South New Berlin Central School - Southtown Yearbook (South New Berlin, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1964 volume:

Alma Mater In the Unadilla Valle , Where our Southtown lies. Stands our noble Alma Mater, Glorious to view. South New Berlin, South New Berlin, Black and gold we love. Hail to thee our Alma Mater, South New Berlin, Hail. 2 Iwo JIma Monument Mrs. Preston, truly an artist, through her patience and love of children and knowledge, molds the lives of her pupils for the years of education to follow. Her interest follows us through all our undertakings, therefore— May we dedicate this yearbook of 1964 to her, with a sincere Thank you. BOARD OF EDUCATION ROW ONE: Elwood Fredrickson; Frank Kopko; President, Earl Nearing; Merritt Ford; Hary Pike; Absent Herbert Reed, Clerk. RICHARD A. MARSTERS, Supervising Principal Education has improved and developed a great deal in the past few decades. Modern marvels of science such as electronic tape recorders and television receivers are but a small indication of what the future may bring forth to aid our teachers in educating students. The wealth of knowledge is estimated to be doubling every ten to twenty years, presenting an excellent opportunity to those who can and will take advantage of it. Every individual must learn the value of self-discipline to benefit fully from these gains in education and knowledge. Perseverance, diligent study, and the courage to work hard even when the immediate gain seems small are alia part of self-discipline. All these are necessary for a successful future from our society based on the present educational system. May the class of 1964 have found a degree of self-discipline which will grow and contribute to a happy and satisfying future for each of you. Supreme Court Building Faculty Supervising Principal Kindergarten Grade 1 Grade 2 Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade 5 Grade 6 deceased November 4, Grade 6 Grade 6 Jr. H. S. Citizenship Ed. English Mathematics H. S. English Citizenship Ed. Library Commercial Homemaking Science Industrial Arts Instrumental Music Latin French Guidance Director Physical Ed. Coach School Nurse-Teacher Elementary Supervisor Elementary Vocal Music Girls' Physical Ed. Dental Hygienist Art Speech Remedial Reading Psychologist Mr. Richard A. Marsters Mrs. Christine Preston Mrs. Ruth Wolf Miss Sally White Mrs. Helen Du 11 Mrs. Esther Brooks Mrs. Marie Tarbell 1963 Mrs. lone Dixson Mr. David Lounsberry Mrs. Marilyn Parry Mrs. Grace Johnson Mrs. Fern Osborne Miss Gertrude Shillabeer Mr. Robert Whiting Mrs. Anna Scott Mrs. Gloria Hendricks Mrs. Grace Fisher Mr. Edwin Jaworski Mr. Donald Helling Mrs. Miriam Church Mrs. Elizabeth Tamsett Mr. George Seiler Mrs. Barbara Biviano Mr. Gary Dunton Mrs. Betty Huth Mrs. Rena Lull Mrs. Joyce Barnes Mrs. Helen Spurr Mr. Wesley Atkins Mrs. Doretta Nelson Mr. John Kernan On November 4, 1963, the faculty, staff and students were saddened to learn of the death of Mrs. lone Dixson, one of the sixth grade teachers. Mrs. Dixson was an alumni of South New Berlin Central School and returned to her Alma Mater 20 years ago as a teacher. We, the members of the Class of 1964, will carry with us fond memories of Mrs. Dixson. As our sixth grade teacher, she instilled in us a desire to broaden our horizons. 9 Faculty ROW ONE: Mr. Whiting, Mrs. Hendricks, Mrs. Johnson, Miss Shillobeer, Mrs. Scott, Mr. Helling. ROW TWO: Mr. Jaworski, Mr. Kernan, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Biviano, Mrs. Tamsett, Mrs. Osborne, Mr. Seiler, Mr. Marsters. SITTING: Mrs. Dull, Miss White, Mrs. Preston, Mrs. Wolf. STANDING: Mrs. Marsters, Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Tarbell, Mrs. Huth, Mrs. Lull, Mrs. Parry, Mrs. Church. 10 PHILIP THOMSEN Class Treasurer 2; Class President 3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Boys' State 3; Junior Prom King 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Football 2,3; Junior Varsity Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 4. MARY ANN STRATTON Class Secretary Treasurer 1; Class Vice- President 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Secretary 1, Treasurer 2; Librarian 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4, President 2, Trio 1,3,4; County Choir 1,2,3,4; Yorkers 1,2,3,4, Parliamentarian 1; President 3, President of Catskill District 4; Senior Play 4. PAUL CURNALIA Class Treasurer And Secretary 3,4; Year- book Staff 4; Yorkers 1,2,3; Senior Play 4; Baseball 3,4; Varsity Basketball 4. SHARON JONES Class Vice-President 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Librarian 1, Secretary 2,4; Junior Prom Queen 3; Yearbook Junior Editor 3, Senior Editor 4; Yorkers 1,2,3,4; Junior Red Cross 3; Senior Play 4; Cheerleader 2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4, Trio 2,3,4; County Choir 1,2,3,4; County Band 1,2; Leadership Award 4. 12 JOYCE-AVONNE AUSTIN Class Secretary 2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Chenango County Music Concert 2,3,4; Yorkers 1,2,3; Junior Red Cross 2,3; Twirler 1,2,3,4, Head Majorette 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Leader- ship Award 4; President's Youth Council 3. LOUIS SCHOLL Class Secretary 3; Senior Play 4; Baseball 3,4; Volleyball 4. DALE BROOKER Yorkers 1,3; Senior Play 4; Jr. Varsity Basketball 1. TELFORD JAMES ROWE Senior Play 4; Football 4; Volleyball 3,4. DAVID THOMSEN Safety Patrol 1; Senior Play 4. 13 EDWARD THOMSEN Leadership Award 4; Class President 1,2; Yearbook Staff 4; Yorkers 1; Senior Play 3,4; Baseball 2; Volleyball 2. FRED MINSTER Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Yorkers 1; Senior Play 3,4; Football 1; Baseball 3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Jr. Varsity Basketball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 3,4. ANN KOPKO Honor Society 2,3,4; Band 1; Chorus 1,2, 3,4, President 3; Yorkers 1,2,3,4; Jr. Red Cross 4; Senior Play 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Color Guard 3; County Choir 4. GARY FIGGER Vice President 1; Senior Play 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Football 1,3,4; Jr. Varsity Basketball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 3,4. 14 Senior Sketches JOYCE-AVONNE AUSTIN—nickname Blondie—likes men with ideals, dancing, travel, pizza, expensive things, color light blue, a certain person, white sand, 12 hours sleep but bedtime at 3 A.M. and Creme de Menthe. She dislikes being told exactly the way something has to be done, spelling, work, too much leisure, distrustful people, dull or two-faced people, tomato juice, and dirt. Her favorite expression is You wanna BET? and a sarcastic Oh Goody. Her favorite hangout is Daytona Beach and any place that is luxurious. She is noted for her blond tresses, being on time, long fingernails and large bracelets. Her pet peeve is being locked out of her house by a tricky spring lock. Her ambition is to travel with Sheraton or Hilton Hotels get married, settle down and raise a chain of little hotels. DALE BROOKER—nickname Gunsmoke—likes good food, good guns, to hunt and fish, to buy all kinds of guns, to shoot at targets, to go camping, good music, people in general, and our crazy homemaking classes. He dislikes sweet foods, people who just walk on and go hunting, city hunters, nosey people, poor service on things purchased, all the tests we have to take at school, and people who smoke and drink. His favorite hang- out is any where there are people. His pet peeve is people who think they know more about what he knows than he does himself. His favorite expression is In a way. He plans to go in the Armed Service soon after he gets out of high school. PAUL ALAN CURNALIA—nickname Corney—likes The Beatles, mechanical drawing class, a certain girl in Pa., baseball, Italian food, and Corvette Sting Rays. He dislikes nosey people, tomato soup, being busted and having no checking account like other millionaires. His favorite expression is Think so EH! or Hey there poopsie. His future plans include drafting. GARY L. FIGGER likes sports, cars, driving and a certain girl in the Junior class. He dislikes carrots and people who think they own the world. His pet peeve is to see a convertible top up on a sunny day. His favorite color is red with a pinch of black in it. His favorite hang out is a house on the hill. He has no ambition. SHARON LOUISE JONES—nickname Willie—likes boys, dancing, G'ville, The Beatles, Linda McGuire, Volkswagons, bowling, skiing, sweaters, Hootennanies and m-o-n-e-y. She dislikes Monday mornings, smoking and people who sit in S.H. staring the clock down. Her favorite saying is Well, I'll be dipped. Her favorite hangout is anywhere there are a bunch of kids having fun. Her future plans are to become a nurse and marry a successful Doctor. ANN ELIZABETH KOPKO—nickname Annie—likes Harvard men, horses, reading, sewing, chess, skiing, baking, Cambridge, Massachusetts, folk music, old English Castles, and non-conformists. She dislikes Ibsen, wars, coffee, the color dark blue, cold feet, and crowds. Her pet peeve is people who will not do anything for themselves. Her favorite saying is Mon Dieu (Good Heavens). Ten years from now she hopes to be a Marine biologist and living quietly in England along the west coast of Wessex. Her favorite hangout is in front of a fireplace listening to good music on a stereo. JOHN FREDERICK MINSTER likes movies, sports, driving, some girls, music, drums, drum corps, steak, spaghetti, pizza, and TR-3's. He dislikes hot heaters in cars, drinking, smoking, nagging people, writing letters and hanging up clothes. His favorite expression is Hey there Boob. His favorite hangout is his bedroom. He plans to operate a music store. TELFORD JAMES ROWE likes cars, motorcycles, good food, girls, legalized racing and outdoor sports. He dislikes flirts, onions, snow and unlegalized racing. His pet-peeve is his brothers and sisters. His favorite colors are red and blue. His favorite saying is Like Darn. He plans to attend Oregon State to learn the farrier trade. LOUIS SCHOLL—nickname Charlie—likes Italian food, Chinese food, sports, almost everyone. The Beatles and folk singing. He dislikes nosey people, bossy people, tea and crumpets, and machines that don't work. His pet peeve is someone who wastes his time. As yet he has no goal. MARY ANN STRATTON likes music, dancing, the color blue, football games, Peter, Paul and Mary records, Currier and Ives pictures, cashews, sunrise and sunset. She dislikes liver, olives, waiting, forgetting, deceit and wearing boots. Her pet peeve is the KB radio station when it fades out on her favorite song. Her favorite saying is Down you little gypsy savage I Her plans for the future are to go to Oneonta State, get her Masters and become an elementary teacher. DAVID THOMSEN likes a Senior girl in New Berlin School, farming, good looking cars, drive-in movies and meat. He dislikes know-it-all people, cheese and people that try to boss him around too much. His pet peeve is when his car won't start and he has to use Pop's car. His favorite color is blue. His plans for the future are to be a farmer or work on a farm. EDWARD A. THOMSEN likes fast cars, TV, sports, auto mechanics, Elvis Presley and a certain Sophomore girl at Oneonta State. He dislikes short week-ends and long weeks and cars that don't start. His pet peeve is a person who boasts all the time. His favorite color is light blue. His ambition is to get a job in Oneonta. PHILIP A. THOMSEN likes a certain Junior girl, football, basketball, swimming, driving, TV, and stock car racing. He dislikes know-it-all's; people that have no control of their tempers, and leaky ball point pens. His favorite color is green. His pet peeve is people that can't mind their own business. Forty-five years from now he hopes to retire and enjoy the fruits of the past forty-five years of work. CLASS COLORS - Pink Blue CLASS FLOWER - Pink Sweetheart Roses CLASS MOTTO - Be interested in the future, you'll spend the rest of your life there ! Last Will and Testament We, the Senior Class of 1964, of the South New Berlin Central School, town of New Berlin, County of Chenango, State of New York, being of sound minds and memories and considering the uncertainty of this life, do make, publish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament, hereby revoking all other wills made by us. To Cathy Brooks, we leave a telescope to keep an eye on her favorite Starr. To Mike Boyer, we leave Gary's coon skin cap to lead Bunny around the halls in. To Dave Connor, we leave clearer vision for snowy roads. To Linda McGuire, we leave a round trip ticket to Saigon. To Paul Wheeler, we leave Dale Brooker's guns. To Jan Weigel, we leave a Pigs Dinner. To Joan Loeffler, we leave a Sheriff's badge so she'll look official in her Plymouth. To Linda Greeley we leave Telford. To Susie Jackson, we leave a lonely next year. To Paul Herman, we leave privacy so he won't have to hide behind the Mat Cart. To Judy White, we leave a noseguard. To Mary Jane Taylor, we leave a new prospect for next year. To Tim Marylin, we just plain leave together. To Dale Warner, we leave a bigger hat. To Mike Nearing, we leave ability to drive his- father's car. To Ron Musson, we leave a can of oil for his robot walk. To Lucy Sanders, we leave the Science room. To Dick Fleming, we leave a new emblem for the back of his car. To Paul Piatti, we leave a new set of pedals for his car. To Karen Jones, we leave memories of Phil. To Sue Welton, we leave the wide open range. To Mary Francis Wolf, we leave Fritz. To Elinor Stratton, we leave 52 boyfriends. To Fritz, we leave a new pair of shorts for gym classes. To Ross Manwarren, we leave a new pair of swimming trunks for Football. To Len Tyler, we leave the teacher's room and a private ashtray. To Carol Tyler, we leave Brass Knuckles. To Kathy Robb, we leave Miss Clairol Coloring Kit. To Dawn Connor, we leave a glass of water. To Paul Thomsen, we leave a shorter route to Sherburne. To Diane Seeley, we leave a Super Stock from the Big D. To Betty Dave, we leave the Great Compromiser. To Bruce Burch i 11, we leave Merlin Jones. To Lee Martin, we leave a can of Starkist Tuna hidden in the shop. To Judy Kopko, we leave Math II. To Dan White, we leave free vocal lessons. To Tom Morgan, we leave a bottle of Pep Pills. To Don Gage, we leave a set of glasses. To Sandy Norwood, we leave a cooler thermostat. To John Kroeger, we leave better brushes to clean out fish bowls. To Mike Barry, we leave a new set of weights. To Ingrid Smith, we leave a license for her trailer. To Liz Vidler, we leave the Norwich Football team. To Diane Friedel, we leave a 12 string guitar for Ray. To Don Pike, we leave a softer touch. 18 Moonlight S Roses Junior Prom June 8, 1963 Taft Memorial Juniors ROW ONE: Mr. Joworski, Lucy Sanders, Judy Riley, Marlyn Pike, Linda Greeley, Mary Jane Taylor, Miss Shillabeer. ROW TWO: Judy Kopko, Karen Jones, Lee Martin, Paul Piatti, Susie Jackson, Diane Seeley. ROW THREE: David Connor, Tim McCarthy, Dick Fleming, Paul Thomsen, Ron Musson, Tom Morgan, Walter Wightman, Jan Weigel. ABSENT: Joan Loeffler. Sophomores ROW ONE: Mr. Whiting, Arlene Montgomery, Judy White, Laurie Riley, Nancy Kuhn, Alberta Brigham, Nadine Byam. ROW TWO: Starr Aldrich, Bruce Tiffany, Dave Daniels, Bob Wightman, Don Gage, Dave Scott, Dan White. ROW THREE: Kathy Robb, Cathy Brooks, Cindy Cummings, Sandy Norwood, Linda McGuire, Sue Welton, Ingrid Smith, Dawn Connor, Betty Turner. ROW FOUR: Tom May, Paul Herman, Real Boyer, Roy Stockwell, Terry Thomsen, Dave Jenkins, Dave Vanderwarker. ABSENT: Leonard Tyler. 21 Freshmen ROW ONE: Don Pike, Elaine Stowell, Linda Wightman, Bunn Warner, Diane Friedel, Cheryl Anderson, Linda Huntley, Mrs. Hendricks. ROW TWO: Jerry Thomsen, Bruce Burchill, Raymond Scott, David Brooks, Betty White, Elinor Stratton, Sandra Binelli, Dogny Gramstad. ROW THREE: Mike Barry, Mike Boyer, Dale Warner, Paul Wheeler, Elizabeth Vidler, Bob Thomsen, Stuart Conkey, David Fritts, Christy Loeffler. ROW FOUR: Ross Manwarren, John Kroeger, Mike Nearing, Ray Barber, Fred Vidler, Bill Stevens, Dave Dibble, Mary Wolf, Connie Norwood. ABSENT: Carol Tyler, Mary Morgan, Colleen Button. Grade 8 22 ROW ONE: Dennis Scott, Bruce Beckert, Lorraine Boyer, Steve Robb, Christy Gage, Claudia Pike, Hatty steward, Mrs. Osborne. ROW TWO: John Wolf, Virginia Parker, Dick Dibble, Jim Brewer, Linda Houghtaling, Brenda Wightman, Donna Powers. ROW THREE: Paul Jenkins, Dawn DeBoer, Barb McKie, Rodney Pratt, Phil Wagner, Georgia Montgomery, Dean Cloyd. ABSENT: William Kuhn, Nola Rowe. Grade 7 ROW ONE: Steve Gramstad, Linda Petry, Ben Rowe, Jack Hoag, Denis Curnalia, Ken Lawrence, Michele McCarthy, Alica Byam. ROW TWO: Mrs. Johnson, Carol Parker, Susan Cord, Linda Cardner, Charlene Beadle, Susie Wells, Paul Manwarren, Tom Piatti, Ginny Vanderwarker. ROW THREE: Susan Pike, Carl Tiffany, Sharon White, Judy Thomsen, Priscilla Post, Brenda Burchill, Linda Kuhn. ROW FOUR: Jim Magacs, Sandy Anderson, Gail Lawson, Bonnie Martin, Rolland Manwarren, Jerry Norwood, Jon Thomsen. ABSENT: Roger Anderson, Frank Bine Mi, Elaine Hill, Elizabeth Monroe, Sandra Phillips. Grade 6L ROW ONE: Mrs. Marsters, Ruth Herman, Allan Gage, Dawn Zorda, Donald Freeman, Paul Jenson, Richard Gould, Florence Foote, Dale Vidler. ROW TWO: Nancy Stratton, Sharon Jones, Maurice Wightman, Jeffery Gibbon, Herbert Daniels, Gary Conkey, Robert Kroeger. ROW THREE: Elizabeth Jones, Karen McKie, Sue Curnalia, William Mattox. Paul Wolf, John Button, Paul Marsters. ABSENT: Charles Tyler. 23 Grade 6P ROW ONE: Mrs. Parry, Gerald Wagner, Carl Manwarren, Sharon Houghtaling, Robert- Kuhn, Marilyn Manwarren, Barbara Martin, Keith Mayne. ROW TWO: Henry Montgomery, Jim Weaver, Emma Whipple, Marlese Stevens, Robert May, Beverly Turner, Jim Wheeler, Terry Jones. ABSENT: Philip Carpenter. Grade 5 ROW ONE: Candace Wightman, Kay Poole, Donna Petry, George Riley, John Greeley, Stephen Kopko, Cynthia White, Peter McCarthy, Kenneth Steward. ROW TWO: Linda Steward, Richard Sebeck, Fred Seeley, Richard Freeman, Fred Brigham, Ijynn Nearing, Robert Wagner, Charles Courtemanche, J. Theodore Post. ROW THREE: Denise White, Bonnie Valentine, Joyce Vidler. Donald Brewer, Frank Cardner, Richard Laden, Richard Scott, Thomas Gramstad. 24 Grade 4 ROW ONE: Rodney Gould, Ronnie Gould, Lorrene Phillips, Ricky Peet, Dave Burman, Audrey Pike, James Reed, Debra McGowan, Carol Weaver. ROW TWO: Doreen Dixson, Mike Gibbons, Morton Parker, Teresa Foote, Beverly Sebeck, Rhonda White, Gary Jones, Steven Vanderwarker, Jerry Bootsma. ROW THREE: Mrs. Brooks, Debra Burlingame, Edward Carpenter, Craig Magacs, Allen Warner, Gary Bine I li, Janice Vidler, Nancy Button, Nancy Post, Harold Jenkins. ROW FOUR: Carla Bootsma, James Townsend, Dorothy Parker, Dennis Taylor, Donna DeBoer, Jeanette Laden, Donna Weaver, Larry Norwood, Sandy We I ton, Danny Anderson. ABSENT: June Moyne. Grade 3 ROW ONE: Carol Hand, Luke Wightman, Connie Manwarren, Beverly Martin, Gerald DeForest, James Steward, Kenneth Pattee, Mary White, Dianne Burman. ROW TWO: Mrs. Dull, Bonnie Lawrence, Alexis Marsters, Rebecca Stowe 11, Kathy Dibble, Lili Tumilowicz, Betsy Burchill, Cynthia Parker, Melissa Steiber, Wayne Manwarren. ROW THREE: Carol DeForest, Lita Bine I li, Patricia Riley, Larry Boise, Troy Walling, Sandra Houghtaling, Richard Pittsley, George Petry, Diane Zorda, Clara McKie. ROW FOUR: Randy Adams, Stuart Scott, Kristie Kuhn, Dale Mattox, Darlene Barber, Donald Boyer, Diane Leech, Crystal Foote. ABSENT: Karlene Graves. 25 Grade 2 26 ROW ONE: David Steward, Edward Phillips, Cynthia Christian, David Fleming, Joanne Laden, Allen White, Robin Wightman, Connie Wogner, Peter Cloyd, Joyce Brigham. ROW TWO: David Montgomery, Kathryn Pattee, Sharlene Farrell, Barbara Wilber, Lois Stratton, Cynthia Magacs, Stephen Simpson, Carl Boise, Bruce Townsend. ROW THREE: Michael DeBoer, Thomas Thompson, Ronald Vidler, Patricia Jenkins, Karen Funke, Louis Eccleston, Dean Meade, Diane Pittsley, Kevin Curnalia, Arthur Leech. TEACHER: Miss White. ABSENT: Patricia Carpenter, Michael Kuhn. Grade I ROW ONE: David Riley, Brian Bush, Dawn Ladner, Michael DeForest, Althea Byam, Sherry Nelson, Cheryl Jones, Mark Parker, Carol Burman, Randy Anderson. ROW TWO: Link Supensky, Donald Dibble, Kern Walling, Tommy Petry, Steven Button, Judy Wightman, Connie Carpenter, Leonard Boice, Perry Mayne, Robert Rowe. ROW THREE: Michael Lawrence, Joyce Currie, William Fredrickson, Dennis White, Eileen Reed, Cindy Anderson, Rose Weaver, Kurt Funke, Patricia Dalrymple, Robin Rowe. TEACHER: Mrs. Wolf. ABSENT: Edwin Burch, Michael Eccleston, Gail Law, Cheryl Robinson. Morning Section - Kindergarten ROW ONE: Thomas Norwood, Wayde Bush, Bruce Wagner, Teresa Petry, Marc Riley, Timothy Greeley. ROW TWO: David Vidler, Kathleen Steward, James Weigel, Robert Tumilowicz, Thomas Meade, Thomas Boice, Joanne Pike. ROW THREE: Lori McCarthy, Kim Courtemanche, Arthur Farrell, Jean Dalrymple, Curtis Leech, Richard Meade. ROW FOUR: Mrs. Preston. Afternoon Section - Kindergarten ROW ONE: Deborah Angle, Doris Boehner, Gordon Brand, Albert Hoke, Michael Boise, Martha Brooks, Kandase Burlingame. ROW TWO: Lorrie Dibble, Ricky DeBoer, Shelly Simpson, Reatha Townsend, Frank Laden, Fredrick Currie, Patti Tompkins. ABSENT: John Harrison. ROW THREE: Mrs. Preston. 27 BUS DRIVERS: Mr. Kenyon, Mr. Boise, Mr. Pearsall, Mr. Barber, Mr. Pike, Mr. Brigham. ABSENT: Mr. Knapp. CAFETERIA STAFF: Mrs. Ayers, Mrs. Olson, Mrs. Wheeler. SECRETARY: Mrs. Dixson. CUSTODIANS: Mr. Boise, Mr. Clark. Senior Yearbook Staff ROV ONE; Telford Rowe, Ann Kopko, Ed Thomsen, Mary Stratton, Phil Thomsen, Gary Figger, Mr. Seiler. ROW TWO: Mrs. Scott, Dale Brooker, Fred Minster, Paul Curnalia, Dave Thomsen. ROW THREE: Sharon Jones, Jan Weigel, Avonne Austin, Louis Scholl. National Honor Society ROW ONE: Philip Thomsen, Mary Ann Stratton, Marlyn Pike, Karen Jones. ROW TWO: Ann Kopko, Mrs. Fisher, Ron Musson, Jan Weigel, Lucy Sanders. 30 Senior Yorkers ROW ONE: Don Pike, Bruce Burch ill, Arlene Montgomery, Sandy Binelli, Linda Wightman, Elinor Stratton, Elizbeth White, Linda Greeley, Judy Kopko, Mary Jane Taylor, Marlyn Pike, Jerry Thomsen, Ray Scott. ROW TWO: Mrs. Johnson, Ann Kopko, Mary Ann Stratton, Mary Wolf, Sue Welton, Sharon Jones, Dawn Gunner, Ingrid Smith, Cathy Brooks, Karen Jones, Diane Seeley. ROW THREE: Paul Piatti, Paul Herman, Phil Wagner, Dave Dibble, Terry Thomsen, Roy Stockwell, Real Boyer, Tim McCarthy, Paul Thomsen, John Kroeger, Lee Martin, Stuart Conkey. Junior Yorkers ROW ONE: Brenda Wightman, Steve Gramstad, Linda Petry, Ben Rowe, Jack Hoag, Ken Lawrence, Michele McCarthy, Alicia Byam, Claudia Pike. ROW TWO: Mrs. Johnson, Patty Steward, Barb McKie, Lorraine Boyer, Carol Parker, Linda Cardner, Charlene Beadle, Susie Wells, Tom Piatti, Virginia Vanderwarker. ROW THREE: Dennis Scott, Susan Pike, Carl Tiffany, Sharon White, Judy Thomsen, Priscilla Post, Brenda Burchill, Linda Kuhn. ROW FOUR: Linda Houghtaling, Jim Magacs, Paul Jenkins, Dick Dibble, Sandy Anderson, Gail Lawson, Bonnie Martin, Jon Thomsen. ROW FIVE: Dawn DeBoer, Jim Brewer, Steve Robb, John Wolf, Georgia Montgomery. 31 Mixed Chorus ROW ONE: Mrs. Huth, Christy Gage, Bunny Warner, Elinor Stratton, Jerry Thomsen, Don Gage, Dave Scott, Judy Kopko, Nancy Kuhn, Dagny Gramstad, Brenda Wightman. ROW TWO: Linda Kuhn, Judy White, Christy Loeffler, Mary Ann Stratton, Mike Barry, Dean Cloyd, Mike Boyer, Dave Jenkins, Dawn Connor, Linda Wightman, Dawn DeBoer, Mary Wolf. ROW THREE: Ann Kopko, Lorraine Boyer, Dun White, Dale Warner, Paul Piatti, Paul Herman, Phil Thomsen, Susie Jackson, Georgia Montgomery, Ingrid Smith, Karen Jones. ROW FOUR: Barb McKie, Sue Welton, Sharon Jones, Jan Weigel, Connie Norwood, Real Boyer, Dave Dibble, Fred Minster, Ray Barber, Linda McGuire, Sandy Norwood, Avonne Austin. Girls’ Trio 32 Mary Ann Stratton, Sharon Jones, Linda McGuire, Mrs. Huth. Quartet Dan White, Paul Herman, Paul Piatti, Don Gage, Mrs. Huth. Elementary Chorus ROW ONE: Mrs. Huth, Ruth Herman, Allen Gage, Audrey Pike, Doreen Dixson, Diane Burman, Debra McGowan, Lorrene Phillips, Kay Dibble, Diane Zorda, Clara McKie. ROW TWO: Nancy Stratton, Sharon Jones, Florence Foote, Joyce Vidler, Ted Post, Larry Norwood, Gary Jones, Stephen Kopko, Donald Boyer, Stephen Vanderwarker. ROW THREE: Karen McKie, Elizabeth Jones, Sharon Houghtaling, Dawn Zorda, Richard Gould, Rhonda White, Nancy Button, Debra Burlingame, Nancy Post, Harold Jenkins. ROW FOUR: Susan Curnalia, William Mattox, Paul Marsters, Dorothy Parker Carla Bootsma, Donna DeBoer, Sandra Welton, Marlese Stevens, Dale Mattox. 33 Senior Band ROW ONE: Nancy Stratton, Marlyn Pike, Tom Piatti, Dennis Scott, Susie Wells, Christy Gage, Mr. Helling. ROW TWO: Lucy Sanders, Priscilla Post, Don Gage, Susan Pike, Jim Magacs, Elinor Stratton, Lorraine Boyer, Dagny Gramstad. ROW THREE: Karen Jones, Susie Jackson, Dawn Connor, Mary Wolf, David Scott, Mary Ann Stratton, Don Pike, Dawn DeBoer. ROW FOUR: Paul Piatti, Jan Weigel, Dave Jenkins, Fred Minster, Paul Herman, Paul Wheeler, Sharon Jones, Dean Cloyd. Junior Band ROW ONE: Ruth Herman, Florence Foote, Paul Marsters, Allen Gage. ROW TWO: Billy Mattox, Ken Lawrence, Karen McKie, Mr. Helling. ROW THREE: Sharon Jones, Sandy Anderson, Brenda Burch il I. Senior Majorettes Dawn Connor, Avonne Austin, Cathy Brooks. Junior Majorettes Michele McCarthy, Diane Friedel, Elizabeth Vidler, Avonne Austin. Intermediates ROW ONE: Debbie McGowan, Debra Burlingame ROW TWO: Dawn Connor, Janice Vidler, Joyce Vidler, Denise White, Claudia Pike. ROW THREE: Patty Steward, Elizabeth Jones, Virginia Vanderwarker, Linda Cardner. Beginners ROW ONE: Cheryl Jones, Cindy Magacs, Doreen Dixson, Patty Lou Jenkins. ROW TWO: Lorraine Phillips, Nancy Post, Betsy Burchill, Donna Petry, Bonnie Lawrence. ROW THREE: Dawn Zorda, Linda Steward, Sandy We I ton, Patty Riley. ROW FOUR: Jeanette Laden, Diane Friedel and Cathy Brooks —Instructors. 36 Colorguard ROW ONE: Bunny Warner, Claudia Pike, Debbie McGowan, Nancy Kuhn. ROW TWO: Connie Norwood, Betty Turner, Christy Loeffler, Kathy Robb, Susie Jackson. ROW THREE: Arlene Montgomery, Sandy Norwood, Linda McGuire, Mrs. Biviano, Mary Jane Taylor, Georgia Montgomery, Judy White. Safety Patrol 37 Judy Riley, Linda Wightman, Linda Greeley, Bob Thomsen, Ray Barber, Roy Stockwell, Sue Welton, Cindy Cummings, Barbara McKie, Nancy Kuhn, Christy Gage. ABSENT: Joan Loeffler, Ingrid Smith, Rolland Manwarren. Jr. Red Cross ROW ONE: Sandy Bine 11i, Bunny Warner, Dagny Gramstad. ROW TWO: Linda Huntley, Cheryl Anderson, Elaine Stowell, Diane Friedel. ROW THREE: Christy Loeffler, Connie Norwood, Elizabeth Vidler, Mrs. Hendricks. Cheerleaders S Advisors ROW ONE: Judy White, Bunny Warner, Judy Kopko. ROW TWO: Dagny Gramsted, Dawn Connor. ROW THREE: Susie Jackson, Ann Kopko, Sandy Norwood. ROW FOUR: Mrs. Lull, Marlyn Pike, Jan Weigel, Mrs. Hendricks. WALSWORTH LMtapafiMd fcou J ty WA1SWOSTH MorcOm. Mo. J. S A. Varsity Cheerleaders Judy Kopko, Suzanne Jackson, Janet Weigel, Ann Kopko, Marlyn Pike. J.V. Cheerleaders Bunny Warner, Dawn Connor, Sandy Norwood, Dagny Gramstad, Judy White, Absent Carol Tyler. 39 Girl Scouts Dawn Zorda, Sharon Jones, Sharon White, Mary White, Ruth Henman. Explorers 40 LEFT TO RIGHT: Starr Aldrich, Dale Warner, Paul Wheeler, Dale Brooker, Terry Thomsen, Roy Stockwell, Bruce Tiffany, Don Gage, Jerry Thomsen. Boy Scouts ROW ONE: Jerry Wagner, Allen Gage, Don Freeman, James Wheeler, Dan Warner, Jack Button, Denis Curnalia, Paul Marsters, Jerry Norwood. ROW TWO: Paul Wolf, Ricky Gould, Jack Hoag, Jeff Gibbon, Bob Kroeger, Gary Conkey, Dennis Scott, Don Pike. ROW THREE: Real Boyer, Mike Boyer, Dale Vidler, Mike Barry, John Kroeger, Fred Vidler, Ray Scott, Stuart Conkey, Dave Scott. Cub Scouts ROW ONE: Ricky Peet, Jim Reed, Rodney Gould, Ron Gould, George Petry, Gary Jones. ROW TWO: Randy Adams, Don Boyer, Stuart Scott, Pete McCarthy, Richard Scott, Lynn Nearing, Ted Post, Richard Freeman, James Townsend, Harold Jenkins. 41 Varsity Basketball ROW ONE: Mr. Seiler. ROW TWO: Paul Piatti, Phil Thomsen, Tim McCarthy, Fred Minster, Tom Morgan, Real Boyer, Dale Warner. Junior Varsity ROW ONE: Starr Aldrich, Dave Brooks, Dave Fritz, Ray Scott, Jerry Thomsen. 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