Oxford Academy Central High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Oxford, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1969 volume:

Oxford Academy and Central High School Oxford, New York 7969 Blackhawk Volume XV Edited By The Yearbook Staff Student Life P. 3 Classes P. 61 Special Events P. 17 lunior High P. 71 Academics P. 27 Organizations P. 77 Seniors P. 45 Athletics P. 91 Advertising P. 103 WELCOME OF TO THE HOME THE BLACKHAWKS jkjpr ? Oxford Academy Good friends, elbow to elbow 5 6 7 6 Helpful . Working . . . 7969 was another year in her history, but just once in our lifetime. 1968 Homecoming Candidates. SEATED: Connie Holbrook, Lynne Schmidt, Kathy Loughren, Carolyn Chese- boro. STANDING: Marsha Blum, Elaine Lashway, Helen Popovczak, Mary Preston, Sue Rood, Diane Tansey, Vikki Titchner, Patti Van Guilder. Homecoming 1968 Whispering Autumn 18 Greg Walker and the Rock Garden furnished the music for the dance. The class of 1969 presented Whispering Autumn, the 1968 Homecoming, on October 19, 1968. The Black- hawk's victorious football game helped to make Homecoming a very special memory. Highlighting the dance were last year's queen and king, Chris Hart and Jim Lobdell, who crowned the 1968 Homecoming Queen Carolyn Cheseboro and her escort David Beckwith. The court included first princess Sue Rood, escorted by Rodney Bosworth, and second princess Patti Van Guilder, escorted by Charles Brigham, Marsha Blum and Tom Fowlston, Mary Preston and Tim Fowlston, Lynne Schmidt and Ron Winner, Kathy Loughren and Ron Behe, Diane Tansey and George Howe, Vikki Titchner and Martin Tefft, Elaine Lashway and Larry Coveil, and Helen Popovczak and Matt Sherman, and Connie Holbrook and John James. King David and Queen Carolyn, the 1968 royal couple, sit before past king and queen Jim and C hris. 19 Frosty sensation The lights were low, the beat was loud, and the mood was soul swaying. All this plus the fast moving sound of the Bethnall Green made the 1969 Sno-ball a swinging success. 21 Oriental Evening The class of 1969 presented their Junior Prom Oriental Even- ing featuring the Silver Crown Orchestra on May 25, 1968. The fantasy of colors covering the gigantic fan accented the throne and set the mood for the coming excitement of the evening and the coronation. To climax the festivities, Dorothy Hill and Jay Moore were crowned Queen and King by last year’s Queen Debbie Rice. Pages Brian Pals and Jolinda Nelson 22 1968 Junior Prom Court Marsha Blum, Thomas Fowleston; Elaine Lashway, John Johnson; princess Carolyn Chesebro, Andrew Finch; 1968 Ju- nior Prom King and Queen Jay Moore and Dorothy Hill; princess Kathy Loughren, Ronald Behe; Sheila Gyles, Jerry Locke; Susan Cooper, Steven Gustin. Pages are Brian Pals and Jolinda Nelson. 23 Contestants were: Elaine D'Ambra, Alan Dutton, Donald Sheldon, David Walsh, Helen Popovczak, and Susan Barrows Oratorical contest December 2nd was a big day for the three students who won the American Legion Oratori- cal Contest. An assignment about the United States Constitution was given to sophmores, juniors and seniors. Out of these, six finalists were chosen. With Mrs. Grimes to assist them, the six wrote their speeches and gave them at an assembly. The County American Legion judged the local contest. Don Sheldon took first place, Alan Dutton, second, and David Walsh, third. Congratulations to Don for also winning first place at the County contest and proceeding into the regionals. 24 This year the Bausch and Lomb Science Award was presented to Barbara Lorimer by Mr. Paser. Oxford is proud of Gary Oliver who participated in the Orange Bowl Golf Tournament. State Fair Champions This summer at the New York State Fair at Syracuse the drum major team of Sheila Gyles and Rick Duell were given first place honors. Congratulations go to Michael Webb for being selected out of 600 applicants from ten states to be a member of the All-Eastern Di- vision High School Band. This band performed at the biennial meeting of the Music Educators National Conference in Washing- ton, D.C. During his stay there with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Her- fort, he visited the Capitol, had lunch at the Congress Dining Room, and met Congressman Samuel Stratton. Matt Sherman gets into the swing of things as our new drum major. 25 26 A CA DEM ICS counterclockwise: Mr. Robert Seymour, Mr. Frederick Tinker, Mr. Lewis Ford, Mr. Vincent We idman, Mr. Baumes Marsh man, Mr. Paul Seehausen absent: Mrs. Barbara Whittaker DISTRICT PRINCIPAL HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Mr. Fredrick D. Tinker has received his B.A. and M.A. degree from Hartwick College and from Syracuse University. Mr. Tinker is our District Principal and has the difficult task of supervising both the Elementary and the High Schools. Mr. Lawrence Paser obtained his B.A. and M.S. Ed. degree from Alfred University of Buffalo. Mr. Paser is our High School Principal and we commend him on the fine job he has done in his effort to raise the standard of our education. 28 GUIDANCE Mrs. Fowlston is a graduate of the State Univer- sity College at Oneonta. Once a homemaking teacher, she now is part of our Guidance System. COUNSELORS Miss Trimmingham is a graduate of Keuka Col- lege. She is our Senior High Guidance Counselor. Miss Trimmingham helps each of us to choose the courses we will need. SECRETARIAL STAFF Mrs. Fowlston, Mrs Moors, Mrs. Roys, Mrs. Tucker, Mrs. Barber. 29 Art Library Mrs. Walsh is our librarian and a graduate of State University College at Albany. She is also an advisor to the Yearbook Staff. Mrs. Walsh runs a fine library and a quiet study hall. Mr. Noah is a new member to our faculty. He is an art major who attended Bethany College and Fort Hayes Kansas State College. Mr. Noah is a fine addition to Oxford Academy. 30 Music Mr. Herfort attended Ithaca College. He is now director of instrumen- tal music in junior and senior high school and advisor to the dance band. Mr. Schmitt attends Hartwick College and practiced teaching his major, music, under Mr. Herfort at the beginning of die year. Mrs. Barnes attended Ithaca College and now teaches vocal music. She directs the junior and senior choruses and also is the advisor of the Madrigals. 31 A discussion about music. Math department Mrs. Roberts teaches mathematics and attended Houghton College. Besides being a Freshman Ad- visor, Mrs. Roberts also is the advisor for the National Honor Society and the Chairman of the mathe- matics department. Mr. Ben Nelson attended Colgate University and Louisiana College as a mathematic major. Besides his math classes, Mr. Nelson coaches the J.V. basketball and cross country teams. Mr. Mortensen is a graduate of State University College at Cortland and is a mathematics teacher. He has been an advisor to the Class of 1969 for the past four years. Mrs. Best is a mathematics teacher and attended the State University College at Potsdam. 32 Mrs. Dctweiler attended die State University at Albany as a business major. She is ati advisor to the Senior Class having followed them since their Freshman year. The Senior Class is thankful for Mrs. Detweiler's sincere effort and time. Mr. Lanning is a graduate of Bloomsburg State College and teaches business courses. He is the bowling advisor. Miss Bull is a graduate of Keuka College and teaches courses in business. She is the Student Coun- cil advisor. Miss Bull also helps the treasurers of tltc various organizations and classes. Business department The teachers supervise their students carefully. Miss Anderson received her degree in English at the State University College at Ceneseo. She is one of our new teachers and has the 12th grade English classes. Miss Snedeker is an English major of Hartwick Col- lege. She is Chairman of the English Department and teaches Jr. High English. Miss Snedeker is also an ad- visor to the Yearbook Staff. Mrs. Swertsfager attended State University of New York at Albany where she majored in English. She is one of our new English teachers. 34 Mr. Brillinger, a graduate of Wilkes College, teaches English. He also assists the coaches with the football and wrestling teams. Mr. John Nelson was an English major from the University of Scranton, the University of Maryland, and the State University College at Cortland. He teaches Senior High English. Mrs. Grimes, graduate of Harpur College, Syracuse University, Wells College and Colgate University, now teaches English. She is very active in fields concerning English, and we thank her far her help with the American Legion Speeches. French and Latin Miss Bowers attended Syracuse Univer- sity where she majored in Latin. She is presently teaching Latin. Miss Mowry is a French major from Syracuse University and Middlebury Col- lege. She is advisor to the French Club which meets to practice the French lan- guage. 35 Mr. Bazer comes to us from Louisiana College and Louisiana Tech, where he majored in Science. Mr. Bazer coaches cross country and basketball. Mr. Gohl is a graduate from State University College at Oneonta where he was a science major. Mr. Vartuli graduated from State University Col- lege at Cortland where he majored in science. He is our football coach and a wrestling coach. Mr. Vartuli has brought to our school the desire to win academically as well as in sports. Mr. Velton is graduate of State University Col- lege at Albany where he was a science major. 36 37 History Mr. Lowe attended Syracuse University, State University College at Oneonta, and Colgate University and teaches citizenship education. He is an advisor to the junior class. Mr. Lowe also coaches the varsity basket- ball team. Mr. Souders attended Hartwick College and Syracuse University and majored in citizenship education. Mr. Souders is a freshman advisor and coaches junior high football. Mr. Smarsh attended the State University at Oswego. He now teaches citizenship education. Mr. Walsh is a graduate of the State University at Albany and a citizenship education teacher. He is chair- man of the histon' department. Mr. Walsh was voted teacher of the year by the Teachers’ Association. Mr. Lanfear attended Marietta College and majored in citizenship education. He is advisor to the Yorker Club. Mr. Lanfear also coaches junior high football. 38 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Batterman attended State University College at Oswego and now teaches Industrial Arts. The faculty and students appreciate Mr. Batterman's willingness to be helpful and cooperative. HOME ECONOMICS Miss Karst attended State University College at Plattsburgh and now teaches Home Economics. She has taught summer school and found the experience enjoyable. AGRICULTURE Mr. Vogelgsang attended Syracuse University and now teaches Agriculture. He also is an advisor of the Future Farmers of America. After 36 years, Mr. Vogelgsang will be retiring this year. He will be missed by faculty and students. 39 Physical education Mr. Buddenhagen is a student gym teacher, practicing for his future pro- fession. He is a Senior at Cortland College where he is majoring in Physical Education. Mr. McCan is a student teacher helping out with gym classes and wres- tling. He attends Cortland College where he is a Senior majoring in Physi- cal Education. 40 Mr. Doyle is a graduate of Springfield College where he was physical education major. He is the head of the Athletic Department here at Oxford Academy. Miss Col Ini tz is a graduate of Ithaca College where she was a physical education major. She is advisor to our cheerleaders. Miss Collnitz is the girl's physical education teacher and intramural advisor. Mr. Leslie was a student physical education teacher from State University College at Cortland. Mr. Leslie helped coach the Junior High Football team. Mr. Malloy was a student physical education teacher from the State University College at Cortland. Mr. Malloy helped coach the Junior High Football team. Mrs. Smith is our school nurse and a graduate of Binghamton City Hospital. Mrs. Smith is the Red Cross advisor. 41 Cafeteria staff Mrs. Bradley, Mrs.O'Connor, Mrs. Bartle, Mrs. Stafford, Mrs. Allmendinger, Mrs. Biviano, Mrs. Finch • D°yle Mrs. Charles 42 Bus drivers FRONT ROW: R. Davis. SECOND ROW: F. Magrath, P. Wright, J. Wall, W. 1Hemstrcmght, P. Carroll, J. Root, W. Barrows, R. Beckwith, K. Race, L. Saxby, ). Duell, A. Barrows, F. Christian, N. Law. THIRD ROW: F. Christian. Custodians RIGHT: William Frair and John Biviano. 43 44 Valedictorian Salutatorian Barbara Lorimer SENIOR Edward Lawton HONORS FRONT ROW: Mary Preston, business; Susan Rood, home economics; Connie Holbrook, physical education; Patti Van Guilder, history; Barbara Lorimer, English, science, French, instrumental music; SECOND ROW: Dennis Carey, physical education; Charles Vigus, agri- culture; Edward Lawton, mathematics; Andy Finch, vocal music; Stanley Ryberg, industrial arts; Richard Seehausen, art 46 Class advisors and officers Tom Fitzgerald--Vice-President; Dorothy Hill--Secretary; Mary Preston—President; Jim Maynard—Treasurer. 47 Class of 7969 Clair Barber Mickael Barrows Charles Brigham Daniel Bosworth Elizabeth Bryden Laureen Collins Dennis Carey David Cox Carolyn Chesebro 49 Arthur Crumb Thedia Davies Margaret Davis Albert Denz Andrew Finch Frank Finch Robert Davis Thomas Fitzgerald 50 Albert Franklin Steven Gustin Gordon Gates Patricia Harrison Douglas Genung Edward Golden Willa Hewitt 51 53 Janet Menard Sharon Phillips Patrick Phinney Martin Morgan Paul Mulwane Helen Popovczak Mary Preston 54 55 Mary Shore Nicholas Sylstra Diane Tansey 56 Vikki Titchener 57 This is an interview with Peter by Patti Van Guilder during his stay at Oxford Academy. QUESTION: Peter, as reported before, you are from the Netherlands,but would you tell our readers where exactly you are from? ANSWER: My hometown is Deventer and it is situated in the middle-east of the Netherlands, about two hours driving east of Amsterdam and about one and a half hours west of the German border. QUESTION: Do you find the people very different here? ANSWER: No, I don't think people over here are much different from the Dutch. If an American with a Dutch name like yours walked around the Netherlands, nobody would notice you are from the United States. QUESTION: What have you done, since you have been here, that was of interest? ANSWER: Well, of course, I have learned some English. Since Dutch is spoken only in the Netherlands. Belgium, and South Africa and since the Netherlands through its trade is a very international nation, you have to know English, French and German if you want to achieve something. I am glad I am picking up some English in America. 1 have met some interesting people and made some fascinating trips, and of course, I have come to school sometimes. QUESTION: Do you think our school is very different? ANSWER: Yes, school is very different. In Oxford all students go to the same school. In the Netherlands, we have six different types of high schools, so every Dutch student attends a type of high school that fits his intelli- gence. I finished my schooling in the Netherlands. I think education in the United States and the Netherlands is very much alike. We have to take a lot more courses and we have to work harder, but on the other hand you can take many more interesting and funny courses. QUESTION: What is the best or your favorite finding in the United States? ANSWER: My favorite finding was cereal for breakfast. I am going to take that over to the Netherlands. Of course, Halloween is funny too, although shaving cream is quite expensive over here. QUESTION: Do you find our social life much different? Sports? ANSWER: Well, I am from a city with a very rich cultural life, a lot of movie theaters, discotheques, cafes, and youth groups; whereas, you live in a small village. Therefore, social life is very different, yes. We do not have sports in school. We have to join private sports clubs; therefore, you do more sports. QUESTION: Do you think Oxford is a good representative of the United States and do the attitudes reflect those you feel are the attitudes of the United States in general? ANSWER: I could not say, simply because I do not know much about other people in other areas. Oxford might be a good representative of rural America, but I would not bet my Dutch head on it. I hope I will be able to answer these questions before I return to my mother country after seeing more of this country. Peter VanderLaan 58 Class History We, the class of 1969, were the first to complete our entire high school education in the new Jr.-Sr. High School. As Freshmen we elected the following officers: president: Diane Tansey, vice-president: Mike Race, secretary: Sue Rood, and treasurer: Thedia Davies. In our Sophomore year, we started filling our treasury by selling refreshments at all the home football games. At Christmas time, we added more to the fund by selling decorations and card holders. That year, our class was led by president: Nick Sylstra, vice-president: Patti Van Guilder, secretary: Nancy Mayhew and treasurer: Mary Preston. Our Junior Year was a big one. As officers we had Patti VanGuilder as president, Dorothy Hill as vice- president, Carolyn Chesebro as secretary, and Dennis Carey as treasurer. Our magazine sale put us far ahead financially. The top salesmen were Albert Franklin and Andy Finch. That year, three of our classmates were tapped for the Honor Society. They were Susan Cooper, Edward Law- ton, and Barbara Lorimer. To climax our successful year we had our Junior Prom, Oriental Evening, with music by the Silver Crown Orchestra. The setting was decorated with pastel shades of green, yellow, pink, aqua, and lavender. It was accented by a ten foot fan and an oriental bridge. The evening was highlighted by the crowning of the King and Queen, Jay Moore and Dorothy Hill. Princesses were Kathy Loughren, escorted by Ron Behe, and Carolyn Chesebro, escorted by Andy Finch. At last wc have reached our goal. We are Seniors. Our officeis are Mary Preston as president, Tom Fitzgerald as vice-president, Dorothy Hill as secretary, and Jim Maynard as treasurer. The first big event of the year was the Homecoming Dance, Whispering Autumn. The music was by Gregg Walker and the Rock Garden. The Queen was Carolyn Chesebro escorted by David Beckwith. Runners-up were Sue Rood escorted by Rodney Bosworth and Patti VanGuilder escorted by Charles Brigham. The victorious foot- ball game over Unatego helped to make this a very special weekend. On November 16, the Seniors put on their play, Crammercy Ghost, directed by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ander- son. It was a very enjoyable event with many ghostly moments that won’t be forgotten. Our Freshman advisors were Mr. Mortcnscn, Mr. Rader, and Miss Mowry. From our sophomore to our Senior year they were Mrs. Detweiler, Mr. Nelson, and Mr. Mortensen. We would like to thank them for a job well done ! 59 Boy's and Girl's State Tom Fitzgerald, Helen Popovczak, NickSylstra. OustandingTennager Award Barbara Lorimer, Michael Marso. mm A «4 JLA fll lb ABOVE: Mr. Vartuli helps Nancy Mayhew and Marsha Blum with a lab experiment. LEFT: Dan Bosworth and Albert Denz 60 Class of President--Francene O'Connor; Vice-President--Joan Ross; Secretary-- Linda Denz; Treasurer—Chris Utter. Patricia Armondi Richard Barrows Sharon Barrows Susan BaiTows Willard Bradley Ruth Braisted William Branham Debra Carlin Edward Cashman Helen Castaldy Anita Cooper Gordon Cronk Peter Cummings Fredrick Davis Thomas Davis 5 • 1 .--J O Ll Q � V m 4 t Reid DeLoatch Daniel Deuel Donald Eldred Michael Eldred Kenneth Fagnani 7 Connie Finch Lewis Ford Thomas Fowlston Tim Fowlston Daniel Fumare Gerald Hicks Terry Hinckley Susan Howard Cinda Huckabone David Keech Mary Galletly Donna Genung Donald Granger Sheila Gyles Harty Hamilton tit Thomas Kennedy Laura Kolis Thomas Kolis John Kozlowski Sue Kramnich Erwin MacLaury Wilma MacLaury Charles Madison Darla Manheim Jean McGowan Debra Niles Stephen Ohl Gary Oliver Ronald Paden Catherine Parker 63 John Phelan Gary Phillips Martyn Quinn Timothy Race Roxanna Roach •a ib, m................ y Linda Stafford ] . TSB Patricia Stevenson Mark Stiles g Reginald Stillwell Robin Wheeler Edward White Priscilla Wilcox Richard Wilkie Dorothy Williams f n 64 Rodney Aldrich Patrick Arnold Ronald Baker Catherine Bates John Bierman A £2 ik nLk w i k Linda Black Susan Braisted Paul Branham Cortland Bryant Joe Burdick Laurie Carroll Paul Carroll Frank Cerar JoAnn Cummings Katrina Davis f • t Phyllis Diamond David Dunckel Kathy Faasse John Fagnani Terry Finch 65 ii A A J 1 • I t James Fitzgerald Curtis Frair Julie Franklin Thomas Gyles Linda Harrison Joanne Hart Gail Hatton Kathy Hicks Melody Hinman Joan Houghtaling George Howe Larry Kozlowski Lynn Kramnich Marcia Lashway Thomas Lawton James Loomis Steven Manheim Teresa Manley Charles McMullen Walter Meade Rex Moore Teary Moore Thomas Morack Michael Newbauer Marsha Niles Margaret O'Connor Andrea Paino Janet Paser Dianna Phillips Jeffrey Rice 66 Mary Rice Colleen Roach Jane Roach Janet Roach Robert Roberts Kim Root Lorna Ross Dwight Rucker Michael Ryan Deborah Ryberg Douglas Schlafer Willard Scarfoss Mary Seehausen Donald Sheldon Matthew Sherman Cretchen Steffen Edward Stevenson Nancy Sutherlin Clayton Svenson Ray Swartout Richard Swartout Thomas Taronto Linda Tefft Scott Titchener Arthur Torrey Linda Melinda David Karen Van Der Eems Wall Walsh Welsh Dawn Hairy Sylvia Wheeler Williams Yale Gail Preston, George Potter Susan Race, Beverly Stone Carol Benedict Richard Black William Blake Dan Bonpietro Cathy Bradley Lanny Carroll Joe Castaldy Craig Champlin Mark Christian Sandra Collins k 68 Thomas Collins Debra Cox Tony Crandall Douglas Cronk Craig Cunningham Neal Franklin Donald Golden John Greenwood Michael Gustin Michael Hubschmitt Irvin Davis Marlene Driesbaugh Dennis Finch Sharon Finch Delmar Franklin £5“ w - ijL k Daphne Hunter Randy Ingraham David Johnson Kathy Jones Mitzie Knapp James Lawton Jane Lewis Gregory Lobdell Steven Locke Ray Loughren Margaret Maynard Frank McGowan Sandra Meade Eric Natoli Linda Nelson David Madison Virginia Mangels Deborah Mamo Larry Marso Brett Maruszak 69 James Nightengale Steve Northrup Linda Oliver Connie Owens Kenneth Paden Grace Phinney Carolyn Rice George Roach James Root Robert Rosa Virginia Ross Kathy Ryan Pat Ryan Richard Schmidt William Scarfoss Roxanne Shapley Archie Shay Gordon Smith Terri Smith Charles Stratton Thomas Volk Gary Wakefield Annie Walker Adam Wall Dennis Walsh Denise Stringham Donald Swartout Debbie Tefft James Townsend Robert Tracy J James Walton Kenneth Wheeler Kristin Wheeler Ronald Willis Kathleen Youngs 70 Deborah McKenzie Joanne Quinn Robert Branham Eighth grade FRONT ROW: D. Fitzgerald, K. Fumare, C. Cummings, B. Cooke, L. Hicks, M. Bradley, C. Carey, D. Du- Mond, F. Fassett. SECOND ROW: P. Hamilton, M. Chapmen, J. Barrows, C. Cobb, E. Gyles, D. Genung, W. Harvey, B. Cashman. THIRD ROW: J. Davies, R. Branham, T. Hodge, B. Duell, K. Doyle, S. Bon Pietro, R. Bryant, T. Bush, R. Armondi, M. Cashman, M. George, T. Franklin, C. Cobb, L. Harrison, L. Daily, J. Baker, L. Burdick, J. Daily, C. Barrows, K. Batterman, L. Davis, D. Deuel, A. Charles. 72 FRONT ROW: D. Irvin, L. Manheim, D. McKenzie, D. Potter, D. Pittsley, D. Kozlowski, B. Huekabone, D. Moore, R. Moors. SECOND ROW: K. Lorimer, R. Grier, K. Cooper, R. Place, R. Lobdell, C. Potter, A. Kruger, J. Mudge. THIRD ROW: D. Knapp, D. Ives, W. Johnson, A. Lewis, C. Lewis, L. Houghtaling, D. Mead, B. Mead, I. Mead, D. Poland, V. Henry, M. Phoenix, K. Orr, J. Monroe, R. Howard, G. Nicholson, L. Mohr, D. Moore, M. McGowan, T. Niles, M. Long. FRONT ROW: T. Whittaker, S. Swartout, K. Williams, J. Washburn, S. Searfoss, C. Welsh, P. Shapley, J. Smith. SECOND ROW: T. Race, T. Sabines, H. Wayman, B. Svenson, L. Throne, S. Tucker, C. Torre, R. Rice. THIRD ROW: G. Roys, S. Sutherlin, J. Van Der Eems, D. Stevenson, P. Tansey, M. Tompkins, R. Root, J. Preston, J. Quinn, K. Simpson, N. Rice, B. Troxell, S. Taylor, S. Stratton, D. Ryberg, R. Westcott, G, Tucker, R. Whittaker, J. Winner, J. Tefft. 73 Carol Cummings Randy Northrup Michael Marks Seventh grade FRONT ROW L. Carey, L. Batterman, A. Fowlston, D. Ardron, R. Barrows, C. Cummings, S. Fairchild, A. Fagnani. SECOND ROW: D. Benedict, J. Carmody, P. Eldred, S. Cobb, L. Bell, D. Campman, P. Fry THIRD ROW: R. Boyer, J. Dewey, D. Baker, J. Duell, W. Boname, J. Finch, M. Charles, D. Eldred, T. Beckwith, J. Barrows, M. Cole, J. Deuel, G. Carmody, M. Diamond, G. Dewey, R. DuMond. 74 FRONT ROW: R. Howe, T. Jones, R. Jacobs, M. Hendrickson, M. Lawton, A. Kenyon, P. Gates, J. Kramniafc, D. Natoli. SECOND ROW: J. Kulakosky, K. Meek, R. Hilton, T. Ives, V. Mead, M. McMullen, C. Lawton. THIRD ROW: J. Johnson, D. Hatton, E. Hemstrought, D. McGowan, M. Marks, R. Moore, E. Hughes, C. Grewe, G. Mohr, J. Locke, J. Gustin, L. Harrison, J. Loughren, B. Hinckley, C. Mangels. FRONT ROW: T. Place, T. Ohl, R. Quinn, M. Roach, T. Simpson, L. Ross, R. Northrup, P. Root. SECOND ROW, J. Poland, L. Nightengale, D. Searfoss, S. Schwager, K. Smith, T. Schneider, D. Orr. THIRD ROW: K. Simpson, C. Newbauer, K. Norton, H. Paser, J. Smith, R. Oralis, M. Smith, M. Ross, R. Porter, J. Root, E. Ryan, L. Ross, D. Samson, W. Ortholano. 75 FRONT ROW: A. Stratton, G. Steffen, R. Tracy, T. Tefft, J. Taylor, H. Wells, E. Vigus, R. Wakefield. SECOND ROW: T. Webb, K. Stringham, J. Stone, L. Winter, J. Swartout, J. Wall. THIRD ROW: R. Van Der Eems, C. Webb, D. Stiles, H. Stein, C. Swartout, L. Tucker, S. Stilwell, B. Townsend, D. Utter, D. Tucker, J. Youngs, P. Troxell, N. Westcott. 76 ORGANIZATIONS SITTING: B. Lorimer, M. Blum, M. Marso, P. VanGuilder, B. J. Stratton, S. Titchener, A. Cooper, S. Howard, H. Popovczak, A. Crumb. KNEELING: F. O'Connor, E. Youngs, D. Ryberg, M. Galletly, H. Titch- ener, N. Mayhew, D. Williams. STANDING: N. Sylstra, J. Maynard, L. Ford, H. Williams, R. Seehauscn, E. Lawton, L. Van Der Eems, D. Niles, M. Seehauscn, M. Ryan, R. Roach, E. D'Ambra, D. Genung, S. Ohl. French Club F.F.A. R. Morley, D. Wall, Mr. Vogelgsang, S. Barrows, L. Loomis, M. Newbauer, G. Gates, M. Morgan, W. Tefft, C. Vigus, S. Ryan, D. Williams, L. Loomis, R. Joscelyn, E. McGowan. 78 High School Red Cross SEATED: Brenda Youngs, Kathleen Youngs, Leanne Russock, Mary Shore STANDING: Mrs. Smith, Linda Russock, Mary Galletly, Archie Shay, Sandra Alger The High School Red Cross sponsors a foster child, who is an orphan in Korea. Kang Jaug Ja is sixteen years old. We receive letters from her usually twice a year. We are able to get money to sponsor her by selling candy at basketball games. High School Red Cross has planned the following projects for this year. They are: Placeholders for the trays at Bidas at Thanksgiving, Christmas caroling at Bidas. We purchased a mirror which will be presented to the Oxford Academy Central School in memory of Betty Monroe. 79 SITTING ON GROUND: J. Paser, P. Arnold, P. Batterman; FIRST ROW: L. Stafford, D. Walsh, B. Stone, T. Smith; SECOND ROW: A. Torre, J. Lewis, D. Stringham, D. Walsh, M. Race, D. Wheeler, M. Blum, T. Fitzgerald; THIRD ROW: D. Marno, A. Cooper, G. Hicks, W. Hewitt, D. Genung, C. Stratton, P. Phinney, F. Cerar; FOURTH ROW: V. Mangels, F. Finch, E. Youngs, T. Hinckley, A. Finch, L. Marso, C. Brigham, M. Sherman. Drama club SENIOR PLAY Gramercy Ghost1' by John Holmes was a hit this year with the seniors and the audience, who obviously en- joyed the play on November 16th. The play told the story of a young journalist (Duffy Hill) who inherits a ghost, Nathaniel Coombes (Pat Phinney), and has trouble explaining him to her fiance (Andy Finch) and a newspaper reporter (Douglas Genung). Supporting cast members were: Barbara Lorimer, Willa Hewitt, Rich Seehausen, Steve Gustin, Charlie Brigham, Mary Preston, Kathy Loughren and Patti Van Guilder. 80 Director—Mr. Robert Anderson The Drama Club this year has nearly doubled its membership, along with getting a new' and talented director, Mr. Robert Anderson of Norwich. The program itself has also widened to include a senior play, a three-act play, and several one-act plays, some of which were taken to competition at Afton and Cortland. The program also carried out successfully the new idea of having a drama program in the summer consisting of two three-act plays and several well known films. Everyone has hopes that this department broadens both in instruction and participation. Audio-visual SITTING: J. Rice, B. Duell; STANDING: L. Ford, D. Golden, T. Fowlston, G. Smith, G. Cronk, B. Meade, J. Root, D. Cronk 81 Honor society FRONT ROW: L. Carey, S. Swartout, D. Walsh. SECOND ROW: Miss Bull, Miss Karst, D. Carey, President D. Manheim, Vice-president S. Rood, Treasurer W. Meade, C. Rice, M. Maynard. THIRD ROW: Mr. Walsh, Mr. Smarsh, D. Genung, Secretary S. Howard, S. Bar- rows, B. Stone, F. O'Connor, J. Fitzgerald, A. Denz, J. Paser, W. Roys, L. Batterman, R. Seehausen, D. McKenzie, R. Paden, M. Preston. SITTING: Mrs. Roberts. STANDING: E. D'Ambra, L. Denz, F. O'Connor, D. Niles, B. Stratton, S. Ohl. G. Cronk, R. Stillwell, Mr. Nelson, E. Lawton, B. Lorimer. Absent: P. Vander Laan Top salesmen for Biatra Drive Right: Sue Rood, Walter Meade, Mary Preston, Lori Batterman, Missing: M. Marks. Student council 82 Yearbook staff Typists Chairman: Mary Preston Copyists Patti Van Guilder Helen Popovc ak Treasurer Elaine Lashway Advisors Mrs. Walsh Miss Sncdeker Editors Marsha Blum Barbara Lorimer Advertising Chairmen: Linda Denz Linda Stafford Top Salesman: Archie Shay Subscription Chairman: Kathy Loughren 83 Senior FRONT ROW: C. Holbrook, B. Stratton, P. VanGuilder, K. Loughren, L. Harrison, SECOND ROW: B. Larimer, L. Schmidt, D. Youngs, V. Titehner, L. Collins, L. Denz, D. Walsh, J. Locke, D. Schlafer. THRLD ROW: M. Sherman, D. Niles, A. Cooper, J. Roach, J. Franklin, J. Roach, E. Cashman, S. Gusdn, R. Aldrich, D. Sheldon, A. Dutton, D. Genung. FOURTH ROW: L. Marso, B. Stone, P. Diamond, J. Hart, D. Barber, K. Ryan, D. Tefft, D. Stringham, D. Duel, M. Stiles. STANDING: M. Webb, R. Winner, N. Sylstra, S. Rood, L. Tefft, D. Manheim, C. Carlin, W. Meade, P. Carroll, R. Schmidt, J. Phelan. 84 Band FRONT ROW: J. Paser, G. Preston, V. Mangels, C. Rice, K. Quinn. SECOND ROW: M. Niles, P. Harrison, M. Quinn, W. Hewitt, C. Bryant, K. Fagnani, D. Williams. THIRD ROW: H. Williams, S. Locke, S. Northrup, N. Franklin, D. Walsh, S. Titchner, G. Loomis, E. White, D. Marno, M. Ryan, M. Davis. FOURTH ROW: D. Carey, J. Meek, A. Torrey, G. Meek, T. Hinckley, B. Branham, R. Wilkie, D. Tansey, T. Volk, J. Lewis, M. Race, L. Loomis, L. Ford. STANDING: Mr. Herfort, S. Gyles, M. Sherman, T. Lawton, K. Wheeler, F. Cerar, D. Dunckel, G. Eldred, M. Webb, Mr. Schmitt. 85 Dance band FRONT ROW: Diane Tansey, Willa Hewitt, Gary Loomis, Debbie Marno, Mike Ryan, Peggy Davis, SECOND ROW: Gary Nicholson, Larry Loomis, Mitch Race, Jane Lewis, Lewis Ford, THIRD ROW: Donald Sheldon, Steve Gustin, Scott Titchencr, Rodney Aid- rich, FOURTH ROW: Mike Webb, Billie Jean Stratton, Mr. Herfort, director. FRONT ROW: K. Simpson, A. Lewis, L. Burdick, D. Irvin, T. Beckwith, J. Stone, B. Hinckley, K. Lorimer, J. Quinn, B. Cooke, G. Nicholson. SECOND ROWf: C. Torre, L. Thorne, C. Carey, C. Cummings, E. Ryan, D. Samson, J. Kulakosky, A. Fagnani, R. Bryant, D. Novovesky, W. Johnson, J. Smith, J. Finch, K. Simp- son, K. Stringham, D. Ardron. THIRD ROW: R. Branham, C. Lewis, J. Taylor, M. Ross. L. Harrison, C. Cummings, D. Fitzgerald, R. Howard, T. Sabines, J. Tefft, R. Place, J. Root, C. Mangels, R. Quinn, J. Locke, T. Webb, A. Kenyon, M. Cashman, T. Niles, J. Greenwood. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Herfort, A. Strat- ton, C. Webb, E. Gyles, A. Charles, T. Schneider, R. Boyer, M. Marks, M. Chapman, M. Diamond, R. Tracy, D. Stiles, R. Whittaker, M. Charles. Intermediate band 86 Drum Major Matthew Sherman Drum Majorette Sheila Gyles The Senior Band is under the direction of Mr. Herfort. This summer they did a fine job in parade marching, and during football season they put field shows on for half-time. During the school year, the band prepares selections for their annual spring concert and the state contest. Band Officers FRONT ROW: Beverly Stone, quartermas- ter; Kathy Loughren, treasurer. SECOND ROW: Lynne Schmidt, secretary; Patti Van Guilder, president. THIRD ROW: Lewis Ford, librarian; Jane Lewis, quartermaster; Martin Quinn, vice-president. 87 Senior chorus The Christmas Carol cast FRONT ROW: B. Stratton, L. Carey, L. Batterman, D. Walsh, R. Black. SECOND ROW: M. Quinn, P. Batterman, D. Marno, E. Lashway, B. Lorimer, L. Schmidt, R. Quinn, D. Genung. THIRD ROW: D. Bosvvorth, L. Ford, W. Hewitt, T. Hinckley, D. Hill, J. Lewis, D. Walsh, K. Jones, Mrs. Barnes. 88 D. Carey, A. Finch, J. Ross, M. Quinn, L. Ford, K. Quinn, L. Ross, P. VanCuilder, D. Bos- worth, D. Walsh, D. Hill, B. Lorimer, D. Sheldon. Madrigals lunior chorus 89 Color Guard FRONT ROW: K. Hicks, D. Hill, H. Popovczak, F. O'Connor. SECOND ROW: C. Finch, L. Stafford, M. Rice, D. Phillips, K. Schmidt, C. Roach, M. Pres- ton, M. Castaldy, J. Ross. Senior Color guard, The Oxford Royal-Aires works many hours at perfecting their drills and routines for indoor competition throughout the school year and for street marching during the summer. Last October these girls led the Oxford Senior Band to first place in the Binghamton Tournament of Bands. They practice hard as they await further contests. Rifle Squad D. Hunter K. Stringham, S. Yale, C. Bates, E. Youngs, Substitutes K. Youngs, M. Wall, C. Owens. 90 92 Art Crumb Varsity basketball FRONT ROW: Coach Lowe, J. Maynard, D. Carey, A. Crumb, R. Paden, D. Swartout. SECOND ROW D. Seiler, T. Loughren, M. Marso, M. Morgan, E. MacLaury, T. Fowls ton. Coach Nelson, R. Loughren, T. Finch, G. Smith, W. Meade, J. Fitzgerald, M. Sherman, J. Fagnani, J. Race, J. Walton, K. Wheeler, G. Potter, G. Eldred. J.V. basketball 93 Wrestling KNEELING, P. Branham, M. Newbauer, J. Rice, T. Volk, N. Sylstra, S. Locke, W. Roys; STANDINC: Coach Tureo, R. Winner, M. Quinn, Varsity E. White, S. Gustin, J. Locke, R. Wilkie. Seniors Nick Sylstra Bill Roys Steve Gustin KNEELING; C. Mac- Mullen, D. Dunckel, C. Champlin, STANDING: L. Marso, D. Keech, Coach Vartuli, .V. R. Swartout, R. Schmidt, D. Fumare 94 Manhcim. SECOND7ROW Sue’Rood, Varsity cheerleaders THIRD ROW: Marsha Blum, Francene ' O'Conner, FOURTH ROW; Duffy Hill. J.V. cheerleaders Julie Franklin, Andrea Paino, Beverly Stone, Carolyn Rice, substitute, Karen Welsh, Janet Paser, Peggy O'Connor. 95 KNEELING: M. Hubschmitt, L. Marso, M. Newbauer, D. Carey, M. Marso, STANDING: W. Meade, A. Dutton, A. Crumb, P. Branham, R. Aldrich, Coach Bazer, J. Shimer. Varsity cross country Jr. high cross country Coach Bazer, R. Howard C. Lawton, P. Hamilton, D. Natoli, C. Lewis, M. Lawton, D. Benedict. 96 R. Quinn, M. Charles, Managers, W. Tefft, R. Paden, E. Lawton, D. Seiler, G. Cronk. M. Morgan, M. Eldred, R. Swartout, J. Bier- man, N. Sylstra, Coach Doyle, D. Swartout, J. Locke. Varsity baseball FRONT ROW: R. Schmidt, R. Loughren, J. Rice, P. Braham, J. Loomis, SECOND ROW: D. Cronk, C. McMullen, E. Natoli, R. Baker, C. Champlin, K. Paden, Coach Tryon, THIRD ROW: K. Wheeler, G. Burdick, G. Potter, G. Lobdell, T. Morack, T. Collins, S. Locke. ).v. baseball 97 Varsity football FRONT ROW: G. Eldred, T. Finch, T. Taranto; J. Bier- ' man; C. Madison; J. Loomis; W. Roys, N. Sylstra. SEC- OND ROW: J. Lawton, M. Gustin, managers; M. Eldred, J. Locke, D. Seiler, M. Race, R. Winner, K. Fagnani, E. White, W. Bradley, R. Swartout, Coach Vartuli. THIRD ROW: D. Eldred, J. Meek, C. Bryant, D. Ryan, D. Bosworth, T. Race, T. Fowlston, S. Gustin, J. Race, K. Wheeler. FRONT ROW: G. Ardon, R. Loughren, G. Meek, N. Franklin, T. Finch. R. Schmidt, T. Volk, T. Taranto. SECOND ROW: Coach Tryon, S. Locke, C. Champlain, D. Rucker, P. Arnold, T. Collins, J. Loomis, G. Eldred, J. Castaldy, D. Bonpietio, R. Estelow, Coach Lanfear. THIRD ROW: R. Willis, R. Swartout, K. Wheeler, C. Stratton, D. Johnson, J. Walton, J. Race, C. Bryant, J. Fagnani. j.V. football 98 FRONT ROW: T. Race, A. Charles, T. Niles, W. Harvey, -7. L M. McMullen, J. Winner S. Sutherlin SECOND ROW: J. [ ” O ( I U U L U d I I Mudge, J. Davies, Coach Malloy, R. Boyer, C. Roys. R. Branham, P. Tansey, Coach Leslie, W. Cooper, Coach Souders. THIRD ROW: R. Rice, T. Schneider, D. Cenung, C. Cobb, R. Howe, J. Smith, R. Whittaker, T. Hodge, C. Lewis, R. Post, K. Batterman, M. Long. Bowling Team One of our new and growing activities is the bowling team. This group of energetic students take time to practice weekly and then to compete with other teams in the Pioneer League. SITTING: P. Armondi, D. Armondi, S. Race, J. Ross. STANDING: Connie Holbrook, M. Davis, D. Johnson, J. Meek, J. Shimer, T. Fowl- ston, Mr. Lanning, A. Torre. 99 T f O r Is FRONT ROW: C. Svenson, G. Phillips, R. Aldrich, T. Volk, T. Taranto, M. Christian, G. I uL Ardron, D. Walsh. D. Carkuff, T. Fowlston, D. Eldred, D. Ryan, T. Race, T. Fowlston, L. Loomis, M. Hubschmitt, R. Estelow, J. Castaldy, W. Bradley, A. Dutton, M. McGowan, S. Manheim, Coach Nelson. 100 Tennis Coach Lanfear, M. Gustin, M. Quinn, J. Fitzgerald, P. Arnold, D. Carey, M. Marso, P. VanderLaan. D. Walsh, B. Branham, G. Oliver, E. White, J. Walton, Coach Nelson. Golf 101 FRONT ROW: L. Ross, T. Tefft, J. Winner, M. MacMullen. SECOND ROW: Coach Bril — linger, G. Roys, M. McGowan, T. Tansey. r. hi wrestling FRONT ROW: T. Schneider, R. Quinn, E. Mitchell, R. Wakefield; SECOND ROW: Coach Bazer, J. Finch, R. Boyer, C. Lawton, M. Diamond, J. Kulakosky. 7th grade basketball FRONT ROW: T. Niles, T. Race, C. Lewis, M. Tompkins, R. Whittaker, P Hamilton, R. Rice; SECOND ROW: K. Cooper, M. Chapman, T. Hodge, R. Duell, R. Branham, R. Howard, M. Cashman, Coach Bazer. 8th grade basketball 102 Class Rings Graduation Announcements Name Cards and Accessories Caps and Gowns Taylor-made Yearbooks BALFOUR-TAYLOR Schenectady Office Represented by Bob Gray - Don Nash - Jim Gerding Dick Sims - Bob Macfadden A Complete Musical Service HICKEYS MUSIC STORE ZO 1 S. Tioga St. Ithaca, N.Y, Phone ARZ-8Z6Z Compliments of CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION P. 0. Box 2509 Schenectady, N.Y. 12309 Compliments of MARTIN'S GAS SERVICE Compliments of CHRISTMAN MOTOR SALES, INC. Norwich, New York Compliments of Chevrolet - Buick Best Wishes to 1969 Graduates Through the Years! HAROLD E. GRAY Compliments of PETER POLLY SHOP 12 South Broad Street Gordon's Garage Automatic Transmissions Oxford-Norwich Road Phone: 334-2335 104 FBY CONSTRUCTION CORP. Compliments of CRESCENT CORSET FACTORY Ford Homes and General Construction Cortland, New York Phone 647-5221 McDonough, N.Y. Compliments of NEARING DODGE Home of the Dodge Boys Hale Street Extension Norwich, New York • ' Compliments of the OXFORD INN Chenango County's Finest Famous for Fine Foods Good Luck to the Class of '69 The Oxford Business And Professional Compliments of OXFORD FEED FUEL Oxford, New York Women's Club FABRIC SHOP W. G. Stone © Compliments of GUILFORD DAIRY N . L. Sylstra Jr . Oxford New York 105 Compliments of MUNYAN'S BARBER SHOP Good Luck to the Class of '69 from FRANCIS HILL Dealer in Lumber Oxford New York BLUESTONE GOLF CLUB Corner Scott and Grant St. Oxford, N. Y. Phone 843-8352 Michael Pollie, Proprietor Be wise eat better for less in the SCHOOL CAFETERIA WITCHELLA'S TEXACO STATION Upper Albany St. Oxford, N. Y. CHARLIE CHIPS Don Davis Phone 843-5162 Texaco Gas and Oil Firestone Tires and Tubes Groceries Open 7 A.M. to 7 P.M. All Day Sunday EMERSON CO. AND THOMPSON FUEL SERVICE of Oxford, Inc. 106 N LOUIS D. DUNCKEL R.D. 2 Oxford, New York Eggs HOP PIES Hallmark Greeting Cards Fanny Farmer Candies Periodicals Smokes OXFORD AGWAY Everything for the Home and Farm Merchant Street 843-2151 OXFORD SUPERETTE Across from the Post Office Quality Meats and Groceries Open evenings til 8 P.M. Bill and Marian Barr jrti Flowers by MAIURANO AND SON LALJER'S ESSO STATION So. Canal Street Oxford, N. Y. 843-8096 334-4140 Oxford-Norwich Road 107 Compliments of C U TELEPHONE CORPORATION EAST PARK PLACE. NORWICH. NEW YORK 13810 CHENANGO VALLEY FARMERS’ For Your Insurance Needs - COOPERATIVE CO., INC. A Farmers' Owned Milk Plant C KEN RACE Service is our Business Compliments of CHENANGO VALLEY VAULT CO. Freedom is not F ree AMERICAN LEGION FORT HILL POST 376 MILT SHEPLER'S GARAGE Box 627, South Canal St. Oxford, N. Y. 13830 Oxford, New York Phone: 843-2892 YOU CAN BE SURE...IF ITS Yestin0house Congratulations to the Class of 1968 E D WESTINGHOUSE LAUNDROMAT In Oxford On the park 108 Buildari of TOMORROW'S «IDS TOOAYI ALLIED MILLS, INC IT PAYS TO FEED WAYNE Pleasant St. Oxford, N. Y. Phone: 843-4651 GOLDEN'S BODY SHOP R.D. 2 Oxford, New York Turner Street Phone: 84 3-4125 Congratulations to the graduating class of 1969 Compliments of KAREN'S BEAUTY SALON Who are you hiding from Sharon Finch? Compliments of the CORNER SHOPPE Compliments of BRIGGS LUMBER CO. Who got swallowed? No more cutting corners. Compliments of HAROLD A. McKENZIE AGENCY, INCORPORATED On the park Oxford 109 Compliments of Compliments of CRONK'S SEYMOUR FUNERAL HOME Compliments of RUCKER BROTHERS' GARAGE Oxford New York BENDER'S LITTLE RED DINER THE BEHES Home Cooking Antiques ARNOLD'S ESSO Complete Service Tires - - Batteries - - Tune-ups Gasoline - -Diesel- - Lub- - Oil Phone 843-8851 Oxford IVE'S EQUIPMENT CO. Lawnmower Sales Service 51 Greene Street Compliments of Congratulations! LORRY'S BEAUTY SALON We share your aims: Knowledge Experience PRESTON HARDWARE MEADS POND Norwich, N . Y . 334-7112 Specialists in Modern Building Maintenance Sanitation CRANDALL SUPPLY CO., INC. 1 Lewis St. Phone: RA 3-7505 Binghamton, N. Y. no SMITH FORD Total Transportation Center Ford Lincoln Falcon Mercury Torino Montego Mustang Cougar T-Bird 175 East Main St. Norwich, New York Open Til 9:00 P.M. 334-3273 Compliments of HAROLD P. LEACH INSURANCE 41 South Broad Street A JNR GROCERY D 17 Water St., Oxford, N.Y. Congratulations to the Class of 1969 T. S. PLACE Compliments of Best Wishes W. E. BRANHAM OPTICIAN 31 North Broad Street Norwich, N. Y. Phone: 334-9643 F rom THE REVIEW-TIMES THE NATIONAL BANK OF OXFORD OXFORD CAR WASH 1 2 Mile North of Red Light Route 12 25 £ for 5 minutes Compliments of ANDERSON MOTOR CORP. Compliments of SMEY TIRE SALES Oxford, N. Y. The Bank of Courtesy and Service Tires Batteries Chrome Reverse Wheels Wide Ovals Mag Wheels ill CLASS OF 7969 BEST WISHES to the 112 Congratulations to the Class of 1969 OXFORD RED AND WHITE KOZ'S DEPARTMENT STORE THE BLACKHAWK DEN KOZ'S REAL ESTATE RENTALS KOZ'S On the park in Oxford Ph: 843-8000 Compliments Congratulations to the of Class of 1969 OXFORD ROTARY Our Motto: We Serve 113 ZYLPHANNE DRESS SHOP A pleasant place to shop For distinctive ready-to-wear. At the new location in Navy Island Block near the bridge TARONTO'S STEAKHOUSE on Route 12 north of Oxford Newly remodeled including cocktail lounge, dining room, and coffee shop. Banquets up to 175 people North of Oxford, N. Y. 0AMBLER World Standard oj Compact Car Excellenti Compliments of OXFORD AUTO SALES Your Local Rambler - Jeep Dealer Compliments of FOWLSTON PHARMACY 114 Blackhawk patrons Mr. Mrs. Frederick Tinker Mr. G Mrs. Lawrence H. Paser Miss Noel Anderson Mr. G Mrs. F. W. Baldwin Mrs. Dorothie K. Barnes Mr. G Mrs. Aubrey Barrows Mr. G Mrs. Wayne Barrows Mr. G Mrs. Herbert Batterman Mr. Cary Bazer Mr. G Mrs. Lawrence Beckwith Mr. G Mrs. Ronald Beckwith Mrs. Barbara Best Mr. G Mrs. John Biviano Miss Zilpha Bowers Miss Ruth L. Bull Mr. G Mrs. George Daily Mr. G Mrs. Harvey DeForest Mr. G Mrs. Alois R. Denz Mr. G Mrs. Richard Detweiler Mr. G Mrs. A. B. Doyle Mr. G Mrs. Donald Duell Mr. G Mrs. JohnJ. Duell Jr. Mr. G Mrs. Richard Fairchild Mr. G Mrs. Ivon Ford Jr. Mr. Ivon R. Ford Mr. G Mrs. Lewis Ford Mr. Mrs. Richard Fowlston Mr. G Mrs. William Fowlston Mr. H. Gohl Mr. G Mrs. John Grimes Mr. G Mrs. Richard Kent Mr. G Mrs. Frederick Lanfear Mr. G Mrs. Robert Lewis Mr. Mrs. Robert Lobdell Mr. Mrs. Donald Lorimer Mr. G Mrs. C. D. Madison Mr. Mrs. Arthur Marks Rev. G Mrs. J. Robert Marks Mr. G Mrs. William S. Martin Mr. G Mrs. Myron Moors Mr. Ben Nelson Mr. G Mrs. Hawley Northrup Mr. Mrs. David Purdy Mr. G Mrs. Howard Robb Mr. Mrs. Glenn Roberts Mr. G Mrs. Arthur Roys Mr. G Mrs. George C. Schwager Miss Marilyn Sayles Mr. G Mrs. Ronald Sayles Mr. G Mrs. Donald Sheldon Mr. G Mrs. Kenneth Sheldon Mr. G Mrs. Wilson Sherman Mr. G Mrs. Aubrey Simpson Mr. G Mrs. Ward Simpson Miss Snedeker Mr. G Mrs. Frank Souders Mr. G Mrs. Bernard Stafford Mr. G Mrs. Bill Tefft Miss Bessie Trimmingham Mrs. Elsie Tucker Mr. Michael E. Turco Wee Willie Roys Mr. G Mrs. Lyle S. Walsh Mr. G Mrs. Harold M. Webb Mrs. Barbara Whittaker a friend Mr. P. Vartuli Mr. G Mrs. James Velten Mr. G Mrs. Joseph Zukauskas 115 The Yearbook Staff would like to thank all the people who helped in any way with the Blackhawk. Special thanks should go to Mr. Marso who helped with photography and to our advisors, Miss Snedeker and Mrs. Walsh, without whose help the yearbook would have been impossible. The Advertising Staff would like to express their sincere appreciation to the businessmen and the patrons who helped to make the advertising campaign a success. They also would like to wish the Graduating Class of 1969 a successful future. 116