Oriskany Falls High School - Oriska Yearbook (Oriskany Falls, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1957 volume:

We, the graduating class of 1957 dedicate this Year- book to a teacher we believe has been an outstanding guide and has set a good example to our class during the past year. He has always been close at hand to help and encourage us, to keep our goal constantly before us. In appreciation of these and many more fine qualities he has proved to pos- sess, we hereby dedicate this Yearbook to our advisor, Mr. Wilbur Hoyt. Pr,„ ci pai_ UJa ter BtcKbsKV Seer fca.r a.rv J;. l)au V ce fVi -n C ipaL Air: LdalZace-Dtin� er I he. Veep BOARD OP EDUCATION Edward Bellinger Niel Jeffers Roderick Puess John Williams Absentees: Lawrence Findlay Charles Cotter Sr, ADMINISTRATION 1st row: Mrs.Youngs, Mrs. Carman, Miss Doyle, Mrs. Udell, Mrs. V ?Ison, Mrs.nicks, Mrs. Miner. 2nd row: Mr. Guayasamin, Mr. Beemer, Mr.Either, Mr.Carter, Mr. Hoyt, Mr. Buckoski, Mr. Courtade, Mr. Dwyer, Mrs. Scud- der, Mr. Udell. NURSE James Broedel, Dorothy Egan, Mrs. Gallagher. BIG BU5 DRIVER- T- SCHLERNITZ RUER , - fcV - ORISKANY FALLS HIGH SCHOOL LITRE BUS DRIVE R- B.LIVERMORE (FI C d t ’si CHIEF COOK K.JIPSON CUSTODIAN S. 0CROKO VM-SKI Nam© Nickname Ambition Pet Peeve Favorite song Favorite saying Activities Laurel Covey Lolly missionary conceited people Canadian Sunset Great Northern Beans Chorus 1,2 Newspaper 2,3,il Yearbook 1 Class officer 1 Prize speaking 2,3,1+ Senior Flay I Name Nickname Ambition Pet Peeve Favorite Song Favorite Saying Activities Dorothy Egan Dotty College English Literature A Rose and A Baby Ruth For Pete s Sake Band 1,2,3,1+ Chorus 1,2,3,1+ Girls' St. Del. 3 Orchestra 1,2 Prize Speaking 1,2 Newspaper 1,2,3,11 Basketball 1,2,3,1+ Yearbook 1 Softball 1,2 Sr. Play J Volleyball 2 DAR Good Citizen l Stu. Council Rep. 1 Dance Band 3 Class officer 1,14. t Name Nickname Ambition Pet Peeve Favorite Song Favorite Saying Activities Paul Bourdeau Bourdie Play sports During basketball practice ,running instead of playing basketball. Auctioneer Get off the pot Baseball 1,2,3,1+ Basketball 1,2,3,! Soccer 1,2,3,1 Volleyball 1,2,3,! Track 1,2 Senior Play 1 Class officer 2 Yearbook 1 Nam© Nickname Ambition Pet Peeve Favorite Song Favorite saying Activities Gail Buell Joanie College or Air Force Two-faced people Wild Heart” Hey, kidl Softball 1,2,3,i+ Basketball 1,2,3A Yearbook 1+ Senior Play 1+ Name Nickname Ambition Pet Peeve Favorite song Favorite saying Abtlvities James Broedel Jim” Sports official or coach The Office Wayward Wind Gosh darn it Mgr . Basketball 1,2,3,!+ Mgr. Baseball 1,2,3 Student Council Rep. 1+ Orchestra 1, Chorus 1 Newspaper 2,3A Yearbook 1+ Mgr. Soccer 1,2 Sr. Play !+ Name Nickname Ambition Pet Peeve Favorite song Favorite saying Abtivities Pauline Covey Pawnee Missionary Off-key singers None Good gravy Yearbook i+ Senior Play 1+ Newspaper 1,2 i� 0JT10 .«ickname Ambition Pet Peeve Favorite song Favorite saying Activities Lester Cleveland Clove To own a Cadillac Lemery's corny Jokes Green Door I came, I bluffed, I graduated Basketball 1,2,3,1+ Baseball 1,2,3 U Soccer 1,2,3 U Volleyball 2,3 !+ Band 2,3 Chorus 1,2,3 Senior Play !+ Yearbook i+ Class Treasure 2 Name Nickname Amb i t i on Pet Peeve Favorite Song Favorite Saying Activities Joan Kirley Joanie Happiness Jim Broedel True Love I don t know Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3� U Cheerleading 1,2,3 Student Council 3 U Softball 3 Senior Play i+ Basketball 2,3 Yearbook !+ Senior play 1+ Name Nickname Ambition Pet Peeve Favorite Song Favorite Saying Activities Erwin Paul Engle Junior Little or none Brown Noses Young Love I don't know Basketball 1,2,3,!+ Baseball 1,2,3,4 Soccer 1,2,3,!+ Volleyball 3,1+ Band 2,3 !+ Chorus 1,2,3 Track 3 Name Nickname Ambition Pet Peeve Favorite aong Favorite saying Activities Name Nickname Ambition Pet Peeve Favorite song Favorite saying Activities Marie Mulvlhill Me” To get along English class Don't Forbid Me Get off it Chorus 1,2,3 Cheerleading 1,2,3.14- Basketball 2 Softball 2,3 Yearbook I4. Senior Play I4. Majorette I4. Class Officer 2,3 Prom Queen 3 William Howe Willie To Join Navy Tall teachers Blue Monday Pepse Bola Soccer 1,2,3,14. Basketball 1,2,3.U Baseball 2,3.14- Chorus 1,2 Band 2 Track 2 Yearbook I4. Class officer 1 Senior Play I4. Name Nickname Ambition Pet Peeve Favorite song Favorite saying Activities Nancylee Sigsbee Nanc Typist Teachers with favorites Young Love Oh! Don't be so smart! Softball 1,2,3.14. Basketball 1,2,3 Cheerleading 1,2,3.14- Volleyball 1,4.3.14- Class officer 2,3 Chorus 1,2,3.14- Yearbook I4. Orchestra 1,2 Senior Play I4. Dance Band 3 Band 1,2,3.14- State Sec. 3 Nam© Nickname Ambition Pet Peeve Favorite song Favorite saying Activitites Robert King Bullet Bob To graduate from from O.F.H.S. Teachers that won't take excuses Anything that Elvis doesn't sing Never speak sense when non-sense will answer the purpose as well. Mgr. Basketball 1,2,3 Baseball 2,3 Soccer 2,3,4 Sr. Play 4 Yearbook 4 Name Nickname Ambition Pet Peeve Favorite song Favorite saying Activities Alice Smith Judy Secretary Saying Goodbye Heaven On Earth Let's get with it Chorus 1,2,3 Sr. Play 4 Student Council Treas. 3,4 Class Treas. 1,3,4 Bus. Mgr. Yearbook 4 Name Nickname Ambition Pet Peeve Favorite saying Favorite song Activities Senior Play 4 Yearbook 4 Newspaper 2,3 Arthur Lemery Lem Draftsman My '49 Studebaker He who sitteth upon a tack YEAlHe shall rise. Old Man River Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Soccer 1,2,3,4 Tt ack P Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3 Student Council 1,2,3,4 Class Pres. 1,3,4 Jr. Prom King 3 Name Nickname Ambition Pet Peeve Favorite song Favorite saying Activities Marilyn Turner Toots' Business Career Two face people Young Love My Gosh Chorus 1,2,3 Basketball 2,14. Softball 3A Yearbook I4. Senior Play I4. Name Nickname Ambition Pet Peeve Favorite Saying Favorite Song Activities Richard Olmstead Son To succeed Some teachers PPepse Bola Blue Monday Basketball 2,3,14- Baseball l,2,3� li Soccer 2,3th- Volleyball 2,3,14- Band 1,2,3 Chorus 1,2,3 Yearbook I4. Senior Play I4. Name Nickname Ambition Pet Peeve Favorite Song Favorite Saying Activities Sue Way Ssssss None Spunky and hot tempered girls True Love Oh Sugar Chorus 1,2,3,14- Class Officer 1,2 Cheerleading 1,2 Newspaper 3 Basketball 1,2,3,h Yearbook I4. Volleyball 1,2,3,14- Softball 1,2,3,1 . Prophecy It was the summer of 1963, and high time I looked up some of the old classmates of 57. 1 coulcn't help but notice the Grand Opening of the new Oriskany Falls Bakery, and the first person who came into my mind was Bob King, I went insice to talk with nob, only to find that he hadn't stopped growing. 5ob said that he was doing very well in the bakery business. As I was on my way out, I bumped into Sonny 01mstead. Son was as anxious as I to find out what had become of our old class- mates. We finally decided to look them up together,so we bade goodbye to Bob and went on our way. While we were riding up Main Street toward Paul h. Nancyfe new home, we saw a sign Broedel's funeral Home. Son VI could not help but laugh, for we couldn't picture Jim Broedel as an undertaker. We stopped in to see him; and he hadn't changed a bit. We asked him what had become of Judy Smith. Jim told us that she was a private secretary for some large firm in Utica. Jim also told us that Joan Kirley had married Colonel William Broedel and was living in Texas. When Son and I reached Paul Nancy's house they greeted us and asked us to stay for dinner. After dinner we were talk- ing about Marie Mulvihill's success as a beautician, when the WKTV Homemaker program came on television.We were all surprised to see Dorothy Egan, the home economist. Nancy told us that Laurel and Pauline Covey were working as missionaries in the Far East. Son asked Paul if he had heard anything from Lester Cleveland. Paul said Les was pitching for the Montreal Royals and Brooklyn was thinking of bringing him up for the World Series. Again, it is time to go and look up the rest of the class. We went up Route 20 to get some gas at Junior Engle's gas sta- tion. While talking with Junior, we heard a loud roar. Junior S8id it was Gail Buell, working on her stock car. Tonight was going to be the semi-final in the Powder-Puff Derby and Gail was Just tuning up the rod.” She said Marilyn Turner was her pit manager. As I had received a letter from Bill Howe, who was attend- ing Annapolis Naval Academy, this accounted for all members of our class except Sue Way. The last we had heard of Sue,she was happily married to Stewart 01mstead. As Son and 1 were riding home, we thought back on oir good old high school days, and we were sure that those were the best days of our lives. FINIS SENIOR CLASS HISTORY At the beginning of our Freshman year; we had seventeen mem- bers in our class. Everyone was eager to get started on class projects. We had many activities that year. They consisted of skating parties, bake sales, and turkey raffles. Many of our freshmen were on the cheerleading and basketball squads. Our class advisor was Mr. Hillegas, and our class officers were: President, Gail Buell; Vice President, Art Lemery; Secretary, Dorothy Egan; and Treasurer, Judy Smith. That year we had fun getting acquainted with some new mem- bers of our class, namely, Alice Smith, Paul Bourdeau, Thelma Way. It was truly a happy and prosperous year for us. As 1954-55 rolled around, we discovered we had lost three members, namely, Thelma Way, Raymond Jipson, and Clifton Me Clain. We gained five, namely. Laurel Covey, Marilyn Turner, Gerald Roberts, Elaine Furness, and Robert Gerow. Our activi- ties weren't so numerous that year as the previous year, but everyone seemed to be enjoying himself. We added record dances to our activities that year. We elected a new class adviso r. Miss Szathowski. Our class officers were: President, Arthur Lemery; Vice Pres., Nancy Sigsbee; Secretary, Marie Mulvihill; Treasurer, Lester Cleveland. Some of our members were still on the cheerleading and basketball Squads. We were proud of this fact and supported them wholeheartedly. The year 1955-56 was a memorable one for everyone in our class of seventeen members. We started the year off by elect- ing our new advisor and class officers. Our advisor was Mr. Carter and our President was Art Lemery. The Vice President was Nancy Sigsbee, Secretary was Marie Mulvihill, and Treasurer was Judy Smith. We found that Art made a very good president. During our Junior year, everything happened. We had the thrill of selecting our class rings and preparing for our Junior Prom. We had many other money-raising activities. We selected our class rings from Bastian Bros., and we like them very much. They are the oval-shaped rings and most of them have ruby stcnaa We spent a long time preparing for our Prom, making our false ceiling, etc. Our theme was Blue Moon.” We selec ted freddie Lawrence to play for us and enjoyed him and his orches- tra. Our Queen was Marie Mulvihill, and our King was Arthur Lemery. It was a thrilling event for everyone, and it will al- ways be remembered by our class. Our Senior year was a prosperous one, also. Our c lass officers were: President, Art Lemery; Vice President,Dorothy Egan; Secretary, Laurel Covey; and Treasurer, Alice 9mith. We were trying hard to raise money for our senior trip to Washir - ton and new York. We had bake sales, turkey and ham raffles, paper drives and, of course, our senior play, wA� Feudin Over Yonder,” which was a huge success. We enjoyed ourselves very much rehearsing it, and we thank Mr. Beemer for making it such a success. We also thank our class advisor, Mr. Hoyt,for his invaluable assistance with the scenery, and Mrs. Miner for su- pervising the make-up...We have worked hard, but with pleas- ure, in producing a yearbook of which we could be very proud. Before we realized it, the year 1956-57 had gone by, and it was graduation time. And thus, our high school years have come to a close. They have been rich, full, and eventful;and they will never be forgotten by any of us. SENIOR CLASS WILL We the class of 57 of Oriskany Palls High School, being of sound mind do hereby disclose our last will and testament. If Gail Buell, do hereby bequeath to My brother Wayne, my not so quick temper. fly sister Joyce and Mary STill, the frienoship Marilyn and I have, flarilynne Kolwaite, the Underwood typewriter I use that doesn't work well. I 9 Sue Way, do hereby bequeath to My sister Pam, a little bit of my laziness Susie Olmstead, my seat in Room 25� and all the good times I've had at 0. F. H. S. Mr. Guayasamin, my natural curly hair. I. Marilyn Turner, do hereby bequeath to Carol Schlernitzauer, my ability to keep my mouth shut. Marilynne Kolwaite, my favorite seat on the bus. Patricia Cowles, my ability to struggle through History. If Laurel Covey, do hereby bequeath to Shorthand class, my ability to do shorthand. Marilynne Kolwaite, my favorite seat on the bus. Steve Winans, my place as co-editor on the newspaper staff. I� Marie Mulvihill, do hereby bequeath to Casilda Howe, my place on the Varsity Cheerleading squad. Carol Jeffers, my quiet nature. Jane Clair, my excess height. I, Alice Smith, do hereby bequeath to Steve Winans, my skill at being treasurer of Student Council. Pam Way, my seat in Room 25 Doris ldzi, my dependability for class activities. I. Dorothy Egan, do hereby bequeath to Carol Schlernitzauer, my position as eoitor of the school newspaper. All those girls who desire it, my ability to cook and make my own clothes. My sister Carol, my position as solo clarinetist in the band and interest in extra-curricular activities. I. Pauline Covey, do hereby bequeath to Marilynne Kolwaite, my boldness. Patricia Cowles, my grammatical ability. Carol Schlernitzauer, my ability to keep quiet. I, Joan Kirley, do hereby bequeath to Allen Olmstead, my position in Student Council. Carol Schlernitzauer, my luck with a Broedel. Some lucky senior, my seat by the window In Room 25 I� Nancyle© Sigsbee, do hereby bequeath to Helen Snell, my effort to play piano for chorus and all the hard music Joan Clair, my formula for staying thin Susie 01mstead, my ability to get through French II If Paul Bourdeau,.do hereby bequeath to Bill Lancuski, my excess height. Mr Blather, my blonde hair. 5 teve Winana, my extra knowledge I didn't have time to use. If Arthur Lemery, do hereby bequeath to Some lucky student, locker 6, if it is still there. George Murphy, my ability of wandering in halls. Fred Blunt, my accuracy with snowballs. If Richard Olmstead, do hereby bequeath to To whoever can find it, my homeroom desk. My brother Joe, all my 100's in English that look like this (0). Our short principal, my excess height. If William Howe, do hereby bequeath to Bill Lancuski, my old D. A. George Murphy, my Drains in Chemistry. Pa trick Moten, all my seats in the back of the rooms. I Lester Cleveland, do hereby bequeath to George Murphy, my ability to get sick the first aay of deer season. Norman Jipson, my graceful moves on a basketball court. Anyone who wants it, my Intermediate Book. I havo kept good care of it for two years. If James Broedel, do hereby bequeath to Mr. Either, the wig I wore at the Senior Play. Any junior, my ability to pass the Physics Regents. Joe Olmstead, my position as manager o the sports team. I Robert King, do hereby bequeath to Steve Winans, my extra knowledge. Bill Lancuski, my excess weight. Any senior, what's left of my oesk. If Erwin Engle, do hereby bequeath to Marcia Sykes, my ability to play drums and get along with Mr. Carter. John Carpenter, my seat in first period Study Hall. £ome un ortunate senior, my History Book. JUNIORS 1st row: A. Olmstead, C. Schlernitzauer, M. Kolwaite, P. Cowles, K. Freemire, B. Matteson, 2nd row: Mr. Bither, F. Lewis, L. Ames, A. How- lett, P. Moten, R. Sykes. SOPHOMORES 1st row: A. Johnson, M. Sykes, J. Clair, K. Coleman, K.Clair, C. Misi- aszek, Mr. Guayasamin, C. Howe, P. Falin, R. Tieder, W. Oliver, C. Rehm, J. Clair. 3rd row: H. Snell, M. B all, R.Huntley, J. Mariano. S. Winans, R. Mallabar, R. Idzi, W. Lancuski. FRESHMEN 1st row: C. Howe, K. Olmatead, P. Day, C. Jeffers, C. Bechy, G. nari- ano. 2nd row: Mr. Udell, J. Finnagan, D. Garvey, G. Murphey, F. Gloss, G. Eychner. 3rd row: F. Scarpino, K. Alberdlng, E. Rehm, 0. Vondauber, B. Coleman, D. Sinclair. 1st row: J. Falbo, D. Idzi, P. Hill, R. Brown, D. Scarpino. 2nd row: C. Ball, P. Way, L. Bechy, A. Vair, D. Matteson,A. Maass. 3rd row: J. Mullen, G. Eddy, M. Hoch, M. Mallabar, B. Livermore, P. Abraham, G. Tieder. 3rd row: D. Huntley, L.Lawton, J. Jordan, S. Oliver, J. 01m- stead, J. Dapson, P. McKenzie, J. Carpenter, D.Huntley, Mr. Hoyt. 1st row: J. Buell, E. Clark,C. Mariano, K. Moon, M. Still, J. Mariano 2nd row: E. Sitts, A. Snell,L. Ames, R. Clair,M. Alberding, C. Murphy, H. McLain, Mr, Udell. 3rd row: J. Tallman, J. Lollman, S Turner, J. Baldwin, R, Jones, J. VanDauber, J. Misiaszek, R. Jordan, F Scerbo, K, Hoch, B, Day. 1st row: S. Misiaszek,T. Castelluoci, F. Mulvihill,R. Snow, F. Jordan, L, Sykes. 2nd row: P. Freeraire, L. Maass, L. Mallabar, S. Mullen, F.. Day, P. Shauger, S. Williams, D. Mariano. 3rd row: K. Moten, J. Van Etten, C. Vair, Mrs. Minor, J, Rice, J. Oliver, J. Lollman. l .th row: W. Buell, S. Quackenbush, R. Burnham, J, Tieder, J. Egan, J. Baldwin, A. Bechy, 0. Jones. 5th 1st row: 3. Quackenbush, R. Sykes, D. Lawton, K. Hoch, H. Lewis. 2nd row: K. Charboneau, R. Turner, J. Buckoski, D. Eychner, R. Borkowski, V. Oliver, S. Farrow. 3rd row: C. Way, J. Harding, B. Finnegan, Miss Doyle, R. Stachco, P. DeKing, C. Engle. l th row: W. DeKin ?, T. Howard, H. Carney, T. Ames, W. Murphy, R. Dapson, C. Keyser, J. Still, W. Snon T. Mullen. 1st row: W. Kilts, R.Huntley, A.Bechy, T.Mallabar, B.Hall, D. Mariano, 2nd row: B. Tallman, S. Clements, M. Moten, S. Emberley, J. Bartle, K. Williams, L. Bishop, L. Jones, E. Moon, R.Kirley. 3rd row: S.Freemire, L. Rice, E.Jones, J.Baldwin, C. Egan, P.Ball, E. Trumble, J.Malhenzie, J. Ames, S. Tieder. i th row: Mrs. Youngs, R. Legacy, G. Hoch, B.Von- Dauber, E. Shauger, M. Ford, F. Jones, T. Turner, P. Clark, T. Idzi. 3rd 1st rowr J. Quackenbush, C. Faulkner, R. Ford,S. Vincent, R. Billinas, S. Lollman. 2nd rowr E. Ball, M. Bechy, J. Carpenter, Mrs. Hicks, B. Bdelblute, S. Legacy, L. Emberley. 3rd row: D. Weaver, J. Killts, J. King, R. Diana, S. Borkowski, E. Tilbe, P. Ames, C. Hall. 2nd 1st row: C. Clark, P. Turner, H. Bingel, M. Diehl. 2nd row: N. Dolan, M. Furness, R. Kirley, Mrs. Wilson, B.L. Rice, L.Folts, P. Turner. 3rd row: K. Kilts, M. Dapson, K. Moon, B. Weaver, S. Turner, S. Keyser. i th row: J. Mlsiaszek, R. Wilmont, B. Tallman, R. Fuess, M. Buckoski, E. Harding, T. Spooner, G. Felski, S. Falbo. 1st row LtoR: R.Cowles,W. Shauger,L.Spooner, S. Diehl, R. Boehlert.2nd row: S. Howard, C. Weaver, S. Dickson, D. Hall, L. Dolan, J. ?urness. 3rd row: S. Cowles,R. Palbo, J. Idzi, D. Vondauber, N. Slocum,N. Egan, A. Ball, V. Tallman. l+th row: R. Burleigh, J. Clements,R. Castellucci, E. Waterman, A. McNamara, J. Cieslak, D. Grossman, Teacher:Mrs.Carman, 1st row: R. Johnson, A. Kali, R. Charboneau, A. Vincent, E. Reilly.2nd row: D, Tallman, C. Dyer, C. Mariano, Mrs. Scudder, M.A. Scarpino, J Diana, B. Lancuski. 3rd row: P. Bechy, Y. Alberding,M. Comelo,C.Isley, C. Tilbe, L. Sefcheck, B. Cowles, S. Vair. Uth row: J. 01mstead, S. Puller, M. Williams, T. Legacy, M. Palin, D. Tallman, D. Turner, G. Bartle, C. Hoch, S. Jones, R. Kilts. KINhHRr. ARTPM CTIVITIES 1st row: E• Mariano, M.Mulvihill, C. Howe, C. Bechy, 2nd row: D. Hunt- ley, G. Hoch, D. Huntley, J. Oliver, J. VanEtten, R. Stachco, M. Ball, A. Maass, P. Carpenter, R. Burnham. 3rd row: C. VonDauber, L. Jones , L. Mallabar, S.Kolwaite, A. Johnson, K. Olmstead, Mr.Carter, C. Engle, E. Engle, K. Hoch, M. Sykes, R. Huntley, J. Clair, l+th row: G. Eddy, N. Sigsbee, D. Egan, M. Mallabar, D. Garvey, A. Howlett, R. Sykes, J. Kirley, C. Misiaszek, A. Castellucci, 5th row: K. Alberding, P. Day, A. Vair, R. Mallabar, J. Carpenter, A. Lenuery, P. Palin, K. Freemire, R. Huntley. 1st row: P. Scarpino, E. Mariano, M.Hoch, M. Sykes, C. Howe, C. Brown. 2nd row: N. Sigsbee, L.Bechy, J. Clair, J.Clair, C. VonDauber, D.Egan, K. Clair, J. Kirley. 3rd row: D. Huntley, G. Eddy, J. Carpenter, D. Sinclair, F. Closs, P. Falin, D. Garvey, L. Lawton, D. Huntley, Mr. Carter. YEARBOOK STAFF 1st row: Mrs. Udell, A. Smith, J. Broedel, D. Egan, L. Covey,P. Bour- deau, 2nd row: V. Mulvihill, J. Kirley, M. Turner, S. Way,G. Buell, N. Slgsbee, P. Covey. 3rd row: E. Engle, R. Olmatead, L. Cleveland, R. King, A. Lemery, Vf. Howe. NEWSPAPER STAFF 1st row;: C. Schlernltzauer, D. Egan, L. Covey, Mr. Beemer, 2nd row;: C Mlslaszek, C. Rehm, S. Winans. MUSIC STAFF C. Misiaszek, K. Alberding, M. Sykes, D. Egan, F. Carter. Closs, J.Kirley, Mr. BATON TWIRLKRS Front; M. Mulvihlll. B ack: C. Howe, J. Clair, C. Bechy, C. VonDauber, E. Marian®. STUDENT COUNCIL A Lemary, A Smith, Mr� Beemer, J� Kirley, A� Olmatead, M� Sykes� SENIOR CLASS 1st row: A� Lemery, D� Egan, A� Smith, L. Covey, 2nd row: M.Mulvihill J. Kirley, M. Turner, S.Way, G. Buell, P.Covey, 3rd row: L. Cleveland N� Sigsbee, P. Bourdeau, R. King, Mr� Hoyt, E� Engle, J� Broedel, W Howe, R. Olmatead� MECH.DRAWING 4-H CLUB 1st row: C. McLain, W. Lancuski, A. Cook, J. Mariano, S. Winans. 2nd row: R. Jipson, R. Teider, R. Olmstead, A. Lemery, Mr. Dwyer. 1st row: D. Mariano, R. Turner, C. Way, P. Scarpino, L. Mallabar, S. Williams, P. Freemire, 2nd row: S. Mullen, E. Clark, P. DeKing, C. Mariano, D. Egan, J. VanEtten, J. Oliver, K. Moten, J. Lollman. 3rd row; P. Hill, A. Snell, C. Murphy, P. Way, M. Hoch, M. Ball, K. Clair, R. Clair, L. Ames, H. McLain, M. Still. JUNIOR VARSITY VARSITY lot row: C. Schlernitzauer. 2nd row: J. Munz, M. Mulvihill, P. Cowles. 3rd row: N. Sigsbee CHEERLEADERS 1st row: E. Mariano, A. Johnson. 2nd row: C. Howe, H. Snell, C. Bechy. VARSITY 1st row: A. Olmatead, W. Howe, Mr. Courtade, 0. Murphy, A. Howlett. 2nd row: P. Bourdeau, A. Lemery, L. Cleveland, R. Olmatead. JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER 1st row: R. Idzi, R. Sykes, W. Howe, P. Bourdeau, L. Cleveland, A. Lemery, R. Jipson, R. Olmstead, 0. Murphy, W. Lancuskl. 2nd row: Mr. Courtade, K.Freemire, L. Ames, F. Closs, R King, A. Howlett, J. Mari- ano, A. Olmstead, J. Olmstead. BASEBALL TEAM 1st row: D. Sinclair, A. Olmstead, Mr. Courtade, R. Sykes, J. Mariano. 2nd row: P. Bourdeau, A. Lemery, L. Cleveland, R. Olmstead, 0. Murphy, W. Howe. Dorothy RtcHAto RLice Sue. E twifJ m«Ri£ £gan ObnfTCAO Smifri Utoy EtfOLE rhuL-vwutL BABY PICTURES Les+%r Joa.M CLeveUwd KirLEY Ga.iL Buell. Pa.uL BoufiAeasJ Robert YiltJO A ttiu r Le.rne.ry PquI ne_ Co vey Mopcv Laurel Bill Howe. 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