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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1976 volume:

2 3 4 5 6 7 Zable of Contents faculty and Administration Seniors Undergraduates Organizations Sports ‘Jr. High Community Pd- Pd- Pd- Pd- Pd- Pd- Pd- 13 25 49 10 ‘Dedication How do you thank a man for the many things he has done? A man who encourages everyone he comes in contact with. A man who gives so much of himself for the betterment of others. Not only does he live his life to the fullest, but he teaches everyone to do the same. A man who lives for the future, yet not forgetting the past, making new friends and enjoying new experiences, yet remembering the old. He has set an example for all to follow. That is why we are proud to dedicate our yearbook to him. Nelson Beebe it 12 Administration Board of Education And Administration Mr. Curtis Steffen Elementary Principal Mr. Henry lleslop Chief School Administrator Mr. Eugene Sensei High School Principal Row 1: Mrs. Manning, Mrs. Sand. Mrs. Dunlap; Row 2: Mr. Jensen, Mr. Larison, Mr. O’Neil. Not present: Mr. Dickenson. 14 Mr. Sweet guidance Office And Office Staff Mr. Petroziello Mrs. Dickens Mrs. Lewis Mrs. Wood 15 Mrs. Carman Mrs. Robbins Business Office And Health Office Mrs. Riley Mrs. Decker People we need. But never see writing checks, paying bills, typing letters, making budgets, writing health and dental reports and putting then all together to form the backbone oi our school. Mrs. Smith Miss Templeton 16 Mrs. Meskill Mr. Schild “The best of life is conversation and the greatest success is confidence or perfect understanding between sincere people.” R. W. Emerson Mr. Myers Mr. Claire Guidance Office Odessa-Montour Central School languages Mrs. Metz Miss Thomas Mr. Barone 17 Susan Norman Science Learning the HOW’S and WHY’S through researching and discovering new and interesting things. Christopher Bond Richard Wickham 19 Mr. Searles Vocational Arts Department Remember those carefree days When unhappy thoughts quickly passed us by. Mrs. Good now Mr. Cutton 20 Mr. Gavich Mr. Evans Math Department There comes a time when one must look forward, but we will always remember the good times passed. Mrs. Timms Mr. Beebe Mr. Dan Sheedy Mr. Jack Davis Mrs. Leone Barra .Health Driver Set. Phys. Sd. Miss Sally Scatton Mr. Scott Wcstervelt Shaping the body. Shaping the mind. Education is many things. Mr. Nick Barra 22 Art, Alusic, And Ci “Music makes pictures and often tells stories All of it magic and all of it true. And all of the pictures and all of the stories And all of the magic, the music is you.” John Denver Dr. Frank Brown Mr. Loren Parker Miss Dawna Fetter Mrs. Penny Titus Mr. William Gill Miss Margaret Carpenter Mrs ShilIey CaUaha 23 Cafeteria and Custodians Mis. Shrout Mr. Swope S. Holt, R. VanGalder, S. Seymour. B. Durfey, J. Wolfe, C. Daniels, S. Burnett; Not pictured: M. Drum, J. Dunham, R. TUden, R. Loveioy K. Pipe. E. Misner, R. Woodford, D. Dobson, A. Richards, P. Decker, H. Facey P. Taylor, F. Loveless. Hus Drivers Charles Richards, George Tanner, Iona Tanner, Carl States, Pat Gardiner, Sharon Rounds, Pat Craver, Jo Carrigan, Carol Dickens, Helen VanSkiver, Charles Miller, Mary Pound, Bar land Stephens, Betty Stephens, Clara Wheaton, Fred Goosen, Frank Dudgeon, Chuck Very, Nancy Teeter, Charles Locke, Art Joslyn, Skeet Seymour, Robert Tilden. 24 sjoiuag Susan Avery John Barra Donna Barrett Raymond Bailey Christopher Beardsley Winona Bailey 26 James Canlleid Monica Besecker Carl Benedict Constance Bradley Karen Brace Lawrence Brooke 27 Jeffrey Confer 28 29 30 Robin Hartford James Gould Clayton Greene Diana Grover Michael Grover 31 Yvonne Johnson Doreen May Suzanne McDonald Jackie Michel Robert Michel Karen Michael Terrence McClary 34 35 38 Gary Woodworth 40 Gerald Gascon Carol Van Zile Jit Memory Young friends departed from us long ago ... today it is seldom talked of but is deeply remembered in the hearts of us all. Let us always remember the laughing times when we shared our innocence together, before we faced a tragic fact, and before we knew real tears. Let us think of those times as times that helped us grow and someday, the memories that we share will stand as a tribute to us all... 41 Rick VanGalder Student Council President Ray DeTine Honor Society President Jeffrey Wayland Senior Class Treasurer Senior Headers Gayle Maatta Senior Class President Donna Barrett Yearbook Editor-in-chief J Andrea Crainey Senior Class Vice President John Olcott Newspaper Editor-in-chief 42 43 46 NOllVNL V JO s iyja anaasmn O vu MOU.YHQII IJD V vHOl t ,u:-- ce Office O .l.loMomCcQtKl-Sdiool T he idea of the original thirteen colonies and their leaders was born out of a passion to be free—to chart their own destiny of building a country out of this thin fabric called Freedom. The break from England was not to come easily, as this fledgling was viewed as a serious threat to the tentacles of the vast and far-flung British Empire. ,, m 2 a iftiV ptil pgr ,(i SfS AT atriots rose from every corner of the struggling country. Help came from other European countries to add to the flame of breaking the grip of England. Farmers, fishermen, cobblers and men from every walk of life took up their arms to defend this new-felt right to be free. As the smoke began to clear, ideas on organizing this diversity of colonies into a coalition of united states began to take shape. The form of a Constitution and Bill of Rights was molded by statesmen who previously were nonexistent. had laid claim to parts of the interior. s the word spread in other parts of the world of this new country, with its vast domain and resources, thousands of immigrants poured in to start a new life. With the added growth of population, new frontiers were needed. This stretching brought new conflicts with foreign powers who previously il s the gangling country continued to grow, internal disagreement erupted into a battle of economic and philosophical differences. The battle was to leave scars which would heal only after generations had passed. Out of the wounds came a stronger fiber of freedom for the individual man. The country had survived as a unit and now its energies would be put to work in rebuilding the founding fathers’ ideals. jp§ w yty ' K _____________________________ T he need for new frontiers continued as movement spread West. A rapid explosion of technological advances pointed the country into the fore as an industrialized nation. A s one of the leading industrial nations, this strapping, growing giant became embroiled in the first of the World Wars. After its success with other Allied Nations, a never-before-felt boom and prosperity was followed with the shattering bust of the Great Depression. New leaders were sought to pull the Country out of its fall, while on the horizon new storm clouds were building across the oceans. ... Underclassmen A. Darling S. Davis D. Dawson B. Decker D. Decker S. DeGraw C. Delaney B. DeTine G. Duerbeck J. Dunlap J. Eckelberger W. Fisher J. Fivie M.Fudula J. Fuller P. Graves J. Greuber S. Grow N. Gunderman M. Gunning S. Hanlon L. Harrington D. Hartford D. Hayes M. Hessling B. Hetrick D. Hill D. Johnson H. Johnson K. Johnson B. Kellogg M. Kelly B. Knight N. Larison K. Learn 51 D. Lisk K. McDonald R. Mathews R. Michael J. Monroe V. Norton T. Oman N. Osborne B. Ott C. Parker G. Peterson B. Pound C. Rider L. Riley M. Ryerson D. Schaffhouser J. Shrout S. Silliman D. Steves G. Sweet N. Terry J. Timms L. Trumble C. Tuttle B. Valent D. VanSkiver S. Wardwell D. Welty F. Wheaton S. White K. Whited H. Willett D. Williams J. Wixson G. Wright 52 53 J. Benedict L. Bowen D. Bowei F. Boyce J. Bradley P. Brooke R. Bush C. Campbell T. Canfield N. Carmen Sophomores T. Bailey T. Bannister B. Barrett R. Besecker 54 K. Clark M. Clark L. Clauson D. Kohena P. Cole B. Cooper C. Cooper R. Daugherty K. Decker L. DeGraw M. DeGraw J. Dense J. Dickens W. Drake D. English F. Fillipetti D. Flavin A. Fudula D. Gardiner J. Gould K. Grosso P. Grover R. Grover L. Goodwin T. Hanville H. Harrington B. Hill B. Hausner L. Hayes J. Hayth C. Herforth C. Hopper B. Hubbel S. Jennings P. Kane D. Kent D. Kent J. Kinard M. Koloski J. Kruger 53 S. Lawrence B. Lyon J. Maphis R. McClary M. Schaffhouser L. Mills S. Monks C. Parker K. Pipe G. Ray J. Redmond M. Richards N. Rider D. Riley R. Riley D. Rounds M. Rudy D. Rumsey K. Sand J. Schanbacher S. Schanbacher C. Searles R. Searles W. Shrout H. Simmons R. Simmons S. Simpson B. Smith K. Switzer J. Teeter K. Teeter S. Thorson E. Truax B. VanBuren R. VanGalder R. Watson A. Wheeler L. White S. Williams D. Wright Sophomore Candids C. Bahns C. Bailey L. Bannister J. Banks D. Bradley B. Brown K. Bulkley M. Cahill J. Callahan J. Campbell T. Carter B. Castor L. Clark T. Cleary D. Clemons E. Cook S. McFall K. Cornish R. Covey C. Crowley D. Davis C. Dawson D. DeGraw G. Duerbeck J. Donnelly 58 I J. Dunlap W. Ector T. Edwards R. Evangelis C. Fish D. Forrest V. Frazier S. Frisk B. Ganung K. Gardner S. Gardner R. Gaylor C. Jerabeck M. Goodwin D. Grover J. Grow M. Haller M. Hanlon L. Harris R. Hayes D. Holgate K. Horton B. Hubbel D. Hyer J. Jensen G. Kellogg S. Kellogg C. Kennison C. Kimble N. Learn J. Leslie S. Llewelyn B. Lychalk J. Mace G. Magura D. Maine K. Marsh K. Mathers J. Mayo E. McCormick 59 S. Michel T. Miller S. Moharter T. Morgan B. Ott D. Page T. Payne B. Palmer P. Peppard K. Peterson E. Phelps C. Pound N. Roberts P. Saunders D. Schanbacher D. Seymour J. Seymour P. Sidle J. Cilley S. Silliman E. Simpson S. Smith T. Starkweather J. Steinmetz T. Stermer B. Stevenson L. Sweet R. Terry J. Timms V. Turner J. Underdown J. VanHouten C. Voorheis S. Warne G. Wayland L. Whiting T. Wilson P. Wixson T. Wright M. Zimmer 60 Organizations Row 1: B. Palmer, M. Hanlon, P. Conkrite, D. Holgate. B. Moharter, R. Lychalk, P. Kane; Row 2: B. Valent, J. Gould, S. Vinti, J. Gould, W. DeTine, B. Brown, M. Richards, M. ludala; Row 3: J. Wayland, D. Bradley, R. Bailey, G. Woodworth,C. Beardsley, G. Sweet, B. Alleman; Row 4 Dr. Brown, P. Sidle, G. Ray, S. Hanlon, M. Koloski, J. Moharter, W. Fisher, B. Lyon. Row 1: B. Clark, N. Marshall. B. Castor, D. Gardiner.C. Bahns.C. Castor. P. Wixson. K. Michael; Row 2: D. Bradley, J. Shout, D. Crippen, P. Brooke, J. Castor, J. Wixson, R. Riley, K. Learn; Row 3: J. Dunlap, S. Llewelyen, F. McCormick, L. Sweet, S. Frisk, N. Roberts, J. Seymour, S. Michel; Row 4; C. Searles, J. Timms, N. Whited, R. Gaylor, R. Simmons, M. Hessling, C. Tuttle, A. Manning. R. DeTine, L. Riley, T. Teeter. Whether marching on the football field or Playing in a concert The stimulating music brings an awakening to all. 64 Row 1: Dr. Brown, G. Ray, T. Teeter, T. Manning, R. DeTine; Row 2: B. Brown, J. Timms. B. DeTine, B. Lyon, C. Tuttle, G. Woodworth, G. Sweet; Row 3: J. Moharter, H. Willett, W. fisher, J. Castor, M. Richards, P. Conkrite, J. Gould, B. Moharter. uuuu 'Ul'lll'l'l t'l'l'l'U'll 1'1'U'U'U The sound of a speedy march or that of a calm suite. The twittering of the flutes and the rumbling of the drums, makes us remember music and the hearts that it comes from. 65 Row 1: J. Timms. J. Frazier. P. Cole.T. Canfield, C. Crowley. L. Mills. R. Bush, B. Hill, D. Ryerson, T. Miller, D. Maine; Row 2: Miss Fetter, J. Castor, B. Mathews. P. Terry. D. Lake, B. Cooper, V. Ortega, L. Goodwin, B. Shields, J. Dickens, M. Bescckcr, D. Schanbacher, E. Truax, L. Harris; Row 3: E. Cook, K. Sands, B. VanBuren, K. Yoshizawa, R. Michel, J. Gould, L. Trumble, A. Cervantes, P. Brooke, D. Riley, P. Sidle, M. Ryerson, D. Decker, N. Osborne, N. Learn; Row 4: S. Carpenter, J. Olcott, R. Michel, C. Beardsley, L. Brooke. R. DeTinc, A. Darling, D. May, N. Carmen, K. Clark, L. Hayes, S. Burnett, S. Moharter, R. Evangilis. 66 L. Goodwin, D. Riley, P. Brooke, N. Learn, A. Darling. Row 1: D. Riley, P. Sidle, P. Brooke, P. Cole; Row 2: L. Brooke, L. Goodwin, N. Learn, L. Trumble, B. VanBuren; Row 3: D. May, S. Peterson, K. Sand, S. Moharter, A. Darling; Row 4: K. Voshizawa, J. Gould. S. Carpenter, R. Michel, R. Michel. Listen to the music, the songs of peace and joy. A feeling of serenity, brought forth by each new voice. A mingling of one and all, to make a beautiful sound. J. Castor, J. Timms Row 1: D. Riley, P. Brooke, B. VanBuren; Row 2: L. Brooke, L. Good- win, N. Learn, L. Trumble; Row 3: D. May, S. Peterson, K. Sand. A. Darling; Row 4: J. Gould, S. Carpenter, R. Michel. 67 Student Council The new ideas of today are the building blocks of a better way. Kneeling: R. Hayes, B. Palmer. Row 1:G. Maatta.M. Gunning, R. Gaylor, M. Hanlon, N. Bailey, P. Sidle, D. Holgate, B. Sheilds, N. Whited, B. Clark, J. Wixson, R. Simmons, C. Balms; Row 2: J. Whiting, R. VanGalder, S. Peterson, R. DeTine, P. Brooke, J. Greuber, T. Teeter, N. Marshall, S. Hanlon, G. Woodworth, D. Gardiner. Honor Society Hard working students striving to achieve goals and meeting the demands of a changing society. Row 1: T. Lawrence, N. Bailey, G. Maatta, M. Donnelly, D. Crippen; Row 2: R. DeTine, C. Pound, S. Peterson, Y, Johnson, D. Barrett, S. Avery, C. Bradley, K. Marsh, R. Hartford, J. Gould. 68 Row 1: N. Larison, J. Kckelberger, F. Marshall, N. Gunderman, J. Timms, V. Norton; Row 2: B. Lyon.C. Pound, K. Marsh, B. Pound,C. Parker. Observer A story, an interview, a chuckle or two. All the latest happenings and everything that’s new. Row 1: J. Dickens, M. Gunning, G. Maatta, N. Bailey, J. Timms; Row 2: D. May, K. Gardiner, D. Steves, N. Gunderman, K. Marsh; Row 3: G. Sweet, B. DeTine. Row 1: C. Bahns, J. Monroe, S. Grow, B. Clark; Row 2: D. Barrett, R. DeTine, K. Smith, C. Bradley, P. Sidle. 69 Row 1: P. Graves,T. Llewellyn, L. Bannister, B. Johnson, S. Llewellyn, K. Bird, L. Peppard; Row 2: Commander; J. Dickens, P. Parsons, J. Dickens, N. Terry, B. Ganung, D. Page, B. Johnson, D. Parrot; absent: M. Besecker, L. Dickens, N. Grover. Carousel Odd Couple 71 Memories compiled in the back of your mind. Never thought of much in your youth. The pages fold back to display these special moments. Suddenly you recollect many times long forgotten. One night stands out among the pages of your mind. This is your junior prom. Remember the nervousness each of you felt. Wanting the night to be special and endless. The music plays softly and you dance. Arms entwined, feelings showing. Soon it is over and what is left? A corsage pressed between the pages of a scrapbook, pictures of a person long forgotten, songs which flicker a trace of a memory. These were the times of your life. Do you remember? 9 r.: P r o m 72 Judy Rice Homecoming A cold rainy night with the bright lights reflecting off the rain drops making a brilliant glow as we crowned our queen Donna Crippcn Homecoming Queen Brenda Mathews Cathy Castor 73 An uncertain smile crosses your face, For you are among strangers, in a different country. Away from your home and family. At first you miss the familiarity of home. Wish you had never left, Then all around you are smiles, smiles, hellos. Outstretched hands of friendship. You begin to learn that people are people, The same, all over the world. 74 75 Ski Club Shadows silhouetted on the slope of the lonely skier making a silent run in the pale moonlight. Row 1: L. Brewer, S. McDonald, D. Crippen, B. Mathews, M. Richards, G. Woodworth; Row 2: Mr. Holliday, N. Carman, S. Williams, J. Gould, J. Whiting, S. Hanlon. Row 1: B. Mathews, D. Crippen, N. Bailey; Row 2: L. Brooke, T. Teeter, G. Woodworth, R. DeTine, R. VanGalder, J. Gould. Varsity “O Proud atheletcs helping to improve their school, their sports, and themselves. 76 78 Row 1: S. Wardwell, T. Collins, T. McClary, T. Teeter, D. Bradley, J. Bradley, Row 2: G. Woodworth, J. Noriega, T. Crowley, R. Michael, J. Greuber, T. Manning, C. Benedict. R. Freeman, Row 3: Coach Williams. R. Searles, B. Pipe, H. Willett, R. Michel, J. Whiting, R. VanGalder, J. Gould, T. Freeman, C. Greene, Coach Sheedy. Row 1: R. Gaylor, D. Davis, P. Kane, J. Monroe, J. Steinmetz, B. Smith, T. Bannister, M. Schaffhouser. T. Edwards Row 2: Coach Crosley, T. Starkweather, B. VanBuren, D. Hyer, J. Gould, D. Kohcna, R. Terry, D. Bowers, R. Bcsecker. D. Kane. Absent: Coach Barone. 79 Varsity Basketball Swish . . . foul, take two shots ... beat that fast break ... hey coach, no more laps ... rebound that basketball Standing: Coach Gavich, J. Whiting, J. Gould, C. Parker, D. Seymour, C. Beardsley, G. Eldridge, M. Kelly, R. Mathews, J. Bradley, Coach Pulus; Kneeling: D. Wolfe, J. Wolfe, J. Wolfe. 80 {junior Varsity basketball What’s a give and go? Try that play again ... get out of the key ... block that shot ... a quick lay-up for another win. Row 1: R.Gaylor, B. Smith. T. Edwards, R. Brown. B. Palmer, S. Monks. M. Hanlon; Row 2: J. Bradley. T. Bannister. F. 1 ilipetti. S. Simpson. D. Bowers. D. Kane. 81 Baseball “Catch that baseball . . . See the new dug-outs. Homerun over the left field fence, that was a pretty hard hit. Standing: Coach Westervelt, M. Menio, S. llenby, C. Beardsley, J. Leonard, R. VanGalder, S. Hanlon, Kneeling: J. Whiting, R. Mathews, D. Bradley, J. Bradley. “Line-drive to the third baseman ... Broke another bat yesterday .. . terrific pitching and great catching make a good team.’’ Standing: P. Kane, J. Greubcr, H. Willett, T. Bannister, T. Landon, Coach Evans, K. Switzer, Seated: B. VanBuren, J. Bradley, B. Smith, J. Hayth, S. Monks, R. Besecker, K. Decker. 82 Row 1: W. Drake, J. Wixson, B. Mathews, L. Mills, Row 2: S. Thorson, P. Havens, B. Shields, L. White, Coach Doolittle, Row 3: C. Bradley, N. Carmen, K. Larison, D. Collins, C. Delaney. Softball “Hey coach, who’s going to pitch today? Let’s hit a homcrun ... catch that ball, white jerseys and white shorts ... you get dirty when you slide.” Zennis “Love-fifteen, return that serve, love-thirty, slam it hard, love-forty, saved with a lob, game point.” Standing: P. Patterson, G. Sweet, N. Haller, R. Michel, B. Ott, R. Michel, Kneeling: D. Crippen, N Marshall, F. Marshall, L. Habbershaw. 83 Row 1: Coach Crosley, B. Hausncr, T. Magura, C. Parker, M. livic, D. Bradley, M. I udala, N. Halpin, B. Szuman, B. Barrett, W. Shrout, Coach Allen, Row 2: T. Teeter, B. Decker, T. Crowley, J. Trumble, J. Moharter, J. Barra, R. VanGaldcr, S. Wardwell. Row 1: J. Dunlap, K. Clark, K. Smith, D. Sidle, B. Pound, R. Riley, K. Marsh, C. Pound, M. Ryerson, Coach Borglum, Row 2: P. Cole, S. Silliman, A. Marshall, K. MacDonald, N. Larison, B. Clark, P. Conkrite, L. Goodwin, J. Castor. 84 Girl’s Basketball Jump ... Run ... Shoot ... Don't take your eyes off the ball. Taps, six man weave, always on the run during practice. Girl's Volleyball Spike . .. Sorry Coach, but she is taller than me ... bump drills, serving drills, and don’t forget your line-up. Row 1: D. Bradley, C. Bradley, N. Larison, B. Shields, P. Grover, J. Monroe; Row 2: H. Lain, N. Grover, J. Donnelly, J. Castor, K. Clark, N. Carman, K. Marsh, L. DeGraw, R. Mathers, J. Shrout, N. Marshall, L. Dickens, Coach Scatton. 85 Row 1: K. Buckley, L. Goodwin; Row 2: A. Cervantes, G. Duerbeck, N. Larison, B. Castor, D. Barrett, F. Marshall, M. Carpenter; Row 3: N. Bailey, N. Marshall, C. Pound, V. Norton, B. Pound, R. Riley, J. Dickens, J. Castor, K. Mathers, C. Bradley, Coach Larison. Swimming The swimming wizards of O.M. Always willing to swim 1000 yds. for the sake of keeping in shape. (Would you believe 100 yds?) Row 1: D. Bradley, P. Peppard. S. Simpson, J. Banks, D. Grover, V. Turner, J. Fivie, Row 2: G. Way land, M. Cook, M. Hessling, M. Grover, R. Michel, R. Michel, B. Brown, S. Carpenter, G. Sweet, Row 3: Coach Westervelt, G. Magura, J. Noriega, G. Kellogg, B. Hausner, I). Seymour. Row 1: Coach Scatton, K. Mathers, S. Michel, K. Learn, J. Dickens, S. Hanlon, A. Darling, L. Sweet, V. O’Rourke. Row 2: Miss Murphy, B. Stevenson, P. Sidle, P. Brooke, N. Carman, J. Teeter, C. Delaney. K. Clark, N. Larison, K. Teeter, Row 3: Miss Verone, P. Wixson, B. Clark, J. Dunlap, S. Silliman.C. Bradley, K. Smith, K. Marsh. 86 Row 1: J. Benedict, J. Rounds, J. Hayth, D. Holgatc, D. Johnson. R. Bailey J. Greuber, G. Cooper. M. Hayth. Row 2: C. Benedict, J. Moharter, J. Benedict, R. Collins. T. Manning, T. Starkweather, T. Magura,Coach Barra Cross Country Roadrunncrs of superb quality never tiring, and alwrays running. “Run around the horn a few times.’ Wrestling “Hey. these mats are lumpy.” Another pin . .. another match. The Odessa matmen are sure winners. Row 1: R. VanBuren.B. Decker, D. Grover. B. Hausner. K. Yoshizawa.G. Kellogg. D. Stephens, R. Moharter, Row 2: L. Goodwin, N. Marshall. S. Simpson, S. Carpenter, C. Beardsley, M. Grover, F. Simpson. 87 Bottom Row: B. Mathews, J. Dunlap, K. Gardiner; Middle Row: D. Crippen, D. Decker, L. Riley, K McDonald; Top Row:D. Hill, J. Wixson, S. Peterson. Varsity Cheerleading Cheering with never ending SPIRIT. Pepping up the crowd and the team, “HAIL ODESSA”. At cold football games and basketball games in a hot gym, they arc always there. 88 IV. Ckeerleatiing V.I.C.T.O.R.Y. 1 un pep assemblies, getting everyone involved in the sport. Always friendly and filled with good sportsmanship. Front: J. Donnelly; Row 1: D. Riley, R. Riley, S. Thorson; Row 2: W. Drake, S. Frisk, L. Harrington; Row 3: C. Bahns, T. Cleary, S. Moharter. Sport’s Candids 90 Junior High Stli Grade M. Barra B. Barrett L. Beers M. Bergen B. Blaha T. Bogart K. Bird D. Campbell M. Carpenter D. Chapman T. Chapman J. Collins J. Collins J. Curn S. Davis B. Dean D. Decker J. Decker S. DeGraw L. Detrick L. Dickens R. Doan T. Donnelly J. Drake S. Eckelberger A. Short D. Emery S. Fillipetti H. Cooper R. Freeman M. Frychek J. Fuller M.Gaylor J. Goodrich J. Goodwin P. Graves G. Adams B. Allemen D. Bailey D. Bannister C. Barbaro J 7 s 92 C. Grimes C. Grosso A. Grover N. Grover T. Harris R. Hay T. Henby M. Herd C. Hill G. Hill T. Hopper B. Horton L. Jennings B. Johnson Y.Johnson L. Joslyn R. Jones T. Kane A. Kelchner F. Kinard T. LaVigne D. Lawrence B. Lindsley T. Llewelyn A. Lotz D. Marsh G. Mathers A. Mathews D. Miller D. Miller C. Monks K. Morris R. Mosher P. Olcott M.Olin V. O’Rourke J. Osborne M. Osborne B. Ott D. Owens 93 A. Pangello S. Parker D. Parrot P. Parsons L. Peppard H. Pipe P. Povero J. Redmond R. Reid J. Rider C. Rogalin M. Rosbaugh F. Ryerson A. Schaffhouser S. Schanbacher N. Shrout R. Shutter B. Simmons R. Simmons D. Smith M. Smith C. Soule S. Steed C. Stermer D. Stevens B. Stevenson M. Switzer T. Taber K. Teed J. Thomas L. Townsend M. Thurman C. Woodworth R. VanZile C. Vary L. Willett D. Williams R. Wright P. Young B. Zimmer 94 7th Grade J. Bleiler D. Boyce L. Brewer C. Brown T. Bogart A. Bulldey B. Bump B. Bergen B. Burnett S. Bush S. Bush C. Caddy S. Carrigan J. Chaffee B. Cilley 95 L. Cole S. Cook B. Cooper P. Covey R. Crainey M. Croft D. Cutton B. Decker D. Decker S. Dieter J. Dunlap M. Duerbeck S. Eckleston T. Edwards G. Fair W. Fisher L. Fivie M. Freeman D. Ganung H. Gillette R. Goosen K. Gordon L. Gorton T. Everhart L. Granteer B. Grimes T. Hagadorn G. Harris P. Haller T. Hausner M. Hayes S. Hayes B. Hetrick D. Hiechel J. Hill 96 A. Holgate S. House D. Hyer M. Hayth J. Jacobs A. Johnson L. Kellogg C. Kinard B. Lawrence D. Lawrence M. Leszyk D. Maine J. Maphis J. Mathers D. Mathews G. Mathews J. Mayo P. Menzie R. Moharter J. Monroe D. Manning B. Moore A. Niver M. Oman B. O’Neal T. O’Rourke M. Parker M. Parker M. Patterson B. Powers J. Ray G. Reynolds M. Reynolds D. Rodabaugh J. Rounds 97 N. Sanders B. Schaffhouser D. Freeman D. Schanbacher M. Searles S. Seeley B. Seymour K. Eldridge D. Short R. Simmons C. Simpson S. Slovic T. Smalley B. Strong R. Timms R. VanBuren R. VanBuren P. VanZile D. Vary D. Vary R. Vary L. Voorheis B. Wayland M. West R. Stephen C. Thorson S. Warne C. Wheaton D. White D. Wilber R. Wilson J. Wolfe W. Woodworth S. Young K. Zimmer 98 Row 1: G. Brown, M. Ducrbeck, T. O’Rourke. B. Timms, S. Slovik, S. Hayes, J. Dunlap; Row 2: Mr. Pulos. B. O’Neal, T. Anagnost, B. Smith, D. Parrot, B. Blaha, P. Graves, D. Williams, M. Carpenter, M. Hayth. junior Migh Student Council I Junior Migh Chorus Row 1: T. Chapman, J. Monroe, S. Seeley, R. VanBuren, G. Harris, J. Drake, M. Duerbeck.C. Stermer, M. Croft, R. VanBuren; Row 2: M. Freeman, J. Goodrich, C. Woodworth, A. Notor, L. Beers, N. Grover, L. Tanner, D. Cutton, L. Cole, M. Parker, J. Dunlap, L. Koloski, D. Vary; Row 3: B. Powers, Miss Fetter, K. Gordon, C. Soule, S. Cook, J. Ray, V. O’Rourke, S. Eckel-berger, A. Johnson, B. Strong, D. Vary, J. Mathers, C. Simpson, C. Grosso, M. Parker, A. Pan-gallo. Row 1: T. Hagadorn, N. Shrout, A. Kelchner.P. Haller, C. Teeter, L. Cole, J. Dunlap, L. Brewer, D. Heichal, D. Cutton; Row 2: T. Chapman, V. O’Rourke, M. Barra, A. Lotz, Y. Johnson. B. Johnson, B. Smith, T. O’Rourke, M. Parker; Row 3: N. Saunders, T. Anagnost. L. Koloski, B. O’Neil, M. Patterson, L. Townsend, M. Gaylor.C. Anderson, R. Mohartcr, B. Powers; Row 4: Mr. Parker, A. Notor, J. Bleiler, W. Fisher, B. Timms, C. Soule, M. Baker, A. Holgate, C. Grimes, S. Underdown. junior Migh Band 99 Row 1: C. Monks, R. Craincy, D. Holgate, R. Shutter, W. Lindley, D. Miller, J. Mathers; Row 2: C. Soule, T. Kane, G. Hill, J. Drake, T. Henby, D. Bailey, A. Mathews; Row 3: Coach Myers, R. Hayes, D. Short, B. Zimmer, Grcuber, T. Taber, B. Simmons. 100 S. Steed, J. Dunlap, N. Saunders, M. Gay lor, J. Redmond, T. Anagnost, C. Roglan, C. Grimes, J. Mathers, M. Olin. {Junior High Cheerleaders 7th $rade basketball Row 1 -C. Anderson, M. Reynolds, H. Bailey, R. Simmons, T. O’Rourke, T. Edwards. S. Carri-gan, T. Hausner Row 2-Coach Williams, A. Buckley, M. Patterson, M. Baker, K. Gordon, D. Mathews, B. O’Neil, J. Grueber, Missing-G. Mathews, M. Lesyk Row 1 -J. Decker, C. Soule, J. Drake, M. Rosbaugh, J. Goodwin, J. Mathers, C. Monks, Row 2-C. Vary, T. Henby, T. Taber, W. Linsley, R. Van Zile, A. Mathews, Coach Williams Sth Grade basketball 101 102 Advertising Wholesale Division Best Wishes to the Class of Nineteen Seventy-Six Cotton-Hanlon Odessa, N. Y. 1921-1976 Retail Division FIFTY-FIVE YEARS of DEDICATION and SERVICE Manufacturing Division Srfdminiitrative offices and factory. Better industries are direct results of better education. SHEPARD NILES CRANE HOIST CORP. Subsidiary of Vulcan. Inc MONTOUR FAILS. 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