Onondaga Central School - Onondagan Yearbook (Nedrow, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1966 volume:

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Roland Christy. Semor Class O cers S. Whalen, Treasurerg S. Miller, Sccrcturyg J. Joyce, Vice-Presidentg C. Walters, President. Yearbook S tajjf SEATED: C. Bugnaski, D. Congdon, G. Griffith, Nlr. Littlefield, Mr. Hayden. STANDING: N. Tart, C. Cummings, M. McKeon, P. Chapin, C. Walters, S. Miller, S. Pople, S. Haendle, D. Abend, D. Conger ki ,pl-. 3 ik Administrative Stajj' Mr. Cameron Bus. Mgr. Mr. Moore Dist. Prin. Mr. Habel Asst. Prin. Mr. Gilbert Prin. ce Stajj' Mrs . Foote Mrs. Brown Board of Education Mr. Abbott, Mr. Haendle, Mr. Eriksson, Mr. Horton, Mr. Bailer, Mr. Puglisi, Mr Fitch. 4 Cafelerza Stay Miss Beal-Q, Mrs. White, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Cody, Mrs Marcellus C ustodians . Clark, Mr. Syszkowski, Mr. Houscr, Mr. Martin. Bus Drivers ROW 1: Mr. Abbott, Mr. Hull, Mr. Bean, Mr. Volles. ROW 2: Mr. Reed, Mr. Harris, Mrs. Searle Mr. Searle, Mr. Gardner, Mr. johnson. ROW 3: Mr Brown, Mr. Shearer, Mr. Cullotti. 5 FACULTY Q Q . SITTING: Miss Robinson -- Guidance STANDING: Mrs, Stover -- Librarian Mr. N011 -- Guidance Math NIL Ruth, NIL Denny, Music Mrs. Kiesz Business Teachers Mr. Hayden Mrs. Burns Mr. Sanders 8 ,n eachers Mrs. Christensen, Mr. Dole. Teachers Mr. I-Ioke Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr, Science Teachers SITTING: STANDING: Mr. Christy Miss Alexander Ivlr. Banner Mr. Fay 9 Olson -- Art Krick -- Homemaking Strojnowski -- Homemakingx Meader -- CORE Graebell -- Industrial Arts LaC1air -- Industrial Arts Meader -- Driver Education, Absent if A ., A . 45, , SW ., .,i,,M,a , ,gqfwg History Teachers SITTING: Mr. Dew STANDING: Nir. Hubcl, Nirs. Van Glynn, Ixlr. Pearson, Mr. Dawh-y, Mr. Cook, Language Teachers SITTING: Mrs. Wightman, Mrs. Davis, Miss Momrcvillc, Ivirs. Sxvarr, Mrs. Hcnncssy, Mrs. Sipus, Mrs. Schneider. STANDING: Mr. RcnauId, Mr. Metcalf, Mr. LittIcficId. RJ SEN I ORS Jean Arnold llleanll The sweet magic of a Cheerful face. joan Arnold llKimOlY A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Richard Abend HDiCkll Who does not befriend himself by doing good. Mary Barrett llMaryll Silence never betrays, Paulette Avery Paula Happiness is speechless. 12 Cheryl Block Sherrie I never met a man I didn t like. I ferr Eleanor Braun IlTinyll Good words are worth much and cost little. David Congdon Dave Sir, I would rather be right than be President. Christa Bugnaski llBugSll I have more memories than if I were a thousand years old. Patricia Chapin llpatll The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not laughed. 13 Kathleen Brown Brownie The female of the species is more deadly than the male. Michael Clarke llmikell Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. Daniel Corey YIDHHYY The sense of humor is the just balance of all the faculties of man. Cathy Cummings Ilcatll One picture is worth a thousand words. Richard Conger Dick A mind equal to undertaking that he puts it along side of. Phillip Dc Saw Zeke Quick but quiet. Jean Daugard Doogies Life is not life at all without de- light, Qi-uv 14 Carol Di Nuzzo Di Nuz Blessed are the forgetfulg for they get the better even of their blunders. Cathy Di Nuzzo Di Nutz Though I am always in haste, I am never in a hurry. Susan I-Iaendle Ylsuell A little season of love and laughter. Barbara Fellows Barb Laugh and be well. Deborah Donaldson Debbie I hate nobody, I am in charity with the world. K-or Miehael Gleason Gleason Character is simply habit long Continued. vs 15 Gayle Griffith Griff A wise and understanding heart. Louise I-leer llLOull Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. 'NI , William Hergonson llHergyll Charm us, orator, till the lion looks no larger than the cat. ll Richard Haines Dick Mitey but mighty. james Joyce james Bond A man he seems of cheerful yes- terdays and confident tomorrows. Roberta Hyland Bobbie Laughter is not all a bad begin- ning for a friendship. 16 john Kelleher lljohnll Great persons are able to do gre things. Donna Kenyon HD. K' Il There was a star danced, and under that I was born. VI Linda Lawrence lILynnll Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. Janet Les ll YI jan I make the most of all that comes. Donald Luchsinger Mort No man is happy who does not think himself so. W I funny 17 Nancy Keyes Nance A sweet, attractive kind of grace Mus ig Charles Luchsinger Chucky Good things come in small pack- ages. Roger Merritt lIROg1Y He that has patience may com- pass anything. Sandra Molina Hsandyvl My heart is warm with the friends I make. Michael T. Miller Margaret McKcon llpcggyll The days that make us happy make us wise. Terry Diligence is the mother of good fortune. Laughter Susan Miller llsuell and the love of friends. 18 ,iii, .. :..: , i Patricia Nesmith Cakes Music is well said to be the speech of angels, David Neuman Dave Men of few words are the best. MW' Sharon Pople YI ll A good heart is worth gold. William Perkins Ylpcrkll Of all the animals the boy is the most unmanageable. Ronald Rouse Colne y Life is just one darned thing after another. Wav' awww' Allen Rienhardt HAI!! The timely dew of sleep. 19 .aliv- Stephanie Rockwell Stef Hope and be happy that all's for the best. Ralph Searle Cracker The endearing elegance of female friendship, 'wmv' ws Melody Smith ll ll We know nothing of tomorrow, our business is to be good and happy today. Sharon Shufty Sherry It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. Sharon Silvin Sherry In her tongue is the law of kind- ness. 20 Timothy Sager llTimll In silence also there is a worth that brings no risk. Roderick Stanton Stant The painter's brush consumes his dreams. M 5. '3l f ! 'Y RW' , . P75 'Flip in Albert Tarbell Mitch Brave men are brave from the very first. gain, Nu-- Leon Temperton IILEOHII As good natured a soul as ever trod on shoe of leather, Nancy Tart Nance Where my heart lies, let m thoughts lie also. fm Charles Walters Chuck Worth makes the man. 3 Nancy Van Auken George Common sense is not too com- mon. 2'1 james Van Lcngen llvanll Fond of fun as fond can be. Suzanne Whalen llsuell Sometimes she's cunning, som times she's Coy, but always she pleases. anew? Jacqueline Yale lljackll My religion is to do good, Ann Zavy llAnnll She doth nothing but talk of her horse. john Cummings Big John I speak in a monstrous little voice. ' 22 Terry West llTerryll What's the use of worrying? l l N Name Richard Abend jean Arnold Ioan Arnold Paulette Avery Mary Barrett Cheryl Block Eleanor Braun Kathleen Brown Christa Bugnaski Patricia Chapin Michael Clarke David Congdon Richard Conger Daniel E. Corey Cathie Cummings john Cummings jean Daugard Phil DeSaw Carol Di Nuzzo Cathy Di Nuzzo D cborah Donaldson Barbara Fellows Lyfe at Central Pet Peeve Studs Homework Teachers who talk all period The radio blasting at 11:30 P. M. A late bus in the winter Grouchy people Grumpy people Boys under 5' 8 School and putting up my hair Seventh graders, two-faced people, being serious French, the circuits Running the circuit with Gwilt Rednecks Little people with big mouths Life and being seventeen Any electrician who gets shocked once or twice Wise guys Dandelions on the Thruway Crowded cafeterias and boring classes People who are never on time Droll puns, and har- vard beets Seventh graders, flies, where the senior lockers are Likes 37-23-36 Going out on the weekends Going out on week- ends and horses Music, A.B. , good manners Good country music and listening to WSEN Mustangs, 57 Chevys, Germany Vinny, Swimming and basketball games Boy's over 5' 8 Sat. night dates and laughing Lots of laughs, doing something out of the ordinary to shock someone Cars, girls, football Football, baseball and feminine charms Football, baseball, skiing and summer parties at Gobe's Football, baseball and sometimes girls Boys Qpreferably Skaneatelas'J, danc- ing and fun Being a mad Scientist The Bugs, bowling, vacations Brookside, summer and sports johnny Fun, cheerleading, and gold Mustangs Dave, good plays, and hot pizza Sting Rays, cucumbers 23 F avorite Song The Second Move- ment of Beethoven's Ninth Twelfth of Never lt Ain't Me Babe The Sound of Music Talk Back Trembling Lips I Can't Help Falling In Love On The Street Where You Live Stranger on the Shore Hang on Sloopy People Catch Me if You Can Who'll Be the Next in Line Satisfaction My Heart Belongs To Only You Yesterday jolly Green Giant Great lmposter Who'll Be The Next ln Line Born Too Late l'll Always Remember The Good Times Younger Than Spring- time Yesterday Where Found In a Mess Home With Bill or Home Home or across the street Home or Com- munity Hospital Four corners with jim, Bob, Paul, Kathy and Eleanor With Cheryl' Coach Fletcher'S house Green Hills having a ball If you look low enough, most anywhere Most anywhere fwhere the action is, Under Van Dusen's beat up '52 Chevy Jamesville Where the action is Fabin's, S. D. I. Skaneateles or Auburn On Most any tele- phone pole P. L. A. V. 1, OOO Is. Walking up Salina St. at 6:30 P. M. Around Nedrow or with johnny Usually rushing around somewhere because l'm late With Dave or on the phone just leaving Name Mike Gleason Gayle Griffith Susan Haendle Richard Haines Louise Heer William Hergonson Roberta Hyland james Joyce john Kelleher Donna Kenyon Nancy Keyes Linda Lawrence janet Les Charles Luchsinger Donald Luchsinger Margaret McKeon Roger Merritt Michael T. Miller Susan Miller Sandra Molina Patricia Nesmith David Neuman William Perkins Lyfe at Central Pet Peeve Guys who take home- making Slow walkers when you're in a hurry People who blow smoke in my face The circuit Two-faced people Back slappers Combination lockers Keet Lois Lunch Seventh Graders Seventh graders, school dances, and bus riders Two-faced people and cafeteria flies Certain people in certain moods Biology and miserable people Pet Peeves and people who are something else Cafeteria flies and 7:55 Anyone more egotistical than myself Repeating chemistry labs and B. B. Teachers who want homework done in English Being in a tenth grade gym class People who spell ' my name wrong Flies and new teachers Likes Girls named Louise A. F. S. 'ers Broken alarm clocks Everything Going bare -foot Band, girls, WNDR, girls, football, girls, dances, girls S. U., New York, Navy blue racing stripes 88 and the Brookside, and S. U. beanies Conservatives The Kingsmen Dave and dill pickles Bob A good time Summer and state fairs Sue, sports, vettes Lots of fun and apples Money, food, and Saturday night Someone in particular A good time and Kenny Basketball and swimming Singing, tennis, creative dancing Hunting, fishing, and motorbikes Sports 24 Favorite Song Yesterday You Are Beautiful Somewhere Yesterday Twelfth Of Never We Gotta Get Outta This Place A Taste of Honey California Girls Tonight Who'll Be The Next in Line You're My World Unchained Melody Twelfth Of Never There's a Summer Place Where the Action Is Twelfth Of Never Shutdown Our Winter Love More Panama Viejo September Song Moon River Are You a Boy or ar You a Girl 6 Where Found Brookside, Hewitts S. U. Writing letters On a piano stool Around North St. , Marcellus WNDR Plante's, S. U., N.Y.C. Pulling Wheelies N e d Drugs C ardiff With Dave With Bob or in Tully Everywhere and nowhere In the middle of arguments Home or at Sue's Where the boys are At home or driving a '60 Chevy In my brother's '62 Tempest or in the flowering metro polis of Navarino With Kenny Peeking into my Spanish and English dictionary Mondo's Home Where the action is Name Sharon Pople Allen Rienhardt Stephanie Rockwell Ronald Rouse Timothy Sager Ralph Searle Sharon Shufty Sharon Silvin Melody Smith Roderick Stanton Albert Tarbell Nancy Tart Leon Temperton Nancy Van Auken James Van Lengen Chuck Walters Terry West Suzanne Whalen Jacqueline Yale Ann Zavy Lyfe at Central Pep Pe eve Cafeteria flies, study halls Slow driver training cars Boyfriends leaving for college People who talk be- hind your back Boring English classes Homework Too many study halls The flies in the cafeteria Tall people that stand in front of short people Friday the 13th Girls who say one thing and do another The Navy, Cigar smokers Failing marks and teachers who give them Getting in and out of car doors Guys that wear sweat shirts Flies in the cafeteria A grouchy teacher Warm water from drinking fountains Crowded cafeterias and seventh graders Teachers who give too much homework Likes Long vacations Girls and cycles Hampton Beach 396 Corvettes Corvettes 2:45, sports, money and girls Boys, reading, listening to radio A good time Basketball games, riding on the back of a Honda 57' Chevies, girls, and 12 string guitars Baseball, girls jerry, Jaguars, 12 12 string guitars Teasing Christa Mrs. Wightman's French II classes in warm weather Football, basketball swimming, chess, some girls Sports, nice girls, trick and treating Study halls Mort, cheerleading, and food john, weekends Horses 25 Favorite Song Somewhere Moon River Town Without Pity Yesterday Yesterday What'd I Say Theme From A Summer Place Somewhere Exodus Mohair Sam Canadian Sunset You Were on My Min M.rs. Brown You've G A Lovely Daughter Yesterday What'd I Say Are You a Boy or Are You a Girl Walk Don't Run Theme From a Summer Place Go Away Little Girl Dominick d ot Where Found Not home if I can help it Anywhere from Syracuse to Oswego Anywhere the valley crew is Anywhere Around Anywhere but home Downtown Around Around South Onondaga Any place where the action is Castle Inn With Jerry or where the action is In Study Hall doing homework At the Y W or with Bobbie Hyland Where the action is where else? Unbelievable Everywhere but nowhere Home or at Mort's Home or with john Home Are Teachers if ? , I 3? The Great Stoneface This will make you look ten years younger. I hope I have enough imagination. Three days detention for Granny pants. 1-2 cha cha cha Do you want to know a secret? HYES7 YOU HWY be '3XCUSCd- . . . and get that smug look off your Aw gee, you'll look Cute fgce 54! in a dunee cap. The best actors in the world for tragedy, comedy, history, pastoral, pastoral-comical individable, or poem unlimited. H uman? Oh lady of the ice cream eyes, my lips do snooze with muskrats til I find her. You take the short one with the yellow vest. I'll take . . . I-Ielp! Well, as the saying goes -- three's a Crowd! For I know not what I do. Maybe this will bring back your memory! H They're human! S im agiagfr sw siyfr KLQ, SF Q wif? , 4 I ' ,1:L:f?fg4-isysf , -I-gf ify.,,1 f - gizsvggvi ,yea 'P izwgwie s K ' ' 1 'li-L?-'g5d?6 ': - .. 1 , gl - if is 1531? fx Q ' H 52 f ha -, -, 1 if w-4 3. Heil, M1'. Dew ! vu K Shiz-a-um ! lt's over! storical-pastoral, magical-historical, tragical-comical-historical-pastoral, scene HAMLET ACL II Sc. Il X Richard Abend jean Arnold joan Arnold Paulette Avery Mary Barrett Cheryl Block Eleanor Braun Kathleen Brown Christa Bugnaski Patricia Chapin Michael Clarke David Congdon Richard Conger Daniel E. Corey Cathie Cummings John Cummings jean Daugard Phil DeSaw Cathy Di Nuzzo Carol Di Nuzzo Deborah Donaldson Barbara Fellows Mike Gleason Gayle Griffith Susan Haendle Richard Haines Louise Heer William Hergonson Roberta Hyland james Joyce John Kelleher Donna Kenyon Nancy Keyes Linda Lawrence The Class Wil! leaves jimmy Brown a peanut shell to hide under. leaves her shcool books to anyone who will have them. leaves her seat in English class to whoever wants it. leaves her gift of unplanted grass seed to anyone who can use it. leaves a seat on bus 33 to Linda. leaves the misery of walking to school to Dianne and Betty Block. leaves her seat on bus 20 for Sharon and Sue Braun. leaves her height to jonna Parsons. leaves her ability to get herself into messes to anyone who can solve them. leaves nothing, because she hasn't much to take with her. leaves his seat in first period study hall to anyone who can afford a can of fly spray. leaves his ability to crack bats to J. Barmonde. leaves one of his football lockers to Mike Boland. leaves his football uniform to Squeek Haines. leaves her ability to grow long fingernails and to make faces to anyone who likes to be teased. leaves to anyone interested all his dead batteries. leaves her gym physical. leaves his roll of tape to Louie. leaves to any junior her ability to hear every word and not remember a thing. leaves her ability to talk herself out of getting in trouble. leaves to Sue Mitten her ability to tease Mr. Gardner. leaves a towel to Cheryl Tarbell. leaves his ability to get into impossible jams and his jersey to Van Slyke. leaves her ability to play the peanut whistle to Jonna Parsons. leaves her position as S. C. President to Cheryl'Tarbell. leaves his wrestling Mr. LaClair to Squeek. leaves her position on the Varsity cheerleading squad to Cheryl Tarbell. leaves his KARATE HANDBOOK to Steve Sharp. leaves to any deserving Junior all connection she has with school bus 27. leaves his Honda to lvlr. Pearson in trade for his M. G. leaves a stuffed alligator to anyone who needs a pet. leaves her bones to anyone in the 4th period gym class who can maneuver them. leaves her regrets to Andrea Bistrovich who's got another year to go. leaves her seat in Mr. Dole's class to Pat Behm. 28 janet Les Chuck Luchsinger Donald Luchsinger Margaret McKeon Roger Merritt Michael T. Miller Susan Miller Sandra Molina Patricia Nesmith David Neuman Willy Perkins Sharon Pople Allen Rienhardt Stephanie Rockwell Ronald Rouse Timothy Sager Ralph Searle Sharon Shufty Sharon Silvin Melody Smith Roderrick Stanton Albert M. Tarbell Nancy Tart Leon Temperton Nancy Van Auken james Van Lengen Chuck Walters Terry West Suzanne Whalen Jacqueline Yale Ann Zavy leaves leaves T he Class Wil! her seat on good, ol', unheated bus 20 to Karen Luchsinger. the mornings on the bus to Tommy Cox who will have to stand them for three more years. leaves leaves leaves leaves size 26 football pants to anyone who likes them pegged. her French ability to those taking German. his 11 112 gym sneakers to jim Arnold. his ability to lose elections to Steve Sharp in the hopes that he too likes chocolate milk. leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves in Sth leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves Mr. Littlefield without anyone to yell at for chewing gum. all winter clothes to the Eskimos. her shorthand book to Cynthia Winslow. his height to jim Brown. this school to any Junior who wants it. business law classes to anyone who can Lmderstand them. his ability to lead cars through the city to jim Dineen. the flies in the cafeteria study hall to any underclassman. his coordination to any Junior. all the flies in study hall to Kelsey. school willingly. her English book to Donna Zimmers. her unlucky combination locker to any unfortunate junior. her Brownie Scout Handbook to Pat Behm. his position in the Student Lounge to Ron Tetrault. his ability to say things at the wrong time to Lew Brunelle. the 7th graders and the cafeteria flies to Sharon Ashby. his French III marks to anyone who likes bright red colors. the seventh graders in 5th period lunch to the next group of Seniors period lunch. slowly. his athletic ability to Mark Clark and Larry Behm. his ability to get late passes to jim Molloy. a pack of Wrigley's chewing gum to Tommy McDonald. her ability to get in trouble to Linda Krakau. her books to her brother Mike. 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A if iw wg N-mf Q J , n if-v -iE -3 ,Q A M nifdg Q ,H -nv v ilk M A2 A 'Yr' Dick Abend lean Arnold joan Arnold Paulette Avery Mary Barrett Cheryl Block Eleanor Braun Kathy Brown Christa Bugnaski Patricia Chapin Michael Clark David Congdon Richard Conger Daniel Corey Cathy Cummings john Cummings jean Daugard Phillip DeSaw Carol DiNuzzo Cathy DiNuzzo Deborah Donaldson Barbara Fellows Michael Gleason Gayle Griffith Susan I-Iaendle Richard Haines Louise Heer William I-Iergonson Roberta Hyland james Joyce john Kelleher Donna Kenyon Nancy Keyes SE IOR PROPHECIE is now co-owner of the New York TIMES. is still arguing with Mr. Sanders. is now head horse trainer at the LBJ' ranch. is now personal secretary to Mr. Gilbert. has taken over the Driver Ed. program at OCS. is giving swimming instructions in her private pool. is now co-starring as head nurse with Ben Casey. has opened a knit shop featuring baggy sweaters. has taken the position of German I teacher at OCS. is still being trampled by the 7th graders. is the first male go-go dancer at Mario's. is still trying to dispute Einstein's theory. is now head life guard at the White House swimming pool. has just broken the world's record for the high-jump at the Olympics. can still be seen at Skaneateles. is now officially driving Bus 32. is still complaining about gym physicals. is now mowing down all dandelions on the Thruway. is writing a book entitled, FARMING CAN BE FUN. is now the proud owner of a dozen gold Mustangs. is still on the phone. is now growing hybrid cucumbers. has just won the Indianapolis SOO with his powerful Hillman. is now owner of Griffith Publishing Company that prints good OCS yearbooks. is now finishing Beethoven's Unfinished Symphony. after many years has finally advanced to the 110 pound weight class in wrestling is writing a book entitled, MY CHEERING DAYS AT OCS. has now taken over Bud Ballou's position as head DJ. is still trying to find someone to open her combination locker. is the only survivor of the original OCS Honda men. has started his own chain of pharmacies and is now competing with Ned's. has just finished installing wall to wall mirrors in all the girls' lavs. is making Barb Fellow's cucumbers into dill pickles. 32 Linda Lawrence Janet Les Chuck Luchsinger Donald Luchsinger Margaret McKeon Roger Merritt Susan Miller Terry Miller Sandra Molina Patricia Nesmith David Neuman William Perkins Sharon Pople Allen Rienhardt Stephanie Rockwell Ronald Rouse Timothy Sager Ralph Searle Sharon Shufty Sharon Silvin Melody Smith Roderick Stanton Mitchell Tarbell Nancy Tart Leon Temperton Nancy Van Auken james Van Lengen Charles Walters Terry West Sue Whalen Jacqueline Yale Ann Zavy SE IOR PROPHECIE has entered the position of Dean of Women at Vassar. is still digging rocks and recently found a diamond. is still down on the farm. is still dogging the circuit. is saving pennies for a plane ticket to Spain. is still trying to place in the go cart races. is still commuting between Nedrow and Morrisville. is still talking about the Ottoman Turks in History 12. has started the first Spanish course at OCS. has just cut her first record on the Decca label. has taken over I-Ierman's part on the Munsters. is still drinking black coffee. is still trying to enlist in the Army. is still sleeping. is still doing the Jerk during Secretarial Practice class. has taken over the Home Economics classes at OCS. is still growing. is still attempting to pick up girls at Brookside. is writing a book entitled HOMEMAKING CAN BE FUN. is now taking dictation for LBJ. is still trying to get the Secret out of her hair. is now the leading folk singer at the Bitter End featuring folk songs in 14 different languages. is still going across the border to see a certain someone. is raising her own tribe of champion OCS wrestlers. is still complaining about OCS hot dogs. is now Miss Nancy on The Romper Room School. can still be seen at the Cue Stick. is now majoring in art at Syracuse University. is now passing out gum to promote his nomination for President, is now raising OCS's next football team. is still walking up to Bailey's. has taken over McGinnis' Pony Farm. 33 is Sandy and Fczmzbf Sue, Mrs. Whalen, Sandy, Mr. Whalen Deborah, Linda, Dianne, Mike Dear friends: I want you to know something about my family. I have one brother who is nineteen and is going to College this year, and one sister who is eleven and is in sixth grade. My father works in an Export Company, and my mother works in a Tobacco Company. My family and I live in San jose, that is the capital of Costa Rica. When I go back I have to go four months to finish my senior year, from August to November, and graduate. The school starts in March and ends in November. We have vacations for two weeks in july and December, january and February. I have to take twelve subjects and pass each one as well as passing five big exams that include five years of High School. You may be interested to know that we don't have to move because the teachers move to the different classes. After my graduation I'm going to college to study Industrial Chemistry. Now, I miss a lot my family, my friends, and my school, and I'm sure that I'm going to miss my American family, OCS and in special, my Senior Class. I think I'm going to find different my school when I go back, because I'm going to be again with Nuns and only girls and I'm not going to move to classes anymore. I want to thank you very much to my dear American family, to our Principal, our teachers and all kids. Los recordara' siempre 34 1? AFS Committee ROW 1: lvirs. NVight1nan, Advisor, L. Tcmperton, S. Hcrgonson, lvl. Auborn, P. Hacndle. ROW 2: Parsons, S. Cleveland, M. Burton, C. Griffith, K. Hughes, K. Funclla. ROW 3: Steen, M. MCKeon, N. Van Auken, D. Kenyon, P. Chapin, L. Lawrence. ROW 4: C. Bugnuski, C. Lawton, P. Gilbert, E. Zukowski, D. West. ROW S: R. Douglas, K. Vollos, D. Fisher, T. O'L2ll1gl1ll1l. AFS. Tea 35 nu-.Agn , .Wax Q ., .4 - ...xi 1 L f U r Q ,' if '3 r X... ,A -44 ' .N-fr' X Q.: D1 V L J Q Q' at xy 9 P in f 222 l x HX I 36 UNDER CLA SSMEN , , . z .2 Q' f 55 -, 35:53 g f ROW' 1: B. White, S. Aitken, I. Clum, Vollus, A. BisLrox'iCh, D. Rims, ll. Chupmzin, Nl. llccr, P. Bohm, lvl. Hogan, Parsons, S. Szinford, D. McKcc, L. Doughurty. ROW 2: XY. Builsr, I. Lang, J. Arnold, C. Group M. Burnon, L. Daly, C. Kilcoync, L. Douglas, C. Moburg, N. Ncunun, D. Docrwum, S. Purkins, L. Moscr, D Murphy. Junior Class ROM' 1: K. Smith, S. AShb'y', Nl. Tracy, B. Zukowsl-ci, L. Six, A, Grcun, K. Kzizzicos, N. fvlycr, P. Stanton, D. Zirnmcrs, C. Tarbcll, L. Krakau. ROXV 2: L. Bruncllc, S. Kenyon, R. Mycr, W. Kaine, D. DuOrdio, F. Albino, W. Perkins, M. Boland, T. Palmer, G. Hawlcy, R. Crabircc. ROW 3: V. Shcnficld, H. Chrysler, D. lsgar, D. Cyuprill, 1. Magdon, I. Hourigan, M. Clark, ll. Van Slykc, I. O'Hcrn, I. Dineen, K. Howe, P. Smith, W. Brown. 38 ROW 1: S. Ramsden, C. Lawton, S. Reniroe, C. Tracy, J. Stucker, K. Luchsinger, P. Pruggor, J. Lewis, M. Pike, B. Williams. ROW 2: R. Rahrle, 1. Nozewicz, J. Steen, E. Mclntyre, L. Tourville, M. Lyden, H. Tayntor, 1. jones, T. O'Laughlin. ROW 3: L. Lawrence, T. Plumpton, J. Wentworth, A. Staffa, K. Reals, M. Young, J. O'Hern, R. Newton, li. Moore. ROW 411. Cwilt, J. Neuman, J. Runge, I. Molloy, S. Stevens, H. Schmidt, L. Royal, D. West, T. McDonald, G, Van Slykc. Sophomore Class ROW 1: P. Gleason, A. Black, B. Abend, F. Clum, C. Abbott, T. Bohm, A. Fisher, D. Cummings F. Amidon, P. Delaney. ROXV 2: D. Hobart, lvl. Burton, K. Brisscnden, L. Auborn, D. Abbott S. Hamlmerle R. Gwilt, R. Conway, J. Cuptill, S, Cleveland. ROW 3: J. Hart, P. Gilbert, 1. Barmonde, R: Amidon, J. Soule R. Avery, K. Fitzpatrick, S. Harding, j. Feeney, P. Betsinger. ROW 4: R, Ders, I. Shimp, D. Guptill, A. Hammer, A. Abert, E. Brecklieimer, B. Amsterdam, F. Fay, D. Delaney. mf i mann ,nu w1xi1,.s4:n t lr-A . ... sm- M 1' -K V ROW 1: D. Proulx, I. Van Slyke, W. Krick, I. Walter, M. Russell, I. Rice, L. Williams, K. Wagner, D. Pieterek, T. Tarbell, L. Rice S. Lenhardt. ROW 2: S. Lanning, J. Tanner, S. Ryan, C. Volles, C. Keyes, A. Singer, P. Parrish, N. Nelson, R. Pierce, S. Smith, L. Temperton, K. Volles. ROW 3: S. Royal, S. Larmer, M. Meyers, R. Perry, C. Volles, J. Smith, R. Peters, D. King, I. Rienhardt, B. Madigan, P. Wilson N. Reinhardt. ROW 4: H. Van Dusen, R. Kenyon, M. Paolini, M. Zavy, N. Kazacos, R. Mclntyre, R. Patsos, G. Sandford, W. Newton, G. Searle, R. Keehfus, M. Whalen. Freshman Class ROW 1: C. Duncan, H. Helm, D. Cummings, R. Douglas, M. Auborn, B. Feathers, M. Denoski, P. Haendle, W. Anderson, S. Downs, E. Clement, j. Brown. ROW 2: K. Chapman, C. Amsterdam, G. Bateman, G. Buckley, D. Haines, J. Behm, C. Jones, D. Heer, C. Downs, C. Abbott, S. Hergonson, D. Abbott, V. Betsinger, C. Deptula. ROW 3: G. Ives, N. Howe, S. Brissenden, K. Fanella, R. Stanton, K. Hughes, P. Bertrand, T. Cox, R. Gardner, I. Conger, W. Goodno, S. Hunt, W. Greeley. ROW 4: R. Clement, M. Hand, A. Herscha, M. Behm, D. Fisher, M. Burt, R. Group, R. Dineen, M. Donaldson, P. Ders, R. Gardner, W. Bex, R. Comstock. Gil We sm J ROW 1: D. Goodno, K. Steen, H. Kambas, M. Vogt, L. Emmons, M. Sternberg, D. Van Lengen, L. Woodard D, Snider, J. Thompson, R. Van Auken, J. DeOrdio. ROW 2: S. Knopp, C. Taylor, B. Winslow, M. Kane, W. Ely, G. White, W. Heffernan, N. Kinn, D. Klass, T. Grzyvinsky, K. Dossert, E. Wilkins, M. Hamar, G. Ferrara. ROW 3: M. Joyce, C. Fisher, E. West, L. Stephens, S. Wilkins, K. Kenyon, J. Tracy, D. Squire, N. Hobart, B. Winslow, G. Xedis, D. Downs, A. Yale, K. Hass. ROW 4: R. Hodge, S. Eriksson, F. Kornatowski, B. Haines, R. Fisher, J. Donaldson, J. Walter, P. Waterman, A. Kindt, D. Foote, K. Volles, R. Duncan, V. Stimer, D. Hammerle. Ei ghth Grade ROW 1: J. Denoski, C. Bateman, M. Alexander, D. Abbott, M. Babinger, B. Lyden, E. Moberg, J. Bertran A. Shea, D. Palmer, C. Lowery, J. Bercier, K. Ryan, J. Cranston, R. LaFramboise, C. Ray, B. Amidon. ROW 2: J. Bell, P. Amsterdam, E. Schmidt, J. Burton, N. Lang, M. Brown, D. Baldwin, J. Banner, E. Shimp, C. Radway, S. Amidon, C. Raus, C. Burt, L. Krause, J. Perkins, B. Luchsinger, J. Rouse. ROW 3: D. Brown, D. Culbreth, J. Lubeck, D. Preske, W. Ashby, J. Knox, B. Paolini, R. Bailey, B. Baker, M. Romano, J. Michaels, E. Moser, P. Runge, G. Schmidt, S. Pieterek, H. Coughenour. ROW 4: D. Pittsley, J. Braun, M. Delaney, R. Jacobs, S. Campbell, B. Clayton, A. Shellabarger, D. Bennett, T. Brissenden, B. Cranston, J. Fenner, B. Raymond, R. Rienhardt, P. Edwards, C. Morrison, B. Luehsinger. d, B. faq 1- nv ml 1 11 may . ...sl vll...i ROW 1: I. Harris, N. Greczyn, M. McKeon, T. Sanford, D. Proulx, D. Greeley, J. Magruder, D. Knapp, R. Fisselbrand, M. Ramsden, B. Moore, T. Thompson, F. Hanson, K. Joyce, E. Holmgren, D. DiNuzzo, M. Rahrle, ROW 2: D. Fisher, P. Fay, J. Matt, D. Perry, L. Hodges, C. Katura, D. Rohe, R. Diefendorf, S. Heer, C. De Ordio, K. Knapp, C. Ders, N. jones, S. Keehius, M. Kerlin. ROW 3: M. Hopper, L. Gardner, R. Kenyon, R. Laframboise, M. McKee, V. McKee, D. Pittsley, D. Farnett, P. jurik, D. Mac Kay, D. Fredenburg, T. Edwards, H. Lees, M. Hourigan, D. Flanagan. ROV' 4: B. Isgar, D. Pittsley, D, Nelson, I. DuRocher, Cv. Mitten, P. Edwards, D. Fitch, L. Kenyon, I. Stimer, G. Murphy, P. Cveorgi, J. johnson, M Delaney, E. Hughes, R. Cook. .. ROW 1: j. Clum, P. Bercier, S. Sprague, 1. Barmonde, C. Smith, R. Bistrow, D. Alumbaugh, L. Volles, D. Whalen, P. Babcock, J. Unger, S. Arnold, F. Wicks, A. Williams. ROW 2: R. Rubulis, W. White, J. Wicks, J. Amidon, C. Banner, W. Wright, R. Unger, M. Chapman, 1. Braungart, J. Thompson, P. Stanton, R. Alexander, M. Royal, L. Young. ROW 3: M. Bugnaski, S. Cooter, S. Braungart, G. Comstock, L. Crouse, J. Barrett, C. Six, D. Waterman, W. Bell, C. Cronk, K. Balenski, D. Xedis, J. Burton. ROW 4: W. Water- man, J. Van Auken, J. Burton, J. Shimp, K. Schneider, T. Bailor, M. Body, S. Burt, T. Alexander, D. Brissenden, G. Cummings, S. Braun, S. Stephens, J. Stillwell. Seventh Grade 42 Qa:-ws'1f,1f,,.11. i ff . . -A , i jyiiiiixfai U' W W- WM- W' 'E 'fiY53j5iii,Si!1,i' 5, -K:ifE,f.z'f 7:55 gg5fPs21sw:Yw:-ff: -- . ...iiir 7-Q'--ffS'1 ,m,.W..,.. 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Bertrand, L. Brunelle, D. Luchsinger, J. Hart, M. Crouse, j. Neuman, D. Corey, C. Lowrey, ROW 2: R. Rienhardt, lvlr. Pearson, D. Conger, P. DeSaw, J. Joyce, D. Neuman, D. Congdon, I Magdon, A. Tarbell, Mr. LaClair, T. Krakau. ROW 3: j. Arnold, J. Kelleher, M. Clark, I. Gwilt, M, Clarke, D. Abend, D. Haines. 'N' 'fi I t fr ,, Q ii .... . uf- r Aizll Q: la! sg . if Q ,,.,, Q R Track 1965 ROW 1: R. Reed, A. Hart, C. Walters, A. Tarbell, D. Kowalski, P. Smith, N. Greenfield, D. Alexander. ROW 2: Coach Fletcher, G. Searle, J. Hart, J. Kilcoyne, j. O'Hern, R. Stevens, D. Corey, T. Body, M. Bertrand, W. Perkins, D. Luchsinger, T. Cox, B. White. ROW 3: K. Kazacos, M. Tracy, P. DeSaw, M. Clark D. Weyand, B. Bailer, J. Magdon, J. Joyce, J. Lang, D. West. J V oolball ROW 1: R. Stevens, R. Gardner, W. Moore, M. Boland, J. Barmonde, D. West, G. Van Slyke, R. Group, P. Smith, T. MacDonald, J. Molloy. ROW 2: Mr. Banner, J. Conger, K. Volles, B. Haines, T. Plumpton, M. Corey, R. Kenyon, M. Burt, T. Palmer, D. Fisher, M. Whalen, S. Royal, M. Zavy. ROW 3: B. Amsterdam, M. Tracy, R. Gardner, D. Abbott, R. Newton, E. Breckheimer, G. Searle, D. Walters, T. Cox. Varsity Basketball KNEELING: T. lX'l:LcDonald, Brown. M. Boland, D. Luchsinger, lvl. Turbell, Joyce, M Gleason, P. DeSaw, M. Clark, D. Corey, L. Behm, I. Hourigan, C,OL1Cl1Fl.Cl.Cl1CI'. J. V Basketball KNEELING: G. Searle, T. Cox, R. Keefhus, T. Krakau, J. Bertrand. STANDING: J. Bar- monde, F. Fay, G. Van Slyke, Molloy, Coach Fletcher, B. Ders, IW. Burt, M. Bertrand B. Group. 46 Varszty Baseball 1965 ROW 1: P. DeSaw, M. Clark, C. Walters, A. Hart, M. Tarbell, M. Boland. ROW 2: D. Luchsinger, J. Joyce G. Marsh, J. Hourigan, E. Breckheimer, D. Congdon, M. Crouse, Mr. I-label. ROW 3: F. Fay, G. Van Slyke, F. Albino, R. Rouse, G. Barmonde, R. Haines, D. Conger, B. Haines. O. C . S. 1965 Section III Baseball Champs Co-champs of the Southern Division 47 J. V Cheerleaders Varsity Cheerleaders L. Heer C. DiNuZzo, J. Parson b ll C. Tar c S. Whalen, L. S Tr y B1 k R d P. G1 O Ta Varsity Club ROW 1: Mr. Fletcher, 1. Hart, P. DeSz1w, J. Joyce. ROW 2: H. Schmidt, K. Kazucos, R. Haines, M. Boland D. Congcr, D. Luchsingor, M. Tarball. ROW 3: j. Hourigun, L. Bohm, D. Corey, M. Gleason, M. Clark, J. O'Hern, IW. Bertrand, M. Tracy, R. Rouse. 49 Varsity Wrestling L. Lawrence, F. Albino, H. Schmidt, E. Breckheiiner, R. Stevens, M. Clarke, J. Kelleher, E. Moore, J Arnold, R. Amidon, M. Tracy, D. Haines, D. Abbott. STANDING: C. Lowery, Mr. La Clair, G. Banner J. V Wrestling L. Brunelle, J. Conger, D. Fisher, T.,Plumpton, D. West, D. Abbott, T. Palmer, K. Kazacos, J. O'I-Iern R. Newton, J. Soule, B. Haines. STANDING: E. Shimp, Mr. La Clair, D. Coodno. 50 OR GA NIZA TIQNS Bono' Executive Committee BOTTOM ROW: L. Lawrence, S. Metcalf, G. Griffith, C. Kilcoync. MIDDLE ROW: R. Rahrle, P. Gilbert, R. Merritt, S. Sharp, TOP ROW: L, Emmons, B. Abend, B. Bex, I. Parsons. Junior Band 52 P K .1 Senior Band Pep Band ROW l: fxlrs. KiesL, J. Lewis, D. Cummings, R. Peters, B. White, D. Pziolini, L. Tourville, Tanner, K X Denoslai, W. Anderson. RON 2: C. Deptula, S. Aitken, K. Reals, 1. Smith, L. Six, P. Nesmith, S. Ryan, 7 R. Conway, N. Newman, D. King, S. Hammerle, ROW 3: I. Les, J. Oliver, D. Kenyon, D. Presl-ae, S. Bruton, S, Harding, H. Clnysler, I. Braun, N. Abert, G. Duroclier, D. Hobart. Junior Chorus ROVV 1: Mrs. Kiosz, S. Arnold, A. Williams, N. Greczyn, D. DiNuuo, R. Bistrow, S. Cooufr, C. Dc-Ordio, D. Alumbaugh W. Bell, M. llaniar, P. Stanton, G. Ferrara, C. Banner, W. White. ROW 2: C. Ray M. Royal D. Xedis, j. Denoslai, A. Yale, D. Parnell, L. Stevens, D. Cnlbreth, V. McKee, R. Rubulis, P. jurik, R, Paolini, Cv. Xeclis, C. Ders. ROW 3: D. Nelson, JI. Van Aulwn, N. Lang, B. Winslow, D. Preslae, S Pieterela, S. Braun, D. Haminerle, P. Waterman, S. Harding, S. Burton, B. Haines, Cy. Dnroclier, 1. Braun, D. Stephenson, M. Bngnziski. 54- Girls' Glee Club ROW 1: Mrs. Kiesz, D, Cummings, J. Lewis, C. Block, L. Tourville, J. Tanner, K. Denoski, W. Anderson. ROW 2: C. Deptula, J. Daugard, S. Rockwell, E. Braun, J. Smith, R. Conway, N. Neuman, S. Ryan. ROW 3: K. Reals, D. Kenyon, L. Six, S. Hammerle, D. Hobart, N. Abert, S. Miller, P. Nesmith. Girls, Ensemble Mrs. Kiesz, K. Wagner, W. Anderson, M. Auborn, D. King, P. Bertrand, 1. Les, K. Fanella, R. Peters Smith, J. Tanner, L. Lawrence, D. Kenyon, S. Ryan. All State Sectional Band and Chorus SEATED: Harold Chrysler. C. Kilcoyne, J. Les, D. Kenyon, W. Bailer, D. Preske, S. Sharp, J. Oliver, S Harding. National Honor Society ROW 1: J. Oliver, S. Metcalf, S. Sharp, L. Six, M. Bertrand, J. Parsons. ROW 2: S. Cleveland, P. Gilbert, S. Fitch, P. Stanton, M. Burton, M. McKeOn, S. Mitten. ROW 3: R. Rahrle, T. McDonald, Hourigan, Molloy, D. West, D Abbott. Regents Scholarshzp Winners J. Kelleher, G. Griffith, L. Lawrence, W. Hergonson, T. Miller. S RE'7'1i. EF-'Z' if DQ 56 Student Council ROW 1: C. Group, C. Tarbell, Mr. Habel, Mr. Dole, S. Haendle, J. Molloy. ROW 2: D. Fisher, R. Duncan, P. Wilson, B. Madigan, J. Conger, A. Bistrovitch, B. Abend, M. Babinger, E. Shimp, P. Haendle, K. Joyce. ROW 3: M. Joyce, K. Walters, K. Kazacos, D. West, T. Miller, M. Clark, C. Walters, T. MacDonald, R. Rouse, G. Griffith, D. Culbreth. Lan guage Club ROW 1: Mrs. Swarr, S. Hergonson, M. Auborn, P. Haendle, Mrs. Wightman. ROW 2: K. Kazacos, D. West, K. Fanella, J. Oliver, R. Crabtree, I. Clu.m, D. Doersain, P. Stanton, J. Volles, S. Haendle, M Burton. ROW 3: M. Smith, P. Chapin, N. Van Auken, D. Kenyon, L. Lawrence, K. Hughes. ROW 4: J. Stecn, L. Auborn, L. Mclntyre, S. Cleveland, C. Lawton, P. Gilbert. 'MQ' 1 pf r 4: it Art Club SITTING: Mrs. Olson. STANDING: M. Ramsden, T. Thompson, A. Thompson, H. Kambus, I, Thompson, C. Burt, L. Crouse, B. Madigan, M. Joyce, S. Larmer, L. Edwards, R. Newton, M. Paolini. Camera Club ROW 1: C. Group, C. Block, T. Tarbell, B. Feathers, B. Krick, G. Bistrovieh, A. Bistrovich, Mr. Banner. ROW 2: T. West, I. Daugard, J. Arnold, M. Barrett, B. Parvese, J. Arnold, C. Cummings. 58 YORKER CL UB SCIENCE CL UB Junior H omemakin g Club SITTING: Mrs. Strojnowski, M. Joyce, H. Kambus, M. Alexander, D. Abbott, J. Rouse STANDING: S. Kane, C. Bateman, B. Schmidt, G. Schmidt. Senior H omemakin g Club SITTING: E. Chapman, S. Aitken, K. Chapman, Mrs. Krick, E. Braun, C. Block, I. Daugard. STANDING: D. Zimmers, K. Walters, D. Murphy, A. Bistrovich, N. Kazacos, C. Cummings, L. Heer, C. Group. Junior Rea' Cross SEATED: Mrs. Schneider, C. Kilcoyne, C. DiNuzzo, M. Burton, H. Tayntor. STANDING: D. Fredenburgh, D. Zimmers, T. Miller, S. Brissendcn, N. Howe, J. Burton, B. Abend, P. Prugger, B. White. Library Club STANDING: C. Tracy, L. Dougherty, P. Behm, K. Denoski, F. Clum, L. Auborn, P. Stanton P. Bertrand, C, Bateman, L. Tourville, C. Lawton, N. Kinn, Mrs. Stover, I. Clum, M. Burton, M. Kohler, I. Burton, D. Hobart. SEATED: S. Renfroe, D. Klaas, D. Abbott, D. Doersarn. K. Brissenden, 1. Nosewicz, S. Hammerle, B. Bex, S. Aitken, R. Conway. Newspaper Staff SEATED: S. Metcalf, R. Hyland, D. Congdon, Mrs. Schneider. STANDING: R. Fisher, VV. Hergonson, A. Zavy, M. Miller. M edieal Careers Club K. Brissenden, S. Perkins, L. Douglas, S. Lanning, D. Doersum, I. Volles, M. Smith, Mrs. Page. 62 Mrs. Thelma Mr. and Mrs. Loren E. D awley Nancy L. Haines and, Daniel E. Corey, II S mith Fredric H. Dew Bennett Hoke T.T., J.K., c.B., M.c. andJ.A. Anita and Mike Kenny and Sue john and Carol Sherry and Ronnie Jim and Linda George and Andrea jim and Barb C. Linda and Bill Sue Haendlc Barbara Lorraine Donna Mae Patricia Dianne Sandi Sandford Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tayntor and family Mr. and Mrs. Luther Shimp Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rahrle Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Hennessy Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Father Bauer David H. Littlefield Allan J. 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