Shenendehowa High School - Carillon Yearbook (Clifton Park, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1960 volume:

:ff fr , ,m,. . OZEWOZ raduation gives birth to many emotions. Yesterday we lived and moved and had our beings in a child's world, today we stand on the threshold of a more mundane reality, and tomorrow we put away, forever, the things of our childhood and enter an adult society. The competitive world of economic achievement will claim some of us, and the contemplative world of scholastic pursuit will engage others. In any event, our existence as school boys and girls is short-lived indeed. In presenting our yearbook to you we take advantage of our prerogative to demand your attention. We present this book in a moment of reflection, we make an analogy. We have spent twelve years, twelve-long ones when viewed from present to future, twelve frighteningly Heet ones when viewed from present to past. Our analogy is this. As the sculptor takes a measure of unshaped, unformed molding clay and labors patiently, skillfully, and long step by step, to produce a useful, polished work of art, so, too, did our school teachers accept us as unshaped, unformed children twelve years ago, labor patiently, skillfully and long to produce useful, polished people. The working and polishing is finished now, and it is for us to demonstrate that our sculptors, working in human elements, were as successful as the sculptor working in lifeless clay. It is ours now to show the world that the effort and the strife that went into the past twelve years was not in vain. 0VLll6lfLi.4 I-Administration II-Elementary III-Underclassmen IV-Athletics V-Clubs VI-Seniors 0 , ,!,., M -f ,Quia K if , ffv,:wy3EL9l74ffiZw ,:,.LYf4x,15. 'f f' ff , 'Q' . ' 4 4.-y,yf,: . 2,1-A iwvz 'V fi , , - fy,,,zx5. pg.-,tag f ' . f if-P 2 V '- it Ag, X ,,,V. 5,111 px. .- , , 5 M 'v :.,u. A x,,i.18-f m ' ,.,, Q uit- ' f f ae, if ' -1 f . f my A ff' ,ff 9' 1' i ,,,. ,wif 2 ' 4' 1 - -Q M: ,s l 1 3 51-, ., eq 445766 The Class 1960 presents The Carillon ' -. V- Q5 Vol. VII SHENENDEHOWA CENTRAL SCHOOL ELNORA, NEW YORK -fa 3 f1V'f 'V 4 SE- ? 'Q , 5 Q, 2 - ff 1,411 f wwf .fu f 1' 3' f 'aff 4, j. ' Q!! 5 ' 1, V f , f y . fiwwf.-4--1 , f if ,,.., , , lr t Wm-' - :, ,-., Q, ,, , J 1 7 VW fa ,f 555:21 2,1 ,KK , ,f ww -174+ . V , If , Vf,, ,, 1 4 ' Q7 7 ,614 23:1 ,Q f -ff , ifgrv. 5 'f 1, . 'gfif 7 fgf3?y,g if ,ff bf M I f ff f fl f Wk V ' mi X G-lffmzwfmfzm Y +1 'Vw I .-.. - x Mr. Charles D. Frier, B.A., M.A. Union College, State College, Albany Supervising Principal 3 :. Mr. Richard T. Zeller, B.A., M.A. State College, Albany High School Principal -QQ W- lr .CT U C Q Q7!6Zl4fLLVLlf.4iTHfiLUlfL Mr. Corneil S. Balding, M.E. Mr. Wilbur A.'Carpenter, B.S., M.A. Springfield Elementary Principal ,W'f2'z 492 rw 5 . cas wr Wm K 45? -'45,--hx ? ,M-1 if State Teachers College, Plattsburgh Elementary Vice Principal Q Wm Mr. Rodney O. Winans, B.S., A.M. Syracuse University District Superintendent Mr. Carl J. Easton District Clerk Assistant Principal for Business Affairs Mr. Francis Townley, Mr. Neil Hesson, Mr. Howard Barrett, Mr. Donald L. Bassler, Mr. Fred B. Chase, Mr. Richard L. Burwash Mr. William H. Tuck fmissing from picturej f ff mfr Mr. Gary Adelson, B.S., M.S. Mrs. Virginia H. Armstrong, B.S., M.S. Slate College, Albany state oouege, Albany Science, Mathematics Guidance S. I 'Fr ,MQ Mr. Francis W. Baker, B.S., M.S. Mr. Robert M. Barnhart, B.A., M.S. State College, Albany Syracuse University Business Education Science Miss Helen Betner, B.S. Mrs. Elizabeth W. Bosworth, B.A., M.A. Mrs. Thelma N. Bryant, A.B State College, Albany Oberland College 5 State College, Albany Bates College Business Education Grade 7 Citizenship Ed. Mr. Albert L. Corbo, B.S. Mr. Peter Costopoulos, B.S. Mrs. Barbara Crawford, B.S Union College University of Vermont Mansfield State Teachers Mathematics Citizenship Ed., English , 'X A Rift N Home Ec. Mrs Rochelle DeLong, R.N. Mrs. Ruth R D1ckerman B S M A Mrs Edxth Doherty DH Ellxs Hospltal New York Lmwersm Eastman Dental ff' ad Miss Marion D. Drury, B.S State College, Potsdam Music 7-12 Mrs Gertrude M Durand, B.A., M.A., LL.B. Mr Charles R Edgmgton M A State College Albanyg Fordham Law School C1t. Ed. Mrs Charls Frxer B.A. State College Albany h Mr. Henry Dnenc B S 1n Ed M A Massachusetts School of Art Columbra Umversxty Mr. Emery Fullaytor BA MA Manhattan State College Albany Mr. David S. Greenberg, A.B., M.A. State College, Albany English and French Mr. Robert Hicks, B.A., M.A. Hamilton, N.Y.S.T., Union of Freiburff N o Columbia University Mr. Robert P. Hill BUS' Mrs. Florence C. Griffin, B.A., M.A. Citi Ed, . 7 St. Lawrence , Spflngfield English Mr. Marvin Kerner, Ass.D., B.S. PhY5' Ed- Westchester, Oswego Miss Lorraine Hubbard, B.S., M.A. Ind. Arts 'D Ithaca Mr. Norman Koslofsky, BSA. State College, Albany Phys. Ed. l l Mr. Donald E. Matthews, AAS, M.S., B.S. Mohawk Valley Tech., State College of Albany Grade 7 ' , , Bus. Ed. Mr. William H. MacElroy, B.S., M.A. State College, Potsdam, Albany 0 Mrs. Marion T. Mauzey, A.B., M.A. Instrument, Music Mrs. Joan Mullin, B.S. Columbia Union, Drake University Mr, Dennis F, McCarthy, B.A. State College, Potsdam Grade 7 Siena College Music Grade 7 Mrs. Mary L. Gloss, B.S, Buffalo State, State College, Albany Home Ee. Mr. Stanley V. Oakes, B Cornell Univ. Agriculture 'S .i Mr. Reed Payne, B.Ed. University of Miami Grade 7 .S. Mr. John Mulligan, B.S. Springfield College, Mass. Grade 8 Mr. John O'Leary, B.A., M.A. Western St. Calf. College, State College, Albany English Mr. Robert Nevin, B.S. Oswego State Teachers Ind. Arts Mr. Clarence Parry, B.S., M.A. Oswego St. Teachers College, N.Y.U Ind. Arts Mrs. Jeannette Ryder, A.B. Mount Union College Librarian Miss Margaret A. Simmons, B.S., M.A. Mr. Donald M. Slate, B.S. N. Y. University School of Ed. St. Lawrence University Citizenship Ed., English Science 1' G5 . tr' ,.. '1i Mrs. Barbara Sanders, BS State College, Albany Mathematics Miss Florence B. Turner, B.S. State University, New Paltz Grade 8 C Mrs. Anne M. Youtsler, B.A., M.A. Boston Univ., Univ. Grade 7 of Iowa Mrs. Ruth Strong, B.A., M.A. Coe College, State College, Albany Reading Dr. Elizabeth Peck Mr. Donald C. VanVleet, B.S., M.S. Springheld College Phys. Ed. Miss Gretchen K. VanDerhoof, B.S. Buffalo State College Art Colgate Phys, Ed. M.A. - D Miss Vannilu Harrison, B.S., Georgia Teachers College, New York University Phys. Ed. Grades 1-7 y l Miss Mary Lou Kunz, B.M Eastmen School of Music y Music Mr. David P. Smith, B.A., M.A. Syracuse University Science Dr. Phillip Greene Doctors Mr. Paul Quigley, B.A., M.A. Office Staff Left to right: Mrs. Marie Gibbs, Mrs. Norma Harris, Mrs. Helen Cooper, Mrs. Ethel Jerome, Mrs. Shirley Pingelski, Mrs. Margaret Schwarzer, Mrs. Vivian Peck, Miss Carol Hayner Cafeteria Staff Ist row, seated: Eva Jarose, Mrs. Louise Smith, Mrs. Emma Murtagh, Mrs. Wretha Miller, Mrs. Macy Genevick 2nd row, left to right: Mrs. Alta Gompropost, Mrs. Elizabeth Martin, Mrs. Margaret Denner, Mrs. Marion Gage Standing, left to right: Miss Beverly Bookhout, Mrs. Dorothy Adams, Mrs. Anna Mae Priddle, Mrs. Gloria De Gurce, Mrs. Katherine Freemire, Mrs. Jayne Stanina, Mrs. Alice Jackson, Mrs. Bessie Adsit 2 if My SQ Z 5 a it lg Q l eyE 1 K., .3 5? I 323,312 --'- 2-4 i is 3 3 . ' x , Z 7513,-..4 ' l I4 :r i 'tfw A a m,g,,,,g .--4 '40, if ,i 'ibut ,, Q. ' Bus Drivers Row I Mr. Harold Rosen, Mr. Thomas Powers, Mr. Donald Berthiaume, Mr. Peter Doty, Mr. Norman Forest Row 2 Mr. W. Henry Butler, Mr. Edward Nadler, Mr. LeGrand DeLong, Mr. Edward Fry, Mrs. Rachael McKean, Mr. Glenn Beck, Mrs. Inger Jorgensen, Mr. Lloyd Turnbull, Mr. john Lucarelli, Mr. Norman Evans, Mr. Henning Carlson Custodians Seated: Mr. Milvin Blossom, Mr. George Roy Standing, left to right: Mr. William Horstman, Mr. Lloyd Tourtellot, Mr. Edmond Dewey, Mr. Vincent McNamee SSYT9 K, HM 1 , A N ,K A' N 'Ee ax i.. ,1 N A 4' I, if if ff- ,,,, fsA 1M I .?, ' V 6 4 M' , y 4 gi D , if f- a The sculptor knows and employs all the tools, recipes and changing this lifeless lump oft lay into a dynamic, moving figure, so, too, do our teachers know an utilize all the tools and method us to develop strong mi and bodies. s for li lr E Q i tl l l Row I Robert Van Duzee, Michael Horstman, James Campbell, Jack Furlow Row 2 Jeanne Habesch, Denis Harrington, Nancy Harrington, Michael Bonneau, Dawn Johnson Row 3 Mary Nolan, Patrick Nuytten, Beverly Baranowski, Charles Smith, Patricia Sweeney Row 4 Melody Fagan, James Sherman, Nancy Pugh, Eugene Crowley, Joanne Wells ABSENTEES: Aaron Morris, James McLenaghan, Leslie Mitoff !4LIfLOZ6'C7d Cf6Ifl Row I Bonny Burnum, Jacquelyn Malecki, Donald Parent, Deborah House Row 2 Steven Budny, Carol Charette, Robert Lee, Janet Davis, Roy Bell, Joann Solowski, Daniel Reich Row 3 Donna Martin, John Brammer, Donna Guilbeault, Kim Thompson, Theo- dore F ountaine, Kathy Keyrouze Row 4 Mark Moquist, Joseph Holohan, Jan Simmons, Gary Binkowski, Cynthia McBain, Michael Di Lorenzo, Thomas Esmond ABSEN TEES : Cathy Niles, William Jones, Wayne Jones '35 Mrs. Maude Davenport , 'ffl ,., ,, ,gf 'l ,f ,, '29 9 Miss Mary Hyson ml Ll.. - Row I Alfred Williams, Zina Korolech, Susan Purves, Janice Clements, Lynn Speanburg, Edward Decker Row 2 Rick Cooper, Wayne Arseneault, Evelyn Merton, Agnes Gniewek, Chris- topher La Roux, Randy Hilliker Row 3 Raymond Floud, Timothy Simpson, Sandra Schirnhofer, Carol McClel- land, Debra Dyer, Andrew Jenkins, Duane Luse ABSENTEE: Lawrence Riddle !4imZe'c azlfen, Row I Douglas oench, Jeffrey Dudek, Jonathan Paley, Raymond De Crescenzo, Kevin Herrick, David Jacques Row 2 Michele Lavin, Donna Bryans, Jamie Pipino, Margaret Gifford, Nancy Sherwood, Kathleen Guyer Row 3 Robert Gately, Donna Taylor, Steven Proctor, Colleen Goman, David Bowman, Marion Nicholas, Jeffrey Higgs Row 4 Stephen Thomas, Gail Jobin, Lance Stanczak, James Van Steenburg, Fred Zacarola, Barbara Kosarovich, Glenn Chouinard 'i' ME ,,,....---' ki 4--nn. 3 i l ...-t 'X Row I Patricia Nisco, Joseph Clark, Lynn Smachlo, Scott Garling, Marlene Gregor, Richard Lavigne Row 2 Susan Tremblay, Gary Baker, Susanna Mikels, Kathleen' Corey, Paul Landry, Rosanne Cestaro Row 3 Gregory Mincher, Paul Schoch, Debra Hyde, Vernon Milkins, Michele Mayo, john Chestara, James Goldsberry Row 4 Daniel Uber, Linda Malinoski, William Fisher, Marcia Gagnon, Mace Gassman, Jacquelin Herold, Gary Travis ABSENTEE: Mary Landor llflflffez dfztglflf Row I Paul Silva, Denise La Barge, Stephen Bosley, Jana Van Dusen, William Northup Row 2 Cheryl Nadeau, john Buchanan, Lois Fredericksen, Ronald Raylinsky, Janice Hokirk, John Krasuski, Arlene Crawford Row 3 Lee Millington, Leslie Carpenter, Paul George, Kim Masters, Stephen Zmyewski, Jeanette Orr, Craig Barlow 77? fi' N?1',' K ,.,Mrs. Ruth O,Hare r i , 1 Q , ii ,, ' 5 Mrs. Jean Driggs es. . K if' . -.l SZEIBE. Q '- arg ' -vw-' Xi. .Ll Row I Curtis Nieckarz, Eric Dasenbrock, Thomas Nosal Row 2 Lawrence Bariteau, Judy Arnold, Hope Le Valle, Linda Cervantes, Deborah Slade, Carol Male, Rose Guilbeault, Timothy Hulse Row 3 Allen Favreau, Johnalee Michalski, Billy Roy, Diane Connors, Ronald Vincent, Sharon Staring, Dennis Pasquarell Row 4 Daniel Clancy, Jean Kittell, Jackie Jensen, Charles Di Lorenzo, Alan Kowsky, Karen Guyer, Cary Martin ABSENTEES: Colleen Riley, Sharon Hatlee flimfez azlfen, Row I Bryan Stott, Ann Marie Kocsis, Margaret Christopher, Theresa Noradki, Patricia Ann Lichiello, Ross Christopher, Birney Herrington Row 2 Frank Marchione, Deborah Davis, Vincent Raylinsky, Cynthia Henning, Judith Paupst, David Brougham, Donna Marie De Martino Row 3 Kathy Woodward, Robert Anuzewski, John Daly, Celia Harbster, David Duchesne, Richard Hutchins, Janice De La Rosa to .1 Q ' F851-xi. s 4. ff fr s 1 1 9 S k T 1 L I1. A s If A ' ', LQ 1 X 0 5' yrtrr A , g rsyr 2 1' 'A Q .Q 81 Q u fl at 3 Row I Anna Bonneau, Jacalyn McBride, Donna Charbonneau, Linda Kolasienski, Susan Zeloznicki, Elizabeth Nisco f Row 2 Ross Foster, Charles Cummings, Marjorie Krauss, David Flagler, Nancy l Ward, Thomas Kessler, Patricia Gynevick, Stephen Murray, Gilbert Riberdy Mrs. Sophie Kemp Row 3 Harold Perry, Margrate Gniewek, Janice Hunter, Douglas Ives, Linda Edgington, Frederick Lee, Bonnie Gorsline, Karan Van Vranken, Donald Buell Row 4 Russell Miller, Thomas Micklas, Roger Tourtellot, James Sweeney, Sandra Reich, Leonard White, Valerie Noradki, Timothy Malony, Wendy De Voe, Kenneth Samuels, Richard Crandall Ja Row I Susan Hoerauf, Garry Baker, Susan Knorowski, Virginia Bolt, Teena Martin, Patrick Connelly, Mary Ann Mincher Row 2 Craig Carpenter, Dennis Wilber, Keith Stone, joseph Macy, Douglas Harple, George Fountaine, Allan Krug, James Osterhoudt Row 3 Jay Marsh, William Woodward, Stephen Bozak, Calvin Krom, Bruce za e Herold, Frank Jeske, Arnold Merton, Glenn Crowley, Gary Burnum Row 4 Eugenie Chevalier, Cynthia Allen, Laurie Shippey, Deborah Snyder, Dale Schelling, Daryl Morris, Joan Perry, Linda Kakulski, Connie Simmons ABSEN TEES : Michael Belkevich, Georgia Mitoff, Kathy Schwarzer, Naomi Spass we 'W Miss Sylvia Kudan .L W X ff! ma' -Q Row I John Pohl, Richard Guilbeault, Dawn Glasby, Anthony Hanczaryk Row 2 Linda Moran, Charles Lee, Eileen Riddle, Patricia Stoddard, George Paupst, Susan Lantz Row 3 Raymond Macy, John Proctor, Susan Jeske, Leonard Cochrane, Laura Mead, Jack Marlott, Paul Millington ABSEN TEE : Joanne Saunders Cgziulf 'cate Miss Audrey Sebelowitz Mrs. Helen Glover Row I Kathleene Smachlo, VVilliarn Lucarelli, Phyllis Peek, Janice Kozlowski, Michael Rosenberg, Karen Turnbull, Jacquelyn Murphy, Jeffrey Moon, Donna Cattell Row 2 Stephen Michalee, Jacalyn Dutina, Steven Young, Susan Andrews, Steven Dudek, Anne Marie Skaarup, Jimmy Cotton Row 3 Cheryl Patterson, Brian Gibbs, Robert Dunton, Constance Golba, Jay Nolan, Christina Belott, Earl Derby, William Russell Speanburg, Gail Mango Row 4 James Welch, Daniel Sequin, Patricia Tremblay, Kenneth Jones, Gloria Neufler, Daniel Bowman, Carol Watrobski, Charles De Cerce, David Collett ABSENTEES: Dennis Jourdanais, Paul Roerig, Leslie Murray fit TJ- 'fix ' 123,254 G z XNQ, X Z2 ,,X...J 'W Row I Janice Brown, Arelene Stoddard, John Rybaltowski, Linda McLenaghan, Ann Carpenter, Colleen White, Patrick Kerley, Christine Budney, Gary Mincher Row 2 Nancy Des Champs, Karen Poran, David Pipino, Janet Mrozek, Mary Irene Larmon, Mary Kay Daly, Tylitha Filkins, Willard Hughes, Karen Piller Row 3 John Horstman, Kevin Porter, Stephen Owens, Linda Guyer, Richard Mabb, Edith Noradki, Michael Shafts, Paul Goody, David Thrane ABSEN TEE: Robert Johnson Jai 4 0 to A N is 2 MW 3 ..,,, K A lt 1? ,,-, . fl . 731 1, X' ' , F-itivxmf, V . iiii! ii ,ll A K i V ,N , y 1 V r,,, K rrr P Mrs. Marjorie Kirkpatrick Row I Kathleen Hatlee, Mary Jane Pappa, Frances Riley ,7 'Cd Z Row 2 Steven Sossei, Paul Wagner, Ronald Proctor, June Turiel, Ralph Mabb, 'Linda Fitch, David Jones, Kenneth Van Wert, Bradley Smi Row 3 Denise Hulse, Robert Hickox, Kristen Cyphers, Mary Larmon, Lorna Millington, Cynthia Wicks, Cathy Cady, Ralph Rhodes, Gail Riley Row 4 Michael Tremblay, Walker White, Sarah Klint, John Gleason, Donald Martin, Douglas Martin, Robert Waller, Louise Pasquarell, Patricia Linde, Bruno Federico ABSENTEES: Kurt Matis, Kenneth Sicko, VVayne Favreau lV'z1 w, Mrs. Helen Velders ll-i 4 l naw. ,Mg in ,, mmnqmu ' 3 if ,fm - W , -V 1 M' 2, 7 , ,f , , f J A. i W W , V: V 5599, ,, ,' ,,WZZif ,,..62. f f I , M, 5 My 1 C' , Z' f f A' fffim, f , i J f i , a ,,a Af 1, Row I Dennis Grestini, Richard Mincher, Marie Little, Eleanor Dalpe, WVarren fi' J , Garling, Judith Van Allen, James Macy, Donna Van Brammer, Michael Schoch, , y ,ll,, ., Linda Carrigan Row 2 Ernest Remillard, Priscilla Keeler, Joyce Ann Goudard, Gary Thrane, Mrs- Grace Standish Bruce St. Gelais, Mark Urbaetis, Mona Glasby, Janice Naylon, Patricia Groken, Sherry Gately Row 3 Michael Nadeau, Jeffrey Sicko, Mark Garota, John Milczarek, David Rosenberg, Susan Millington, Randall Dewey, Gary Pitt, Jeffrey Thompson, Ronald Higgs, Mary Belanger ABSENTEE: Michael Sicko Row I Henry Riberdy, Ronald Lambert, Regina Doyle, Michael Maynard, William Ryan Row 2 David Chevalier, Joyce Henning, Denise Pipino, Ann Sicko, Thomas Primeau, Kathryn Bloodgood, Linda Bornt, Patricia Williams, Nelson Hilliker J Row 3 Irving Goldsberry, Rebecca Jarvis, Michael Mooney, Janet Peregrim, e Edward Nieckarz, Virginia Goggins, Mark Foster Row 4 Gary La Plante, Diane Martin, David Yousko, Edward Coblish, Elizabeth Male, William Soulier, Peter Kosarovich, Sharlene Silva, John Hendricks ' ABSENTEES: Deborah Fawthrop, Michael Riddle , ,IV Q A 8 wa' -I i F, n ' 'ar Mrs. liiriam Brookley 23 . qi., 'rf , T 'fTfTt7iZf, Elini 5' V W , K 51222 f ' f' 4 -f55'?5 i,i ',-f,f'5':f5 :Y ','f fv...,., ,Ii:i'Qlf',:i,iQii ' ,if 'fi , V ,,,g,,4fg,,,,:5,,,U, X VV,k V, ,-1 ':f,':i,2i.,.,a ,wv,.i,..f Nr - MW' , . ,,,, ,,,, Mfg, f, - ' i1:'rfv- H.. fffaf ,f A' ',,,,,o ' M ,W ' ' ,,., ,, ,-fr a....,Q f I 1, ' ' fnfff awzr, ,Z If , ,.ivj',,' 5 ' '13 . -M, ' M, ,Cr ,gm,,,,.,.,N 'Tm ,,, M 2 ff f A74 Miss Lillian Earles fm! 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Nola Parent, Beverly McGuirk, Michael Nickolas, Clifford Stoddard, Thomas Lavigne, Shila Connors, Pamela Connors Row 2 Micheline Landry, Christine Michalski, Mark Ruggiero, Sandra Uber, John Fiorino, Carol Staniak, Susan Hill, Ross Morris Row 3 Robert Van Dusen, Thomas Lennox, Robert Simmons, Debra Marlatt, Debora McBain, James Kennedy, Kevin Connors, Dian Martin, William Rhodes Row 4 Donn Knapp, Alice Hogan, James Brouillard, Lynda Larocque, Lawrence Ruggles, Karen De Voe, Arthur Rice, Debra Allen, Raymond Anuszewski Row I Cathleen Murray, Brian McMahon, Constance Gaetano Row 2 Andrew Wolf, Thomas Rybaltowski, Peter Corey, Tina De Groff, Virginia Rucinski, Lynn Kidalowski, Dolores' Hoerauf, Charles Lennox, David Swatling, Peter Woodin 66014 Row 3 Mary Jones, Barbara La Chappelle, Mary Doty, Victoria Skaarup, Mar- lene Silva, Ann Sherman, Judith Robbins, Gail Cooper Row 4 James Van Den Burg, Gregory Kowaleski, Michael Hanczaryk, Ronald English, Roger johnson, Donald Corp, George Riddle, Steven Petticrew, Henry Arsenault ,,., , 3 , ,Q 1 XP' W2- x -f . -, .,,, , ,, 0 Miss Marion Minch fi-MM, Row I Scott Hill, George Kokinda, Rita Gori, Vicki Reed, Marc Neuffer, Cathy Baranowski, Kent Morey, Sharon Malinoski, Brenda Cote, Wayne Martinelli, Gregory Winters Row 2 Gary Breski, Glenn Flagler, Linda Proctor, Michael Woodward, Donna Mrs. Betty Yanson Miller, Constance Smith, Geneva Sweeney, Michael Farinacci, Susan Sabourin, Gary Hinrichs Row 3 Floyd Baker, Edwin Chamberlin, Patricia Campbell, Richard Jacobson, Marie Ritson, Barton Johnson, Ethel Kosarovich, David Wlatrobski, Pamela Di Lorenzo, Dirrk Reich, Robert White ga 6 Mrs. Edith Finch Row I Denise Adsit, Debbie Kidalowski, YVilliam Arsenault, Rodney Dotson, Thomas Tremblay, Douglas Cniewek, Peter Dunn, Michael Arnold Row 2 Nancy Edgington, Keith Dayer, Judith La Roux, Letitia Ray, Karen Johnson, Frank Pingelski, Barbara Andrews, Karen Jorgensen Row 3 David Cardin, William Fronk, Darlene Stah, Constance Parent, Dorothy Guilbeault, Jane Congdon, Kathy Russell, Dennis Loiselle, Kenneth Kendzierski Row 4 Bruce Butler, Bonnie Fredrick, Timothy Holohan, Deborah Klint, Thomas Jaronski, Cathy Hunter, John Gorski, Jeffrey Pintuff ,lr l J I, , P , . 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V Y- s Mr. Dominick De Simone Za Qs 5 Row I Timothy Doty, George Proctor, Arthur Appleby, Cheryl Knapp, Edward Dworakowski, Richard Ropitzky, Patrick Welch Row 2 Cindy Mead, Shirley Sicko, James Patterson, Clifford Barlow, Jody Hughes, William Gleason, David Jones, Lynn Meager Row 3 Lesley Schlamp, Nancy Croat, Denise Perry, Darlene Vetter, Josephine Mabb, Susan Maltais, Diane Johnson, Carol Brown, Tina Driscoll Row 4 Michael Jeske, Thomas Martin, Timothy Sweeney, Sue Ann Murphy, John Rucinski, Patricia Cote, Ronald Coonradt, Rosemarie Ruchlicki, Bruce Douglas, Eric Opitz ABSENTEE: Leo Bonneau Row I Mary Sweeney, Paula Kerley, Helen Mauzey, Catherine Baker, Mary Lou Staniak, Nancy Mayo Row 2 Patricia Perry, Christopher Herrick, Amelia Peek, Richard Connors, Mary Van Den Burg, Clifford Seguin, Marie La Valle, Robert Remillard Row 3 Kathryn Kowaleski, Joseph Owens, Kathryn Piche, Edward Martin, Kath- leen White, Robert Chase, Diane Brougham, David Belanger, Theresa Chevalier, Wendy Russell Mrs. Loraine Elliot Row 4 Kenneth Christopher, Cathy Wells, John Stiles, Patricia Decker, Marc Hafensteiner, Janet Jones, Stephen Turnbull, Susan Wickham, Laddie Stahl, Roberta Jacobson, Jon Simmons ef- 4-L Row I Gregory Miller, Joseph Jerome, William Crandall, Gary Holton, Raymond Bolt, Andrew Paley Row 2 Frederick Wilbur, Douglas Mac Neil, Nicole Smachlo, John Lawrence, Pamela Haughton, John Althouse, Francis Daly Row 3 Peter Medick, Terry Hines, Geraldine Ducharme, Janet Charette, Susan Keefer, Jane Flavin, Nancy Walko, Joseph Riley Row 4 Andrea Hubbard, Bernard Melewski, Leslie Simmons, Leonard Carota, Charlene Cleveland, Lyle Van Vranken, Deborah Jennings, Thomas Peterson, Kathy Moench Row I Lynda Peregrim, Colleen Clark, Patricia Desnoyer, Paul Usborne, Mary Thomas, Linda Hancock Row 2 Nancy Osterhoudt, Roger Favreau, Dorothy Bortell, Gregory Miller, Shirley Gniewek, Francis Prouty, Darlene Rhodes, Norman Carey, Ernestine Chevalier Row 3 Charles Primeau, Carol Bowers, Michael-Pacelli, Catherine Lavigne, David Anderson, Gail Malecki, William Charbonneau Row 4 Paul Smith, Ella Jane Johnson, Charles Appleby, Paula Hutchins, Daniel Lyman, Dorothy Soldwski, Peter Krug Row 5 Peter Daignault, Susan Schelling, Edward Young, Donna Preston, Glenn Cyphers, Sandra St. Gelais, Paul Parent Qigftt , Mrs. Joan Kerwood QAM llrs. Helen Austin QAM 'Cd 6 .Q I 5,1 . ax Qu ff il v C A ti :hs I C Row I Daniel Duchesne, George Martin, Ronald Baker, Alan Ward, Edward Guilbeault, David Tremblay, Vincent Cestaro, John Marx, Richard Bultman Row 2 Robert Bultman, Christine Weston, Susan Van Vranken, Diane Coonradt, Charles Higgs, Ronald Fellows Row 3 Ronald Mrozek, Scott Winters, John Martin, Carol Jeske, Edward W. Guilbeault, David Tourtellot, Catherine Waller, Robert Jesmain, Eric Jacobson, Diane Buell, Thomas Weilt, Charles Gassman Mrs. Marie Westcott :laid Row I Kathleen Wells, Carol Stott, Betsy Cotton, Michael Gniewek, Beth Calkins, Janet Piller, Carol Kessler, Linda Holohan Row 2 Robin Wolf, Richard Snyder, Katherine Verbeck, Paul White, Cynthia Primett, Charles La Plante, Mary Flascher, Michael Neuffer, Elain Standish e Row 3 Bernard Le Francois, Sandra Osterhoudt, Michael Vanderslice, Patricia Kennedy, Mark Lichtenwalner, Judith Anderson, Thomas Di Lorenzo, Janet Greene, Joseph Hogan, Linda Mincher, John Kittell ABSEN TEES : Nancy Schwarzer, Charles Moore, Lucinda House - . M av W Mrs. Janet Robb H zf , Mrs. Lillian Bethel , y 3? , 1' X X . , ,QJ . l ,- I k ,,, V, Q f ., ,, fjy- ,f-. NN 1, , ol . 1 'X'-'R .. . LM y X , Y? , ' NV , ' , , ., N , - , . I f ' 'Y I , N 4 , , - W ' , ' f 'f-2 -- f , i 'M 'I Q41 , V -, - ' nv ' ,V Q' X ma Row! Delvan Rhodes, Michael Pincher, Stephen Luse, Howard Cummings, Marsha Tanski, Joseph Connors, Patrick Bloodgood, Timothy Villinave, Richard Williams Row 2 Virginia Keeler, George Harple, Barbara Thrane, Paul Jaronski, Pamela Tholin, Craig Fawthrop, Sandra Chamberlin, XfValter Jaronski, Patricia Martin Row 3 Cynthia Lobdell, Robert Kenney, Catherine Collett, Arlene Lutz, Karol Pacelli, Susan Jacobson, Barbara Castle, Donald Seymour, Irene Noraclki, Carolyn Taylor, Albert Pasquarell, Cathie Lee Becker Clmflr Row! Timothy Dempsey, Carol Raylinski, Raymond Ward, Gilbert Kortz, r Marlana Tanski, Earleen La Barge, William McBride, William Uber, Joan Rain- yille, Steven Miller Row 2 VVilliam Charboneau, Jean Duell, James Robbins, Dorothy Corey, Rexforcl Lyons, Hilarie Hatlee, Earl McMahon, Barbara Matthews Row 3' Kathleen Nolan, VVilliam Butler, Darlene Hills, Robert Marx, Gracelyn Nosal, Irene Bennett, Donna De La Rosa, Vlayne Fitch, Catherine Bourgeois, Donald VVatrobski, Wfilliam Jones 'Edd Miss Blanche Hatlee 29 sq 5 Row I Nancy May Lee, Susan Waller, Linda Labonter, James Milkins, Robert Flavin, Mary Claire Landry, Marie Riddle, Mary Kay Mayo Row 2 Alfred Goyette, Gladys Russell, Paul Loiselle, Sharon Zych, Marvin Golds- berry, Claudia Barlow, William Werner, Cynthia Strack Row 3 Lucy-Anne Jarvis, Patricia Ayotte, Michael Porter, Keith Rousselle, Carol Hennessey, Richard Zmyewski, Linda Deyoe, Ian Hunter, George Harris Deborah Taylor Row I Deborah Hill, Raymond Bartholomew Mrs. Helen Kovich Row 2 Josephine Pingelski, Thomas Maynard, Christine Crawford, Cheryl Pipino, Margaret Belkevich, Bonnie Clements, Hazel Martin, James Floud, Frances La Q50 JE Plante Row 3 Paula Danko, John Smachlo, Gail Theriault, Theodore Parent, Kathleen Adsit, Ronald Davis, Kathleen Mincher, Bruce Milkins, Linda Michalski 'R W 3552- ,f 5 'WW X 1 4 ., Mrs. Eleanor Coppins 4 - ' Row 4 James Bell, Nelson Miller, Forrest Reynolds, Colleen Beatty, David La- rocque, Sally Millington, Christopher Cady, Eric Tanski, Raymond Laponia swf clmfl Row I Marilyn Michalowski, Phyllis Farinacci, Constance Ropitzky, Joseph Chris- topher, Margaret Sossei, William Zurn, Starlene Reich, Patricia Lee Row 2 Patricia Pingelski, Joseph Marchione, Dale Charbonneau, Joseph Brzuska, Dorothy Cervantes, James Jobin, Lorraine Stalioraitis, Martin Knowlton Row 3 Robert De Crescenzo, Michael Murphy, Nancy De Voe, Arthur Sabourin Lynn Dozois, Mark Clancy, Margaret Rice, Michael Noradki, Paula Herrington John Riddle, Irma Habesch, Armand Huneau 5? I Miss Agnes Brady ABSENTEES: Linda Nadler, Keene Knowlton Q-lgfli QM 6 Miss Eleanor Weatherill Row 1 Anthony Nosal, Blair Desnoyers, Thomas Wlelch, Lynne Conpropst, Susan Miller, Dennis Ceremuga, Lawrence Hickey, Philip Baker Row 2 Joseph Pasquarell, Sally Sicko, VVilliam Connors, Linda Osborne, Penny Allen, Marjorie Ostrom, Tom Panis, Denise Soulier, Wlilliam Hendricks Roui 3 Philip Flavin, Linda Miller, Gene Lee, Mary Susan Helin, Gerald Davis, David Frament, David Krauss, Carol Cox, Dale Wing, Linda Theriault, Marvin La Chapelle S ABSENTEE: Mary Michalski p 1: ,tiff , . fsg , 'i in l kgs I . Row I Alexander Baranowski, Celia Herrington, Mary Beth Frederiksen, Susan La Far, John Dasenbrock, Heather Evans, Ernest Macy, Patricia Maltais, Mary Carpenter, Nancy Leque, Kenneth Riddle Row 2 David Seymour, Glenn Harple, Patricia Bressette, Thomas Lesniak, Lynn Anderson, Thomas Costanzo, Theresa Yates, Phillip McBain, Robert Darmetko Row 3 Joseph Shafts, Jo Ann Coonradt, Daniel Kakulski, Ellen Cote, James Jorgensen, Lawrence Williams, Kathleen Ward, Robert Protomastro, Jeannine Landry, Raymond Laraway alfa Edward Sabourin gm 6 Jane Wickham C Mrs. Shirley MacM1ll1n Row I Lee Daigneault, Douglas Woodward, Daniel Kendzierski, Paula Favreau Richard Male, Ruth Woodin, Robert Pierre, Pamela Verbeck, Robert Baker Row 2 Michael Dozois, Fred Fewkes, Kathleen Holloway, Michael Dyer, Geral dine Winters, Beverly Gorsline, Albert Mincher, Mary Moran, Michael Pipino Row 3 Gloria Just, Jack Tuck, Beth Shippey, William Milkins, Mary Lou Smith Joy Cropsey, Kathleen Beatty, James Johnson, Karen Jacobson, Walter Danko Miss Eleanor Morrissette A V, ' W A A 'lc 2 4 r-,- ,, mmf Mr. Owen Sutton Row I Richard Dupont, Lynn Goman, Deborah Dalpe, Timothy Subcliff, Riley Knapp, Catherine De Pucchio, Richard Jobin, Ronald St. Gelais, Patricia Little, Christopher Jones, Thomas Potter Row 2 Madeline Spass, Nancy Ruggles, Allan Morris, Karole Larmon, Robert House, Elizabeth Jelnicki, Blanche Anuszewski, Walter Horton, Linda Martin Row 3 John Quackenbush, Nancy Gatus, Ronald Lutz, Earl Kehoe, Judith Holohan, George Owen, Elaine Harris, John Luse, Karen Dutina, Dolores Grose Clbfflt QM 5 :':-E i11's-ful' Z-i Row I Stephen Gaetano, John Van Hoesen, Warren Wheeler, Alice Lussier, Sherry Bartholomew, Helen Darmetko, Michael Thrane, Richard Cattell, Robert Thomas Row 2 Robert Rhodes, Joan Stanina, Paul Goudard, Flora Ritson, Claude Riley, Laura Lichiello, Norman Brarnrner, Linda Potter, Timothy Moran Row 3 Grant Keeler, Paul Bendick, George Jones, janet Laponia, Cathy Oakes, Robert Jacobson, Alice Brown, Barbara McClelland, Andrew Molnar, Frank Genevick ABSENTEES: Dolores Lyman, Barbara Naylon W -T-'S M I m A 1 . V if '4 f. y Q Mrs. Patricia Mullins Gabriel 33 Row I Marjorie Van Alstyne Row 2 Suzanne Jones, Linda Haughton, Floyd Daigneault, Georgann jackson, Mary Lou Petersen, Miriam Rosenberg, David Breski, Bonnie Weed, Juliet Gassman Row 3 Harry Bloodgood, Dale Bolt, Louise Keefer, Thomas Villnave, Linda Hopeck, George Bailey, Joan Van Vranken, Ronald Kokinda, William Yanson Row 4 Elmore Waller, Christine jaronski, William Miller, Vicki Putnam, Susan Gharette, Deborah Paley, Lawrence Bopp, Katherine Van Wert, Gordon Moore Mr. Walter Harvey Row I Stephen Zdunek, Glenn White, Mary La Plante, James Flavin, Marie Hatlee, Edward Snyder, Dawn Cioppa, Michael Patterson, Joanne Kubinski, Donald P 0 Moench Row 2 Vincent Sadowski, Martha George, Peter Hesson, Katherine Roerig, Sandra Heckman, Alan Balding, Phyllis Hines, Bradford Townley, Janet Favreau Row 3 Michael Yates, Betty Cowles, Kenneth Reckner, Sharon Vanderwarker, Elaine Fredrick, David Simpson, Vicki Allen, Marilyn De Long, Robert Dutina, , Louise Ruchlicki U Miss Gretchen De Kalb 1 f , A'1 V' by V' y gu i ii, -vin Y: Row I Anna Marie Di Salvitore, Alan Riddle Row 2 Barbara Kohler, Maureen Williams, Joseph English, Thomas Clark, Delores Peek, David Philio, John Rainville, Patricia Hilliker, Linda Carey Row 3 Stephen Mudry, Sandra Knapp, John Corp, Anita Piller, Dennis Stoddard, Mr- A' Brian Gardiner Diana West, Stephen Carpenter, Nancy Cummings Row 4 Jean-Paul Nuytten, Barry Bloodgood, Clifford Jorgensen, James Lipka, Pamela O'Brien, Justine Parazynski, Rodney Priddle, Robert Dorn, Kevin Nolan, Charles Macy, Donna Callander, Mary Pacelli QM 6 Row I Morgan Payne, Arthur Martin, Timothy Reeves, Darlene Sluti, Marie Raylinsky, Carol Jean Ray, William Peek, Walter Schelling, Daniel Ellsworth Row, 2 James Pasquarell, William Roy, Dorothy Adams, Robert Loiselle, Marcia Doyle, John Hulse, Barbara McBain, Charles Mikels, Denise Taylor Row 3 Wayne Mongeon, Walter Sweeney, James Edmonds, Stephen Walko, Anne Owen, Linda Woodward, Susan Jeske, Paul Tinney, Paul Sickler, William Wickham, Stella Ritson ABSENTEE: Sharon Remillard Mr. Robert Eckert i 535, Y 4 'IN Mr. Dino Cimino 52,44 'td 6 Mrs. Helen Taylor 36 Row I George Lyman, Ronald Bruzdzinski, james Luse, Joseph Belanger, Barbara Jones, Barbara Becker, Shirley Stoddard, Edwin Freemire, Daniel La Far, Robert Ducharme, David Bowers Row 2 Dennis De Voe, Eric Dunn, Gail Baker, Harriet Brown, Michael Kwazneski, Joan Masters, Nancy Morris, Peter Marchione, Elsworth Jenkins, Edward Cooper Row 3 Joan Gori, Bradley Mincher, Robert Lussier, James Lucarelli, Judith Wielt, Kathleen Grose, Donna Martin, Erik Frederiksen, Francis Dupont, john Geisler, Frances Roberts Row I Jackie Wrighter, Robert Thorton, Janis Reczko, Patricia -Kenney, Carl Pappa, Lee Palmer, Loretta De La Rosa, Mary Ellen Connors, Lewis De Crescenzo, Joseph Kozlowski ' Row 2 Robert Pitt, jennifer Evans, Roy Adams, Sheila Kosarovich, Geraldine Golowaty, Terry Mead, John Beach, Cynthia De Pucchio, Raymond Manley Row'3 Thomas Clements, John Brouillard, Johanna Jesrnain, Douglas Zrnyewski, Susie Robbins, Michael Antrim, Lynne Jensen, Terry Adsit, David Kardash, Leonard Borden ABSEN TEE: Donna Milkins Student Council Row I William Yanson, Mr. Harvey, Stephen Zdunek, Vicki Allen, Ann De- Salitore I Row 2 Mark Clancy, Daniel Kakaulski, William Butler, Dennis DeVoe, Paul Sickler, Cindy DePuchio, Blanche Anuszewski, Janet Piller, Elizabeth Jelnicki Standing: James Milkins, Dennis Ceremuga, Pamella Verbeck, Sheryl Barthalomew Eric Tanski, Timothy Villnave Intramurals Kneeling: Lee Palmer, Louise Keefner Standing: James Lurse, Coach Quigley, Mary LaPlante, jo Ann Kubinski, James Edmonds, Dennis Ceremuga, Miss Harrison, Mary Lou Petersen Helping Teacher Mrs. Marion Eichenberger OHiC6 Stag Nurses Mrs Ehzabeth PICFCC, Mrs Margery E Glasgow Mrs Grace Slckler, Mrs. Irene McAtee r KU .x.., , ,W '-qc my sa, w . 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S SQL M 6 l QLi.'lm fl ' f h .1-QW,-.,'. . 4,e,,3. x . 3 too, i Row I Lee Fountain, Robert De Martino, Carol Leque, Marie Lussier, Mary Ellen Keefner, Gary St. Gelais, William Riley, Frank Fernandez Row 2 Ronald Pixley, Guy Nadeau, Gerald Owens, Gary White, Ken Roy, Harry Stoddard, Lloyd Lasher Row 1 Robert Abeel, Mary Ann Charbonneau, Robert Petticrew, Linda Palmer, Stephanie Stahl Row 2 Dennis Dalpe, Richard Lanne, Randall MacNeil, Kathryn Meager, David Schock, Mary Hill, John Burns, Christine Cordsen, Carol La Plante, Charles Cleveland ABSENTEE: Raymond Golowaty i Q Row I Thomas Charbonneau, Paula Louprette, Ellis Morris Row 2 Thomas Laponia, Barry Smi, Jennifer Marsh, Edward Wickum, Teresa Riberdy Row 3 Janet Harple, Michael Hogan, Brewster Paley, Sandra Hills, Richard Morris, Noel Hen- dricks, Cheryl Ives Walt Row I Gloria Reczko Row 2 Philip Silva, Patricia Macy, Bernice Michalowski, Raymond Crawford, Marcia Roy, Diana McBain, Edward Horton Row 3 Diane Larmon, Thomas Sicko, Derick Carpenter, Lawrence Remillard, Anita Ludzinski ff ,f 3 4 7' 4 Z 4 1 2 , 3 f Q2 f 6 1 Z Row! David King, Mary Lennox, Ronald Milkins, Sandra Van Bramer, Carol Sheffer, Robert Norton Row 2 Barbara Snyder, Philip Nofi, Susan Taylor, James Riddle, Crystal Rymiller, William Rieck 7306 Row 1 Carol Fitch, Dennis Lyman Row 2 Louis English, Joyce Busher, Kenneth Clements, Betty Gatus, Howard Brenn Row 3 Diane Bailey, John Collett, Sharon Hen- nessey, Randy Herrington, Emily Downey, Samuel Kessler WM auf' sigiylgutgii . , V , Row I Eloise Van Allen Row 2 Karen Kennedy, Raymond Hickcox, Lynn Van Steenburg, Verna Quackenbush, Lawrence Perry, Susan Briere Row 3 Donald Pailley, Gary Shippey, David Krawiecki, Arthur Brown, Frank Callander f' Row I Diane Mudry Row 2 Raymond Martin, Karin Peugh, Harold Waite, Bonnie Reed, David Roy Row 3 Dennis Santa Lucia, William McCarthy, Bertha La Chappelle, Barbara Nielson, Gloria Sandercox, John Sicl-zo, Frank Williams 4-I E S Row I Marlene Kessler Row 2 Allen Ayotte, Teresa Crowley, John Gaydushek, Stanley Borden, Sharon Davis Row 3 William Hayes, Leona Fawthrop, Jane Huneau, Michael Holohan, Candace Fiorino, Noreen Carey Row I Sandra Moran, Jeanine Pailley Row 2 Joanne Sumner, Philip Sweeney, George Van Steenburg, Noreen O'Brien, Larry Allen, Laurel Male Row 3 Gary Wing, Carolyn Michalski, Kenneth Messier, Karen Noradki, Keith Williams, Nancy Owen, Michael Welch lille 75 ...-i uv! ws fflililffi ff, -2, z 59, Row I Dorothy Clark Row 2 John Christopher, Mary Gniewek, Peter Hanczaryk, Janice Eckert, Dale Diver Row 3 Richard Christopher, Kathleen Lernley, Ann Marie Jobin, Robert Forest, Rita Connors, Judy Fountaine, Lyle Bornt, Cecilia Hickey ABSEN TEE: Donna Pasquarell un T I i Seated: Robert DeMartino, Carol Leque, Marie Lussier, Mary Ellen Keefner, Gary St. Gelais Standing: Lee Fountain, Ronald Pixley, Gery Nadeau, Gerald Owens, Gary White, Kenneth Roy, Harry Stoddard, Lloyd Lasher, William Riley, Frank Fernandez Row I Ellen Philio Row 2 Nancy Zakriski, James Morris, Cheryl Putnam, Edward Holohan, Marsha Jackson, Frank Krasuski, Linda Stott Row 3 Richard Palm, Susan House, Bruce Tanski, Susan Kowsky, Robin Simmons, Sharon Kenney, Richard Reed Row I Richard La Far, Virginia Potter, Michael Walko, Marcia St. Gelais, Mary Robbins, Floyd Sharron Row 2 Carl Millington, Gloria Millington, Donna Riddle, Richard Peck, Robert White, Ruth Pohl, Ruth Van Alstyne, Casimir Raylinsky if ' Row I Marilyn Nosal, Carol Knorowski Row 2 Scott Morey, Janice Thomas, Ronald Pintuff, Adaline Sabourin, Margaret Mailloux, Stanley Zdunek Row 3 Joan Smaldone, Janice Sitterly, Richard VVells, Marcel Nadeau, Christie Doyle, Kathleen just ABSENTEE: Sheridan La Tulippe ci lil Q6 ' i llllll 1?,l liar ll Ll f Row I Darlene Heid Row 2 Richard Flanagan, Kathleen Connors, Robert Whitney, Susan La Rose, Janet Hagadorn, James Adams Row 3 Ernest Perry, Stephen Kenney, Robert Goman, Gary Milkins, George Moran, Gerald Lambert, Roger Keefner, joseph Roy ABSENTEES: Warren Davenport, William Ga- lick, Patricia Schultz Row Cheryl Bethel Row 2 David Frier, Aleta Gagnon, John Allen Dorothy Harlow, Mark Hatlee Row 3 Clorinda Cioppa, Marjorie Hatlee, Chris- tine Fisher, Richard Dworakowski, Martha Dono- hue, Claire Goyette, Carl Calkins, Donald Butler, Sharon Bailey AA fi AM Row I Michael Costanzo, Margaretta Beck, Wiliam Byrnes Row 2 Milford Colvin, Patricia Gage, Katherine Connors, Virginia Genevick, James Cowles Row 3 Thomas Favreau, Allan Alexander, Dennis Bennett, Richard Bopp, Norman Fredrick, William Hinrichs, Frederick Bressette, John Ceremuga Row I Denise Tanski Row 2 William Gori, John Azarkevich, Nancy De Cerce, Theodore Horton, Donald Fawthrop Row 3 Georgia Subcliff, Melodie Higgs, Donald Goman, Jack Castle, Dennis Hilliker, John Huneau, Jean Goman, Barbara Van Duzee, William Busher .?1..-l T -f ..-, m ,,. .,f....,...1..,LM. Q6 Row I David Silva Row 2 Harold Shinski, Janet Smith, Gregory Wilson, Sandra Vincent, Elizabeth Syrotinski, Ralph Foster Row 3 Dennis Martin, Kathy Kohler, Rodney W'illiamson, John Roerig, Jamiella Shehadeh, Robert Shippey, Franklin Robbins, Sandra Pri- meau, Frederick Wallimann ABSEN TEE: Kent Murdick Row I Cecile Landry, Richard Ducharme, Kath- leen Bernard, Jean Goudard Row 2 Dan Gornpropst, Rhys Dickerman, Donna Baker, Nancy Evans, James Gharbonneau Row 3 Felix Anuszewski, Jo Ann Jensen, David George, Sharon Blodgett, Wayne Harris, Mary Anuszewski, James Jarvis I1 lllllllllm j 1 E I ,Q . X I . l ' iili gi l fi 6 Row I James Esmond, Stephen Kasper Row 2 Joseph Hickey, Joyce Ayotte, Gayle Kwazneski, Marie Baker, Eric Evans Row 3 Bernice Le Francois, Thomas Jones, Mary Predel, James Kolasienski, Nancy Austin, Richard Markowicz, Elizabeth Hoyt, John House, Paul Darmetko Row I Katherine Milkins Row 2 Robert Santa Lucia, Susan Snyder, Richard Lennox, Linda Krauss, Sandra Voelker, Thomas Smaldone Row 3 Adrian Varin, William Larxya, Martin Jacobsen, Raymond Giroux, Robert 'La Valle, Raymond Lutz, Donald Yates 45 Row I Carol Kopyc Row 2 Stanley Kowaleski, Patricia Krause, Donna Lawrence, Margaret Klett, Wayne La Tulippe Row 3 Michael Lesniak, Robert Kolasienski, Richard Larmon, Edward Krawiecki, Thomas Laroway, Raymond Macaulay, Raymond Kida- lowski ABSENTEE: Sandra Martin Row I Judith Jenkins, Arletta Hutchins Row 2 Leslie Johnson, Lois Jones, William Jourdanais, Janice Jones, Wilda Herrick, ames Hurlburt Row 3 Shirley Huzar, Michael Hines, Steven Jarose, Shirley Hooper cyteAA1f1fLe1fL Row I Gerald Luse, Phyllis Male, Donald Mac- Neil, Susan McBain, Sally Luse, Alfred Lutz Row 2 Joseph Luse, Robert Mead, Joseph McClelland, Gerald MacDonald Row I Elaine Needle, David Riberdy, Jeanette Pierre Row 2 Janice Palm, Ronald Morris, Susan Oakes, Constance Moquist, Janice Nofi Row 3 Richard Medick, James Quackenbush, Donna Priddle, David Michalowski, Joseph Predel ABSENTEES: Theresa Polak, Fred Peek 1 , ogy' f 4 , A, cfm, , .A f ,M ,V V 4 , 5 fLQf,f,,Ma7,f , f yy, , Z 1 zQfXZLa,r5,' 'VZ f ,M , , 4Q7nf,f,f4 if , 7 , ' f 2, 2 f X f , :V f Yilf , ' , f fp2,f,aLi,,,ff.,Ay , , I ,2,W,,,,, , fav, if Wf ' f Ma.: J Qf, f ,'!', f XV' Wy ,',' ,f,,,1,, V, ff ,aah M it 2' , , f,-44fmaw4,M,, 5 4,25 , Q Arg ,f,-WV, President Vice-President Steven Jarose Secretary Carol Kopyc Sharon Du Pont , 0 W1 ff .gas Z' f f , , ' Q , l ,,A, V .V y S I, 51 A V, f Q g i ps, r fl ' , qu f , 2 4, ' f 5 5' im-'I 4' 1. ' if fy? Treasurer Kenneth Frament 1 lllllllllil 2 illal 1: i w? fl L . . T , g , y , for 'Q 4 1' .f i -N lr . 3 I 1 I Row I Laurina Caldarella Row 2 William Cutbush, Carmella Caldarella, Beatrice Costanzo, Michael Cestaro, Patricia Chris- topher, Charles Burns Row 3 Katherine Crawford, William Collett, Roger Cleveland, Barbara Crawford ABSENTEES: Leonard Ayotte, Robert Bryans, jo Ann Brzuska, Lee Brenn I5 4, ,, 'f New F' Row I Diana Spass Row 2 Richard VVilliams, Richard Spass, Mari- lyn Standish, Richard Snyder, John Titterington Row 3 Robert Stalioraitis, Glenn Swatling, Gloria Stalioraitis, Robert Swatling, Kenneth Swatling ABSENTEES: David White, Shirley Wickstrom tl NIH 'V I Row I Ellen Scott, Diane Ray Row 2 Ronald Sitterly, Michaele Quinn, Robert Slowek, Sandra Ruddy, Gloria Searles, Paul Sicko Row 3 Herman Sabourin, John Rousselle, Ron- ald Sabourin, Walter Roberts, Paul Roy 47 Row I Alice Flanders, Carol Gatus, Judy Duell Row 2 Thomas Drake, Sharon Du Pont, Barbara Dworak, Garol Gillam, Donald Fitch Row 3 William Gillam, Douglas Giroux, Edward Faulkner, Carol Geisler, John De Martino, Kenneth Frament, Richard Foland Row I Leona Bonneau Row 2 Beverly Ayotte, Jeffrey Ballard, Sharon Belkevich, Sandra Charboneau, Barbara Boyack Row 3 Carol Brown, Dennis Ayotte, David Adams, David Anderson, Judith Bailey Row 1 Carolyn Van Allen, Janice Witecki, John Williams, Joan Wickes, Gail Vetter, Carol Wickham Row 2 William Solowski, Harold Wheeler, Lorna Van Derwerken, David Van Bramer, Paul Spass Row I Gail Hayes, Elizabeth Habesch Row 2 Mary Goudard, Pamela Harris, Francis Goudard, Bruce Heinen, Susan Harple Row 3 Larry Hatlee, Norma Hatlee, John Hus- son, Gary Hedrick, Andra Gorham, George Gregoire ABSENTEES: David Huneau, Walter Gorski Q f Z l 1 at Row I Frederick Vleston, Patricia Thornton, Kenneth Yates, Janet Hlalliinann Row 2 Philip Titus, Alton Tholin, Gary Zycli. Sandra Turiel, Douglas Stott Row 3 Wallace Voelker, Ellen Tinney Row I Vivien Beck, Isabel Barrett Row 2 Susan Carlo, Lynn Austin, Geraldine Bilinski, Robert Gox mond Dahoda Row 3 Gerald Bilinski, YfVillian1 Cleveland, Ray- E MUTE! Row I Robert Adsit, lN'illia1n Campbell Row 2 Audrey Cochrane. Kfary Clark, Keith Baker, Sandra llloodgood Row 3 Eugene De Voe, Charles Bailey, George Golvin, lVillian1 Boyacls ABSENTEES: lN'illis l'Jax'enport, john Belkevich. Judith Garlson, Edward Deno. Francis Deno President David Harlow .. ,j2,EiE, 4. 9 :Y i , X, . . ,-Q5 , Row I Linda Miller, Gene Male, Shirley Little 2 ztigaizgagfiz ', Row 2 Katherine Mxcklos, Robert Meager, oan 5, y ' R 2 a.,v ' - .fvg,V v- fr' K Miimfek, Paula Milkins 'A 2 Row 3 Timothy Mikels, Linda Ludzinski, Robert Mager Vice-President 3 Judith Eckert 1 ',f if 1 ,, , fi, f . 3 E 1 ggfl b ' i i ,, , , I ,i,, k 4 I 1 i : 5 va , up ,i, Row I Ann Kidalowski, Margaret Kessler, Mary R010 I Alan Gaudette, Norma Flagler Labonter, Carol Kuhlberg Row 2 Thomas Doring, Judith Eckert, James Row 2 Ronda Limbacher, Charles Kowsky, EaSt0n, Patricia Dickerman George Lambert, Diane Kowaleski Row 3 Doris Elliott, Earl Douglas, Christine Row 3 Ronald La. Valle, Wayne Lillibridge Frederiksen ABSENTEES: Joan Fontaine, Ronald Gatus 50 Treasurer Geraldine Bilinski 154 Secretary Gail Henness I i 1 e ! , g 1 , 5 f 5 4 E 9 ' a l 2 l if ' 1 l fi E E 5 5' A, l Q, P f 1 ' ? 2 f 2 : 5 , , , Row I Bernice Moran, Cynthia Millington, Brenda Pappa Row 2 Pamela Piche, Diana Parazynski, NVallace Philo, Dawn Osborn Row 3 Craig Moore, Sharon Ray, Paul Parker z . 1 Q uw I ,al ' f : 4 . , fl g l 1 - r I 1 if f 1 5 e ' l 5, 1 a , 3 wg ' ' Row I Mary Ann Genevick, Bonnie Ellsworth Row 2 Jonnean Gaydushek, John De Voe, Allen F ramcnt, Susan De Voe Row 3 Joseph Dworakowski, Carol Edmonds, Francis Flavin E y P 5' Y he fa 2 s , I , , 2 ' T E x 1 ' r ' 1 1 4 5 f ' E: L-'P-1' Row I Barbara Roy, Gail Sauerbrey Row 2 Carole Pingelski, YVendell Rosen, Mary Lou Roy, Donald Ruddy Row 3 l'Valter Polak, John Pingelski, Robert Riddle ABSENTEES: Sharon Peck, Nancy Miller, Irene Nadeau 5I E 50 fam, Row I Beverly Shippee, Barbara Solowski, Jo- anna Sicko Row 2 Miriam Shehadeh, Donald Shafts, David Sicko, Gloria Sicko Row 3 John Skocylas, Allan Serven, William Scanlon, William Serba ABSEN TEE: Catherine Werner Row I James Jarose, Lawrence Heid Row 2 Emil Habesch, Robert Herold, Linda Hatlee, Priscilla Hubbard, Dee Ann Jenkins, Marie Herrington Row 3 Marilyn Greene, Carol Hatlee, David Hewitt, Gail Henness, Kenneth Keefner, James Hickey Row 4 Willis Hayner, Edward Goddard, Clif- ford Hinrichs, Kenneth Gorcesky, David Harlow, Robert Greene, Guyowen Howard ABSENTEE: Philip Jones l . , i 1 1 I z'f , 1 ' . i ' Q' '. 1? If 5 l ' . li -7 I 54 , E ,I i , fu, ls, ,u I, ., fx, f gl, llllll 4 5 M ri, gl :f Row I Rose Marie Lucarelli, Jane Luse, Carolyn Keeler, Carol Lanne, Mary Manley Row 2 William Murdick, Michael Kasper, Rich- ard Olsen, Charles Male, John Lucarelli ABSENTEES: James Owens, Dolores Mailloux anion L35 . 1 f' .J ,. K K t V Row 1 Beverly La Tulippe, Joyce Malecki Row 2 Sharon Lutz, Harold jenkins, William Jeske, Janet Jackson, Wayne McCune, Karen Nielson Row 3 Karl Ives, Gary Miller, Douglas Morey Row I David Cassidy Row 2 Donald Cooper, Linda Clark, William Charbonneau, Susan Ciotti, Joseph De Martino, Jo Ann Connors Row 3 Carol Baranowsl-ai, Elbert Dean, Lynne Bailey, David Lanne, Margaret Campbell, Robert Cleveland, Betsy Buffoni ABSENTEES: Patrick Byrnes, Susan Costanzo, joan Crawford, Carolyn Dempsey Row I Sharon Fawthrop, Jacqueline Ellsworth Priscilla Huzar, Betty Fisher, Gayalyn Howard, Judith Dowse A Row 2 Diana Gori, Donald Herold, Carolyn Droms, Richard Denner, Linda Droms, Robert Dunn, Carole Esmond Row 3 Richard Heckrnan, Elaine Goman, Patri- cia Donohue, Marguerite Fewkes, Robert Glasgow fl ., , . l , l ., 5 1 ,Ab Row I June Simmons, Donna Thiele, Kathleen Taylor, Nancy Petersen, Alice Pelletier Row 2 Patricia Smith, Lila Van Derwerken, Mary Quinn, Susan Shopmyer, Wallace Wojtowicz, Patricia Tobin Row 3 Gerald Rousselle, Peter Reich, Helena Ruff, Timothy Wooster, Donna Fay Stafford, William Sharron, Linda Primett, Brian Rice, Kenneth De Cerce ABSENTEES: David West, Carol Remillard, Joyce Taylor sp. ff' P' P IXLVLLU ,SV V ,. f-,, J in J V 'iw i President Vice-President J to Alice Pelletier Carol Baranowski ffl? . 'f KV V W' fm Secretary ,. is luryll. Janet Jackson 2 P f-mm 4 , 'W , M Treasurer ,J Gayalyn Howard 4' 'W 4 I c W , WW I 74 -'H-M at r f f ,J v Q . 'M w . . V d in ,Aw 'ff , , , . X Wt-in ' The sculptor heat to a tolerance for the rude handling that is 2:'I f:f'H'.-.Q:.. ,, X, ,.,f,-do,ou1Q athletic contests add strength and tenacity to our characters to H u .l':',,-.'l HN ,L 'sv' ., , f . .. . - . ?xv'Y'ffft:,',.sj - - -Q e enables us to cope 'wIfh.dlHigult1es and adyersities which will undoubt- san Aug- s f - . y , 'vs-v'-Jf2'4H-vm 'L ,it '4 '. Q , '. fn , t - h,,5:ff..-1 f-x'?y.,, . an , K S ia, ' H-', ' fi. -. 3... 'lwuinh ws-, ' fsgdlghbefallus., ' ' ff- ' M I 'jam- . ,vs , f , . . 1 . + , . I ,,,I' SHENENDEHOWA ceurnm. sg Row I Robert Spaugh, Dennis Yates, David Cassidy Walter Titterington, John U'Brien, Wayne McCune Raymond Jobin Row 2 Allen Frament, Jeff Evans, Fred Bradshaw Leon Teresko, Peter Zakriski, Duane Greene, David Peck, Coach Hill Row 3 John Pingelski, Robert Cox, Peter Laverdiere Edward Krawiecki, Nick Serba, William Scanlon Richard Hurlburt, Gary Greene Olfaif 066673 Shenendehowa 10 Niskayuna 0 Home Shenendehowa 5 Watervliet 6 Away Shenendehowa 6 Hudson 0 Home Shenendehowa 10 Keveny 2 Home Shenendehowa 2 Burnt Hills 2 Away Shenendehowa 4 Albany Academy 2 Away Shenendehowa 17 Hudson 2 Away Shenendehowa 8 Watervliet 0 Home Shenendehowa 4 Mohanasen 5 Away Shenendehowa 1 1 Niskayuna 2 Away Shenendehowa 5 Burnt Hills 0 Home Shenendehowa 4 Keveny 7 Away Shenendehowa 8 Albany Academy 2 Home Shenendehowa 0 New Lebanon 3 Sectional 9 wins 4 losses 1 tie High Scorer g'Butch', Titterington 36 Highest in league and holds school record High School total of 71 points. Row I Jack Williams, Paul Roy, Matthew Shea, John Titterington, Tony Yates Row 2 Leslie Johnson, Willis Hayner, Allen Frament, David Hewitt, Lee Brenn, David Harlow, Joseph Dwora- kowski, John Pingelski, Ronald Sabourin, Donald Harold Row 3 William Jourdanais, William Serba, Francis Flavin, Craig Moore, Edward Krawiecki, Donald Fitch, Eugene DeVoe, Thomas Drake, John DeVoe 56 Shenendehowa Shenendehowa Shenendehowa Shenendehowa Shenendehowa Shenendehowa Shenendehowa Won All Shaker Burnt Hills Albany Academy Lansingburgh Niskayuna Burnt Hills Lansingburgh We-S Oetg I Away Home Aw ay Home Away Away Away , WM' ' Winans Dianne Jghnsgn Mary Quinn, Geraldine Bilinski, Vivian Beck j CY! CMM udith Jenkins, Judy LaRose, Carol Kopyc Elizabeth Jackson, Doris Little, Gayalyn Howard, Betsy Buffoni, Marilyn Greene, Linda Peck, Janet Jackson John O!Brien mai EXE! QS gi The scoreboard shows no score, but Nick changed that . . . swish!!! Peter Laverdiere Shenendehowa Shenendehowa Shenendehowa Shenendehowa Shenendehowa WINS Burnt Hills Milne Shaker Albany Academy Burnt Hills Away Away Home Home Home John Serba Shenendehowa Shenendehowa Shenendehowa Shenendehowa Shenendehowa Van Rensselaer Milne Shaker Watervliet Lansingburgh Home Home Away Home Home Richard Hurlburt William Scanlon 58 A F150 5 aiefgaff Ronald McCullcn f has lx N l Robert Cox 'puqeegm 4 Elf! Peter lost the tap, but we won the game. Nick, Obie and Butch, all set for action. Shenendehowa Shenendehowa Shenendebowa Shenendehowa Shenendehowa Shenendeliowa Shenendehowa Shenendehowa Total points W LOSSES 46 Hudson 48 Watcrvlict 51 Hudson 45 Albany Academy 50 Lansingburgh 64 Cohoes 51 Cohoes 68 Van Rensselaer alter Titterington 242 Home Away Away Away Away Away Home Away 5' 6 fa Duane Greene YValter Titterington Robert Milkins W! garefgazz Gary Hedrickg Wayne McCuneg John Pingelskl ohn Titteringtong Lee Brenng David Sicko Timothy Wooster g David Hewittg Edward Krawiecki , Bill Murdickg Thomas Drake it '-Twig, an 7 W d d , 5 0 2 'ef 5 4 p K ip X' f 'T 7 7 0 g-f Fe- 5 71 wb -if Shenendehowa 51 Burnt Hills 24 Away Shenendehowa 33 Milne 38 Away Shenendehowa 42 Shaker 39 Home Shenendehowa 42 Hudson 40 Home Shenendehowa 43 Albany Academy 44 Home T Shenendehowa 42 Burnt Hills 47 Home Shenendehowa 28 Watervliet 50 Away Shenendehowa 36 Van Rensselaer 26 Home Shenendehowa 32 Milne 38 Away Shenendehowa 43 Shaker 26 Away Shenendehowa 48 Hudson 52 Away Shenendehowa 42 Albany Academy 46 Away Shenendehowa 27 Lansingburgh 28 Away Shenendehowa 45 Watervliet 37 Home Shenendehowa 51 Cohoes 45 Away Shenendehowa 45 Cohoes 40 Home Shenendehowa 30 Lansingburgh 39 Home Shenendehowa 53 Van Rensselaer 44 Away Totals 733 709 9 Wins 9 Losses High Scorer David Sicko 182 to gr fer 7 4 H 3 if 15, Q, , 3 X Q ff 1 f i.f T 3 'f ' Tvy V V -We 7e - ida 5 5 3 ,. if f A A William Serbag Paul Parkerg Tony Yatesg William 60 Jourdanaisg Lynn Austin CyZZ.5AlfIfL6VL henendehowa ihenendehowa henendehowa henendehowa henendehowa henendehowa -henendehowa 'henendehowa fotals 'qf gmleigaff VW ' 1 Q 5 l r J!! 3 :'nTnT-51's f E16 3 I V nl A :fl QSND 4. V ll S' ,si 2 V2 eq' 4 4 ,5 Qbzg fglwx Row I Rieliard Snyder: Leslie qlolmsong Bruce Heinellg XVilliani jourdanaisi Edward Krawieckig Dave Vanbralnerg Charles Burns Row 2 VVillia1n Cutbuslig Raymond Maeaulayg .lack X'Vllll8II1SQ Michael Heinsl Gerald Luseg Richard Mc-dickg Coach Hill Van Antwerp Oneida Albany Academy Van Rensselaer Milne Albany Academy Oneida Milne liglier Scorer Bill Jourdanais 106 34 Home 64 Away 3 7 Away 28 Away 18 Away 25 Home 7 7 Home 38 Home 320 l E A n ' 3 . l 5? ii 'l 3 : 'ig 4-insist.-.4.,, Ag' ' l '- ME .e A A eq-ff if Q A .. f ' D' f l 8 7 x Dave Sicko of our j.V. has the tap and Tony Yates cutting fast . . . we won that one. Denice Tanskig jamiella Shehadehg Sandra Primeaug Sharyn Kennyg Sharon Dupontg Leona Bonneaug Margaret Klettg Beatrice Costanzog Beverly Ayotteg Connie Moquistg Carol Geisler 44g 2142 Z Spring Playday was held on May 21. There were contests in tennis, badminton and softball. The team did very well this year winning all their games. Pat DeVoe5 Irene Nadeaug Shirley Luseg Jane Luseg Diana Gorig Mary DeMartinog Nancy Peckg Janet Jackson: Dianne Johnsong Dorothy Boyack fllllflll Xl, BOW YW oofot Qrfinst rO 3 Bev' 1 Carol. Nimie Ylogliiiat Vexliiq D156 :L SQXCXQSOD 3 'Blfiodgoo 5380.5 Shi 813230 2 Siinijc. M006 Na 'Yu YK 5 ty La Row Qi l ff. 3 Sw , . f za' Z Wi .S ,Q . 'ali'-sf On March 5 the girls headed for Scotia Glenville Central School for a day of volleyball. The girls that go from our school do not play as one team but play on color teams. The teams consist of girls from Draper, Scotia, Saratoga, Burnt Hills. and Ballston Spa. The purpose of this set up is for the girls to get acquainted with girls from other schools and learn to he friendly and to be good sports about it. Two of the Vx Row I Sally Luseg Gloria Stalioraitisg Judy Duellg Gail Hayesg Carolyn Van Allen Row 2 Kathy Crawfordg Sharon Dupontg Donna Lawrenceg Barbara Crawford girls from our school were on the winning team, After the announcement of the winning team, the students played the Physical Education teachers as a prize, and the students won. 63 066621 ti Row I Shirley Luse, Dianne Johnson, Irene Nadeau, Sandy Bloodgood, Nancy Peck Row 2 Jane Luse, Dorothy Boyack, Carol Kuhlberg Row 3 Gay Howard, Pat DeVoe Row 4 Mary DeMartino Because of its strenuous nature, soccer is not the most popular game among the girls at our school. This year proved to be somewhat dif- ferent because there was a large and enthusias- tic turn out for the girls, soccer team. A schedule of games with Niskayuna, Ballston Spa, Burnt Hills and Saratoga was arranged. We defeated Saratoga and lost to the other three schools. The team hoped to have other games on the November playday, but the schedule was can- celled because of poor weather. Because of the progress that had been made by the time the season ended, and because of the enthusiasm and skill shown, it would appear that next years, team will be a good one. 64 Interest in the intramural program for Girls Physical Education has greatly increased during the past few years. Additional Playdays, widely divergent schedules of contests with many dif- ferent schools and new and fresher approaches to the usual routine of daily physical educa- tion classes are all the accomplishments of our director, Miss Lorraine Hubbard. Miss Hubbard taught at several schools be- fore coming to us in 1955 when we were eighth graders. The members of this class saw her improvements 5 appreciated her efforts and thanked her for the many happy hours spent in athletics. She made pleasure of what might easily have been pain. l ,.,,.' l. .1 - 1 1 .. ,.-,, fn .MM Row I Sandra Ruddy Row 2 Donna Lawrence, Susan Harple Row 3 Sally Luse, Janice Palm, Sharon Dupont Row 4 Janice Jones, Betty Habesh, Pamila Harris, Susan Oakes Shirley Luse is coming smiling-through. The opposition, Nancy Peck and Pat DeVoe are hav- ing as much fun losing as Shirley has scoring. 4 gmlefgaff Kathy Taylor, Dorothy Primeau, Charlotte Sackett, Karen Nielsen, Andra Gorham, Kathleen VVilson, Jacqueline Ells- worth E A 1 1 A On January l6 nearly 200 girls from Draper, Saratoga, Burnt Hills, Ballston Spa, Niskayuna and Scotia came to our gym for basketball games. Our girls worked hard to win, but the other teams were a bit too strong. Sandy Carlo's team, however, won two match games from Burnt Hills and Ballston Spa, thus saving some glory for our teams. Miss Hubbard, advisor to Girls' Leaders which sponsored the playday, felt that all the hard work done by our girls culminated in a highly successful day. Irene Nadeau, Beverly LaTulippe, Irene Ostiguy, Mary Quinn, Ann Ixidalowski, Sandra Carlo, Marjorie Beck, Jo Ann Conners, Doris Little, ' ' 65 Bonnie Ellsworth, Shirley Luse Row I Duane Greeneg Peter Laverdiere Row 2 Francis Flaving John O'Brieng Raymond Summervilleg William Clancyg David Knorowskig Dennis Yatesg Wayne McCuneg James Sheag Coach Van Vleet Row 3 Donald Shaftsg Walter Titteringtong Raymond Jobing Robert Coxg Robert Milkinsg John Serba ella-:elif mln!! F 9 Pete is scoring easily . . . looks like a big leaguer eh? tion. Duane Greene on the way up . . . grim determina- Shenendehowa Shenendehowa Shenendehowa Shenendehowa Shenendehowa Shenendehowa Shenendehowa Shenendehowa Shenendehowa Shenendehowa Shenendehowa Shenendehowa Shenendehowa Won 8 Lost 5 Burnt Hills Burnt Hills Watervliet Albany Academy Lansingburgh Watervliet Albany Academy Cohoes Waterford Milne Lansingburgh Hudson Van Rensselaer 1 1 2 I 4 11 O 10 3 2 2 9 0 46 ,QSNUQ Away Home Home Home Away Away Away Away Home Home Home Home Away Shenendehowa Shenendehowa Shenendehowa Shenendehowa Shenendehowa Shenendehowa Shenendehowa Shenendehowa 4 wins 3 losses if 5 Heatly Home 6 Albany Academy Away 0 Heatly Away 7 Cohoes Home b 0 Albany Academy Home A 5 Niskayuna Away T m 4 Cohoes Away es 'V ' x A 12 Rensselaer Away ZA i ills Row I James Jaroseg Anthony Yatesg Robert Haroldg William Serbag Gerald Rousselleg David Cassidyg Eugene DeVoe Row 2 Coach Hillg Lee Brenng John 'Pingelskig Richard Olseng Wayne Hedrickg William Scanlong Gary Miller 5 Willis Hayner I el. ,v 1- A nil? Q, . A , il l of HDL' une +25 'Sa sf' 'fa 'ff f SvW':'f04 Q' fa f P 1' 7 af? 16 ' in 'V CD AV ,... Q Row I Sigmond Knorowskig Ronald Des Noyers ESSENJ3 W., S Row 2 Richard Hurlburtg Ronald McCullen: Jerry Swatlingg Frank Gaudetteg Coach Quigley V X fu V ,, 4 .H f s , ,, p f if w'f'z4 - if .. - . ef 'iffy M EJ? 1 My if i i 9 'A , ' 59 9 I ' t ' ','f?'L 7 fi 7 f! , ,' . . . . -,f,f,1',f t' ,f ffivm , ifelif' ' Jean Kuhlberg out of step? Real coordination in this ffffp ' ff f up if smart looking group. X s i V s , M., f ' I ' ,' r . Is Francine playing or passing? And what is Charlotte doing, breaking hearts or la in with them? P Y S ivgmaii VL .4464 SomeboCly's going to be decap fs. itated and it would appear LOOk Mal N0 ball- that Boyacl-1 is the executioner. b M Marilyn Greene, Doris Little, Betsy Buffoni .i H , Elizabeth Jackson 6675560 675.4 Row I Gay Howard, Doris Little Row 2 Marilyn Greene, Elizabeth Jackson, Betsy Buffoni Row 3 Janet Jackson, Linda Peck Janet Jackson, Linda Peck, Gay Howard ' ,2- ----,, fl 'M' wifi .41 1-The bell court . . . the carillon. , . f E, ' w. 4-What can possibly be holding Doug's at- tention? 7-Librarians Gay Howard, 'Carol Droms, Joanna Sicko, Shirley Little. ., if . vm. my ,F ': v..., , X 10-We loved this stuff . 2-Carolee Fasake in study hall? 5-Atavistic? E v a n s walks the ceiling just for fun. 8--What goes on here? 3--Dave Chase concen- trating on English. 6-Mary DeMartino oflice secretary on Stu- dent Day. 9-Dot and Nancy as juniors. 11-just about normal. Z' l KMA ' . , A f f l ' ga :uul on nvvs: our 0l'Q1llllZilll0llS :mal our rnlrl'pris1's :ln .l, . 4'lllIll'l'1lIlN'lllS wx' :Irv displaying, quite' similar In llw :ulorning plwwrss. lpplle-cl by llu' svulplnr :ls lu- lll'2ll'N Ihr t'0Illlll1'li0ll0lmlliSl2lll0l'. In rvlinr In 1l1'cm':llv, il' you will, llu' vll:ll':n'l4'l's :mtl 72 jlfaffcwm! Jvlonoc ocfell An organization which was instru- mental in our improvement was the National Honor Society. This society, emphasizing scholarship, leadership, char- acter, and service and considered the Phi Beta Kappa of secondary schools has in- ternational recognition. Membership greatly enhanced the students, admittance to college. To be elected to this society was the highest honor a student could receive. Any one who had at least a B average and who met the qualifications on the basis of leadership, character, and service was eligible for membership. Looked forward to with anticipation by the entire student body, the day of induc- tion to the society was a highlight of the school year. The parents of the new mem- bers were invited to the ceremony and, as the lights in the auditorium were dimmed and a hush overtook the student body, the names were called and the new mem- bers took their places in the most august of scholastic organizations. Row I Gayalyn Howardg Marguerite Fewkesg Sandra Carlog Elizabeth Jackson Row 2 Betsy Buffonig Francine Wybog Susan Shopmyerg Rose Marie Alexanderg Lea Gregoire Row 3 Dianne Johnsong Ronald Gibbsg Peter Zakriskig Duane Greene Row 4 Robert Alleng Roger DesForgesg Richard Hurlburtg Richard Harlowg Arthur Fawthrop ll ? ' 1 Roger Deslrorges, president of the Honor Society opened the Induction Ceremony. v la. CLASS UF S4 ,st X s Linda Stott and johnny Allen carry the The class of 1962-All except Judy banner for '64. ' Eckert were interested in something else 0 VLVL J Gary Greene and Ron Gibbs dressed' the Moving Up Day was celebrated near the end of the school year. Sponsored by the National Honor Society, it was the day upon which the class will, class prophecy, and other events of interest to the student body are announced. Its purpose was to commemorate the end of another school year at Shenendehowa. Honor Society members tried to install in the student body a feeling of unity and a spirit of healthy class rivalry. Their secondary purpose was to raise sufficient funds to meet their scholarship demands. The Society provides a scholarship each year to any deserving senior who plans to attend an institution of higher learning. partg Roger DesForges and Marion Garlo Patty Smith and Sue Shopmyer do the carried the colors of their class. honors for our present Junior class. NH Ir fl xQ V A , if ,'.. an Q- is 'T i T is ll 5' , X- J .4 a rt W V. 4 J s - f a sl! p -. X -Q ,ffl fi ', , ,., .' f . . , - M .. ' ,Aan V ,X - f 4' .uf ff' Q'-1-e -. W... lflflfeflf LC Q14 Jie!! Qgwga While writing these few lines for the Yearbook, I want to take the opportunity to thank each one of you who contributed to make a dream of so many European teen-agers come true to me. All through the year you tried to make me feel at home in your school and community by your sincere kindness and open friendliness. I think you succeeded in it because it is with a regret that I see the remaining days, weeks and months Hying by as if they were jets. It will be a joy to me, when back in my country, I look through my mind and scrapbook and re- fresh all the wonderful moments I had in the United States. When I go home, I have to do my senior year of high school over, but I find this year has been most profitable. I gained an experience I never would have received from a year of booklearning. My stay has brought me in contact with many differing people and their customs. I have learned to appreciate them equally. I came also to the conclusion that in America not everybody is as the actors of Hollywood, that not everybody is a mil- lionaire, who spends his time driving around town in a white 1960 convertible, but that there are people like us with the same problems and who want peace. I tried to understand your people, and this understanding I will try to pass on to the teen- agers and older people of Belgium because in the understanding of each other rests peace. I hope I did justice to my country and that you learned as much from me as I did from you. Maybe in the future some of you will be visiting Europe, remember then that somewhere over the ocean in Belgium you have a friend where you always will be welcome. Francine Wybo Dear Reader, uWalk together, talk together, O ye peoples of the earthg then and only then, shall ye have peace. These words taken from the ancient Sanskrit serve as the motto for and explanation of the existence of the American Field Service. Last summer I had the opportunity to con- tribute my humble share in the AFSIS effort to establish personal international friendships. rv Auburn, pvvxyvxnu U1 un, Lfvulxkxxus 111 un., xxvx. world were visited by someone of the 900 Ameri- can High School Juniors who went abroad last summer. From these countries, in turn came al- most 1600 teen-agers to live here for a school year and see some of our country in the summer before returning to their home-lands. Last summer I saw and did many wonderful things. I lived as one of four boys in a Norwegian family. I learned to respect the differences be- tween Karl Dahl's family and my fatheras family. The Dahlis are now as a second family to me. I hope to visit them and the people of Oye who are my friends, sometime in the future. To everyone who helps make the American Field Service a reality through his work and dona- tions, I give my sincerest thanks. I had a wonder- ful experience that will always be part of me. . X ,fi -wr.. Q Francine Wybo, our Belgian foreign ex- change student, and William Husson, our own representative to Norway, talk over some of the things they have in common as American Field Service representatives. Francine was surprised at this moment. Bill Husson QS-zwlmf Comma Our sculpture could not have been complete without mention of the Student Council. It represented the voice of the student body, and through democratic procedure made decisions that affected the entire school. Among these decisions were the drafting of a school calendar and the standardization of the school ring. Also important in the work of the Council was the work with the American Field Service. It organized the community body which sponsored the visit of one of our student body to a foreign country for the summer. Our Council worked hard and we certainly did appreciate all they did for our good. ma,-It ' . t.. . ...ui-4 . Row I Gloria Sickog Katherine Connorsg Claire Goyetteg Barbara Dworak: Ste- phanie Stahl Row 2 Elizabeth Jacksong Wayne McCuneg Francis Flaving Paula Louprette: Katherine Micklosg Francine Wybog Dianne Johnsong Marguerite Fewl-:es Row 3 Mr. Slateg Miss Simmonsg Roger DesForgesg Margaret Klett: Douglas Moreyg Gail Kwazneskig Phyllis Maleg Michael lNelchg Gary Greeneg Blrs. Dicker- mang Mr. Kerner 'W Nancy Crawford, Milford Colvin, Mr. Dziezic, Mrs. Dziezic, Robert Spaugh Sitting: Ruth Sears, Bernice Moran, Diana Gori Standing: Steven Jarose, Douglas Morey, Alton Tholin, John Huneau, Tim Mikels ,pgvpqwnu-w -r YQ -,-'-a -f ... LV' Ziff if ' 1 'CO 146 2014 ram--I , ii-A V vi' ,, 'W--1-,..--.,-- ..--- , , 4, -, tw Q Front Row: .Iackelyn Ellsworth, Ronald Morey, Fran Wybo Second Row, Kgirls and boy semi-circlej: Carolyn Van Allen, Marsha St. Gelais, Janice Non, Ruth Sears, Bernice Moran, Diana Gori, Paul Solaroli, Kathy Taylor, Gail Sauerbrey, Judith Carlson. Carolyn Keeler, Judy Bailey, Joan Wickes, Nancy Crawford, JoAnn Brzuska Standing, KArmor, king, boys carrying clzairij : Steven Jarose, Doug- las Mort-y', Alton Tholin, John Huneau. rliirn lNIikels. Peter Hesson, YVillia1n Cleveland Standing on high xtcjm, Hoff Zo riglifj: James Quackenbush, Robert Adsit, Susan Shopinyor, David Michalowski, Gary Wihite 41 Xxvllllillll Gwen. David Kliehalowski. Susan Oakvs. Slarilyn Standish Frank Cruz De Sanduval, Nancy Crawford . ,tv- s-.asf 0WLlf1fLlfllfLL clad Va! , Av. ., ,, xkq' ' U J JKT-T' ' ' X ffl D D r,saf e ww-.i'+uf'i, 1 U , ' ,. ,, - . y .. ,fm H fs Q , Y . W I ig-in . A, tl V D r s, uf, P.. Lal 5-:K Le D -, V ' ' tu ' News n o '. ao,-,L.3,.,a 'B ,o Jn ' -' '3 4 J, ie. N ,J 'I fe- sz-1 V ' 2 ff.,-, ., :Y is GP. .. Q V . ' V V, H+' '-'g. 2,1 . ,r:f' 2?iP'1.ff fE:.iH K : C fi ' vwgewigfu :u,,,,..,y 4 23, If , 1.1, W ? .... A Q 4 V, N ,.,. ,,M,.,,r,,.,1., ga:gl5g,gj'5,fl.3f' fy., H 5 I 6? .f , , ,, V1 I gQ5D5 f,. f, ,-C . 1 K - If 4 D nf Q , V ,,,. . f, ,D V3 1 .5 -' , 'V the 1' f' A C453 4 '1' gt My . Q, xr 'i 1 ' ' gf, 'V 'hsfffxy K. I 'ii V A fri fri? ,',f:5 Q,' ' 1 ' ,w ,C ,r. me f,,, vf ,, Df.L7fq,' X- ,im . ...X 1.9.3 ,vip I w , fg. ,V A :ff if . ' , V r , ,yi.?Af.i1sz' CAD The afternoons activities began with food a plenty in the cafeteria. CBD Lunch was followed by the Canine Shown. I am sure everyone knows what I mean. Some fine looking animals don't you think?', CCD Then came the Go Cartn show. There were maneuvers to be completed. The boys did a good job. G'Congratulations. The highlight of the day seems to be the horse show. Those Four-legged Monsters really kick up the dust. The horses and riders gave a great showing. CDD c'How is the bareback riding Nancy or CED '4Cheryl, can you answer all the questions asked about your horse?,' The perfect way to begin or end this fun packed day is to visit the gym, where there are many fine exhibits, and wander at your leisure. CFD See how big the pumpkins arelw CGD See the many bouquets of fall flowers. '6Beautiful aren't they girls? One of the highlights of our Junior year was the day our rings came. That was a day of much chattering and exclairning. i'Right boysiw ...,.. 6- 'ir 'WNW Q-X fyff' K 's 'ia FSE? .AJ ' ,M .JY if ', ,,f 'f i' f '- , -. P - .. 5 ' , , 4 fy Cy . f f 'ff ' We I , V A' U, I - 5: 78 K we W M 1 l ,,,,f,. , , .. ' 4 . Y Q c. 'f l 'J mi F of 5-H 2-Q 'if ii Il- Dianne Johnson is busy . , . The others seem to be observing. 5-Claim AJ -- fi I l lfxffs 1, .4., Jean Kuhlberg carefully observes the burette tube . . . Bob Allen in the rear not busy. Dick Hurlburt and Ralph lN'ick- strom hard at work. Brad Luse and Bill Husson concen- trating . . . Dave Chase is Htitrat- ing' or something. Francine and Mr. Dziezic are cer- tainly going to come up with a masterpiece . . . Nir. Dziezic usually does. Mr. Parry . . . cheerful as always. S 'Xe -4? r.,f, ' f . f' 14426 5!9d CilflfL6lfL' Row 3 Dianne Johnson, Paul Roy, Annette Thomas, Carole Ballard, Jack Kidalow- ski, Patricia Gage, Paul Sicko, Vivien Beck, Kenneth DeCerce, Richard Snyder, Ronald Gibbs, Mark Hatlee, James Jarose, Marguerite Fewkes, David Sicko, Mr. MacElroy. Row 2 Marilyn Greene, Joan Milczarek, Sharon Fawthrop, Arthur Fawthrop, Susan Shopmyer, Richard Bopp, Robert Dunn, James Shea, Richard Drake, Wayne Harris, Norman Fredericks, Dennis Bennett, William Cleveland, Robert Glasgow, Lee Brenn. Rowl Judith Jenkins, Janice Palm, Miriam Shehadeh, Gail Sauerbrey, Mr. Cherdack fStudent Teacherj, Isabelle Barrett, Edna Liedkie, Jamiella Shehadeh, Betsy Buffoni, Charlotte Sackett, Robert Cox, Michael Kasper. Baton Twirlers: Nancy Peck, Beverly Shippee, Patricia DeVoe, Marjorie Beck, Kathleen Wilson. gpm Some of the rough places in our sculpture were smoothed down by the fine work of Mr. MacElroy in our school band. Students perfected their skills with musical instruments and a well-balanced personality of scholarship and good habits of conduct were the chief incentives. Refinements in and out of school were the results. Q14 DZVLCB ,,,.'-wwf' Row I Kenneth DeCerce, Robert Dunn, James Shea, Mr. MacElroy, Richard Drake, Lee Brenn, Susan Shopmyer Row 2 William Cleveland, Michael Kasper, Charlotte Sackett Row 3 Jack Kidalowski, Paul Roy, David Sicko, Marguerite Fewkes, Ronald Gibbs The Dance band was organized to instruct young instrumentalists in offering dance music. These musicians played at school functions and at a concert given in early June. Their musical contributions at the Yorker Jamboree were appreciated by all of the students and teachers who attended. Qtcftealiza Miss Kunz directed this group which provided music for assemblies, plays, and concerts. The group succeeded in achieving a happy blend of fine musical instru- mental presentation. Row I Jamiella Shehadeh, Arletta Hutchins, Carol Wickham, Edward Krawiecki, Katherine Micklos, Dorothy Manley, Steven Jarose. Row 2 Charlotte Sackett, Michael Kasper, Thomas LaPonia, Mark Hatlee, Ronald Gibbs, Marguerite Fewkes, Carol LaPlante, Miriam Shehadeh, Phyllis Male, Clor- inda Cioppa. Row 3 James Shea, janet Harple, Phillip Silva. Standing: Lee Brenn, Miss Mary Lou Kunz. 82 , f. 1 Kneeling: R o ri d a Lim- C3 bacher, Craig M o 0 r e , Brewster Paley Seated: Theresa Riberdy, Pamela Harris, john Burns, David Harlow, John DeVoe, Joan Milczarek, Raymond Golowaty, Carol LaPlante Standing: Cheryl I v e s , Douglas Stott, Emil Ha- besch, Berry Smi, Edward Wickham, William Hinricks, Michael Hogan, Dennis Dalphe, Charles Cleveland, Richard Lanne, Thomas La- ponia C The Chess Club aided in refining us by A Z teaching us how to think logically, and to 14 smooth out the imperfection of rash judg- ment. The purpose of this club was to promote interest in chess within the school and to teach good sportsmanship. The club travelled to other schools in this area and in all contests they played well enough to give promise of a fair future. The Seniors enter the auditorium . . . underclassmen stood for the entrance 2 try 'ilwi 1 . Z , s Row I Miss Drury, Robert Adsit Row 2 Pamela Harris, Elizabeth Habescih, Diana Spass, Patricia DeVoe, Sandra Carlo, Paul Spass, Catherine Fagan, Janice Moran, Bernice Moran, Audrey Cochrane, Linda Miller Row 3 Marion Carlo, Marie Herrington, Carol Wickham, Janice Nofi, Carolyn Keeler, Jeanette Pierre, Susan McBain, JoAnn Connors, Linda Clark, Mary Quinn, Constance Moquist, Katherine Crawford, Leona Bonneau Row 4 Judith Snyder, Francine Wybo, Linda Drorns, Marilyn Standish, Patricia NVielt, Carol Hatlee, Barbara Boyack, Sandra Ruddy, Joan Wickes, Susan Shopmyer Row 5 Jean Kuhlberg, Carol Ballard, Judith Cutbush, Jonathan Bosworth, Robert Lawrence, Alton Tholin, Gary Hedricks, Dianne Johnson, Diana Gori, Mary Manley aim V45 A CAM, A group of students interested in learning more about music and how it should be presented in organized groups provided many hours of pleasure for students and parents. They appeared in I concerts and at assemblies. Kneeling: Geraldine Belinski, Joyce Malecki, Lila VanDerwerken, Katherine Micklos, Judy LaRose Row I Mary Ann Genvick, Ann Kidalowski, Diana Parazynski, Judith Dowse, Margaret Kessler, Vivien Beck, Susan DeVoe, Diana Gori, Carol Kuhlberg, Patricia Tobin Row 2 Mrs. Sanders, Advisor, Carol Baranowski, Barbara Roy, Linda Primett, Nancy Crawford, Noreen Hubbard, Betsy Bulfoni, Joan Milczarek, Shirley Little, Ronda Limbacher, Mrs. Frier, Advisor The Y-Teens added to our formation and growth by instructing its members in the necessity for friend- ship with each other and with people of all races. Their avowed aim of keeping the service and love --' of God foremost in their minds, aided them in their effort of service to their neighbor, Special programs and athletic events at the Schenectady Y helped them to achieve their lofty purposes. Kneeling: Jonnean Gaydushek, Mary Quinn, Carol Lanne, Linda Clark, Carol Esmond, Donna Thiele Row I Cynthia Millington, June Simmons, Gail Henness, Judith Cutbush, Lea Gregoire, Patricia DeVoe, Marcy Fewkes, Carol Hatlee, Harriet Hatlee, Beverley LaTulippe Row 2 Kathy Taylor, Elaine Goman, Nadine Stah, Kathleen Wilson, Carol Pingelski, Diane Thiele, Mary Manley, Francine Wybo, Carolyn Droms, Katherine Fagan, Leitha Sharron, Patricia Wielt, JoAnn Connors, Nancy Petersen Seated: Gail Henness, Diana Gori, Shirley Luse, Pres., Mary DeMartino, Vice-Pres., Judith Gutbush, Seo, Patricia DeVoe, Treas., Sandra Garlo, Patricia Dickerman Standing: Dorothy Manley, Janice Moran, Patricia Wielt, Gay Howard, Jane Luse, Nancy Peck, Miss Hubbard, Dianne Johnson, Betsy Buffoni, Carol Kuhlberg, Pamela Piche, Dorothy Boyack Qizfabfeatgeza The students in Girls, Leaders were chosen for ability, cooperation, and scholar- ship. In serving as leaders of regular gym classes and acting as officials at intramural contests, the members arrived at the first of their two goals, namely to demonstrate the ability to lead others. In succeeding to excite interest in other girls in the general necessity for athletic participation, the girls arrived at their other incentive, which was to demonstrate their own personal interest in physical Fitness. Their programs were sound and eliiective. Meetings took place after school under the direction of Miss Hubbard and Shirley Luse, club president. Seatrd Al R-Table: Roger DesForges, James Easton, Ronald Gibbs, VVilliam Husson, Gharles Bailey Seated At S-Table and Standing: Jonathan Bosworth, Robert Spaugh, Frederick Bradshaw, Peter Zakriski, Michael Kasper, James Shea, Richard Harlow, Ray- mond Jobin, Joseph Habesch, Graig Moore The purpose of the Hi-Y is to creat and extend high standards of Christia character throughout the school, homt and community. The main platform c the group contains clean speech, sport manship, scholarship, and living. Unde the direction of Mr. Charles Edgingtoi id the club assisted in the American Fiel Service Drive, sponsored the intramurz Hifi' league games, and sponsored Student Da' V in I 1. ,,,,,.Q, ,- or 19-1-14.-,', 41---nh ymr 1' X f I I Mob scene-Moving-up Day 1959 4 W 4- x , 'n ' Mr. Zeller, dressed as nattily as usual, re- The yearbook staff took a break after a ceived an award from Bob Sweeney, also hectic morning of mass production picture neatly dressed. taking. 3 ' , , at Dorothy Boyack was Cafeteria Manager Pat DeVoe was secretary in Guidance 86 on Teacher Dayw. Naturally she re- . . . looks busy. ported later to Mrs. Gibbs. 6lfLl:0'C Yyitla Ctr Row I Carolyn Dempsey, Beverley Ayotte, Pamela Harris, Donna Lawrence, Phyllis Male, Jonnean Gaydushek Row 2 Michael Hines, Steven Jarose, Robert Lawrence, Harold Wheeler, James Jerose, Robert Adsit, Robert Kolasienski .5 Yorkers are junior members of the New York State Historical Association. These young people study and discover'historical data about their community and state. They enjoyed Held trips to historical sites, attended de- bates, gave reports and uncovered local traditions. i'History Can Be Fun was their theme and they worked studiously at proving this to be true. at mmf az. Jyaia Ctr Q Row I Denise Tanski, Teresa Riberdy, Paula Louprette, Marlene Kessler Row 2 Edward Horton, james Demp- sey, Brewster Paley, Linda Palmer, Sharon Bailey, Susan Kowsky, Bonnie Reed, Mary , l Ellen Keefner, Judith Fountaine, Mary Genevick, Mary Welch, John Burns, Richard Morris Row 3 Nancy Austin, Bertha LaChap- pelle, Carolyn Michalski, Joyce Ayotte, Donna Pasquarell, Susan House, Clorinda Cioppa, Carol Leque, Sharon Blodgett, Jennifer Marsh Row 4 Cheryl Bethel, Christina Cord- sen, Barry Smi, YVilliarn Riley, Carl Cal- kins, Allen Ayotte, Stanley Borden, Scott Niorey, John Azarkevich, James Kolasien- ski, Bruce Tanski, Michael Welch, Aleta Gagnon, lNIary Niichael Hill Row 5 Raymond Golowaty, Thomas La- ponia, Noel Hinrichs, Michael Kenny Mark Hatlee, Dale Diver, Randall Mac- Neil, Dennis Dalpe 87 7 wa -9' Kneeling: Priscilla Hubbard, Dawn Osborne Seated: Ronald Gibbs, Marguerite Fewkes, Edward Krawiecki, Betsy Buffoni, Ann Kidalowski, Margaret Klett, Kathy Micklos, Bradley Luse Standing: Eugene English, Sharon Lutz, Jill Shehadeh, Claire Goyette, Marjorie Hatlee, Cheryl Bethel, Mrs. Eleanor Coppins The Future Teachers of America specialized in guiding those who planned to teach. Members were given the op- portunity to practice a realistic teaching situation and to discover those qualities that constitute a truly good teacher. After observing teachers and working for a day , as school administrators and teachers, 0, MXL LC-pi they could determine for themselves whether they would care to continue in this profession. Kneeling: Lynne Bailey, Judith Dowse Seated: Carol Droms, Timothy Mikels, Sharon Fawthrop, Shirley Luse, Robert Adsit, Wilda Herrick, Diana Cori Standing: Sharyn Kenny, Judith Bailey, Marilyn Standish, Craig Moore, Carol Geisler, Shirley Wickstrom, Susan Kowsky, Patricia Christopher, Miss Florence Turner Row I Doris Little, Mary La- bonter, S a 1 l y Luse Row 2 Mary L 0 u B o s 1 e y , Jeannette Pierre, Sandra Ruddy, Leitha Sharron, Gail Sauerbrey, Beatrice Cos- tanzo, E l 1 e n Scott Row 3 Mrs. Edith Doherty, R o n d a Lim- bacher, Susan McBain, Lois Jones, Carol Gil- l a m , S u s a n Harple, Edna Liedkie, Theresa Polak, Beverly Ayotte, Janice Jones, M a r y Goudard, Mrs. Rochelle D e - Long al. The Future Far- mers of America added substance to the material being developed in our overall scholastic growth. Interested in up-to-date farming methods, sound man- agement - practices and good leadership, the club accom- plished much for the school and its mem- bers. Their practical projects of selling eggs, operating milk-bar, and spon- soring dances offered them opportunities for real business ex- perience. They held a dignified banquet to which parents of members attended. Q .N . The purpose of this club is to interest students in personal and community health, to encourage them in finding out what nursing requires and what it offers, to help them decide wisely about professional or practi- cal nursing as their career. Meetings were held the first and third lVednesday of the month. The money-raising projects were directed toward providing a scholarship to a graduate who is planning a career in nursing. The members help the School Nurse-Teacher in the Health Room and at the immunization clinics. Row I Mr. Oakes, Albert Bertrand, Leon Teresko, David Peck, l'Vallace Wojtowicz, William Owen, Kenneth DeCerce Row 2 Robert Glasgow, Brian Rice, Charles Bailey, John Lucarelli, Walter Gorski, Walter Roberts, Peter Rieck Row 3 Paul Sicko, Phillip Titus, Ronald Saborin, John Pingelski, Richard Peck, Robert LaValle, Robert Spaugh Row 4 Glenn Swatling, Clifford Hinricks, Donald Cooper. lN'illiam Millington, Kenneth Gorcesky, Robert Swatling, William Gillam. Joseph Dworkowski Row 5 Stanley Kowaleski, l'Vayne LaTulip, Earl Douglas, Joseph Luse, Richard Heckman, Richard Snyder, William Solowski, Robert Harold, David Riberdy, Lee Monis ,,, i 3 Rx The Humanities Club was founded for the purpose of providing some satisfaction for those students whose in- tellectual curiosity was focused on the fine arts. There were weekly meetings and guest-lecturers. Mr. Dziezic, the advisor, permitted much open discussion 5 and a casual, unhurried atmosphere made meetings both pleasant and profitable. Our Bible Club did much to rub off the rough edges of our personal sculpture. It was intended to promote spiritual growth and to erase personal imperfections. Meetings were weekly and oFfered speakers, films, and Bible study. Seated: Miss Mary Lou Kunz, Isabel Bar- rett, Sharon Fawthrop, Arthur Fawthrop, Chairman, Gail Sauerbrey, Ronald Gibbs, Leona Fawthrop Standing: John Husson, Timothy Mikels, Robert Adsit, Miss Margaret Simmons Row I Mr. Dziezic, Rose Marie Alexander, Kathleen Foley, Harriet Hatlee, Carolee Fasake, Francine Wybo, Lea Gregoire Row 2 William Husson, Jon Bosworth, Wayne Hed- rick, Patrick H o l o h a n , David Michalowski, Robert Allen, Roger DesForges amaniflea gilt CZK! 'ewmixj' Row I Denise Tanski, Theresa Riberdy, Marlene Kessler, Anita Ludzinski, Paula Louprette Row 2 Miss Drury, Advisor, Cheryl Ives, Jean Goudard, Kathryn Meager, Michael Hill, Janet Harple, Sandra Moran, Leona Faw- throp, Candy Fiorino, Jane Huneau, Marcia Roy, Bonnie Reed, Dorothy Clark, Jeannine Pailey, Jamiella Shehadeh, Brewster Paley Row 3 William Hayes, Georgia Subcliff, Mary Gniewek, Margaret Mailloux, Clorinda Cioppa, Stephanie Stahl, Margaretta Beck, Mary Ann Charbonneau, Cecilia Hickey, Karen Noradki, Carol Jean Sheffer, Carol LaPlante, Susan Taylor, Noreen Carey, Diane Mudrey, Arthur Brown Row 4 Marilyn Nosal, Katherine Connors, Susan LaRose, Adeline Sabourin, Nancy DeCerce, Katherine Milkins, Jennifer Marsh, Diane Larmon, Rita Connors, Diana McBain, Elizabeth Hoyt, Judy Fountaine, Karen Ken- nedy, Kathleen Connors, Janice Sitterly, Mi- chael Welch 5 52557.-e2 The projectionists were almost invalu- able. Under the able direction of Mr. Smith, the students were both proficient in the use of all the audio-visual equip- ment, and prompt and courteous in their performance. Nearly all students and teachers reaped the harvest of the work of this hard-working group. Row I John Lucarelli, James Easton, Douglas Stott, Craig Moore, Bruce Tanski, Charles Bailey, Joey Habesh, Scott Morey, James Cowles Row 2 Mr. D. Smith, Robert Shippey, Richard Larmon, Thomas Faureau, Rich- ard VVells, James Dempsey, Richard Mark- owitz, David Huneau, Paul Darmetko 15053 H Row 5 Patrica Macy, Nancy Owen, Christine Fisher, Gloria Millington, Clare Goyette, Kath- leen Lemley, Barbara Nielson, Laurel Male, Joanne Sumner, Linda Palmer, Diane Bailey, Christina Cordsen, Carol Leque, Crystal Rymiller, Joyce Busher, Emily Downey, Richard Lennox Row 6 David King, Sharon Bailey, Marjorie Hatlee, Ellen Philio, Susan House, Kathleen Just, Sandra Volker, Donna Baker, Mary Ellen Keefner, Jean Goman, Cheryl Bethel, Susan Kowsky, Susan Snyder, Sandra Hills, Mary Anuszewski, Martha Donohue Row 7 Edward Wickham, Lee Fountain, Frank Callander, Lawrence Perry, Barry Smi, Robert Abeel, Allen Ayotte, Kenneth Messier, Howard wafzmaf CM W mm, La.. Selva We clara. V ,V ' 2,fg'ftVif . -- x fe, sr' A l ,J f, -, . . - ,..f..s.. 4 . , . K :L .J 1 f E I I l if 1 ,F , W., .., V ..,. , ,,,, I Wh ff n U.. - 5 1 1 1 , 4 ff ' ., ' f,f mf ' ,hw W ' ' ' . , nf V, ,aw ,,,, ,. , fe f 'ew-,.L . . .1 nf m vv QQ Q55 Solemn moment where Cal Peter read the pledge tc Sandra Carlo, fbj Beth Jackson sponsored Lea Gre- goire and Qcj Arthur Fawthrop tapped Rose Marie Alexander. Cdl We must have won or Cwe expected toj HButch', and 'gNick seem quite happy about some- thing. feb Scholars all . . . Karl Ives, Doug Morey and Carl Fitch. ffl Athletes all . . . Ralph seems tc be looking for the worst . . . Leon Teresko seems tc be expecting it. Cgj Denny Yates coming out of the left corner . . . Jim Owens seems to be heading for it r 2 63 ff TQ y ,,,, 'Q 7,2 ,717 34 ,rf M, 9' f 1' I' i G. fr Aw '7 -ln- 1 has claw hc wc an fimshmd Adams, Sheryl L. Y-teens 1, 2, 33 Library 1, 2, 33 Assembly Corps 13 Typing Club 2 l Alexander, Rosemarie Humanities 1, 33 Art Ac- Allen, Robert B. SLBOb9! Yorkers 13 Science Club 23 Projection- ist Club 25National Honor Society 3, 43 Newspaper 43 Pho- tography Editor Yearbook 43 Sci- ence Award 4 'ibm Ballard, Carole Carole Humanities 13 Chorus 1-43 Arr Production 13 Dra- matics 1, 23 Assembly Corps 1, 23 Y-teens 23 Bible Club 23 Band 3, 43 Yearbook 4 tivities 23 Dramatics 23 Art Production 1, 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Prom Court3 Bailey, Susan F. CCSue31 Yorker Club 13 French Club 23 Library Club 2 Beck, Marjorie A. ccpeggyn Dramatics 1, Yorker Club 1, Bible Club 2, Y-teens 2, Y-teen Conference at Keuka 2, Chorus 25 Twirling Club 1, 2, 3, Senior Twirlers 2, 3, 4 5 Magazine Committee 3, Prom Committee 35 Volley- ball 3 'CT' Bloodgood, Douglas R. liD0ug7! Projcctionist Club 1 3 Volley- ball 1, Intramurals 1, J.V. Soccer 1, 2, Hi-Y, Basket- ball 2, 3 Bertrand, Albert CCA19! F.F.A. 1-4, Secretary 35 Reporter 43 Projectionist Club 1, Wrestling Club 1, 3 Bosworth, Jonathan W. HJOHU Art Production 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 45 Chorus 3, 45 French Club 33 Volleyball 3, 4g Yearbook 4 Boyack, Dorothy C. ClDOt,, Girlls Leaders Club l-45 Chorus 1, 25 Y-teens 25 Yorker Club 15 Intramurals l-45 Soccer 1-45 Volleyball 1, 25 Basketball 35 Softball 1-45 Track 2 Bradshaw, Fred L. CKFud99 Yorker Club 1, Gymnastics 1, 25 Dramatics Club 15 J.V. Soccer 1, 25 J.V. Bas- ketball 1, 25 French Club 35 Chefs Club 35 Varsity Volleyball 2, 35 Varsity Soccer 3, 4 if Brown, Ronald KCR.J.95 Brynes, Patrick CCPalt7l Biology Club 15 Projection- ist Club 15 Freshman Bas- ketball 15 Dramatics Club 25 Chefs Club 25 Intramural Basketball 2, 3 1 Chase, David L. Dave Yorker Club lg Projectionist Club 1, 2, French Club 3, Bible Club 3, 4g Hi-Y Basketball l-3 Ciotti, Susan A, Cisueii Y-teens l, 25 Art Production 3, 4 Carlo, Marion C. Llsauyi! F.N.A. l, 2, F.N.A. Vice-president 2 g Class President 2, 4, Class Vice-presi- dent 33 Chorus 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Honor Society Secretary 45 Yearbook Editor in Chief 43 1959 DAR Good Citizen's Award J Carlo, Sandra R. iisandyw Assembly Corps lg F.N.A. lg News- paper Club 2, Typ- ing Club 2, Chorus 2-4, Y-teens 33 Cirl,s Leaders Club 3, 4, Class Secre- tary 1, 3, 4, Prom Committee Chair- man 3g Prom Court 3, Basketball l-4, Volleyball l-45 Na- tional Honor So- ciety 4 Crawford, Nancy M. Assembly Corps 1 g Dramatics 1, 2, Y-teens 2, 4, Soft- ball lg Basketball l, 2, Volleyball 2, Art Production l, 3, 4 97 DesForges, Roger V. tcROge99 Hi-Y 2-45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Pres. 45 Student Council 1, 2, 45 French Club 35 Art Production 3-45 Dramatics 1, 25 A.F.S. Comm. 35 Ring Comm. 35 Prom Comm. 35 Class Pres. 35 Cit. Ed. Conf. 3, 45 Scholarship 35 Hi- Y Bills Assembly Delegate 2 Cutbush, Judith E. Giiludieif Dramatics 2, 35 Y- teens 2-45 Pres. Y- teens 3-45 Delegate to Keuka College 3, 45 Girl's Leaders Club 3, 45 Chorus 2-45 Yearbook 45 Sec. and Treas. of Dramatics Club 35 Sec. Girl's Leaders 45 Soccer 35Basket- ball 35 Volleyball 2, 3 DeVoe, Patricia CCPat7, Chorus 1-45 Girl's Leaders Club 2-45 Assembly Corps 15 Library Club 25 Twirling Club 1-45 Treas. Girl's Lead- ers 45 Prom Comm. 35 Y-teens Vice- Pres. 35 Treas. 45 Soccer 1-45 Softball 2, 35 Track 35 Bas- ketball 2-45 Volley- ball 25 Intramurals 1-4 DeMartino, Mary WDC!! Girl,s Leaders Club 2-45 Treas. Girl's Leaders 35 Library Club 25 Typing Club 25 Intramu- rals 1-45 Soccer 1-45 Basketball 1-45 Volleyball 1-45 Softball 1-45 Ar- chery 1-35 Prom Court 3 Drake, Richard W 6CDiCk93 Band 1-45 Dance Band 3-45 J.V Soccer 15 J.V. Base ball 2 Fasake, Carolec Drarnatics lg Humanities 1, 3: Biology Club 2g Photog- raphy Club 4g Art Produc- tion l, 3, 4- English, Eugene M. Gene,' Yorker Club 1, 2g French Club 4g Fu- ture Teachers of America 4 Fagan, Catherine M 'iCathyl' Y-teens l-4 f 5, I Fawthrop, Arthur L. 'LDeacon', Assembly Corps lg Chefs Club lg Bible Club 2-43 National Honor Society 3, lg Treas. 4g Class Treas. 1-4g Oratorical Contest Winnerg Award as most progressive junior student Foley, Kathleen M. '4Kathyu Dramatics Club 1-4g Y-teens 2, 3g Humanities 4g Fu- ture Teachers 4g Future Teachers Sec. 4gService Club 4g Basketball Intra- murals l-3g Soft- ball Intramurals 23 Prom Comm. 3 Mar book 4 l Gibbs, Ronald K. CCROHV7 Band l-45 Chorus 2, 35 Hi-Y 2-4g Class Vice-pres. 2, 4g Yearbook Bus. Mgr. and Adv. 45 Student Council Fichtmueller, Fitch, Carl L. Y Assembly Corps lg Bible Transferred to SCS Club 33 Photography Club in Sr. yearg Year- 4 Rep. 35 j.V. Base- ball l, 2g J.V. Soccer l, 25 Wres- tling Club 3g Na- tional Honor So- ciety 3, 43 Vice- pres. U.N. Model Assembly 2g Dance Band 1-43 Future Teachers 4g Or- chestra 4g Bible Club 2-4 Gilson, Mary F.. F.N.A. 13 Orchestra 1-3 f T?I' V. Greene, Duane W, Greene, Gary R. Gary Hi-Y 45 Yearbook 45 Stu- dent Council 4: Varsity Soccer 2-45 J.V. Wrestling l' JV Soccer 1 Phys. Ed. Council 15 Pro- jectionist Club l, 25 Hi-Y 2-45 French Club 35 Bible Club 35 Hi-Y Vice-pres.5 J.V. Soccer 1, 25 J.V. Bas- ketball 1, 25 J.V. Baseball 15 Varsity Soccer 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Varsity Baseball 2-45 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 45 Rep. to Am. Legion Boy's State 35 Cit. Ed. Conf. 3, 4 Gregoire, Lea SCLea,, Assembly Co-rps lg Y-teens 2-45 Art Activities 25 Hu- manities Club 3, 45 Art Prod. 3, 45 Y-teens Sec. 35 Vice-pres. 45 Prom Comm. 35 Prom Queen 35 Yearbook Art and Layout Editor 45 National Honor Society 4 l M Harlow, Richard L. i'Dick Assembly Corps 15 Biology Club 2: French Club 3: Bible Club 3: National Honor Society 3, 45 Vice- pres. 45 Mgr. Basketball 35 Soccer Scorer 3, 4 ,'x 'CC Y' Holohan, Frank P. KCPat95 J.V. Soccer lg Var- sity Volleyball 1, 23 Gymnastics 1, 23 Art Club 23 Pho- tography Club 43 Yorker Club 1 if S Hatlee, Harriet Y-teens 2-43 Dra- matics Club 1-33 Chorus 1-33 Prom Comm. 33 Assem- bly Corps 23 Bible Club 23 French Club 2, 3 ,nf JH' 'Hu-uf 1 ,,,' 1 Hunter, Donald CCDOD39 Yorker Club 1-3 Photography Club 23 Projectionist Club 23 Fr. Basket- ball a.3 Hedrick, Wayne D. Yorker Club lg Biology Club 1, 23 Projectio-nist Club 43 Dramatics Club 1, 23 Fr, Basketball lg J.V. Soccer 1, 23 J.V. Cross Country 23 J.V. Baseball 1-33 Varsity Volleyball 2 Hurlburt, Richard H. uDick,' Tennis 33 Soccer 43 Transferred to SCS in Jr. year l Jackson, Elizabeth R. Beth Yorker Club lz Cheerleadin 'Vx l Husson, William ncBiH93 Chefs Club 15 Yorker Club 15 Bible Club 2, 35 French Club 35 to Norway under Am. Field Service 3 Jobin, Raymond L. :cTCVddy71 Chefs Club 15 Intramurals 15 J.V. Baseball 1, 25 Gym- nastics l5 Varsity Wrestling 1, 3, 45 Varsity Basketball Mgr. 45 Yearbook ,Elemen- tary Editor 45 Student Council 3: Pres 4' National Honor Society 3, 4, Yearbook Lit. Edi- tor 4, Cit. Ed. ' Prom Prom Conf. 3. 4 Comm. 3 , Court 3 Johnson, Dianne E. ,6tD.J'!S Yorker Club lg Chorus l-4: Band 2-45 Girl's Leaders Club 2-45 Y-teens 2, 35 Dramatics Club 2, 35 Stu- dent Council 3, 45 News- paper Club 2g Yearbook 45 Soccer 1-45 Basketball l-35 Volleyball l-33 Softball l-35 Badminton 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Cheer- leading l-45 Cit. Ed. Conf. 3, 45 Prorn Court 3 Knorowski, Sigrnond CLSig,! Class Pres. 15 Hi-Y 25 Yorker Club 2g J.V. Bas- ketball 1, 23 J.V. Soccer 1, 23 Varsity Soccer 3g Varsity Tennis 35 Student 'fig' Kenny, John F. Cilackm Chefs Club lg F.F.A. 4 Council 1, 25 Phys. Ed. Council 2 35 Kowaleski, Carolyn L. Y-teens 25 Dramatics lg Twirling Club 1-4g Soccer 4g Home maker of America Award 4 Kuhlberg, jean M Cljeanii Yorker Club 1 Newspaper Club 2 F.N.A. 2, 3, 45 sec 3 Limbacher, Cheryl M, lCChC31 Dramatics Club Biology Club 2 La Rose, Judy K. Transferred to SCS in Sr, yearg Y-teens 45 J.V. Cheerlead- ing 4 Little, Doris A. F.N.A. l-4g News- p a p e r C lu b 2 Yorker Club l Prom Comm. 3 Chorus 3, 45 J.V. Cheerleading 3 Varsity Cheerlead ing 43 Volleyball 3 Basketball 4 Mb' U l Laverdiere, Peter A. Pete Varsity Baseball l-41 Varsity Bas- ketball 3, 43 Var- sity Volleyball ll Varsity Soccer 2-4, J.V. Basketball 2' Baseball most valu- able player l, 2 Luse. Bradley C. Brad Future Teacliers -l: Humanities Club 2 French Club 3: Li- brary Club 2 ,gym ,O I . l,use, Shirley A. Skill Y-teens 25 Yorker Club 15 Cirlis Leaders Club 1-4: Newspaper Club 2: Y-teens Pres. 21 Yearbook Sports Editor 45 Future Teachers 45 Soccer 1-45 Basketball 1-45 Volleyball 1-45 Softball 1-45Tennis 2, 35 Badminton 1-45 Track 2, 3 Q a 1 ti in l McCullen, Ronald E. '1Ronnie Intramurals 25 Chefs Club 15 Gymnastics 25 j.V. Basketball 1, 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Varsity Tennis 35 45 J.V. Baseball 1, 25 J.V. Soccer 1, 2: Capt. Tennis 1 Manley, Doro-thy M. iCDOt3! Assembly Corps 15 F.H.A. 15 Chorus 15 Girlas Leaders Club 2-45 Twirling Club 1, 25Humani- ties Club 1, 25 Y-teens 2, 35 Sr. Twirler 3, 45 Or- chestra 1-45 Dra- matics Club 3, 45 Art Prod. 1-35 Soccer 2-45 Basket- ball 1-45 Volleyball 1-45 Softball 1-45 Track 25 Badmin- ton 2-45 Tennis 2-4 X ,x, Mi1kins5 Robert tr. iiBOb93 Freshman Basketballg j.V. Basketball 1, 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 J.V. Base- ball 1, 25 Varsity Baseball 2, 35 Varsity Volleyball 25 Cross Country5 Yorker Club 25 Cymnastics 25 Intra- murals Milkins, Sherwood V. Dramatics Club 1, 23 Gyrn- nastics 1, 23 Typing Club 2g Freshman Basketballg Good Citizenship Award Cstiguy, Irene M. SSRCHCSS Moran, Janice B. CC 7, Jan Y-teens 2g Girl'S Leaders Club 3, 4g Chorus l-45Basket- ball l-33 Soccer l-35 Softball l-3 F.H.A. lg Assembly Corps lg Basketball l, 2, 4g Softball 1 O'Brien, John G. Yorker Club lg Chefs Club 2gHi-Y 2-45 J.V. Soccer 2g Varsity Soccer 3, 45 J.V. Baseball lg Varsity Baseball 2-4g Basketball 25 Varsity Basket- ball 3, 4 'YWS X Owen, Wlilliarn iCBilly7! F.F.A. 1-45 Chefs Club lg Projection- ist Club lg Bible Club 2, 3g First place winner at Co- bleskill 2, 35 F.F.A. Treas. 4 eww, .- Owens, james fKLIimmy79 Chefs Club 1, 2g Chorus 1-3g Yorker Club 1, 2g Projec- tionist Club 2g Sci- ence Clubg J.V. Soccer 1, 23 Fresh- man Basketball Peck, Dav1d F. Dave . .A. porter 3g Pres. 4g Varsity Soccer 3, 45 J.V. Soccer 1, 23 Wlrestling Club 1, 3g Volleyball 3g Hi-Y 35 Bible Club 2, 3g Projectionist Club 1, 2 Peck, Linda E. Linnie Student Council 1g Library Club 15 Yorker Club 1g Y-teens 23 Chorus 1, 23 JV. Cheer- leading 15 Varsity Cheerleading 2-4 7 , if 1 Peck, Nancy R. CCNanC3, Chorus 1, 2gYorker Club 15 Library Club 15 Y-teens 25 French Club 3g Twirling 1-45 Girl's Leaders Club 3, 43 Soccer 2-45 Basket- ball 1-45 Volleyball 2-45 Intramurals 2-4g Prom Comm. 33 Prom Court 3 Roy, Lawrence Larry , Chefs Club 1, 2: Audio-Visual Club l: Leather Club 1: Pres, of Book of the blonth Club 2:J.V. Soccer l-3: -l.V. Basketball l. 2 Peek, Caroline BI. 'Carrieq FHA. Treas. 2: Twirlinq Club 2 -rv? Nb 5' Sackctt, Charlotte A. Band 2--lg Orches- tra 4: F.H.A. 2: Yearbook 4: Dance Band 4: Volleyball 4: Basketball 4 Primeau. Dorothy A. Dottie Assembly Corps l: FHA. 2: Dra- matics 2: Art Prod. 2: Soccer l. 4: Bas- ketball l. 2. -l: Baseball l. 2. 4 Serba. John N. 'Nick' Chefs Club 2: J.V. Basketball 2: J.V. Baseball 2: Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Varsity Baseball 3. l: Varsity Soccer l .fry 'fd 4 Shea, James A. Cixlimif Biology Club Gymnastics 1, Dance Band 3, J.V. Soccer 2, JV. Baseball Varsity Baseball 4 Seymour, Paul W. Paul Dramatics Club 1-35 Photography Club 15 Chefs Club 1, 2g Audio-Visual Club 15 Typing Club 2g Chorus 3 1:0-,af Snyder, Judith A. Iktludyl 7 Y-teens 25 Library Club 1, 25 Assem- bly Corps lg Pres. of Library Club 25 Archery 2 fffwm Sharron, Leitha M. CCLee73 Yorker Club lg Twirling Club 23 F.N.A. 3,45 Y-teens 3, 45 Yearbook 4g F.N.A. pres. 4g Basketball 33 Ring Comm. 3 Solaroli, Paul French Club 2 Dramatics Club 3 4g Baseball VVrestling 3 W Spaugh, Robert H. HBOb5S F.F.A. 43 Varsity Soccer 4g Head manager and trainer 45 Varsity Basketball assistant manager 4 Stah, Nadine C. Deanie Library Club lg F.H.A. 2 Y-teens 4 Swatling, Sally M. Clsallyw Assembly Corps lg Library Club l-35 Chorus 2g F.H.A. lg Yearbook 4g Basketball 4 Sweeney, Judith A. ccxludyvs F.H.A. lg Assembly Corps lg Library Club 25 F.N.A. 2: Basketball 2: Baseball 2 Teresko, Leon F. F.F. tinel 3, Sec. 45 J.V. Soccer 3, 45 Wfrestling 3g Vol- leyball 3 ICLGON A. 1-4, Sen- if--N., x ff? tl 7332553 MM., Thomas, Annette M. Yorker Club lg Chorus l, 25 Li- brary Club 1, 3, Dramatics Club 2g Newspaper Club 2, Band l-4g Year- book 4g Basketball lg Volleyball 1 Taylor, Dorothy K. CCKathy73 Y-teens 4 Thiele, Diane L. Twirling Club 25 Y-teens 2-45 Vol- leyball 25 Basket- ball 2 Twirling 1-4g Wickstrorn, Ralph E. Yorker Club 1, 25 Projectionist Club l, 25 IV. Soccer 2g J.V. Basketball 3 hh' Wilson, Kathleen A. Kathy Dramatics 1, 2, teens 43 Prom Comm. 3g Year- book 4g Tennis 3g Volleyball lg Bas- ketball 3 Titterington, Walter HButch Yorker Club l, 2g Projectionist Club l, 23 Hi-Y 3, 4g Gymnastics lg J.V. Soccer lg Varsity Soccer 2-43 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 43 Varsity Baseball 2, 3,4 Wojtowicz, john A. Leather Craft l fi lVielt, Patricia A. Trishl' Drarnatics 1-3: Bible Club l-3, Y- teens 2-4: Girlls leaders Club 3, 42 Library Club 3, 41 Baseball l-3g Bas- ketball l-3g Soccer l, 23 Class Sec. 2g Sec. Y-teens 2 Wybo, Francine M. CCFFB-n77 Foreign Exchange Student, Y-teens, 4, Chorus 4, Stu- dent Council 4, National Honor Society 4, Yearbook 4 1'-4 ? Zakriski, Peter A. C6PCte77 Projectionist Club 1, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 45 Jr. Varsity Soccer 1 3 Jr. Varsity Tennis 1, jr. Varsity Wrest- ling 1, French Club 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4,'President 3, Chorus 4 Yates, Dennis A. llDenny79 Yorker Club 1, 2, Baseball lg Basketball 1, J.V. Bas- ketball 2g J.V. Soccer 1, 25 Varsity Soccer 3, 4, Base- ball 2-4 K--izi.-srsif Q, f ' tQMvZf ji! f 5 4 f ,f W X, f ,iff ! fZ',V f ff Wf,.,,,,f, ,, ,,, ,V , M0657 , X ,ff ,M f' fffffzfw I gffmf 7, , fc if l if , l , wmfm, ,ff , W W V, ay, ' ' ,gf ,, X f ff WZ, ,f ffm ff ,V ,,! -an or r 3- Q-1 'lu' Yiifffr .29 I Senior class officers: Marion Carlo, Presidentg Sandra Carlo, Secretaryg Arthur Fawthrop, Treasurerg Ronald Gibbs, Vice- President and also assumed office of Pres. at mid-year. Richard Hurlburt assumed title of Vice-Pres. at mid- year. V r '--- X Q lil 'Wm !'pyvF U ,wi I? Typical senior class meeting held in the Library BEST LOOKING: Lea Gregoire and John Serba MOST, POPULAR: Sandra Carlo and Raymond jobin 6lfLl:0'ZZ CLASS CHATTERBOXES: Carole Ballard and Paul Solaroli 'Nw MOST ATHLETIC: Shirley Luse and Wfalter Titterington DID MOST FOR THE CLASS: Dianne Johnson and Roger Des Forges BEST DRESSED: Charlotte Sackett and Gary Greene I4 ezfvzflvegt MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Marion Carlo and Arthur Fawthrop R ,pg , FTE 4 'K ' N 'NM' BEST PERSONALITY: Fa J' CLASS CLOWNS: Kathleen Foley and John O'Brien Elizabeth Jackson and Sigmond Knorowski L. MOST BASHFUL: Leitha Sharron and Duane Greene MOST TALENTED: Rose Marie Alexander and Ronald Gibbs MOST STUDIOUS: Jean Kuhlberg and Robert Allen 6 . Ui-1 'lr f li '35 Ah'h fl-, I 125' if 1 s vii rife' ,Ep-4 li? ,L 'f i K ' ' Q ,-, E , ,y 5' .f,f1,ig 'E . -I 1. , A 9,.U,2a 4, , :Q fbh A r-ff f Q, glfgzi f i , - 1 , i '. 2 J 'lr ' c 'ff ' ii V - it ti 445.341, 4 s 5 A- If X y on L: J' , . .VVV 4 , I n, W ' 1 ffviff Elizabeth Jackson, Lea Gregoire QQueenJ, Jeanne Wagner flast yearls queenj, Sandra Carlo Min Junior Prom An event which added substance to our development was our Junior Prom. This was the biggest event of, our junior year, and we looked forward to it for many months. On May 2, 1959, we lived and loved our prom at the Van Curler Hotel in Schenectady. We will always have wonderful memories of that marvelous night. As the evening passed, the tension mountedg the names were called and one by one Sandra Carlo, Dianne John- son, Dian Blossom, Linda Peck, Mary DeMartino, Nancy Peck, Beth Jackson, and Rose Marie Alexander received their beautiful roses, finally the Queen was named-Lea! She took her place on the throne, was crowned by Jeanne Wagner and our Prom was over, our memories will live forever. Grand March QC 'COWL Queen Lea Gregoire QUEEN AND HER COURT Rowl Rose Marie Alexander, Dian Blossom Row 2 Nancy Peck, Dianne Johnson, Elizabeth Jackson, Queen Lea, Sandra Carlo, Mary DeMartino, Linda Peck fs, ,, ,fav V -,,: , 1 ' ll 'J I 1' A,- J f ' 10 2 lx lx. Q ,.,-..,,k -. ,g, ' 1 A Q'-'nuff Editor-in-Chief Marion Carlo Literary Editor Elizabeth Jackson Girls Sports Shirley Luse Boys Sports Photography Editor Robert Allen Assumed title of Editorship at mid-year Jonathan Bosworth Lt 'l-' ' 1 'yiiig ' Art and Layout Clubs and Activities Lea Gregoire and Francine Wybo Judith Cutbush and Dianne Johnson Senior Section Sandra Carlo i 29 Qiyw V - pf fi Elementary Raymond jobin Yjmlwl Stagg Milf, Q, Underclassmen Charlotte Sackett 'K WW ,Www - Wf X4 W., f,f 1 f , . ,fff ,. A 7 4 f ff ZZXQZZ 0,055 ,fff M 7 , X ff af 7,5 ff? f4?, f 7 7 ,Q f, fy 1,2 Z . ,,, t..., . , , ,. f , All I ,fm M 5' ff fd , i t 5 3' , 1 J .V fy., ,V , V4 W fy, wa .4 .f Vi W , ,, Typing Editors Sally Swatling and Annette Thomas z Advertising Ronald Gibbs X Li R ik- if v - 225' QS ,,, . The purpose of any yearbook is to record the events of the school year. We, the editors of this book, choose to feel that the book, although it is designed, written and published by the members of the senior class, is a record of the activities of all students in all grades and classes. We have tried to hit the high spots in social, athletic and scholas- tic affairs. We think that we have perpetuated for you those occurrences that you most enjoyed. We hope that our book will help you to re-live the many happy moments that you experienced during the 1959-60 year at Shenendehowa. The staff, would at this time, like to thank all those persons who have helped to compile this book. A special thanks goes to our yearbook advisors, Mr. Emery Fullaytor and Mr. Henry Dziezic, for their time, patience, and encouragement, for without their help this book would not have been possible. U 1 is 1' Karim 1 Kneeling: Annette Thomas, Shirley Luse Row I Row 2 Carlo Row 3 Judith Gutbush, Mr. Dziezic, Mr. Fullaytor, Nancy Peck Elizabeth Jackson, Robert Allen, Ronald Gibbs, Jon Bosworth, Sandra Robert Lawrence, Sally Swatling, Leitha Sharron, Lea Gregoire, Kathleen Wilson, Doris Little, Mary Fichtrnueller Row 4 Charlotte Sackett, Rose Marie Alexander, Albert Bertrand, John XN'ojtoxs1c7 Lawrence Roy, Francine Wybo, Dianne johnson ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Dorothy Manley, Raymond Jobin, William Louprette ,757 Faculty and Administration Leitha Sharron and Kathleen YN ilson ' '1 4-If ti I MATHEMATICS RICHARD HURLBURT LATIN ROGER DES FORGES Qlftieitiilflf 1:14, T ,.,-,Y SCIENCE ROBERT ALLEN BUSINESS SANDRA CARLO enivw ' za ' 1 U' I ART ROSE MARIE ALEXANDER 7' ,.,.--P- I ' Mr' . . Ii ,K 9 I ' Iv L v Y , ,f V ,qi V, '-VV, f , 1 V' 59 . , I , :' I 'I I ,, , 1. x HOME ECONOMICS NANCY PECK 1 , MUSIC RONALD GIBBS .fl AGRICULTURE LEON TERESKQ Cf 0 62 Zz INDUSTRIAL ARTS M JOHN WOJTOWICZ X CM Z warm gafaiaiaeim 5 , y N? Roger Des Forges was prominent in many areas of student activity. He had been accepted at Kenyon College in Ohio and had planned to study English and foreign languages in prep- aration for the Diplomatic Service. He won a Regents scholarship and was a semi-finalist in the National Honor Society scholarship com- petition. 3 ,far 1 ,Q Richard Harlow was also active in many phases of our life at school. His scholastic interests centered around mathematics and science. He planned to attend R.P.I. to study these subjects with the aim of becoming a research engineer. .- L, . . V I25 Coon LUCK TO THE CLASS or need ROCK GARDEN PHARMACY OFQ MAYFAIR FLAVORLAND FOUNIAIN SEALTEST ICE CREAM All Deliveries Free EX 9-I I55 I f? '--N... Complimenfs of SCHENECTADY SAVINGS BANK WHERE CLINTON CROSSES STATE 2525 BROADWAY 3 , f.-If ,Q-wi AWN ff? Your School Savings Bank , A . -fff f , ff-' ff, ,. - ,, , ,W A , My I fffffrr fy fff' ,ff ,,,,,- W ir if 4, 65 J f 1, 'Wm fztsagffm f ff fwpny ' PHOTOGRAPHER Our PI1oI'ograpI1er of Ihe I96O CARILLON was . . MR. .IOSEPH WINCHELL OF RAMARK STUDIO In Schenectady , 2,1yf,f , f f ,,,,, f,,,,ff f UWMM 1,M-fbffff,-1M-M.,Wmmf, MW V, , ,,,W,wm- A . ., f fl VA fr A? f Lf? 777, V214 , N, , ,W 724, fwf, 'ff ,,, RAMARK swolo Official Yearbook Photographer WEDDINGS - PAssPoRTs - YEARBooKs AND CHILD PHOTOGRAPHY ' r l35 JAY ST. ER 4-872l STILES MARKETS GROCERIES - MEATS I VEGETABLES ROUTE 9, CRESCENT, N.Y. I A A ALBANY-SARATOCA ROAD 7 RUDDY'S GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRING - TOWING Roufe 9, Albany-Sara+oga Road A AJ.gRRunnY7.,APRQP., RD Ru, WATERFORD, N. Y. yf f, k,,,f If ,f fAn Advenfure In Sea Food i LOBSTERS STEAKS The CAPT'NS TABLE R'Ie. -ff'-7 Norfh of LaI'I1am, N. Y. 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MAINE COAST LOBSTER POUND VISQHERS FERRY LDBSTERS - CLAMS - SHRIMP NEW YQRK Wholesale and Refail 1 On Roufe 9, 3lf2 Miles Norllu of Lallnam Traffic Circl Q-EWS w. 1. GREGOIRE GENERAL MERCHANDISE YOUNG FASHIONS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE USHERS, N. Y. CARL'S SCHENECTADY Up 7-528' 7' ' NEWS 7' SCHENECTADY UNION-ST R VISIT US AT OUR NEW LOCATION Schenecfady's Lcrrgesf Leading Hair Sfylisfs . . 323 STATE ST. UPSTAIRS OVER THE IMPERIAL SHORT AND SAUCY creations that look right in kitchen or on campus . . . hair styles that flatter coming and going. You owe it to yourself and your family . . . stop in today. fx permanent waves give you the new beauty you V I love. We have just the wave for you and remember- NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY I5 TOP HAIRSTYLISTS MR. IAMES MR. IOHN VITO CARL Our large zu staff of operators, here at all times, ' are marvels J df... -cuTTiNa 0 QSTYLING ORIGINATORSI 'PERMANENT ' .5 101 ttin wAviNG Ulf!!-Q 9 FR 4-87I3 and FR 4-54I3 0pEN MQNDAYS and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Irving M. Althouse Horace H. Bailey Charles Ballard Glenn F. Beck Alderic Bertrand George W. Boyack Walter Crawford A. Van Vranken Des Forges Ronald English Donald Fawthrop Eighton E. Fitch, jr. Frederick Fichtmueller Charles D. Frier Ralph K. Gibbs George Gregoire George A. Hatlee William La Rose alfzma Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Zakriski Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Emerson McCullen William O'Brien Charles W. Owen Floyd A. 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