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

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his inability to sing to John Rowland who could use the talent. BOB INGERSON leaves P.C.S. to his little sister, Sherry, and anyone else who can take it. CARLENE ISHAM leaves this school after thirteen years to whoever wants it. JoANN JOHNSON leaves her brother, Leslie, the joy of having the same homeroom two years in a rowg her drivers license: and Phoenix. MARY ELLEN KANE leaves Phoenix school to Ann and Sherry. HARRY KELLOG leaves bus 25 for what's left of itl to Mrs. Hall. MARY KETCHAM leaves Phoenix to her three sisters. JUDY KIRKPATRICK leaves her sister, Patty, to take her place making things difficult for Mr. Smith. DICK KLINE leaves his place on the wrestling team to anyone who can fill the vacancy. JUNE KICKERBOCKER leaves the confusion, happiness, very unusual situations, and all of the wonderful memories of abroad with AFS to P.C.S.'s next student to go overseas. CONNIE KUZAWSKI leaves her knowledge and the talented Mr. Knowlton to Madeline Rizzo and Frankie, Jimmy, and Joey Pietrowicz. IRMA LANGDON leaves her history class to Barry Allen. ELAINE LIMA leaves P.C.S. to her cousin Rich who deserves it. LOU LITCHISON leaves the Hon. Mr. Ron Smith his books of passes, which are his anyway. MYLO LOUGH leaves Phoenix halls to his sister Marline and wishes her good luck. LINDA LOVE leaves history to anyone who can take it and pass lt. ANNE LUKE leaves with the suggestion that all oboes be abolished. BARRY MACK leaves running. BILL MARTIN leaves his gym locker to his cousin. MARILYN MATZKE leaves with all her possessions and as fast as she can. JIM McARDELL leaves Mr. LeBoeuf for Chuck Keener. JOAN McGlNLEY Ieavesall her long morning bus rides to any- one who thinks he can get up early enough to catch them. JIM MERCER leaves all his mechanical drawing equipment to Kurt Schmidtmann if it's not stolen before then. BILL MINOTA leaves the action of Phoenix to his little brother. TOM MINTONYE just leaves. JUDY MORGAN leaves Mr. Charles to the next unsuspecting trig classf' ' RICK MOSHER leaves Mr. Provost to anyone who can handle him. MIKE MURPHY leaves his infinite wisdom and golden tongue to his brother Tom, who is in dire need of both. KATHY MURTAGI-I leavesmalrlgthe old peanut butter-and-jelly sandwiches in her locker tQJohQ-ljlardergq BONNIE NARDOZZI leaves all her happy school days to the jolly juniors. ANDI PARKER leaves Phoenix Central School at the mercy of another up-and-coming Parker by the name of Wendy Ann. PAT PEARSON leaves her ability to have wild parties on weekends to Judi Waldron. SANDY PEEK leaves a crumpled French horn and a trail of orange peels. BETTY PIERCE leaves the school system to Barbara Burdick. MARGIE POTTER leaves the PTA to perpetuate itself. SUE POTUCEK leaves Miss Kuehner to next,year's seniors to take care of in gym. TOM PROUTY leaves a little of his weight to Gary Stupp. GEORGE PROCKUP leaves a screwy shop locker to anyone who wants it. MARIA RANIERI leaves her sister all her shorthand and typing ability. LEE RATHBUN leaves Phoenix Central to Bud and Frank to try to get in as much trouble as she did. ' LORI RATHBUN leaves Frank and Bud the many happy years of high school. SUE REED leaves her gym suit to be burned in the main office on graduation day. LINDA REGAL leaves Mr. Smith in the hands of her many sisters and brother who are quite capable of keeping him in his usual state of confusion. ERNIE RENFREW leaves to live and let live. DOUG RICHARDS leaves his onion shovel to Bruce Waldron. BARB RIDGWAY leaves her quietness to Sharon Sterling. DONNA RITCHIE leaves her ability in Math ll to anyone who is stupid enough to take it. DEBBIE ROBBINS leaves her ambition and get-up-and-go to anyone who is stupid enough to want it. SHARON ROOKEY leaves Linda Mintonye the great study hall 7 of 20 . RALPH SALOTTO leaves the office to anyone who wants to go there. NANCY SCHMIDT leaves her muscles to Patty Henderson who could use them. RICK SCHMIDTMANN leaves to the principal all the memories of all the times he didn't catch him. KATHY SHEDRICK leaves her laugh to anyone who can remember it. CAROL SIDMAN leaves Phoenix Central to Bill Cosby so he can get some laughs as she did with Junior Barnes. LEO SIDMAN leaves bus 25 to anyone who can push and shove enough to get a seat. KATHY SNOGLES leaves her ability to type to Sue Andrews who is certainly going to need it. PAUL STELTZER leaves his ability to finger things out to Ron Gowdy who desperately needs it. LIZ STOUTENGER leaves P.C.S. to her brother Lloyd and wants to see if he can make it out in 70. Good luck! CHERYL STROUGH leaves skipping down the ol' halls of P.C.S. to Pat Durr, who seems to be taking over the position anyway. A RUSSEL STROUGH leaves his talent for walking into closed doors to Dick DenBleyker who already has a deficit of co- ordination. JEAN TENHUNDFELD leaves anything worthwhile in Phoenix to Vicki Balducci. FRED THOMPSON leaves his English ll class to his younger brother, Mark. CONNIE TOMB leaves all the luck in the world to anyone who has trouble in history. EARL TURNER leaves a wad of gum to his homeroom teacher. MIKE VanCLEAF leaves all the smoke in the boys' room to anyone who needs it. NICK VanderHOFF leaves Riverside to Paul Vickery. DICK VanEPPS leaves his locker to himself for next year . . . just in case. STEPH WALDRON leaves the confusion of being Class Trea- surer to any junior who can handle it. GLENN WALTS leaves his skills to anyone who deserves such punishment. JIM WALTS just leaves. BEV WARR-EN leaves Phoenix to her sister, Liz. TEDDI WEAVER leaves her Black Jack gum to anyone who wants it. A WANDA WELLER leaves Phoenix at 50 mph in reverse for Baldwinsville. ' FRAN WH ELPLY leaves two jeeps and four men to Joyce Staur- ing, who surely will like it. ' DALE WILKINSON leaves school work to anyone who wants it. JoANN WILLIAMS leaves with a lot of fun but not much knowledge. JACKIE WILLIAMSON leaves a can of Ban deodorant for her sister Melody's gym class. U NANCY WOOD leaves the nice school lunches to her sister Dawn. JOAN WOODWORTH leaves shop class to Bill Regan. Lastly, we hereby appoint the Junior Class executors of this, our last will and testament. In witness whereof we have set our hands on the day of June in the year of Our Lord, nineteen hundred and sixty-nine. ' fi lillikx SIGNED, CLASS OF 1969 WITNESSES: CLASS OF 1970 CLASS OF 1971

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SENIOR CLASS WILL 'iii- F3! ijt W r l.2.I.tIi.Q-e. f f.-T-1--. We, the Class of 1969 of Phoenix Central School, Village of Phoenix, Town of Schroeppel, County of 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 just 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: IEAFLRY ALLEN leaves the fort and all its good times to Neal and au . DAVE ALSEVER leaves these halls of ivy to his little sister Colleen and the rest of the Alsever clan. CDEIaNdALVERSON leaves his hair to Mr. Provost when he gets ra e . MARILYN ANDERSON leaves Mr. Smith with a fair dinkum Australian accent. CONNIE ARCADI leaves her long brown hair to anyone with spirit enough to disprove the statement that blondes have more fun. PEGGY ASKEW leaves Kurt Fenske to all the teachers that can stand him. BONNIE AUSTIN leaves Pattie Durr all the fun she had in her senior year. KEVIN BAILEY leaves the school to any bike that can blow off his Trail 90. DONNA BAKER leaves, knowing her friends are behind her. GORDON BALCOM leaves all the noon-time passes for Mr. Pierce's Room to anyone smart enough to get them. AMIE BARKER leaves the school to whoever wants it. RICHARD BATEMAN leaves P.C.S. for the last time. CARL BEATTIE leaves Phoenix, headed for B'ville and what seems to be a better way. RITA BELL leaves for something better. CINDY BISHOP leaves some of her hair to all the men teach- ers who need it. CLARENCE BLAIR -leaves all his homework to Carol so that she won't get lonesome next year. MARY BLAKE leaves a can of Right Guard to Keitha Yerdon for use in her future gym classes. ETEVE BORTE leaves his size 6Vz sneakers to Dick DenBley- er. KAREN BORTHWICK leaves her peanut-butter-and-jelly sand- rvichres to anyone who can stand them for twelve years for unc . WAYNE BRECKENRIDGE leaves P.C.S. in about the Same condition as when he came. SHARON BREEN leaves her used shorthand notebooks to Deb Rawson and her job at Reed's Cleaners to Betty Stevens lGood luckll. DOUG BROWN leaves his hall locker to next year's sopho- mores. PAT BROWN leaves P.C.S., knowing she will use her education to the fullest advantage. JIM BUCHANAN leaves Charlie Lasher his size-12 track shoes and hopes he can fill them. PAUL BUSH leaves the tallest locker to Gary Lowe. IQVENDY BUTLER leaves good old P.C.S. to sisters Sally and andy. CAL CALTABIANO leaves Mr. Smith's band class for a decent lunch period. HARPO CARPENTER leaves his seat at the Polka Dot to Big John and the Toad. BRIAN CASWELL bequeaths to any junior who appreciates fine literature the Complete Book of Proverbs Spoken by Wilfred Farrell. CINDY CLARK just leaves. JOAN CLARK leaves this school to Chris Minota. FAY COFFEY leaves Mr. Schwartzwalder to anyone who can take him. EDDIE COLLINS leaves a space in the school parking lot to Fred Bidwell. RICHIE COLLINS leaves the old halls of ivy to see what the world has to offer. DAWN CONRAD leaves her ability to cope with situations to anyone who is dumb enough to undertake it. JIM CROMBACH leaves the aroma of the boys' locker room to anyone who can stand it. DAVE CROMIE leaves the left-tackle position to anyone who can fill it. . WAYNE CRUTCHLEY leaves his No.50 uniform and position as right guard to anyone who thinks he can fill it. LAURA CZIRR leaves all her time spent roaming the halls to her sister. JANA DAVIS leaves her checkered gym socks to Betty Stevens. NANCY DAY just hopes to leave. MIKE DelGUlDlCE leaves theGlorious Halls of Ivy to Patty Durr and the rest of the junior and sophomore girls to blossom and beautify. , BRIAN DICK leaves his basketball uniform No. 22 to his little brother and hopes he can fill it better. KATHY DIETZ just leaves, and couldn't be happier about it. JACKIE DISALVO leaves her marks to anyone who wants to study. ' JUDY DRYDEN leaves her puffs to Cindy Eggleston, who can use the experience. JIMMIE DURR leaves the varsity basketball team to Coach Provost who might be able to salvage something. DALE DYER leaves her business courses to her brother Chipper and Karen Waldron. CATHY EGGLESTON leaves the greatness of being seniors to Judy, Cindy, Michelle, and Ann, who will surely do their best. CHERYL ENDERSBEE leaves Jackie Snow, Phoenix, and all her buddies future happiness. JANET FARNHAM leaves trusty old 21 to Bonnie, and her dirty old gym socks to Miss Kuehner. PATTIE FENTON leaves her gym suit and Miss Kuehner to her sister Nancy. BRENDA FLETCHER leaves Gary Lowe one year of guaranteed square-dancing lessons. JASPER FRATELLO just leaves. JOHN GILBERT leaves a bunch of wild kids on bus 20 to anyone who wants them. KATHY GILBERT leaves her gym locker to anyone who really wants it. BILL GOLDYCH leaves all the football equipment that he can't carry, even his socks. FRANK GRABOWSKI leaves his golfing ability to anyone who's really that bad off to want it. MIKE GRECO leaves all the teachers to his sisters, Marsha and Marilyn, and his brother, Marting they can have them. RICK GREENIER leaves Chris Minota. Louise Sturge, and Keitha Yerdon the ashes of his school booksg the school, he just leaves. PAT GUERIN leaves all the fun she's had in Phoenix to her little sister Donna. CINDY HAMILTON leaves Miss Kuehner with Meg, Maureen, and Renie to help cause the trouble that she did. NANCY HAMILTON leaves to be with her husband. AL HANCOCK leaves Toad and Big John the PoIkaDot for their convenience. SALLY HANEY leaves Phoenix to the five remaining Haneys. LORI HELBOCK leaves a bottle of Scope to certain teachers. LEE HOOD leaves Terry Reid his bottle of Black. SUE HOPKINS leaves her height to Vic Bell who she hopes will use it to its full capacity. JIMMIE HOUSE leaves some of his weight to Martin Greco who needs it. BOB HUTCHINSON, being of unsound mind and body, leaves

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