Red Creek Central High School - Centralite Yearbook (Red Creek, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1970 volume:

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Perhaps most significant are those parts of the chapter which we write during our youth. This is truly the chapter of that book which is a moment to remember for all. r . J ' Contents y Forward 2 Kp Dedication 4 ■K Introduction 5 Elementary 7 High School 23 ) Classes 31 Seniors 43 Organizations 57 Sports 69 •- Music. 83 Services 89 j i Advertisements 95 z Senior Directory 1 19 Dedication Robert J. Verburg Often times a man ' s worth is measured in terms of the dollars and cents he contributes to society, other times by some famous act that he performs. However, often those who make the greatest contribution, that of oneself, go unsung. This year we, the members of The Class of 1970, are proud to present the dedication of this edition of the Centralite to a man whom we feel has contributed much to make ours a better and safer world in which to live. Through his continuing efforts many students leave R,C.C.S. each year with a better knowledge of the roads on which we travel daily. In sincere appreciation of the efforts that you have expended we, The Class of 1970, wish to dedicate this Centralite to you, Mr. Robert J, Verburg. A Moment to Remember When the man took our picture. A Moment to Remember . . . .where you put your lunch money. . . . Where the letters are on the machine. . . .what you learned in class ELEMENTARY It is the job of Elementary Supervisor, Mr. Edward Furletti, to maintain a proper and whole- some atmosphere for the students in grades K-6. In addition to serving as principal for the M. W. Cuyler Elementary School, he is also the principal at the Fair Haven Elementary School. Mr. Richard Westover is the Head Teacher at the Fair Haven Elementary School. He handles any problems that arise while Mr. Furletti is at the Cuyler School, EDWARD FURLETTI RICHARD WESTOVER V LAURIE BONES 6 BEVERLY CAMP 2 1 LOUISE BUCKMAN 5 ALLAN CASE 6 CLARA BURGHART 5 JOAN CASE 1 ROBERT BURLEW 3 LOIS CHAFFEE 2 HELEN CRAINE Physical Education MARY CRAINE Nurse HELEN CRANE Speech Therapist DOROTHY DEN MAN 1st Grade JUNE FOLNSBEE Kindergarten HAZEL FRALICK 4th Grade PETER FRIEDMAN Psychologist DIANE GARVILLA 5th Grade ROBERT GREGG 6th Grade BARBARA GUTHRIE 2nd Grade DONALD HARTLEY Physical Education FLORENCE HOFF 2nd Grade DOROTHY HUDSON 3 MARY JONES 4 DOROTHY KING Remedial Reading BARBARA KNOX 1 RACHEL LUNKENHEIMER Kindergarten SHARON MARTIN Pre-Fiist Grade ELLEN MEAD Art EVELYN NORTHRAP 3 10 JAMES PALMER 3rd CAROL PARSONS 3rd DARLENE RETCHLESS 1st KAREN ROBINSON 5th KATHRYN TORBA 4th DOROTHY WIGGINS Kindergarten Mrs. Fo Ins bee ' s Kindergarten ROW 1; D. Ford, L. Goodwine, J. Penta, J. Ketchum, D. Guernsey. ROW 2: Mrs. Folnsbee, D. Timerson, P. Gardner, K. Gardner, R. Tompkins, T, Drexler, M. Bumen, L. vaker. ROW 3: XI. Hunting- ton, J. Craine, C. Todd, J. Bailey, L. Parker, ' . Crocker, T. StevMis, A. Gaines, L, Leach. ROW 4: J. Gams, R. Soules, C, Brown, K. Beckley, A. Merrill, C. Snyder, E. Reynolds, C. Bourgeois, T. Markowski. Mrs. Wallace ' s Kindergarten ROW 1: K. Kimball, C. Besaw, D. Sey- more, N, Gams, M. Taft, M, VanHora, L. Phelps, P, Craine. ROW 2: Mrs. Wallace, T. Rouse, G. Lester, S. Stanley. R. Hill. J. Hartiey, T. FraUck, K. VanAmburg, M. Fabrizio, J. Verburg, ROW 3: C. Skinner, U. Hull, H. Famham, P. Barker, M. Lindboe. C. Lachnicht. T. Acome, J. Blanchard. Mrs. Wiggins ' Kindergarten ROW 1: R. Brooks. T. Chapman, R. Lind- sley. ROW 2: Mrs. Wiggins, D. Baker. R. Soules, B. Fisher. R. Houghtaling, L. Gadiarto, C. Olson, V. Acome. ROW 3: M. Mosher. C. PoweU, R. House, L. Dowd. ]. Francisco, V. Thomas, W. Goodwine, K. Hotaling, S. VanNorstrand. ROW 4: C. Riano, J. Gardner, G. Love- land. E. Bishop, W. Smith, G. Corsene. H. Hall, P. Cuatt. Mrs. Case ' s First Grade FRONT ROW: D. Lash, E. Bailey, L. Richardson. ROW 2: Mrs. Case, L. Rotach, M. Burghdurf, D. Crocker, S. Skinner, B. Garnet, T. Burrowes, H. Fisher. ROW 3: T. Seay, B. Ferris, W. Yerdon, G. Mules, S. Saunders, C. Walker, S. Swope, H. Murrell, J. Beckley. ROW 4: T. Jordon, L. Gregg, M. Kyle, V. Cooper, T. Bond, C. Sherman, S. Keeling, M. Peltier. Mrs. Knox ' s First Grade FRONT ROW: Mrs. Knox, C. Krul, G. Daniels, J. Richardson, V. Drexler, M. VVilliamson, W. Dates, K. Burnett. ROW 2: J. Dowd, S. House, H. Hill. D. Sampson, M. Markowski, M. Jewell, L. Richichi, T. Parsons, B. Welch. ROW 3: H. Melvin, M. Haas, A. Bailey, L. Cunningham, S. Keeling, J. Goodwine, T. Smith, R. Newport, M. McCane. Mrs. Martin ' s First Grade FRONT ROW: L. Standbrook, J. Melvin, D. Parsons, M. Krais. ROW 2: Mrs. Martin, B. Penta, R. Paige, L. Abbott, C. Johnson, L. Halstead, J. Miller. ROW 3: E. Anderson, C. Bouer, N. Haas, R. Brooks, F. Smith, R. Ketchum. i 13 Mrs. Retchless ' First Grade FRONT: VV. Wheeler. ROW 2: Mrs. Retchless, L. Hicks, K. LaRocque, S. Geer, T. Abrams, S, Gregg, H. Fisher, K. Burrowes. ROW 3: J. Darling, S. Cooper, T. Tilebein, L. Whiting, B. Johnson, L. Bailey, K. Younglove, W. Ball, T. Schneible. ROW 4: M. Gasbarro, M. Lewis, L. Coleman, K. Hallier, P. Caster, T. Murphy, V. Weed, P. Horn. Miss Camp ' s Second Grade FRONT ROW: D. Lindsley, T. Johnson, T. Parsons. ROW 2: Miss Camp, V. Abrams, J. Foster, D. Markowski, D. Neal, D. Curtis, K. Hollier, V. Palmer. ROW 3: J. Seay, P. Pearl, D. Mattice, M Brown, A. Younglove, C. Craine, D. Burghdurf, T. Krais, C. King. ROW 4: R. Crocker, H. Acome, L. Paige, S. Whitcomb, A. Palmer, A. Richardson, K, Reilly, D. Gasbarro. Mrs. Guthrie ' s Second Grade FRONT: R. Guernsey. ROW 2: Mrs. Guthrie, P. Books, S. Penta, G. Lash, M. Forsythe, T. Hougtaling, D. Sprague. ROW 3: M. Wiggins, C. Fisher, D. Howell, T. Weistner, D. Seymour, M. Veley, D. Crawford, L. Blanchard. ROW 4: D. Whiting, T. Burghdurf, B. Thomas, B. Taft, R. Morley, D. Bailey, R. Dates. 14 Mrs. Hoffs Second Grade ROW 1: T. Hanlon, W. Humphrey, D. Ford. C, Fralick, D. Brooks. ROW 2: Mrs. Hoff, S. Besaw, S. Zukousky, S. Fillingham, L. VanHout, S. Gasbaro, L. Lash. ROW 3: C. Williams, S. Richard- son, T. Beckley, T. Bauer, C. Sherman, C. Timerson, D. Rouse. ROW 4: H. Smith, S. Wiggins, M. Bailey, R. Gams, D. Corsette, R, Fitch, M. Hotali ng. Mr. Bur lew ' s Third Grade ROW 1: B. Murrell, L. Decker, T. Henderson. ROW 2: Mr. Burlew, J. Murphy, C. Cooper, E. Whitcomb, B. McCane, V. Neal, L. Tompkins, T. Gardner. ROWS: F. Newport, D. Lindsley, J. Mack, T. Hotaling, D. Seymour, R, Jones, P. Kyler, D. Stand- brook, L, Richardson. ROW 4: S. Dallas, L. Williamson, L. Curtis, J. Forsythe, C. O ' Neal, D. Powel, M. Jordan, M. Huntington. Mrs. Northrop ' s Third Grade ROW 1: C. Abrams, A. Merrill, A. Henwood, S. Caster, J. Martin. ROW 2: Mrs. Northrap, T. Fralick, J. Richardson, C. Case, J. Melvin, B. Ketchum, E. Gardner, D. Lash. ROW 3: D. Hakes, A. King, C. Green, J. Dowd, M. Murphy, R. Cole, S. Stockledger, L. Harley, P. Schneible. ROW 4: C. Parsons, D. Greeg, E. Johnson, L. Pople, B. Peltier, F. Joslyn, S. Riano, W. Coleman. IS FRO Retcl Geer K. B Coo] John Ball M, Casi Mr. Palmer ' s Third Grade ROW 1: T. Thomas, M. Perkins, D. Capron, M. Enos. ROW 2: D. Miller, L. Knight, B. Guernsey, J. Gardner, N. Thomas, C. Taft. FRC T. Abr Ne; RO Bro Bui R. Wl K. Mrs. Parsons ' Third Grade ROW 1: S. Swope. P. Seay, J. Parsons, K. Ingleston, J. Rouse. ROW 2: Mrs. Parsons, R. Daratt, L. Pople, D. Van- Amburg, S. Younglove, C. Mattice, C. Lewis, L. Wiestner. ROW 3: C. Palmer, T. Prudom, S. Beneway, L. Francisco, K. Parks, J. Hanlon, M. Kyle, S. Anderson, C. Riano. ROW 4: M. Carney, R. Saunders, T, Perry, D. Drexler, A. Griffis, T. Cosser. K. LaQuay, J. Bishop. Mrs. Jones ' Fourth Grade ROW 1: M. Bellamy, R. Li ndsay, T. Cunningham, A. Richardson, J. Besaw, T. Kleege. ROW 2: Mrs, Jones, C. Randell, W. Fralick, B. Johnson, F. Murrel, J. Case, A. Lindboe, V. Knox. ROW 3: T. Coleman, T. Jordan, T. Harper, B. Dates, S. Van Norstrand, S. Cole, T. Van Dyke, M. Sampson, A. Sliter. ROW 4: M. Richardson, D, Hall, D. Bakers, T. Bower, L. Bingham, K. Crawford, K. Dallas, J. Williamson. 14 16 Mrs. Torba ' s Fourth Grade ROW 1: D. Abrams, D. Smith, R. Fillingham, K. Gaddy. ROW 2: Mrs, Torba, J. Soft, R, Humphrey, T. Zukevsky, R. Sherman, R. Dopp, John Richardson, K. Houghtaling. ROW 3: S. Switzer, J. Dowd, L. Mattice, K. Hotaling, C. Hoas, D. Lash, T. Clack, S. Yerdon, D. Younglove. ROW 4: M. Bacon, A. Joslyn, D. Parsons, M. Fabrizio, R. Palmer, ]. Melvin, J. Whitcomb, R. Hickman. L I J I Mrs. Weaver ' s Fourth Grade ROW 1: B. Brooks, L. Waiters, W. Penta, E. Hyvonen, J. Dates, M. Abrams. ROW 2: Mis. Weaver, C. Parsons, R. Haas, M. Gaber, R. Shultz, S. Flowers, A. Baker, T. Younglove. ROW 3: M. Murphy, M, Jewell, C. Smith, P. Fields, M. Gasbarro, J. Forsythe, L. Drake, K. Cooper, T. Burghdurf, T. Broods, C. Hotaling, M. Besaw, L. Sampson, H. Leach, C. Pople. 1 ' r ra i irsataBm Mrs. Buckman ' s Fifth Grade ROW 1: Randy Neal, Forrest Dates. ROW 2: Sheila Williams, Kim Lofft, Steven Curtis, Ronald Mules, Penny Palmer, Peter Lunkenheimer, Patricia Skinner. ROW 3: Harry Thomas, Kenneth Hall, Lloyd Gardner, Michael Murphy, Pennie Wilson, Ross Younglove, Dawn Randall, Sheryl Coleman, Dorothy Seay. ROW 4: Donna Hamlett, Grace Humphrey, Keith Soft, Terri Ferris, Mark Fabrizio, Rhonda Martin, Reginer Richardson, Tracy Greco. 17 Mrs. Garvilla ' s Fifth Grade FRONT ROW: R. Blanchard, R. Carney, A. Hazlewood, R. Pards. ROW 2: Miss Garvilla, C. Vanderwalker, D. Zukoosky, C. Welty, F. Vicarelli, S. Foster, T. Crowell, R. Abrams. ROW 3: R. Parks, C. Stanley, D. Craddock, M, Kyle, K, Burghdurf, K. Williamson, C. Blathers, C. Whiting, B. Tompkins. ROW 4: J. Viele, M, Facteau, D. Folnsbee, D. Doughty, B. Gams, G. Case, J. Dallas, C. Rowland, Mrs. Robinson ' s Fifth Grade FRONT ROW: M, Capron, S. Smith, W, Crowell, T. Caster, 2nd ROW: Mrs, Robinson, S. Stevenson, T, Bernt, R, Drexler, M, Fabrizo, P, Casilo, K. Forsythe, L, Sherman. 3rd ROW: P. Lyons, A, Collins, R. Baker, V, Blanchard, J. Williams, K. Kyler, J, Stothard, F. Dowd, J. Johnson, 4th ROW: D. Bacon, B. McNeil, J. McBride, D. VanWie, B, Henderson, B, Pople, D. Hickman, M. Huntington. Mrs. Bones ' Sixth Grade FRONT ROW: C. Warters, D, Baker, H. Hanlon, T. Enos, L, Cosser. ROW 2: P. Szuba, J. Blanchard, V. Peltier, M. Besaw, K, Dates, S. Fisher, B. Dates, ROW 3: R. Richardson, V, Terwilliger, B, Reitz, S. Huntington, D. Henderson, P. Schneible, F. Rotach, D, Pople, B. Stevens. ROW 4: T, Rowland, J. Stevenson, S. VanHout, B. Cunningham, B. Shove, S. VanAmburg, D. Neal, M. Syrell. 18 Mr. Case ' s Sixth Grade FRONT ROW: D. Durell, C. Brooks, R. Marsh, I. Timerson, K. Reilly. ROW 2: Mr. Case, G. Garrad, C. Pople, R. Cunningham, M. Parker, V. Ludden, P. Soule, H. Burgdurf. ROW 3: R, Young- love, T. Richardson, Y. Rouse, R. Shultz, M. Burnett, D. Bishop, M. Prudom, R. Bigelow, J. Sherman. ROW 4: D. Seay, J. Seymour, C. Grooms, J. Nodine, P. Craine, S. Parsons, K. King, S. Blythers. Mr. Gregg ' s Sixth Grade FRONT ROW: L. Krul, R. Leach, D. Beams. ROW 2: R. Gregg, J. Fitch, A. Stanley, T. Palmer, M. Hornburg, D. Craine, J. Ferris, M. Jordan. ROW 3: S. Henry, M. Radley, C. Hakes, H. Coleman, F. Griffis, R. Palone, J. Lewis, K. Mack, C. Williams. ROW 4: A. Kyler, S. Guthrie, J. Francisco, J. Pisher, J. O ' Brien, M. Caster, E. New- port, I. Farnham. Start reading right here. 19 Mrs. Lunkenheimer s Kindergarten ROW 1: L. Malcott, R. Merz, C. Johnson, C. Horn, T. Grant. ROW 2: M. Webster, E. Schwarz, G. Vine, R. Rosetti, M. Osterhaudt, J. Jensen. ROW 3: G, Han- ford, D. Kingsley, T. Stanton, E. Waldron, K. MacLennan, S. Child. Mrs. Denman ' s First Grade ROW 1: J. Simpkins, W. Westover. ROW 2: Mrs. Gilmer, M. Lindo, B. Hudson, E. Cummings, S. Parsons, P. DeForest, M. Myers. ROW 3: K, O ' Connor, R. Abbott, H. Jenson, T. Lindo, D. Hicks, D. Kyler, D. Sutterby. ROW 4: C. Carr, S. StPhillips, M. Logucz, S. Horn, V. Borden, H. Malcott, K. Tomko. Miss Chaffee ' s Second Grade ROW 1: J. Kingsley, J. Sherman, D. Demarest, W. Vine. ROW 2: Miss Chaffee, C. Schneider, J. Parkhurst, B. Hudson, J. Grant, J. Chase, E. Moshier. ROW 3: H. Lagoe, M. Thomas, P. Westover, M. Myers, J. Wright, A. Ellis, D. Lyon. ROW 4: A. Windnagle, W, Roden, T. Mclntyre, T. Switzer, C. DeForest, J. Roberts, D. Garner. ABSENT: R. Raponi, R. Langworthy, S. Hall. 20 Mrs. Hudson ' s Third Grade ROW 1: C. Sherman, T. Rasbeck, J. Cooper. ROW 2: Mrs. Hudson, S. Kingsley, C. Vine, L. Lindo, D. Kingsley, S. Malcott, C. Money, C. Morris. ROW 3: R. Myers, S. Cooper, L. Kock, R. Myers, S. Davis, S. Hadcock, T. Lozier, T. Moore. ROW 4: C. Child, W. Pitts, A. Abbot, R. Halstead, M. Waldron, M. Hicks, P. Rasbeck, J, Roden. ABSENT: P. Hall. r LolBW i W m£.. l t. ,, r i« Lki 1.1 ' fi ' ; t FAIR HAVEN . ff A . 1 ELEMENTARY If 1 H l .969-70 SCHOOL j J Afri-. Fr a lick ' s Fourth Grade ROW 1: Mrs. Fralick, K. Lafft, M. Webster, K. Howell, C. Deforest, R. Malcott, T. Lozier, P. Simpkins, R. Wright. ROW 2: L. Zukovski, J. Lockwood, J. Pettit, C. Lorenz, L. Osterhoudt, C. Pitts, R. Jenson, L. LaRock. ROW 3: E. Wallace, W. Schneider, J. Wheeler, J. McMillen, D. Roden, H. Brooks, T. Lyons. Mrs. Burghart ' s Fifth Grade ROW 1: P. Sheldon, B. Simpkins, M. Mclntyre, L. Penit. ROW 2: Mrs. Burghart, R. York, D. Demarest, M, Hicks, L. Vogel, L. Waldron, P. Parsons, D. Malcott. ROW 3: R. Moore, L. Henderson, N. Chillson, T. Moshier, C. Morris, W. Mclntyre, J. Borden, J. Shaw, C. Child. ROW 4: J. O ' Connor, B, Keville, J. O ' Connor, C. Wheeler, A. DeForest, J. Pettit, J. Hadcock, C. Jenson. ABSENT: L. Vickery, R. Raponi, J. Sherman, D. Hall. 2 Mr. We stover ' s Sixth Grade ROW 1, L to R: Mr. Westover, T. Wright, L. Webster, D. Park, D. Simpkins, J. Stannard, ROW 2: R. Howell, J. Kingsley, T. Liddle, L, Vogel, C. Wright, J. Field. ROW 3: A. Windnagle, C. York, T, Hicks, D. Park, J. Deferio, E. St. Phillips, S. Mclntyre. ABSENT: M. Fineout. HIGH SCHOOL 23 RALPH D, DeMAS RICHARD F. WITTER NORA S. DeMAS LOUIS R. RODER Our Supervising Principal at R.C,C.S. is Mr. Ralph DeMas. Besides his numerous and varying duties as Principal, Mr. DeMas takes an active interest in the Outing Club at R.C.C.S. His hobbies include camping, and running his snowmobile. No matter how busy he is, Mr. DeMas ' door is always open to listen to anyone with a problem. Mr, Richard Witter, High School Principal, joined the staff in February 1969, He has the task of running a sometimes delicate operation. He performs his task admirably - working with both faculty members and students. While maintaining discipline in the High School, Mr. Witter also is shown respect - an essential element for the success of any business organization. As Director of Guidance, Mrs, Nora S, DeMas is constantly at work. However, no matter what she is doing Mrs. DeMas is always ready to help a student with a problem. In addition to helping students choose courses for the coming year she aids members of the Senior Class in selection of colleges and selection of jobs. She also serves in the preparation of the school schedule and other numerous duties. One of her chief hobbies is camping. Mr. Louis Roder, District Business Manager, also joined the staff in February 1969. Since that time he has filled this position very capably. He is in charge of transportation, cafeteria services at -all schools, and ordering and purchasing of supplies. If a student gets stranded at school due to practice for an upcoming event the Business Office and tra nsportation staff see that he gets home safely. 24 Our Board of Education, headed by President Bernard Craine, is a body of seven members, elected by the voters, whose job it is to run the school district in all phases. This includes determination of policy, the economic and room squeeze that we are now in and trying to provide the best program available to student! at R.C.C.S. L. to R.: Mrs. Grace Frost, Clerk; Bernard Craine, President; Robert Brundldge; Leon Fitch; Clarence Cooper; Melville Warford; Robert Burghdorf; Delores VanWie, This year Wayne County schools saw a new face. Taking the place of Mr. Morris Livingston, who retired after many years of service to the county schools, is Mr. John Loveless, He is filling this position until a decision is made by the State Education Department to keep Wayne County as a separate unit or merge it with neighboring districts in other counties. Mr. Loveless is the District Superintendent of the Ontario-Seneca- Yates District and he is in charge of the B.O.C.E.S. for those counties in addition to maintaining the Wayne program. He has served as a teacher, guidance counselor and high school principal. He attended Colgate University and received his Master ' s Degree from Albany State. Mr. Loveless and his family reside in Clifton Springs where he is active in church work. Rotary and Masons. His chief hobby is gardening. MR. JOHN LOVELESS Superintendent 25 CATHERINE BASSETT Librarian MARY BATTRAM Science RUTH BECK English GORDON BIDWELL History IRENE BIDWELL History MELVIN HO NIG Science WINDSOR BORDEN History RONALD BUCKMAN Agriculture DONALD CLAP LIN Business HOMER CLAFLEN Science EULETA COLVIN Special Education CHARLES COMAN English 26 H ROLD COOK Music LORIS COOK Music GRACE COX Reading LYNN DAVIDSON Home Economics MARY GRIFFIN English JAIVES HOOSE French Now note that and pay attention to it! 27 DONALD JONES Math GERALD KENNEDY History KAREN KRAUSE Business KEITH KRAUSE History MATT KYLE Science EDWARD LISK Instrumental Music -? Get the point? 28 DEBORAH McCLURG Physical Education ROBERT MONOROE Mathematics RUTH O ' BRIEN English BETTY O BRYAN Nurse 29 MATTHEW OSTERHAUDT Science WILLIAM PROW ANT Business LENA RICKARD Math RUTH ROBINSON History JAMES SCHNEIBLE Physical Education WILLIAM SLITER Math ROBERT STANLEY Industrial Arts MILDRED STEVENS Spanish VERONICA STURTEVANT Art . V rC Ci ARBARA TOPFOLO English RUTH VAN KOUWENBERG Special Education ROBERT VERBURG Driver Education CLASSES 31 Seventh Grade The Seventh Graders find things new and different when they first make the change from elementary to Junior High School, but they adjust quickly. They study, along with their regular subjects, manners and social grooming. The Seventh Grade Advisor, Mr. Keith Krause, helps them plan a party in the Spring. STANDING: Joleen Viele, V. Pres. ; Chuck Henry, Sec.; SITTING: Michael Metzger, Pres. ; Robert Szuba, Treas. 32 ROW 1: T, Wickman, B, Clark, J. Malcon, C. Malcott, T. Mack, L. Besaw, W, Philo, G. Brooks, W. Blaisdell, J. Henwood, R, VanDuesen, C. Bauer, D. Craine, R. Capron, D. Standbrook, B. Stannard, M. Parry, D. Cooper, K. Sampson, C. Ingleston, H. Skinner. ROW 2: D. Colvin, D. Gams, S. Powers, B. Mclntyre, L. Pettit, S. Green, D. DeForest, C. Sperry, L. Bailey, J. Jenson, P. Bull, S. Curtis, S. Dowd, L. Howell, C. Dallas, V. Mattice, T. Borden, T. Abrams, J. Viele, S. Shultz, D, Wallace, C. Baker, P. Murphy, B. Baldwin, ROW 3: J. Parks, J. Hadcock, B. McMillen, W. Stockledger, D. Flowers, B. Younglove, R. Whiting, B. Bingham, T. St. Phillips, M. Heald, C. Ramsey, R. Szuba, J. Godet, R. Hutchings, J. O ' Conner, W. Norris, A. Coleman, B. Dates, W. Warford, J. Neal, C. Cook, D. Parks, B. Smith, J. Enos, D. Shove. ROW 4: A. Richardson, D. Williams, D. Stannard, L. Pitcher, M. VanLiere, E. Tilebein, H. Fisher, L, Burghdurf, J. Pettit, C. Richardson, V. Sperry, P. Powers, M. Metzger, A. Turner, W. Crossin, C. Hotaling, D. Demarest, M. Curtis, L. Decker, T. Dates, S. Lozier, K. Penta, L. Hyvonen. ROW 5: M. LaRoque, R. Hamlett, D. Crowell, D. Webster, J. Jewell, J. Lunkenheimer, E. Leach, T. Brooks, S. Heald, R. Henderson, J. Williams, C. Dates, B. Hornburg, B. Moshier, D. Johnson, W. Sherman, S. Guthrie, C. Henry, A. Younglove, J. Curtis, R. Bowen, S. Samul, H. Drake, R. Fillingham. 33 Eighth Grade ROW 1: B. Shove, T. Chapman, S. Gianetto, R. Smith, L. Cramer, P, Wilday, S. Bailey, D. Vicarelli, B. Gamer, L. Hakes, C. Fisher, A. Rotach, D. Morris. ROW 2: P, Wilty, G. Abrams, B. Taft, M. Snyder, T. McKane, D. VanAmburg, P. Richardson, L. Ludden, M. VanLiere, P. Wilday, K. Younglove, S. Palen, D. Schneider, D. Walker, B. Drexler, S. Pearl. ROWS: C. O ' Bryan, L. Switzer, B. Coleman, A. Ormsby, M. Schrader, E. VanWie, C. DeLuca, D. Dates, D. Hadcock, C. Bliss, L. Livingston, C. Schneible, S. Wellot, A. Rotach, C. Altier, B. Dowd, K. Scruton, L. Henderson, M. Coleman. ROW 4: M. Parsons, D. Abrams, B. Morris, P. Smith, D. Crawford, P. Hicks, R. Cummings, R. Anson, R. Skinner, T. VanNorstrand, M. Grinnell, D. York, C. Dates, M. Pople, A. Caster, J. Reilly, T. Ingleston, R. Terwilliger, M. Bond, J. Krul, T. Loszier. ROW 5: S. Parker, B. Doss, B. Gibbons, R. Bull, H. DeLuca, D. Cunningham, D. Smith, D. Dawson, J. Phillips, N. Tihy, D. Neal, H. Radley, C. Guthrie, T. Perkins, M. Henderson, C. Bliss, C. Ellison, K. Gardner, A. Huntington, S. Creller, C. Johnson, M. Flinn, P. Lehne, R. Ross, S. Sheldon. Pres. Deborah Hadcock Vice Pres. Craig Guthrie Sec. Sharon Palen Treas. April Ormsby The eighth graders are now well on the way to being adjusted to high school life and they look forward eagerly to becoming Freshmen. Under the direction of Mrs. Ruth O ' Brien, their advisor, the eighth graders hold a party in March. They also confer about the make-up of their schedules for the coming year. 35 V Freshmen The Freshman Class enters into social and academic activities of the school by participating in clubs, sports, and various musical organizations. Their advisor, Mr. Robert Stanley, helps them as they begin to raise money for their Senior year by sponsoring a Spring dance. L. to R. : Carolyn Henry, Treas, ; Janis Witter, V. Pres. ; Patricia Wilkinson, Sec. ; Cindy Neal, Pres. ROW 1: M. Fabrizio, J. Crowell, T. Powers, K. Griffis, f. Enos, S. Pitcher, S. O ' Brien, R. VVoIleck, D. Douka, B. Malcott, D, McGuire, K.. Clark, K. Reilley. ROW 2: D. Smith, K. Barker, D. Windnagle, B. Ross, K. Parsons, D. Zukovsky, J. Jordan, T. Knox, B. Hornburg, B. Casillio, L. Baker, G. McNeil, A. Joslyn, B. LaRoque, M. Timerson, J. Burghdurf. ROW 3: D. Hendrick, R. Beames, M. 4urphy, S. Guinup, P. Dowd, J. Shaw, S. Murphy, G. Mclntyre, S. Drum, C. Henry, J. Viele, N. Babcock, T. Williams, T. Jewell, J. DeForest, K, Cosser. ROW 4: R. Claycomb, W. Cart, J. Vs ' itter, P. Wilkinson, C. Stevenson, C. Neal, K. Scheider, B. Perry, C. King, C. Dallas, T. Chilson, V. Douty, A. Babcock, C. Syrell, J. Bacon, S. Westerman. ROW 5: R. Burkhart, S. Keeling, S. Samuls, D. Demerest, T. Sliter, B. DeVinney, J. Williams, D. Dawson, B. Lagoe, D. Smit h, H. Cook, E. Huntington, J. Park, T. Garrad, T. Rasbeck, T. Dorn, H, Fowler, M. Lehne. 1.2,3, ... Hey, Coacti, dm you say 100?? Sophomores The Sophomores find their work more difficult and challeng- ing as they near the end of their high school careers. Mis. Karen Krause advises and helps them as the tenth graders earn money for their Senior trip by sponsoring a fall dance and selling stationery. OFFICERS: SEATED L to R: Pat Taber, Treas. ; Margaret VanLiere, V. Pres. STANDING: Mary Jane Ormsby, Sec; Tim Burgdorf, Pres. FRONT ROW: K. Gjlek, C, Colvin, D. Fisher, L. Flowers, C. LaRock, L. Longley, N. Wilday, N. Younglove, R. Fladcock, L. Vanderwalker, P. Lee, D. Cummings, P. Reilly. ROW 2: L. Kelly, R, Capron, W. Ramsey, L. Field, N. Curtis, E. D aratt, J. Godkin, B. Dates, R. Switzer, S. DeMas, S. Hicks, D. Dunn, L. Keville, D. Dates, M. Ormsby, N. Crossing. ROW 3: E. Abrams, W. Waiters, R. Decker, B. Lunkenheimer, C. Wood, S. Riitz, R. Van Alstine, D. Burdick, D. Philo, R. Brundidge, J. Younglove, F. Schafer, T, Bailey, C. Thomas, M. Van Norstrand, D. Roberts, D. Mclntyre, V. O ' Bryan, J. Peltier. ROW 4: P. Walker, D. Ellis, C. York, J. Gardner, C. Butler, S. Chillson, M. Tindall, R. Norris, M. Van Liere, S. Stevens, S. Sheldon, L. Bishop, P. Taber, C. Dates, B. Letson, G. Fralick, L. Bingham, B. Baker, J. Hamlet, L. Simmons. ROW 5: T. Lozier, L. Caster, R. Hornburg, M. Craine, P. Malcott, R. Ellison, R. Greenwood, D. Livingston, R. Logusz, W. Huntington, T. McGibbon, J. Cramer, W. Newgent, P. Coleman, R. Longley, R. Turner, T. Burgdorf, C. Paige. Juniors ,3 , , p ClA h f . iT a f ' thL ' ' rM - The Juniors work hard in their studies as they prepare for their final year. Their advisor, Mr. William Prowant, supervises them as they raise more hinds for their Senior trip. They sponsor the annual Junior Supper, hold a dance, and sell candy. 40 4 1 1 1 1 I avx ' OFFICERS: L to R: David Dawson Treas. , Janet Baker Pres. , Jean Pettit V. Pres. , Mike Caywood Sec. ( ta } FRONT ROW: G. Jones, L. Loveland, D. Sampson, C. Neal, J. Baker, L. Stevens, C. Pople, R. Nodine, J. Benjamin, R. Abrams, S. Graham, G, Reading. ROW 2: B. Sliter, M. Richiche, T. Benjamin, T. Blanchard, S. Stevenson, R. Powell, K. Goodsell, B. Van Wie, C. Bailey, M. Yuhas, L. Parks, S. Ramsey, K. Stanley, W. Carr. ROW 3: M. Cay vood, S. Hanford, J. Pettit, D. Taft, A. Henwood, C. O ' Conner, K. Henry, R. Saili, J. Forscutt, L. Younglove, C. Reitz, C. Stannard, S. Welling, K. Burghdurf, H. Butts, D. Garrad, T. Mc. Guiie, E. Fralick. ROW 4: P. Palmer, Q. Ferguson, M. Craine, A. Newport, M. Reid, O. Logusz, J. Waldron, D. Knox, G. Van Norstrand, T. Sny r, N. Edwards, L. Hadcock, L. Pearl, B. Sherman, R. Bacon, B. Dates, M. RichardMn,-!. Milliman. R 5: S. Gay, J. Switzer, E. Rotach, M, Flowers, R. Garrad, D. Dawson, W. WilVte . Dallas, E Kfkl, D. Wacker, P. Tihy, R. Forsythe, A, Howell, D. Davis, B. OrmsbyAjtf Witter 41 42 YUM- YUM SENIORS 43 - ' - .- y- ' K. : f CHARLES A. RAITI President CHRISTINE L. WILKINSON Vice-President CYNTHIA L. FITCH Secretary ANDREW C. WARFORD Treasurer 44 J- V j- V L ' , DELORES K. ABRAMS JAMES E. ABRAMS III JAMES T. ANDROSS RONALD C. APPLEMAN NANCY S. BACON ROBERT M, BAKER DAVID M. BINGHAM RICKEY J. BROOKS DOLORES M. BURDICK 45 0 2 Jy MARTIN T. BURDICK MICHAEL C, BURGDORF ARTHUR C. CAPRON SANDRA L. CASTER VIRGINIA U. CAYWOOD BRIAN L. CHAPMAN If you left my house at 8, why weren ' t you home at 8:05? 46 -1 - , rr DOLORES L. COLEMAN RANDALL J, COLEMAN MICHELE I. CUMMINS DONALD R. DAWSON PATRICK J. DEFERIO EUGENE C. DORN JACQUELINE J. DREXLER DENISE M. FERGUSON LEATRICE FLOWERS 47 MICHAEL T. HICKS CATHERINE I. HOCK CRAIG T. HOPPINS 48 ' PAMELA F. KEELING JOANNE L. KITCHEN DAVID W. KYLE ROGER A. LaDUE LEWIS J. McNEIL DONA J. MINIER iJiA KAREN L. MURPHY ARTHUR K. NEWPORT RONALD R, O ' BRIEN 49 C JAMES T. O ' CONNOR .6 MARGARET A. PAIGE BARBARA A. PALMER BONNIE L. PITCHER SYLVIA I. POPLE y y DO-RE- MI .. 50 kcij) - -.03- cM -vw ood - ' y. REBECCA R, RICHARDSON ELVIN C. ROBERTS, JR. REBECCA J. ROBERTS JOHN E. SAMUL JAMES M. SEYMOUR SANDRA L. SHERMAN 51 DARLENE F. SHOVE JOHN R. SLOCUM BRENDA L. SMITH GARYD, SMITH JANICE E. SMITH RONALD S. SMITH K9 RONALD D. SIvllTH JR. JOHM P . SNYDER DAVID L. SOULE STEVEN E. SOULE EDWARD J. STACHOWICZ CATHRYN I. STANNARD RICHARD D. STEVENS WILLIAM R. STEVENSON HENRY W. SWITZER 53 HELENE K. TIHY GREG B. VAN DEUSEN HARVEY M, VAN VVIE JR. 54 NORRISR. VORHIS KIT R. WALKER ROBERT K. WALLACE e I T i juLi C t rT POl CU( X, c-C£.-c.j t  U. -C ' ) ' TK C ; e-1 M KATHLEEN J. WILD AY MARK C. WILKINSON KARL R. WITTER RICHARD E. YOUNGLOVE WAYNE M. YOUNGLOVE, JR. CHERYL C. ACOME DAVID A. THOMAS 55 Diane M. Durell This section of our yearbook we set aside in memory of Diane M. Durell. We have many cherished memories of Diane, and of the happi- ness and enthusiasm that she spread to cill those whe knew her. The Class of 1970 wishes to offer this as a lasting tribute to an out- standing classmate. Weeping may tarry for the night, but joy comes with the morning. Psalms 30:5b This community will long remember Diane Marie Durell. Even though our eyes are still damp from our weeping, we remember her best for the joy she brought and brings still to life. Our world has been left richer for her presence - for a life ' s task faithfully and honorably undertaken; for her good humor, gracious affection and kindly generosity. We could be overcome by our sorrow that she is gone, but this memorial to Diane causes us to rejoice again in thank- fulness that she was here and, in a certain sense, that she lives on with us always. And so whenever the cheer from the stands is Go Red Creek! and the robin sings its song of spring, or the daffodil with its freshness and beauty pushes its way out of the sleepy earth we are reminded that she is with us still and joys come with her to us. 56 i ORGANIZA TIONS 57 Working on the 1970 Centralite has created many moments to remember for all those involved with it. We have tried to capture some of these and other moments in pictures and they are filed in this yearbook so they may be easily remembered in years to come. ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF LITERARY STAFF ADVERTISING STAFF 58 TYPING STAFF PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF CIRCULATION STAFF SPORTS STAFF Centralite 1970 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Dolores Coleman ADVISOR Mr. Donald Claflin BUSINESS ADVISOR Mr, William Prowant ASSISTANT EDITOR Sue Bacon JUNIOR EDITOR Janet Baker TREASURER Andrew Warford LITERARY STAFF Daniel Harmony - Head Sandra Caster Jacqueline Drexler Rebecca Richardson ADVERTISING STAFF Dona Minier - Head Virginia Cay % ' ood Jacqueline Drexler Cynthia Fitch Roger La Due Barbara Palmer Ronald D. Smith David Soule Steven Soule TYPING STAFF Dona Minier - Head Pamela Keeling Sandra Sherman Darlene Shove PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Janice Smith - Head Virginia Caywood Jacqueline Drexler Larry Henderson Bonnie Pitcher Steven Soule Edward Stachowicz Christine Wilkinson CIRCULATION STAFF Greg Van Deusen - Head Dolores Burdick Michael Burgdorf Virginia Caywood Jacqueline Drexler Denise Ferguson Sylvia Pople Rebecca Roberts John Slocum Ronald D. Smith William Stevenson Helene Tihy Harvey Van Wie SPORTS STAFF Larry Henderson Peggy Park Charles Raiti 59 FRONT ROW: D. Mclntyre, C. Thomas, T. Burgdorf, B. Sivers, N. Edwards. C. Raiti, D. Knox. C. Fitch, J. Witter, K. Clark, D. Dates, L. Simmons, S. Pitcher, W. Can, B. Ross. ROW 2: E. Tilebein, A. Turner, T. Dates, M. Metzger, L. Hyvonen, J. Viele. C. Neal, K. Schneider. J. Forscutt, E. Fralick, B. Dates, R. Saeli, K. Henry, A. Henwood, S. Drum, G. Mclntyre, C. Henry, P. Wilkinson, B, Pitcher, R. Norris, C. Dates. ROW 3: A. Richardson, D. Gams, D. VanAmburg, S. Palen. D. Schneider. L. Pitcher, B. Sliter, M. Craine, J. Pettit, G. Caywood, M. Richardson, S. Hanford, L. Parks. ROW 4: J. Baker, J. Drexler, C. Wilkinson. Pep Club The pep club is part of the Red Creek Student Council. It was organized to promote school spirit. They undertook projects such as selling pins and R.C. S. T-shirts. The money taken in by these projects went into the Student Council treasury. The 1969-1970 advisor was Mr. Harold Cook and president was Jackie Drexler. r ■ 60 O -- - Red Cricket Extra! Extra! Read all about it in the Red Cricket. Under the leadership of Jim Andros, editor and Mr. Charles Coman, advisor, the Red Cricket brings students up to date on what ' s happening in school. Gossip, along with news articles and view points of teachers and students makes this an outstanding paper. The Red Cricket also serves as a reminder of things past during the year at R. C.C. S. FRONT ROW: M. Paige, J. Hadcock, W. Warford, D. Gams, L. Pitcher, T. Borden, D. Schneider. ROW 2: P. Wilkinson, G. Caywood, S. Hanford, D. Knox, K. Clark. ROW 3: E. Tilebein, S. Palen, L. Young- love, B. Palmer, B. Stevenson, G. Mclntyre, B. Pitcher, B. Sliter, K. Schneider. ROW 4: J. Drexler, M. Metzer, C, Thomas, M. Reid, G. VanDeusen, L. Livingston, W. Stevenson, M. Crane, M. Richardson, E. Fralick, H. Butts, K. Scruton, J. Forscutt, Mr. Coman, Mr. Kyle, Advisors. FRONT ROW: S. Graham, A. Richardson, J. Viele, G. Caywood, E. Enos, K. Clark. ROW 2: L. Younglove, H. Butts, L. Keville, W. Carr, M. Caywood. ROW 3: C. Stevenson, B. Pitcher, L. Livingston, L. Simmons, C, O ' Connor, D. Shove, Mr. Kennedy, Advisor. Assembly Council The Assembly Council is made up of representatives from each homeroom. Mr. Kennedy is their faculty advisor. This group of students selects and organizes each assembly. They also introduce the guest and the assembly to the student body. Each year there is a program list of all the assemblies for the year in each homeroom made up by this group of students. 61 Sr. Honor Society The Red Creek chapter of the National Honor Society of Secondary School has as its objective to create an enthusiasn for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, and to encourage the development of character in pupils at Red Creek Central. Members are chosen by a secret vote of the faculty on the basis of ratings in the three fields of character, service, and leadership. To be eligible for member- ship a student must have an average of 85 or better and be in the Tenth grade. The group under the advisorship of Mrs. Nora DeMas, meets at regular intervals. FRONT ROW: J. Pettit, M. Reid, S. Handford, R. Richardson, S. Pople. ROW 2: A. Henwood, D. Harmony, D. Coleman, S. Bacon. ROW 3: S. Stevenson, D. Dawson, M. Burgdorf, Mrs. Demas, Advisor. FRONT ROW: K. Schneider, Mrs. Beck, Advisor, T. Sliter. ROW 2: C. Hadcock, P. Jones, C. Neal. ROW 3: S. Palen, J. Bacon, H. Fowler, S, Chillson, S. Demas. 62 Jr. Honor Society The Red Creek Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society of Secondary School was formed to promote leadership, charactor, service and scholarship in grade seven, eight and nine. To become a member a student must have an average of 85 or better and must be chosen by a secret vote of the faculty. The advisor for the year was Mrs. Beck. French Club FRONT ROW: G. Jones, J. Drexler, L, Keville, R. Richardson, D. Coleman. ROW 2: L. Field, L, Baker, K. Burghdurf, B. Dates, J. Milliman. ROW 3: J. Pettit, S. Welling, J. Baker, A. Henwood, S. Hanford. ROW 4: Mr. Hoose, Advisor, C, O ' Connor, S. Sheldon, W. Stevenson, D. Harmony, D. Dawson, R. Garrad, P. Coleman, J. Slocum, D. Dawson. The French Club, which was organized this year, was formed to promote an understanding of the French language and culture. The club has sponsored several bake sales this year in working toward a goal of sending next year ' s Seniors to Monacal. Spanish Club Under the supervision of Mis. Mildred Stevens, the Spanish Club members increase their knowledge of the cultural, linguistic, and historical aspects of Spain and other Spanish- speaking countries. They do this in part by listening to guest speakers, viewing slides, and enjoying fiestas and siestas! FRONT ROW: L. Bishop, M. Craine, J. Forscutt, P. Palmer. ROW 2: G. Caywood, E. Daratt, S. Sheldon, C. Colvin, P. Park, Mrs. Stevens, Advisor. b3 FRONT ROW: M. LaRock, G. VaaDeusen, J. Crowell, C. Van Horn, D. Dawson, D. Crowell, A. Capron, K. Barker, P. Welty, D. Burdick, K. Galek. ROW 2: A. Newport, D. Burdick, C. Dallas, D. BiHgham, R. Ellison, T. Knox, D. Dawson, W. Crossin, J. Bacon, S. Westerman, S. Bacon, P. Palmer, B. Palmer, C. Dallas, Advisor, Mrs. Westerman. y : ( - ' . - Outing Club v. . - - ' l ' G.A.A. The Girls ' Athletic Association is an elected organization drawn from girls, grades 9-12, who praticipate in intra- murals. These girls are responsible for arranging dates and organizing equipment for the games. Intramural sports open to high school girls include soccer, volleyball, basketball, softball, field hockey, swimming, and bowling. These games are designed to promote better sportsmanship among the girls at R.C.C. S. The Outing Club teaches students the fundamentals of outdoor living. This group of students takes trips to the Adirondacks in the fall and spring of the year and various other trips during the year, accompanied by their advisor Virginia Westerman and president Don Dawson. ROW 1: K. Henry, R. Saeli, E. Fralick, R. Richardson. 64 FRONT ROW: D. Dates, C. Neal. ROW 2: D. Burdick, S. Graham, Mrs. O ' Bryan, Advisor. ROW 3: C. Stannard, M. Paige, M. Ormsby, K. Burghdurf, D, Ferguson, S. Welling, C. Dates, G. Reading, H. Butts. F.N.A. F.N. A. stands for Future Nurses of America. This group of girls is under the leadership of Mrs. Beny O ' Bryan. This club is for anyone interested in becoming a nurse. Many of the girls that have belonged to this club have gone on in life to become nurses. F. T.A. FRONT ROW: R. Saeli, M. Richardson, B. Pitcher, B. Sliter. ROW 2: Mrs. Rickard, Advisor; J. Forscutt, S. Stevenson, G. Caywood, C. Fitch. ROW 3: D. Dawson, C. Thomas, D. Harmony, R. Bacon, D. Coleman, L. Field, S. Drum. J. Witter, C. Neal, G. Mclntyre, J. Bacon. The Future Teachers of America was formed to foster an interest in and develop a knowledge of the teaching profession in all students in grades 9-12. Discussions are held at the meetings, held every two weeks under the advisorship of Mrs. Rickard and President Virginia Caywood, and trips are taken to nearby colleges and special schools to get first hand information. The club sponsors an annual Halloween dance and present gifts to the faculty at Christmas and on Teachers Recognition Day. 65 Future Farmers of America Every year, emphasis is focused upon improving the methods of agriculture to produce more nutritious foods in larger amounts to help adequately feed the world ' s ever increasing population. The Future Farmers of America is composed of boys enrolled in agriculture under the supervision of Mr. Ronald Buckman. Members of this organization develop leadership and farming skills. Each year they hold a banquet and present various awards to those members who have earned them. ROW 1: T. Blanchard, R, Younglove, M. Burdick, G, Smith. ROW 2: D. Livingston, W. Buxton, S. Reitz, D. Smith, D. Burdick, W. Younglove, A. Howell, S. Samul, J. DeForest, E. Reitz, D. Kyle, J. Krul, Mr. Buckman. 66 Student Council ROW 1: J. Baker, A. Henwood, C. Fitch, President; C. Wilkinson, R, Norris. ROW 2: R. Bacon, K. Schneider, J. Pettit, L. Simmons, P. Wilkinson, C. Neal, M. Richardson, B. Pitcher, H. Radley, H. Pearl, C. Thomas, J. Waldron, S. Reitz, J. Drexler. ROW 3: B. Dates, S. Hanford, E. Fralick. ROW 4: S. Stevenson, C. Cook, D. Schneider, D. VanAmburg, M. Metzger, V. Caywood, K. Clark, J. Witter, P. Taber. S. Szuba. The Student Council, lead this year by President Cynthia Fitch, is the student govern- ment at R. C.C.S. Officers are elected by the student body at the end of each year for the coming year. This year ' s Student Council held conferences with the administration, faculty and Board of Education to resolve student policy. They have also organized new clubs and activities. To have served in Student Council is an honor, but to have served in an effective Student Council is an even greater honor, and this year ' s Student Council was truly effective in attaining its goals and purposes. 67 FRONT ROW: K. Galek, J. Gardner, R. Powell, C, Colvin. ROW 2: M. Sampson, D. Sampson, D. Ferguson. ROW 3: D. Burdick, S. Pople, J. Viele, T. Williams, C. Syrell, R. Lyons. Mrs. Davidson, Advisor. Future Homemakers of America The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization composed of girls who are interested in improving personal and family living. The members and club advisor, Mrs. Davidson, attend district rallies and state meetings where they have the opportunity to meet girls from other schools and to gain additional social experience. Industrial Arts Club The Industrial Arts Club provides its members with further experience in various aspects of industrial arts. Under the direction of advisor Mr. Robert Stanley, the boys undertake many different projects; the foremost of these is Toys for Tots. 68 FRONT ROW: H. Skinner, C. Cesser, J. Neal. ROW 2: R. Terwilliger, B. Skinner, D. Crowell, Mr. Stanley, Advisor. SPORTS 69 Varsity Soccer r ) .r FRONT ROW: K. Witter, R. Hornburg. ROW 2: D. Mclntyie, M. Caywood, J. Waldron, N. Edwards, C. Raiti, R. Coleman, C. Wood, ROW 3: T. Burgdorf, R. Stevens, L. Henderson, Witter, H. VanWie, Coach Hartley, G, VanNorsuand, M. Burgdorf, T. Snyder, D. Knox. A-determined Red Creek Central soccer team, led by Coach Don Hartley, concluded its victorious season with an overall record of 14 wins, 2 losses, and 1 tie. The season of 1969 was the seventh year in a row the Red Creek Mules became Wayne County Class C champions. Faced with skilled opposition and bad weather, the Mules fought their games one by one, their offensive unit played well as a team and was very successful. Mike Caywood led the individual scorers with 11 goals, followed by Tim Burgdorf with 10 goals, and Randy Colemarj with 9. The Mules ' defensive unit played in an outstanding manner throughout the season. Most effective were Tom Snyder, Chuck Raiti, Larry Henderson, and goalie Bob Hornburg. Through the combined efforts of their strong and quick-thinking defensive players, the Mules had only 13 goals scored against them this season. f ■ X .: 70 The J.V. Soccer The 1969 soccer season gave Red Creek an outstanding Junior Varsity team. This year ' s squad, led by Coach Keith Krause, had an impressive record of ten victories and no losses. The Jr. Varsity squad consisted of only twelve players, but as the season progressed it became clear that this shortage would not stop this team. Each game and subsequent victory developed the team into a determined, experienced and coordinated unit of winning power. J ' V. Soccer FRONT ROW: H. Fowler, T. Knox, L. Caster, B. Sivers, R. Turner. ROW 2: R. Brundidge, T. Sliter, D. Smith, B. Lagoe, W. Neugent, M. Craine, J. Park, Coach Krause. 71 Varsity Basketball KNEELING: Coach Hartley, Claude Wood. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dusty Wacker, Mike Burgdorf, Randy Coleman, Charles Raiti, Mike Caywood, Havey Van Wie, Richard Stevens, David Bingham, Norris Vorhis. The basketball team at R.C.C.S. was faced with many problems this year. The greatest problem that the team faced was inexperience on the part of the team. Losing many of our old standbys through graduation, the team saw many new faces this season. Our most outstanding game this year was played against Wolcott when the Rams defeated the Warriors 85 to 76 at home. 72 J. V. Basketball KNEELING Left to Right: Dan Demarest, David Mclntyre. STANDING: Coach Gregg, Bryant Lagoe, David Smith, Robert Homburg, Marc Craine, Tim Burgdorf, Jonathan Park, Tim Sliter, Jim Younglove. During this year at R. C.C.S. the Junior Varsity team did pretty well. Although the team is composed of relatively inexperienced boys, they, under the able coaching of Robert Gregg, performed admirably and look forward to next year. n •?JCJ voo . Varsity Baseball FRONT ROW: Larry Henderson, Chuck Raiti, Bob Hornburg, Mick Caywood, Tom McGuire, Mike Burgdorf. ROW 2: Coach Schneible, Harvey VanWie, Tom Tilebein, Jeff VenWie. Steve Powers, Steve Yuhas, John Slocum. VARSITY BASEBALL The Varsity Baseball team showed an enviable record of 11 wins 2 losses for last year. The team advanced to the Pre-Quarter Finals where they were defeated by South Seneca by a score of 2-1 at Phelps. Red Creek Central is proud of its Baseball team which has advanced to the Sectional games 19 out of the last 20 years. This year Coach James Schneible was cited for his outstanding record while here at Red Creek by the New York State Coaches Association. M 4 , 74 J. V. Baseball 1st ROW: J. Younglove, M. Van Norstrand, D. Mclntyre, B. Hornburg. 2nd ROW: R. Longley, T. Burgdorf, W. Neugent, P. Malcott, M. Craine, Mr. Krause. This year, the J.V. baseball team, under the direction of Coach Keith Krause, had a very challenging season. They gained experience and skill for their upcoming years on the Varsity team. They ended the season with three wins, three losses. 75 Bowling Although bowling is a relatively new sport at Red Creek, the team enjoys itself and performs quite well. Under the leadership of Coach Jim Schneible the team enjoyed a good season last year and are looking forward to another one for next year. ROW 1: R. Parsons, S. Soule, G. Roberts. ROW 2: Coach Schneible, T. Drum, W. MacArthur, J. Slocum. B. 0. C. E. S. The Board of Cooperative Educational Services, by pooling the resources and needs of several school districts, enables the member schools to provide educational services which would otherwise be beyond the scope of an individual district. The sharing of personnel between districts, the providing of a central facility for vocational classes, and the administration of this program are the functions of this board. Left to Right: B. Baker, N. Vorhis, M. Wilkinson, R. Brooks, D. i ' oung- love, J. Kitchen, M. Paige, D. Burdick. 76 Majorettes Color Guard 1 LtoR: M. Murphy, C. Wilkinson, P. Taber, L. Parks, C. Fitch, R. Roberts. The Majorettes at R.C.C. S. are our official marching unit who march with our outstanding band. Led by Rebecca Roberts, the Majorettes sponsored a successful pancake supper on February 26, and enjoyed a successful season. New to R. C. C. S. this year are the Pom-Pon Girls, a part of the Majorettes. These girls also march with the band and the Majorettes and serve to keep the band members in step. Girls were chosen for the Pom-Pon unit prior to Christmas vacation. Pom-Pon Girls FRONT ROW: B. Pitcher, T. Jewell. BACK ROW: ]. Drexler, S. Palen, K. Clark, G. Caywood, S. Drum, K. Younglove, S. Van Amburg, P. Wilkinson. 77 Ll 1 H 1. Bt 1 78 KNEELING L to R: L. Parks, R. Richardson. STANDING: P. Park, C. Fitch, S. Hanford. E. Fralick, B. Pitcher, K. Henry, Go Team Go! 80 J. V. Cheerleaders KNEELING L. to R. : C. Henry, K. Clark. S. Pitcher, J. Witter, T. Jewell. STANDING: R. Norris, C. Neal, S. Drum. Up and Over. 81 r -I P W V. a ' ' Q ard at work! 82 x5: K .UKAJk 83 Senior Chorus ROW 1: S. Stevenson, P. Park, J. Forcutt, M. Craine, K. Burghdurf, S. Caster, R. Saeli, T. Powers, D. Demerest, K. Barker, J. Younglove, D. Roberts, M. Caywood. ROW 2: B. Sliter, G. Fralick, J. Burghdurf, M. Timerson, D, Zukovsky, R. Claycomb, B. Dates, A, Henwood, C. O ' Conner, M. Craine, R. Brundidge, R. Ellison, R. Stevens, W. Stevenson. ROW 3: B. Letson, D. Schieder, N. Curtis, E. Fralick, S. Drum, P. Wilkinson, J. Witter, C. Henry, D. Soule, L. Pearl, D. Smith, R. Turner, D. Harmony, P. Coleman. ROW 4: H. Butts, S. Welling, S. Hanford, J. Pettit, C. Colvin, P. Palmer, L. Field, L. Bishop, K. Henry, H. Cook, J. Griswold, E. Rotach, D. Dawson, S. Soule, B. Lagoe, E. Stachowicz. The Red Creek Senior Chorus was smaller in size this year. The chorus is composed of students from grades 9-12, who are selected on a basis of annual tryouts, under the direction of Mr. Harold Cook and accompanied by Mrs. Loris Cook. Besides several public concerts, the chorus presented a concert with a wide diversity of style songs from early folk to modern pop. The chorus also participated in the N. Y. State School Music Competition Festival where the band competed in grade 6. M Girls Glee Club ROW 1: R. Switzer, R. O ' Brien, E. Enos, K. Clark, G. Mclntyre, D. Sampson. ROW 2: D. Ellis, S. DeMas, D. Burdick, S. Sheldon, L. Younglove. ROW 3: K. Schneider, M. Reid, L. Simmons, B. Perry, S. Vv ' esterman, J. Shaw, C. Butler. ROW 4: N. Younglove, V. Doughty, A. Babcock, N. Babcock, W. Carr, B. Ross. 85 86 Senior Band E. Fralick, S. Stevenson, S. Caster, B. Dates, R. Saeli, K. Schneider, ]. Forscutt, A. Henwood, K. Henry. The 1969-70 Red Creek Senior Band under the direction of Mr. Edward Lisk, is the largest organization our school has ever seen and is continuing to grow every day. The spirit and drive these fifty-seven members possess and the tremendous support received from our community has resulted in undoubtedly one of the finest musical. Organization ever to represent this school. After a successful season last year Mr. Lisk has programmed an even more ambitious season for this year. In November, the band entertained the students of the Oswego Catholic High School and plans to travel extensively through out the year. As in past years, the band will again compete in the New York Music Association Competition where they will strive for an A rating in grade 6. The Honor Singers Ten girls in their familiar gay red, white, and blue outfits with cheery voices to match were off on their multitude of singing engagements this year. This group, the Honors Chorus, entertained many with Hebrew as well as Pop music which has made them a very popular ensemble very much in demand throughout the area. 88 ROW 1: D. McGuire, K. Galek, J. Godkin, C. Dates, J. Forscutt, C. Neal, C. Cook, A. Ormsby, L. Cramer. ROW 2: Mr. Lisk, S. Drum, J. Witter, C. Deluca, C. Neal, H. Van Wie, J. Bacon, S. Caster, T. Burgdorf, L, Pettit, M. Curtis, M. Timerson, D. Minier, L. Livingston, D. Smith, H. Cook, B. Sliter, B. Malcott, L. Longley. ROW 3: M. VanLiere, L. Keville, J. Pettit, M. Burgdorf, D. Windnagle, C. Colin, Peter Lehne, R. Longley, T. Dorn, R. Bacon, R.Norris, T. Sliter, B. Palmer, F. Witter, T. McGuire. ROW 4: T. Garrad, R. Garrad, J. Park, H. Fowler, F. Burghart, M. Craine, J. Burghdorf, K. Burgdurf, D, Dates, T. Borden, N. Curtis, M. J. Ormsby, F, Saeli, P. Palmer. SER VICES 89 Teacher ' s A ides Mrs. Beverly Zukovsky, Mrs. Bernadine Burghdurf, Mrs. Maxine Goodsell, Mrs. Melly Shafer, Mrs. Mary Van Liere. Mrs. Sarah Stone, teacher ' s aide and library assistant. Teacher ' s Aides assume many of the burdensome duties which would other- wise have to be assigned to the school faculty. This allows the teachers to devote more of their time to actual teaching. The aides help in the library and offices, supervise study halls, and monitor the cafeteria. Mrs. Shirley Howell, Mrs. Patricia Westover, Mrs. Elizabeth Had cock. 90 1 MRS. MARY ROT ACH MRS. JEAN FRANCISCO MRS. GRACE FROST MRS. BARBARA TABER Secretaries Secretaries at R. C.C.S. are probably some of the busiest people in the school system. Day by day they act as receptionists for parents, friends, and salesmen, keep orderly school records and give help to students and teachers whenever necessary. V MRS. JOANN VIELE MRS. BESS HARRINGTON MRS. EVELYN SHAFER MRS. SYLVIA DRUM MRS. HELEN SOMERVILLE 91 HIGH SCHOOL: Left to Right: Chloe Metzger, Geraldine Forsythe, Velma Purdy, Evelyn Lincoln, Helen Norris; Manager, Alice Smith. The elementary and high school cafeteria staffs have the important task of preparing tasty, hot, and nutritional meals for the student body. They also supervise and prepare the banquets and dinners held for various functions. FAIR HAVEN: Left to Right: Eloise Gray, Jean Turner; Manager, Anita Follet. CUYLER: Shirley Minier, Shirley Godkin, Leona Dodge, Gladys Humphrey, Una Parks. 93 MCJ l jJ?-! RED CREEK CENTRAL SCHOOL OIST. 3 KUTI 31 E. Langdon, B. Caywood, G. Colvin, V. Westerman, A. Stafford, R. Wiggins, M. Stothard, L. Houghtaling, K. Caywood. i sMi i- Our bus drivers have one of the greatest responsibilities that anyone can ever be invested srith: The lives of fellow human beings. The drivers transport elementary and secondary students to and from school. In addition to this they also drive students to athletic competition and on field trips. The bus driver is an essential part of the education system for through his service, the horizons of each student are broadened and enriched. BUSY AS A BEE Bruce Frost, Melvin Connors, Don Schumaker. Clair Stone, Kenneth LeFavor. CUSTODIANS A Custodian must be a Jack-of-all-trades. His job, which is to keep the school buildings in top condition, requires them to be care- takers, plumbers, hanuyinen, painters, carpenters, and politicians all-rolled into one. 94 Richard Parsons AD VER TISEMENTS 95 You can ' t beat Varden Photography ARDEN YOUR OFFICIAL YEARBOOK PMOTOGFIAPHERS 96 J t2u (JlM ! d ixM A24A.eo3 cuJUjC cU- JjL, Compliments of VjJL, CLml. Csk- . ' T ctvu , Ju t ' ' ' cPue-3 CAjLo cQjO ' rx. K ' ' (3 UA;CVj2. t:P«Ux_ , JULyAjQ . n oX) kaSI NEALWAY, INCc - OR ( W NO WAY Red Creek, N.Y. Pahokee, Fla. 97 Wisdom is the principal thing, there- fore get wisdom; and with all thy get- ting get understanding. Proverbs s ' ; — - V ' ' vcig ' est Wishes ' 5 |j From Your 1—::, X 5 . STUDENT ? 4 COUNCIL r % RED CREEK CENTRAL SCHOOL FACULTY ASSOCIATION You Have Labored Here and Have Begun to Leave Your Mark Upon the History of Life. Compliments of SHELDON G. KALL Compliments of RED CREEK HOTEL MRS. REBA McGIBBON Red Creek New York Best Wishes FITCH ' S CITGO Firestone Tires Batteries Wheel Balancing JONES BROTHERS GARAGE Gas - Oil - Batteries General Garage Welding and Machine Shop Red Creek 626-6465 Best Wishes From CARL N. BECKER 2 ri , 1 Q 99 Congratulations From the BUS DRIVERS Gordon Bacon Roy Kasson Ken Caywood Barney Caywood Lena Houghtaling Maynard Stothard Norm and Alice Stafford Virginia Westerman Jerry Colvin Emery Langdon Glen Larkin Fern Smith- sub Carolyn Wager-sub WAYUGA COMMUNITY 754-6227 NEWSPAPER 754-6228 Publisher of RED CREEK HERALD - FAIR HAVEN REGISTER Main Office Red Creek, N. Y. Les ' Caster Complete Welding Service Red Creek N. Y. Congratulations to the Seniors Compliments of CHRYS - TU - GARDENS Red Creek N. Y. CARLTON L. JONES HARDWARE Compliments of TABER ' S REXALL STORE Red Creek New York 100 Compliments of COTTAGE INN Red Creek New York RICHARD PITCHER - HAROLD CRELIER Good Luck Seniors Buy the Best in Food Phone: RL 4-6421 Red Creek New York Compliments of Hayden Bros. Machine Co. Red Creek New York Compliments of RUTH MARTIN Red Creek New York Connpliments of LASHER MALONE Ready Mixed Concrete - Sand - Gravel Red Creek New York ROBINSON ' S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Water Street Chrysler - Plymouth Sales and Service Red Creek Phone 754-6673 New York 101 RIBSTONE SILO OF NEW YORK, INC. Congratulations Class of 1970 Red Creek, New YorK 754-6644 FAIR HAVEN LUNCHEONETTE 947-5049 Fair Haven N. Y. JIM ABRAMS Mason and Building Contractor BackHoe, Loader, Dump Truck and Dozer Service Call Red Creek 754-6417 Compliments of VIELE ' S INC. AGWAY Red Creek New York Congratulations From TOP OF HILL CABINS Phone 947-5013 Fair Haven New York Wanted Standing Timber All Varieties Cash Paid At Time of Sale DONALD BAILEY Red Creek, N. Y. Cato 626-6674 102 SMITH ' S HARDWARE R. D . SMITH Phone - 947-5223 Fair Haven New York Compliments of WESLEY L. BONNER THE DOUGLASS AGENCY INC. Phone 754-6264 Red Creek, N. Y. Best Wishes and Compliments PUTMAN AND O ' BRIEN BOB LONGLEY ' S GARAGE Collision - Front End Alignment Used Cars Phone 947-5248 Fair Haven New York GENE ' S HAIR FASHION Main St. W. Fair Haven, N. Y. Phone 947-3122 103 Compliments of Blue Bell Diner Buy the Best Meals Here Compliments of the WELLS FARGO CAFE All Legal Beverages Red Creek, New York Compliments to Class of 1970 FRANK ' S GULF STATION Compliments of CLUB 104 Red Creek, New York Best Wishes to the Graduates VERNS BARBER SHOP Wolcott, New York Best Wishes From the RED CREEK POST OFFICE Use Zip Code Compliments of PALMERS TV APPLIANCES Wolcott, New York Compliments of BLAKE ' S TEXACO Wolcott, New York Complimients of W. ROY MAYNARD Compliments of GLEN MULL ' S Humble Oil Products GO SEAWAY TODAY Seaway Gas Phone 594-2705 CHARLES WAGER Rte. 104 East Wolcott, New York Compliments of CHATFIELDS BARBER SHOP Wolcott, New York WOLCOTT-RED CREEK PENNYSAVER Your Best Bet for Advertising Job Printing of All Kinds Goes to More Than 5, 400 Homes Main St. , Wolcott, N. Y. Phone: 594-2506 104 Used Cars Compliments of + Body Work CLARENCE LARKIN Phone LX 4-2978 HANNIBAL HOTEL Banquets Wedding Receptions Harold and Lucille O ' Conner Compliments of MATSON LUMBER COMPANY Compliments of Compliments of Compliments of SCOTTS BUILDING SUPPLY INC. GUS AND ABIES on the square DINER Hannibal, New York Call 564-5502 Emmett - Nina Linda - Lorrie HANNIBAL for Estimates or Consultation AUTO SALES, RAYMOND SCOTT INC. SPECIALIZING RONALD SCOTT Compliments of DANNY DAN CATO HOTEL IN CHEVROLETS WATER SERVICE. Legal Beverages Carl Mahaney Parties and Banquets Phone 947-5530 Bob and Peg Butman Phone 564-5111 P. O. Box 25 Cayuga Street Compliments SMITH AND DUNBAR of GENERAL Hannibal, New York CARL AND MARY MERCHANDISE 13074 WHITE Victory N. Y. KENNY CLEANERS AND Compliments of PLEASANT BEACH Compliments of SPEED WASH HOTEL KNICK-KNACK Main Street Fine Luncheons, GIFT SHOP Wolcott Dinners and Cocktails New York On Fair Haven Bay Fair Haven, New York 105 Compliments of RUSSELL FUEL AND SUPPLY INC Everything for Building RUSSELL-KEEL CONSTRUCTION CO. INC. Your Wood - Mode Dealer Wolcott, N. Y. Tel-594-5011 594-2462 Compliments of LIDDLE ' S GROCERY Choice Beef and Groceries Sterling New York Compliments of WHITNEYS FOOD STORE Route 104- A Sterling, N. Y. Phone: 594-2271 Wolcott, New York COLEMAN FEED SERVICE Congratulations Class of ' 70 PETE AND JAN COLEMAN Compliments of Phone: 594-2271 Wolcott WEGMANS Egg Farm New York 106 Compliments of HADCOCK MOTORS, INC Chevrolet Sales and Service Fair Haven, New York Phone: 947-2232 KINA, WALLACE, WILKINSON, ASSOCIATES, INC. Main Street, Fair Haven 172 East Bridge St. Oswego Comipliments of You ' re money Ahead! RED CREEK NATIONAL BANK Red Creek, New York MEMBER - Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 107 QM j. siiu - w. = c , THE STERLING CO. - OP c r U eo-Bvc j JjouL - l c t -oCLtf Jj  Compliments of HAVEN MID-STATE FOOD CENTER Fair Haven Phone 947-1271 New York Compliments of LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Of Central New York MEMBER: Federal Reserve F. D. I. C. Fair Haven Office 108 Compliments of COMSTOCK-GREENWOOD FOOD Franchised Dealer for Parilla, Beneli and Capriolo Cycle RUSS ' CUSTOM CYCLES Fifth Road North Rose, New York 14516 Used Motorcycles Tel. 587-9517 Custom Building and Painting Compliments of HILLSIDE DAIRY BAR Fair Haven New York NEAL-O ' BRIEN BUILDING AND MATERIAL CORP Oswego Fulton Red Creek Quality, Service, and Experience Since 1890 109 Compliments of RASBECK OIL CO. INC. Distributors of Atlantic Gasoline and Heating Oils Fair Haven Phone: 947-5246 New York Congratulations to the Graduates MONTGOMERY WARD Phone: 594-5951 Wolcott New York Compliments of DOUG ' S BARBER SHOP V R SERVICE Route 104 Wolcott, New York Ski-doo Yamaha MASSEY FERGUSON Lawn and Garden Tools ENGLESON VAN LIERE - INC. For Automatic Delivery of Gulf Solar Heat and 24 Hr. Burner Service Wolcott New York Phone: 594-5761 Compliments of DELORES B. VAN WIE GALLO ' S QUALITY DISCOUNT STORE Clothing and Misses and Girls Footwear Sport Wear Fishing - Tackle Camper Supplies Luggages Four Stores to Serve You Clyde Wolcott Albion Williamson 110 Congratulations to Class of 1970 DOROTHY ' S BEAUTY SALON Lake Street Fair Haven, New York 947-5302 Open - Tues. Thru. Sat. Wed. Evening TRAVIS FLORAL SHOP Hannibal, New York 13074 Dial 56-6606 A BLOOMING BUSINESS Compliments of J. P. VALDINA D. D. S. Compliments of HANNIBAL MIDSTATE EDIL KAWAR Hannibal New York WOLCOTT SERVICE CENTER JOHNSON ' - ' Sales and Service JOHN DEWISPELAEBE - DOUGLAS JORDAN 10 West Main St. Wolcott, New York Compliments of VILLAGE DINNER INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Tractors Farm Equipment Industrial Sales and Service Motor Truck Phone: 594-5261 Wolcott New York Ill Wolcott Compliments of EDWARDS SHOE STORE Footwear for the Entire Family New York Complinnents of PALMER ' S GRILL BOB GREGG Wolcott New York WESTERN AUTO Tires, Bikes, Bike Supplies Auto Accessories CHUCK DONOVAN Wolcott New York The Finest in Women ' s Clothing BUCKMINSTER ' S 25 Main Street Wolcott, New York Phone: 594-7691 Compliments of WOLCOTT HOTEL AND MOTOR INN Wolcott, N. Y. Congratulations to the Graduates 112 Compliments to the PORT BAY MARINE Best Wishes Class of 70 West Port Bay Rd. Class of 1970 COLOSSE CHEESE INCORPORATED Wolcott, N.Y. Phone 594-2253 WOLCOTT Parish, N.Y. CLEANERS 625-7046 AND LAUNDERERS Congratulations Compliments to the of GREATEST CLASS that ever walked the halls of R. CCS. Mike - Chuck - Harvey- LX 4-6622 LX 4-3331 Carl L. Katz Compliments of Congratulations HADCOCK Class of ' 70 PONTIAC GEORGE P. GRAVES WE MADE IT INC. and SON INSURANCE Pontiac Tempest Wolcott Chris - JoAnn - Cindy Jeep Campers Travel Trailers Ph. 594-2231 Cakes By Lorraine Wedding Birthday and Firebirds Congratulations GREEN DAIRY Special Occasion LORRAINE WALDRON Phone: LX 4-5781 FARMS Wolcott N.Y. Sterling N.Y. 947-5266 Wolcott New York Compliments of Compliments of MELODY DELICATESSEN THE WOLCOTT JOHN H. POTTER ATLANTIC Cooked Seafoods COMPANY, INC. By the pound Jack Donaldson French Fries Salads 18 West Main Fried Cakes 47 Gibbs St. Goodyear Tires and Batteries Doughnuts Home made bread many- Rochester, N. Y. Complete Front End other goodies 14604 Service Alignment East Port Bay Road Balancing Wolcott, N. Y. Phone: 594-2924 HAMMOND ' S JEWELRY Congratulations Compliments of SHOP WOLCOTT Wolcott, New York GOVENER BARGAIN Phone: 594-2647 CHEVROLET CENTER Registered INC. KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS Open Every Night FENTON ART GLASS Oswego St. Until 9 P.M. Clock, Watch and Jewelry Service Wolcott New York Wolcott, New York Electric Razor Service We Give S H Green Wolcott Parking Lot Stamps on Merchandise 114 BOB ' S mm Best Wishes to THE GRADUATES BOB ' S BIG M Wolcott, New York Compliments of FAMILY SHOP V Wolcott Compliments oi WOLCOTT INSURANCE AGENCY 5 Lake Avenue Wolcott, New York Joseph Van Parys Agent Ph. 594-5641 Kf. y ' ' - j V ry Taste hat Beats the Others Cold y Y iy l EPSI POURS IT ON y XP : I 15 L 3 Q i w rX c NIXON ' S-TRUCK-PARTS 9i ' vj ompliments of BRANDT AND KEHOE ( ? fp- ' c ; s 1 il-it Compliments of Compliments of WOLCOTT BOWLING CENTER MARV ' S MIDSTATE MARKET Phone: 594-4861 Bing Ernie Compliments of Best Wishes EDWIN D. URE HOLLENBECK AND HENWOOD Tool Equipment Sales BARBER SHOP Auburn New York Wolcott New York KNACK AND RICHARDS, INC Specialists in Color School Photography 4598 Red Fox Drive Manlius, New York 13104 (315) 682-5714 • 117 Compliments of STREETER ' S BEN FRANKLIN Wolcott New York SEAL ' S CAMERA STORE The Best Place To Buy A Camera 1 1 North St. Auburn New York Tel: 253-3112 Complimients of RONEY ' S PHARMACY BOB ELWELL DOUG DOUGLAS Wolcott Phone: 594-6801 New York We Sincerely Thank Each and Everyone of Our Advertisers for Their Part in Making the 1970 Centralite a Success. Advertising Staff 118 SENIOR DIRECTOR Y 119 -sKra sr Senior Directory LORRIE ABRAMS - F.H.A. 2 JIM ABRAMS - JIM ANDROSS - Red Cricket 1,2,3,4, Bus. Man 3, Editor 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; I. A. 1,2,3; Outing Club 1,2; Photo Club 1; Cross-Country 1; Track 2,3; Senior Play 4; Woodsman Club 2 SUE BACON - Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3; Latin Club 1; Outing Club 2,3,4; Photo Club 1,2; Intramurals 2,3; Senior Play 4 BOB BAKER - DAVE BINGHAM - Outing Club 4; Incamurals 1,2, 3; Baseball 1,4; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Track 2,3 RICKEY BROOKS - DELORES BURDICK - Student Council 1,2,3; Centralite 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; F.H. A. 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 2; F.N. A. 1,2,4; Senior Play 4 MARTIN BURDICK - F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; Outing Club 2,3,4, Treas. 4 MIKE BURGDORF - Honor Society 2,3,4, Pres. 4; Centralite 4; Chorus 1; Senior Band 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1; Baseball 1,2,3; Soccer 1,2,3,4; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4 ARTHUR C APRON - Chorus 1; Outing Club 1,2 SANDI CASTER - Centralite 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Honors Chorus 3,4; Senior Band 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1; F.T. A. 1,2,3; Intramurals 1; Senior Play 4 GINNY CAYWOOD - Student Council 3,4; Red Cricket 1,2,3,4, Sec. 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; F.T. A. 2,3,4, Pres. 4; Intramurals 1,2,4; Assembly Council 1,4; Secretary Class 2; Treas. Spanish Club 2,3; Treas. F.T. A. 2,3; Pep Club 3,4; Majorettes 1,2,3,4, Asst. Head 4 BRIAN CHAPMAN - Intramurals 3,4; Senior Play 4; Assembly Council 2; Bowling 3,4 LORRIE COLEMAN - Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; F.T. A. 2,3,4; Photo Club 2; Intramurals 2,3,4; Centralite Editor 4; Senior Play 4 RANDY COLEMAN - Baseball 1,2; Soccer 1,2,3,4; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 3,4 DON DAWSON - Pres. of Class 1; Woodsmen Club 1,2,3; French Club 3,4; Track 2; Chorus 3,4; Honor Society 1,2,3,4; F.T. A. 2,3,4; Outing Club 2,3,4; Photo Club 1; Intramurals 3,4 PAT DEFERIO - Student Council 2; F.F.A. 2,3; Intramurals 3; Baseball 2 GENE DORN - Spanish Club 2 JACKIE DREXLER - Student Council 4; Pep Club 3,4, Pres. 4; French Club 3,4; Centralite 4; Chorus 1,2,3; F.T. A. 2; Intramurals 2,3; Assembly Council 3; Senior Play 4 DENISE FERGUSON - Chorus 3; F.H.A. 2,3; Intramurals 2,3,4 CINDY FITCH - Student Council 2,3,4, Pres. 4; Centralite 4; Red Cricket 1,3; Chorus 1,2,3; Latin Club 1; Intramurals 1,2,3; Assembly Council 2; Majorettes 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; F.T. A. 1,2,3, 4, V. Pres. 3,4; Sec. of Class 1,4; Cheerleaders 2,3,4, Captain 4; Senior Play 4 LEATRICE FLOWERS - MARTHA FLOWERS - GARYFLYNN - BOB GASCOIGNE - F.F.A. 1.2,3,4 What did you say? Oooh! That ' s HOT! Next year ' s SENIORS? 121 JOHN GRISWOLD - Honor Society 1,2; Track 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Photo Club 1,2; Bowling 1,2 DAN HARMONY - Honor Society 1,3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Red Cricket 2; Centralite 4; Latin Club 1; F. T. A, 1,2,3,4; Senior Play 4; Musical Comedy 1; French Club 3,4; Photo Club 1 LARRY HENDERSON - Student Council 1; Chorus 1; 1. A. 2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3, 4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Senior Play 4 MIKE HICKS - Intramurals 2; Soccer 2; Track 2 CATHY HOCK - F. T. A. 1; Assembly Council 1; Senior Play 4 CRAIG HOPPINS - JEANETTE JAEGER - Student Council 1; Chorus 1,2,3; Honors Chorus 1,2,3; Assembly Council 3; Sec. of Class 3; Musical Comedy 1 MARGARET PAIGE - Red Cricket 2,3,4; F.N. A. 4; Latin Club 1; Senior Play 4 BARB PALMER - Centralite 4; Red Cricket 4; Senior Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2; Spanish Club 1,3; Outing Club 4; Intramurals 1; Musical Comedy 1 PEGGY PARK - Chorus 1,2,3,4; G, A. A. 1; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Senior Play 4; Cheerleaders 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4 BONNIE PITCHER - Student Council 3,4, Parlia- mentarian 3; Centralite 4; Red Cricket 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Spanish Club 3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 1,2,3,4; Assembly Council 4; Cheer- leaders 2,3,4; Majorettes 2,3,4; Musical Comedy 1; Senior Play 4 SYLVIA POPLE - Honor Society 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3, 4; Centralite 4; Senior Play 4 PAM KEELING - Student Council 1; Centralite 1; Chorus 1,2,3; Photo Club 1; Senior Play 4 JOANN KITCHEN - G.A.A. 2 DAVID KYLE - F.F. A. 3.4 ROGER LaDUE - Student Council 1; Senior Play 4; Centralite 4; J. V. Basketball 1,2; Soccer 2,3 LEWIS McNEIL - KAREN MURPHY - ARTHUR NEWPORT - F.F. A. 2,3,4; Outing Club 2.3,4 CHUCK RAITI - Centralite 4; Red Cricket 1; Chorus 1,2,3; Latin Club 1; Spanish Club 3; Outing Club 2; Baseball 1,2,3.4; Varsity Club 4; J. V. Basket- ball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 3.4; V. Pres. of Class 1; Pres. of Class 2.3,4; Woodsmen Club 2; Musical Comedy 1; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Senior Play 4 EDREITZ - F.F. A. 4 BECKY RICHARDSON - Student Council 1; Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Centralite 4; Chorus 1,2; Latin Club 1; F.T.A. 1; Intramurals 1; G. A. A. 1,4; French Club 3,4; Cheerleaders 1,2,3,4, Co- Captain 4; Senior Play 4 ELVIN ROBERTS - JIM O ' CONNER - Student Council 2; Track 2; Intramurals 2; Cross-Country 1 BECKY ROBERTS - Student Council 1,2; Centralite 4; Red Cricket 2,3; Latin Club 1; Intramurals 1,2; Majorettes 1,2,3,4, Captain 4 JOHN SAMUEL - JIM SEYMOUR - SANDY SHERMAN - Centralite 4; Senior Play 4 DARLENE SHOVE - Centralite 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Senior Play 4 JOHN SLOCUM - Outing Club 1; Baseball 1,2; Soccer 2,3; Bowling 1 GARY SMITH - Chorus 1,2,3; F.F. A. 1,2,3,4; Bowling 1 JANICE SMITH - Student Council 2; F.H.A. 2; Centralite 4; Chorus 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Class Treas. 3; Senior Play 4 RON SMITH - HENRY SWITZER - Red Cricket 2; Bowling 2; Track 3 BILL SWITZER - JIM SYRELL - Track 2 DUANE SMITH - Student Council 1; Centralite 4; Senior Band 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1; Outing Club 1; Senior Play 4 JOHN SNYDER - I. A, Club 1,2; Intramurals 2,3; Senior Play 4; Airplane Club DAVE SOULE - Chorus 1,2,3,4; I. A. Club 2,3; Bowling 2,3; Musical Comedy 1 STEVE SOULE - Chorus 1,2,3,4; Outing Club 1,2; Photo Club 1,2,3; Baseball 1; Soccer 2,3; Bowling 1,2,3,4; Track 2 ED STACHOWICZ - Centralite 4; Chorus 3; Photo Club 3; Bowling 4; Senior Play 4 CATHY STANNARD - Chorus 3 RICK STEVENS - Red Cricket 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1; Intramurals 3; Baseball 2; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 4; Soccer 1,2,4 STEVE SZUBA - Student Council 4; Latin Club 2; Spanish Club 3; Photo Club 2; Intramurals 2,3,4; Bowling 4; Track 4; Senior Play 4 123 ! H, ! HIL H-±] ,. ' ttimMUJi g ' it J Pl B fe- ( ANDY WARFORD - Spanish Club 2,3; Senior Play 4; Class Treasurer 4; Centralite Treas. 4 KATHY WILD AY - Class Treas. 2 CHRIS WILKINSON - Centralite 4; Student Council Treas. 4; Chorus 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Senior Play 4; Majorettes 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Class V. Pres. 4 MARK WILKINSON - Student Council 2; I. A. Club 1,2,3; Senior Play 4 KARL WITTER - Student Council 1; Chorus 1,2,3; l.A. Club 1; Intramurals 1,2,3; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Senior Play 4 DAVE THOMAS - Chorus 1; Latin Club 1; Spanish Club 3; Soccer 2,3; Track 3 HELENE TIHY - Centralite 4; F. H, A. 1; Assembly Council 3; Senior Play 4 RICHARD YOUNGLOVE - F,F. A. 1,2,3,4 WAYNE YOUNGLOVE - Chorus 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Photo Club 1; Assembly Council 1; Soccer 3 GREG VAN DUESEN - Centralite 4; Red Cricket 4; Outing Club 4; Track 2,3; Intramurals 1 HARVEY VAN WIE - Chorus 1,2,3; Senior Band 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1; Outing Club 2; Baseball 1,2,3; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 3,4; V. Pres. of Class 2,3; Woodsmen Club 2; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club Pres. 4 NORRIS VORHIS - l.A. Club 1,2,3; Track 1,3,4; Intramurals 1,2; ]. V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basket- ball 3,4; Senior Play 4; Varsity Club 4 KIT WALKER - Student Council 4; F.F.A. 2,3,4 BOB WALLACE - Latin Club 1; Soccer 1; Senior Play 4 1 Right away, Dick! Now, THAT ' S Funny! C ' mon Stevens, get in step! Kill Senior Home Base 125 3 o . o ' Autographs k 1 ' V 126 y:w- A- C- C5 t lA V Autographs yl ,y ' ,f fcr A- Y 1 2 127 4 ¥ c Presently It ' s Over, Yet Never Forgotten CK 128 l :V -o a ( - .c ' mi. -.•-■;. ' , fit. 1 $ A vW ' - s , ' V -v c O- .- i 00 (NJv l .j ' :i ' r pf ; ' m- : ' :