Starpoint Central School - Starpointer Yearbook (Lockport, NY)

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CAFETERIA STAFF M. Noe, D. Schultz CCafeteria Managerj, M. Klein, A. Danner, B. Weith, E. Smith, V. May, R. Hall, E. Marr, J. Plache, M. Lechner, D. Bowerman, M. May, L. Maliszewski, R. Fron- czak, J. Iulg. HEAD CUSTODI AN Mr. Earl Thompson CHead Custodianl. OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Audria Weller, Mrs. Mildred Barth, Miss Nancy Gross, Mrs. Venita Kriewaldt. , , l BUS DRIVERS Elmer Gust, Charles Laubacher, George Hib schwiler. 12

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CLASS AND OFFICERS ADVISORS Row one: Sandra Stegner, Treasurer. Row two: Dianne Gifford, Secretary Maureen O'Malley, President, Mr. Paul Holway, Advisor. Row three: M Gordon Bianchi, Advisor, Christian Day, Vice-President. Columbus Rumpus brought the Senior activ- ities into full swing. Committees spent many hours planning decorations, refreshments, tickets and entertainment. On October ll, the Senior class successfully presented their first dance of the year. With the dance over, the class immediately began work on the Senior play. After the players were cast, and the memorization of lines under- taken, the props committee began work on the scenery. The publicity committee arranged pub- lic announcements and the make-up committee began experimenting with varied make-up tech- niques. Under the direction of Mr. Sylves, the Senior class presented Who Dunit? on Novem- ber 16 and 17. With Christmas approaching, the Senior class began work on a Christmas dance. The title, Snow Ball, was chosen and a mountain lodge provided the theme. The regular committees were set up. A turkey dinner was served along with light refreshments. The entertainment committee was able to obtain Santa Claus as a special guest. After Christmas vacation, the class busied it- self arranging for caps and gowns, minature di- plomas, and graduation announcements. In April and May, the class worked on the Junior-Senior prom. Long hours of decorating and poster-making preceded a dreamy evening of dancing. In June the Junior class honored the Class of '63 with the traditional Senior Banquet. It proved to be an evening of fun and relaxation. The Banquet reminded the Class graduation was at hand. ' Class day was next on the agenda. Speeches were written, seating arranged and procedure re- hearsed. The memorable event witnessed the ex- cited class dressed in their Sunday Best. The assembly brought the day to a close. 'At the close of this, their concluding high school year, the Seniors buzzed with anticipation of graduation, each looking optimistically into the future. V U