball 3 yrs., Basketball 4 yrs., Football 4 yrs., Track 1 yr. COIL, CONNIE J.—Intramurals 3 yrs. CRAVER, STEVEN A.-Press Club 2 yrs., Projection Club 1 yr., Class Representative 1 yr.. Intramurals 2 yrs., Golf lyr. DAVIS, CHARLES M.— Intramurals 2 yrs., Football 2 yrs., Wrestling 2 yrs. DAVIS, SUSAN M.-Intramurals 2 yrs., V.-Pres. Freshman Class, President Junior Class, Editor in Chief of the Yearbook, Drama Club 1 yr.. Future Teachers Club 1 yr., Student Council 4 yrs.. Yearbook 2 yrs., Junior Play, Cheerleaders 3 yrs., Dance band 1 yr., Honor Society 2 yrs.. Exchange Student to Costa Rica, Tri-High Band Concert, Junior Prom Queen Candidate, Homecoming Queen candidate. DECKER, LAWRENCE E.-Projection club 1 yr. D1MM1CK, NANCY-Program Chairman for Spanish Club, V.-Pres. Spanish Club, Treas. Honor Society, Sec. Freshman class, V.-Pres. Sophomore Class, Student Council Rep., Junior Play Dance Band 1 yr., Spanish Club 4 yrs. DURFEY, BRUCE M.—Intramurals 2 yrs., J.V. Track. EMERY, EUGENE F.—Intramurals 2 yrs. ENNIS, JANE M.—Intramurals 1 yr. FREEDMAN, ROBERT W.—Intramurals 1 yr.. President Projection Club, Pres. Camera Club, Rep. to Student Council, Football 1 yr.. Track 1 yr.. Swimming 1 yr.. Drama Club 4 yrs., Newspaper 1 yr., Projection Club 3 yrs.. Student Council 2 yrs., Camera Club 1 yr., Drill Team Instructor 2 yrs., Junior Play, Senior Play. FREEMAN, RUSSELL G.-Gymnastic team 1 yr.. Editor in Chief School Newspaper 1 yr., Student Library aid, Sgt. at Arms, Pep Club FUDALA, ROSA-Intramurals 2 yrs., Sec. of Sophomore Class, Drama Club 1 yr., Drill team 2 yrs., Yearbook 1 yr. GARDNER, KATHY J.—Intramurals 1 yr.. Secretary Future Homemakers 1 yr., Future Homemakers 3 years, Future Nurses 3 yrs. GARDNER, BERNICE E.-President of the Band, Parliamentarian and Historian of Future Teachers, Theme Editor of Yearbook, Future Teachers 1 yr., Student Council 1 yr.. Junior Play, Senior Play, Cheerleader 3 yrs.. Dance Band 4 yrs., Spanish Club 3 yrs., School Play 2 yrs. GARDINER, SUSAN J.—Intramurals 2 yrs., Sec. Sophomore Class, Junior Homeroom Rep. Junior Play, Swimming Team 1 yr. GARY, MICHAEL T.— Intramurals 4 yrs., Baseball 1 yr., Wrestling 4 yrs., Chess Club 1 yr., Dance Band 4 yrs. 108 GERMAN, JACK R.-Projectionist Club 1 year. Business Manager of Yearbook I yr., Dance Band 2 yrs., Football 3 yrs., Track 2 yrs., Wrestling 4 yrs., intramurais 4 yrs. GETMAN, CONNIE A.—Future Homemaker’s Club 2 yrs., Future Nurse’s Club 2 yrs., Church Choir 2 yrs., Intramurais 2 yrs. GRAVES, SANDRA L.—Future Nurse’s Club 1 yr.. Girl Scouts 3 yrs., Intramurais 2 yrs. HALL, NANCY J.—intramurais 1 yr., Reporter for newspaper 1 yr.. Future Nurse’s Club 2 yrs.. Drama Club 1 yr., Future Teacher’s Club I yr., Chorus 2 yrs., Cheerleading I yr.. Gym Club 1 yr., Youth County 1 yr. HALPIN, LYNN ROBERT-Varsity “O” Club 2 yrs. President 1 yr.. Scouting 4 yrs.. National Rifle Association 1 yr., Student Council 1 yr., Baseball 1 yr., Football 4 yrs.. Track 1 yr., Swimming 3 yrs., Intramurais 3 yrs. FLANLEY, ROBERT E.-Intramurais 2 yrs. HAYES, MARCIA L.-Drama Club I yr., Future Nurse’s Club 4 years, Senior Play, Chorus 4 yrs., 4-H Club 4 years, President and Secretary Intramurais 1 yr. HEICHEL, DAVID L.—Varsity “O” Club, Baseball 4 yrs., Basektball 4 yrs., Football 3 yrs. HESSLING, GAYLE L.-School Paper 1 yr., Student Council 2 yrs., Spanish Club, Honor Society 3 yrs., Girl’s Swimming Team 3 yrs., Band 3 yrs., School Intramural Athletic Letter, Mental Health Essay Contest Winner, Uni-versidad lnternacional in Mexico in August 1966 HOFFMAN, GEORGE W.-ChessClub 1 yr.. Projectionist Club 3 yrs., Camera Club 1 yr., Track 1 yr., Intramurais 2 yrs. HOLT, FENTON T.-Intramurals 2 yrs. HOXIE, JAMES R.—Varsity “0” Club 2 yrs., Baseball 3 yrs., Football 1 yr., Letter Intramurais 4 yrs. 10R10, THOMAS A.—Wrestling 1 yr., Intramurais 4 yrs. JONES, APRYL D. —Intramurais 4 yrs. KOCOUREK, ANNETTE S.-Senior Play, French Club, Intramurais 4 yrs. LA ROW, CONNIE L.—Jr. High Chorus, Intramurais 1 yr. LATTIN, DANA B.-Sports Editor of School Newspaper 1 yr., Senior Play, Student Council 2 yrs., J.V. Basketball and Varsity Basketball 4 yrs., Football 3 yrs., Track 1 yr. LAUPER, CAROL A.—Intramurais 2 years LEARN, DAVID W.-Student Council 1 yr., Varsity “O” Club 2 yrs., Basketball 1 yr., Football 3 yrs., Intramurais lyr. LEONARD. JAMES J.—Student Council I yr., Yearbook Staff 1 yr., Dance Band 6 yrs.. Band 4 yrs.. Basketball 4 yrs., Football 2 yrs., Golf 2 yrs., Cross Country I yr. Honor Society 1 yr. LEWIS, EDWARD C.—Intramurais 2 yrs., Junior Homeroom rep., Student Council 1 yr., Projection club I yr., Newspaper 1 yr., Junior and Senior Play, Dance band 2 yrs., Yearbook 1 yr., Varsity Football 3 yrs., Wrestling 1 yr., Swimming 1 yr. LEWIS, RICHARD J.—Intramurais 4 yrs., V.-Pres. Senior Class, Chess Club 1 yr., Projection Club 2 yrs.. Varsity “0” club 1 yr., Junior and Senior Play, Cross Country 1 yr., Golf 1 yr. LISK, DEBORAH K.—Intramurais 3 yrs., Future Nurses Club 1 yr., Chorus 1 yr. LISK, DIANA R.-Intramurais 2 yrs. LOVELESS, BONNIE E.-Intramurais 1 yr., Drama Club 1 yr., Future Homemakers 1 yr., Library Club 2 yrs. LOVELL, SHIRLEY A.-Intramurais 1 yr.. Future Homemakers 3 yrs.. Newspaper 1 yr., Junior Play, Majorettes 1 yr., Color Guard 1 yr. MASIN, HELEN R.—Intramurais 3 yrs.. Drama Club 1 yr., Majorettes 1 yr. MEADE, DAN G.-Intramurais 1 yr., Football I yr„ Baseball 1 yr., Golf 2 yrs., Boys State Student Council 1 yr., Honor Society 3 yrs., Yearbook Staff 1 yr. MEIN, BARBARA —Chorus 4 yrs., MIDGLEY, BETSY-Intramurals 1 yr.. Drill Team 1 yr.. Chorus 3 yrs.. Acrobatics 1 yr., School paper 1 yr., Synchronized Swim 2 yrs. MILLSPAUGH, LINDA S.—Intramurais 3 yrs.. Drill Team I yr., Acrobatics 1 yr. MILLER. SANDRA L.—Class Treas. 4 yrs., Majorettes, Yearbook staff 2 yrs., Chorus 4 yrs.. Ensemble 3 yrs. NORTON, MARY E.—Intramurais 1 yr.. Drama Club 2 yrs., Chorus 2 yrs., acrobatics 1 yr., Junior Play. O’GRADY, KAREN L.—Intramurais 3 yrs., Drama Club 1 yr., Future Homemakers 1 yr., Future Nurses 1 yr. PETERS, THOMAS J.—Intramurais 3 yrs., V.-Pres., Camera club.. Sec. and Pres, of Projection club, Projection Club 3 yrs., Camera Club lyr., Senior Play. PETH, SANFORD S.—Intramurais 1 yr., Chess Club 1 yr.. Newspaper 1 yr., Carousel, Chorus 4 yrs. 109 PETRIE, JOYCE E.—Intramurals 2 yrs., V.-Pres. and Treas. of the Future Nurses Club, Drama Club 1 yr., Future Nurses Club 1 yr., Junior Play, Majorettes 1 yr., Spanish Club lyr. POTTER, LAVERNE-Intramurals 3 yrs. PRICE, CHERYL L.—Future Nurses Club 3 yrs., French Club 2 yrs., Chorus 1 yr. RANDALL, ERNEST G.—Intramurals 4 yrs., Baseball 3 yrs., Football 1 yr.. Wrestling I yr.. Varsity “O” club 2 yrs. RATLIFF, SANDRA L.— Intramurals 2 yrs., Homecoming Queen, Homeroom Rep. Senior Class, Student Council 3 yrs.. Cheerleader 3 yrs., Majorettes 1 yr.. Chorus 4 yrs. RINKER, FRANK W.-Intramurals 2 yrs., Baseball 1 yr., Football 2 yrs., Wrestling 1 yr., Art Club 3 yrs. RICE, BETTY J.-Intramurals 1 yr.. Future Homemakers Club 2 yrs., Pep Club 1 yr. RILEY, CHRISTINE L.—Intramurals 1 yr., Yearbook Staff 1 yr., Future Teachers Club I yr.. Student Council 3 yrs.. Cheerleaders 4 yrs., Honor Society 2 yrs.. Sec. Honor Society, Pres. Future Teachers, Pres. Sophomore Class. Junior and Senior Homeroom Rep. ROBBINS, BARBARA J.—Intramurals 3 yrs., Drama Club 1 yr.. Future Nurses Club 1 yr., Junior Play, Oratorical Contest 1 yr. ROMANO, LESLIE F.—President of the Student Council, Varsity Football 2 yrs.. Wrestling 2 yrs. RUDY, RITA A.—Future Nurses Club 3 yrs., French Club 3 yrs., Sec. of French Club RUSSELL, CHARLES A.-Varsity “O” Club 1 yr., Yearbook 2 yrs., Carousel, Football 1 yr., Wrestling 1 yr., Intramurals 1 yr. SAXE, JOHN W.-Stage Crew 1 yr.,Art 1 yr. SCOTT, FREDERICK R.-Chorus 3 yrs. (President), Student Council 1 yr. SCOTT, SANDRA E.-Drill Team 3 yrs., Drama Club 2 yrs., Cheerleader 3 yrs., Majorettes 1 yr., Chorus 4 yrs., Student Council 2 yrs., Intramurals 1 yr. Carousel and Pirates of Penzance Junior Play SHERRER, JERRY R.-Art Club 1 yr. SHISLER. KENNETH B.-Varsity “O” Club 3 yrs., Wrestling 3 yrs. SHROUT, BARBARA A.-Majorettes 2 yrs., Intramurals 2 yrs., Letter SNOW, DENNIS K.-Projectionist Club 1 yr., Wrestling 1 yr., Intramurals 3 yrs. STATES, ALICE M.-Drama,1 yr., Yearbook 1 yr., Junior Play, Chorus 4 yrs., Intramurals 2 yrs. TANNER. WINFORD R.-ChessClub 1 yr.. Varsity “O” Club 1 yr., Cross Country 2 yrs., Wrestling 2 yrs., R Track 1 yr., Intramurals 3 yrs. THOMAS, MARY J. THOMAS, PAUL JR. VAN LOON, REBECCA S.-Future Nurses’s Club 1 yr., Student Council 2 yrs., Acrobatics 1 yr.. Yearbook 1 yr., Carousel, Cheerleading 4 yrs., Intramurals 2 yrs. WALTERMIRE, STEEL E.-Art 2 yrs., Drama Club 1 yr., Newspaper Art Director 1 yr., Projectionists Club 1 yr.. President of Art Club, Intramurals 4 yrs. WALTERMIRE, HOWARD L. Projectionist Club 4 yrs., (treasurer) Chorus 2 yrs., Intramurals 1 yr. WHITE, ALVIN .1.-Student Council 2 yrs., Yearbook Staff 1 yr., Band 4 yrs.. Honor Society 2 yrs., Baseball 4 yrs., Basketball 4 yrs., Intramurals 2 yrs. WHITE, ARDEEN L.-Student Council 3 yrs. (treasurer), Junior Play, Carousel, Pirates of Penzance, Dance Band 4 yrs., Band 4 yrs., Ensemble 2 yrs., Chorus 2 yrs., Honor Society (Vice-President) 3 yrs.. Girl’s State Representative (Jr.). Spanish Club (secretary), President of Class (Fresh) Yearbook Staff. WHITE, PAUL R.-Junior Play, Student Council 2 yrs., Varsity “O” Club 1 yr.. Swimming team 3 yrs., Cross Country 2 yrs. WICKHAM, GREGORY L.-Wrestling 1 yr., Baseball 1 yr., Letter WOOD, THOMAS E.-Band 4 yrs., Baseball 1 yr., Intramurals , Gym and Swimming, 4 yrs. YAW, EVELYN M.-Future Homemakers Club 2 yrs., Intramurals 1 yr. CROKE, ALOA M.—Future Homemaker’s Club 3 yrs., (president), Library Club 1 yr., Chorus 1 yr. no TaMoM Mr. and Mrs. Janies Allen Mr. and Mrs. Eward Banfi Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Beardsley Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Burnside Mr. and Mrs. Ray Carson Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carver Mr. and Mrs. Jack Davis Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Decker Mr. and Mrs. Venico Fraboni Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gardiner Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gardiner Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Robert German Mr. William Gredel Mrs. Joyce Halpin Mr. and Mrs. Merle Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heslop Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hessling Mr. and Mrs. John Kridler Mr. and Mrs. Malcom Learn Mr. and Mrs. Minor Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lewis Mr. and Mrs. E. Fay Lewis Mr. and Mrs. William Lisk Mr. and Mrs. Thomas LoPresti Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lovell Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mathews Mr. and Mrs. Larry Meade Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Miller Dr. and Mrs. James J. Norton Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Petrie Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Russell Mr. and Mrs. James J. Scaptura Mr. Henry Shegelski Mr. and Mrs. Carl Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Harold Van Loon Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wickam Mr. and Mrs. Ralph White. y idO(juf)U 112