Southwestern Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Jamestown, NY)

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V .W K f M , , . , - ,K V .,-., L' V 3 'Y V V. 1 4 f J 'gf . g 1 ,.., ' ' f f ie M V wc, , if .5 ' ' A ff f 9' w X ' f X X ' ff, W wif' .1 65 2.w + ' f' R, X f ef , L' L V, f V A w ' 1,34 ,A gg., V, ,-A It Wg - f f V I1-. VW' f: wV,,9 W' I f 1 M , V ' N. b , f: w ' 11 , ,mg LV : 1z2Vf-f-'Vffnfzwf-', ' H1 M 1- f:?'Vff ' f V ' 1 4 f f l -V 11: ,,, A W , V ,fs - H S -f , W A, :MV,ff?iF.:j.f:jv4 wx' K. V M 1,11 ge , 1 J 4 , f f 2 .V ' , . A -VMVVVQV ,K ,sm QV, , QV mv ,5,f1,,1V, ,,.1Q,a1V1Vvwww-M, Q um-f.,fV ,- V.,1-Wfiiwf V. VQ,.WU,, M - VVMVQ4 whiny Dedication NNN. f Mr. Milton C. Harp The Centralian Staff of 1967 dedicates this book to Mr. Harp, a teacher who has unselfishly given of his time to the students of Southwestern. Through his leadership the Student Council has become one ofthe most influential student organizations in the school. The Centralian knows that it speaks for all the Stu- dents of Southwestern when it says, Thank you, Mr. Harp. . ,V A MW, .,,,,, M, - 'Q Southwestern is inspiration, the inspiration every good teacher gives to his students. An inspiring teacher can make a seemingly dull subject exciting and can create a genuine interest and enthusiasm in his students. An inspiring teacher is usually recognized by his students as being someone who is playing an influential role in their lives. These are the teachers who are fondly remembered in years to come. Faculty DR. THOMAS HASENPFLUG Superintendent of Schools A.B., Hamilton College AMT and Ed. D., Harvard University Southwestern is direction '93, CLOISE E. SWEARINGEN Assistant Superintendent Secondary Education A.B. and M.S., Syracuse University FULTON MC KA Y Assistant Superintendent Elementary Education B.S., Edinboro State Teachers MA., St. Bonaventure University Board of Education Y. Row I: Mr. Sweeney, Mr. Bridges, Mr. johnson, Row 2: Mr. Wright, Dr. Ellis, Mrs. Farnsworth, Mr. Cedarquist, Mr. Carlinger, Mr. Weborg JOSEPH E. RUSHIN Sr. High Administrative Assistant l B.S. East Stroudsberg Teachers College M.S. University of Pittsburgh BYRON WINDOFT jr. High Administrative Assistant B.S. Edinboro State Teachers College MA. St. Bonaventure University . if gg., Cordon A. Anderson B.S., Buffalo State Teachers Gunnard Anderson B.S., Michigan State Uni- versity Judith Beckerink B.S., SUC Albany Kenneth W Beckerink B.S., M.S., Albany State Paul H. Bennett B.S., M.S., Kansas State Teachers Neoma J. Berg B.S., Cortland State Teach ers Beverly Brownrigg B.S., Oswego State Elizabeth J. Bundy B.A., University of Buffalo Harold H. Burgard B.A., Grove City M.A., Allegheny College Mildred Y. Burk B.S., Fredonia State Henry P. Butler B.S., East Stroudsberg M A., Syracuse University Salvatore J. Calamungi B.S., Canisius College Bruce H. Clark Martha Christian B.S., Buffalo State B.S., SUC Fredonia TBUCIICFS College E Ruby P, Connor Gertrude Cook BA., Morgan State Fredonia Normal ,,,,': , I f MD Jw! I 70' A l lf J Pauline Cook Anthony S. Calarco BA., Houghton College B.S., SUC Fredonia ,lean J. Carlson Frances D. Chase BA., Wooster College B.S., M.S., Albany State Teachers College Eugene Chiapetta B A Alleghany College Gerald Cooperman B.A., Hiram College M.A., AUred University Bruce W. Crist B.A., Alleghany College ubert J. Davis B A Gannon College M S Canisius College Linda Davis B.A., Houghton College Edith M. Deault B.S., SUC Fredonia Carl C Dickey B S Clarion State Gordon Dominey B.S., Hillsdale College Roger N. Eimers B.S., Hobart College Ethel Enserro B A University of Buffalo Patrick Federico B.S., M.S., Buffalo State Teachers Marybeth Fowler B.S., Alleghany College MA., Cornell University C. Eugene Homan B.A., Cannon College Marsula Cuarino B.A., Rochester University M.A., SUC Fredonia C. Calvin Hanson B.A,, M.S., Syracuse Uni versity Milton C. Harp BA., Allegheny College MA., University of Buffalo Mary Ann Herring B.A., Villa Maria College Robert Herring B.S. Eafinboro State ach- , Te ers College David Custavson BA., Murray State Harold P. Johnson B.S., Fredonia Teachers Andrew A. Karg A.B., St. Bonaventure Uni- versity Joseph Kawski B.S., SUC Fredonia Magdalyn A. King B.S., D'Youville College M .S., Syracuse University Mary Kistler BA., Westminster College MA., Syracuse University -an 640 Y 2? K l ,f f A N Q Lois Livingston B.S., Indiana State Anthony LoQuidiee Teachers B.S., SUNY Fredonia Pauline Lupus Eunice Lundberg B.S., Fredonia State B.S., Cornell University MA., Buffalo State Albert P. Lyforfl B.S., M.S., Penn State Royce M. Mallory B.S., Edinboro State Teach- ers M.A., Columbia University Boyd Matteson B.S., Buffalo State Teachers Dorothy S. McKay R.N. Jamestown General Hospital, Permanent Cert. from N.Y. University Rachel Miller B.S., SUNY Fredonia Eugene E. Munson B.S., Ezlinboro State Teach- ers M.A., St. Bonaventure Uni- versity Thomas 0'Day, jr. B.A., Lock Haven State Teachers M.S., Fisk University Clarence W. Olson B.S., Brockport State Teachers Josephine Pascuillo B.A., Antioch College M.A., Albany State Teach- ers Kurt M. Pfaff B.S., University ofScranton ,lack E. Povlock A.B., University of Toronto Thomas C. Priester B.S., Slippery Rock State wr? Gordon F. Puls B.S., Union College Harry W. Robie BA., University of Rochester Chester Ijackj Rose B.S., Oswego State Teachers College Anthony Scarry B.S., M.A., Cortland State Teachers Werner Schmidtfrerick B.S., SUNY Buffalo Richard Shevalier B.S., Cortland State College MA., Columbia University David E. Stark B.S., Albany State MA., University of Buffalo Mary C. Swanson B.S., Western Reserve University MA., Southern Illinois University Nellie H. Tarbrake A.B., AUred University Clifton C. Thompson BA., Gannon College Eleanore Thompson B.S., Indiana State Teachers College james Thompson B.S., Indiana State Teachers College Edward Turner Alberta Ulmer B.S., Fredonia State B,S,, Buffglg Snape M.A., New York University Teachers lzigfttzozjkyggggglgtale Teachers Evehardt von Reyn A.B., Cornell University M.S., St. Bonaventure University Henry C. Weiss Edward Westerling A.B., Houghton College B-A-, Gannon College ME., St, Bgmwenmrg M.E., Pennsylvania State University Univef-VW 'Q OFFICE PERSONNEL: Seated: Mrs. Bergstrom, Mrs. Carlson, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Sales. Standing: Mrs. Tyler, Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Farnsworth, Mrs. Illingworth. Behind the Scene CAFETERIA WORKERS: Seated: Mrs. tM0CTfl17iSll, Mrs. Gaynor. Mrs. Alhgren, Mrs. Swanson. Standing: Mrs. Wheelock, Mrs. Matteson, Mrs Carlson, Mrs. Buclclin, Mrs. Ahl, Mrs. Robbins, Mrs. Abrahanzson, Mrs. Young. QS i L I L 4 mfg S 7 3 M as ' 1 CUSTODIANS: Front to Backg Mr. Levine, Mr. Cook, Mr. Latti- DZOFC. CUSTODIANS: Front to backg Mr. Popovitch, Mr. Rabian, Mr. Knowlton. Busy, busy! L, Y .I Coffee break! Repairs! Southwestern is hope, the hope which each student has as he leaves the halls of Southwestern prepared to go out into the world, the hope that he will attain his goals and will be able to meet the challenges of the future. It includes the hope that he will have a re- warding life and will enrich the lives of those around him. It is also the hope of all that these young men and women will succeed in making this a better world. Graduates p A A 1- M J. RANDALL ABBOTT MARTIN ADAMS caRandyss ccMartys9 ' Son of Son of ,lean and Phillip D. Abbott Evelyn and Norman Adams Southwestern is . . . FLORA J. ALEXANDER Flora,, Daughter of Katherine M. and the late Warren W. Alexander CHESTER L. ANDERSON JR. KAREN L. ANDERSON Chet Karen 22 Son of Daughter of Edith O. and the late Evelyn and Leonard Anderson Chester L. Anderson Sr. TIMOTHY K. ALLEN Mouse Son of Floris and Percy Allen Jr. VICTOR L. ANDERSON JR. ssljicv Son of Beverly and Victor L. Anderson DUANE R. BAKER Duane', Son of Beatrice and Richard E. Baker LYNETTE E. ANDERSON MARY ELIZABETH ANDERSON 6fEb,, 6 ry,, Daughter of Daughter of Dorothy and Raymond Anderson Carolyn and Harry Anderson Jr. anticipation .dxfsizfi , f QWEI 'a BRUCE DA VID BA TTLER Bruce Ji ' ' Son of ,jf Xa Ruth and Milton Battler Southwestern is . . . TIMOTHY S. BARRON GGTi'n99 Son of Sheldon Barron LINDA M. BECK REGIS L. BLODGETT Linda,' Buck Daughter of Son of Celia and Orsell Beck Lucille and Manley Blodgett CYNTHIA ANN BOVA Cindy,' Daughter of Violet and James Bova JODELL ANN BRADISH as-Iodyss Daughter of Shirley and Elwood Bradish DAVID J. BOARDMAN RONNIE J. BORST GCDa,ve,, GiRon,, Son of Son of Joyce and Arthur Boardman Rosemarie and Fred Linamen riendship THOMAS F. BREVOORT DREW MICHAEL BROWN C6To'n,, ffDrew,, Son of Son of Cleo and Clifford Brevoort Margaret and Roy Brown KAREN E. BROWN JUDY E. BRUNECZ ssKarensa cclludyn Daughter of Daughter of Betty and James A. Brown Joyce and Louis Brunecz Southwestern is . . . PA TRI CIA LYNN B U LLOCK sspatsa Daughter of Evelyn and B. C. Julin LINDA M. BURCH iGLin,, Daughter of Bessie and Everett Burch VICKI L. BUSH csVickyss Daughter of Carosse and James Bush MERLE F. BUTLER II 5fBuddy,, Son of Arlene and Merle Butler iff- . EDWARD J. BURNS JR. CYNTHIA JANE BUSH Sim!! Sicinidf Son of Daughter of Ruby and Edward J. Burns Sr. Dorothy and Oliver Bush idealism I THERESA CALAVITTA SHERRILL ANN CAMPBELL Tren Sherrill Daughter of Daughter of Rose and Anthony R. Calavitta Shirley and Thomas Campbell DONNA ESTHER CARLSON LYNDA R. CARLSON Donna,, Lynda Daughter of Daughter of Lottie and Arthur Carlson Colleen and Stanley E. Anderson outhwestern is . . . SANDRA JANE CARLSON cssandyn Daughter of Lola and Harry R. Carlson CALVIN M. CEDERQUIST KENNETH COLE Cal Ken Son of Son of Evelyn and Elmer Cederquist Carol A. and John K. Cole GREGORY A. CARR sccregss Son of Lorraine and George Carr MICHAEL JOHN CONNOR Mike Son of June L. and John F. Connor JOYCE ANDREA COON scjoycess Daughter of Beatrice and Glenn Coon motivation TIMOTHY L. COON SHARON K. CRAMER csTi'nsa aoshayss Son of Daughter of Elizabeth and James Coon Betty and Benjamin Kohler MARJORIE A. CRANDALL WILLIAM E, CURRY Marjorie', Billy Daughter of Son of Martha and Merle Crandall Mavis and William Carry Southwestern is . . . PATRICIA ANN DELANCY DANIEL W. DENNISON 5GPat,, 66Dan,, Daughter of Son gf 101111 and Ralph Df2Lr1nCy Natalie and Wilbur Dennison 1 RONALD ALLAN DAVIDSON GSRon,9 Son of Margarete and Robert G. Davidson PAUL W. DEICHMANN ccpaulsu Son of Barbara and Raymond DIANE L. EASTON Hldoun Daughter of Ruth and James Easton BEVERLY GENE EDDY ccBev99 Daughter of Gene and Robert Eddy LINDA J. DENNISON BYRNE DESMOND Linda Hands,, Daughter of Son of Natalie and Wilbur Dennison W aive Allene and james Desmond promise Southwestern is . . . JUDY D. ERNEWEIN MICHAEL J. EVARTS Jude Mike Daughter of San gf Dalores ard jacob E rnewein Gmuine and james Evarts DONALD E. ELLIS CSDM!! Son of Margaret and Edward Ellis KATHLEEN M. ELLIS ssKathyas Daughter of Edna and William T. Ellis LORETTA SUE FISH ccsuen Daughter of Anita and Howard L. Fish DOUGLAS J. FORTUIN GGDoug!, Son of Agnes and John F ortuin MARY SUSAN FERRARA CAROL MARIE FERRY Sue S'Carol,, Daughter of Daughter of Mary Anne and Tony Ferrara Doris and Leon J. Ferry curiosity t EARL S. FOULK BRENDA JEAN FREEBURC Earl Bren Son of Daughter of Lenore Foulk June and Milton W. Freeburg TERRI LEE FULCHER DAVID ANTHONY CALATI Ter Potsi Daughter of Son of Shirley and Richard Page Elaine and John Calati Southwestern is . . . SHERYL ANN CISSLIN Sherry Daughter of Mia and Rodger Gisslin ROBERT E. GORDON ccBob9s Son of Ruth and William C. Gordon PAMELA K. CUYER SSPa'n,, Daughter of and the late Arthur T. Guyer SHARON LEICH HALL Sharon Daughter of Carol and Howard Hall JEAN CAROLINE GUNKLER ROBERT C. GUTKNECHT JR. l6Jean99 GGBob59 Daughter of Son of Margaret and Walter A. Gunkler Elsie and Robert Cutknecht challenge COLLEEN A. HARE KATHLEEN A. HARRISON Colleen Kathy Daughter of Daughter of 35 Elinor and Vincent Hare Marion K. and William H. Harrison JOHN JARRETT HASKINS PAUL R. HEDIN Eljohnii ilBeak,, Son of Son of Dorothy and Henry Haskins Mary E. and Nels E. Hedin Southwestern is . . . RANDY A. HENDRICKSON csRandy9s Son of Mary and Allan Hendrickson DARLENE RAE HOFF DIANNE NICHOLE' HOLDSWORTH CfDar55 G6Nickey,, Daughter of Daughter of Evelyn and Robert Hoff Lillian and Donald Holdsworth DA VID A. HENRY Ssnavesi Son of Bessey and Joseph Henry RONALD HURLBURT 66R0ns! Son of Marion and Robert H urlburt i JAMES L. JACKSON ii'Iim97 Son of Veronica and LeRoy Jackson knowledge A , J, : w-. -mo -aww I S SHERYL L. JACKSON Sheryl Daughter of Carolyn and Edward Jackson BARBARA A. JOHNSON 55Barb,, Daughter of Elsie and Arthur Johnson J 55 F ,v CATHLEEN M. JOHNSON CONNIE MARIE JOHNSON Cathy Connie,' Daughter of Daughter of Mary and Robert Johnson Jean and the late James Johnson Southwestern is . . . X . ROBERT A. JOHNSON THOMAS L. JOHNSON GiBob,! CCT0m9! Son of Son of Eleanor and Andrew Johnson Marianne and Royale Johnson DA WN CHARLETTE JOHNSON i6Dawn79 Daughter of Charlette and Robert Johnson EUGENE C. JOHNSON CCGene99 Son of Olive and Vern Johnson CHARLES W. KENT Crying Charlie S f on o Glendine and Robert Kent GREG KESTLER ucreggs Son of Betty and George Kestler STEVEN A. JOSLIN DEAN M. KENCH Steven Dean', Son of Son of Eleanor and Donald Joslin Margery and David Kench L- I7 dll, Ciao, leadership Em exam. L l l W' ' W H e o 'IPSUQ L Qvsf.-FOQECM Qgzgsgw r EN P EA C QA E BERNARD ANTHONY KIRCHHOFF Bm-:rnien Son of Katharyn L. and Bernard A. Ox Southwestern is . . . l NICHOLAS LA BARBARA LAWRENCE LAJOHN CGNick!! GSLarry9! Son of Son of Rosanne and Nicholas La Barbara Ann and Anthony Lalvhn LARRY ELLIS KNICKERBOCKER SfLarry9, Son of Lucille and Ellis Knickerbocker LYNN LA UR Y CGLin99 Daughter of Violet and Roland Laury ANN M. LAWSON SLAM!!! Daughter of Ethel and lvar S. Lawson EARL LARSON RONALD E. LARSON CiEarl,9 SGROHQ, Son of Son of Pauline and john Larson Doris and Elmer Larson responsibilit MICHAEL A. LESHER DEAN A. LEVIN G5Mike99 Cineani, Son of Son of Rosalind M. Lesher Doris and Carl Levin CAROL JEAN LINAMEN Carol', Daughter of The late Edith ,Ioan and Fred D. Linamen Southwestern is . . . J. BRIAN LUNDBERG 6cBris9 Son of Eunice and Theodore Lundl 5 Q is fi, CHRISTER LUNDGREA Chris Son of Astra and Henry Lundgre KAREN L. MCEVOY Karen Daughter of Marilyn and George Larson JUDY K. MONICO ccjuden Daughter of Audrey and Angelo Monica KRISTINE J. LUNDQUIST csKriss9 Daughter of june and ,lohn Connor fraternit DIANE MINIGER Diane Daughter of Ida and Donald Miniger CYNTHIA LYNN MORRIS GCCindy,, Daughter of VALERIE Y. MORRIS CCVal,! Daughter of Audrey and John Morris Hilda Y. and Thomas D. Morris VAUGHAN Y. MORRIS JEFFRY H. MOSHER Vaughan nleff, Daughter aj Son of Hilda Y. and Thomas D. Morris Donald Mosher Southwestern is . . . ALLAN J. NIELSON JR. SHERRY ANN NOBBS CRAP, G5Sherry99 Son of Daughter of Eleanor and Allan M. Nielson Catherine and ,lack Nobbs DENNIS E. NELSON Denny Son of Inga and Paul H. Nelson PAMELA L. NELSON csparnss Daughter of Edna and Gunnard Nelson DEAN R. OBERG Deana Son of Marian and john C. Oberg JEFFREY OLSON Gljeffi Son of Charlotte and Robert S. Olson cooperation KAREN LEE OLSON JOHN P. O'NEILL ffKaren9, i5John,5 Daughter of Son of Dorothy and Robert E. Olson ' Doris and John J. O'Neill N JUDY A. OSBORNE ROBERT A. PALM Gijudyii SSBob,5 Daughter of Son of Henrietta and Milton H. Osborne Barbara and Rodger Palm Southwestern is . . . W CHARLOTTE ANN PETERSON MICHAEL H. PETERSON Charlie Mike Daughter of Son of Myrtle and Charles Peterson Alice and Carl H. Peterson BONNIE LOU PANGBORN Mimi Daughter of Helen and Edmund Pangborn SIMONE LOUISE PARKS Simone Daughter of Andree'and Ned F. Parks 1 K .Q 4 .IOHN ERIC PRZEPIORA Polak,' Son of Betty and Walter Przepiora DA VID E. RAPP Dave Son of and the late Roscoe Rapp NEIL POWER BONNIE J. PRATT Neil Bonnie Son of Daughter of Sophie and Milton N. Power Bernice and the late Merton Pratt reliance Southwestern is . . . KAY PA ULINE RICHARD ANDREW S. ROBINSON i6Kay,9 ggAndyS9 Daughter of Son of Isabelle and Edward Richard Mary and Kenneth Robinson TED LEWIS REED ssTed79 Son of Helen and Henry Reed VIOLET ANN RICE i6Vi95 Daughter of Isabelle and Robert Neal ELIZABETH ELLEN RYAN ffaeuv' Daughter of Phyllis H. and Glenn E. Ryan I SHIRLEY A. SANDS TROM Shirl,' Daughter of Charlene and William A. Sandstrom MARSHA APRIL ROOS EDWARD GEORGE ROUSE 5CMar8ha99 iSEdS! Daughter of Son of Mildred and Richard Swanson F lorance and Thomas Rouse accomplishment PAULA J. SCHAUERS DAVID LEE SEVERTSON Paula Dave Daughter of Son of Vivian and Francis Schauers Betty J. and Peter C. Severtson ROGER P. SHANNON THOMAS ALLEN SHORT R-ws' aroma' Sim of Son of Lucille and Paul Shannon Sylvia and Allen Shgrg Southwestern is . . . GEORGE A. SIMMONS, JR. Rock Son of Sybil M. and George A. Simmons, Slr. ANITA MARIE SMITH Birdie,, , Daughter of Ruth V. and Charles 0. Smith E x E TERRIE J. STAFFORD 6GTer!! Daughter of Jeanne and Charles Stafford CHESTER L. STRATTON Chester Son of Inez and Edgar Stratton BARBARA j, SNYDER WELLS STACKHOUSE Cispide'-5, GGBuzz!, Daughter of Son of Carol and Walter L. Snyder Catherine and Wells F. Stackhouse exuberance ! JOHN STUART KRIFTING R. SWAN ccjohnss ssKriftys9 Son of . Son Of . Mm Mary Smart Lorralne and Franczs Swan DAVID L. SWANSON KAREN VIRGINIA THORPE g'Dave Thump Son of Daughter of Zona and Iver Swanson Shirley and Leighton Thorpe Southwestern is . . . BRIAN R. TRACY , Brian,' 1 Son of Mary ,lane and Frederick Tracy GARY UNDERWOOD LARRY A. VALENSTEIN G6Hawk,5 65Larry!3 Son of Son of Dorothy and john Underwood May and Jules J. Valenstein TERRY ROBERT TRUVER Truv Son of Frances and Robert Trzwer DONNA MAE WHITE Donna Daughter of Clarice and Donald White fulfillment ,IEFFRY WILSON GiJeff9, Son of Muriel and Ralph Wilson LINDA WOOD TERRIE E. WRIGHT Killa!! 5GTer!5 Daughter of Daughter of Phyllis C. and William D. Wood Jgyce and Cecil M, Wright DAVID M. YERKES, JR. JOAN ELLEN YOUNG 5iDa-ve!! GiJoan,, Son of Daughter of Patricia and David M. Yerkes, Sr. Virginia and ,loan E. Young Southwestern is . . . PBTSBUBTUHCB Row I: L. Lour P. DeLunr . C. Peterson. Row 2: D. Nelson. W. johnson. C. Limberg. P. Hezlin. P. Guyer. D. Broun Rott 3 J O Nezll N Power ,Vt J' V. Rive, D. Yerkes, J. Gunlfler. D. Levin. M. Lesher. Cheaper b ln our junior year, the Class of '67 presented Cheaper by the Dozen, a three-act comedy about the Gilbreth family and their efficiency minded father. Despite his high school age daughters, inter- est in boys and dates, Mr. Gilbreth pushes ahead with better organization for his large family. He puts up a chart for the children to initial after completing each household task, uses a rug as an imaginary bathtub to demonstrate how to take a really efficient bath, and appointed a utilities officer to levy fines on wasters of electricity. In our senior year we presented The Tender Trap. This was a three-act comedy about a happily married man, ,loe McCall, who goes to New York City on a business trip and while there visits a friend. This friend'7 is a bachelor who has girl problems. At one time he even manages to become engaged to two girls. During his stay, ,loe lVlcCall is enticed by one girl in particular. However, every- thing turns out happily in the end. 56 the Dozen Srene from The Tender Trapf' Row 1: K. Ellis, C. Peterson, V. Morris, J. Bradish, P. Guyer. Row 2: N. Power, M. Peterson, P. Hedin, J. 0'Neill. in is i 6'The David Yerkes, a member ofthe Class of '67', winner of the National Merit Scholarship. Among David,s many other achievements: State winner of the Voice of Democracy Contest for the Veterans of Foreign Wars, winner two years in a row of the American Legion Oratorical Contest, winner of the Regional Extemporaneous Contest and fifth place winner of the Boys, Extemporaneous State Finals. 58 ational Merit Each year the qualifying exam for the National Merit Scholarship is given to members of the Junior Class. To win this scholarship is a rare honor. This year David Yerkes of the Class of '67' won the National Merit Scholarship. He is the third person from South- western to do so. Letters of Commendation were awarded to Sandra Carlson, Paul Hedin, and Neil Power. 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Montreal Expose Senior Activities J. RANDALL ABBOTT: Math, Science Football-1,2, Intramurals-3,4, Pep Club-2,3,4, Math Club-3 MARTIN ADAMS: Business, Math Science FLORA J. ALEXANDER: Vocational Stenography Z-Club-2,3,4, Prom Committee-3 TIMOTHY K. ALLEN: Math, Science Industrial Arts ness, Home Economics ence Homecoming Committee-4 cational Stenography S Club-I,2,4, Gym Club-I,2,3,4, Con- cession Stand-4, Prom Committee-3, Intramurals-I,2,3,4 VICTOR L. ANDERSON: Math, Science DUANE BAKER: Math, Industrial Arts BRUCE DA VID BATTLER: Math, Science, Language Honor Society-I,4, Gym Club-2,3,4, Concession Stand-4, Prom Com- mittee-3, Intramurals-I ,2,3,4, Football-I TIMOTHYS. BARRON: Math, Science, Mechanical Drawing Basketball-I, Volleyball-2,3,4, Baseball-2,3, Track-4 LINDA M. BECK: Math, Science, Language Pep Club-2,3,4, Homecoming Committee-3, Sv Club- I,2,3,4, S Club Intercouncil-3,4, Concession Stand- 4, Honor Society-I,3,4, Debate-1,2, Prom Committee-3, Play Committee-3,4, Future Teachers-I,2,3,4, Cen- tralian StaffEditor-4 REGIS L. BLODGETT: Math, Science, Mechanical Drawing Gym Club-I,2,3,4 DA VID J. BOARDMAN: Business, Industrial Arts RONJ. BORST: Math, Science, Mechanical Drawing Football-I,2,3,4, Wrestling-I,2,3,4, Track-I,2,4, Trojan Stajj-I, S Club-3,4, Volleyball-4, Intramurals-I,2, Pep Club 2,3,4 CYNTHIA A. BOVA: Math, Science, Language Pep Club-2,3,4, S Club-I,2,3,4, S Club Inter- council-4, Articulation Seminar-3, Play Committee-3,4, Gym Club-3,4, Concession Stand-4, Fu- ture Teachers-2,3,4, German Club-2,3 JODELL A. BRAD1SH:Math, Science SH Club-I,2,3,4, Pep Club-2,3,4, Intra- murals-I,2,3,4, Play Committee-3, Prom Committee-3, Homecoming Committee- 3,4, Choir-I,2,3,4, Centralian Staff-4, Concession Stand-4, All-State Chorus- 3, Future Teachers-2,3,4, ITreasurer-3: President-41 Class Play-4, Honor So- R. BREVOORT: Math, Sci- ,2,3, Basketball-1,2,3, S 4, Pep Club-2 MICHAEL BROWN: Math, Science, Language German Club-I Art, Business Intramurals-1,2 Home Economics uture N urses-I LYNN Art, Home Economics M. BURCH: Vocational Stenography ARD J. BURNS: Math, Science Club-4, French Club-3, Intramurals-2,3,4 JANE BUSH: Science, Business, Home Economics rom Committee-3 LYNN BUSH: Art, Home Economics Pep Club-2, Intramurals-I,2,3,4, Choir- I,2,3,4, Model Car Club-I,2, Volleyball- 3,4 CHESTER L. ANDERSON: Business, KAREN LOUISE ANDERSON: Busi- LYNETTE E. ANDERSON: Math Sci- Future Teachers-4, Future Nurses-2,3, Sn Club-I,2,3,4, Pep Club-2,3,4, Intra- murals-I,2,3,4, Play Committee-3,4, MARY ELIZABETH ANDERSON: Vo- w. - VW' Trojan StafjT2,3,4, Football Manager-I,4, Class Play- fSecretary-4j Prom Committee-3, Intramurals-1, S Club-2,3,4, S Club-I,2,3,4, Intramurals-I,2,3,4, Cheerleader- P Pep Club-I,2,3,4, Z-Club-4, Future Teachers-I, Intramurals-2, Play Committee-3, Prom Committee-3,-4, Homecoming Committee-3 MERLE F. BUTLER: Math, Science F00fbf1ll-1,2,3,4, Debate'-324, Tennis-2,3, S Club-4, Intramurals- I,2,3, Choir-I,2,3 THERESA M. CALA VITTA: Math, Science, Business Pep Club-4, Z-Club-4, Future Teachers-4, Class Play Committee- 3,4, Prom Committee-3 SHERRILL A. CAMPBELL: Science Future Nurses-2,3,4, Pep Club-2,4, Marching Band-1,2,3, Conces- sion Stand-4, Play Committee-4, Prom Committee-3 DONNA E. CARLSON: Math, Science, Languages All Activities Award-2, Centralian Staff-4 IAssistant Editorj, Cheerleader-2, Choir-I,2,3,4, Debate-3,4, Future Teachers-2,3,4, I District President-41, German Club-I,2,3,4, fSeeretary-3, Presi- dent-42, Honor Society-1,3,4, Student Council-4, Intramurals- I,2,3,4, Pep Club-2,3,4, S Club-I,2,3,4, SH Club Intercouncil- 3,4, Concession Stand-4, Play Committee-3,4, Homecoming Com- mittee-3,4 LYNDA R. CARLSON: Math, Science Pep Club-I, Audio-Visual Club-3,4, Debate Club-3,4, Z-Club-4, Choir-I ,3,4 SANDRA JANECARLSON: Math, Science, Language Pep Club-2,3,4, Debate-1,2, Pep Club Publicity Chairman-4, Homecoming Committee-3, Intramurals-I,2,3,4, S Club-I,2,3,4, S Club Intercouncil-4, Concession Stand-3, Prom Committee-3, Play Committee-3,4, Trojan Staff-I,2,3,4, IFeature Editor-3, Managing Editor-41, National Honor Society-I,2,3,4, ISecretary-I, President-41, Quill Sc Scroll-3,4, Elmira College Key Award, National Merit Letter ofCommendation GREGORYA. CARR: Math, Science Pep Club-2,3,4, German Club-4, Foot- ball-1,2, Concession Stand-4, Home- coming Committee-4 CALVIN M. CEDERQUIST: Math, Science Football-I, Track-1,2,3,4, Basketball- 2, S Club-3,-4, Intramurals-3 KENNETH COLE: Math, Science German Club-3,4, Track Manager-3,-4, Intramurals-I, Concession Stand-4, Band-I ,2,3,4, Play Committee-4 MICHAEL COLE: Math, Science JOYCE A. COON: Science, Business Future Nurses-3,4, S Club-3,4, Intra- murals-l,2,3,4, French Club-3, Inter- class Games-I,2,3,4 TIMOTHYL. COON: Math, Science, Language Football-I,2,3,4, Wrestling-3,-4, Honor Society-3,4, fTreasurer-41, Play Committee-3, S Club-4, German Club-4 SHARON K. CRAMER: Art, Home Economics Future Nurses-I,2,3 MARJORIE ANN CRANDALL: Business Concession Stand-4, Girls Track team-2 WILLIAM E. CURRY.' Business Pep Club-I,2, Band-I ,2,3,4 RONALD ALLAN DAVIDSON: Math, Science, Busi- ., ,.,. .Ali .V Q ness Pep Club-2,3,4, Basketball-I,2, Baseball-I,2,3,4, Volleyball-4, Intramurals-3,4, Honor Society-I, Play Committee-3 PAUL W. DEICHMANN: Math, Science, German German Club-2, Chemistry Club-3,4, Math Club-3, Physics Club- 4, Transfer PATRICIA ANN DELANCY: Math, Science Jr. Class Play-3, Intramurals-4, Pep Club-3,4, Future Teachers-4, Z Club-4, Choir-4, Homecoming Ist attendant-4, Class Treasurer- 4, Transferfrom McKinley LINDA J. DENNISON.' Business, Vocational Stenographic DANIEL W. DENNISON: Industrial Arts, Business BYRNE DESMOND: Science, Language DIANE L. EASTON: Science, Math Future Nurses-2,3,4, Pep Club-2,3,4, Z Club-4, Intramurals-I,2,3,4, Prom Committee-3, Play Committee-3,4, Homecoming Chairman-4, Concession Stand-4, S Club-I,2,-3,4 BEVERLY GENE EDDY: Business, Science DONALD E. ELLIS: Industrial Arts KATHLEEN M. ELLIS: Math, Science, Language Senior Activities Choir-1,2,3,4, Class Play-4, Student Council-l,4, National Honor Society- 1,2,3,4, Class Secretary-2, All Activi- ties Award-2, Intramurals-I,2,3,4, Sn Club-l,2,3,4, S Club Intercouncil- 3,-4, German Club-2,3,4, Pep Club-2,3, Prom Committee-3 JUDY ERNEWEIN: Business Pep Club-2,3,4, Z Club-4, Future Teach- ers-3, Play Committee-3,4, Intramurals- 1,2,3,4, Concession Stand4, Prom Committee-3 A y MICHAEL J.EVARTS: Business - 1 N MARYSUSAN FERRARA: Business, Home Economics, Art Pep Club-2,3,4, SU Club-2,3, Future Teachers-I,2, Intramurals- I,2,3, Play Committee-3,4, Prom Committee-3, Concession Stand-4 CAROL MARIE FERRY: Art Sports Club-4 LORETTA SUE FISH: Math, Science, Language Pep Club-2,3,4, S Club-3,4, Gym. Club-2,3,4, Intramurals-2,3,4, Z Club-4, Prom Committee-3, French Club-3,4, Homecoming Com- mittee-3,4 DOUGLAS J. FORTUIN: Math, Science Future Teachers-3,4, Golf-4, Cross Country-3, Transfer EARL S. FOULK: Industrial Arts BRENDA JEAN FREEBURG:lMath, Science, Language Pep Club-2,3,4, SU Club-I,2,3,4, S Club-Intercouncil-4, Fu- ture Teachers-2,3,4, Centralian Staff-4, Honor Society-3,4, French Club-3, Trojan Staff-2,3,4, Drama Club-2, Z Club-4, Intramurals- 1,2,3,4, Jr. Class Clothing Committee-3, Prom Committee-3, Pep Club Publicity Committee-3, Concession Stand-4, Play Committee- 3,4, Quill and Scroll-3,4 TERRI LEE FULCHER: Business, Secretarial Practice Gym Club-2,3,4 DAVID ANTHONYGALATI:Ir1dustrialArts,Business SHERYL ANN GISSLIN: Math, Science, Secretarial Practice Pep Club-2,3,4, fTreasurer-3,41, Future Nurses-2,3,4, ISec.-2j S Club-l,2,3,4, Z Club-4, Play Committee-3, Prom Committee-3, Concession Stand-4 ROBERT E. GORDON: Math, Science Pep Club-2,3,4, Car Club-2,3, Biology Club-3, Math Club-3, Foot- ball-I, Cross Country-2, Track-I,2,3,4, Prom Committee-3, Home- coming Committee-3, Choir-I ,2,3, Honor Society-I JEAN CAROLINE GUNKLER: Math, Science, Language Future Teachers-2,3,4, Pep Club-2,3,4, Z Club-3,4, Treas.-4, S Club-I,2,3,4, French Club-3, Class Play-3, Play Committee-4, Concession Stand-4, Intramurals-l,2,3,4, Prom Committee-3 PAMELA KAY GUYER.' Math, Science, Language National Honor Society-3,4, Pep Club-2,3,4, Future Nurses-2,3,4, Treas.-2, S Club-I,2,3,4, Centralian Stafffl, Concession Stand-4, Class Play-3,4, Debate Club-I,2,3, Prom Committee-3, Junior Class Clothing Committeefb S Club Intercouncil-3,4, Intramurals- ,' ,3,4 SHARON LEIGH HALL: Math, Science, Lan- guage National Honor Society-I,4, USN Club-I,2,3,4, SH Club Intercouncil-3,4, Class Treasurer-2, All State Choir-3, Choir-1,2,3,4, Concession Stand-4, Prom Committee-3, Pep Club-2,3,-4, Homecoming Committee-3,4, Future Nurses- 2,3,4, Centralian Staff-4 COLLEENA. HARE: Business Intramurals-3,4, Concession Stand-4 KATHLEEN A. HARRISON: Math, Science, Language Centralian Staff4, Cheerleader-2, Debate- I,2,3,4, National Honor Society-3,4, Intra- murals-1,2,3,4. Sn Club-1,2,3,4, SH Club Intercouncil-4, Concession Stand-4, Pep Club- 2,3,4, Pres.-4, Homecoming Committee-3, Class Play Student Manager-3, Play Commit- tee4, Future Nurses-4, French Club-3 JOHN JARRETT HASKINS.' Math, Science, Mechanical Drawing Football-I, Basketball-I, Baseball-l,2,3,4, Track-I,2,3,4, S Club-2,3,4 PA UL R. HEDIN.' Math, Science, Language National Jr. Honor Society-1, Pres. Class President-2, Honor Society-2,3,4, Student Council-2,3,4, Treas.-3, Pres.-4, Class Plays- 62 3,4, Boys' State Delegate-3, Football-I, Basketball-I,2,3,4, Track- 2,3,4, Crass Country-4, German Club-I,2,3,4, Pep Club-2,3,4, Prom Committee-3, Concession Stand-4, Band-I,2,3,4, National Merit letter ofCommendation-4 RANDYA. HENDRICKSON: Math, Science DA VIDA. HENRY: Business DARLENE RAE HOFF: Science, Art Gym Club-I,2,3,4, HS Club-I,2,3,4, Intramurals-I,2,3,4, Cheer- leader-I,2,3, Pep Club-2,3,4 DIANNE NICOLE HOLDSWORTH: Science, Business Pep Club-2,3,4, Prom Committee-3, Intramurals-2,3,4 RONALD HURLBURT: Science, Business JAMES LEROYJACKSON: Math, Science Football-l,2, Baseball-I,2,3,4, Basketball-I,2,3,4, Cross Country-4, Pep Club-2,3,4, S Club-2,3,4, Play Committee-3,4, Prom Com- mittee-3, Concession Stand, French Club-3 SHERYL LEE JACKSON: Math, Science-Language Future Teachers-3,4, Pep Club-4, Intramurals-I, S Club-I, Con- cession Stand-4, Prom Committee-3, Homecoming Committee-4, French Club-3, Z Club-4 BARBARA A. JOHNSON: Business Choir-I,2,3, Intramurals-I,2,3, Prom Committee-3, Play Committee- 3 CATHLEEN M. JOHNSON: Business Pep Club-I,2,3,4, Future Nurses-3,4, Drama Club-I, Z-Club-4, Interclass Games-3,4, S Club-I, Intramurals-I, Homecoming Committee-4, Prom Committee-3, Concession Stand-4, Play Com- mittee-3,4 CONNIE MARIE JOHN- SON: Vocational Stenog- W raphy, Business S Club-I, Pep Club-2,4, Future Nurses-3,4, Play Committee-3,4, Concession Stand-4, Homecoming Com- mittee-4, Z Club-4, Future Nurses Treas.-4 DAWN CHARLETTE JOHNSON:Art Pep Club-2,3,4, Z Club-3,4, Future Teachers-3,4, Play Committee-3, Prom Com- mittee-3, Homecoming Committee-4, Intramurals-2,3,4 EUGENE C. JOHNSON: Math, Science, Industrial Arts Choir-1,2,3,4 ROBERTA. JOHNSON: Science, Business Golf-2,3,4, Volleyball-4, Bowling-4, Pep Club-2,3,4, Concession Stand-4, Intramurals-3,4 THOMAS L. JOHNSON.' Math, Science STEVENA. JOSLIN: Science, Math Cross Country4, Tennis-4, National Honor Society-4 Vice-Pres. Concession Stand-4, Transfer DEAN M. KENCH: Business CHARLES W. KENT: Business, Science Football-l,2,3,4, Basketball-I,2, Baseball-1,2,3,4, Volleyball-3,4, Bowling-4, S Club-3,4, Intramurals-3,4, Play Committee-3,4, Pep Club-2,3,4 GREGORY D. KESTLER: Business, Math Football-I,2,3,4, Basketball-l,2,3 BERNARD ANTHONY KIRCHHOFF JR.: Math, Science, Lar ua e PepgClub-2,3,4, Centralian Staff4, Play Committee-3,4, Band- Trojan Staff-2,3,4, Concession Stand-4, Football-I, Basketba I,2, Homecoming Committee-4 LARRYELLIS KNICKERBOCKER: Science, Shop Track-I,2, Pep Club-I,2, Bowling-4 LA WRENCEA. LAJOHN: Math, Science, Language Chemistry Club-3, German Club-I,2,3,4, Band-I ,2,3,4 RONALD E. LARSON: Math, Science Physics Club-4 LYNN LAURY: Math, Science, Language Cheerleader-I,2,3,4, S Club-2,3,4, Future Nurses-2, PepACl 2,3, Intramurals-I,2,3,4, Student Council-I,2,3,4, Class Play- Play Committee-4, Class Vice-Pres.-2, Class Sec.-3,4, Intercounc 3,4, Vice-Pres.-4 ANN M. LA WSON: Math, Science, Language Choir-1,2,3,4, National Honor Society-I,2,3,4, German Club-1,2 Pep Club-2,3,4, Debate-I, Intramurals-I,2,3,4, Centralian Staff Senior Activities Future Teachers-2,3,4, Play Committee-3, Class Clothing Sale Chairman-3 MICHAEL A. LESHER: Math, Science, Language French Club-3, German Club-4, Pep Club-2,3,4, Wrestling-2, Base- ball-2, Intramurals-I,2, Future Teachers-2,3, Choir-1,2,3,4, Band- I, Class Play-3 DEANA. LEVIN: Math, Science Football-l,2,3,4, Basketball-I,2, Track-1,2, Student Council-2,3,4, Pep Club-2,3,4, Prom Committee-3, National Honor Society-3,4, Class Play-3, Intramurals-3,4, German Club-3,4, Golf-3,4 GAIL S. LIMBERG: Math, Science Jr. Honor Society-I, Cheerleader-I,2, Student Council-I,2,3,4, Pep Club-2,3,4, Homecoming Committee-4, SH Club-1,2,4, Intra- murals-l,2,4, Class Play-3, Future Teachers-3,4, Z Club-4, Play Committee-4, Debate-3,4, Class Treasurer-3 CAROL JEAN LINAMEN: Math, Science SH Club-I, Intramurals-I,2, Choir-I, Audio Visual Club-I,2, V. Pres.-I, Pres.-2, Gym Club-3,4 ELAIN MARIE LINDSTROM: Science, Business Future Teachers-2,3,4, Pep Club-3,4 J. BRIAN LUNDBERG: Math, Science Golf Team CHRISTER LUNDGREN: Math, Science Wrestling-3 KRISTINE J. LUNDQUIST: Math, Sci- ence Pep Club-2,3,4, Future Teachers-2,3,4, S Club-I,2,3,4, S Club Intercouncil-3,4, Band-I,2,3,4, Con- cession Stand-4, French Club-2, Homecoming Committee-3, Intra- murals-1,2,3,4 KARENL. MCEVOY: Math, Language SH Club-2,3, Pep Club-2,3,4, French Club-3,4, Future Teachers- 3,4, Z Club-4, Pront Committee-3, Play Committee-3,4, Intramurals- 2,3,4 JUDY K. MONICO: Math, Science, Language Future Nurses-2,3,4, French Club-3,4, S Club-1,2,4, Pep Club- 2,3,4, Prom Committee-3, Homecoming Committee-3,4, Intramurals- I,2,3,4, Play Committee-4, Z Club-3,4, Pres.-4, Concession Stand-4 CYNTHIA LYNN MORRIS: Business, Art Future Nurses-2,3,4, Z Club-2,3,4, Band-I,2,3,4, Pep Club-2,3,4, Intramurals-2,3, Play Committee-3,4, Homecoming Committee-4, Homecoming Candidate-4, Prom Committee-3, Concession Stand-4, S Club-1,2 VALERIE Y. MORRIS: Business, Language Pep Club-2,3,4, Future Nurses-2,3,4, Prom Committee-3, Choir-4, Intramurals 2,3,4, S Club-2,3,4, Z Club-4, Play Committee-3, Class Play Student Director-4 VAUGHAN Y. MORRIS: Math, Science, Language Intramurals-2,3,4, Pep Club-2,3,4, Sn Club-3,4, Play Committee- 3,4, Future Nurses 3,4, Concession Stand4, Math Club-3, Home- coming Candidate-4, Prom Committee-3, Z Club-4 JEFFREYH.MOSHER:1ndustrialArts, Business DENNIS E. NELSON: Math, Science, Language Audio-Visual Club-l,2, Pep Club-2,3,4, German Club-1,2,3,4, Honor Society-1,3,4, Debate Club-I,2,3,4, Student Council-3,4, Choir- I,2,3,4, Math Club-3, High School Bowl-2,3,4, Chess Club-1,2, Cross Country Manager-2, Golf-4, Class Play-3, Homecoming Committee- 3,4, Prom Committee-3, Concession Stand Manager-4 PAMELA L. NELSON: Vocational Stenography S Club-I,2, Intramurals-I, Prom Committee-3, Z-Club-4 ALLANJ. NIELSON: Math, Science, Language Pep Club-2,3,4, French Club-3, Football-Z, Basketball Manager- 3,4, Prom Committee-3, Choir-2,3,4 SHERRYANN NOBBS: Home Economics Audio Visual-l,2, Intramurals-2.4, Sn Club4, Pep Club-2,3,4, Radio Club-3, Play Committee-3,4, Concession Stand-4 DEAN R. OBERG: Math, Science, Language Track-2,3,4, Cross Country-2,3,4, Football-1, S Club-3,4, French Club-3, Math Club-3 JEFFRY OLSON.' Business, Math Intramurals-3,4, Football-3,4, Traclr-3,4, Transfer KAREN LEE OLSON: Math, Science, Language Future Teachers-2,3,-4, Sec.-4, German Club-3,4, Honor Society-3,4, Sec.-4, Student Council-2,3,4, Sec.-3, Class Pres.4, Pep Club-2,3,4, SU Club l,2,3,4, 'GSM Club Intercouncil-3,4, V. Pres.-3, Pres.-4, Intramurals-1,2,3,4, Choir-1,2,3,4, Empire Girls, State Delegate-3 JOHN P. O'NEILL: Math, Science, Language Debate-2,3,4, SH Club-1,2,3,4, French Club-3,4, Pep Club-l,2,3,4, High School Bowl-3,4, Trojan Staff-4, Student Council-2,3,4, Ten- nis-1,2,3,4, Intramurals-2,3,4, Class Play-3,4, Prom Committee-3 JUDYA. OSBORNE: Math, Science Future Teachers-3,4, NS Club-4, Girls Traclr Teamll, Prom Com- mittee-3 ROBERTA. PALM: Math, Science Basketball-l,2,3, Baseball-l,2, Pep Club-2,3,4, Intramurals-1,2,3,4, Play Committee-3,4, Band-1,2 BONNIE LOU PANGBORN: Science, Math Pep Club-2,3,4, Future Nurses-3,4, Z Club-4 SIMONE LOUISE PARKS: Math, Science, Language D Intramurals-1,2,3,4, S Club-3,4, Concession Stand-4, Centraltan Staff-4, Play Committee-3, Student Council-4, Prom Committee-3, Future Nurs- es-3,4, Z Club-4, Pep Club- 2,3,4, French Club-3 CHARLOTTE ANN PE- TERSON: Math, Science, Language Choir-2,3, Pep Club-l,2,3,4, t Z Club-3,-4, Future Nurses- 2,3,4, Pres.-3,4, S Club- 1,2,3,4, Intramurals-l,2,3,4, Prom Committee-3, Student Council 4, V. Pres.-4, Hon- or Society-3,4, Class Play- 3,4 MICHAIL H. PETERSON: Math, Science French Club-3, Pep Club- 2,3,4, HS Club-3,4, Gym Club-l,2, Football-l,2,3,4, Baseball-2,3,4, Intramurals -l,2,3,4, Prom. Committee- 3,Bund-I,2,3,4 ' NEIL R. POWER: Math, Science, Language Trojan Staff-2,3,-4, Editor- 4, Class Play-3,4, Debate- l,2,3,4, French Club-3,4, Pep Club-3,4, Concession Stand-4, Golf2,3,4, Bas- ketball Manager-2,3,4, High School Bowl-3,4,In- tramurals-1,2,3,4, Prom Committee-3, Chemistry Club-3 BONNIE J. PRATT: Busi- ,IIOSPIN ERIC PRZEPIORA: Math, Science Football-1,2, Track-1,2 DA VID E. RAPP: Math, Science, Mechanical Drawing Pep Club-2,3,4, Concession Stand-4, Physics-4, Football-I, Intra- murals-I,2,3,4, Prom Committee-3, Homecoming Committee-3, Play Committee-3,4 TED LEWIS REED: Art, Industrial Arts Basketball manager-I, Pep Club-2 VIOLETANN RICE: Business, Language Pep Club-2,3, French Club-3,4, Class Play-3 KAY PA ULINE RICHARD: Math, Science, Language Senior Activities Pep Club-2,3,4, Future Teachers-3,4, S Club-I,2,3,4, S Club lntercouncil-3,4, Intramurals-2,3,4, Audio Visual Club-I,2,3,4, Homecoming-3,4, French Club-3, Girls County Track Meet-I,2,3,4, Sectional All-State Band-2,4, Conference All-State Band-3 ANDREWS. ROBINSON: Math, Science, Business Pep Club-2,3,4, Football-I, 2,3,4, Volleyball-2,3,4, Baseball-2, Basketball-I,2, Prom Committee-3, Play Committee-3,4, S Club- 3,4, Intramurals-I,2,3,4, Band-I MARSHA APRIL ROOS: Vocational Stenography, Business Intramurals-I,2,3,4, SH Club-I,2,3,4, Play Commit- tee-3,4, Gym Club-I,2,3,4, Prom Committee-3, Home- coming Committee-4, Pep Club-2,3,4, Concession Stand-4 EDWARD GEORGE ROUSE: Business, Science ELIZABETH ELLEN RYAN: Math, Language Pep Club-3,4, Future Nurs- es-3,4, Z Club-4, Play Committee-3,4, Concession Stand-4, Transfer from Be- mus Point. SHIRLEYASANDSTROM: Science, Business Future Teachers-3,4, Pep Club-2,3,4, S Club-I,2,3,4, Intramurals- 2,3,4, Prom Committee-3, Play Committee-3,4, Homecoming Com- PAULA J. SCHAUERS: Art, Vocational Stenogra- phy Pep Club-I,2,3,4, Future Teachers-I, Intramurals-2, Homecoming Committee-4, Prom Committee-3 DAVID LEE SEVERTSON: Math, Science Track-I,2,3,4, Cross Coun- try-3, Intramurals-I,2, Pep Club-2,3,4, S Club-4, Vol- leyball-4 ROGER P. SHANNON: Math, Science, Language Basketball-I ,2,3,4, Baseball -2,3,4, Football-I,2, French Club-3, S Club-3,4, Jr. Optimist Citizen-I, Student Council-4, Boys' State Dele- gate-3, Play Committee-3, Honor Society-I ,3,4 THOMAS ALLEN SHORT: Math, Science Football-I,2,3,4, Bas- ketball-I,2, Wrestling- 3,4, Golf3,4, Track-2, Pep Club-2,3,4, Gym Club-3,-4, German Club -I,2, French Club-3, Prom Committee-3, Play Committee-3,4, mittee-4, C heerleader-2 , Z Club-4 Jr. Honor Society-I GEORGE A. SIMMONS JR.: Math, Sci- ence Track-2,4, Pep Club-4, Volleyball-4, Choir-I ,2,3,4, Concession Stand-4 ANITA MARIE SMITH: Math, Language Choir-2,3,4, Sn Club-2,3,4, Intramurals- 2,3,4, Pep Club-2,3,4, French Club-3,4 Prom Committee-3, Play Committee-4, Class Clothing Committee-3, Concession Stand 4 64 BARBARA J. SNYDER: Home Economics WELLS F. STACKHOUSE: Business French Club-3, US Club-3,4, Football- I,2,3,4, Baseball-2, Track-2, Wrestling- 3,4, Play Committee-3,4 TERRIES. STAFFORD: Business S Club-I,2,3,4, S Club Intercouncil-3,4, Z Club-3,-4, V. Pres.-4, Future Teachers-3,4, Pep Club-2,3,4, Play Committee-3,-4, Audio Visual-I ,2,3,4, Prom C ommittee-3 , I ntramurals-I ,2 ,3 ,4 CHESTER L. STRATTON: Shop, Business JOHN C. STUART: Science, Business KRIFTING R. SWAN: Math, Science, Business Football-I,2,3,4, Capt.-4, Wrestling-2,3,4, Baseball-I,2,3,4, Track- 1,2,3, S Club-2,3,4, Pres.-4, Student Council-4 DAVID L. SWANSON: Math, Science KAREN VIRGINIA THORPE: Homemaking,Art BRIANR. TRACY: Math, Science TERRY R. TRUVER: Math, Science Baseball-I,2, Tennis-3,4, Volleyball-4, Band-I,2,3,4, Math Club-3 GARYD. UNDER WOOD: Science, Business LARRYA. VALENSTEIN: Math, Science French Club-3, Math Club-3,4, Intramurals-3,4, Tennis-3,4, Track Manager-3, Prom Committee-3 DONNA MAE WHITE: Science, Home Economics Pep Club-2,3,4, Gym Club-3,4, D Club-I,2,3,4, Play Committee- 3,4, Concession Stand-4 LINDA P. WOOD: Home Economics Pep Club-2,3,4, SM Club-l,2,3,4, Z Club-3,4, Future Nurses 2,4, Intramurals-I,2,3,4, Play Committee-4, Homecoming Committee-4, Concession Stand-4 TERRIE E. WRIGHT: Math, Science, Language, Business Future Teachers-2,3, Pep Club-2,3,4, Radio Club-2,3, SH Club- I,2,3, Concession Stand-4, French Club-4, Play Committee-3,4, Chorus-1 JOAN ELLEN YOUNG: Home Economics Prom Committee-3, Play Committee-3,4 DA VID M. YERKES: Math, Science, Language Physics Club-2,3, French Club-3,4, Class Pres.-3, District Student Council Pres.-4, Debate Club-I,2,3,4, Trojan Staff-3,4, Sports Editor-4, Student Manager Class Play-3, High School Bowl-2,3,4, Honor Society-2,3,4, Pep Club-2,3,4 Southwestern is striving. The striving of each student to acquire knowledge and to develop talents and character. It is the striving to do one,s best at all times and never to acceptfailure as being final. It is the striving to broaden one's life as much as possible through the experiences which school offers. And perhaps most important ofall, it is the striving on the part of each student to be fully prepared for thefuture which lies ahead. U nderclassmen JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS-D. Cardarople, L. Bridges, P. Taylor, K. Rushin. Southwestern is . . . challenge. Ourjunior year is a time of challenge. Much more is expected of us now than ever before. Our teachers are chal- lenging us with new ideas to stimulate our minds. We are being given more independence, but we also must learn responsibility. We are looked upon as leaders, and as leaders we must always try to do our best for the good of all. Our minds, abilities, and talents are being challenged to meet these demands and also to meet the demands of the future. GRADE ELEVEN-ROW I-K. Roper, K. Petillo, B. Pate, ,l. Buckley, D. Taft, K. Leif, B. julin, ROW 2-M. Isaacs, A. Brink, F. Cunkler, J. Owens, I. Aizkauns, W. Blackstone, W. Balint, R. Smith, ROW 3-K. Nelson, D. Sundquist, W. Wright, D. Drake, S. Frankson, D. Ross, M. Shell- house, M. Andrews, ROW 4-J. johnson, ,l. Anderson, S. Erickson, P. Martin, C. Hoffman, B. Lawless, K. Moran, G. Gisslin, C. Windoft. 68 ROOM 161-Mr. Robie-ROW I-S. .len nings, J. Hall, Mr. Robie, K. Hoyt, C. Arters ROW 2-T. Beclcstrom, W. Allshouse, A. Sivi H. Maclntrye, C. Freed, M. Ward, ROW3-M. Swanson, B. Raymond, B. VanDerwork, R johnson, R. Cardarople, G. Lawson, T. Daniel- son, ROW 4-A. Tillotson, S. Terry, C. Rushin, T. Gleason, N. Lynn, M. Eckwahl, ROW 5- C. Pangborn, A. Moynihan, C. Federico, L. Robertson, M. Bunce, S. Blood. ROOM 163-Mr. Hanson-ROW 1-S. Fal- cone, M. Rugg, Mr. Hanson, H. Power, C Franzen, ROW 2-J. Hollern, C. Swanson, R Cronlf, M. johnson, J. Las, J. Larson, G. Moore W. Karchesky, ROW 3-C. Abbott, M. Isaac son, C. Simmons, S. Spencer, ,l. Whittle, D Trask, E. Blood, ROW 4-B. Rashley, P. Tay- lor, R. Las, D. Foster, F. Gampielro, D. Arri son, ROW 5-L. Cecil, C. Gustafson, N. Ander son, D. Friedman, L. Nicholas, C. Brown f 'N K Siu. I ROOM 165-Mrs. Tarbralfe-ROW1- W. Ellis W. Dibble, Mrs. Tarbrake, B. Towne, C. Ander- son, ROW 2-J. Olson, B. Cady, T. johnson, P Hickory, C. Seger, ROW 3-P. MacTa1Jish, L Anderson, B. Rosebury, D. Smith, D. Foster, B. Wilbur, ROW 4-B. Clawson, L. Bridges, ,I Sweeney, C. Larson, S. Wilson, ROW 5-C Graves, M. Hutchens, j. Myers, S. Peterson, P Briclfert. 3 Southwestern is . . . preparation. Our sophomore year is mainly a year of preparation. As members of the Senior High we are being given many new respon- sibilities, which will help to prepare us for the day when we will finally become the leaders of the student body. As soph- omores we are also beginning to prepare for our ownfutures. It is now that we must consider our plans for what we will do after we leave Southwestern. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS-D. Robbins, P. Johnson, L. Shevalier, T. House. SOPHOMORE - ROOM 252-Mr. Littlejohn-ROW I-J. Lombardo, P. Taylor, S. Lawson, R. Jeeves, Mr. Littlejohn, S. Peiffer, V. Wilson, G. Koterass, D. Smith, ROW 2-T. Glatz, K. Watson, G. Ross, D. Robbins, J. Hedin, S. Koon, T. House, J. VanderMolen, R. Carlson, S. Palm, P. Robertson, B. Tracy, R. Yerlfes, ROW 3-K. Garrison, N. Nelson, N. Wagner, J. Wright, C. Swanson, D. Daniels, S. Seger, G. Meyers, D. Jordan, B. Johnson, L. Hoffman, T. Sternberg, ROW 4-L. Brown, L. Shevalier, G. Limberg, G. Hall, C. Darling, F. Austin, S. Abbey, K. Crandall, B. Shear- man, G. Y oungberg, R. W right, C. Steg, M. Miller. 72 SOPHOMORE-ROOM 134-Mr. Butler- ROW I-D. LaMonica, M. Mason, Mr. Butler, D. Lundsten, B. Abersold, ROW 2-R. Rose! bury, D. Hans, S. French, V. Ecklund, B. Da- man, R. Lundquist, R. Davidson, ROW 3-N. Messenger, V. jundquist, T. Hutchinson, J. Graves, R. Cagliano, D. johnson, R. Stratton ROW 4-M. Andrews, G. Thorpe, S. Swanson M. Nolan, L. Brown, J. Nelson, ROW 5-V. French, D. Bowman, T. Andrews, T. Cowing, T. Kestler, K. Simmons, C. Mease. SOPHOMORE-ROOM 170-Mrs. King- Row I-B. Finch, T. Lajohn, K. Allen, G. Dahl, R. Johnson, ROW 2-I. Lindstrom, D. McAurther, S. Severtson, L. Butler, D. Ander- son, ROW3-Mrs. King, S. Carlson, S. Swartz, M. Crandall, R. Bolles, ROW 4-T. Lamarca, D. Nelson, S. Lopus, M. Hall, B. Stratton. 73 1 N SOPHOMORE-ROOM 167-Mrs. Carlson-ROW I -S. Platt, K. Rhamy, L. Gustafson, Mrs. Carlson, T. Sielrer, S. Crocker, L. Castler, ROW2- B. Kearney, T. Morgan, R. Webb, D. Olson, C. Anderson, D. Backus, A. Lamb, ROW3-B. Burch, D. O'Niell, J. Bosco, R. Turnham, P. Lawson P. Johnson, W. Conover, ROW 4-S. Bahny, G. lllingworth, A. Freeberg, P. Goulding, S. Radack, M. Sheen, N. Joslin, T. Wall. SOPHOMORE-ROOM 162-Mr. Dickey-ROW 1-S. Nelson, C. Eason, B. Horganstern, D. Nelson, W. Rounds, D. Strong, ROW2-D. Mac- cubbins, R. Seiberg, M. Thorpe, D. Giambrone, M. Sanders, J. Monbert, J. Baxter, ROW 3-D. Raymond, N. MacA1Joy,D. Hutchins, B. Schars,C. Sykes, S. Hagglund, S. Allshouse, J. Johnson, ROW 4-B. Lundquist, S. Haglund, T. Lawson, N. Curry, R. Paganello, K. Swan, K. Flanders, W. Stewart, R. Palmer. FRESHMEN-ROOM 128-Miss Bundy-ROW 1-W. Leif, E. Anderson, K. Gustafson, K. Moberg, C. VanTillburg, E. Stewaet, ROW 2-D Mahoney, R. Severtson, S. Pratt, D. Stormer, B. Hollister, T. Sykes, Miss Bundy, ROW 3-T. Woodring, T. Calkins, S. Erickson, C. Hillerby, S Sewall, B. Kost, D. Anderson. if fix, if 'S ,awww . '98 FRESHMEN-ROOM 213-Mrs. Pasciul- lo-ROW I-S. Hutchinson, Mrs. Pasciul- lo, K. Dahl, ROW 2-C. Dieffenback, V. Brunez, K. Johnson, V. McGrath, U. Frank- lin, D. Anderson, ROW 3-M. Swanson, D LaCrega, K. Balint, M. Christern, E. Fed- erico, D. Knapp, ROW4-M. Patterson, B. Reynold, B. Easton, B. Mitchell, D. Butler, P. Dunbar, ROW 5-R. Head, D. Russ, D. Coon, D. Thorp, R. Sanders, S. Naetzker, B. Jones. FRESHMEN- ROOM 217-Mr. Stark - ROW 1-J. Rugg, W. Certsch, Mr. Stark, R Bjork, E. Anderson, ROW 2-A. Barone H. English, D. Cunningham, T. Swanson D. Hollis, K. Robertson, K. Nordstrand ROW 3-J. Schwab, J. Bunce, J. Drake, J Adams, B. Johnson, B. Cramer, K. Osborne D. Abbott, ROW 4-L. Nelson, J. Flanders L. Snyder, B. Knowlton, K. Eddy, M. Kest ler, ROW 5-K. Dankovich, D. Guthnecht M. Johnson, L. Kron, M. Dale, J. Peterson 9 s FRESHMEN-ROOM 203-Mr. Chiapetta-ROW I-E. Osbourne, J. Eckholrn, S. Flagg, K. Illingworth, Mr. Chiapetta, D. Barton, J. Kelly, M. Danielson, M. Wright, ROW 2-J. Bova, A. Lindquist, V. Micciche, M. Clark, B. Louks, D. Sloeum, L. Carpenter, S. Dejoseph, H. White, S. Nav, T. Young, A. Johnson, D. Coslow, ROW 3-T. Ahlstedt, M. Coon, L. Whittington, D. Hollis, M. Thayer, J. Lombardo, M. Lilliestedt, J. Ericson, K. Layer, E. Peterson., C. Larson, M. Kirchoff ROW 4-M. House, J. Lyrlell, M. Pilkey, C. Webb, D. Ellis, K. Trainor, A. Morehouse, B. Bucklin, P. Weber, K. Ferry, B. Niden, S. McCandless, J. Bradish. FRESHMEN-ROOM 226-Mr. Kawslri-ROW I -K. Johnson, D. Oyer, D. Brown, Mr. Kawski, R. Milner, N. VanDerwark, P. Harrison, ROW 2-T. Johnson, G. Wassman, T. Carlson, C. Stroth., D. Segerlin, R. Nobbs, S. Eddy, D. Curtis, ROW 3--N. Cervone, T. Van Stee, S. Ryan, P. Anderson, T. Hall, L. Denn, P. Anderson, B. Bush, T. Hilliard, ROW 4-T. Fortune, T. Root, W. Ericson, C. Mclntyre, D. Swanson, C. Benson, L. Lundquist, K. Blood, S. Lawton. . ........1.. FRESHMEN-ROOM 215-Mrs Enserro-ROW I-B. Crandall, L Blodgett, Mrs. Enserro, W. Albro, K. Knickerbocker, ROW2-J. Portale, A Lindstroom, D. Ebersole, N. jim, D Dale, K. Kelly, K. johnson, ROW3- M. Erickson, B. Carlson, M. Petillo C. Fedirko, D. DeLancey, B. Morris ROW 4-B. Sweeney, N. Lawton, M Nordlund, N. Anderson, J. Swearin gen, C. Bush, ROW 5-C. Brown, J Cooper, S. Siecker, K. Karchesky, F Russell, D. Batcheller. s FRESHMEN-ROOMZIQ-Mrs. Connor-ROW I-S. Kidd, M. Chris- tianson, Mrs. Connor, L. Hehili, M. Benson, ROW 2-D. Bush, C. Olson, A. Grodell, S. Carlson, B. Allison, D. Atkins, E. Harte, P. Mascioni, ROW 3-M. Desmond, D. Hinsdale, D. johnson, E. Sager, S. Terry, T. Moore, S. Carcaean, ROW 4-T. Mason, N. Brunez, V. Paris, D. Ernewien, S. Sewell, D. Larson, ROW 5-P. Bosco, R. Kent, M. Piazza, M. Healey, M. Ellis, C. Jennings. i JUNIOR HIGH-EIGHTH GRADE-ROOM 211-Mr. Povlocl:-ROW l-J. Nelson, D. Alexander, R. Traniello, B. Chapman, Mr. Pavloclr, G. Ernewien, C. Swanson, B. Reeves, B. Ditonto, ROW 2-D. Trumpler, K. Hoffman, M. Joslin, D. Crocker, D. Werner, C. Brandow, L. Romer, J. Lindros, P. Willett, C. Abbott, ROW 3-R. Winans, J. Greco, N. Bunce, B. Mead, M. Cervone, P. Anderson, S. Peiffer, P. Campbell, J. Schmonsky, M. Magnuson, ROW 4-J. Morris, P. Koterass, C. Cole, J. Johnson, A. LaMarca, C. Clatz, S. Mason, D. Howles, V. White, S. Bissell, R. Ostrander. br- NT 1- 80 ' 'hu E: QQ Q 'N ? mf, at vxv Tx LA' J P ,ms XE ,555 EIGHTH GRADE-ROOM 114-Mrs. Dault- ROW I-P. Austin, L. Murray, Mrs. Deault, B Kelly, E. Wolfe, ROW 2-J. Hendrickson, R Frey, M. Carlson, K. Haglund, E. Raymond, D Towne, M. Smith, G. O'Connor, ROW3-J. Dan- bovich, M. Prusik, R. Smith, S. Loviette, W Moore, S. Johnson, B. Rolfe, ROW4 -D. Abbott G. Jenkins, D. Ernewien, J. Anderson, T. John son, S. Naetzken, C. Rugg, ROW 5-S. Patter- son, L. Kirchofjf D. Robertson, D. Bryant, R Bosko, D. Erickson. 82 EIGHTH GRADE-ROOM 212-Mr. Puls- ROW 1-D. Blackstone, G. Streed, Mr. Puls, M. Pillsbury, L. Aldrich, ROW 2-L. Nelson, F. Dean, P. Miller, D. Kellogg, T. Solanonson, D. Brevort, J. Whitmore, C. Linflstrorn, ROW 3- S. Anderson, R. Page, M. Holdsworth, D. Torsell, M. Saeger, R. Reeves, B. Larson, ROW 4-P. Reimers, K. Till, S. Magnuson, S. Gordon, V. Buckley, V. Strong, J. Wolinsky, J. Schultz, ROW 5-D. Morrison, D. Lunclsten, M. Drake, C Christner, T. Carlino, S. Peterson, R. Johnson EICHTH GRADE-ROOM H5-Mr. Crist- ROW I-D. Morgant, S. Dunbar, Mr. Crist, D. Bailey, S. Hall, ROW 2-,l. jenlrins, C. Petro T. Lundberg, Y. Sargent, L. Pearson, M. Buclrlin M. Hillerby, B. Smith, R. McAvoy, ROW 3- M. Abbott, K. Anderson, A. Hasson, D. Ferraro W. Carlson, D. Cady, B. Murray, ROW 4-M. Darling, M. Bouclfhuyt, M. Rhodes, R. Knapp, S Raymond, S. Durlin, H. jordan, ROW 5-L Sandquist, S. Olson, D. Owens, S. Williams, S Town. EIGHTH GRADE-ROOM 116-Mr. Dominey- ROW 1-j. Bull, S. Begal, Mr. Dominey, D johnson, J. D. Maria, ROW 2-,l. Volvo, D O'lViell, K. Briggs, B. Rasmussen, T. Knowlton, S. Bush, R. Taylor, R. Swanson, ROW 3-N. Morganti, P. Campbell. B. Lus, D. Bowen. R Pangborn, W. Olson, M. Mclntyre, J. Schmon- sky, T. Hodge, ROW 4-D. Winans, D. Myers, R. Reed, C. Kay, M. Anderson, S. Aizkalns, j. Wilson, R. Pearson, M. Liliestedt, ROW 5- C. Stafford, T. Harp, C. Gibson, D. Johnson, L Carlson. 3 Q , ii Q R , 3, 4,31 fi? f A' if I nd? X, 5 A a wx fan -Q. uv- .i X . A. SEVENTH GRADE-ROOM 5-Mrs. Miller-ROW 1-M. Meller, M. Blood, Mrs. Miller, K. Cole, ROW 2-M. Whittle, D. Young, K. LeRoy, P. Bosco, M. Benish, C. Nieves, ROW 3-B. Lopus, D. Lynn, P. Franzen, N. Johnson, A. Gustafson, R. Hall, ROW 4-J. Apotosh, R. Eelfwahl, N. Bullock, J. Walker- man, B. Windoft, J. Kost, E. Messenger, ROW 5- M. Patterson, S. Moran, D. Faust, C. Kelley, N. Slagle, D. Davis. 86 SEVENTH GRADE-ROOM 113-Mrs. Ulmer- ROW I-R. Pratt, C. Faust, Mrs. Ulmer, L. Wright ROW 2-J. Swanson, D. McMaster, C. Richards, S Kay, C. Johnson, D. Morse, ROW 3-R. Zahn, S Whitney, T. Henderson, M. Moran, J. Gutnecht, M Eckstrand, B. Stormer, ROW 4-J. Ulrich, K. Car- son, K. Cifford, J. Dale, S. Terry, D. Anderson, S Bull, J. Slagle, ROW 5-T. Wiclsmark, R. Lawson C. Saxton, M. Frankson, K. Lundquist, B. Koon, D Davidson, J. Beckstrom, K. Heafl. a SEVENTH GRADE-ROOM 111-Mr. J. Thomp- son-ROW1-L. Ticlfnor, P. Saxton, Mr. J. Thomp- son, R. Johnson. ROW 2-J. Coon, R. Andersom, L. Burch, R. Kriner, L. Gray, C. Peterson, C. Ellis ROW 3-S. Hollern, M. Holcomb, D. Hillerby, R Braun, J. MacCubbin, R. Morgan, T. Kennedy, P. Fedirlro, ROW 4-D. Smith, W. Hamilton, S. Mere- dith, D. Arnone, R. Strenge, R. Benish, D. Williams ROW 5-K. Lilliestedt, M. Frederick, N. Decker, L Schultz, D. Smith, R. Noccro, W. Storms. SEVENTH GRADE-ROOM 4-Mrs. Thompson- ROW 1-G. Briggs, C. Merrifield, Mrs. Thompson M. Schultz, C. Hollis, ROW 2-S. Perry, C. Rashin J. Larson, P. Olson, C. Morse, ROW3-D. Radaclr K. Carey, V. Green, L. Hiyber, P. Jones, ROW 4- D. Crandall, C. Fields, B. Calkins, K. Keyes, A Atcheson, J. Lindell, ROW 5-D. Marsh, S. DeLan cey, J. Hartley, B. Triwer, J. Swatt. 87 sf .35 Southwestern is unity. Unity is the basis of all team sports. A team cannot perform at its best without each member realizing that he is a part of a unit and that he has a responsibility to the others to do his utmost. Unity is also the feeling dependence of one member upon another. Each person knows that without the aid of his team- mates he could accomplish very little. Unity gives the team the spirit to excel. Athletics 'S ff 1 8 , J Q VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM: Row I: C. Kestler, T. Coon, A. Robinson, K. Swan, M. Butler, T. Short, W. Staclrhouse. Row 2: D. Cardarople j. Wilson, M. Peterson, D. Carpenter, R. Borst, T. Toflaro, G. Zebrawski, C. Kent, G. Freed. Row 3: Coach Olson, Coach Littlejohn, Coach Scarry M. Brown, 1. Aizlrans, C. Larson, S. Ellis, M. Andrews, D. Anderson, R. Clark. Row 4: J. Olson, T. Till, J. Owens, D. Larson, G. Moore, C. Cisslin B. Johnson, M. Hare, D. Swanson, B. Blackstone, T. Bush, E. Larson, Mgr. Football Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Record 0 Cassaclaga I2 1 7 Dunkirk 6 0 Salamanca 0 40 Gowanda 13 0 Falconer 7 20 Fredonia 6 I4 Wellosville 7 I8 Springville 0 9th Grade Football-Row I: R. Nobbs, M. Healy, R. Milner, W. Beebe, T. Morrison, R. Kent, J. Eckholm. Row 2: C. Hillerby, .1-Bova, R. Welsh, M. Johnson, P. Brown, D. Franklin, J. Portale, Coach LoGaidice. Row 3: K. Eddy, T. Moore, B. Niden, M. Patterson, G. Swan, J. Burk, P. Ander- son, D. Johnsgn. Row 4: M. Petillo, V. Nan, H. White, J. Yaratch, J.Lombar11o, D. DCIUTICY, J. Lydell, A. Johnson, S. Carlson, T. Calkins. Absent: J. Lawler, R. chatz. 8th Grade Football-Row 1: J. Schmonsky, J. Jenkins, M. Hillerby, M. Boackhvt, T. Knowlton, D. Backus, B. Rolfe, D. Crocker, J. Doud, D. Alexander, R. Slagle. Row 2: D. Fish, B. Blackstone, W. Carlson, T. LaMarca, B. Olson, S. Keyes, S. Johnson, C. Streed, T. Harp, Mr. Matteson. Row 3: G. Bridges, J. Ull, R. Nocerro. W. Moore, E. Raymond, D. Strong, R. Johnson, R. Martin. Row 4: C. Monica, R. Martin, R. Knapp, R. Johnson, P. Miller, D. Werner, D. 0'Neill, P. Bosco, W. Main, T. Lundberg. 92 A .SU 2 ,Q .rig-g Sophomore Football-Row 1: J. Hedin, G. Ross, K. Fairbanks, S. Koon, E. Siperek, B. VanDewark, J. Calkins, B. Rassmussen R Seiberg Row 2: R. Carlson, N. Robinson, B. Lindquist, R. Rosebury, M. Bjork, R. Lynn, T. Hutchinson, V. Ecklund, W. Gunkler, j. Baxter, Mr Ltttlejohn Row 3: J. 0'Neill,,l. Graves, R. Davidson, R. Yerkes, B. Damon, T. Keefe, K. Watson. ,I V Football Freshmen record 28 Southwestern St. James Southwestern 6 Warren Southwestern 6 Dunkirk Southwestern 15 Lincoln Southwestern 1 9 Falconer Southwestern 0 Washington Eighth grade record Southwestern 7 Y oungsville Southwestern 12 Northern A re Southwestern 12 Falconer ll Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Sophomore record 13 Cassadaga Valley Dunkirk Northern Area Salamanca Gowanda Falconer Fredonia 1' L VARSITYCHEERLEADERS:LeftzoRight: K. ozwn, c.Rushin,K.E11iS,L. La N A K 9' Victory Leis go, Trojallsfn T JAYVEE CHEERLEADERS: Left to Right: P. Schauers, C. Curran, L. Shevalier, S. Palm, ,l. johnson, P. Short, S. Lawson, T. Bartholomew. Federico, S. Peterson, C. Bush, C. Graham. Q V FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS: Row I: M. Ellis, E. Anderson. I Row 2: D. Larson, L. Kron, D. Knapp. Row 3: E. Federico, D. . LaCrega. Row 4: A. Goodell. JA WEE SUB : L-51111128 VARSITY SUB: S. Jennings FRESHMEN SUB: M. cnnnennnn 1 5 SZ Senior Paul Hedin Senior Roger Shannon Senior, ,lim Jackson The Varsity Basket- ball Team with Mr. Butler at the helm for his first year had a season with a record of 1-17, yet much experi- ence was gained. Only three seniors were on the team, the rest were juniors and two sopho- mores. Co-captain, Roger Shannon was the leading scorer. He placed high among the leading scorers in the Lake Shore League. sg 'a 51 no aa... '15 NINTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM: Row 1: J. Lombardo, R. Martin, J. Flanders, D. Abbott, D. Curtis. Row 2: J. Erickson, W. Beebe, S. Eddy, T. Knowlton, T. Calkins, T. Young. Row 3: J. Hall, mgr., D. Butler, J. Swearingen, C. Swanson, P. Brown, M. Johnson, Coach Perry. EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM: Row 1: B. Traniello, D. Erickson, D. 0,lVeill, Paul Crist, B. Eason, J. Wolinsky, J. Johnson. Row 2: J. Schmonsky, S. Johnson. D. Werner, R. Johnson, D. Crocker, R. Swanson, W. Main, D. Blackstone. Row 3: G. Fish, T. Johnson, R. Knapp, M. Lilestedt, T. Lundberg, R. Taylor, R. Minton, F. Hart, M. Pillsbury, G. Bridges. In back, Coach Crist. 98 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: Row I: J. Graves, B. Lindquist, T. Hutchinson, G. Illingworth, G. Lief, J. Bosco, mgr. Row 2: J. Calkins, N. Robinson, D. Swanson, Coach Anderson, V. Ecklund, I. Aizkalns, T. Benish, S. Gifford. Future Cagers NIN T H GRADE RECORD EIGHTH GRADE RECORD JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD S-W-C-S OPPONENT S.W.C.S 1st Team OPPONENT S.W.C.S. OPPONENT 50 Falconer 37 Falconer 39 Bemus 59 45 Lincoln I2 Chautauqua 47 Olean 52 53 St. James 31 Panama 37 Jamestown 47 43 St. Peter :fc Paul 40 Washington 51 Westfield 55 31 Dunkirk 44 Falconer 49 Fredonia 73 35 Falconer 35 Sz. James 62 Salamanca 73 35 Lincoln 50 Lincoln 60 Westfield 64 57 St. James 34 Panama 65 Falconer 43 47 St. Peter Sc Paul 24 Jefferson 48 BCFVHLS Point 23 42 Dunkirk 47 Lincoln 49 Dunkirk 68 30 Jefferson 36 Gowanda 43 39 Washington S.W.c.S 2nd Team OPPONENT 53 Olefw 67 27 Falconer 18 42 Jamestown 67 6 Chautauqua 40 Fredonia 43 38 panama 46 Salamanca 78 39 Falconer 70 Falconer 64 56 St. James 45 Dunkirk 42 20 Panama 54 Gowanda 76 34 St. James 99 z mx. Nez vw ff. 'fig bm sms. . W X 42,15 Row I: B. Bucklin, C. Swan, L. Christenson, M. Healy, D. Foster, B. Sweeney, M. Andrews, T. Short, K. Swan, T. Coon, C. Freed, M. johnson. Row 2: B. Olson, W. Carlson, E. Sanderson, B. Wilbur, D. LaMonica, M. Liliesteadt, J. Lydell, B. Kent, E. Raymond, C. Zebrrowski, D. Backus, B. Ellis, B. Damond, D. 0'Neill, A. Freeburg, R. Yerkes, T. Danielson, K. Fairbanks, R. Lus, L. Lajohn, R. Crank, B. Nobbs, T. Morrison, T. Anderson, J. Hedin, S. Nau, B. Stackhouse, M. Brown, Coach Olson, Coach Thurneau. Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Wrestlers Team Record 50 26 25 30 26 22 38 18 31 37 28 Won 8 Westfield Falconer Medina Pine Valley Silver Creek Northern Area Salamanca Cassadaga Gowanda Maple Grove Randolph Lost 3 Holiday Valley Champs Southern tier class Av Champs Best Individually Krifty Swan Tom Todaro Lee C hristenson Tim Coon Gary Swan Tom Short Greg Freed Won 19, lost 1, tied 0. Winner of Holiday Valley and Warren Tourna- ments in the 165 lb. class. Won 17, lost 2, tied 0. Sectional win- ner and Holiday Valley champ in 136 lb. class. Won 16, lost 4, tied 0. Sectional win- ner in 115 lb. class. Voted outstand- ing wrestler at the sectionals. Won 14, lost 6. Won 12, lost 5. Won 11, lost 6. Won 5, lost 0. Mark Johnson withfinal pin ofSilver Creek meet. Q . -f ,gig .H ,IV BASEBALL lst row B. Kent, K. Flanders, B. Wright, G. Illingworth, G. Hall. 2nd row: G. Gisslzn K Watson B Vanderwork C Ross R Webb L Denn L Lampo 3rd row.' Mr.Anderson, D. Cardarople, N. Robinson, G. Larson, C. Freed, I.ALzkans ,I Owens R Davtclson D Swanson Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern .IV Baseball ,W Record 4 F rewsburg Varsity 4 F rewsburg Varsity 8 Falconer I Salamanca 3 Falconer 2 Gowanda 3 Salamanca ll Cowanda lb? Ji Row I V Sweanngzn R Sheznlar, L. Johnson, L. Nelson, K. Swan. Row 2: Mr. Shevilar, C. Kent M Peterson H Maclntyre R Shannon ,I Jackson ,I Haskins C Anderson. Varsity Baseball Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Record Dunkirk Fredonia Falconer Salamanca Fredonia Gowanda Falconer Jamestown Salamanca Jamestown Row I: B. Tracy, K. Fairbanks, D. Di Maria, R. Yerkes, R. Davidson, J. Calkins, W. Beebe, B. Nobbs. Row 2: M. Andrews L Bryant R Johnson V. Eoklund, B. Van Dewark, J. Hedin, J. Graves, J. Kehrli, D. Coon. Row 3: M. Healy, R. Johnson, W. Moore, M Liltestedt T Calkins T Know! ton, T. Morrison, P. Anderson, David Almleaf. Row 4: Coach Butler, D. Franklin, B. Olson, W. Maine, D. Swanson G Swan T Keefe R Milner G. Bridges, M. Liliestedt, T. Moore. 5 104 L. ,IV Track Southwestern 71 Southwestern 40W Southwestern 3 7W Southwestern 76W Record Lincoln Dunkirk Warren St. James Washington Falconer Jefferson St. Peter 62 Paul 29 26 74W 12 61 2816 4816 3 Chadakoin Valley Conference meet ............ 3rd Place 3 Front: R. Rushin. Row 1: M. Swanson. D. Sundquist. l Nelson J Erlxdahl L Algren L Johnson A Ross H Young D VanStee Row? I Stenander, M. Fitzgerald, D. Oberg, J. Olson, K. Swan J Hasltzns D Seuertson C Lundgren P Hedzn B Hznsdale Row3 Mr Ruslun D Johnson,M.Anrlrews.L.Christionson,C.Cisslin,C.Ce1lerqu1st G Moore D Anderson D Carpenter J Wzlbur J Walters K Cole Track Record Southwestern Falconer Southwestern Salamanca Southwestern Gowanda Southwestern Dunkirk Southwestern Fredonia Conference County Sectionals Intersectionals-L. Algren placed to go to the State Meet. 880 Relay school record breakers-Row I: D Carpenter Row 2: J. Haskins, K. Swan, D. Sundquist. VOLLEYBALL TEAM: Row I: C. Taft, C. Kent, T. Barron, Mr. Priester, L. Nelson, T. Allen. Row 2: V. Swearingen, A. Robinson, L. Algren R. Atchinson, H. Young, D. VanStee. BUWLING TEAM: Row 1: T. Coming, J. Olson. Row 2: B. Morganstern, C. Kent, Mr. Priester, S. Schmonslcy, T. Allen. Row 3: J. Mombert G. Denslow, R. Davidson, B. johnson, C. Simmons, C. Hodges. AMS? .rf TENNIS TEAM: Row I: J. Rupp, J. Nelson, Coach Priester, C, Henderson, L. Valenstein. Row 2: T. Truver, J. Baxter, M. Butler, W. Cunkler, F. Cunkler, J. 0'Neill, S. Walkerman. Minor Sports Volleyball Record Fredonia Invitational .... Won 0 - Lost 4 County Tournament at S.W.C.S ..... 3rd in County 2nd in Class An Tennis Team Record Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Won 14 Lost 0 3 Erie Prep 2 4 Westfield I 5 Fredonia 0 4 Brocton I 3 Salamanca 2 5 Bemus Point 0 5 Dunkirk 0 4 Erie Prep 1 3 Fredonia 2 5 Warren 0 5 Salamanca 0 5 Dunkirk 0 4 North East I Southwestern won team sectionals at Amherstg 4 to 1. Tennis individually. ' Chris Henderson . . .Section VI, Class An, Singles Jim Nelson Kc Champ 2nd. year in Row. Chris had a 15-2 record in 1966 and a 43-5 record for his four years of tennis. Larry Valenstein . . .Section VI, Class AH, Doubles Champs. IO7 Cross Country Row I C Zebroueslxi E Sanderson M Isaacs L. Christiansen, L. Lampo. D. De Moria, B. Johnson. Row 2: Mr. Priester J Cross C ountrjy Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern County Meet Sectionals Jamestown Fredonia Randolph Warren Jamestown Bradford Jamestown Silver Creek F orestville Pine Valley F orestvil le Jamestown Fredonia Fredonia F orestville Jamestown Randolph F orestville fifth place ninth place GOLF TEAM Row I N Messinger, M. Bjork, N. Anderson, T. Short, B. Tarbrake, B. Raymond. Row 2: W. Berg R Lynn G Denslow J Lindell S Palm Mr Munson R Johnson B. johnson, B. Lunlzerg, T. Till. Golf Gov Record Southwestern 4 Warren Il Southwestern 7V.z Jamestown 7Vz Southwestern 1416 Dunkirk -W Southwestern 13W Chautauqua W Southwestern 13 Warren 5- Southwestern 15 Falconer 0 Southwestern 7 Salamanca 8 Southwestern 14W Westfield M2 Southwestern 8 Silver Creek 7 Southwestern 10 Bemus Point 5 Southwestern 15 Brocton 0 Southwestern 6Vz Salamanca 3M Southwestern I3 Mayville 2' Southwestern 14 Randolph I Won 10 Lost 3 Tied I Second in Section VI. Second in County. Dan Loucks won 13, lost 0 and thus became the first student in school history to go undefeated during golf season. 109 Southwestern is spirit. The spirit on which activities depend. It must be the spirit of everyone, both students and teachers. This spirit must come freely from the heart, and must be expressed in the cheerful giving of one,s time and energy to an endeavor. An individual with spirit, who gives of himself unselfishly to activities, not only benefits those around him, but even more important, enriches his own life. Urganizations Senior High Officers-Kathy Carlson, See., Charlotte Peter- Simone and Dave placing gifts under the tree for the son, Vice Pres., Paul Hedin, Pres.g Pete Taylor, Treas. Salvation Army. Jr. High Student Council-Seated: B. Kettle, J. Wilson, N. Anderson, C. Stagg, Mr. Christ. Standing-Row l.' C. Peterson, J. Freed, T. Hender- son, P. Lindstrom, V. Dahl, S. DeLancey, P. Reimer, S. Hagark. Row 2: B. Battler, J. Wolinsky, K. Hoffman, E. Raymond, J. jenkins, T. Calkins, P. Bosco, M. Anderson. Row 3: K. Nelson, A. Gustafson, M. Thayer, D. Atkins, K. Baliant, P. Brown, L. Kron, C. Rushin. H2 Rau' l: P. Taylor, C. Peterson, P. Hezlin, K. Carlson, Mr. Harp. Row 2: S. Peterson, D. Nelson, L. Laury L Shezalzer C Steg Row3 P johnson D. Robbins, D. Carlson, S. Porlis, K. Olson, C. Jloore, C. Rushin. Ro1L'4:,l. Herlin, D. Levin, C. Freerl R Shannon K Swan lV Robinson D Yerlres. Student Council The Senior High Student Coun- cil under the leadership of Paul Hedin has been very active in a variety of projects this past year. Among its projects were the adop- tion ofa Vietnamese girl, collection of Christmas presents for the Salvation Army, raising money to help build a school for the Peace Corps, and helping to organize a Youth Center in Lakewood. The victorious party and their campaign managers f n mM 1 Q? 4. .Q ' 41 x ' ,..-vw N-Q. X ' ,ef 231' ..f,v E , AVL: qw ff fgxqeixivas fgggsl if '+I 419' 'ff 440 , .Wf M Y? f 47 ' iff: Sb' :J 3 ' ' Yfvrwwzg ffjwg, ,,,, f ,vffw 1 Wfbjiiyr f-, ,f qi- . , 1 e 4 , i l 'KVI 1 --5 K Qi N x A .Hv'L M. Y' x, QE W f 1 X' X QW ,ev Y 3 ' 4' i H 9 q , M in f , -4 fy .f ' 4 L....- b wk.. ,Q X' FUTURE TEACHERS: ROW 1: Mrs. Tarbrake, J. Whittle, J. Bradish, K. Richard, K. Olson, D. Carlson. ROW 2: C. Fecerico, S. Johnson, S. Louelrs, E. Lindstrom, C. Bova, D. Johnson. ROW 3: J. Anderson, M. Rugg, C. Windoft, J. Hall, J. Lombardo, T. Stafford, T. Calavitta, K. Graham, W. Dibble. ROW 4: S. Spencer, A. Moynihan, L. Apotosh, L. Beck, L. Anderson, K. Lundquist, C. Gustafson, C. Brown. ROW 5: K. Carlson, L. Shevalier, A. Lawson, J. Wright, S. Swanson, L. Brown, P. DeLancey, S. Sandstrom, K. McEvoy, C. Hoffman, K. Anderson. ROW 6.' K. Nelson, D. White, B. Freeburg, S. Allshouse, B. Blood, L. Carlson, J. Osborne, R. Smith, J. Cunkler, B. Cordon, M. Sanders, K. Flanders. Future Teachers OFFICERS: Kay Richard, Treas., Jody Bradish, Pres., Karen Olson, Sec., Jennifer Whittle, V. Pres., Donna Carlson, Zone Pres. The FTA has done a variety of things this past year. Each month its Junior and Senior members taught at the grade schools. In February the annual Tea was held for the grade school teachers, in March a foreign exchange student from Crete spoke to the group at one of their meetings, and in May the year was concluded with the traditional Mother-Daughter Banquet. Mrs. Tarbrake, Advisor Mrs. McKay, Advisor The F NA has had a very busy year. Each week its members go to the W.C.A. Hospital to do volunteer work. In the spring the group took a trip to Gowanda State Hospital where the girls were permitted to observe many of its functions. The FNA also raised money to purchase a picture for the nurse's office. OFFICERS: Cindy Morris, Secretory, Charlotte Peterson, Presidentg Diane Easton, V. President, absent-Connie John- son, Treasurer. Future Nurses FUTURE NURSES: ROW 1: C. Faust, P. Olson, C. Morris. ROW 2: M. Bunce, J. Myers, C. Peterson, L. Robertson, L. Hoffman, P. Short, S Palm, S. Schwartz. ROW 3: T. Siecker, D. Smith, K. Pieffer, J. Monico, T. Stafford, K. Hoyt, D. Strong, J. Fish, S. Lopus. ROW 4: P. Guyer J. Coon, S. Campbell, K. Pieffer, M. Nolan, J. Nelson, B. Pangborn, S. Reeves, M. Hutchins, J. Buckley. ROW 5: B. Anderson, S. Severtson, C Johnson, S. Abbey, S. Hall, D. Easton, B. Ryan, I. Lindstrom, S. Pieffer, J. Williams. ROW 6: S. Erickson, K. Harrison, S. Parks, V. Morris, V. Morris, K. Caleno, D. Raymond, W. Conover, S. Gisslin, B. Blood, S. Mead. FRENCH CLUB-Row 1: S. Joslin, J. Carlson, D. Cararople, S. Carlson, Mrs. Herring. Row 2: Miss Davis, K. Raper, J. Monico, H. Poiuer, Graham, W. Dibble, A. Smith, A. Moynihan, C. Gustafson. Row 3: V. Rice, B. Freeburg, L. Bridges, S. Fish, J. Myers, D. Carlson, D. Arrison, If. McAvoy, C. Federico. Row 4: C. Hoffman, V. Morris, D. Brown, B. Gordon, R. Shannon, A. Nielson, B. BattIer,J. Cunlrler, N. Power,J. 0 Nezll. French lub German lub GERMAN CLUB-Row 1: Mr Pfaff, D. Carlson, L. Shevo lier, C. Seger. Row 2: J. Bunce P. Short, J. Johnson, P. Taylor, B. Anderson, M. Kirchhojf. H English, K. Mease. Row 3: D Baller, N. Cervone, T. Hillard D. Franklin, B. Kent, J. Roo! A. Freebarg, C. Bova, E. Ander- son, K. Ellis. Row 4: M Thayer, K. Trainor, J. Lorn barrlo, D. Johnson, D. Nelson P. Anderson, M. Lilissferll, C Lief. Row 5: K. Cole, R. Tarn hom, T. Glatz, K. Olson, C Mclntyre, J. Hall, C. Rushin G. Hall. Row 5: T. Till, C Ross, J. Linrlell, C. Hodges, J Hedin, R. Davidson, R. Webb C. Illingworth, B. Wright, T Holmes. fi L .4-- I r '13 QK L SENIOR ORATORS-ROW 1: P. Guyer, K. Harrison. ROW 2: JUNIOR ORATORS-ROW 1: B. Ellis, H. Power. ROW 2: C J. Bradish, L. Carlson, J. O'Neil. ROW 3: C. Limberg, D. Carlson. Brown, L. Robertson, S. Walkerman. ROW 3: R. Smith, A. Tillotson ROW 4: N. Power, D. Yerkes, M. Butler. D, Arrisan, MOST VALUABLE DEBATERS-Left to Right: L. Brown, M. Scheen, D. Robbins, J. Lom- bardo, ,l. Wright. 120 SOPHOMORE ORATORS-ROW I: S. Crocker, D. Brightman, FRESHMAN URATORS-ROW li E. Anderson P Brown M. Scheen. ROW 2: J. Lombardo, L. Apotosh. ROW 3: W. Stewart, ROW 2: B. Niden, M. Desmond, N. Trainor. ROW3 K Gustafson L. Brown. ROW 3: D. White, S. Swanson, J. Wright. ROW 4: D. B. Mitchell. ROW 4: M. Thayer,j. Lombardo ROW5 P Anderson Robbins, N. Wagner. H. English, S. Cochoran. Debate Under the leadership 0fMr. Robie, the Debate Club has become an important organization in our school. To the interested student Debate Club offers the opportunity to debate, do speak- ing, dramatic interpretation, original oratory, or poetry reading. This year,s members partici- pated in numerous competitions and held a local tournament for fifteen schools. Mr. Robie, Debate Coach 0 f 4 0-I X O I , gy . V E xa,z4'i?4 YL 'f 5 Xa R' I 3. .J X 44. gg? A A I it V QE' LA gr 'Afvjil-'??' 1 91 -vB'3:.Sf Q , N 6 f fy 'f Q 'B w X Pam Schauers, Sophomore Duchess Charlotte Peterson, 2nd Attendant N Lynn Laury, Queen Homecoming '66 Southwestern held its second Homecoming on October 14 and 15, 1966. The crowning of the queen and her court was held during the Southwestern-Gowanda foot- ball game. The festivities were concluded on Saturday night with the Harvest Ball which was open to all alumni. 5 , :Z I Nancy Lynn, junior Princess 1 Pat DeLancey, Ist Attendant SENIOR HIGH CHOIR-ROW I: Mr. Lyford, J. Anderson, S. Johnson, D. Miniger, S. Loucks, H. Power, L. Sames, A. Freeburg, J. Nelson, D. LaMonica, M. Anderson, R. Bolles, S. Peterson, S. Swanson. ROW 2: L. Bridges, C. Steg, G. Limberg, D. Nelson, A. Smx th, D. Smith, M. Scheen, P. Taylor, D. Wilson. ROW 3: C. Hare, P. Short, C. Curran, B. Johnson, T. Allen, S. Reeves, P. DeLancey, D. Taft, C. Gustafson, J. Bradish. ROW 4: W. Conover, K. Olson, D. Carlson, K. Carlson, A. Lamb, M. Andrews, D. Backus, S. Walkerman, G. Ross, T. Keefe, D. Anderson, J. Myers, B. Anderson, A. Lawson, S. Abbey. ROW 5: D. McCubbin, R. Smith, N. Lynn, G. Moore, A. Nielson, D. Swanson, B. Johnson, R. Oberg, C. Hodges, D. Oberg, P. Robertson, R. Clark, G. Simmons, V. Morris, D. Johnosn, S. Hall. Voices 0 Youth 7th GRADE CHORUS-Piano Players: D. Bailey, C. Steg. ROW I: J. Ulrich, L. Wright, T. Nelson, M. Mellor, M. Frederick, L. Skinner, P. Saxton, R. Swan, K. Carpenter, D. Sanbury, K. Hegland, B. Kleuck, M. Blood. ROW 2: N. Slagle, V. Dahl, C. Merrifield, S. DeLancey, C. Kales, B. Windoft, N. Palm, C. Depas, C. Hollis, B. Storus, M. Schultz, K. Liliesledt, J. Hutchinson, V. Bergman, S. Hollern, S. Perry, L. Knickerbocker, B. Calkins. ROW 3: N. Docker, C. Saxton, B. Gustafson, M. Frankson, J. Walkerman, D. Blake, P. Olson, B. Koon, K. Loucks, T. Erwin, A. Gustaf son, S. Easton, A. Bartholomew, A. Atcheson, G. Fairbanks, T. Seger, E. Messenger, M. Sundquist, D. Hillerby, D. Anderson, G. Frankson, R. Nocero, C. Gustafson, B. Dibble, J. Jenkins, V. Green, D. Davidson, K. Keyes, P. Jones, L. Bryant,J. Swatt. ROW4: D. Marsh, Mr. Lyford, D. Wells, R. Kriner, C. Peterson, J. Parry, D. Young, C. Ellis, C. Rushin, C. Abersold, S. Boardman, P. Bosco, C. Johnson, P. Anderson, R. Roos, C. Morris, M. Moran, D. Morris. 124 -ff ng t sf' v ak 'S N af,-'C Q 5. . QAL :ff ' F Mr ' ' Q ' ' if jg? M. J sig .' ,S X A .vita ,,.g' V' fm 3' , is AQ? sq T!! viii 32 5 5' IM- 1. 3 BATON CLUB-row 1: R. Barton, S. Hagmarlf, J. Freed, D. Bailey, C. 0'Connor, S. Bissel, S. Naetzlrer. row 2: G. Jenkins, S. Piefer, D. Myers, L. Whittington, M. Bucklin, L. Pearson, C. Snyder, S. Aizkalns, S. Anderson. Bands Our three bands-7th Grade Band, Red Band, and Blue Band -have had a very busy year. All three performed at the annual Christmas concert. The Red Band marched during intermission at the football games, the Blue Band played at the pep assemblies. Both Varsity bands participated in music competitions. Practice, Practice, Practice . I Linda Shevalzer SEVENTH GRADE BAND-rou' 1: C. Ellis, T. Nelson, K. Lundquist, R. Proesller, J. Endahl, B. Brown, S. Olson, S. Raper, S. DeLancey, T. Stewart, C. Kales. row 2: L. Knickerbocker, J. Williams, M. Sundquist, S. Terry, J. Parry, D. Crandall, J. Baker, C. Cole, J. Reynolds, D. Lynn, J. Apotosh, T. Sanders, J. Kost, S. Sassaman, R. Anderson, P. Sanders. row 3: P. Franzene, D. Blodgett, R. Morgan, J. Beclcstrand, R. Fields, A. Atcheson, S. Minion, M. Holcomb, D. Treter, S. Bull, J. Hartley, J. Tillotson, Mr. Cornish, M. Eckstrand, J. Swanson, T. Henderson, J. Bachelor, D. Mclntyre, J. Lindell, J. White, J. Slagle, M. Smith, J. McCubbin, C. Richard. Left to Right: Dean Oberg, George Simmons, Colleen Hare, Donna Carlson, Karen Olson, Val Morris, Pat DeLancey, Sharon Hall, Bruce Battler, Al Neilson. Absent when taken: ,lody Bradish and Mike Lesher. Ka' 128 The 'Wladrigalsl' is a newly formed group composed of ten Seniors. They have performed at several different schools throughout the year and at many assemblies here at our own school. The group sings a variety of madrigals, popular, and folk songs. The Modrigals, as they are commonly called, is a talented addition to our school. , ,Newly 438,80 , j, . if ' o ' Q .Q- 43 Left to Right B Ellis T Sykes Mr Hanson ,I 0 Neill B Stewart P Bowen, G. Freed, N. McEvoy, D. Brown, R. Jeeves, A. Tillotson, R. Seiberg, 6GTrojan99 S taff Editors Under the supervision of Mr. Hanson and Mrs. Kistler this year's TROJAN staffpublished a monthly newspaper for our school. This newspaper concen- trated on informing the students of all phases of school life. Early in the fall the TROJAN staff attended the Empire State School Press Association convention in Syracuse. Neil Power . . . . . Editor-in-Chief Drew Brown ..... .... M anaging Editor Brenda Freeburg . . . . . . Business Manager Amanda Tillotson . . ..... News Editor Christine Brown . . . . . Feature Editor David Yerkes . . . . . . Sports Editor Bernie Kirchoff. . . . . . Photographer Can this really be ? wonders the editor. 1 29 we O Left to Right-Mike Conn, Louis Acquista, Barry Harris, Mark Swanson-King, Ingrid Lungren-Queen, Sally Smith, Sue Post, Marianne Jim. 66Blue Heaven The Junior-Senior Prom was entitled Blue Heavenv. Blue and white flowers decorated the four tall pillars, and white angel hair covered the platform on which the white wrought-iron bench sat for the King and the Queen. The junior Class presented a crown engraved to the queen. The grand march. I l HOME EC CLUB: Row 1: Mrs. Livingston, J. Greca, A. Gustafson, R. Nocero, J. Hendrickson, S. DeLancey, Mrs. Lundberg. Row 2: D. Sandberg, J. Swatt, G. Fairbanks, S. Easton, D. Blalfe, B. Koon, C. Merrifield, N. Slagle, T. Nelson, J. Nelson, M. Butler. Row 3: D. Davidson, P. Kotexass, D. Smith, C. Tyler, S. Olson, L. Kirchoff, C. Phillips, K. Butts, M. Heart, K. Nelson. Row 4: K. Keyes, K. Lundquist, P. Olson, B. Windoft, M. Sund- quist, C. Abersole, T. Stewart, B. Lopus, C. Rushin, M. Whittle, J. Williams, M. Rose. Row 5: S. Perry, M. Moran, D. Young, J. Swanson, G. 0'Con- nor, L. Arrison, J. Larson, L. Gray, M. Buclflin, D. Kellogg, Y. Sargent. YORKER CLUB: S. Seicker, J. VanStee, R. Kent, D. Robbins. Row 2: T. Johnson, Mrs. Miller. Row 3: J. DiMaria, L. Wright, R. Nocero, C. Tyler, J. Ulrich, P. Stuart. Row 4: D. Sanbury, C. Gibson, K. Butts, C. Rushin, T. Stuart, C. Phillips, K. Lundquist, B. Dibble. Row 5:J. Greco, N. Bunce, S. Gordon, S. Aizkalns, K. Haglund, L. Gray, D. Young, J. Williams, M. Whittle. 136 E i , f , , 9 -S X4- W3 BOYS' SU CLUB-row 1: C. Kent, H. Young, D. Oberg, R. Shannon. row 2: T. Todaro, K. Swan, S. Ellis. row 3: T. Short, T. Coon,S.,loslin, J. Haskins, C. Cederquist. row 4: Mr. Rushin, M. Butler, C. Lunclgren. J. Jackson, L. Christenson, A. Robinson, D. Levin, D. Anderson, W. Stack- house. Bo s' 66 lub Only boys who have received their varsity letter belong to the Boys, S Club. These letters represent many hours of hard work and self-sacrifice. Only the best and most dedicated athletes obtain a letter. With the money raised during the year the Boys' Sv Club purchases jackets for those who have received their third year letter in a varsity sport. 134 9 mi? fixg SPORTSMAN CLUB -ROW 1: M. Thayer, J. Hall, M. Healy, D. Ross, Mr. Puls. ROW2: S. Moberg, P. Reimers, D. Myers, G. Jenkins, B. Kettle B. Reeves. ROW 3: G. O'Connor, K. French, L. Parry, K. Nelson, J. Hendrickson, C. Sorenson, C. Steg. ROW 4: P. Reeves, D. Almleajf W. Moore C. Christmer, K. Trainor, B. Bucklin, C. Dieffenbach. ROW 5: T. Hillard, B. Carlson, Curran, R. Taylor, J. Bova, M. Liliestedt, D. Oakes, L. Cas ler, T. Moore. ROW 6: N. Messinger, G. Wassman, J. Siggins, B. Nobbs, T. Morgan, D. Olson, D. Ebersole, R. Saunders, J. Young, L. Denn, D. Cost low. The Sportsman Club was organized this year under the direction of Mr. Burgard and Mr. Puls. The prime objective for the first year was to teach the students the proper care and handling of firearms, as well as how to shoot th 2m. Some work was also done on conserva- tion, and guest speakers entertained the group on Big Game Hunting and Fishing. In the future the program intends to include horseback riding, archery, and fishing trips. 137 I nterclass Games Butler s Bananas got skmned' Senior Slogan, Fight like Helen Wynnefu Linda Beck Editor-in-Chief Donna Carlson Assistant Editor Ann Lawson Bernie Kirchhoff COPY Editor Photographer and Athletics Meet the Staff The Centralian Staff for 196 was composed of twelve senior supervised by Mr. Davis. Th work began last spring when th theme had to be chosen and th general plans outlined. For th staff members that work continue' until the books were ready fo distribution. Laying out a yea: book was a job that was new ant challenging, and meeting tha challenge became an educatio as well as an exciting experienc for all those involved. 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