Starpoint Central School - Starpointer Yearbook (Lockport, NY)

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IUDITH LOUNSBURY The Class of '63 will never forget Judi for her willing- ness to work and sharp sense of humor. Seen, but also heard were words that fitted her to a T. She proved to be valuable to the Yearbook, Startimes staff, Speech Club, Red Cross and Dramatics. CHARLES LYON Charlie, one of our big boys participated in many activities. He was a member of the Stage Crew, Senior Concessions and Student Council. After working in Uncle Sam's Navy, he plans a career in drafting. JOSEPH MARSHALL This cheerful, happy-go-lucky Senior could usually be found in the vicinity of the gym or athletic field. Ioe played baseball, basketball, and ran cross country and track. In addition to interscholastic athletics, Joe partic- ipated in Intramurals and Varsity Club. MARILYN MAY Marilyn's sunny disposition and reliability earned her many friends. Her interest during high school included Secretarial Club, Leaders Club, Student Council and Yearbook Staff. As she was an outstanding secretarial student, Marilyn will be a welcome addition to any office. 28

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CHARMAGNE LAJOIE Charmagne, sometimes called Tiny, never let her height keep her out of activities. She was active in Intra- murals, Future Homemakers, Concert Choir and Senior High Choir. Charmagne's cooperative attitude will cer- tainly assure her of success. LARRY LAUGHLIN Larry will always be remembered as the newcomer from Tonawanda who Ht so well into the Class of '63. Future plans are undecided. RONALD LENHART Lennie, one of the quieter boys of our class, was a pleasure to know. He was greatly interested in Math. His sincere attitude made him as popular with his class- mates as it will with his future friends. JUDITH LECHNER Judie, a former student at De Sales, came to Starpoint in her Junior year. She always had a cheery smile, even on Monday morning! She was great to have on ones' team in intramurals, and lots of fun to work with. 27

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EDWIN MARR Eddie's friendly personality won him many friends during his high school days. One of his hobbies was acting. He took part in both the Sophomore and Junior skits and played the leading role in the Senior play. He also participated in football. After graduation, he plans to become a machinist. HSN MARGARET McGEEHAN Peg was well-known for her friendliness and willing- ness to serve whenever needed. Her interest centered around dramatics and journalism. She worked on the Yearbook Staff and was editor of the Startimes. After graduation she plans to become a beautician. 121 ROBERT MCKENNA Bob's friendliness made him well-liked in school. One of his- activities was Industrial Arts Club. Bob's future 4 plans include work. MARILYN McKENNA Marilyn was the quiet girl with the shy smile. She was active in Choir and Future Secretaries. She majored in business. Her future plans favor a secretarial career. 4 4 29 '