Phoenix Central High School - Phoenician Yearbook (Phoenix, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1968 volume:

wk - mmm 4,-Qvwizh -mf -u gw , rv J. J 5511. I H '.'fMmiJ5 PJLULKL QMMcfoQ4,W OLLWW I2 X-,io 61.11 MK I Qi f C,QLuZ! I ai W ff Wffd ' , AEQJL ' 1 Q 4 M7 nd G L C UL LM an J,g,31.JLf O 02,1-Q! I- A A t ' cj L,fLpE.fL,f' l N HE STJDENTS OF PHOENIX CENTRAL SCHOOL PRESENT THE T968 PHOENICIAN TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION YEARBOOK STAFF SINCERE APPRECIATION SENIORS SENIOR SUPERLATIVES SENIOR FOOTSTEPS I SENIOR CLASS WILL ADMINISTRATION FACULTY UNDERCLASSMEN INTERIM ACTIVITIES SPORTS ADVERTISING DEDICATION This yeor's Phoenician is dedicated to o person who hos olwciys freely given of his time. Through his work ond leciclership, he hos brought tome and honor to our school. We, the students ot Phoenix Centrol School, oledicote this yearbook to the one mon who wonts students to open their mouths, our Moving-up Doy mciestro, Nlr. Tiffoult. l YEARBOCK STAFF SUPPORTING STAFF Debbie Robbins, Helen Huntley, Kathy Murtagh, Marilyn Matzke, Lee Gunn. EXECUTIVE STAFF Perry Biancavilla, Artist, Sue Benoit, Treasurer, Millie Wheeler, Co-Advertising Editor, Pat Flem- ing, Co'Advertising Editor, Betty Schlecht, Editor- in-Chief, Mr. Gay, Advisor, Lynn Claycomb, Co- Literary Editor, Donna Gardner, Co-Subscription Editor, Pam Ingham, Co-Subscription Editor, Mary Mur1oglw,Co-Literary Editor. 55 DISQIVO 1151419 Iberia 1915, wiv-Q WW IQ-eww.. WQN SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS Mr. Generous, Mr. Charles, Mr. LePorTe, Mr. Tiffcnulf, Mr. Knowlton, standing: Mr. Lorkin, choir ITICFI. V 5 SENIORS Rosie, As our lives progress, each of us comes intc who is unforgettable. Perhaps he has stood by tragedy, or has been a close companion over a Many times we are unable To fathom our feelin We are conscious only of the fact that he has gix has served as a trusting friend, or an unbiased parent or a guardian is this person, for others,m friend. We are obligated to recognize such merr fashion, as this is the only way of displaying our lt is for this reason that the Class of T968 dedic T968 Phoenicianto you, Roseanne, for in you we l unforgettable person. Ever so swiftly now, our high school career class can look back and clearly see your faith wavering determination to do your best. Those c orous within us the drive to achieve what we hax You may be small in stature and your fec but someone has said that to look into the eyes i eyes reveal that unextinguishable fire which ever the move, to act, to reach the goal. We have lea perience that we could not have associated wit your magic's touching us, and we have been cau of activities which had to be accomplished. Our your vibrant personality. So has all the high schoc All have benefited by your service. ln conclusion, Rosie, we wish to say that, physically, mentally, and spiritually during these always looked upon you as a leader. We knowt yours is extraordinary. We ask only that you contir for, because the world is as it is today, our count both men and women alike. They must rejuvenate us a world leader. Thank you, Roseanne Giordanella, for what ' what you have given to us, for these have mar our minds for always. JOH N ALEXAN DER CASBARA vicE-PRESIDENT lt is better to wear out than to rust out. Jack ... Look, pal! ...likes Italians and the Carling philosophy...clislikes people who don't like hippies...college. Student Council Vice President 45 Senior Class Vice President 45 Student Council Nominating Committee 35 Oswego County Student Council Conference 45 lntramur- als 3,45 Activities Committee 3,45 Class Committees 3,45 Moth Club 3,45 Football 3. LINDA MAE MISENKO SECRETARY Beauty is its own excuse for being. Linda ...Doug... Where's Reidie'? ...likes getting into trouble...dislikes getting caught...teacher. Student Council Secretary 45 Student Council Representative l,2,35 Class Secretary l,3,45 Activities Committee 2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 District IO Student Council Conference 25 Cheerleading l,2,3,45Cl1eerI'T1C1STeI' I5 Activities Award 25 Yearbook 3. SUE ANN BENGIT TREASURER At whose sight all the stars hide their diminished heads. Sue ...Chuck... Hey, cooll ...likes certain telephone calls...dislikes short lunch per- iods...college. Student Council 2,37 Student Council Nominating Committee 35 Class Treasurer 3,45 Good Citizen 3,45 Activities Award 2,3,45 Junior Honor Society 1,25 Junior Honor So- ciety President 25 Senior Honor Society 3,45 Senior Honor Society President 45 Year- book 3,45 Yearbook Treasurer 45 Cheerleading 2,45 Cheermaster 45 Band l,2,3,45 Band Secretary-Treasurer 2,35 Band President 45 All-County Bond 2,35 Cornell Band Day l,2,35 Dozen Plus Twelve 3,45 Dozen Plus Twelve Musical 2,35 NEDT Award 2. Good works are worth much and cost little. DAN I EL PAUL ANDREWS There is a great skill in knowing how to conceal one's skill. SUCCESS. Footboll 1,25 Firebird 45 Student Council 15 NEDT Aword 25 Activity Committee 2,3. DIANE ROSE ARCADI To o shower of gold, most things are penetrablef' Di ...Bruce... You old goot! ...likes Bruce's fomilymdislikes people who think they ore better than othersmmorrioge. Student Council 35 Prom Committee 35 Yearbook 45 Firebird 1,25 Intromurols 2,35 Girls' Chorus 25 Roost 4. VERNA JEAN BANDS A violet by c mossy stone, half hidden from sight. Verno ...Les... I don't know. ...likes hoving fun...dislikes school cmd snobby people...morric1ge Chorus -l,2jlI'llI'GfT1Ul'GlS 1,2,3. BARBARA MAY BARNARD Borb ... Are you serious? ...likes cotsmdislikes Woking up in the morning...hotel management. Intromurcils 1,2,3,45 Yearbook 35 NEDT Aword 35 Firebird 3,45 Treosurer 4. Donny ...Noncymlikes fun cmd gczietymclislikes formality ond Two-faced peoplemcollege- JOHN LEE BARRIE Show me his friends and I the man shall know. mouths...president of the Girl Watchers Club. Intramurals 4, History Club 3,4. Barrie ...Miss Wonderful...loves watching girls in mini-dresses...irritated by people with big Senior Band 2,3,4g Dance Band 4, Cornell Band Day 2,3,4g History Club 3,45 German Club 3,4 DARLENE MARIE BECKLEY O mirth and innocence! i1DeeH ...beautician and marriage. FHA 3g History Club 4, Girls' Chorus 37 Y ...Corky... How about that! ...likes to write to and be with Corky in Texasmdislikes snobs earbook 4. We build the ladder by which we rise. Jim ...Blanch...likes seeing the look on lunches...mechanic. PERRY LEE BIANCAVILLA And panting time toiled after him in vain. school lunchesmcommercial art college. Band lg All-County Band if Student Council Nominating Committee i 3. Per ...Miss Anybocly... Hi ...likes drawing and the City of Pennellville.. Basketball i,2,3p Football if Good Citizen 3,45 Class Vice President 3, dent Council Treasurer 4, Student Council 2,3,4y Activities Committee i, .dislikes noisy kids and Prom Chairman 3, Stu- 2,3,4g Yearbook Staff 4, ,3, School Flag Designer JAMES EDWARD BLAKE A K LJ I2 QBRTJCE LLOYD BLANCHARD A l Happiness is speechless. 'fBrucleft... l'cl be embc1rrossedl ..,likes having parties with the looysmdislikes short lunch periodsmoutomotive technology. Bland Competition 3,47 Bond l,2,3,4p Cornell Bond Dc1yl,2,3,4. t t RAYMON D CHARLES BCJOTS My prayer, some daily good to do... Roy ... Right! ...likes os little homework cis possiblemdislikes leaving Mrs. Koropin to inexperienced stuclents...historion. Bond 2,3,4,Dc1nce Bond 3,47 Cornell Band Doy 2,3,A, Bond Competition 3, Concert Choir 4. WILLIAM FRANCIS BOWMAN The style is the man himself. Bill ... Right! ...likes people in the know...dislikes contormistsmbusiness world. German Club 1,25 Golf 2,3,4, Prom ond Activity Committee 3. THOMAS EDWARD BOWERSOX The great end of life is not knowledge but action. Tom ...lovesl?J... Uh-huh. Where's Steve? ...lil-ces water skiing and Chevys ...dislikes going to work ot five every morningmelectricol engineer in Army. Track QA, Track Monoger 3, Cross Country 35 Wrestling 2. NOREEN MAE BROWN Thou hast no sorrow in thy song, no winter in thy year. Noreen ... Oh, nol ... Life is ous hard os one makes it. ...enioys flirtingmdislikes moody boysmbusiness world. Student Council Representative 45 Student Council Newsletter Committee 45 Junior Closs Activity 35 Senior Closs Activity 45 Yecirloook 45 FHA 25 Cheerleading 45 Intromurols 2,3,45 Intromurols Ploydoy 2,45 Color Guord 3,45 Cornell Bond Doy 45 Girls' Chorus l,2. ROBER' SCOTT BROWN Scott ... No humor there, boby foce! ...likes people who know where they're going ond how to get there-!...clisIikes people who flock together like sheep...to ploy things by ecir. Boseboll 1,2. SUSAN GAIL BROWN The highest distinction is service to others. Sue ... Lorry ...Pcirdon me!...likes driving ond hoving fun...hotes her curly hciir...riches, trovel, hoppiness! Student Council 35 Activity Committee l,2,3,45 Prorm Committee 35 FHA 1,25 Yearbook 45 Firebird 2,3,45 Firebird Secretory 45 Cornell Bond Day 45 Bond Codet 3,45 Girls' Chorus 25 lntromurols 3,45lntromurc1ls Ploydoy 2,3. WILLIAM HAROLD BURTON The mirth and fun grew fast and furious. DANA CLIFFORD CLARY Though I sit clown now, the time will come when you will hear me. Dane ...Franny... Back oft! ...likes to be with Fran...dislikes people who don't mean what they saymcollege and a career in football. Football I,2,3,4g Basketball 1,25 Class Vice President 2. LYNN FRANCES CLAYCOMB Oh, woe! All the great men have died, and I'm not feeling so well myself. Lyn ...my guy... Oh, you rotten kid! ...likes riding in Volswagensmdislikes long lunch lines and short lunch periodsmcollege. Band I,2,3,4g Dance Band 3,45 Cornell Band Day I,2,3,4g Concert Choir 47 Yearbook Literary Co-Editor 4g NEDT Award Sp Prize Speaking 3,4. TQQQM F ' RICHARD MANSFIELD CLOTHIER, JR. He calls no man master. Rick ...Sandi.,. What kind of a deal is that? ...Iikes to be where the action is...disIikes dull people and weird waysmmechanic. Prom Committee 37 Activity Committee 3,4. CAROLYN CHARLOTTE CLONCH HumiIity, that low, sweet root from which all heavenly virtues shoot. CaroI ... The future belongs to those who prepare for it. ...Iikes German class and listening to popular records...clislikes too much homeworkmsecretory. German Club 2,3. . SUSAN VERCNICA CLOTHIER Go, lovely rose! Sue ...Fred... Pa'bly ...lil-ces goofing oft, boys and more boys...dislikes dumb pledgeesmbeauticion school. Activity Committee 2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Firebird Staff 25 FHA 25 Intramurals 1,25 Colorguard 45 Girls' Chorus 25 Concert Choir 3,45 Yearbook 45 JV Cheerleading llfloridab I. 'umm PAUL SHERMAN COFFEY It is better to live one day as a lion than o hundred as a sheep. Paul ... Oh yea? ...likes good bondswdislikes girls who are stuck up and cars that don't run right...Navy. JV Football lg Varsity Lacrosse I. WILLIAM JOSEPH COOK The well of true wit is truth itself. BiIl ... You gotta be kidclingI ,..likes to sleep late...disIikes noisy kids...state troopers and police science. Baseball I,2,3,45 Intramurals 3,4. BRUCE FARRINGTON COVILLE Bruce ...Jean... She has no concept of my true power! ...likes sitting under Charlie's mushroom and thumbing his nose at History teachers...dislikes boring teachers and Blockiack gum...coIlege, med. school. Student Council 25 Student Council Publicity Co-Chairman 45 Code ot Ethics Committee 25 Activity Committee 25 History Club 3,45 Junior Honor Society l,25 Treasurer 25 Senior Honor Society 3,45 Vice President 45 Cross Country 3,45 Band I,2,3,45 Cornell Band Day 25 Good Citizen 3,45 AES Finalist 35 NEDT Award 25 Activity Award 2,3,4. DOUGLAS ARNOLD CRAN ER Wit's an unruly engine, wildly striking. Doug ... l'll make believe you didn't do thcit. ...likes riding motorcyclesmdislikes stupid clriversmundetermined. A merry monarch. Wc1rren ...likes anything that isn't vvork...clislikes long lunch lines...to make it Through college. Track 3,45 Cross Country 4. WARREN ARTHUR CURTIS No limits but the sky. Mr, Spock ...Cindy... Oh, what the ding dong! ...likes Fords and auto racingmdislikes Chevys...Navy- machinist MICHAEL JOSEPH CZYZ Why should the devil have all the good times? Mike ,..Ann... There's nothing to talk c1bout. ...likes sleepmclislikes talking on the phonemliberal arts. Student Council Parliamentarian 45 Activity Committee 2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Class Play 45 Dozen Plus Twelve Musical 2,3,45 Dozen Plus Twelve 3,45 All-County Chorus 3,45 All-State Sectional Chorus 45 Band ly Dance Band 1,25 Cornell Band Day ly Concert Choir l,2,3,4. GARY EARL DAN N Ponies, in some cases, have their uses. Lanny ... Are you kidding? ...likes going to SU football games...dislil-ces going to school five days a week...radio announcer. Basketball I,2g Intramurals 3,4. KATHLEEN MARIE DeMARCO Kathy ... Really! ...likes school and Phoenix gamesmdislikes unfriendly people and long lunch linesmbeautician. Prize Speaking 3,4g History Club Af Pep Squad Af Intramurals 3,45 Yearbook Ag Student Council 3,4g Girls' Chorus 3, Firebird 4. NEIL DeVlTA When in doubt, win the trick, P. J. ...Cathy... STP ...likes working on cars and running oft Chevysmdislikes girls with long hair and short dresses...speed shop owner. Intramurals 2,3. LARRY ALAN DOBSON To insure peace of mind, ignore the rules and regulations. Larr ...Dot...likes electric organs, women, et ceteramdislikes people usuallymstate police. lntramuralsg Basketball l,2,3,4. 5 LANCE ALLAN DU ELL BAREND ALEXANDER ANTHCDNIE DU RINGSHOFF All educated Americans, first or last, go to Europe. Barend ...Mona... Oh, no! You did it again! ...likes sailing, surfing and soaking up the sun...dislikes crowds of noisy, unimportant people...travel, scientific research, and art. NICHOLAS PATRICK DU RR The world belongs to an enthusiast who keeps cool. Nick ... Don't let it bother youl ...likes to have fun...coIlege. Class President lg Basketball l,2,3,4g Football 4, Student Council l,2,4, Band l,2,3,4, Prom Committee 3, Activity Committee 3,4. 3 MICHAEL GARY EGGLESTON Be always sure you're right, then go ahead. i Mike .,.Sharon... Oh, well! ...likes the last year at PCS...dislikes early classesmdrafting. Firebird, Intramurals. CAROL J EAN ELY Sudden glory is the passion which makyth those grimaces called laughter. CaroI ,..Gary... Buddy! ...likes the way Gary talks...dislikes being picked on...always with buddy, Rosiembusiness school. Activity Committee l,2,3,4, Prom Committee 3, Cheerleading l,2,3,4g Chorus l, 2,3, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Playday 3, German Club 1,25 Yearbook 4, Activity Award 3,4. NACDMI COROLYN ELY It is not necessary to light a candle in the sun. Naorni ,.. That's tough! ...Iikes Trips to Switzerland, and Working in the library,..clislikes three minute lunch hours ...librarian. Band I,2,3,4g Cornell Band Day I,2,3,4y Band Librarian 4g Junior Honor Society I,2p Senior Honor Society 3,4g Secretary 4g Yearbook Stott 3,45 Student Council Assembly Chairman 45 AFS Finalist 35 Activity Committee Ig NEDT Award 2g German Club 3. PAULI NE NANCY FARLI NG Innocence has nothing to dread. Paula ... l don't believe it! ...likes summer beauty and musicmdislikes long classesmcollege. German Club 2,3427 History Club 2,3,4g Library Staff 49 Firebird 35 Yearbook 4. DAVID MAX FELIX A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. Dave ...Linda... Sorry about thatI ...Iikes short skirts and books...disIikes people without a sense of humor...con always be found in the hall talking with Rick and the gong...Navy. Library Staff 2,3,4. PATRICIA ANN FLEMI NG Do good by stealth and blush to find it fame. Pat ...Ronnie... Did you see these pictures of Ronnie? ...likes to yuck-a-Iuck...disIikes long- distance telephone bilIs...marriage and a business career. Future Nurses of America 2g FHA I,2g Intramurals 1,35 Playdays I,3f NEDT Award 2: Girls Chorus 25-Firebird I,2,3,Ag Co-Editor 45 Prom Committee 35 Activity Committee I,2,3,4g Yearbook Co-advertising Editor 4g Publicity Manager, Student Council 4, Activity Award 3,4. MICHAEL JOSEPH FORAN Thought is the property of those who can entertain it. Mike ...Iikes to water ski...dislikes work in generalmmarine biology. Cross Country 3,4, Track 3, Golf I,2,4, Band I,2,3,4, Dance Band I,2,3,4, Cornell Band Day 2,3,4, Concert Choir 3,4, NEDT Award. JOHN WILLIAM FREDETTE Life is as hard as one makes it. Crash ...Nancy...likes Stingraysmdislikes Falconsmretirement. Concert Choir 3, A-V Technician 3. DONNA PHAYLENE GARDNER To wake the soul by tender strokes of art. Donna ...Louie... No, Hugh? ...Iikes sports and crowded clancesmdislikes unsociable boys...college. .IEANNE MARIE GARRETI A sensitive plant in u garden grew. Poof ... Mr. CIean ... TI1at's dumb! ...likes to have fun at clancesmdislikes being called Carrot ...business school. Student Council 4, Activities Committee I,2,3,4, Prom Committee 3, Yearbook 4, Intramurals 3, History Club 3, Girls' Chorus i,2,3. Student Council I,2,3,4, Bulletin Board Chairman 4, Activity Committee I,2,3, Prom Committee 3, Yearbook 3,4, Firebird 4, History Club 3,4, Future Nurses I,2,3. I ROBERT GCLDYCH Wit makes its own welcome and levels all distinctions. Bob ... So? ...likes football and Watching girlsmdislikes homework and losingmdraftsman Football l,2,3,4g Football Captain Ag Wrestling l,2,3,4. CATH ERI NE ANN GOU LD Common sense is not so common. Cath ...Ronmdislikes store clerks who insist on helping you when you don't wont them to...nursing. Future Nurses Club lg FHA lg Intramurals lg Playday lg Prom Committee 31 Activity Committee 35 Girls' Chorus 2,3p Yearbook l,2,3,4g Roost Staff 35 Roost Manager 4. JEAN MARY GRABOWSKI 'Tis always morning somewhere in the world. Jeannie ...Larry,.. Where's Marsha? ...likes Latin Ill classmdislikes school lunchesmnursing Library Staff 35 History Club l,2,3,4. LILLIAN VERON ICA GUNN Charms strike the sight, but merit wins the soul. Lee ...Mr. ?...likes to make friends and to have a good time...dislikes phony peoplemmedical lab technician. Student Council Alternate Ag Activity Committee 213,45 Prom Committee 35 Yearbook 3,4g German Club 2,37 Intramurals 2.4. GARY RAYMOND HARTRAN FT Rafter ... l could care! ...likes girls and sportsmolislikes work, work, workmwrestling coach. Football 45 Wrestling 45 Baseball 4. GREGORY WAYN E HARTRAN FT He onward came5 for off his coming shone. Ratter ...Diane... I give up! ...likes girls and sportsmdislikes work and the school lunchesmphysical education instructor. MARILYN AN N E HOLDRI DGE Whose yesterdays look backward with u smile. Marilee ...Chucky...likes spending moneymdislikes the word Delhi...executive secretarial work. Student Council Representative 1,25 Student Council Alternate 35 Class Activity Committee l,2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Yearbook 3,45 Roost Stott 45 Cornell Band Day 45 Color Guard 3,45 Co-Manager of Roost 4. l GARY LEE HOWE l shall be like that tree5 I shall die at the top. Gar ... Not really! ,..likes playing pool and golf with Hutch...dislikes long lunch lines and short lunch periodsmcollege. German Club 25 Cross Country 35 Golf 2,35 Band l,2,3,45 Dance Band 2,3,45 All-County Band l,2,3,45 All-State Sectional Band 3,45 Cornell Band Day l,2,45 Solo Competition 2,45 Concert Choir 3,45 Dozen Plus Twelve 4. CONSTANCE ANNE HUBBARD Our own felicity we make or find. Connie ...Mr. X... Where's Janet? ...likes cheerleading and being mean to pledgesmdislikes big men ...college. Cheerleading I,2,3,45 Co-Captain 45 Concert Choir l,2,3,45 All-State Sectional Chorus 2,35 CARROLL LYNN HUNTLEY Know then thyself... Carroll ... Tough stuff, little boy! ...likes Mr, Dorn's great auto tech class...A-l auto mechanic. A-V Technician 45 History Club 2,3,45 Library Staff 2,3,4, WILLIAM HULBERT HUTCHINSON A iesf breaks no bones. Bill ...Lora... Hi, goof! ...likes girls and tootballmdislikes people who talk too loud...college. Football l,25 Wrestling 1,45 Track 3,4. Dozen Plus Twelve 2,3,45 NEDT Award 25 Student Council 25 Assistant Awards Chairman 45 German Club 25 Yearbook 3,45 Prom Committee 3. HELEN CAROLINE HUNTLEY And like another Helen, fired another Troy. Helen ...Mr.X... Only tive more days 'til Saturdoy! ..,likes white sand beachesmdislikes homework assignments given on Monday, due on Friday...to study speech and hearing at Geneseo. Band l,2,3,45 Cornell Band Day l,2,3,45 Maiorette 35 Band Librarian A5 Junior Honor Society 1,25 Senior Honor Society 3,45 Yearbook 4. CH ERYL MARIE JESSOP The happiest person is the person who thinks the most interesting thoughts. Cherie ..,Jon.., Would you believe-? ...likes week ends and campmdislikes people who can't face up to their own probIems...to be a bookkeeper. Intramurals l,2,3,47 Class Activity Committee 2,37 Prom Committee 37 Yearbook Collector 3,47 Firebird Staff 2,3,47 Roost Staff 37 Future Nurses Club 27 Playdays 27 Maiorette 3,47 Cornell Band Day 3,47 Girls' Chorus 37 Activity Award 2,3,4. PAMELA JEAN INGHAM Pam ... Glory!! ...likes to see Coville, Benoit and Murtagh make hugh blunders!...Tee-Hee.., Dislikes fear of Regentsmspeech therapy. Student Council Representative l,2,3,47 Awards Chairman 47 Code of Ethics Committee 37 Class Activity Committee l,2,3,47 Prom Committee 37 Co-Chairman Prom Committee 37 Yearbook Staff 47 Yearbook Collector 37 German Club 27 History Club 2,37 Junior Honor Society 1,27 Junior Honor Society Secretary 27 Senior Honor Society 3,47 Cheerleading 27 Intramurals 2,3,47 Class Play 47 Dozen Plus Twelve Musical 2,3,47 Concert Choir l,2,3,47 Dozen Plus Twelve 2,3,47 All County Chorus 3,47 All State Sectional Chorus 3,47 Prize Speaking 2,3,47 Division Prize Speaking 37 Second Prize Winner7 All County Prize Speaking, lst place winner 37 NEDT Award 27 Activity Award 2,3,4. JAMES HAROLD JONES The only force against the world is a thorough knowledge of it. Jimmy ... Get out of my lifel ...likes watching Gunsalus play the role with the girlsmdislikes MARY AN NE JONES Beauty is its own reward-being a form of peace. Mary ... You wouldn't believe it! ...likes flirting and other sports...dislikes conceited peoplemsecretory. FHA 3,47 Concert Choir 47 Yearbook Collector 4. girls with big mouths...Navy. Student Council Parliamentarian 37 All County Student Council 37 District I0 SC Conference 37 Class Activity Committee 2,3,47 Prom Committee 37 Firebird Staff 47 Football 17 Basketball i,2,37 SC Nominating Committee 37 Baseball 1. 5 i i CRAIG CLARENCE KEMP Variety is the Spice of life Craig ... ls that right? ...likes playing his guitarmdislikes being told what to clo...to be rich. WILLIAM MORGAN KENT Secure whatever he givesp he gives the best Superman ... You meet the nicest people on a chopper...likes cyclesmdislikes rain...work. SUE ELAINE KENYON Friendship is love without its wings. Smudge ... Forget it! ...likes spending free time in the art roommdislikes staying in homeroommwork. German Club 27 Roost Manager 4g Library Staff 4. JOANNE MARIE KENYON Will and intellect are one and the some thing .Io ...Norm... Groovy ...likes fun, boys,...dislikes a bad sense of humor and iealous personalitiesmbusiness school. Business Club I ,2. M. SANDRA LEE KLASE Liberty of thought is the life of a soul. Sam ...Larry... Really? ...likes riding in Larrys i966 Pontiacmdislikes snolosmbusiness school and marriage. Chorus l 2 RAYMGND FRANK KNICKERBOCKER, JR. Silence is more musical than any song. Skip ... Oh, Yeah! ...likes hunting and sports...dislil-ces teachers that keep you awake...to be ci farmer. Football l,2,37 Intramurals l,3,4. MARSHA LYNN KORNBLUTH A lovely lady garmented in light from her own beauty. Marsh ... Really? ...likes to talk and listen to other peoplemdislikes walking to school and spiders...a career in art. Cheerleading I, FHA President ly Pep Squad 4, Intramurals 3,45 French Club 3,4, Firebird Staff 45 Secretary of History Club 4. JAMES ARTHUR KRENTKOWSKI Genius is nothing but a great aptitude for patience. Jim ... You're kidding! ...likes boatingwdislikes homework and gym classes...be successful. German Club 2,47 Band l,2,3,4, Band Competition 2,37 Cornell Band Day l,2,3,4. SUSAN JANE LITTEBRANT She makes the happiness she does not find. Sue ,..Prince Charming... What? You kids make me sick! ...likes clothes, records and going to the lakemdislikes conceited peoplemhair dressing or modeling. Activity Committee I,2,3, Prom Committee 3, Yearbook 4, Roost Staff 3, History Club 3,47 Intramurals I,2,3,4g Playdays 2,3,4, Color Guard 3,4, Cornell Bank Day, Girls' Choir I,2,3, Concert Choir 3,4g Firebird 3,45 All State Sectional Chorus 4. MARCY ANN LEROUX To love for the sake of loving is angelic. Marc ...Jim... Got me by the sneakers! ...likes being with Jim and horseback ridingmdislikes social dancing in gym cIass...work, marriage. Intramurals I ,3p Playdays. CHARLES DOWNING MARKS, JR. By the work one knows the workmen. Charlie ... This is true! ...likes making others happy, golf...disIikes fighting for a seat on the bus at night...news writer, part-time pro golfer. Golf 2,3,4, Football 3, Student Council 4, Activity Committee 2, Prom Committee 3. PATRICIA ANN MARYINUK The social smile, the sympathetic tear. Pat ...likes goofing off in band...dislikes being called Patricia and being late for English...to be a registered nurse. Band l,2,3g Cornell Band Day 3, Candy Striper 3. HARRY LAWRENCE MCKINNON Harry ...Haz.,.likes '55 Chevys and burning out...dislikes Fords and little kids messing around with his car...auto mechanic. JOHN LEE MICHELS Even good men like to make the public stare. John ,..I'm impressedI ...likes to play drums and sing lead...dislikes full schedules and exucling the odor of fish every Friday...marine engineering, Concert Choir I,2,3,45 All State Sectional Chorus 2,3,45 All County Chorus l,27 Dozen Plus Twelve I,2,3,45 Dozen Plus Twelve Musical 2,3,45 Band I,2,3,45 All County Band 3,45 Cornell Band Day 1,3,45 Football 1,25 Basketball I5 Cross County 25 Golf 1,25 Math Club 45 NEDT Award 35 Activity Award 3,45 Junior Honor Society 1,25 Intramurals 2,3. JAMES LEE MIDDLETON Jim ... Hey! Cut that outI ...likes fast boats and cars.,.disIikes taller underclassmen5 Fords...Ncivy or Coast Guard. Library 2,3,A5 French Club 2,35 Football I. BARBARA ANN MILLER Gratitude is the sign of noble souls. Barb ...Mr. X... It figures! ...likes typing and swimmingmdislikes homework and long lunch lines...business school. Intramurals 25 Yearbook 4. CONSTANCE ELAINE MI NOTA I am the only one, but still I am one. DANIEL HARRISON MILLS Be useful where thou livest. Danny ... Sorry 'bout that! ...likes people with pleasant smiles...dislikes underclassmen taller than he...business college-accounting. Student Council Ag Activity Committee 2,3,4g Prom Committee 35 Intramurals. Farmer ...Marlboro... Please me, will ya ugly? ...likes Hinmanvillemdislikes looking in the mirror first thing in the morningmbusiness schoolg visit the South again, Chorus lg FHA Ig Intramurals l,2. EDWIN ARTHUR MINTONYE The appearance of a single great genius is more than equivalent to the birth of a hundred mediocritiesf' Sonny ... Amen ...likes wood shopmdislikes smart aleck kids. Intramurals 2. WAYNE THOMAS MORRIS The better part of valour is discretion Wayne ...likes all sportsmdislikes broken TV sets...college. MARY AGNES MORTAGH Because I have loved life, I shall have no sorrow to die. Mar .., C'mon, Kath. ...likes flirting ond dances...dislikes bad clrivers...doctor or scientist. Student Council 3,45 Assistant Assembly Chairman 45 Biology Award 25 Chemistry Award 35 Manlius Math Tournament 2,3,45 NEDT Award 35 Bulletin Board 35 Activity Award 35 Activity Committee l,2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Yearbook Literary Co-Editor 45 Cheerleading l,25 Intramurals 35 Future Nurses Club 25 Junior Honor Society 25 Senior Honor Society 3,4. Great souls are portions of Eternity. Frank ...Lori.,. You're not getting my last dimel ,..likes nights out with the boys...dislikes senior girls, with a few exceptions...two-year technical school. Basketball l,2,35 Football 25 Firebird 45 NEDT Award 25lnTI'GmUrC1lS 4. We know nothing of tomorrow5 our business is to be good and happy today. Penny ...Danny... What's new? ...likes snapping gum and goofing off...dislikes being called Penelope...work. 1 FRANK LOGAN MUSTER JANICE MAY NEVILLE Greatness and goodness are not means but ends. Jan .,. You have to be kidding! ...likes to write to Bob in Thailand and to pick on Miss K...dislikes show-offsmbeautician. FHA l,2,35 Intramurals 2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 35 History Club 4. PENNY PATRICIA PARKER WILLIAM ROBERT PENDERGAST Nothing is little to him that fills it with great sensibility. BiII ....1udy... CooIit1 ...Iikes girls and auto racesmdislikes wintertime and gossips. Navy GARRY WILLIAM PHINNEY His heart is in the right place. 1 'Twin ..,Iikes girls who wear short skirtsmdislikes small Iunchesmfarmer. NANCY LOUISE POLCHLOPEK Hail to thee, blithe spirit. Page ...Dick... WeII-that's Iife! ...Iikes flirting and going to Vernon Downs...disIikes being so nervous...work and then marriage. Prom Committee 35 Activity Committee 2,3 4 LARRY WILLIAM PHINNEY A peace above all earthly dignities. Phin ...Iikes teasing Mr. Larkin about old agemdislikes too much homeworkmfarmer. CLIFFORD THOMAS ROBERTS Plow deep while sluggards sleep. CIiff ... You've got to be kidding! ...likes playing ony sport...cllslikes conceited people...Coast Guard. Track 3jIf1l'VOI'YlUI'CIIS l,2. STEVEN STANLEY ROZANSKI Talk of the devil and his horns appear. Polock ... Good Polish Boy ...Ilkes confused teochersmdislikes Teachers who get technicolmelectronics engineer. Track 23,47 Math Club 4. GORDON LEE RENFREW A circumnavigutor of the soul. .ludge ...Anna.,. Don't get up-tight. ...likes psychedelic groups playing the guitar and singingmdislikes nothing...to go to San Francisco. Band l,2,3,4p Firebird 4. SHIRLEY ANN MARIE ROSE All excellent things are as difficult as they are rare. ShirIey ...Joe...likes malesmdislikes people with senioritismairline hostess. Prom Commit-tee 35 Activity Committee 2,3,4. ERICK JAY SALMONSEN Rick Helen That's weird! likes tough music, and girls dislikes his car cmd underclassmen iunior college. LAWRENCE F. SALVAGE, JR. Manners make the man, Larry Jean Pretty sharp! likes money dislikes talking on the telephone psychologist. Band 1,25 Student Council 35 German Club 25 Prom Committee 35 Activity Committee 2,35 Activity Award 35 History Club 45 Cornell Band Day l,2, BEVERLY JEAN LOUISE SANCHEZ Bev Samuel Has anyone seen Sonia? likes getting into trouble in Home Ec. with Millie and Marilyn! dislikes Florida girls happiest when cheering happiness with a certain surf bum. Cheerleading i,2,3,45 Firebird i,2,3,45 Firebird Co-Editor 45 Student Council l,2,3,45 Student Council Nominations 35 Library Staff 45 All County Student Council Secretory 45 Prom Committee 35 Yearbook l,2,45 French Club 25 Intramurals l,2,35 Playday 35 Maiorette 2,3,45 Cornell Band Day 3,45 Chorus 1,25 Prize Speaking 2,45 Talent Show lj Activity Committee i,2,3,45 Code of Ethics Committee 2. LEIGH CARL SCHENCK The first years of a man must make provision for the last. Leigh likes being late for Mrs. Bigworfe's class ambition: graduation. GARRY MICHAEL SCHOLES This is the happiest of mortals for he is above everything he possesses. Garry Good humor is the health of the soul. likes study hall dislikes long lunch lines College. Band I,2,45 Cornell Band Day I,2,3,45 Percussion Ensemble 3,45 Chorus 3,45 Dozen Plus Twelve 45 All-State Sectional 45 Pep Band 2,3,45 Student Council 4. CHARLES HOWARD SMART Whose weighty sense flows in fit words and heavenly eIoquence. George likes sitting on mushrooms and chanting choral dithyrambs at Mr. Generous dislikes censorship professional vagrant. Yearbook 35 German Club 2,35 History Club 35 Junior Honor Society I,25 Track 2,3,45 Cross E Country 2,3,45 NEDT Award 2. ELIZABETH ANNE SCHLECHT A good mind possesses o kingdom. Betty , Mr. X Good gracious! likes getting letters from Connecticut dislikes Juniors who lock Seniors' lockers a lady stockbroker. Student Council 25 Cade of Ethics Committee 25 Activity Committee I5 Yearbook 3,45 Yearbook Editor 45 Firebird 45 German Club 3,45 President 35- History Club 25 Math Club 45 Future Teachers of America 25 Junior Honor Society I,25 Senior Honor Society 3,45 Band 3,45 Band Librarian 45 Concert Choir I,3,45 Girls' Chorus 35 Dozen Plus Twelve 2,3,45 All- County Chorus 3,45 All-State Sectional Chorus 45 Solo Competion I5 Manlius Math Tournament I,2,3,45 Activities Award 2,3,4. LESLIE CHARLENE SIMMONS Truth is the secret of eloquence. Les Steve Let's have a party! likes being with Steve and dancing to Steve's drum solo dislikes egotists Birds of a feather flock together. work and marriage. History Club 3,45 Future Homemakers of America 35 Roost 45 Yearbook 45 Girls' Chorus I,2. DEBORAH JEAN SNOGLES The days that make us happy make us wise. Debbie Are you kidding? likes going to Florida in the winter dislikes bus rides and homework secretary. Yearbook 4. REID RICHARD SMITH His friends his truth proclaim. Reidie Miss WXY Where's Linda? likes to travel and have fun dislikes girls who think they're all it drattsman. Student Council l,2,3g Activities Committee 2,3,4, Prom Committee 3, Football I,4, Baseball IA, Basketball I,2,3,11, JANET AN N SPENCER Music, when soft voices die, vibrates in the memory. Janet Where's Connie? likes to flirt dislikes watching Connie, Lee, and Mary play the role commercial artist. Activities Committee I,2,3p Prom Committee 3, Student Council QA, Girls' Chorus I, Cheerleading Ip German Club I,2, Nurses' Club 2,35 Intramurals 2,3,4, Yearbook 3,4. GARY ROBERT STARI NG The devil take the hindmostf' Gary I don't care! likes skipping classes dislikes health class college. Activities Committee 2,37 Intramurals 2,3, Firebird 4. CHRISTINE ANNE STAURING The very pink of courtesy and circumspectionf' Chris Steve What are you Trying to say? likes spending a lot of time with Steve dislikes loud, crowded buses marriage LYN N MAE STOUTENGER The world is o wheel and all will come 'round right. Lynn Mr. X Oh yeah? likes skating and dancing dislikes gym five days a week happiness. Intramurals I. BREN DA JOYCE STARLI NG One is polished by art and speech. Brenda Bob Oh, right! likes to pick on Miss Kuehner in gym class dislikes early morning classes VISTA. Student Council 1,25 Class Activities Committee 23,45 Cheerleading I,2,3 47 Intramurals 2,3. l LAUREEN GAIL STAURING They're only truly great who are truly good. Lorry ? Are you kidding? likes art and history dislikes noisy inconsiderate people interior decorator and artist. German Club l,2,3g Bulletin Board Chairman 45 Prom Committee 3g Roost 2 MICKEAL RICHARD STOUTENGER My footstool, earthy my canopy, the skies. Polack You'll live. You're young yet! likes friendly people dislikes people who use others IBM and data processing Football I ,2p Intramurals. JAMES PATRICK SUTTLES All that deceives may be said to enchant. Rooney You old fox, you! likes going to Sandy Creek dislikes all the underclassmen except PB. college. Prom Committee 3g Football lp Basketball lg Firebird 45 Intramurals 2,3. FRANCI N E B. TAI LLEFER The rarest gift of beauty, common sense. H marriage. Swimming 3. Fran to whom it may concern Nice business! likes boys dislikes homework JOEY PATRICK SWEEN EY I would sooner fail than not be among the greatest. Joe Sure that's close. likes watching girls hopes all little kids underage won't drink millionaire and castle owner in England. Class Activities Committee l,2,3g Prom Committee 35 Football l,2,3,4g Baseball l,2,3,4 Basketball 1,27 Intramurals 35 Band l,2f Cornell Band Dayp Student Council I,2. JUDITH ANN TROMBLEY Beauty is nature s coin Judy Perry 'You creep! likes to ride oround in Perrys cor dislikes conceited girls housewife. RONALD GENE TH EOBALD The used key is always bright. Theo All right. likes good tood, girls, ond sports dislikes teachers who give homework groduotion ond college. Football 3,4g Trock 2,3,4. JCSEPH PETER TU RKOWSKI Keep coolg it will all be one u hundred years hence. Pete What o riot! likes staying up lote dislikes getting up ot seven science teocher. LYNDA JOY TURNER Spirit is the real, eternalg matter is the unreal, temporal. Lyn Thot's close! likes to be tree dislikes work cmd ull other responsibilities secretory. Concert Choir i,2,3,4p Dozen Plus Twelve 3,-'ig Musiccil 35 Student Council ig lntromurcils 3,4g Yeoirbook 47 Activity Committee 2,3,Ay Prom Committee 3. Golf 3,45 Germon Club 2, SH ERIDAN E. VICKERY I hate quotations, tell me what you know. Leeps likes long lunch lines dislikes being forced to sing tenor in chorus successful life. Concert Choir 2,3,4f All-State Sectional Chorus 3,4, Dozen Plus Twelve 3,45 Musical 2,35 Bond l,2,3,4, All-County Bond 4, Dance Band l,2,3,4, Cornell Band Day l,2,3,4, Pep Bond 2,3,4, Student Council lg Activity Award 2,3,4p Intramurals l,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Math Club 3,4, Vice President 4, History Club 4, NEDT Award 2, Junior Honor Society l,2g Senior Honor Society 3,45 Treasurer 4. GLORIA ROSE WALTS We know the truth, not only by the reason, but by the heart. Sis Rick Really now? likes chewing gum and talking dislikes silence in study hall! l.B.M. machine work. FHA l,2,3,r1, Intramurals 2,3,4g Playdays 2,3,4, Yearbook 4. RAYMON D CHARLES WELLER He stands in his own light. Jr, likes Keun's Austin-Healy dislikes cars that fall apart People who live in glass houses shouIcln't electrician. Cross Country 2, Track 2. O worth immortal! ROBERT WELLER Bob Boy, are you dumb, dumb, dumb! likes watching other people work dislikes hard work Navy. Cross Country 35 Baseball 3,45 Talent Show l. MILDRED LORRAINE WHEELER The only way to have a friend is to be one. Millie Really? likes to get into Trouble with Bev and Marilyn in homemaking dislikes getting yelled at for no reason college. Yearbook Staff A7 German Club 27 Student Council 37 Activities Committee I,2,37 Junior Of all the animals, the boy is the most unmanageablef' 2 Varsity Chorus I7 Prom Committee 37 Intramurals 3,47 Firebird 47 Roost 3,47 Pep Squad 4. PAUL WHITNEY JANICE LYNNE WIKOFF Life is not life at all without delight. Jan Gary You're close! likes to see pledgees suffer dislikes parents who nag constantly medical secretary. Yearbook 47 Intramurals 1,27 Dozen Plus Twelve 2,3,47 Dozen Plus Twelve Musical 37 Concert Choir I,2,3,4. ASA ADAM WILLIAMS, JR. To be a great man and a saint to oneself: that is the one important thing. Ace Look out! likes hunting and working on hct Chevys dislikes homework and long lunch lines construction work. ROBERT ALLEN WILLIAMS Wit is the only wall between us and the dark. Bob Bev. Hey, you with the LQ. of a plant. likes basketball, tennis and certain girls dislikes certain underclassmen and school lunches college. Basketball l,2,3,4g Prom Committee 35 Activity Committee 1,21 Concert Choir lp Activity Award 3,45 History Club 3,47 German Club 3,4, LIN DA JEAN WOOD Silver and gold are not the only coins, virtue, too, passes current all over the world. Lin Dave Anyway ... likes to be with people dislikes two-faced people and old-fashioned teachers medical secretary. Library l,2,3,4g FHA 3,4g FHA Historian 4, Yearbook 4. JOHN J. KEVI NMACK AMBROSE ARNOLD YERDON He is armed without, innocent within. Am A- uh! likes girls dislikes homework baseball player. Y ROBERT ALLEN BOU RLl ER It matters not how cl man dies, but how he lives. GERALD KEITH STEWART Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. Jerry Oh, rats! likes nice people and driving dislikes show-offs accountant. Football ly French Club l. Bevin Mooned out. likes love dislikes hypocrisy .. sitar-playing Zen Gurv. Yearbook Photographer 3,47 Student Council 2, German Club 3,4p Bas- ketball Ig Tennis 2,3,4g Intramurals 2,37 ESCP Prize if NEDT Award. Dear Friends of PCS: I was very glad to be here, this was a good year for me. I would like to thank everybody, especially to my American parents, sisters, to all the teachers and friends, that have been nice and friendly to me. I will certainly miss American life when I return to Guatemala. I hope you will be as nice to next year's exchange student as you have to me. Sincerely, SONIA CAROLINA ZAMCJRA MAYER Thou art the star for which all evening waits. Sonia I think so. likes dancing and listening to records .. dislikes hot lunch ... secretary, then marriage. Student Council 4, Firebird 4, Cornell Band Day 4, Activity Committee 4 IN AMERICA V. IN GUATEMALA GABBIEST Millie Wheeler ond Joe Sween BEST DRESSED Rosie Giordcmello cmd Jock Cosborcx SENIOR MOST SCHOOL SPI RITED Brenda Starling ond Dano SUPERLATIVES MOST LI KELY-TO- SUCCEED Mary Murmgh cmd Bruc MUTI' AND JEFF Rosie Gior Lcxrry Dobs Betty Schlecht ond Per PEPPIEST ry Bicmccnvillc MOST ATHLETIC Sue BenoiT ond Mike Czyz CLASS ANGELS Morilee Holdridge and Jimmy Suttles CLASS WITS CLASS DEVILS BEST LOQKING HAPPY-GO-LUC KY Millie Wheeler ond Joey Sween an Q1 CLASS OF 1968 VITAL STATISTICS BORN: 8:20 A.M., September 3, 1964 1968 pounds WEIGHT: HEIGHT: 280 Feet EYES: Orange HAIR: Black CHILDHOOD DISEASES: 1965- Freshmorus Itch 1966 - Tubercular Sophomyelitis 1967-Junior Hari Kari 1968 - Spinal Senioritis PARENTS: 1964- 1965 Nick Durr, President Roseanne Giordaneila, Vice-Pres. Linda Misenko, Secretary Perry Biancavilla, Treasurer 1965- 1966: Roseanne Giordanelia, President Dana Clary, Vice-President Kathy Sachs, Secretary Perry Biancavilla, Treasurer 1966- 1967 Roseanne Giordanella, President Perry Biancavilla, Vice-Pres. Linda Misenko, Secretary Sue Benoit, Treasurer 1967-1968 Roseanne Giordanella, President Jack Casbara, Vice-President Linda Misenko, Secretary Sue Benoit, Treasurer GUARDIANS: 1964- 1965: Mrs. Gaw 1965-1966: Mr. Farrell 1966-1967: Mr. Larkin 1967-1968: Mr. Larkin 1 RESH MEN :P- The FRESHMAN CLASS of 1968 started out its year by forming an Activity Committee which has continued throughout the four years. The main activity of the class was the Winter Frolic Dance with music provided by the Monterays. Several members were inducted into National Junior Honor Society. These included Sue Benoit, Bruce Coville, Naomi Ely, Rosie Giordanella, Helen Huntley, Pam Ingham, Laura LaBarge, John Michels, Mary Murtagh, Betty Schlecht, Charles Smart and Sheridan Vickery. The class was well represented in many activities and sports. 5 lSOPHEMORES? 35 5 As SOPHOMORES, the Class held two dances- Spring Fever and Surf- ing Safari , which turned out to be two of the most successful dances of that year. Again school activities and sports saw the participation of many members of the Class. This was especially evident at Awards Day when many Sopho- mores received awards. i ns 33 l l l NATIONAL HQ? SOC? X 'I s 1 , 1 6 P is L5 When the Class of I968 became JUNIORS, the rest of the Student body really began to sit up and take notice. Early in the year, the Prom committee was set up with Pam Ingham and Perry Biancavilla as Co-chairmen. Under their capable leadership, the Prom- Maiestic Moonlight -turned out to be a tre- mendous success. Music was furnished by Sox Tiffault's Band and the decora- tions were simply beautiful. That year, the Class became very successful in the financial area. They held one dance, The Yearbook Dance and initiated the Tom Wat Plan. This provided the Class with funds that bulged the Class treasury to an all-time high. National Senior Honor Society inducted Sue Benoit, Bruce Coville, The Naomi Ely, Helen Huntley, Pam Ingham, Mary Murtagh, Betty Schlecht and Sheridan Vickery. These were to be followed by John Michels and JoAnn Ken- yon the following year. School activities found Juniors participating in every field and members of the class pushed many of the teams to victory. Perhaps the most important event of the year was the receipt of class rings. CLASS ,Z Z 6 Wm N x Wf QX f E: 1.1 X ' K slr L- .E if 'Q it W L I I-usToRY .xii SENIURS On Moving-Up Day in 1967, the Class of 1968 took its place as one of the greatest SENIOR Classes ever to walk the halls of PCS. With another year of Tom Wat Sales, the Class found itself with enough money to pay for yearbooks for the entire classi The main activity was the Senior Ball, held on January 27, 1968 at Holiday Inn. Other activities included the Yearbook Dance and participation in the first Winter Wonderland. Many members of the Class received recognition for their abilities in academic work, activities and sports. Rosie Giordanella, Class President, served as Student Council President and Os- wego County Student Council President. Jack Casbara, Class Vice-President, was also SC Vice-President and Math Club President. Linda Misenko served as Secretary of both the Class and Student Council and was a cheerleader. Sue Benoit held the positions of Class Treasurer, Yearbook Treasurer, Band President, Honor Society President and Var- sity Cheermaster. The other two Student Council officers were members of the Class: Perry Biancavilla was Treasurer and Yearbook artist, Mike Czyz was Parliamentarian and Chorus President. Mary Murtagh, held the Key of Knowledge and received the DAR Good Citizenship Award. Bruce Coville won the Elk's Leadership Contest, and was a National Merit Semi-finalist. Other members of the Class were very hard working. Charlie Marks was History Club President, Betty Schlecht was Yearbook Editor, and Bob Williams led the German Club. Pat Fleming and Bev Sanchez were Co-Editors of the Firebird. Bob Goldych and Dana Clary shared honors as Co-Captains of the football team. Others who served on the team were Greg and Gary Hartranft, Nick Durr, Wayne Mor- ris, Reid Smith and Joe Sweeney. Bruce Coville and Warren Curtis were members of the cross country team. The basketball team was-led by Class members-Nick Durr, Dana Clary, Jim Jones, Reid Smith, Bob Williams and Cliff Roberts. The wrestling team in- cluded Greg Hartranft, Bob Goldych, Gary Hartranft and Bill Hutchinson. The year was rounded up with Sherry Vickery, Wayne Morris, and Joe Sweeney on the baseball team, Kevin Mack and Bob Williams on the tennis and Charlie Marks, Gary Howe, Mike Foran, and Bill Bowman on the golf team. Senior cheerleaders included Sue Benoit, Connie Hubbard, Linda Misenko, Brenda Starling, Carol Ely, Bev Sanchez, Noreen Brown and Janet Spencer. Several Members of the Class participated in All-State and All-County Music Activi- ties and many also received Regents Scholarships. All in all, the Class of 1968 has left many memories behind in the great halls of Phoenix Central and will always be thankful to all the teachers, expecially our advisors, and the members of the administration who have helped us achieve many goals. A ll SENIOR CLASS WILL 3 ' ,, rg-Ad f It ' We, the Class of 1968 of Phoenix Central School, Village of Phoenix, Town of Schroeppel, County af Oswego, State of New York, being of sound mind and memory do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any will or wills heretofore made by US. First, we direct that all our iust debts and funeral expenses be fully paid and satisfied soon after our decease. Second, we give, devise, and bequeath unto each of the following these things: DANNY ANDREWS leaves his love for school to Nancy Staring who still has two more years to enjoy it. DIANE ARCADI leaves all the Phoenix boys to any girl who can stand them. VERNA BANDS leaves all her happy and sad times at old PCS to Cindy Bishop. BARBARA BARNARD leaves a great Senior year to all the Juniors. JOHN BARRIE leaves his place in the first cornet section to anyone who is able to play the music. DARLENE BECKLEY leaves all the teachers to Kathy Chittenden and Mike Greco, SUE BENOIT leaves with half the school-activity funds. PERRY BIANCAVILLA leaves with the other half of the school-activity funds which Sue couldn't get her hands on. JAMES BLAKE leaves his long hair to Coach. BRUCE BLANCHARD leaves the school lunches to the poor Juniors. TOM BOWERSOX leaves his electrical shop class to Mike Elhage. BILL BOWMAN leaves his incurable slice and an old Titlist to Jimmy Durr. NOREEN BROWN leaves a piece of gum on Mr. Gay's chair to help him stick to his work. SCOTT BROWN leaves bewilderment. SUE BROWN leaves, leaving five-plus Browns to follow. JOHN CASBARA leaves the hope of success to any other newcomer at PCS. DANA CLARY leaves to meet Joe at Moshier's. LYN CLAYCOMB leaves Phoenix Central at the mercy of her siblings, CAROLYN CLONCH leaves all the fun of PCS to Carol Percival. RICK CLOTHIER leaves this school and all the bewildered teachers to the Waldron clan. SUSAN CLOTHIER leaves Mike Czyz to Ann Cardinali for another year at PCS. PAUL COFFEY leaves English li to anyone who wants to suffer. BILL COOK leaves his ability to sneak ahead in the lunch line without getting caught to whoever is sneaky enough. BRUCE COVILLE leaves with a fistful of cookies and a broken heart. DOUG CRANER leaves his skill in math to anyone who doesn't plan to graduate. WARREN CURTIS leaves PCS to any class as great as ours. MIKE CZYZ leaves the locker room to anybody with no sense of smell. GARY DANN leaves his ability to get passports to anyone who can get as many as he did. KATHLEEN DE MARCO leaves Miss Kuehner to Nancy Schmidt and Jana Davis. NEIL DE VITA leaves this school and the teachers to Larry Clark-if he can take them. LARRY DOBSON leaves to the Juniors the pain of filling out all the Senior forms. LANCE DUELL leaves some of his height to Vick Bell who could use it. NICK DURR leaves his basketball uniform to Jim Walts and hopes he has better luck with it. MIKE EGGLESTON leaves with no complaint. CAROL ELY leaves Mr. Generous to Pat Guerin, who wasn't fortunate enough to have him three years for homeroom. PAULINE FARLING leaves her braces to anyone who needs straightening out. DAVID FELIX leaves his place on the library staff to anyone who thinks he can fill it. PAT FLEMING leaves her Senior activities to any girl who is in need of things to keep her busy while Uncle Sam has what kept her busy before. MIKE FORAN leaves his surfboard to anyone as coordinated as Bill Hutchinson or John Michels. JOHN FREDETTE leaves the ability to be late to anyone who wants it. DONNA GARDNER leaves Loralye Davis her alto chair in chorus, which she will use wisely. JEANNE GARRETT leaves her ability to walk without falling to Pat Guerin. ROSEANNE GIORDANELLA leaves Patty Sloan for Diane Boyle to take care of. BOB GOLDYCH leaves his ghost to haunt PCS. CATHY GOULD leaves the phone booth, which is usually out of order, to anyone who has the time and money to waste on it. JEAN GRABOWSKI leaves her big mouth to Jackie Di Salvo. LEE GUNN leaves Kathy Murtagh the ability to walk like a duck, so Brad will quack at someone else. MARILYN HOLDRIDGE leaves her slowness to anyone who can catch up with it. GARY HOWE leaves all the thrills of gym class to Steve. CONNIE HUBBARD leaves her dirty cheerleading sneakers to Val Schenck. CARROLL HUNTLEY leaves, hoping never to return. HELEN HUNTLEY leaves her new seat in the first clarinet row to anyone with the patience to wait four years. PAM INGHAM leaves her ability to speak before multitudes to anyone whose nerves are already too shot to have it faze him. CHERYL JESSOP leaves her ability to skip homeroom to anyone who thinks he can get away with it. JIMMY JONES leaves his position as Lambda Beta Psi Fraternity Presi- dent to whoever wants the cops chasing him during initiation. MARY ANNE JONES leaves a gym suit standing in her locker to her sis- ter Donna. BILL KENT leaves his motorbike to Coach Provost. JOANNE KENYON leaves the high school to her brother who she doubts will make it. SUE KENYON leaves behind some wonderful teachers to the under- classmen who don't appreciate them. SANDRA KLASE leaves the school and all her fond memories to her brother Jack. RAY KNICKERBOCKER leaves the talented Mr. Knowlton to anyone who wants him. MARSHA KORNBLUTH leaves her three art classes to anyone who likes multi-colored fingers. JAMES KRENTKOWSKI leaves his place in senior band to any ambitious musician. SUSAN LITTEBRANT leaves her seat on Bus 46 to Laurie Smallman. CHARLES MARKS leaves his ability to play golf and to get along with Mr. Patchen to Doug Richards, who really doesn't need either one. PATRICIA MARYINUK leaves Jo Ann Johnson to poor Mr. Smith who has to suffer with her for another year in band and lessons. HARRY MC KINNON leaves all his rubber marks in the parking lot to anyone who can match them. JOHN MICHELS leaves his drums to anybody with the ability to play them and a willingness to spend thirty minutes setting them up. JIM MIDDLETON leaves an empty gym locker to Coach Provost. BARBARA MILLER leaves gym and getting ahead in the lunch line to Wendy. DANNY MILLS leaves his seat on Bus 42 to Beverly Turk. CONNIE MINOTA leaves future happiness to her aunt, uncle and four cousins, which they deserve after so much sorrow. LINDA MISENKO leaves Marilyn Matzke to Mrs. Murtagh. WAYNE MORRIS leaves the locker room to anyone who can stand the laughter. MARY MURTAGH leaves her curly hair to Connie Williams, who really deserves it. FRANK MUSTER leaves anything worth having to Mr. Dix, because he needs it. JANICE NEVILLE leaves her gym class to her sister Joyce. PENNY PARKER leaves PCS and a certain class to Linda McKinnon. WILLIAM PENDERGAST leaves the garbage man any Ford he finds on the streets. GARRY PHINNEY leaves his white socks in his gym locker to anyone who wants to wash them. LARRY PHINNEY leaves his locker to anyone who wants it. NANCY POLCHLOPEK leaves three years of working for Mr. Cutro with fond memories of a great man and teacher. GORDON RENFREW leaves to grow his hair, beard and mustache. CLIFFORD ROBERTS leaves the school to his brother Jack, hoping he can handle it. STEVE ROZANSKI leaves the math teachers to anyone who thinks he can outsmart them. ERICK SALMONSEN leaves all that is good at PCS to Peg. LARRY SALVAGE leaves Phoenix to Steve and Chris. BEV SANCHEZ leaves as fast as she can to start her long iourney to Daytona Beach, Florida. LEIGH SCHENECK iust leaves. BETTY SCHLECHT leaves Mr. Charles a Math I2 class that, with luck, will get there on time. GARRY SCHOLES leaves his Pontiac to anyone who can handle it- which he doubts. Lastly, we hereby appoint the Junior Class executors of this, our last will and t June in the year of Our Lord, nineteen hundred and sixty-eight. x I .bxa'.,5 ' 'o E213 g, - R r :le 211 - -- x A LESLIE SIMMONS leaves without much knowledge, but with many fond memories. CHARLES SMART leaves the faculty with many fond memories. REID SMITH leaves the school to his brothers and sisters-Rick, Regan, Darcy, Donna, Debbie, etc. DEBBIE SNOGLES leaves Miss Kuehner to her sister Kathy. JANET SPENCER leaves coping with B.R. to Patty Henderson. GARY STARING leaves some hair to Coach Provost. BRENDA STARLING leaves all her years of math to her brother, Everett. CHRISTINE STAURING leaves PCS to all the underclassmen, and Bus 25 to future riders. LAUREEN STAURING leaves an overcrowded Bus 25 to any unfortunate soul who rides it. GERALD STEWART leaves all the teachers to the underclassmen. LYNN STOUTENGER leaves Liz to Miss Kuehner. MIKE STOUTENGER leaves a box of he-man tissues to Mr. Knowlton. JIM SUTTLES leaves Mr. Castiglione's position as principal to Mike Del Guidice. JOE SWEENEY leaves Patty Brown all the greatness of being a Senior, which she will undoubtedly use to the best of her ability. FRANCINE TAILLEFER leaves a certain underclassman to Pat Guerin only. RONALD THEOBALD leaves Mr. Provost to David Cromie. He deserves him. JUDITH TROMBLEY leaves to ioin Perry. PETER TURKOWSKI leaves his place on the golf team to anyone who can handle Coach Patchen. LYNDA TURNER leaves all the Phoenix teeny-boppers to Marcia Kerber, who loves every one of them. SHERRY VICKERY leaves his shelf in the band room closet to Mike Cri- safulli. GLORIA WALTS leaves electric typewriters for I.B.M. machines. RAY WELLER iust leaves. BOB WELLER leaves his ability to anyone who knows what it is. MILLIE WHEELER leaves her mouth to Vicki Balducci, who will use it to its fullest capacity. JANICE WIKOFF leaves all the cute girls in Phoenix to Mike Del Guidice. ASA WILLIAMS leaves his neglected homework to his cousin Bill Regan. BOB WILLIAMS leaves his tennis ability to Dean Alverson, who will surely need more than that to keep PCS out of the cellar next year. LINDA WOOD leaves finding a place to sit on Bus 42 to anyone who likes to run obstacle courses. AMBROSE YERDON leaves his SCCS letters to Phoenix Central School. SONIA ZAMORA leaves her trouble with English to the future AFS stu- dents. estament. In witness whereof we have set our hands on the 23rd day of SIGNED, CLASS OF I968 WITNESSES: CLASS OF 1969 CLASS OF T970 I 1, VA ADMINISTRATICDN SUPERINTENDENT CDF SCHCDOLS Mr. Harry Howe The world needs you-your intellect, your skills-but only when you Think much of your responsibilities os you do of your rights. ffyfff EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM SCHOOL BUSINESS DIRECTOR ADMINISTRATOR Mr. John R. Rowland MV' Rober' Howe S di . I1 b 7 . ', 'd 5 . ' I1' .S BOARD OF EDUCATION I.-iff: MIILOSJQ QlpeIZnX'f.ffII,ef.l.Tl.fIIl1eIfIf,ffnBi5h:',2If MR. CASTIGLIQNE, SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Life is like a game of cards. The hand that is dealt you represents fate. The way you play it is free will. Perhaps it is better to make the most of what you are than to be sorry be- COUSE YOU Ore HOT SOFTTGODS GISS. I I MR. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL GUIDANCE DIRECTOR OF GUIDANCE Mr. Hutchinson GUIDANCE COUNSELOR Mr. Shaver DEPARTMENT GUIDANCE COU NSELOR Mr. Monfoney GUIDANCE COU NSELOR Mr. Novoru HEAD OF BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS Mr. Whipple SCIENCE SUPERVISOR CAFETERIA MANAGER DIRECTOR OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Jones ! f kim VM img S ws, Q Amr FAC U LTY OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION RARIAN Seated: upin, Mrs. Bigworfe, Miss Solli Miss Short, Mr AU DIO-VISUAL Mr, Pierce HOMEMAK NG Miss Hooker 2'7 ' Mr.KnowlTor1, Mr. Gererous, Mr. Le Porfe, Mr. Larkin, Mr. Luke, Mr. Trombley. H PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Provost, Miss Kuehner, Mr. Jones SCIENCE r. Gruumcm, Mr. Cufro, Mr, Dlx. 4, 22 f f 1.. 2 1 2 1,1 3' ' Wmfww V 2 1 H Wi W' Wgwma, 39, 7 y..,?W. , cf ,Z .. 'f Z ,,.. ., -- ,. 5 N Mrs. Sleeih, Mr. Lcvere, Mr. Shively, Mrs. Flynn, Mrs. Carter. 4 , -f' rcusym, H ' 4: if 3:2174 - ,iii fgigzv ' 4 . .Q .... Y??f'?gi3'rmasfrf :QS i Qty-v NURSE Mfieowdy DENTAL HYGIENE M,S.T.,,pO.i..i CUSTODIANS W. Chapman, M. Sins, C. Wil- lioms. CAFETERIA H. Williams, B. Scholes, B. Siock, B. Clute, B. Thompson, B. Woodridge, F. Pitcher. First Row: B. Shoecroft, W. Whitney, V. Yerdon, W. Holi. Second Row: A. Anderson, J. Erickson, H. Clork, C. Neville, B. Wall, E. Doss, F. McGinley, F. Coltibicmo, M. Petrie, F. Knopp, M. Pickereign, E. Nelson, C. Wroffen, G. Woll, I. Nelson, L. Holl, R. Edwards. LIBRARIAN M... Benoit lr .f Iliibim . 1 ' 4 5 a' V AVVL V 55551. if f : HOME ECONOMICS Mrs, Farrell, Mrs. Davis Mrs. Gow, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Sfeinburg MATH EMATICS Mr, Pecola, Mrs. Logan, Mnss Eck- ert INDUSTRIAL ARTS HEALTH SCIENCE Mrs. McGee, Mr. White ART Q 2 Mrs. 'f in Meek er, Mrs. Monaghan We 9 1 Z , l ,-W.-2. ,,V., fic Q , 23 e ' --sms , 5 2 ' 'f rm, f- -:IM 7 5 K f A y ,V. fy .f A . ff 1 ,M ,. x-15 .,- A 5 5'-'f W' , 2 . , I M , Y 1 ,, , . , , W IV I 1, z . , , 5 QM'-2 gi Ar,, , .. gl 5, f - X M ' 4 f 'M f -1 . U' ' . v'MZ r,5 : .I V 7 A f ,mv I, 7 ' V 536 , ' K ' L 'rr' ,,, xg 1 ' rr , .5 Y M . M 23554 M 14 ' .rf ,, rd M ,yr fgfpvf M. wfuw- w,Mfff WM , ,fy . 1, H fi 7 A M5 Q-:li Wiii:f!-1 if fi , 4 2 if M rr 1' M fir if 'i A 2 Z df , ., , rf-x . ,gf w ggdf., ff-me , fr, , -'91 1 1 -N' NN . ik ' ju 1 f gf W, L MN ' 1 . frnzwwfmff , -,,' ' 21. H., 5 X V H Mr- Gorfon, Mr. Deforf-251 s VNU. NIVYEYCQ '4!iii5X -- xf A rr sr 1 1 -x M: V L -is-iwiiif ni' K , ,vb - -gfaesjgesx x Ex Y x rrr M Xkf dk x. U V N LANGUAGE Mrs. Winchester, Mrs. Mo- E thews, Mrs. Murtcxgh. CAFETERIA l CUSTODIANS Mr. Whipple, Mr. Auyer, Mr. Remington, Mr. Whipple, Mr. Dimon. Mrs. Lamson, Mrs. Stafford, Mrs. Cummings, Mrs. Wilkinson Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Dimon, Mrs. Eggleston, Mrs Thompson, Mrs. Pearson, Mrs. Evans. 9 1523 A2 k i Q S ,, is 5 ss? A VE 23 , 5: .2 43523 UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT President, Doug Rlchurdsg V Duck. ADVISORS Mr. Farrell, Mr. Shlvely, Mrs. S McSToy, Mr. LeBoeuf, Mr SECRETARY AND TREASURER First Row: J. Tennhundfeld, E. Sfoufenger, C. Tomb, K. Snogles. Second Row: P. Stelrzer, R. Stoulenger, F. Thompson, L. Sidman, Third Row: M. VanCleof, E. Turner, J. Vanderhoff. First Row: P. Brown, K. Borthwick, C. Arcodi, D. Baker. Second Row: B. Austin, P. Askew, C. Bishop, A. Barker. Third Row: D. Al- sever, C. Beanie, D. Brown, L. Allen, M. Blake. Fourth Row: S. Borfe, R. Bell, C. Balcom, S. Breen, R. Bateman. First Row: R. Mosher, S. Peek, J. McGinley, K. Murtagh, M Matzke. Second Row: B. Nardozzi, J. Morgan, M. Porter, S Potucek, M. Murphy, M. Lough, N. Picquet. First Row: M. Kane, A. Luke, J. Kirkpatrick, J. Johnson. Second Row: R. Kline, H. Kellogg, L. Litchison, I, Lang- don, M. Kerber, C. Madden, L. Kimball. Third Row: J. Knickerbocker, M. Kefcham, E. Lima, C. Kuzawaski. First Row: S. Waldron, W. Whelply, J. Lom- son. Second Row: G. Walts, D. Van Epps, J. Wolts, R. Wilkinson, J. Wolker, Third Row: N. Wood, W. Weller, J. Woodworth, T. Weaver, SB Q hage, M. DelGuidice. First Row: K. Dietz, D. Dyer, C. Eggleston, J. Farn- ham, J. Dryden. Second Row: L. George, P. Fenton, N. Day, B. Dick, J. Dunn, B, Fletcher. Third Row: J. Fratello, J. DiSalvo, G. Giberson, B. Gilbert, M. El- First Row: J. Davis, D. Conrad, J. Clark. Sec- ond Row: E. Collins, B. Caswell, W. Crutch- ley, P. Bush. Third Row: J. Crombach, M. Culp, A. Caltabiano, D. Cromie, W. Butler, J. Buchanan, P. Carpenter, L. Czirr, R. Collins. First Row: S. Haney, P. Guerin. Second Row: R. Hawker, C. lsham, C. Hamilton, L. Helbock. Third Row: F. Gra- bowski, R. Greenier, B. Goldych, R. lngerson, R. Hutchin- son, J. Gilbert, J. House, L. Hood, M. Greco. First Row: N. Schrnidt, M. Ranieri, S Rookey, K. Shedrick. Second Row: B Ridgeway, D, Ritchie, D. Robbins, L Regal, L. Rathbun. Third Row: E. Ren- frew, R. Salotto, E. Schmidtman, D Richards, L. Rathbun. UNDERCLASSMEN SU PERLATIVES JOLLY UNIQUE NAUGHTY IRRITABLE OPTIMISTIC ROMANTIC SWEET SOPHISTICATED OPEN MINDED PESSIMISTIC HEART BREAKER OUTSTANDING MOODY ORGANIZED RIOTOUS EMOTIONAL SCHOLARLY ,0- fp L rc: Czirr NI k D I G CI M K b D g R I1 d M K IO M k D I G CI D bb R bb AI H K hyM gh D g R I1 d D R I1 AI H J K k b k L y All G I C d II Ch k K B yS P IV k y Lindo Lewin R d y S Connie Williams Ly M B d CI k V I S I1 ck R ky S MryLynnRIy D CID d I Judy Waldron J I1 H cl R loin Pick CI CI ff H d M g R I1 d D d D cl -Q fn ff Ev c, if C5 2 52? 'X .2 h I Q '4 a 'I J-. SOPHOMORES ADVISORS First Row: Miss Short, Mr. Groben, Mr. Grou- mon, Mrs. Bigworfe, Second Row: Mr. Lower, Mr. Guy, Mr. Vczrney, Mr. Lowe, Mr. CuTro. PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY AND TREASURER Pcnfy Henderson, Treosurerg Mory Lynn Riley, Secretory. X 4 I X R ffv .rrr f, A f ' x xl . X Y X . fy f' I . I f - 3 swf 'X 85 K, First Row: T. Casler, S. Humiston, K. Chitten- den, A. Cardinali, H. Chamberlain, L. Burton Second Row: R. Bardin, R. Lee, P. Casey, F. Hough, C. Carpenter, S. Chesbro, L. Bubbs, J. Breckenridge. Third Row: N. Brown, P. Brown, B. Chapman, R. Carter, B. Candee, L. Munger, V. Corey, M. Mintonye, B. Burgh- dUff. First Row: N. Staring, B. Stevens, T. Sedner, E. Sixber- ry, L. Smith. Second Row: V. Schenck, L. Stoutenger, L Smallman, P. Smart, J. Starring. Third Row: R. Smith B. Sheppard, C. Shear, P. Sloan, E. Starling, S. Ster- ling, L. Sharp, J. Rowland, P. Spano. R. Balch, V. Balducci, G. Bennett, C. Besaw, R. Bishop, L. Balcom, W. Blanchard, M. Berard, E. Bassett, V. Bell. First Row: J. Kanar, J. Waldron, C, Williams, B. Strowbridge, L. Warren, B. Williams, B. Watkins. Second Row: S. Waters, K. Waldron, J. White, J. Catalano, F. Wells, P. Waldron, T. Young, C. Watson, S. Westcott, B. Waldron. First Row: K. Collins, C. Cramer, S. Conde. Second Row: J. Claycomb, B. Collins, G. Cran dall, G. Cooper, N. Coulter. Third Row: C Clark, J. Cahill, L. Clark, S. Cooper, G. Cooper, J. Corsivo, T. Countryman, D. Cole. Firsl' Row: B. Natale, J. Murtagh, D. Pendergast, M. Norton. Second Row: C. Percival, S. Pealo, R. Pickard, N. Nevins, O. Oia, M. Munroe, J. Ne- ville, K. Phinney, E. McDougall, M. Parkinson, R. Perchway. First Row: F. Elhage. Second Row: L. Davis, J. Darling. Third Row: C. Elhage, D, Duvall. Fourth Row: J. Durr, C. Eggleston. Fifth Row: D. DenBleyker, D. Dunn, E. Fleming. Sixth Row: B. Dauer, D. Earle, T. Donovan. First Row: R. Goldych, R. Gowdy, T. Hubbard, J. Harder. Second Row: B. Haynes, J. Green, J. Garbutt, K. Fletcher. Third Row: S. House, L. Godin, P. Henderson, S. Hoyt. Fourth Row: C. Highbrown, C. Halstead, O. Gleason, S. Gardenier. R. Ritchie, T. Piftsley, J. Roberts, L. Reese, F. Pitcher, M. Riley, J. Pietrowicz, M. Richards, B. Regan, F. Pitcher, D. Prouty, T. Reed, M. Post, J. Pierce, T. Rieth, D. Rawson, G. Rawson. First Row: R. Judd, S. Johnson, C. Litchison, S. Hunkins, C. Lasher, S. lngerson, D. Kanclr, L. ' L ie, T. Hunkins, S. Kinzie, B. King. ewin. Second Row: G. Lowe, C. Keener, J. Lam- First Row: J. Stoutenger, S. Thompson, H. Stevenson. Second Row: B. Walberger, D. Tuttle, B. Thompson, C. Switzer. Third Row: B. Strong, S. Thomas, J. Truax, G. Stupp, D, VanAuken, B. Turk. Morrison. First Row: D. Lucas, C. Morsala. Second Row: A. Matzke, B. Muck, L. Moyer. Third Row: R. Morgan, T. Martens, R. Mills, J. Meyers, T. McArdell, D. McEwen, N. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Rene Trumbie, Vice-President, Steve Higgins, President. Jody Moyer, Secretory, Lindo Forbes, Treasurer FRESHMAN CLASS ADVISORS Second Row: Mrs. Gow, Mr. Pe-cola Mrs. Steinburg, Mrs. Jones, Mrs Logon, Third Row: Mr. Gorton, Mr DeForest. First Row: Mr. White, Mrs. Mathews, First Row: J. Moyer, V. Greene, P. Souva, L. Hutchinson, M. Mosher. Second Row: L. Young, M. Considine, M. Williamson, M. Mc Ginley, R. Lawrence, E. Brown, J. Tirnerson. Third Row: D. Hubbard, J. Borthwick, B. Woodridge, D. Corsetto, F. Pickard, G. Oakley, C. Mills, G. Dyer, D. Degelorm. First Row: C. Strail, C. Kimball, J. Elhage. Sec- ond Row: P. Samson, J. Alfano, L. Forbes, D. Gates, M. Onman, L. Umstead, V. North. Third Row: M. Smart, S. Giordanella, C. Foster, B. Hammond, C. Lewis, K. Brown, C. Schmidt- mann, D. Strail, J. Butler, L. Sturge. First Row: A. Highbrown, B. Kimball, M. Czirr, C. Lambert, S. Barker, M. Craner. Sec- ond Row: B. Lonis, M. Waldron, C. Suppes, S. Price, S. Shepard, D. Regal, L. Smith. Third Row: G. Balch, P. Dailey, M. Lavarnwciy, K. Corey, S. Sutton, J. Mintonye, J. Libby, D. Bur- dick, R. Burton. First Row: M. Chamberlain, J. Bassett, D. Bas- sett, K. Claycomb, K. Palmer, V. Vanderhoff. Second Row: M. Colbert, N. Whelply, B Brown, B. Barrie, S. Candee, N. Halstead, J Whorall, B. Brzostek, M. Prior. Third Row: B VanAuken, R. Burdick, P. Close, J. Bonsall, S Badore, W. House, D. Avery, B. Madden, B Giordano, R. Wilkinson, R. Trumble, D. Dunden C. Jamieson. First Row: S. Boisey, D. Tomb, D. McCaw, L. Reynolds, G. La Voir, L. Nace. Second Row: S. Andrews, C. Marsala, N. Vincent, S. Fudo, K. Madrid, J. Haney, P. Sheddrick, M. Rawson. Third Row: T. DeLong, D. DenBleyker, P. Dieven- dorf, P. Scusa, S. Maryinuk, R. DiSalvo, M. Wil- liams, S.Mino1a. First Row: C. Alsever, B. Davis, D. Jones, L. Peterson, S. Lawler. Second Row: J. Greenier, N. Pagliaroli, J. Pickard, G. Walts, G. Mills, R. McDougal, D. Van Sanford, B. Blakeman. Third Row: A. Kerber, M. Bullis, C. Askew, R. Graham, A. Whitney, T. Dausman, M. Yerdon, L. Whipple, S. Isbell. First Row: D. Piftsley, M. Bettinger, D. Watson, C. Wynn, D. Przewlocki. Second Row: P. Kirk- patrick, D. Moyer, F. Bidwell, E. Smart, A. Hal- stead, M. Stafford, C. Minota, S. Bocyck. Third Row: B. Farnham, C. Graham, C. Reynolds, C. Ellsworth, L. Trace, N. Allen, J. Gowdy, L. Gun- salus. First Row: J. Casbara, B. Cooper, J. Fields, D. Sixberry. Second Row: C. Watkins, R. Lawson, B. Forbes, l. Gordon, J. Best, N. Carpenter, R. Waldron, C. Leroux. Third Row: J. Lowe, L. Beaman, B. Clark, R. Pickard, C. Gleason, E. Williams. First Row: M. Lough, C. Lyboult, P. Austic, S. Oswald, Y. Haynes. Second Row: H. De- Marco, J. Waldron, D. DeLong, M. Thompson, L. McCann, S. Higgins, S. Degelorm. Third Row: D. Halstead, P. Hassing, S. Morris, C. Blake, P. Shaffer, J. Ranieri, H. Pickard,FC. Walts. 'WT 1 x Q, 2 K K S E 5 L W ' K f Y 5 X 1 ,e f 5,4 , 2 5 I 2 2 5 l ' D Z E! ' 'I 2 .v 1 Q Q , 2 2 K 5 K z , v X 6 .. 4 5 :S v y 2 4 E if: 5 : , s 2 , 5,1 1 1 Lf . E :,x ex WT if, ,, S 12 2,5 A f X 1 3 5 1 S X 6 f 4 3 2 2 Ev M - Q, n K Vx YQ, J INTERIM FAREWELL TO SUE CLASS OF 1969 AT WORK I ,,,. K w I 98 AROUND SCHOOL FlNIAN'S RAINBOW IN REHEARSAL A RIVER SOME LIGHTS AND A FOUNTAIN TT I -L IN s, Q-1 FLOWER BEDECKED BRIDGE AFTER THE BA-L S OVER THE DANCERS THE CROWNING TOUCH VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN 1967 SUAMIT CLASS PRESIDENT X 1. ,, GRADUATION A WINDY DAY f .fy MR. CASTIGLIONE MR BENO' HOOP-BEARERS fm, Am 'F S 1 E 1 ? E .....,...,,. mv- 2 ACTIVITIES PRESIDENT ......... ROSIE GIORDANELLA VICE PRESIDENTWJACK CASBARA SECRETARY ....... LINDA MISENKG TREASURER .... PERRY BIANCAVILLA PARLIAMENT .......... MIKE czvz ADVISOR-MRS. KARAPIN Student Council SENIOR GOOD CITIZENS STUDENT COUNCIL: First Row: V. Schenck, K. DeMarco, M. Murtagh, S. Zamora, B. Sanchez, P. Brown,J. Garrett, T. Weaver, C. Arcadi, L. Czirr, L, Smith, G. Rawson, Second Row: J. Knickerbocker, K. Chittenden, N. Schmidt, N. Ely, L. Gunn, K. Murtagh, J. Davis, D. VonAuken, C. Beattie, B. Strong, R, DeVore, J. Murtagh, C. Lasher, D. Mills, Third Row: J. Spencer, D. Gardner, P. Casey, P. Fleming, Fourth Row: B. Coville, G. Cooper, M. Riley, N. Brown, C. Marks, G. Scholes, C. Hubbard, G. Howe, B. Starling, S. Potucek, C. Shear, L. Allen, P. Ingham, N. Durr, M. Richards,J. Morgan, R. Smith, On Ladder: E. Starling, B. Dick. JUNIOR GOOD CITIZENS M Kornbluth- S Potucek' S Klase M Wheeler M Holdridge Co Manager, S. Clothier, C. Tomb, S. Haney, K. DeMorco, L. Simmons, C. F Arcadip C. Gould, Co-Manager, The Roost is Phoenix High School's paperback book store. Here one may choose a book from a very wide selection ranging from dramatic literature like Before I Sleep by Dr. Tom Dooley to the comical books of Charlie Brown. All the books are ordered from a company on credit and placed on racks about the room which students may visit during any free period. lf the books they would like are not available, they may request having them obtained. The Roost is run by a very efficient staff of four- teen members led by a manager, Cathy Gould, and an advisor, Mr. Gay. The Roost operates mainly to aid in the building up of the yearbook fund. The success of the book store has enabled the yearbook staff to avoid in- creasing the subscription cost of the Phoenician. Student library assistants make an im- portant contribution to the operation of a school library. They, in turn, receive signifi- cant benefits in terms of skills, social hab- its, and personal satisfaction. Besides learning many of the fundamentals of li- brarianship, student volunteers develop a sense of responsibility and a quality of leadership. They learn to have a coopera- tive attitude, an ability to follow directions, and an interest in people as well as in books. Many professional librarians be- came interested in their career while working in a high school library. LIBRARY STAFF Flrst Row: D. Boyle, C. Madden, P. Culp, J. DiSalvo, K. Chittenden. Second Row: F, Grabowski, M. Parkinson, C. Elhage, D. Felix, D Brown E Salmon sen J. Middleton, B. Nardozzi, S. Kenyon, R. Gilbert, J. Darling, Mrs. Bannister. FIREBIRD STAFF The Firebird, our school newspaper, is presently in its seventh year of publication. Co- editors Pat Fleming and Bev Sanchez are assisted by a very capable staff. The positions of secretary and treasurer are iointly filled by Sue Brown and Pauline Farling. The club's ad- visor is Miss Short. The staff welcomes anyone with an interest in iournalism and the enthusiasm to get out and report school activities. First Row: G. Rawson, P. Farling, Secretary, B. Stevens, K. DeMarco, S. Zamora, B. Sanchez, Co-Editor, M. Berard, P. Casey, D. Turtle, D. Prouty, J Lamie, P. Henderson. Second Row: B. Barnard, Treasurer, P. Brown, D. Cole, L. Gunn, C. Ely, S. Littebrant, C. Jessop, S. Brown, Recording Secretary, M. Holdridge, M. Wheeler, L. Schlecht, N. Brown, P. Fleming, Co-Editor, M. Kornbluth, F. Muster, J. Suhtles, P. Biancavilla, M. Riley, J. Besio, Miss Short, Advisor. M. Murtcxgh, L. Misenko, B. Caswell, S. Rozcmski, C. Smart, B. Coville, S. Vickery, J. Ccsbcxra, Mr. Charles. I .Gnver1: the com drcawn below cmd Jock Ccsbum-Presidem ITS Cllmer'qSlOrlS. Sherry Vickery-Vice President Find: The ClI'eCl of The Ccim if The Bruce Coville-Secretory-Treasurer MATH CLUB A asf-A First Row: B. Williams, L.-Helbock, J. Knickerbocker, B. Caswell. Second Row C Strough D Robbins A Parker M Munroe Standing K Borthwick J. Neville, M. Riley, M. Richards, M. Kerber, W. Crutchley, N. Chapman J Barrie J Buchanan R Salotto M Czyz V Schenck C Lasher Mr Farrell Advisor. V, V ,, , W GERMAN CLUB German Club, under the capable leadership of its elected officers and the advisor, Mr. Farrell, has the purpose of acquainting its members with the cus- toms, the geography, and, most of all, the people of Germany. To be eligible for membership, it is re- quired only that one is a German student and has sincere interest in the club's activities. The highlight of this year's activities was the es- tablishment of the club's Pen Pal Program. Anyone with the desire received the name, age, and ad- dress of a student in Germany. Although the pen pal writes in English, members can also practice Ger- man by writing back in German. This program has proved to be successful and will be repeated in fu- ture years. The club also participated in the Student Council Winter Carnival, purchased pins for its members, and worked to revise its constitution. This year the officers are Bob Williams, President, Lori Helbock, Vice-President, June Knickerbocker, Secretary, and Brian Caswell, Treasurer. The French Club, I Alliance Francaise of Phoenix High School, was founded in 1961 to promote an interest in French culture and the French language. The members have attended French plays, had slides and movies, lis- tened to native speakers and records, and put on French assemblies. The two big events of the year are a French Christmas caroling party followed by a French meal at some member's home. In the spring the club has dinner at a French restaurant. The French Club, on Awards Day, offers a cup to the member of the ninth-grade class who has the highest average, and recognizes other high av- erages in the junior high school. At commencement five dollars is presented to the student who has received the highest mark on the Regents, provided it is a 90 or above. Vive La France! FRENCH CLUB First Row: J. Bolger, Secretary, S. Hunkins, C. Highbrown, M. Parkinson, C. Marsala, R. Morgan. Second Row: Mrs. Winchester, Advisor, M. Kornbluth, C. Hamilton, J. Woodworth, D. Ritchie, T. Young, J. DiSaIvo, President, S. Rookey, Treasurer, C. Watson, N. Coulter, C. Elhage, P. Guerin, Vice Presi- H dent. HISTORY CLUB The History Club started a successful year by electing officers under the guidance of advisors, Mr. McStay and Mr. Varney. Officers are: Charlie Marks, president, Jean Grabowski, vice-president, Marsha Kornbluth, secretary, Bill Bowman, treasurer, cmd Pauline Farling, historian. The clulo's main activity was the annual Yorker Conven- tion, this year held in Lake Placid. The History Club took with them their annual project, a model of the Marrion River Carry Railroad, shortest in the world. The supporting project was the showing of children's movies on Saturday mornings. Other activities included a trip to the Adirondack Museum and participation in the Winter Carnival. First Row: P. Farling, historian, M. Parkinson, K. DeMarco, S. Vickery, C. Smart, J. Barrie, M. Lough, C. Huntley, B, Coville, L. Salvage, B. William S Tomb, F. Elhage, E. Lima. Second Row: Mr. Varney, advisor, K. Chittenden, J. Neville, N. Polchlopek, L. Regal, C. Madden, S. Haney, S. Littebranf Wheeler, J. Williamson, S, Potucek, M. Kombluth, J. Kenyon, C. Hamilton, M. Potter, M. Holdridge, C. Kuzawski, J. Neville, B, Beckley, L. Simmons, M. Post, C. Arcadi, Mr. McStay, advisor, Austin, M. Ranier 4 f First Row: K. Murfagh, B. Schlechi, Mrs. Sleefh, Advisor, S. Benoit, President, S. Vickery, Treasurer, Second Row: H. Huntley, N. Ely, SecreTary, A. Luke, J. DiSalvo, P. Ingham, B. Coville, Vice-President, M. Murfagh J U N First Row: J, Elhage, D. Bassett, M. Czirr, K. Palmer, J. Bassett, J. Casbara, Second Row: Mrs. Decker, Ad- vxsor, C. Dunalon, L. Umsfead, S. Bolsey, A. Kerber, L. Forbes, G. Balch, Mrs. Crandall, Advusor,Tl'1lrd Row: M. Chamberlain, E. Brown, N. Whelpley, S. Candee, P. Close, D. Avery, B. Clark, R. Trumble, B. Barrie, M. Colbert 116 ff ij 3 5 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS This year's FHA members sold peanut brittle to raise money for the Mother-Daughter Banquet to be held in the spring. The club's Christmas proiect involved making Santa iars and stockings. The officers and Miss Hooker deliv- ered these gifts to the Children's Ward at Oswego Hos- pital. Also during the Christmas season the girls held a party for its members. Refreshments were enioyed along with the exchanging of gifts, with a special gift presen- tation to Miss Hooker. Other money-making proiects insured the success of the group. First Row: Miss Hooker. Second Row: L. Balcom, M. Whorrall. Third Row: S. Potucek, President, P. Fenton, A. Parker, Treasurer, L. Wood, Historian, L Rathbun, K, Gilbert, Program Chairmanp C. Switzer, N. Nevins, J. Darling. Fourth Row: L. Rathbun, B. Chamberlain, P. Culp, N. White, Vice-President, N. Wood, Secretary, P. Woodruff, D. Duwald, C. Percival, C. Tomb, P. Spano. INTRAMURALS E i 5 l 5 First Row: F. Elhage, P. Henderson, L. Davis, V, Schenck, M. Foran, L. Sidman, J. Green, J. Breckenridge, M. DelGuidice. Second Row: S. Clothier, L. Lewin, L. Czirr, B. Blanchard, M. Loughm, P. Vickery, M. Elhage. Third Row: J. McGinley, C. Watson, J. Farnham, N. Schmidt, J. Davis, G. Cooper, C. Keener, G. Howe, G. Scholes. Fourth Row: A. Luke, M. Riley, M. Richards, D. Gardner, C. Hubbard, P. Ingham, L. Schenck, D. Den Bleyker, J. Michels, E. Turner. This year's Concert Choir promises to be as good a group, if not the best, that has ever sung for Phoenix. The potential is there. This year we have as large a number of boys as we have ever had and this adds a great deal to the choir. True, there are rough spots, but the desire is there. Good training in the lower grades is starting to show results. Many Choir members participated in County and All-State activities. In addition to the annual Winter and Spring concerts and assem- blies, the Concert Choir plans to compete in the Spring Festival. We are sure that they will represent Phoenix well. First Row: V. Bell, M. Greco, S. Vicker , J. K ' k b k P y nic er oc er, . Brown, T. Weaver, A. Cardinali, M. Jones, N. Coulter, S. Hunkins, R. Perchway, Mr. Tif- fault, Director. Second Row: E. Bassett, F, Pitcher, L. Claycomb, G. Cooper, B. Burghclurf, C. Strough, S. Reed, S. Waldron, E. Schlechf, C. Cramer. Third Row: M, Czyz, M. Kerber, S. Littebrant, J. Wikoff, N. Wood, K. Dietz, D. Tuttle, C. Carpenter, G. Crandall-Fourth Row: B. Dauer, J. Truax, D. Robbins, L. Turner, M, Potter, C. Hczm'lt S. W ' ' i on, estcott, L. Sharp, B, Council, S. Hoyt. Accompanists: S. Woters, L. Regal. CCNCERT CHOIR . .f-l .Ml 9 First Row: J. Farnham, L. Regal, K. Dietz, L. Schlecht, A. Luke, M. Kerber, C. Strough, J. McGinley. Second Row: N. Schmidt, C. Hubbard, E. Bassett, J Wikoff, L. Turner, P. Ingham, M. Czyz, S. Vickery. Third Row: D. Gardner, G. Howe, D. Alverson, L. Schenck, E. Turner, J. Michels, G. Scholes. S. Be- DOZEN PLUS TWELVE As this goes to press, the Dozen Plus Twelve are for various groups and organizations, many of whom still basking in the reflected glow of their tremendously invite us back each year. We anticipate also appearing successful production of Finian's Rainbow last spring. on the Denny Sullivan Show on WSYR-TV. As usual, we are and will be involved in singing Vocally, this year's group are real swingers! ' ix Xe' LN xl X iii 1- L nl Q3 if- Q Z -isis -gli 5A'3 -1 as- f 120 COLCDR GUARD First Row: N. Chapman, D. Gardner, B. Sanchez, J. Claycornb. Second Row: S. Brown, K. Mur tagh, P. Brown, N. Brown. Fourth Row: S. Liffebrant, S. Clorhier. DANCE BAND First Row: M. Foran, C. Elhage, J. Claycomb, L. Claycomb, P. Steltzer. Second Row: B. Reeves, Mr. Smith, J. Barrie, S. Vickery, J. Krentkowski, B. Co- ville, R. Boots, T. Donovan, T. Martens, E. Fleming, G. Howe, J. Durr, B. Caswell. 51 3 2 5 . 5 XS 5. Q msg Eiff , sf. 3 ?2 J 5 v First Row: R. Giordanello, N. Ely, S. Benoit. Second Row: J. Kirkpatrick, B. Caswell, B. Ridgway, S. Peek. Third Row: B. Blanchard, N. Brown, J. Staur- ing, L. Bulobs, R. Gowdy, R. Bell. Fou'rth Row: J. Buchanan, M. Parkinson, G. Rawson, T. Young, M. Chapman. Fifth Row: N. Durr, B. Coville, J, Berry S. Vickery. Standing: B. Schlecht, J. Michels, L. Sidman, B. Reeves, S. Sterling, L. Litchison, G. Sholes, D, Alverson, R. DenBleyker. This year's Concert Band is one of the best that Phoenix has ever seen. Returning members have added the experience and initiative that is so vital to any successful organization. The band has a full schedule, including Sr. and Jr. High assemblies, exchange concerts, Cornell Band Day, and County and All-State activities. Two new features have been added to the band this year. The for- mation of a Pep Band to play at assemblies and games has added greatly to the school spirit. Also, the band's increased marching activities will be enhanced by the presence ot the newly-formed Color Guard. T i First Row: A. Luke, L. Regal, K. Dietz. Second Row: M. Potter, A. Parker, B. Turk, S. House, R. Perchway, L. Reith. Third Row: L. Claycomb, B. Sfeltzer T. Reifh, C. Marsala, J. Claycomb, P. Maryinuk, J. Johnson, Fourih Row: O. Oia, J. Truax, M. Motzke, M. Foran. Fifth Row: J. Krenfkouski, R. Boots, F Thompson, S. Waters, G. Howe, R. Morgan, Mr. Smith, Direc1or. Sixth Row: J. Durr, T. Martin, E. Fleming, C. Lirchison, T. Donovan, E. Turner. SENIOR BAND 4-1 +w.....-f Z' 5 . - iilllii! T L J 123 4 L First Row: J. Carpenter, C. Grisfwood, S. Regal. Second Row: S. Higgins, B. Clark, K. Palmer, I. Gordon, M. Whelply K. Dauer, B. Lonis. Third Row: T. Decker, J. Hines, B. Gleason, L. Tyler, J. Elhage, S. Salvage, W. Cromie, T. Anthony, B Harder, L. Waldron, J. Fields, D. Biancavilla, D. Willey. Fourth Row: M. Hassing, D. Crisafulli, L. Cardinali, L. Kerber, H. Conger, C. Cummings, C, Suppes, M. Staples, R. Burdick, M. Rieth, G. Pickard, D. Keener, M. Czirr, T. Davis, J. Moyer, P. Sawyer. Fiffh Row: S. Giordanella, C. Munroe, B. Dunn, A. Kerber, E Williams, D. Cavanaugh, J. Waldron, D. Moyer, V. Sinnhold, D. DenBleyker, T. Sivers, T. Smiley, P. Close, P. Shaffer, M. Williamson, S. Isbell, N. Vincent, J Kline, M. Schlecht. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL ADVISOR Mr. Saloga OFFICERS PRESIDENT E. Brown VICE-PRESIDENT C. Dunden SECRETARY J. Casbora TREASURER D. McCaw PARLIAMENTARIAN L. Gunsalus I 1 'Q'-ws- . LI First Row: D. Brock, H. Taylor, S, Turner, N. Higgins, B. Cooper, C. Strail, J. Elhage. Second Row: P. Close, D. Moyer, D. Degelorm, Mrs. Benoit, Librarian, S. Andrews. Third Row: A. Woodworth, B. Kimball, J. Gowdy, J. Howe, D. Allen, S. Boisey, J. Atkison, M. Mertes, C, Bowman, C. Lambert, R. Milbower, R. Gould. First Row: J. Casbara, J. Fields, M. Chamberlain, K. Palmer, M. Williamson, N. Vincent, B. Barrie, S Candee, P. Souva, Y. Haynes, D. Sixberry. Second Row: V. North, V, Greene, M. Czirr, J. Bassett, D Bassett, J. Moyer, D. Pittsley, D. Przewlocki, B. VanAuken, J. Elhage, B. Davis. Third Row: N. Whelply, P. Shaffer, D.'Gates, M. Ot-tman, C. Graham, M. Colbert, J. Alfano, M. Craner, J. Ranieri, H. Pickard, M. Lough, M. Smart. Fourth Row: D. Avery, D. DenBleyker, B. Clark, W. House, M. Stafford, J. Bonsall, J. Lowe, D. Moyer, D. Tappen, P. Close, S. Andrews, R. Trumble, Mr. Gorton, Advisor. 5 D First Row: B. Harder, R. Hopkins, J. Lowe, J. Bonsall, R. Wilkinson, M. Maes, E. Alden, B. Van Auken. Second Row: S. Regal, J. Car penter, C. Bowman, M. Staples, E. Bubbs, N. Halstead, A. Woodworth, S. Woodworth, B. Barrie, B. Markham, M. Chamberlain A. Saarie, J, Post, D. Regal, J. Bassett, S. Candee, K. Palmer, N. Whelply, D. Bassett, C. Hoxie. Third Row: N. Boyle, S. Cummings, D. Keener, D. Avery, B Brzostek, S. Giordanella, S. Sutton, N. Vincent, W. House, M. Colbert, L. Reynolds, C. Carter, B. Dunn, D. Tomb, E. Oia, S.BoiseygM. Mertes, K. Claycomb, S Lowler. Fourth Row: I. Gordon, P. Kirkpatrick, J. Palmer, D. Farling, L. Waldron, D. Chamberlain, B. Giordano, M. Woodworth, M. Barrie, H. Truax, Mr Trowbridge, Director, S. Duerr, A. Morgan, P. Close, T. Sivers. First Row: J. Elhage, B. Harder, B. Cooper, J. Palmer, D. Pittsley, J. Bassett, J. Pickard, D. Przewlocki, J. Blois, B. VanAuken, K. Claycomb, F. Askew, J. Casbara, Second Row: D. Barker, G. Pickard, N. Pagliaroli, M. Chamberlain, B. Kimball, J. Alfano, J. Gowdy, L. Umstead, D. Regal, D. Watson, P. Souva, D. Allen, M. Bettinger, L. Reynolds, K. Palmer, E. Alden, J. Godfrey. Third Row: H. Conger, P Kirkpatrick, D. McCaw, B. Forbes, M. Colbert, S. Boisey, S. Candee, C. Suppes, N. Whelpley, D. Chamberlain, L. Forbes, G. Sivers, C. Graham, S. Boisey M. Barrie, S. Duerr, I. Gordon, V. Vanderhoff, P. Austic. Fourth Row: Mrs. Billington, Director, D. Keener, N. Halstead, S. Giordanella, P. Close, D. Tappan J. Bonsall, D. Brown, P. Dievendorf, M. Friot, D. Avery, D. DenBleyker, B. Chapman, T. Sivers, R. Wilkinson, S. Minota, R. Lawrence, D. Cavanaugh, L. Whip: ple, D. Strall. 1 1 JUNIOR H IGH INTRAMURALS - , , , ff-ff Nf-vf- f ...., y , . , ,, ,. . - , ,.-, f,,,, h,,,h, V ,WNW ,. , 4 M,,,iN1- ,ry - , . -.f -W J SPO RTS First Row: D. Vickery, D. Willey, Managers. Second Row: C. Keener, G. Hartranft, A. Hancock, G. Hartranft, L. Allen, J. Durr, J. Sweeney, D. Cromie, B Dick, D. Kline, N. Durr, W. Morris, G. Cooper, J. McArclell, B. Clark. Third Row: D. Clary, Co-Captain, B. Goldych, Co-Captain, J. Murtagh, C. Marsola, S Sutton, S. Chesbro, R. Smith, J. House, J. Fratello, W. Crutchley, B. Strong, T. Countryman, B. Goldych, B. Haynes, B. Goldych, Coach Marcy. OSWEGO COU NTY FOCTBALL CHAMPS A good PGSSW19 Olfmn Fine blocking and running NICK DURR REID SMITH After an opening loss to Canastota, the Phoenix Fire- birds went on to victory over Weedsport and Moravia in pre-season non-league play. The opening of league competition brought defeat by Central Square-the only league loss of the season. Profiting from their mistakes, the Firebirds pushed forward, rampaging over the rest of Oswego County. Pulaski, Hannibal, Mexico and APW fell and were set back for minus yardage. As a result of the team's remarkable perseverance, the season ended in a three-way tie for the championship with Mexico and Central Square, with a season's record of six wins and two losses. Greg Hartranft represented Phoenix on the All- County offensive team, Bob Goldych, Gary Hartranft and BOB GOLDYCH GREG HARTRANFT GARY HARTRAN FT DANA CLARY David Cromie were named to the defensive team. The Firebirds also had four of the squad with honorable mention: Jim Durr for offense and Bill Goldych, Nick Durr and Wayne Crutchly for defense. The Firebirds are losing eight seniors this season. Four of these are from the starting backfield: quarter- back Greg Hartranft, halfbacks Bob Goldych, and Dana Clary and fullback Reid Smith. The other four were from the line: ends Gary Hartranft and Nick Durr, tackles Wayne Morris and Joey Sweeney. This will hurt the team, but the Firebirds will retain starters David Cromie, Brian Dick, Jim Durr, Bill Goldych, Wayne Crutchly, Larry Allen and Jimmy McArdell to lead the team into another suc- cessful season. WAYNE MORRIS JOE SWEENEY 132 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL if .. . 91.15-S I . ow., . , First Row: J. Smith, Mcmoger, E. Wells, R. Grohom, B. Clark, B. Madden, R. Burton, G. Dyer, S. Higgins, B. Thompson, C. Litchison. Second Row: T. Hunkins, T. Martens, R. Morgan, J. Whorroll, R. Smith, M. Bullis, M. Prior, E. Smart, L. Gunsolus, K. Fletcher, Couch Porocko, Couch Potchen. VARSITY SCHEDULE Ccancxstotci 26 Phoenix 7 Pulaski O Phoenix 35 Nlorovio 7 Phoenix 47 Hcxnnibcul O Phoenix I4 Weeolsport I3 Phoenix 23 Mexico 6 Phoenix I2 Central Square 26 Phoenix 7 A.P.W. O Phoenix I4 SEASON RECORD: 6 WINS - 2 LOSSES CROWD-PEPPERS CHEERLEADERS GO ALL OUT A 'PEPPY PEP BAND JUN IOR VARSITY CROSS-COUNTRY First Row: G. Braden, C. Lynch, S. Smith, B. Harder, F. Altman, D. Sfrowbridge. Second Row: B. Chapman, D. Brown, M. Friot, G. Be1Ts, T. Smiley Standing: Coach LePorte. Couch Le Porte, J. Buchonon, B. Coville, C. Smart, R. Vonlfpps, T. Donovon. The Cross Country team wos helped tremendously by the inclusion ofthe new Junior High horriers. The Junior High teom, led by Tim Smiley, odvcunced to second plcice in the county meet ond followed up the following week by defeating first-place Central Square. On the Vorsity level, Chuck Lasher set C1 new course record by coming in first in the Oswego County Leogue meet. Hcl nnibol A.P.W. Oswego Ccltholic Central Squo re Phoenix Phoenix Phoenix Phoenix BRUCE COVILLE CHARLES SMART WARREN CURTIS XX NA. 51 VJ fd R . , , 7 W L x . wx it 4-dl if Captain Sue Benoit S. Benoit, Captain, C. Hubbard, Co-captain, C. Ely, D. Robbins, B. Starling, L. Misenko, N. Brown N. Schmidt, B. Sanchez, J. Spencer. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS GO! FIGHT! WIN! 40 WRESTLING TEAM First Row: C. Jamison, J. Kanar, J. Nolan, D. Alsever, S. Chesbro, T. McArdelI, B. King. Second Row: L. Munger, J. White R Kline D Earle J Pierce C. Dann, J. Fratello. Third Row: J. Garbutt, L. Litchison, B. Hutchinson, B. Goldych, G. Hartranft, G. Hartranft, B. Goldych, R Goldych L Stoutenger R Barden, Coach Patchen. This year's wrestling team seems to be well on its way under the able direction of Coach Patchen. Although it will be losing se- niors Bill Hutchinson, Greg and Gary Hartranft, and Bob Goldych, the team will be backed up by able Juniors and eager Sophomores. The Staff gives honor where honor is due. Let's go get 'em boys. December December December December December December January 1967-68 Schedule I Sandy Creek January 12 Mexico 5 Oswego High January I6 Port Byron 8 Adams Central January 23 C010 I2 Weeclsport January 26 Port Byron I5 Sandy Creek January 30 Manlius 21 Central Square February 7 Cato 5 Hannibal Kneeling: D. Betts, Manager, Coach Dix. Standing: J. Walts, R. Smith, J. Jones, D. Clary, B. Dick, P. Bush, N. Durr, D. Alverson, G. Walts, B. Williams, P. Biancavilla, C. Roberts. VARSITY BASKETBALL This year's basketball team exhibited much ability and team effort. The boys started off strongly at Pulaski to win their first league game. After an overtime loss to Central Square the Firebirds came back to beat Mexico and Hannibal and enioyecl the remainder of a successful season. High scorers for the team include Nick Durr, a three year veteran and Brian Dick, up from last year's JV team. The team is rounded out with the fine perform- ance of Reid Smith, Jim Walts, Jim Jones, and Dana Clary. The departing Senior members of the team con- tributed excellent examples and outstanding service. JIM JONES NICK DURR DANA QLARY BOB WILLIAMS Pulaski Central Square Mexico Hannibal Oswego A.P.W. Varsity 563-57 64-65 58-57 63-58 56-68 CLIFF ROBERTS REID SMITH Junior Varsity -IUUIOV Varsity Varsiiy '43-30 Pulaksi 38-58 Central Square 36-43 Mexico 57-50 A.P.W. 32-50 Hannibal Oswego 'Phoenix Score O C N O U R T T H E 144 G. Dick, W. Pickreign, Managers, J. Murtogh, E. Smurf, E. Fleming, L. Clark, C. Sheor, R. Bishop, B, Clark, R. Smifh, B. Haynes, Couch Marcy First Row: W. Crutchley, B. Goldych, L. Hood, R. Kimball, M. Whorrall, J. Smiley, Coach Dix. Second Row: B. Shepard, W. Morris H Kellogg J Swee ney, B. Dick, B. Henderson, L. Allen, B. Cook. After a slow start, the young Phoenix baseball team came back to win its last three games with Central Square, Pulaski, and Mexico. With only three se niors leaving, this year's more experienced team should be quite successful. Phoenix's lone member on the first-string All-County team was Jim Smiley Harry Kellog represented Phoenix on the second string All-County team. Mexico 6 Hannibal 4 North Syracuse 10 A.P.W. 3 Central Square 9 Oswego 7 Hannibal 8 Phoenix Phoenix Phoenix Phoenix Phoenix Phoenix Phoenix 1967 Schedule 3 Pulaski 6 1 North Syracuse 4 6 A.P.W. 1 2 Oswego 15 3 Central Square 3 3 Pulaski 4 1 Mexico 5 Phoenix Phoenix Phoenix Phoenix Phoenix Phoenix Phoenix 7 1 0 2 4 13 7 1967 SENIORS JIM MIKE SMILEY WHORRALL BILL RAY HENDERSON KIMBALL JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL Fin! Row: B. Hanes, R. SmitI1,J. Murfagh, S. Smart. Second Row: Manager, C. Dunden, J. RowIand, K. Bailey, D. Dunden, G. Lowe, D. VanAuken. Third Row: R. GoIdych, Coach Marcy, R, Morgan, C. Litchison, J. Breckenridge, R. Sfrough, B. Strong, B. Clark, C. Beanie. 147 TEAM TENNIS is l J O -.. if Coach Poroko, V. Bell, D. Alsever, B. Williams, L. Chesbro, D. Alverson, K. Mock, J. VunEpps, R. Chittenden sf. as 5 1 If J g M Q Y? i if f Q 1 5 f Bowman G Howe M Murphy J Harder Coach Pochen j r- X I X -.4 --pare! -3 GOLF TEAM First Row: T. Simons, F. Grobowski, P. Turkowski. Second Row: J. Gurbeft, K, Fletcher, R. Gowdy, C, Marks, J. Durr, D. Richards. B. Hutchinson, B. -. Z F 5 Q E .9 -fm ZVL. , ZRSFV ADVERTISING 1968 PHOENICIAN BOOSTERS Good luck to the Class of '68 Congratulations, Class of '68 Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marks, Sr. Knowlton and family Generous and Sean Clovis S. Sleeth Mr. John Erickson For smooth, efficient and safe cycling and motoring-The Driver-Ed Dept. NOBLESSE OBLIGE Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wheeler and family Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Zahn From a friend Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Larkin Carolyn Corson Mr. LePorte and his great homeroom Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G. 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I-DIIP68 f 41 I X X O V- Q' QT Gus PITCHER'S Qfzfy AND HIS GARAGE 'S' I OFFICIAL I USED CARS INSPECTION Gnd STATION U PARTS Route II Phoenix 57 I N.Y I PHONE 695 5600 tjamgrx-cowsovs I V X, STAGE SHOWS-ROUND 81 SQUARE DANCING OR ENTERTAINMENT COUNTRY 81 WESTERN MUSIC PHOENIX: 695-5533 Junior ond Misses FRIENDSHIP TRIANGLE COMPLIMENTS no 'XJR dl OF BEST WTSHES TO THE . o' C f :2 .ff LASSG:d T968 ,f.:5JQ? DRY CLEANING CONGRATULATIONS, , ff: IEEE, fo our graduating I ,pl 0, Seniors 25 STATE STREET CAROL ELY, NAOMI ELY ' PHOENIX NANCY POLCHLOPEK JANICE WTKOEE xLL,I '7g,, , , FULTON MOTOR LODGE A - I ' T63 S. First Sf. ,U ' A A i1WFf'f'7-.LL-. fr' . FULTON, N.Y. TH 592-4257 RALPH'S SPORT CENTER Sno-mobiles-Cycles V Lawn 8g Garden Equipment f Travel Trailers ' Q Truck Campers Q Tent Campers 9I5 MAIN STREET RT 57 N PHOENIX, NEW YORK RD -7565, FULTON, N.Y. PHONE: 695-5020 WARREN BROS. ELECTRIC COMMERCIAL-RESIDENTIAL WIRING ELECTRIC-HEAT, ELECTROMOD-HEATERS and INSULATION, THERMTRON INSULATION for FAST SERVICE PHONE: 695-6080, PHOENIX 593-1348, FULTON MOTO-SKI ond BOA-SKI DEALERSH I P 3 ARNOLD'S GARAGE 440 Main ST. PI1oenIx,, N.Y. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS or '68 JOHN LOOS I I COMPCISIQAENTS PHOENIX GAGE, INC. NXC MACHINING-VERT. 81 HORIZ. DEVLIEG PRECISION BORING 3-D TRACER MILLING . PROTOTYPE MACHINING SPECIAL MACHINERY PRECISION SHEET METAL 82I River ST. Phoenix, N.Y. BEST WISHES LEON E. VICKERY INSURANCE REAL ESTATE 815 Stofe STreeT Phoenix, N ew York COMPLIMENTS OF DEAN's ,il Best Wishes ,7 ,Hg sweet-woons ME X Memorial Co. ! EYE! I Phoenix, New York 704 MAIN st PHOENIX NY T f MELZAR T. RICHARDS Richords 8g Donoghue Division f School Pictures Incorporated ff s. , 1, A Noitionol Products Locol Service 66 Congratulations! GIDDI NGS FLORIST Route 48 Boldwinsville New York or i LM JV' 6sag,,,9iW CONGRATULATIONS Mclrv Dix Appliance Soles and Service Ph ix New York Best Wishes ro The Closs of 68 GS CHIP'S 8: CLIFF'S TV 8. APPLIANCE 7 West Genesee ST. Boldwinsville Ch,p Cqrdmgh Soles ond Service Clnff Forllng Tel. 635 5089 CONGRATULATIONS' PHOENIX CORNER OF YOUR HOMETOWN STATE 3- DRUG STORE PHARM Besf HOME-COOKED Chicken- Spcugheffx-Steok-Chops-Seo Food Toke Out 8K Cofering Service RT 57-South Fulton, N.Y I Compliments MEN S SHOP N 5 Q1 Q IAP- Y 53 I - j n,!E'. . A 'Qi X 7 an ' ca v. 7 'J .QAXX 76. WU, TORE FOR MEN 81 YOUNG 55 S. FIRST ST. FULTON, N.Y. CONGRATULATIONS! Good luck requires hord work. Moy The combination of boTI1 bring you success. SAVINGS AND LOAN GOD SPEED! ASSOCIATION OF u II E D BALDWINSVILLE N BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 68 f-3 ,Uu.. -BEST OF LUCK- Harris Store Fulton, N.Y. ' THE B'VlLI.E DINER GOOD FOOD HOMEMADE PIES Confldentlally w to make Loans! EDUCATION LOANS g Will the added expense of a college educa- H! tion fit into your financial plans or wreck allows up to 6 years to repay. insurance that guarantees Also provides life and health funds to Complete Your children s education. 5 2222 . o - - I ' v-,-E.- :E.5.55,55::555:155,g3:jf,3112- :su T I S T ' I t I1 e m 7 M xdl a nd T1 me Pl a n for Ed u c a t ion aa StsL : --.-.4.-. .-.-. 44:-:-:-:-:4-:--'owgg ij f I T Ava ,J- v 0 F C E N T F' A L N EW YO F' K I MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 5 -1 ic ' O9 I R- QI 5 If RI CAMPBELL'S BIKE SHOP GOODYEAR TIRE AND TUBES COLUMBIA BIKES REPAIRS AND PARTS TO ALL MAKES 32 SOUTH FIRST STREET FULTON, NY- PHONE 592-4418 SWIECH ELECTRICAL CO 548 VOLNEY STREET TEL. 695-6240 PHOENIX, NEW YORK I3I35 MEMBER OF: TOTALLY INSURED INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF INDUSTRIAL-CONWIERCIAL ELECTRICAL INSPECTORS RESIDENTIAL WIRING is WTQT APPLIANCES SOLD AND INSTALLED ADEQUATE WIRING BUREAU OF Qgxgz QCJQCIILX ELECTRIC HEAT SOLD cmd CENTRAL NEW YORK INSTALLED T I COMPCULUENTS BEST OF LUCK ONYS GREAT BEAR FROM ITALIAN PHOENIX MEMORIAL PIZZA FARM I4 FL E -4 I ! . Ia I - ff R.D. 5 FULTON, NEW YORK POST 9955540 425 CULVERT STREET, PHOENIX LEON J. KING-COMMANDER v ,'.'. . .E J, av- E'.'.'u.o '. E . . P 3' ,II E5 Ono EE QQ? T525 ggbiv :S I-21 ogg-4 52 OE C33 2 J V4 35 PHONE: NE 5-9377 TAKE-OUT ORDERS OPEN DAILY P.M. TO I2:3O A.M OSWEGO STREET B'VILLE 163 OS CO TEL C , Q ff I X H-v o Q w w ' C TOTAL COMMUNICATIONS 713 STATE STREET PHOENIX, NEW YORK TYPEWRITER HEADQUARTERS Remington - S-C-M - Royal- Olivetti Portable - Standard - Electric RENTALS -SALES - SERVICE FULTON TYPEWRITER STORE Downtown Fulton, N.Y. Phone: 592-4604 Main Street Good Luck to All from THE PHOENIX Zi ITIL Ro Ute 57 FOODLINER Retailing . , X 1 Wgfch Und I A114 Repairing Wholesale 'L Done Jewelry 1' on Diamonds Premises ARCADI'S JEWELERS 213 W. Broadway Fulton, N.Y. LES'S T.V., INC. Soles 81 Services E I' E 4,' , s V A SRX ,F XL III, ,faq - Complimenfs of Q I JOHNSON'S . N f BARBER sl-lop 1 PHOENIX, N,Y. . , 843 820 STATE STR EET 695-6630 GARRET'S SHOES MAIN ST. PHOENIX, N.Y. if , SENECA ELECTRO COPYIST P. O. Box 83 BALDWINSVILLE NEW YORK Edna Youngs Florist .W IT as Wftwv PHONE 695-5420 PHOENIX, N.Y. WICKES ROUTE 57 SOUTH PHOENIX, NEW YORK 695-221 I Congrofulofes The CLASS OF T968 ' I ' -Q ,. ' .- 0 . a 'N' 1 Q wk E P Q. ,1 ' llf - 4 A f ,,..--' I. , Q-. f' A 1 I NJA ' .1'f . I . f II . . ff r : 7 9- 'V 4. -' ,W I I . I .,,q:' 1 A Q. 6 Q, 'Z Co., Congrgfulgfigng To INC' All Seniors cmd Our Own 7968 groducifing DI5TR'Bfl-ITOR5 members of History Club. O ROYAL TRITON GOULD NATIONAL Pfesfdenf - CHARLIE MARKS WILI-ARD Vice President - JEAN GRABOWSKI JACK MURTAGH Secrefcrry - MARSHA KORNBIUTH 1133 ERIE BLVD. Treasurer - BILL BOWMAN 475-1834 Syracuse 4, N.Y. Hisforion - PAULINE FARLING PHOENIX BUS DRIVERS' ASSOCIATION R. EDWARDS J. FINEOUT C. NEVILLE V. BELL G. GARDNER E. OJA W. WHITNEY L. HALL M. PICKREIGN W. HALL F. KNAPP K. TROWBRIDGE B. SHOECRAFT E. LIGHTHALL G. WALL V. YERDON A. MCGINLEY C. WRATTON A, ANDERSON E. MCGINLEY J. ERICKSON A, CALTABIANQ F. MCGINLEY M. PETRIE H, CLARK E. NELSON W. MCDOUGALL G, D055 I. NELSON R. SMART R. JOHST LAKELAND VOLKSWAGEN INC. DEALERS, 956 SOUTH FIRST STREET FULTON, N.Y. 592-4208 PHON E: 592-4209 592-4200 ' BEST WISHES THE CLASS OF T968 'X 3 X TO X 'T CROWNING GLORY 'Q .f f BEAUTY SALCN f X 5 BESTfrX2!r:qSHES N' 6 Q G 4 JAMES SMILEY PLUMBING LINECVSQRREY 592 6344 FULTON, N Y 209 ONEIDA ST 105 Osweggj. Phoenix NY COURTESY OF g' iiq2iV LLANSON-GLANVILLE-TAPPAN FUNERAL HOMES, INC. POLKA-DOT MR. FR NK' RESTAURANT A 5 The Home Of The Cheese Thom' Mode COLOSSE FCIYTTOUS-VVS Ship COCIST Best Wishes To The Class To CocJsT. of '68 Serving Lighf Lunches ond Dinners 303 STATE STREET All Legol Beverages FUI-TON NY 419 MAIN STREET 695 8936 PHOENIX . AL'S FLORIST I Flowers for oll X - ll I X occosaons. 96I S. FIRST ST. FULTON, N.Y. Ph. 592-7943 T COMPLIM ENTS OF THE ROCHESTER OFFICE MQW WWWU MANUFACTURERS OF FINE CLASS RINGS, ANNOUNCEMENTS, DIPLOMAS, MEDALS AND TROPHIES, TAYLOR-MADE YEARBOOKS LELAND LEE, Manager HENRY CLAY DICK IRELAND BILL HART FRANK'S 5-Mi Complignents Pizza Shop DOTY OIL Co., Inc. A Q I Qu:.:::P ' T Fulton New York IIS BRIDGE ST. PHOENIX, N.Y. Ph. 695-6945 FIREBIRD 1967-68 EXECUTIVE STAFF Pot Flemin g Bev Sanchez Co-Eclitors Sue Brown-Secretory Bcxrb Bornord-Treosurer STAFF Don Andrews - Cheryl Jessop Jim Jones - Betty Schlecht Gory Storing - Fronk Muster Mike Eggleston GOOD LUCK! H. BOWMAN and SONS Your Complete Builclin 60 YEARS OF EXPERIEN g Controctor CE -ff,,,. You'Il be proud if it's built by BOWMAN 695-6135 695-6128 DANA CLARY RICK CLOTHIER CHUCK COOK GARY COOPER JOHN HARDER JIM JONES RAY KIMBALL RODNEY SHAFFER REID SMITH BRUCE WALDRON RL ' A, 'g, VV, 'JV I, ' - , ,. L COMPLIMENTS Senior Members: ,L I .I , I I LAMBDA BETA Psl FRATERNITY President-FRANK MUSTER Vice-Pres.-JIM MCARDELL Secretory-NICK VANDERHOFF Treasurer-CARL BEATTIE Sergeontcxf Arms-AL HANCOCK Junior Membe VICTOR BELL BRAD CLARK MIKE CONSIDINE MIKE CRISAFULLI MIKE DELGUIDICE LANCE DUELL LONNIE GUNSALUS TOM MCARDELL JACK MURTAGH RICK SMITH EARL TURNER PAUL VICKERY PAUL WALDVRON cf., ,1,.. f 1 I PENNELLVILLE GOODFELLOW AGWAY SERVICE BEST WISHES FROM I0 OZQIJ-5' .1 I I1 II A ,W 'M I A , r 514 yy COMPANY ' -rj si 'IWMVII R. D.4 FULTON, NEW YORK vi? I Z ,I 75 TEL. 593-1780 I lk I If WV ' PI f ' A U gf, MY ,T, 1 I ,W ClNCOTTA'S We 5 g 5 JEwELERs f-V, X. Sw . FEED-SEED-FERTILIZER FARM SUPPLIES AND HARDWARE DIAMONDS WATCHES GRINDING SERVICE LUGGAGE CHARMS BULK DELIVERY AND GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Pennellvsule, N.Y. 13132 Ph. 695-5658 za SOUTH FIRST ST. FULTON, N.v. 9 PHOENIX AUTO PARTS law WW 813 Stcate St. Phoenix, N.Y. 695-671 1 G! r . 4 U . s 0 V, EI Cav. B 8. T SPORT SHOP 54 SOUTH FIRST ST. FULTON, NEW YORK CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1968 COMPLIMENTS OF PROWDA'S FULTON, NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF ONEIDA RIVER TAVERN ll v County Route 12 Pennellville, N.Y. Phone: 695-5718 COMPLIMENTS OF AUSTIN'S SUNOCO SERVICE Phone: 592-5438 Best Wishes to the Closs of 1968 From: BURTON 8. LOOMIS, INC. PONTIAC at RAMBLER DEALER FULTON, N.Y. COMPLIMENTS OF M. GOLDBERG 81 SONS METCALFE'S SHOE STORE FURNHURE A GOOD STORE AppUANCES 'N A ELooR COVERING GREAT COMMUNITY 63 5, Fi,-Sf 51, Teen-oge Chorge Accounts Accepted! Fulton, N.Y. 1 7 South pirsf Ph.: 592-6414 - - Fulton, New York COMPLIIVIENTS OF ALL LEGAL BEVERAGES PLUS IO4 LOCK STREET 695 8965 MOSHIER'S TAVERN LU sENloR uv GIRLS SUE PAT LYN DA S A MARY MARSHA DONNA MILLIE BEV KATHY LYN CHERIE SONIA PAM DEB BETTY DI JAN IVIARILEE COIVIPLIMENTS OF THE PHOENIX CENTRAL SCHOOL TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION ' l I EI IX RUTH L. WILLIAMS INSURANCE AND I all CQ REAL ESTATE Compliments of HOPKIN'S .R O 57 FUNERAL HOME fl I ,L Lody Attendont , -Sl! Phoenix, New York They sholl beot their swords into plow shores Crnd their spears into pruning hooks, ond they Sholl mcike wor no longer. , 4' 'I ly Y ly A53 ' arid jewels? JEQLSJSTQIRT 57. SEE! TI-IE FABULOUS Of, Cggkx NEW IMPALA CUSTOM COUPE lk Ixxlgpk N CHEVELLE URM CHEVY II J Ulu MDV JAY'-N5 Q WXQFY i 4 F JOE B MBARD Q, O CULVERT STREET PHOENIX 172 BEST WISHES MOSHIER'S WEST PHOENIX TO THE CLASS OF 68 PALERMO MARKET TAVE RN .'f'?34-f'f- Q V: N ff W T ' ' ' 9 ,tw N K , 'pu-1 BEST WISHES FROM BEAUTY SHOPPE BIDDLECOM ROAD PENNELLVILLE, N.Y. T 115 MN T as 5 P' R f' VlV'S Q' 14 1 ' x x 695-5684 109 WEST LOCK ST Ph 695 8941 C g T I T' s cmd Success To The Clos f 68 691.5 PHOENIX LION'S CLUB HARGRAVE'S PHARMACY RVIC 'af ' ' 59 6 X o -2951, 'PUG S109 II3 WEST BROADWAY FULTON, NEW YORK Phone 592-4031 HERRON'S FABRIC CENTER 20 South St. Fulton, N.Y. BELTS, BUCKLES, BUTTONS COVERED COMPLETE LINE OF SEWING NOTIONS AND DRAPERY HARDWARE WE CUSTOM-MAKE SLIP COVERS AND DRAPES DRESS, SLIPCOVER, DRAPERY ond UPHOLSTERY FABRICS X COMPLIMENTS OF PENOYER Moron INC. CONGRA,,,,A,,ONS I:OUI'TI'I FUITOFI, Ph. 592-4470 LINCOLN FROM MERCURY CHARLIE WILLIAMS ond COMET EUGENE'S SHOE REPAIR ZIPPERS-CUFFS-ELBOW ' CANVAS REPAIRS Rf, 2I5 WEST BROADWAY FULTON, N.Y. fx A 'QR ' COMPLIMENTS OF 308 W. Broodwoy and Fulton, N.Y. WINCHELL FURNITURE and APPLIANCES Best Wishes from PENNELLVILLE VOLUNTEER FIREMEN'S ASSOCIATION AND LADIES' AUXILIARY SOPRANOS Betty Schlecht Linda Turner Pom Ingham Kathy Dietz Murcia Kerber Cheryl Strough TENORS Sherry Vickery Gary Scholes Gary Howe Everett Bassett Leigh Schenck Mike Forun Deon Aiverson :I lf! ' Q1 . JO f if fi M M if if 1-4' VD 4 A X f XJ! V . ' ' , t, , M fb, I ffjfifif Ulf! K1 fi Q, N Connie Hubbard ,. S L , ,if i P' .f Q ,- , ,f , . 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K' and Q99 50 s 7g s K -'rf J tg Efmwq :I u- -.H 1 p QQJEI5 44, xx DN5W Hog and the members of THE FHA CLUB THE PENNELLVILLE REBELS ' THE OFFICERS PERRY BIANCAVILLA DOUG CRANER CHARLES MARKS DANIEL MILLS THE RANKS MITCH BULLIS RICHARD BISHOP RICKEY DI SALVO BOB INGERSON CHARLIE JAMESON STEVE MARYINUK I I I I I 4 . 12, -.TS ' v I I. E T J ' ai? Hrs E , I T SAICA gtiinf Q , I f it iiA .E my 'lifff ,-. ' -515115 ..,.-.' 3 I-.13 BA' Ill 'Z 'isrVras . .,,,. '-'... 1 ,.- It jg 4':'14.'ngj':nga4 ,u-:- --. v-a ... - ..- wf '-I'fi-.LQ'-1J.w.gg.f1:4fa4-235-zfpw,-aim-3253 PEP SQUAD , I. ' ' m-4'dfve:3:.2'f,z13mef--' -'J-'-fi:-::: 2 -. gcxfimvif-1-2-c:f+! - -'lf-few , f 2:fQ4 a94-'u:.1:- , v v 4 Q,-.Q-1-'ffG'I t 'ff' Q '.. ' f ,X A :1gg 4:N' . fyflyl 1, - 1 In ii' N T? W' ' E 1 W4Z07 '3Yn'N r s Y .,,, '+waMy:9f MEM . I iilf-iii-: . f v ' A' C77 A 4 Z-ANI: . 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