Starpoint Central School - Starpointer Yearbook (Lockport, NY)

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Sharon who came to Starpomt in her Junior year from Attica Central was friendly and always smiling. She was elected to Leaders Club this year, and also was acttve in Future Secretaries and Intramurals. Sharon plans to attend Bryant and Stratton after graduation. Tall attractive and full of fun was our Beth, an active member in the Leaders Club and National Honor Soci- ety She enjoyed music and worked on the Yearbook. SHEILIA SAHR Sheila was one of the oflice girls who had a particular knack for interrupting classes over the public-address system. Her activities included Future Secretaries, Star- times Staff and Red Cross. She plans to work after graduation. l i - V JAMES STACY Jim's participation in Science and Calculus Club showed that he was one of the scientific-minded boys of our class. He joined the tennis team when it tirst started and made a good showing for Starpoint. He was also a member of the National Honor Society. His future plans include college. 34

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THOMAS PITTLER Tom was one of our most active Seniors. He was not only a member of the baseball, wrestling and tennis teams, but also active in class and school activities which included Student Council and Varsity Club. After graduation Tom plans to further a career in business. Q ELIZABETH POLLOW Betty, one of our more studious Seniors, was active in many school functions. In addition to being in National Honor Society and Senior Band, she participated in Fu- ture Teachers and was on the Yearbook Staff. She plans to become a teacher. KATHLEEN RYAN Kathy's friendly smile and sparkling eyes displayed her Irish humor. Her activities included Secretaries Club and Red Cross. We will never forget her as Muriel, the Angel, in the Senior Play. JUDY RYMAL Ripple's cheerful attitude won her many friends. She was a cheerleader, member of Leaders Club, served on the Yearbook and was active in class functions. Her future plans include college. 33

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BONNIE STARKWEATHER Bonnie was one of our athletic girls. Her interest in intramurals proved this. She was a secretarial major and her ability assures her a fine job as a secretary. SANDRA STEGNER Sandy, a cheerleader for three years, did much to boost school spirit. She always had time to be an A student and to participate in activities. Her ability as lay-out editor insured the success of the Yearbook. Lead- ers Club, Varsity Club, National Honor Society and bookstore manager were among her other activities. PETER STRICKLAND Pete will always be remembered for his shy and reserved manner. During his high school days Pete be- longed to various science clubs. Skiing was one of his primary interests. MARILYN STOPA Marilyn, Markie to her friends, was one of our quiet Seniors known for her pleasant manner. She was in Intramurals and active in Future Secretaries. After graduation she plans to work. 35