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

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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

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