Starpoint Central School - Starpointer Yearbook (Lockport, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1966 volume:

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Ml ima ,CN R? i un WA im r ' il N5 Xi , Q, i , Y Y Y Y , 90015 A A A AXXX .A x fif, w THQ, CCDNTENTS Administration Faculty Seniors Underclassmen Athletics Activities 5 , 1 .aa i n 'F ' I iv 17 ' W V gg ., ,,,, ,... , ',...,4,--, ,f , ,V ,UL ','.K...-.ww- UQ 2 1, sx , -'Ms f , f L Um, ., Y- -X ff F' W.. N H ' X , W- 4 3 ., ARM.. .M ' ,1 2.5 f, Axim, W1 F, Q1 -3 1' w, 2112- ,Q-C f , ' Mgr, H ,V I ,gg 3 5, , , Q 4? .. ' ' ipm? 'WL' 4- .: I . 'Q f ' . ,F V ,, 1. ,, Q1 iff' XT W , . ' , ' fig- gig . 'L---dv' if KV: '65 if 5?'f!575EkY k , ,J 'gs 4 1-Q 1 I 42 X Y ,, . V, JK , , pr ,- f 37, , 1' puff vsvfeag , x . , , NK, 5,05 fish, QWQSH,-, --,.f 'A LP wi' ' f 1 LL, an Q ,1 : . Nix? K.. 1 My .1 fzf 3 6123 32. ' Mrs. Charlotte Fritzke President Mrs. Gloria Chaffee Mr. Lee Klein Vice President Mr. Donald Confer Dr. Robert Towne Robins on Superintendent Board C j'e:r' , of ii i Education W i Mr. Milo Barber V Mr. Clark johns Mr. Charles Raming 9 Mr. Walter Blackman, jr. f ,FH - - ' SG W! A - pw . t aria 5 'Xa 1 Q Q Rv 41 AK 1 tg wt Mr. Harold Straight Mr. Harold E. Keech 7 Secondary Principal Guidance emary Nelson, Mr R h d L t Mr. Thomas Kiene, Mr. Harold S th Secondary Co-ordinator Mr. Gordon Bianchi Mr. Wallace McCarth Mr. Walter Waterstrat Administration of Business Transportation Administrator A and Attendance 8 1 Ei wg . 5 41 1 ,- K ' EQ' f ii if 2 wg :qw -' wp -.Q 9 an FACULTY ,LJ . V, r I .-Q 4 xx ,,M,,.,d f 'W'fUf v- ' ..-.af ,.,.f. ,, x W' is , A U ,f , K S542 ., A v K 1 W N W , A ff Mrs. Arm Allen Dental Hygienist Mr. Delmont Altenburg Librarian Mrs. Carol Bradley N utsie-Teach er Mr. Leonard Cassert Commercial Miss Bonnie Anders on Science Mr. Frank Battaglia Social Studies Mr. Charles Brodfuehrer Industrial Arts Mr. William Cole English Mrs. Elizabeth Bauer Att Mr. Richard Baum Driver Education Mr. Craig Carscallen English Mr. Harold Corderman Science Mrs. Carol Berg Home Economics : J I f I 1gL'5fwf..., t. t . .il.gY,.,Y., Mr. Robert Dell Social Studies Mr. Richard Derry Ma thema tics Mr. Jerold Edgar English Mr. James Mr. Eugene Mr. V. Paul Mrs. Eileen Coughlin Derefinko Donnelly Gallant Social Studies Mathematics Music Special Class and English 10 Mr. Charles Green Music Mr. john Himes Social Studies Mrs. Judith johannsen Physical Education Mr. William King Science Mr. Jerome Hobart Social Studies Mr. William Hoebbel English and A , Miss Els ie jones Nurse Mr. Richard Klose Science, Chairman Mr. William Horn Social Studies Mrs. Adele Illi Home Economics Mr. George Keller French and German Mr. Ralph Jarzab Social Studies Q l AM ..,, :,,, Mr. Richard Kolczynski Industrial Arts Mrs. Patricia Less Social Studi es Mr. Howard Luff Industrial Arts, Chaim-lan MrS. Mary McAndrew Science Mr. Carl Larson Mr. james Lowe MVS- Cecelia MY- Donald Social Studies Librarian Mawjas Mcclafin Mathematics Music 11 Mrs. Nancy McClintock English Mrs Teresa McG1ennon Commercial Mr Charles O'Conncr Mathematics Mr Ne11 Patterson Physical Education Miss Helen Tobin Latin and English Mr. Clinton McFarland English Mrs. Gretchen Peters Assistant Librarian Miss Mary Ann Scirto Commercial joseph 1 Mathematics Mr. Ross Wakeman Mathematics Mr. Roger Mulford Art his gas W ff f Mr. Gary Rotundo Industrial Arts Mr. Richard Skurski Industrial Arts Mrs. jean Webster Social Studies English Mr. Steven Olick Social Studies, Chaim1an Mr. Harold Ruppert Physical Educa- tion, Chairman Mr. David Sylves English Mrs Kathleen Whalen Physical Education Miss Julie West Miss Judith Wick English Art 12 Cafeteria Staff Row one: D. Bowerman, R. Fronczak, R. Hall, E. Hatt, E. Smith. Row two: M. Klein, J. Zess, A. Danner, E. Holzman, B. Worth, J. Plache, D. Schultz, A. Holland, N. Witkop, M. Lechner, C. Keene, M. May. Bus Drivers Office Staff Row one: G. Stegner, S. Tudor, D. Bars, A. Weller. Row two: A. Felton, M. Thompson. Row three: A. Crowe, F. Barth, A. Bechtel. Mr. Earl Thompson Head Custodian 1 K . . . rw w 3,14 .. ' , Y ,' ' ' qi, K Z ip, V wg use V Y hw If f, 'av 'Sit G- 15 ,il ii fl ,r Q 6 L ' 1 W' J :hi fi 1 Q33 Q X 31 'I av , L! 0 gg: fm LR 1, f , ,Q W J mf 15'- Y 'W lk, ,RV ., Qi Q. ' N I A I lgwiw +R -V L, . ! if ' f? uw ' 1 , , :Na il --M-fv-iw! - . -M 1: wil-' f 15 I , ,, -.fp .sm aff- ' Q P' .J 5 wif gi , , 3 v is CLASS CDF I966 Cfficers and Advisors Diane Schmelzle, Dennis Kroll, Presidentg Richard Smith, Vice Presidentg and Tom Kreppenneck, Treasurer The Class of '66 began its high school ex- perience in the fall of '6l. Cooperation with the Sophomore Class in sponsoring a dance, estab- lished the class socially. As sophomores we went to work establishing our place athletically. Our Junior Varsity basket- ball team won first place in the League and we did well in other sports. Three dances were spon- sored: Fa1l Frolic, 'Roman Holiday' Cremem- bered for its beautiful fountain, not because of what it looked like, but because of all the work it took to get what we ended up withj and Surfin' Time. The latter dance brought the year to a close. During our junior year we kept busy trying to raise money to support our activities. We spon- sored a bake sale and dances. The first dance of the year was 'Getting to Know You. Its purpose was to introduce newcomers to Starpoint and hon- Miss Mary Ann Mr. Steven Olick Scirto or our football and cross country teams. We also sponsored the Question Mark , and Green, Green. Many juniors helped make the Junior-Senior Prom a success. Linda Fleming and Larry Peters were crowned Princess and Prince. The year ended with the annual Senior banquet for the Class of 1965. Our senior year began quickly with the dance 'Meet the Spartans. It attracted many Spartans. The football team came within four seconds of the championship, while our cross country team won the sectional championship. The Christmas Dance 'Mistletoe and Holly 65 proved to be a success. The Senior Prom, Senior banquet, and finally graduation brought to an end our history as the Class of 1966. They were good years and will be long remembered. W rv 1 V I KNAW micjjfj Commendation. f' idle. I , f , - X. we W M WM JOHN A. BARCER 'More happy if less wise. R f i MARY JANE BARRACLOUGH 'A decent boldness ever meets with friends. BOYD BECHTEL 'An honest man's word is as good as his bond. CHRISTOPHER LEE E .N D Wil, ' x M DIANE BEECHEY 'The most useless day of all is that in which we BARRY have not laughed. Not by years but by dis- position is wisdom ac- quired. WADE BECHTEL 'A careless song, with a little nonsense now and them' J' nf if f 320 A. rf 1 SHARON BEICHNER 'The best of healers is good cheer. - JOHN BERNDT 'He that mischief hatcheth, mischief catchethf' NORMA BENNETT 'He that hath knowledge spareth his words. LINDA BREITENBACH 'Wisdom often comes with the fewest words. 17 ELIZABETH LaVERNE BOWEN BLACKWELL He is not happy wht? does 'Self-confidence is the not think- himself S first requisite for great 1, X0 9- undertakingsl' wi 1 ,Qx E A-xr Qjt I J '. y vb is K-Q5 :ff f 9251 353 32? .53 'N 4 3- I x 3 V SSE ' 'LQ N 65 -X: iid 655, NJT N YM T Glory follows it were its shadow.' Wig? JOSEPH CAPITUMINO Better late than never. PATRICIA CECULA 'She makes friends by be- ing honest and keeps them by being steadfast. KATHY COLEMAN 'A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. PAUL CIELUSZAK He is never less at leisure than when at leisure. ll JOYCE CIOCH 'A diamond in the setting of personality. .30-6' JEFFREY COLLINS 'We are made for happi- ness.' SUSAN DAMERELL 'All experience is an arch to build upon.' 18 CLIPSON CLASS 'Everything nourishes what strong already.' V . his PAMELA DAVIS T'was her thinking of others that made others think of her. A r ny nfl Odin ' WWGW it QLUMjM'NCwk, tbww 1 , QQ ' W fb ,pf if ' Ll M9 br ANITA DEUSER n 'Thought is the seed of aotion. 'Ebr3nOv'Nx'Y5:y:1rn Q1 CR -reach 5Yxz.X'Di-g Q, MQ 'ws .131-KF Wxofk-Q Q,g,w,zr., baggy l,,,i.1,Xscg ca . A h .A H INA! eff Q, f if r DAVID DOWNEY The victor is he who can go it alone. If ctxxil meow' X11-3:5 'ifl-L L 'xf'wwxz:5,, iSX'v+5 6w'e4X' NASA' , Kxlfb? -, LQJ2, n LARRY DUSCHER The diplomat sits in silence watching the world with his eai-s. CHRISTINE -D ONNER 'Energy is eternal de- light. ANDREW DIERKEN Wit makes its own wel- come and levels all dis- tinction. JANET ELLIS 'With virtue and quiet- ness one may conquer the world. JAMES ELLIS 'What we are to be, we are now becoming. KATHY FAERY Laugh, and the whole world laughs with you.' M W 4? th! W ' ff Q M L ALLAN FLACK, JR. In all labor there is pro- fit. U DANIEL FIEGL Nothing in the affairs of W men is worthy of great anxiety. RALPH FLACK EAROL l 'Tis the fax-mer's care that Friendship is love, with- makes the fields bear., out its wings. as X x L K' K xx . A . . ,W X., Xl N LINDA FLEMING 'A happy disposition is WAYNE FRONCZAK fertile soil for popularity. 'Life would not be toler- able were it not for its amusement' DAN FLCORE I A truly modest fellow.' GARY FREEMAN When a musician hath for- got his note, he makes as though a crumb stuck in his throat.' 20 E 4 I RICHARD GABRYS Happiness: a good bank nt, a good cook, and 1 good digestion.' SALLY GERWIG GX The days that make us fc, - - S happy make us wxse. GABRI For to live is Christ and RICHARD GOODMAN to die is gainf' 'He who has patience can accomplish anything. ,xx ' fm .N s I ' .U wvw N -DN ,X 4 Uh I Ym :mx ml 4 01 .xy XX' Wh 'L K, In quxetness and UID dence shall be your strength. HAUGH s me if you can! I a merry jest! BELLE I'm no angel! WILLIAM HAYLETT 'A few honest men are better than numbers. 'Es JOHN HEY 'Happy-go-lucky and full of fun, pep and ability all in one. STEPHEN HEATON N No legacy is so rich as honesty.' 1 JI VDFW ROBERT HOFFMAN 'Quietness is best.' MARY HEIM 'If she's your friend, she's one of your best friends. 7 jf Bgood and leave the ALBERT HURST 'Skill and confidence are an unconquered enemy. st to heaven. JANICE JANIEC 'It matters not what you are thought to be, but wh you are. at r hmdiw, W W ,S in n -.MU fjfpy 552 iii? ANN JASINSKI Charm makes easy for some what others have to apply force to achieve. K ROBERTA KENYON 'She fear'd no danger, for she knew no sin.' JOHN JENKS 'The reward of one duty is the power to fulfill another. KOIJLER Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. Live, love, laugh and be merry. 'The happiness of the blessed is no fugitive. affbf I Q41 ,Judi Mmm Y THOMAS KREPPENNECK Sometimes I sit and think, other times Ijust sit. TAM aw DENNIS w gy-Ifwa 'Not too serious, not to LL gay, just a good fellow in every way.' HELENA KRZYWDA A good mind possesses a kingdom. U sf fail? KATHLEEN LENHART Diligence is the mother of good tune.' ,gif ff' diff KENNETH MAYER 'Gentlemen prefer blondes . f. I ' PATRICIA MCEWEN Love is a beautiful dream. I LINDA MCCLELLAN 'Steady of heart and stout of hand. THOMAS MCGARRY 'I never met a man I didn't like. I WILLIAM MCCLURG ' 'Eat to please thyself, but dress to please others. ALICE MCNAMARA The best mirror is an old friend., ll ELIZABETH MCCOLLUM Blushing is the color of virtue. CC BARBARA MEISEN BURG 'With will one can do any- thing. K? KATHLEEN MENARD Nothing great was ever achieved without enthu- RICHARD MILLER 'A rolling stone gathers no moss. I siasm. Tv If JOSEPH MONKLEBAAN U No man's knowledge can go beyond his experience. BARBARA MOORE 'A caress is better than a career! LINDA MOXHAM 'Life is my college. May I graduate we ll, and earn some honors. KATHLEEN MOORE 'A thing of impulse and a child of song. SHARON MURAWSKI Great persons are able to do great kindnesses. KATHLEEN NOONAN Gentlemen always seem to remember blondes. U Wfilfng DAVID OLLENBITTLE 'Hold the fort, for I am coming. LAWRENCE PETERS 'Once a gentleman, and always a gentleman. ROBERT O'MALLEY 'The devi1's most devilish when respectable. I 1 v I Rn' 97 RACHEL POLLOW 'The secret to succes is constancy to purpose. EILEEN OSTROWSKI 'As fresh as a daisy. A , V3 I5 ,qlklff ' WU WAYNE PERRY 'It is better to know nothing than to know what ain't so.' Jw X QUWMK PWA R of U Y X W- Bi Q5 7 JAMES POWLEY An artist is a dreamer.' -- --e f5J if J 9' ' 5-9 32 L' '7A L .if X 'mf x - ki! A ' -:X ' v ' . , -537 .Y QANDRA REYNOLDS XJQX 4 Q CC'F1irtation, anenuorrmgni- jw Gif Cffffj out intentionz' K CX f x JOHN RUTHERFORD Reason and calm judge- ment, the qualities espe- cially belonging to a leader. WILLIAM SCOVILLE The passionate love of ought, the burning hate of wrong. K I if ' Wu I ff MARILEE SANTARELLA 'What wisdom can you find that is better than kind- ness.' GREGORY SEAL A conscientious man will never lack words. K4 . n , X , 0 if ff JY qw N, ld J Y W J ELLEN SCHROEDER The way to have a friend is to be one. K In ' 3' LX Q4 5 'She is a perpetual foun- GX tain .of good sense.' :N ELIZABETH SETLOCK 'A pretty face is a great gift of naturez' 7 ROBERT SHERWOOD 'Full of pep, full of fun, liked by each and every- one. jx. J, ff fo e. 1-f ' L ,L- , , W ' I 4 X Q N W TIMOTHY SHERWOOD 'Is life not a hundred times too short for us to bore ourse1ves. J-MK, ,Zio-QQAZUQQ IAM we 1? f 'Lys Eg, at , K AM! ,l ,. f. x , Q- Y 7 -A 'cv ,. , ,lf I . .L ,Vi 3 . . -I , X Q r 1 ff, fl ' ' . X- 1-VL rt J jx I' W5 4 n I I ,j .- V! ,, .f , , J ,vi in lr, A , 1 ,, , I ,I 'A X' - -'-s G7 Lv -' sf.. . 5 DAVID SHIREY A good folly is worth what you pay for it. U TERRANCE SPENCER 'The days that make us happy make us wise. LINDA STANLEY Friendship is constant in all other things. jx., A I 4 f ,.,. , . 1, JULIA SIMMONS 'To be strong is to be happy. KEITH STEBBINS I Too much rest is rust.' RICHARD SMITH 'In Faith and Hope the world may disagree, but all mankind's concern is Char- ity. DAVID STEIN The laughter of man is the contentment of God. If fuffjllfjfff' U Qjfillff ll ,J . lk V X -N N 1. .fl MM N, 11 7' Mo RMK J K ' 1' ' , 1,116 U I tn Iliff DANIEL TERRANO 'He who is determined has half his work done. ' SUSAN WELLER They're only truly great who are truly good. ll I xx KAREN TOKARCHICK RICHARD VOELKER Care rests lightly on his J shou1ders.' .fiiyx N7 , 54 Vs 97 It's a friendly heart that XJ fo- has plenty of friends. Q SUSAN WALL 'Little friends may prove great friends.' JOEL WENDT 'A dreamer of dreamS. DAVID WESTCOTT 'I have often regretted my speech, never my si1ence.' 30 SUSAN WHITE 'A fair exterior is a silent recommenclationf' GLORIA WINTER ROBIN WISNIEWSKI w Q59 'Alw ays a mischievious gleam in her eye.' JAMES WYANT 'No sooner said than so acts your man of PP 'Modesty is often mistaken for secrecy, and silence Smile at 5 for bad temper. ' and the bfi side side to X V LINDA BROWN HERBERT HALES We live and learn. The grass is greener on the other side of the fence.' a Santa Claus. KATHY W 'A th ing of forever. is a joy s the bottle. 4,5- '1- A 'fr ,. L-f '- ' .j 1 A. yt 'E ' Gloria writes 'PLEASE DON'T EAT THE DAISIES. .W Linda sings 'ZME at MY TEDDY BEAR? .- ER , -, i Q32 ii . s J B got some hair. 15 Q Q' 'F 'Ji Q -h ,, ww shy. il 1' WHS 3 SCSI' 'Y a. kv 'lf Q-gpg ' hi x ' 1. .-:W as Blondes more Have a WHA 999 th e road. ' ,awk Got this urge, , , kg, ,, 5 wi' 1 , - J ' s tough qu Mane' we ,P-, - ,V ' V K Greg ' ' - Y - . Xi, 4 N .W Q3 -15' . . f g .. f g, 1i ,X Liz , S6 I - , ' L ' rf' :wiv ,f 1+ M1552 :., , - r N.: M 'M Mk ,ji MM -pw , . - 3 Karen S Cute PROPHECY The year is 1984 and the place Starpoint Central School. It's practically un- changed in appearance since 1966 when our Class graduated. The only changes are that the people who were accustomed to wander the halls, now patrol them. John Rutherford, always in command of the situation, is now the Superintendent of Schools, while Al Lindemuth is Secondary Principal and Dennis Kroll, Elemen- tary Principal. john Jenks is his assistant. We can find Linda Breitenbach teaching Latin students their verbs. Other teachers are: Sue Damerell CSocial Studiesl, Alice McNamara CFrenchJ, Sue Weller CMathD, Nancy Majchrzak CNurseJ, and Kathy Menard CPhysical Educationj. Tom Kreppenneck is the slowest Physical Education teacher ever to bounce a ball. Pat Altemus, always a hard worker, is secretary for the Superintendent. Karen Tokarchick, Marilyn jones, Helene Krzywda, Belle Grobe, and Carol Fiegel are secretaries in the Guidance office of Fred Haugh, Joanne LaPort, and Larry Duscher. The Attendance Officer is Ralph Flack. In the high school office we have other members of the Class of '66: Mary Barraclough, Ann jasinski, Linda McClellan, Diane Beechy, and Kathy Moore-all secretaries. Eileen Ostrowski, Susan Wall, Gloria Winter, Donna Smith, and Janice Janiec are also secretaries in the school. In the Health Office Anita Deuser, Pam Davis, Rachel Pollow, and Mary Heim are curing all of the 'sick' people. The 'uncureables' are sent to school phychi- atrists, Andy Dierken and Dave Stein. The faces of some of the children in the halls look familiar. They look like the children of Robin Wisniewski and Ken Mayer, Dave Downey and Kathy Noonan, Cheryl Krull, and Ann Barcer and Bill Haylett. Any school must be kept clean and Ken Gottstein, jack McCloskey, Wade Bechtel and Robert Hoffman are members of the very important staff that performs this task. Keith Stebbins, head custodian, seems to have found his real place in life. Some of our seniors: Roger Laport, Wayne Perry, Paul Cieluzak, and joe Cap- itumino, got so misty-eyed over the thought of leaving Starpoint that they decided to stay, and are still wandering the halls. Head of the cafeteria staff is Dave Ollenbittle, the famous cook. He is es- pecially famous for his cherry pies. He is assisted by his staff: Ellen Schroeder, Barbara Haylett, Nancy Hendley, Roberta Kenyon, and Marie Koller. The milk for the cafeteria is delivered from the farms of Alan Flack, Dan Krezemien, and Dan Fiegel. Norma Bennett, Dick Goodman, Herbert Hales, and Stephen Heaton drive the buses. We'll now turn the time ahead to early evening. Everyone is there to see the Pendleton Pigskins, that famous football team, play basketball against the faculty with a wrestling exhibit during half time. It seems some of our athletes, Al Hurst, Bill Vesper, Dick Voelker, John Hey, Tim Sherwood, and joe Monkelbaan, couldn't 34 decide what sport to specialize in, so they play football in season and do exhibi- tions in the off season. Chris Barry is their coach. The referee is Pat Cecula, who began her career in the Officials Club at S.C.S. Scorekeeper, Dave Wescott, argues with the referee after every score. The team's cheerleaders are: Joyce Cioch, Sandy Reynolds, Linda Fleming, and Diane Schmelzle. They just couldn't give it up upon graduation, so they still cheer at all the games. Present at the games are some famous members of the Class of '66. Kathy Lenhart, who it is rumored will be the first woman to be nominated for the presi- dency, is now a senator from New York. Greg Seal, an assemblyman in Albany, is famous for holding up all the bills by arguing over them Cas usualj. just returned after ten years of missionary work in darkest Africa are Karen Gabri and Carol Calvert. Also there are the famous artists who made their start drawing pictures for the Startimes and in art: jim Ellis, Anne Hayes, Jim Powley, and Charles Dietz. Miss America and Miss U.S.A. of 1970, Betty Setlock and Sue White, wait until the last minute to make their entrance. The cinema world is represented by Bob Swindler, Sharon Beichner, janet Ellis, Margie johns, and Linda Stanely. The famous dance band, the 'Stars' is headed by that great trumpeter, Dan Terrano, accompanied by Joel Wendt, Tom McGarry, Larry Peters, and Barb Haylett. Singers for this band are Linda Brown, Lyn Labiak, julie Simmons, and Marilee Santerella. Up from Cape Kennedy are scientists, Dick Smith, jim Wyant, and Sally Ger- wig. With them is their manager, Bill McClurg and press agent Bob Sherwood. With them are some of the space pilots for the trip to Mars: Laverne Bowen, Paul Trud- nowski, and Terry Spencer. Barbara Moore, Elizabeth Blackwell, and Kathy Cole- man are the space ship hostesses. As Dan Flore walks by, a noticeable squeek comes from his shoes. Racers Ricky Miller, john Barcer, and Richard Gabrys arrive in the parking lot neck and neck with jeff Collins, Bob Peterson, and Wayne Fronczak. They seem to be mad over being almost beat by amateurs , just before the game starts, Sharon Murawski, who made her first million in stocks after getting tips from her boss, drives up in her fire-red Rolls Royce. She always was the shy type, never showing off. She is accompanied by her private secretaries, Pat McEwen, Corrine Zess, and Lynette Barraclough, and stock con- sultant, Linda Moxham. Her former boss, Gary Freeman, is now her chauffeur. The very last ones to arrive, as always, are Barb Meisenburg, Georgia Bick- ford, and Clip Class. He used to be one of the fastest in the class, but he has a tendency to fall asleep. The game was played hard, but the faculty lost by a score of 100-10. Dave Kalota, Dennis Manning, Korry Kasperzak and Chris Donner rush madly onto the floor to cheer the victors. As the lights dim after a day at Starpoint, the members of the Class of '66 canbe seen slowly drifting homeward. 35 S OU-INS w lb ll! W P NN if 5 ' J x , A 52 ' W f Q Sb ll X x,OFL as W1 T 'T ' Rassao 'V NNIN WW R QMAN Tlq kzv-f A XA! KA-3 M Q 0 5 53 ' X 1 5 . N 'fmmx' 1 S ,L94??,'3TNf' 'C 6 U ' M MOS T -1 - CHSERFWUL ll 'S - iw 9 X fs JE xxx X .A x.. K Q wk Y? 3 X 1, xxx gi K X Y R X Sgwx E W w X? W X X mi N 1? X X .M 1 fs, - Q M 1 X l E+ N W 5 X? ik , ' T V 15 'vi 5 X ' Q 'Air .5 x X N V H 'x ' DERC ,am CLASS OF I96 CLASS OFFICERS: Mr. Corderrnan, Advisor, C. Raming, Pres., G. Duscher, Sec., L. Ma. 50111 Tfeas-, missing: P. Hagan, Vice-Pres. The junior Class successfully opened its Octo- ber activities with an imaginative dance called C'est la Vie . Its setting was Paris with the Arch of Triumph and the Eiffel Tower cleverly designed by the class to set the mood for the occasion. The rest of the school year was busily spent planning skit day, a dance, the Senior Banquet, and the junior-Senior Prom. The Class of '67 assumed many responsibilities and successfully fulfilled them. The Class antici- pates new achievements during the school year 1966- 67. Cl U A 1 I F .:i' N K ,. , , k '-,' fe A . ,M NIAA A li :Jg v,. I: il A. - ' .i-, .,., L. - ., P ., K. - 'P i. an .L Q -' 7' ' r A A in 2 E 77 l A 1 V , V, I P V A ,V i 1 in rr il 1 5:2 w ' i i .i 'X I A 1 . I I ' was . 2- i ii' i ,:., i f :.. E' ' . fi . e .. J ..., . T ji A- . , T' . . .-ff P s. eh at mei: .fr g . .. ' A 5-1 sie -. A 1 fn Pi xi gg, ,4- f-. QW 351 Q. ,S -. I .. EQ Q 8 ., A25 A X R? 11 X1 vw fy WW in , i ,..+Er'? T n r, 1 ft' if K, - gg' , 5 K K 'gr . if Q.: f 4- Row one: A. Ammerman, P. Gates, J. Hollinshead, M. Keller, L. Majchrzak, C. Raming, R. Sisley, C. Stowell, D. Walck. Row two: C. Clark, S. Hasely, P. Liddle, P. Milks, P. Shea, R. Smith, R. Vincent, W. Barraclough, J. Briggs. Row three: J. Carew, C. Domagala, R Hoover, M. Humble, Ki. Leaver, R. Manning, R. McKie, D. Noe, C. Schroeder. Row four: S Smith, A. Strout, L. Becker, M. Daigler, S. Greer, H. Hamilton, K. Kania, C. Pattison, S Simpson. Row five: C. Snyder, T. Allen, P. Barry, D. Brittin, L. Chase, J. Domedion, C Gray, B. Greig, C. Klein. Row six: D. Lynch, E. Pagano, M. VanDusen, K. Wall, C. Bish G. Duscher, E. jeffords, C. Smith, E. Stockwell. 40 eg 5. as-gg. 'gg W Q. , M 7 We anis' if IEE!! ag... 1 -.f..1, , ' .f .. is 1 . f,.f EF A J le 5 K lf -1-EL F . .,. r ,,,, m i, Q K 1 2' SQ. v-.. S '5 C' .. 3,2 .Y 1 ,Q ' .-.Q ,E mf. P.. ag . 5 .. is 25.1. lx. X 5 ' 6' 'E . .. - H 1.4, . 4 ::' W 1 . V. Qb:. ...K f 2, il, .. ,.l ., VV r v. 3 K X ' , his E 3 ,F ., f' 2-.Af if S it R 'Ls' Hs? 2+ .. as f .V Z We T ls. ' ll T Agia' wb A ef.. 'M f ' . We fi. .4 A Row one: B. Hicks, M. Bugenhagen, R. Chaffee, D. DeMaison, S. Ellis, P. Hagan, P. Hurst, S. Koller, W. Pietrykowski. Row two: C. Speck, E. Wasik, L. Boyle, D. Grose, R. Klein, R. Manning, D. Randolph, L. Raskopf, D. Smith. Row three: C. Surage, K. Wilson, D. Beutel, D. Claycomb, D. Derblick, P. Ernest, G. Krasny, H. Shenk, L. Stegner. Row four: R. Webster, M. Flore, D. Genther, H. Kons, L. Mason, C. Moxham, M. Rutherford, E. Smith, M. Swarts. Row five: D. Wisniewski, D. Bougard, J. Calvert, T. Clendening, R. De- Vantier, R. Hirsch, T. Karyus, D. Kroening, R. Miller. Row six: M. Powe, T. Wagner, T. Wetzler, S. Allen, P. Clare, D. Forney, J. Hales, R. Kroll, M. McClurg. Row seven: L. Smith, R. Trottnow, M. Witkop, R. Hillman. 41 .3 K if 'Z A , L 'XL , , ip :gf ' .1 g E: ..-f We . ei CLASS C ASS OF l968 The Class of 1968 completed a very successful year. First, its members exerted vigorous effort in the Student Council magazine drive, and won the much desired first prize. Second,with the Freshman Class, it sponsored the highly successful Halloween Dance Harvest Moon . It completed its social calendar for the year with the well-attended spring dance. OFFICERS: B. Hey, Pres., A. Lash- way, Sec., K. McCollum, Vice-Pres., K. Ger- wig, Trees., Mrs. Berg, Advisor. wi.: ., A 'ia4:ge15qj K K it - 1 i':- ,r eg s . S Q . X 1, f j Q :gi A .. f . Row one: R. Dunn, K. Gerwig, D. Gross, D. Harpham, S. Hill, M. Jarzynski, W. Kam, D. Larkin, D. Lucore. Row two: G. McDonnell, J. Miller, K. Monkelbaan, B. Pagels, M. Pal- miter, S. Paterson, M. Raferty, R. Rose, D. Schasel. Row three: D. Walck, G. Wallace, D. Wilson, D. Danielewicz, D. Carpenter, D. Bird, D. Benzinger, S. Allen, M. Schultz. Row four: H. Westfall, L. Verguson, S. Wiseman, B. Shull, K. Shaw, S. Pittler, L. Moritz, L. Meyers, D. Meiler. Row five: R. Neilson, F. Majchrzak, G. Lute, P. LaRock, M. Kennedy, M. Kamm, N. Hoover, S. Hicks, D. Hanes. Row six: D. Guenther, H. Fritzke, K. Donner, G. Davis, L. Chaffee, L. Bower-man, B. Botens, S. Bartha, M. McDowell. 42 i .W ...fi ' i. Leif n f-int 15 .Eh ws. S : eh 1. 52' 'YE K A, ik. 5 ... , .fix . ,Q 4,11 -fy, pil ' A K ff.-I'v5'x.E 9 fig. 1 ' 5..Q - 39' ,S Y X .. 1 if 9-1 N1 'K '22 its fares' x K .1 j- 3 X . ,.. . , -ggi ' :E Wi SEZ, YE X. 55 is-. . .cl A., sr 2. ,M , nj, 9 - A K 4. - 1. 3+ hui ,W . A 1 - .A gi. ':'! .t f .H z.,-g . N .7 , ,.., I, . , ' - 'fi , ' ,E ii Q 4 get 9 2g..,,f . 3 . . L -bA' S, , V ggi-wiSr ms1fa'e wg. pf: sf .F i . fe 2: I vw EY 'Th is lik . 4 , ., si., ,Q-, - , Y' vi. g e, L, X 'wa E W., K., , ka.: , ug, si. J , . .. , - ., ,SQ ,M V -f ...fi . E. QE , -6 , . Ti , , .Y , ., . Q- T .4 be . E J . .,. I. ,gfp f' was f' 4' . . ,- N . ,f 'ii' M411 H535 '?Y9525? ' A g ' YfI'.3'f' gf '21 '...:, g .'- -II: C. K. R. N. L. Row one: G. Muscato, D. Felton, K. Yarwood, D. Miller, K. Benoit, P. Berry, B. Bush, D. Collins, D. Dunmeyer. Row two: M. Gabrys, E. Janowsky, P. Jenks, A. Kons, E. Lenhart, Lozo, K. McCollum, P. Miller, J. Otto. Row three: M. Pagano, C. Puchlerz, J. Rossi, Segarra, M. Snyder, C. Spencer, J. Webster, B. Wilkins, K. Wall. Row four: P. Wilber, Spencer, I. Spearin, K. Smith, L. Seefeldt, P. Prendergast, L. Ostrowski, S. O'Malley, Miller. Row five: G. McCloskey, A. Lombardo, K. Laubacker, L. Kondrat, B. Humble, Hess, S. Furnace, D. Dierken, R. Clouser. Row six: L. Bennett, E. Behe, M. Prender- gast, J. Putnam, L. Romanowski, D. Simpson, D. Smith, S. Wozniak, M. O'I-Iarrow. Row seven: C. Labuszewskig J. LaRock, J. Mains, J. McEwen, B. Keidel, J. Johnson, S. Har- pham, M. Hagan, S. Goodman. Row eight: D. Felton, B. Dietz, J. Daigler, N. Carman, S. Burngasser, S. Brooks, A. Bamberg, N. Turney, P. Wismen. Row nine: S. Shubert, S. Ran- dolph, C. Peterson, B. Peers, R. Moje, R. Wasik, R. Shamrock, D. Miller, B. Kunning. 4, I . .' 11 , Y.. ,,, .rg A -Q. A X ff 751. 'Q' at v I, , wx P , xl ,I K X R a f C: 'Q m ,. KJ' QF' if 5 ig, 4 X f A J ' 9 ff? sf - I , 'X X711 C N ' A Q., ' 4' 1 - 1 . Z Row one: R. Neubauer, C. Miller, S. Miess, C. Maloney, A. Lashway, B King, R. Kenyon, S. Howard, B. Hey. Row two: P. Hendley, M. Gust, W Fronczak, W. Ernest, D. Deibel, L. Cieluszak, R. Brown, J. Brontmire, C. Bechtel. Row three: T. Bach. 44' CLASS GF I969 The Class of '69 began the year with the annual Freshman-Sophomore dance, the Harvest Moon. The cooperative effort proved to be successful. In the fall, the Freshman won S50 for their ef- forts in the magazine drive. In March the Class put on a dance in which they featured the Hud . As the year came to a close, the Freshmen looked forward to becoming the Sophomore Class for '66-'67. CLASS OFFICERS: Mr. Rotundo, Advisor, J. Hess, Pres., B. Hey, Vice-Pres., C. Hansell, Sec., missing: J. Witkop, Treas. - . ,::'6 , QQ? V I .r 4' 1' r im- , ., g if .V 50... M ,. ,1 V 4 ' f JK' E , .g1 f. l . I QQ - , 3 3. if K. pe . PP-. E4 . . l a a r as , G r ! U AQ, ig. .S I 'ri ff, I x ,Y 1 I' 5-S5 f :' '- I xl- 'lr . x Y - ' ,' ' .r. r Y. : . 'Q 'MF Q L gg 'I A K Q .sa . A I V if r. , fx P S i Auf J if A 2 1- ' i. ' 1' V , u J gs- Qfa.. Q ' . -I ,- A Bi 'Q t .. 5'5- -. ..,- rs K r v 3' 1 x V .3 . 1- I - P356 , 1:12 VHGJ., f .rp if 33 Ez 'I f f ffaimlfgfff. 'f ffigsff gs I S Q . , .. V ,, . . S- 'jaw' r :r , ., N -4' s X if A , Row one: S. Baker, W. Bayles, J. Domagala, C. Elberti, N. Freeman, D. Gately, K. Greer, M. Haugh, J. I-Ieim. Row two: C. Hill, G. Haller, D. Johns, E. Johnson, S. Kennedy, R. Kruegar, R. Lozo, A. Manning. Row three: C. McNamara, H. Moje, D. Powley, D. Rupert, D. Santerella, G. Schlitzer, C. Scoville, S. Sculer, J. Shaw. Row four: K. Smith, L. Smith, I. Stowell, D. Strout, F. Snyder, C. Taggesell, D. Winters, B. Woodcock, S. Zimmerman. Row five: S. Bach, D. Beiter, K. Burngasser, D. Chaffee, D. Deibel, M. Dyrda, C. Fergu- son, D. Gill, P. Heterbry. Row six: R. Klein, K. Kalota, D. Lechner, J. Leising, F. Marot- ta, R. Pete, D. Olds, J. Pittler, J. Mayer. 45 'f fl 4 ii I 1, 4' Q .L. mf- r -. 'if' X is S if eor.. to .g ,af. : .1u:fi L J W ,E .Ll ' iff' ' ' 3 J . J , : ' 16 lj L L, Vito? 7 7 2 ' X S . , , 4 'T I r J - Eaiygg ' r 3 Q - ' ' J' I . , ' .U Q ' 6? 'if' 1' ,fl - Mig, ' was I f ' qi i f 4' - gif! . Y ,IGV ' I lf IL af I ' '- . . :Sv ' V J l 4 We E. - J... ' M we ' .aa if bw A Q ,, 1 xr'YF':i : , 'if 'fi-' ' 2' ' ' . 'BF li v - rfbllfgxf VER ,J Row one: D. Sabella, D. Schlager, B. Shull, H. Stockwell, C. Szczygiel, R. Washbon, D. Werth, P. Wiltberger, S. Ziembo. Row two: M. Abrams, J. Beaser, J. Belling, K. Brittin, D. Cottrell, E. Doak, R. Dysard,E. Felschow, M. Gabri. Row three: N. Harvey, D. Karyus, E. Labiak, D. Larking, J. Lasal, P. McDonnell, J. Miller, B. Mumau, D. Pokelwaldt. Row four! G. Rafferty, E. Wisniewski, E. Wadell, L. Rinker, D. Seymour, P. Sobczyk, S. Stahl, D. Stump, M. Wokoski. Row five: M. Amidon, S. Benoit, S. Burbidge, J. Cecula, J. Doeh- ring, R. Fitzrandolph, C. Hansell, D. Heaton, J. Hess. Row six: P. Keller, L. Kitcho, K. Kons, S. Luckman, R. Menard, D. Nasca, C. Paul, M. Powe, S. Sabella. Row seven: B Sherwood, C. Shugarts, L. Wendt, T. Wright, K. Barraclough, R. Bartz, G. Bowen, B. Cole J. Dietz. Row eight: V. French, E. Hamilton, L. Herb, J. Kam, K. Kasprzak, B. Kuchinski, C. Kushel, M. Lewis, Z. McCollum. Row nine: D. Mekosai, C. Moore, R. Moyer, F. Otto, D. Puchlerz, S. Reeves, M. Schwindler, D. Smolinski, S. Spencer. IV 'lx C:,-Elv ' P maze, w Li , 3 . ef y I aw W i wt . -me... .. Qgf I Hsin? wx- sgg. . . s , 'M T' ti Q .a- ...-: -. wi, wi nw f 1 J E E ,-f: mf. f f 5 Eq K E ., ,,.. Q E if f' f :E -u l Q.. ' L -f f eee 2, E357 .Sf 1 KLL r A llee A ' ' Row one: G. Wilkins, J. Witkop, D. Gallahue, D. Fillman, C. Ebert, M. Dyer, D. Demster, J. Connor, M. Case. Row two: G. Brontmire, A. Ro- senbeck, S. Pollock, J. Roseman, R. Scott, P. Shubert, G. Speck, j. Stanley, K. Wyant, J. Wallace. Row three: A. Maida, G. Lashway, K. Lange, D. Miller, B. McMichael, R. Page, F. Olds, S. Pitt, L. Pitt. Row four: D. Kimberly, K. Keidel, S. Huntington, B. Hey, S. Hayes, D. Gallahue. REMEMBER WHEN????? Q M , f dx: Mass.. .K U c l x P ., as ,- -N S 47 CLASS OF I9 O The Class of 1970 sponsored a very exciting dance for the junior high students early in the school year. The Christmas season was especially jolly and colorful with many special displays in F wing. The experiences in the junior high proved every bit as exciting as the Class members had anticipated as elementary students. CLASS OFFICERS: M. Lynch, Treas., N. Gerwig, Sec., Mr. Donnelly, Advisor, A. Choate, Pres., missing: N. Pickles, Vice- Pres. 4 ' :, , Y. . K' 3 A T W' 2 ef ft- ,S 1 3 . Uk . . 'st if 8 . ,Jus . , 4, -I em : r I 37 n? 1rfL.! ff lx 1' . .AA .-f -. s 'gf K C fa. .4-'.. -I :. if fy Y V5 A j i my A ' T a W M it 'Z tg '- ' - .,I. . L f f f i i . ' ESE' U its L V j .. fs'ifl5:L Q-X 3' ag' 'N I , , 1 U ,,- , T - I 7. ' I are Z ' lx .. s fi... f.gg ,,gf -rj, ' 1 ' .514 2 lsi - A :l2 if'..:'ff's i s Row one: D. Daigler, R. Hales, D. Hanes, I. Hartman, G. Kitcho, R. Kopp, J. Losi, S. Prendergast, C. Richardson. Row two: D. Sherwood, R. Smith, B. Weiheimer,C. Zieklinski, K. Cecula, L. Eggert, R. Greig, D. House, B. Marotta. Row three: S. McDowell, D. Meyers, B. Verost, W. Webster, S. Wendt, M. Yakien, D. Covey, W. Becker, J. Kania. Row four: D. Annalora, K. Sullivan, T. Simmons, S. Rosseau, N. Rose, D. Olds, M. Lynch, L. Long- acre, C. Ippolito. Row five: D. Moyer,R. Moore, D. Shoen, N. Caro1,R. Yarwood, G. Smith, D. Gensler, J. Clouser, P. Hodgkinson. Row six: K. May, D. Kimberly, R. Wilbur, C. Mil- ler, D. Zastrow, L. Rymal, D. Stemper, J. Wrazin, P. Burch. . . iff MF K. - , Q N Ye x r S' ' me 1 s . W' . X fx .J . si ah iv . I . , ' sw : ' J :W Y. it ,., .J 9 N '.. .Riff .mit U ii 5 ess 5 . 'fffff -Q ,- l - . .,.. J b , 3 N X3 Z Q Q X is ft NRE ,Q is W fl: . K .S -1 Q9 D , x x Q X . , -N . ...fe X N SN .ga . ff! . . 3 2 393 V 5 I 1.., . v- zssgf-1 5 x ., E Q ' ' NX f Q lr 2 we sk s. so E. 1 XP . .. r, . Q? X H1 Wx.: X321 , ,ww ., S' ., sis' Q ,f ,I A .ss f , QU x, Q X xv fav .1 , vi WS 5 ., ,JA J! ez 5 sf f - Q. w ,w:,.. . .L-.4 5 A 1 t,m.,fw,:,1ff - f - X I n Q , s. A . 20- V w f 4 P r -4 A' YF-X ' Sw X X w. 3 we We 'li Row one! R. Curtis, E. Dysard, L. Hennebohl, D. Meyers, M. Keuning, M. Smith, R. Whit- acre, B. Thompson, R. Christian. Row two: L. Boehnke, C. Heppner, S. Ernest, A. Kelsch, K. Jones, K. Herb,D. Mekoski, D. Stankovich, A. Hayes. Row three: D. Fenze1,A. Choate M. Shukwit, J. Scales, R. Mehls, M. Maloney, P. Krzemien, G. Krantz, R. Pearce. Row four: L. Miller, J. Anderson, B. Billingsley, B. Faatz, B. Bulka, K. Lashway, D. Koithan, W. Hill, C. Doak. Row five: S. Hansel, N. Ge:-wig, R. Lindemuth, C. Kam, S. Sasinski, G. Tremblay, K. Spearin, I. Zilm, A. Menard. Row six: C. McCaa, K. Neubauer, M. Mitchell, L. Pogarzala, S. Otto, D. Bartha, S. Allen, G. Witt, D. Wendt. Row seven: W. Segarra, J. Scalon, G. Putnam, T. Monkelbaan, M. Manning, E. Kriewaldt, P. Heterby, J. Gensler, S. Polding. Row eight: C. Miller, V. McClellan, N. Lee, H. Humble, P. Forth, J. Emigh, F. Duscherer, S. Berube, S. Wedeman. Row nine:B . Stowell, S. Segar, C. Potts, D. Longacre, L. LaPort, V. Kerr, P. Keller, L. Brauer, M. Guth. D .. 1 i id' rl i k ff s Q:-: .S f I ,, 1 x 'I . .... .X A , Q S E NSA 'wif' if P giigmy kR .Ne ,. W, X 'e .. ' L' QR Q. .fx X.. fxw .. A . ..:,, L Zi? xg: ?i ,A X S fn 3 S2 fin 5 Q ,,,.' HN 5. xr - R -, 1 R ' . r - ... 1 sf. sf . is A .Q .. . A-.Q I .. fwf , -f i - W gy' -f . T . , , A , f , . 'Q W gil ' X Row one: M. Dobay, C. Cummings, S. Caylor, j. Carl- stedt, M. Wittlinger, J. Vogt, G. Swisher, G. Smith, M. Phillips. Row two: M. Westcott, D. Wex-th, L. Sorg, K. Rocklein, H. Roberts, R. Reynolds, M. Miller, M. Meisenburg, P. Lotz. Starpoint's First Student Counci Officers 50 C ASS OF I9 I l Displaying its usual enthusiasm, the Class of 1971 won a prize in the magazine drive. The Class was very pleased with its first year in the junior high, and looks forward to the year 1966-67 with a great deal of eager anticipation. CLASS OFFICERS: G. Swarts, Vice-Pres., F. Malieswicz, Treas., K. Carlisle, Pres., L. Lynch, Sec., Mr. Cole, Advisor. fi-13.13, . .' - . ..F ' .JMS .,'-: 1 .,. 31 .. as .eit Elk, .rm ,E . S f ff ff ft ti, qs rs S rp 'Eu it-HE? t 9 . ... I 1 1 S S T' F52 .. f ' i .': ---vf ' ' , ,K K I x NL g A . ,. .fy It 'ES' V, , - on . C Row one: M. Donner, R. Shull, P. Hopkins, F. Maliszewski, M. Kamm,D. Leffler, D. White, R. Sorg, K. Keidel, Row two: D. Wilkins, R. Boehnke, C. Danielewicz,R. Fowler, S. Stock- well, j. Westcott, P. Crowe, D. Dunmyer, J. Froll. Row three: M. Kelsch, K. Mason, L. LaRock, M. Lichorobiec, L. McNeely, D. Noe, N. Wiseman, D. Walters, J. Stockwell. Row four: M. Keith, S. Abrams, F. Smith, C. Allen, j. Laubacker, T. Reinard, D. Lemley, R. Grose, J. Wilson. Row five: D. Stopa, E. Gaybrys, M. Mittelsteade, M. Hodgeson, L. Pok- elwaldt,C. janik, R. Hamilton, W. Habschied, D. Flack. Row six: J. Craft,E. Barraclough, A. Barcer, S. Wright, L. Woodin, S. Walker, C. Taylor, H. Sherry, J. Shamrock. 51 , LE? I R 1 ' 1 E ' S 9245 . . ., 1, 2 J 'L .,-. An V . 4 ',fA , 1 545' ' ' ' ' ff. is ' . 5' 'fvt dh :N 'ji 4 f? :- 'A 'V CE ' I A -x A - A .. if-17' si 1 f -2 -W . -- .B vii J M422 .-I b f ' 7 s , 53:-3 vw N I in X I H x-ii? ,- '9' , is . Y - gif' . I P ' ' if A.. ' 5 G H' -, ,J I . 1.1, B U M I gf., f at .L it we - - ff' .gr ff w ' Q '7 'K G - , 45 T - if 13 fp , game? Q 'Q f ,-1 I :L L L Q A M M - . 'ff' 1 M ' - V ' A 4 . 'H 1':' M 2' . . .ll ., . Es, , .- 'Y--NH - ! 3. .. 41. i f g -gn., QL Atv W 1 , .53 , ai. -, 1 .. ,lr A Q wy . -Q A ,I 0:15-:',. ' if -so C T H-. km -. If lrsfffff .V i -f j ' + ', S52 - 43:2 ' . M. - i-i. , - . f'l'i'- . .g, ' Nxx. Ish' I ,gg ' fi V.. ' B R 2 M I 6. 1.5 tx A .V 3 - 11, V . ni ., EQ- , f , 1 K nl: 1, W 1 . io if VE. A . X J 1 'filiit ii' sf it f?'A, V, fg. L dw. ,V 4 . 5, L X 1+-' 7 . , f' IIIUW ' , ' fffif' . Hi ,.'!.L.' . i 4 Q mf'ff'fi. .wi-fi. - if ' Row one: B. Rogers, S. Sasse, C. Powley, C. D. Luckman, P. Konrad. Row two: R. Keever, lap, D. Doehring, S. Davis, R. Carew, L. Bo Paul, j. Pagels, B. Pittler, E. Hagan, C. Day Pickett, M. Otto, B. McNamara, D. Moyer, L. Hopkins, R. Gately, D. Eggert, R. Dun- one. Row three: N. Bish, K. Aikenhead, C , R. Fifield, D. Larkin. Row four: B. Stanly, , T. LaPort, D. Ebert, D. Vogt, R. Bayles Row five: M. Seymout, G. Pashong, V. Ziernbo, B. Snyder, M. Forth, L. McCollum, R. Hart- Roberts, B. Bishop, S. Kelly, D. Miller, j. Rose, J. Shaber,D. Lute, M. Majka. Row seven: E. Kennedy, C. Krull, D. Hood, K. Kenne S. Au 1'a ' D. A11 T ' ' ' gu 1 rio, an, . Wilson, L. Kot, G. Derblick. Row eight: R. Schroeder, W. john- son, R. Palmer, W. Raskopf, J. Rose, C. Hartman, D. Flack, nine: C. Powley, J. Burbidge, D. Turney, D. Francisco, J. Bayer, T. Rossi, S. Huebsch, D. Sherwood, L. Lynch. J. Tetrault, L. Amidon, B. Covey, G. Kitcho man, S. Hicks, D. Craft. Row six: R. Burg, N. M. Hayes, D. Carpenter. Row 1 my is, X fjiil g, nf' Hr Q ? 2 ' if .P be A i' Q.2AQ - A A , 'Q f 'ff : ' e 4 'A' .E PECIAL C ASS Zz ' Row one: A. Brumbaugh, A. Penwright, D. Mumua, S. Mayer, S. Laselle, T. Miller, V. Wasik, S. Clare, L. Perry. Row two: P. Hasely, G. Albert, D. Altrogge, D. Berry, M Berube, J. Billingsley, S. Britain, C. Byer, D. Carlisle. Row three: S. Clare, K. Confer, R. Cressman, P. Dean, C. Deuser, R. Papke, P. Dydra, D. Freirt, S. Gibbon. Row four: K. Goodrich, J. Kams, M. Janowsky, B. Kroening, N. Kam, D. May, A. McMichael, K. McMor- ris, D. Mislin. Row five: N. Monkelbaau, M. Zuch, P. Schlager, B. Carman, D. Gailie, P. Grimm, T. Ferguson, J. Nugent, M. Duscherer. Row six: E. Herb, K. Doak, J. Voelker, J. Gates, P. Rutty, B. Putnam, L. Pittler, P. Woodcock, J. Berry. Row seven: I. Molnar, D. Kaminski, W. Sweet, P. Brant, T. Ippilito, P. McHugh, D. I-Iasely, D. Longacre, D. Lorish. Special Class: S. Smith, M. Wall, W. Laubacker, A. Bach. ii if L-'fy .Y x ', JXP 1 v hut' i 15 K2 f 2, 'sill W W ,. A V W . A' x M Q-,K I ' 1 aw' hx-X V 3 - 17 .H in hya- kf! 2 Q , 4 t ! 1 f 6 1 LK5 N' v W f 4 ' Q 2. 5 Mg, ,,f:. Wx, ff ,Q ml, -GC 'KWLM . Q if ab 3 NA Q ww ,M W mf-? 1-1 5 4 Y w . ' '15 t 8 :U H 1 Y 1 3? A 5. .I I 3 g . fi? 4, KE? Q 1 R 51,35 ,, S i E ' :if ,M 5 id' Y 9 if 5 X-i zz 1 if V , :Y di wig-G Lin YSL QL., s K l Gig, ' Q35 H' .5 f 15: ig f gf 3-' TF U' ' i 311 .E V ii PSS, if , , ,J QM -- A Q 'Naam i K' 1 f i Q Tit? fi ll ks 3 2 -:Q , -iijiff H Q- ' f-- SPQRTS l I Vx W' 1 H.. W w i i Q ' ,W- 1 El gm! Flve Seconds Away The most successful football team is Starpoint's history came within give seconds of winning the Ni- agara-Orleans League Cham- pionship. A long pass in the waning seconds of the Akron game gave thema 7-0 victory and enabled them to win the championship with a 6-0-1 record. Starpoint finished with a 6-1-0 mark. Even though we weren't champi- ons, we played like we were, outscoring our opponents 90-39. FOOTBALL - I966 Row one: J. Hey, G. Seal, J. Jenks. Row two: D. Voelker, A. Hurst. SENIOR LETTERMEN Row one: B. O'Malley, A. Lindemuth. Row two: J. Monkelbaan, T, Sherwood. 56 Near Perfect Record Starpoint Opponent 14 Barker 13 18 Newfane 6 0 Akron 7 13 Wilson 7 19 Medina 6 20 Roy-Hart 0 6 Albion O Niagara-Orleans League 2nd Place OUR LEADERS Coach Baum, Coach Himes, Co- Captain A1 Hurst, Co-Captain Bob O'Ma11ey, Manager Rick Menard. Our All-League Honor Team Selections The passing arm of A1 Hurst led many a drive down the field. A1 was an A11 Ni- agara-Orleans League Honor Team selection. Joe Monke1baan's drive and power often gave him extra yardage. joe, the lead- ing ground gainer, is shown here gaining 12 yards against Wilson. joe was an A11 Ni- agara-Orleans League Honor Team selection. 57 RETLIRNING SQUADM EN Row one: J. Otto, B. Si j Hol ' ' gan Wag M. Those Boys Who Played Their Last Game SENICDR SQUADMEN 58 Row one: j. Ellis, D. Scales, J. Monkelbaan, A. Dierken, D. Voelker, R. Smith, D. Kroll, B. O'Malley. Row two: J. jenks,C. Class, P. Barry,j. Rutherford, T. Sherwood,K. Mayer, D. Terrano, J. Hey, B. Vesper, A. Hurst, A. Lindemuth, T. Kreppenneck, B. Sherwood. john Hey Al Hurst john Jenks Chris Barry A1 Hurst john Ru therford jim Ellis john Hey Al Hurst Tom Kreppenneck Clip Class joe Hey Andy Dierken SENIOR LETTERMEN Football l965 Al Lindemuth Joe Monkelbaan Bob O'Mal1ey Cross Country l965 Clip Class Ken Mayer Basketball l965-l966 Greg Seal Tim Sherwood Wrestling 1965-1966 joe Monkelbaan Baseball l965 Al Lmdemuth John Rutherford Track l965 Dennis Kroll Ken Mayer Tennis l965 Bob Sherwood Dick Smith 59 Greg Seal Tim Sherwood Dick Voe lker Dan Terrano Dan Terrano Bill Vesper Bob O'Mal1ey, Mgr. Don Scales Greg Seal Tim Sherwood joe Monkelbaan Bob O'Malley Dan Terrano CROSS COUNTRY - I965 SECTIONAL CHAMPS The Sectionals at Elma Meadows- The 1965 Starpoint harriers kept pace with the great cross-country teams of the past. The varsity team extended its win streak to 60 meets, while winning their fifth straight Niagara-Orleans League title, and their third straight Sec- tion VI Class A Championship. The only dark spot of the season was the narrow defeat by Class B school, Silver Creek, in the Class A B C finals at Elma Meadows. This kept the team from participating in the Intersec- tionals at Bear Mountain State Park. Ken Mayer and Clip Class did an outstanding job for the Spartans, finish- ing one and two in every League race and All League race. In the sectionals Mayer finished first and Class sixthg and in the Intersectionals Mayer finished Sth and Class 64th. During the season Mayer set records of 10:47 for 2.1 miles at Roy-Hart and 10:40 for 2.1 miles at Barker. LEAGUE lst PLACE SECTIONALS lst PLACE CLASS A B C 2nd PLACE A Picture of Victory and Defeat Special tribute goes to the B squad which has never been beaten. It extended its win streak to 29. SCO R E S LEAGUE MEETS STARPOINT OPPONENTS 17 ROY-HART 42 15 NEWFANE 50 18 BARKER 45 16 WILSON 47 15 ALBION 50 17 AKRON 44 21 MEDINA 39 ALL-LEAGUE RUN SECTION VI CLASS A STARPOINT 39 STARPOINT 87 MEDINA 59 EDEN 121 ROY-HART 64 FREDONIA 141 AKRON 81 ROY-HART 158 BARKER 139 AKRON 167 ALBION 169 CHEEKTOWAGA 229 WILSON 178 SOUTHWESTERN 236 NEWFANE 202 SPRINGVILLE ALDEN k 60 GRAND ISLAND -- A YEAR TO WIN Net Much Height, Not Much Speed, But Shooting, Hustle, And Much Desire 62 C Stowell, T. Sherwood, J. Rutherford, M. Keller, M. Schultz, B. Bush, R. Brown, D. Sherwood, D. Terrano A Hurst B. Vesper, P. Ernest, C. Raming. Center: B. Sisley, Mgr., Coach Baum. The 1965-66 Spartan Basketball team was the first basketball team in the school's history to gain a sectional play-off berth. By finishing the season with a 9-5 record, and in third place, the Spartans gained the bid. In the play-off we lost a hard-fought battle to our.ECIC League foe Alden. The season was one marked by triumphs and disappointments. After beating league-leading Wilson, the Spartans had the chance of gaining the league cham- pionship with two games remainingg however, defeat eliminated the possibility. On the bright side, the team established a new season total for points-1167. As for individuals, Bill Vesper established the following school records: Career Field Goal Percentage 8372 on five of six shots, John Rutherford actually estab- lished the season Field Goal Percentage with 4921. However, this was on fewer shots than Vesper. Tim Sherwood set the following school marks: Free Throw Percentage in one game seven of seven for 10076 and the 'season Free Throw Per- centage record with twenty-one of twenty-five for 8071. Much progress was made this year with our six seniors: Al Hurst, Dan Ter- rano, Bill Vesper, Tim Sherwood, john Rutherford, and Greg Seal. They will be greatly missed. Coach Baum used the bench strength, provided by capable juniors, effectively. With the return of many experienced players hopes are high for next year. 63 OUR SENIQRS 64 Row one: J. Beaser, Z. McCollum, J. Ellis, J. Pittler, D. Scales, B. Greig, P. Berry, T. Allen, T. Class, M. Case, B. Hey, Manager. Row two: P. Hurst, T. McGarry, J. Jenks, H, Shenk, J. Hey, D. Walck, E. Hamilton, W. Barraclough, B. Manning, J. Lute. Row three: J Daigler, B. O'Malley, J. Wyant, L. Duscher, J. Calvert, B. Neilson, C. Class, M, Bugen- hagen, B. Shull, J. Otto, D. Hodgekinson, S. Smith, J. Monkelbaan, P. Hagan. Not present: D. Yendes, M. Hagan, Manager. As the 1965-66 wrestling season closed, the Spartans had extended their unbeaten streak to 20 straight. While in the process of outscoring the opposition 638 points to 112 and pinning 121 out of 168 opponents, the team won first place in the Niagara-Orleans Wrestling League. Jim Ellis, John Hey, Bob Manning, Tim Allen, and Phil Hurst were undefeated while Mark Case, Pat Ha- gan, Don Scales, Joe Monkelbaan, Harold Shenk, and Dan Yendes suffered only a single loss. Besides the regular competition, Starpoint was invited to the Maryvale Tournament to wres- tle against Maryvale, Tonawanda, and Orchard Park. Although Starpoint was by far the smallest school competing, our balanced team took the championship and one first place, with Jim Ellis winning the 115 lb. trophy. At the N.Y.S. Section VI Class A Wrestling Sectionals, the Spartans showed tremendous bal- ance by gaining 2 thirds, 4 seconds, and 2 firsts to tie for first place. Phil Hurst and Dan Yendes came in third. Mark Case, Don Scales, Bob Man- ning and Joe Monkelbaan secured second. The two first place winners were the co-captains, John Hey and Jim Ellis. John Hey and Jim Ellis went to the Western New York wrestle-offs. Both ended their four year high school wrestling careers by placing second in all of Western New York in their re- spective weight classes. This undefeated wrestling squad was led by Mr. David Sylves. Under his guidance the Spar- tans grew into a powerful, balanced team and re- corded the best season of wrestling. f , ffl' f F A 7- 35 32,1 I ffl. EN , F 32 J ,v J, f , .JW . 1 5 my gf I ' s, 6 ,3fs '. ik 'Q WH ' '1 5 sf 5 QW t5XxLl.,:, .Q d,,...v 'XWV M.. ff krrkk -X pf- -. .- , . .Lv V?-Zffff -wb., Q Mg. .x it bi, if 1ALt ,ff 5. , a' ifff H' . ' - 9 - aff? - i v I 145 . . 4. , ff . K f an Q -,A ff 3 0 -QQ A Q u WRX, M,-t fn wwf I l965 VARSITY BASEBALL Row one: Mr. Edgar, Coach, T. Kuschel. Row two: J. jenks,j. Walck, J. Leaver, M. Keller, K. Fitzrandolph, Manager. Row three: P. Bamburg, R. Burg, T. Kreppenneck, F. Bratek, T. Sherwood, J. Rutherford, A. Lindemuth, A. Hurst, G. Seal. SECOND HALF COMEBACK VARSITY SCORES After a slow start, the 1965 Varsity baseball team came back with three victories in their last four games, losing only a no-hitter to Wilson during the victory stretch. The predominately junior ladened team started six juniors at key positions, while two seniors, Jerry Walck and jack Leaver held outfield positions, and sophomore Mike Keller played first base. A tremendous nucleus will be back for the 1966 season. Returning are seniors Al Hurst, catcher and Tim Sherwood, pitcher, Tom Kreppenneck, second, John Rutherford, shortstop, Greg Seal, third, and Al Lindemuth, outfield. Mike Keller will return at first base. J.V. BASEBALL of SCORES STARPOINT OPPONENT 2 BARKER 3 1 AKRON 6 0 N-W 19 3 WILSON 22 8 MEDINA 1 0 ALBION 19 2 ROY-HART 22 3 GRAND ISLAND 13 16 NEWFANE 4 3 WILSON 12 12 NEWFANE 11 68 STARPOINT OPPONENT 5 BARKER 2 O AKRON 3 0 N-2 9 0 WILSON 3 2 MEDINA 13 0 ALBION 1 5 ROY-HART 4 8 GRAND ISLAND 9 9 NEWFANE 1 3 WILSON 4 7 N EWFANE 1 Row one: M. McDowell, D. Walck, G. Davis, J. Coleman, T. Wagner, C. Raming, L. Ostrowski, R. Lembke, L. Lute. Row two: K. Gailie, Manager, M. Davis, M. Kitcho, G. Galle, D. Schasel, C. Speck, M. Schultz, B. Bug- enhagen, W. Fillman, T. Pitt, J. Reeb, S. Pattison, A. McCollum, A. Man- ning, Manager, Mr. Scuito, Coach. TRACK I 1965 Front: D. Kroll, K. Dietz. Row one: J. Gates, L. Chase, B. Greig, D. Scales, S. Koller, B. Keidel, J, Monkelbaan, C. Barry, C. Lozo, B. O'Malley, T. Allen. Row two: H. Shenk, J. Hey, M. Powe, J. Otto, C. Class, B. Moje, P. Barry, K. Mayer, L. Stegner, B. Spencer, R. McKeen, S. O'Mal1ey, D. Sherwood, B. Bush, Coach Patterson, Coach Horn. SCORES STARPOINT OPPONENT 69M ROY-HART 72M ALBION 17 98 NEWFANE 33 BARKER 28 51 N-W 64 MEDINA 44 STARPOINT OPPONENT 55 1X2 WILSON 71 1f2 AKRON 32 59 ROY-HART 68 75 2X3 DEVEAUX 33 1X3 COUNTY 5th SECTIONALS 11th STARPOINT OPPONENT 32 ALBION 38 31 SWEET HOME 41 33 MEDINA 40 43 AKRON 54 51 SWEET HOME 58 60 GRAND ISLAND 43 19 NEWFANE 46 26 BARKER 38 31 WILSON 33 32 ROY HART 26 40 GRAND ISLAND 48 30 AKRON 33 21 ALBION 19 22 NEWFANE 38 60 BARKER 21 28 WILSON 43 34 ROY HART 26 27 MEDINA 38 , pert, I. Stowell. Row two: A. Manning, M. Lewis,T. Miller , J. Doehring. Row three: D. Nasca, F. Otto, B. Zabel, K I Brittin, A. Newbold. Row four: R. Scott, B. Spencer. 69 1 Row one: G. Billingsley, R. Menard, Manager, Coach Rup- TENNIS - l965 Row one: Coach Weigert, M. Wagner. Row two: P. Barry, R. Smith, J. Daniels, A. Dierken, J. Wilson, D. Dierken, G. Billingsley, Manager. Row three: R. Sherwood, G. Altrogge, D. Rau, T. Thompson, D. Terrano, J. Powley, C. Klein, K. Yarwood. LATE SEASON SU RGE The Starpoint tennis team turned what looked to be a poor season into a success by winning five out of their last six matches. Senior Mike Wagner led the charge with a perfect 10-0 record and Freshman Paul TENNIS SCORES Berry was 8-2. The team finished with a 6-4 record. Three of these defeats were by 3-2 margins. A couple of 3 breaks could have made the difference. J.V. FOOTBALL SCORES STARPOIN T OPPONENT 12 BARKER 0 14 NEW FANE 0 14 AKRON 19 7 WILSON 13 0 MEDINA 26 0 ROY-HART 29 6 ALBION 39 STARPOINT OPPONENT 2 ALBION 3 5 AKRON 0 2 MEDINA 3 1 WILSON 4 ROY-HART ALBION 4 AKRON 3 MEDINA 2 WILSON 3 ROY-HART Row one: G. Billingsley, G. Zabel, M. Hagen, B. Hey, J, Wallace, K. Gailie, T. Class, C. Ferguson, Coach Scuito. Row two: B. Washbon, D. Gallahue, F. Otto, J. Doehring, A. Manning, B. Woodcock, G. Wallace, B. Neilson, R. Men- ard, Manager. Row three: J. Cecula, N. Harvey, D. Nasca, T. Miller, A. Hamilton, R. Scott, B. King, B. Schull, L. Pack, D. Gately. 70 GIRLS SENIOR HIGH INTRAMURALS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL ACTIVITIES VARSITY BASKETBALL Seated Row one: M. Wxtkop, D. Schmelzle. Seated Row two: M. Koller, Mrs. johannsen, K. Gabri. Standing: L. Fleming, K. Menaro, J Seated Row one: L. Hess, J. Deitz, S. Randolph. Seated Row two: L. Meyers, Mrs. Johannsen. Standing: E. Janowsky, S. Pitt, M. Gabri. 71 U H INTRAMLIRAL NIOR IGH S VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Joyce Cioch, captain Row one: S. Reynolds, R. Wisniewski. Row two: J. Cioch, K. Menard, S Weller, D. Schmelzle, K. Gabri. 'es is A 1 S : ' ' . V, ze 1 1 ' Mx JuNloR Q 1M g VARSITY In A CHEERLEADERS Row one: J. Hess, 1. Witkop, K. Segarra, L. Hards. Row two: K.. Monkelbaan, E. Janowsky, S. O'Ma11ey, D. Wilson. 72 MAJORETTES Kneeling: L. Pitt, S. Pitt. Standing: F. Majchrzak, L. RaSCOff, S. Allen, N. Majchr- zak. TWIRLERS Kneeling: R. Hamilton, P. Pokewaldt, j. Meyers, S. Wall. Standing: N. Monkelbaan, D . Pokewa ldt. Row one: P. Cecula, K. Gabri, M. Heim, D. Schmelzle, E. Schroeder, K. Menard, L. Fleming,S. Reynolds, M. Koller. Row two: S. Hannel, S. Sasse, S. Wall, K. Cecula, L. Pitt, G. Duscher, K. Donner, A. Lashway, S. Pitt. Row three: C. Kam, N. Kam, A. Kons, L. Verguson, S. Bartha, B. Green- away, S. Randolph, K. Monkelbaan. Row four: P. C1are,j. Wendt, P. Forth, S. Berube, L. Hess, L. Meyers, K. Wall, S. Powley. Row five: J. Dietz, K. Mason, J. Hess, B. Hey, K. Damerell, M. Gabri, M. Strout, L. LaRock. 73 GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION :Jw a,. i 1 K W: QP ' h N wg x wvvwnavefw X If f 2 , 5 ' E 2 5, f 'Fix Q 2 5 1 2 - X fi Q f 5 W? 2 5' J , W , 5 Q S, .. 'Q , ., Y L K 'wi ' ' - f ' L Ji A - 5 A fi ,M 1 ' L. X -- -' . AJ 1 S K 5 ' ' L , ' W f 1 wr Q , ,N . ex 1. 4 ,. A., , X L A 1, my . wx Y, .gy .x.s,n,,s , Y ' X, X 'nw V .L , '5 ' A M sv A K ,. N Mg , , , 1 . . ' 6 4 I V msgs? 'M ,W if ..,,.. f ' ' ' ' mg 1 1 f 4 1 :P .XA A it E ' xy 'QQ V Q 'ei W S Q X ' ,, W M : ' ii' 4 Q K' f 3 4 I Q 41 ft 2 X ' , Z' Q5 ,W ya ,X li if - wt K ' , K 0 w 4 W1 ,z,, Qi ,W Q wk 1 :ww WW'1Sivimww,wwWg,,,N x X, L ., X W .W w fhikvr iii 'rw-:SL A 'QQ , 3 ,. .Q . ,hw , L,:L Mmivm., Q A . M,-, . :p 1, . - N V54 Q3 T w A W1 ff :V W Afg 5 um 11 A W- ' 3? ROCKET CLUB JUNIOR RED CROSS Row one: T. Wright, S. Hayes. Row two: C. Domagala, J. Domagala, Mr. Kloss, Advisor, J. Beaser. Row three: A. Ammerman, D. Shirey. SOCIAL DANCE Row one: B. Greenaway, S. Randolph, K Monkelbaan, A. Lashway, M. Heim. Row two L. Conrad, B. Hey, K. Damerell, M. Faatz Row three: B. Woodcock, B. Hey, E. Hamil- ton. YEARBOOK STAFF D. Schmelzle, Layout Editorgj. Ruth- erford, Editor, L. Mason, Ass't.Edi- tor. A. Lindemuth, Sports Editorg K. Menard, Senior Section Editor: D. Terrano, Ad Manager. Row one: K. Lenhart, J. Cioch, S. Reynolds. Row two: T. Kreppenneck, J. Powley, C. Class. Mr. Olick, Advisor YEARBOOK STAFF Row one: B. O'Malley, A. Dier- ken, J. Ellis, S. Beichner, E. Schroeder, K. Moore, L. Flem- ing. Row two: C. Fiegel, M. jones, L. McCollum, K. Gabri, P. Cecula, N. Majchrzak, C. Zess, R. Pollow, D. Sherwood, S. Damerell, L. Moxham, M. Barraclough, C. Gray. NATICDNAL HONOR SGCIETY Row one: A. Deuser,D. Schmel zle, R. Wisniewski, S. Muraw ski, S. Murawski, J. LaPort, L, Breitenbach, J. Cioch, K. Men- ard, C. Calvert. Row two: J Ellis, K. Lenhart, S. Damerell, R. Pollow, J. Rutherford, G. Seal, A. Lindemuth, N. Majchr zak, A. McNamara, Mr. Sylves Advisor. STARTIMES STAFF Row one: S. Greer, L. McCol- lum, M. Barraclough, S. Muraw- ski, R. Wisniewski. Row two: J. Ellis, K. Moore, J. Ruther- ford, Mr. Edgar, A. Lindemuth, J. Cioch. Row three: C. Gray, M. Jones, T. Kreppenneck, S. Damerell, M. Powe, D. Terrano, R. Po11ow,T. Wagner, J. Jenks, N. Majchrzak, J. Simmons, R. O'Mal1ey. STUDENT COUNCIL FUTURE SECRETARIES Row one: S. Zimmerman. Row two: C. Fiegel, S. Murawski, H. Hamilton. Row three: N. Quincey, E. Smith, L. Becker, R. Kroll, K. Tokarchick, M. jones, M. Daigler, M. Santa- rella, L. Moritz. Row four: N. Bennett, J. Simmons, B. Manning, G. Winter, E. Ostrowski. OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Row one: j. Belling, S. Allen, J. Ellis, D Terrano, M. Hagan, M. Witkop. Row two: Mr Totaro, Mr. jarzab, Advisors. 78 Row one: M. Keynon, K. Kaines, D. Miller, N. Hollinshead, L. Wendt, H. Moje. Row two: S. Pittler, C. Krasocker, S. Haseley, J. Weims, B. Set- lock, D. Gunther, I. Doak. Row three: E. Janowsky, J. Belling, K. Menard, N. Majchrzak, M. Witkop, K. Wall, K. Kroening, P. Hoskinson, D. Fillman. Row four: Mr. Battaglia, Advisor, R. Vincent, P. Milks, S. Stall, P. Pal- miter, J. Webster, L. Pitt, P. Prendergast, M. Dixon, C. Tetrault, D. Pock- awalt, j. Miller, C. Paul, S. Allen, K. Damerell, P. Greer. Row five: K. Ernest, P. Cecula, D. Chaffee, D. Quester, L. Chaffee, F. Majchrzak, R. Scott, R. Flack, A. Hamilton, D. Hoffman, M. Gust, S. Haseley, C. Smith, FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA P. Wiseman, T. Miller, J. Ellis, A. McNamara. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA Row one: E. Fellosch, S. Spearin, D. Guenther, K. Gerwig, V. Johns, E. Muenzer. Row two: Mrs. Bradley, Advisor, A. Deuser,M. Kamm. Row three: M. Prendergast, E. Schroeder, C. Shugarts, D. Miller, R. Pollow, C. Hill, P. LaRock, M. Heims. 79 SENIOR HIGH BAND JUNIGR HIGH BAND 81 VARSITY CLUB Row one: J. Rutherford, J. Ellis, J. Monkelbaan, C. Class, D. Terrano, Mr. Ruppert, Advisor. Row two: A. Lindemuth, T. Kreppenneck, D. Sher- wood, G. Seal, B. Sherwood, K. Mayer, L. Stegner. Row three: B. Greig M. Keller, B. Moje, B. O'Malley, A. Dierken, J. Hey, D. Kroll, R. Smith Row four: P. Hurst, P. Hagan, B. Sisley, T. Sherwood, A. Hurst, D. Voel- ker, B. Vesper, C. Speck. Row five: P. Barry, J. Calvert, C. Barry, T. Allen. This year's Varsity Club prospered greatly under the leader- ship of the newly elected officers who were: Clip Class, President: Joe Monkelbaan, Vice Presidentg Harry Shenk, Secretary, and Jim Ellis, Treasurer. The Varsity Club ran the concessions during the fall and win- ter sports seasons. The Club also sponsored 'sock hops' after most Friday night home basketball games. Members helped out on the buses going to games at other schools by assisting the chap- erones. In December, the annual 'Homecoming Dance' was held in the gym. All the alumni were invited to get together and spend the evening dancing and talking about old times. This successful year was climaxed by the 7th annual Sports Banquet. Here, the Spartan athletes dined, received awards, and pensively listened to a well-known guest speaker. 82 1 OFFICIALS CLUB E. Schroeder, L. Hess, B. Greenaway, D. Schmelzle, M. Gabri, L. Fleming, K. Menard, P. Cecula, D. Donner. 83 PEP CLUB LIBRARY CLUB Row one: K. Wall, A. Lashaway, C. Puchlerz, M. O'I-Iarrow, S. Spearin, P. Gabrys, B. Shull, S. Wall. Row two: F. Cole, J. Hollinshead, S. Bartha, J. Wyant, Presidentg Mr. Lowe Advisor: M. Hollinshead. Row three: D. West- cott, C. Speck, R. Flack, T. McGravy, R. Neilson, F. Majchrzak, M. Gust, L. Verguson, P. Jenks, L. Labiack, D. Lechner, M. Gabri. SPARTAN BOCK CLUB L. Peters, D. Shirey, S. Heaton, B. Bechtel, D. Westcott. CHESS CLUB Row one: A. McMichael, S. Heubsch, D. Flack, R. Keever, W. Raskopff, J. Scanlon, G. Palmiter, H. Ferguson, M. Berube. Row two: Mr. Derry, Advisor: K. Aikenhead, L. Miller, D. Wendt, A. Menard, R. Cressman, A. Flack, D. Westcott. SLIDE RULE CLUB Row one: J. Domedian, T. Wright, M. Witkop, N. Hollinshead. Row two: Mr. Klose, AdViS0f, W. Bulka, C. Domagala, A. Maida, A. Ammer- man, D. Beutel, H. Kons, D. Quester. AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB Mr. Skurski, Advisor, B. Sisley, B. Shull, D. Sherwood, R. Brown, R. Spencer, R. Chaffee. SENIOR HIGH SCIENCE CLUB Row one: D. Ollenbittle, M. Dyrda, N. Hoi Iinshead. Row two: C. Domagala, D. Shirey Row three: Mr. Klose, Advisor, A. Moida, A Ammerman, C. Gray. SENIOR DIRECTORY PATRICIA ALTEMUS 6269 Townline Rd., No. Tonawanda Activities: Cheerleading 1,25 Red Cross 1,25 Student Council 1,25 In- tramurals 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 25 Lead- ers Club 25 Announcers Club 2 Future Plans: Secretary and attend Bryant and Stratton Nickname: Pat ANNE BARCER 5453 Subberra Rd., Lockport Activities: Intramurals 1,2,35 Intra- murals 1,2,35 Future Homemakers 15 Future Nurses 45 Shawnee Indians Drum Corps 2,3,45 Choir 4 Future Plans: Nursing JOHN A. BARCER 5453 Subberra Rd., Lockport Activities: Intramurals 45 Horse Rac- ing 3,4 Hobbies: Swimming, horseback rid- ing, hockey, football, ice skating Future Plans: Undecided Nickname: Buzz LYNETTE BARRACLOUGH 6112 Shawnee Rd., Sanborn Activities: Twin City Fire Flys 3,45 Shawnee Drum Corps 2,3,4 Hobbies: Hunting and horseback rid- ing Future Plans: Secretary Nickname: Lyn MARY BARRACLOUGH 6299 Townline Rd., No. Tonawanda Activities: Red Cross 1,2,35 Future Teachers 2,35 Choir l,2,35 Yearbook 45 Startimes 45 Future Nurses 1 Future Plans: join the Navy or Peace Corps Nickname: 'Hefty' CHRISTOPHER LEE BARRY 4830 Thrall Rd., Lockport Activities: Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Track 3,45 Cross Country 3,45 Varsity Club 4 . Hobbies: Outdoors Future Plans: College BOYD BECHTEL 4618 Lockport Rd., Lockport Activities: Spartan Book Club 45 Senior Play 4 Future Plans: College WADE BECHTEL 4618 Lockport Rd., Lockport Hobbies: cars, guns DIANE BEECHEY Activities: Future Nurses 15 Red Cross 25 Startimes 45 Horse Club l,2,3,4 Hobbies: Horses, art, writing Future Plans: Undecided Nickname: Beech SHARON BEICHNER Activities: Yearbook 15 Senior Play 15 All School Play 1,25 Future Nurses Club l,2,35 Library Club 15 Gay Paree Club 15 Intramurals 1 Hobbies: Post card collecting, walk- ing, cooking Future Plans: Marriage Nickname: Chinese dog ELIZABETH BLACKWELL 3031 Shenk Rd., Sanborn Hobbies: Collecting pictures of tel- evision and movie stars Future Plans: Nurse's aid Nickname: Liz LINDA BREITENBACH 7186 Shawnee Rd., No. Tonawanda Activities: Future Teachers 1,35 National Honor Society 3,45 Intra- murals 1,2,3,45 Leader-'s Club 25 Of- ficials Club 35 G.A.A. 4 Future Plans: Physical Education Teacher Nickname: Jack CAROL CALVERT 3977 Lower Mountain Rd., Lockport Activities: Intramurals 25 Student Council 35 Bible Club 2,3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Yearbook Staff 3,45 Youth For Christ Hobbies: Sports Future Plans: Nyack Missionary College JOYCE CIOCH 6520 Bear Ridge Rd., Lockport Activities: Senior High Choir 2,3,45 Concert Choir 2,3,45 County Choir 2,3,45 N.Y.S. Sectional Choir 3,45 Cheerleading 2,3,45 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Red Cross 2,35 National Honor Society 3,45 Startimes-typing editor 45 Yearbook-typing editor 45 Freshman Class President5 Pep Club 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Stu- dent Aid Fund Treasurer 25 Skit Day 15 Student Council Treasurer 25 Sec- retary 3 Hobbies: Boys Cmenj Future Plans: Executive secretary Nickname: Hood CLIPSON CLASS 5080 Saunders Settlement Rd., Lock- port Activities: J.V. Football 15 LV. Basketball 25 Track l,2,3,45 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Student Council 45 Yearbook 45 Pep Club 3,45 Gymnastics C1ub5 Intra- murals Hobbies: Electronics, girls, camera Future Plans: College, Navy Nickname: Gerber 86 KATHLEEN COLEMAN 3829 Lower Mountain Rd., Lockport Activities: Intramurals 1,2,35 Con- cert Choir 1,25 Future Homemakers 15 Student Council 35 4-I-I Club l,2, 35 Senior High Choir 1,4 Hobbies: Bowling, numismatics, learning new dances Future Plans: Work Nickname: Kitten JEFFREY COLLINS S538 Irish Rd., No. Tonawanda Hobbies: Trying to keep my car run- ning Future Plans: Army Nickname: jefferson SUSAN DAMERELL 4495 Tonawanda Creek Rd., No. Tonawanda Activities: Band 1,2,3,45 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Future Teachers 1,2, 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Startimes 3,45 Yearbook 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Intramurals 2,3,45 G.A.A. 3,45 Announcer's Club 1,25 Student Council 25 Methodist Youth Fellow- ship 1,2,3,4 Hobbies: guitar, piano, sailing, canoeing Future Plans: College-Elementary teaching Nickname: Sue PAMELA DAVIS 7112 Tonawanda Creek Rd., Lock- port Activities: Intramurals 1,2,35 Fu- ture Nurses 35 Future Homemakers 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,35All School Play 2,35 Church Youth Group5 Skit Day 15 Senior High Choir l,2,3 Hobbies: Oil painting, sketching Future Plans: Beauty School Nickname: Pam ANITA DEUSER 7331 Bear Ridge Rd., No. Tona- Wanda Activities: Shawnee Indians Drum Corps 2,3,45 Future Nurses Club 3, 45 Intramurals 3,45 Senior High Choir 1,2,3,45 Concert Choir 15 Na- tional Honor Society 3,45 Fire-Flies Teenage Camping Group 3,4 Hobbies: Piano Future Plans: Nursing Nickname: Nita ANDREW DIERKEN 7443 Bear Ridge Rd., No. Tona- Wanda Activities: Football 1,2,45 Tennis 2,3,45 Wrestling 2,35 Science Club 25 Student Council 25 Slide Rule Club 35 Pep Club 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Chess Club 1,25 Varsity Club 3,45 Yearbook 45 Library Club 4 Hobbies: sports, art, music, swim- ming Future Plans: Kent State Business Administration Nickname: Star or Die CHRISTINE DONNER 6248 Rapids Rd., Lockport Future Plans: Secretarial work Nickname: Chris DAVID DOWNEY 6268 Townline Rd., No. Tonawanda Activities: J.V. Football 15 Varsity Football 35 Intramurals l,2,3 Hobbies: cars Future Plans: Printing Nickname: Downs LAWRENCE DUSCHER 4883 Meyer Rd., No. Tonawanda Activities: Baseball 1: Wrestling 3, 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Tennis 4 Hobbies: Guns Future Plans: Career in conserva- tion Nickname: Larry JAMES ELLIS 4758 Thrall Rd., Lockport Activities: Varsity Wrestling 1,2,3, 45 Senior Band l,2,3,45 Student Council 3,45 4-H l,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Science Club 3, 45 Startimes 45 Cross-Country 35 Yearbook 45 Intramurals l,2,3,4: Varsity Club l,2,3,4 Hobbies: Exploring and sketching Future Plans: College, be a Naval officer, and then go into Oceano- graphs' Nickname: Jim CAROL R. FIEGEL 5399 Feigle Rd., Lockport Activities: Choir 3,45 Library Club 1,2,35 F.S.A. 3,45 Yearbook 4 Hobbies: Knitting, cooking and re- cords Future Plans: to attend Bryant 85 Stratton Business Institute Nickname: Fig ' ALLAN FLACK, JR. 5434 Cambria Rd. Activities: Farming 1,2,3,4 Hobbies: Model Airplanes Future Plans: Higher education LINDA FLEMING 6992 Congress St. Activities: Student Council l,2,3,4: Secretary Freshman Year5 Cheer- leading 2,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 2,3,45 Leaders Club 25 G.A.A. 3,45 Vice President: Class President 2: Red Cross 15 Officials Club 3,4 Hobbies: Sewing, Modeling Future Plans: Attend Rochester Business Institute Nickname: F1em DAN FLORE 5851 Townline Rd. Activities: Wrestling 1,2 Future Plans: College WAYNE FRONCZAK 5771 Campbell Blvd., Lockport Activities: Football 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Future Plans: Undecided Nickname: Fronc KAREN GABRI 6843 Townline Rd., No. Tonawanda Activities: Cheerleading 1,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Bible Club 1,2,3,4, President 3,45 Fundamental Baptist Young Peo- ple's Assoc. Recording Secretary5 Youth Fellowship5 President Youth For Christ-quiz team: Student Coun- cil 3,45 Library Club 35 Red Cross Treasurer 1,3,45 Science Club 3: Yearbook Staff, Layout 45 Startimes Staff 3: Young American's for Free- dom 3 Future Plans: Attend Baptist Bible Seminary SALLY GERWIG 6767 Bear Ridge Rd., Lockport Activities: Startimes 35 Red Cross 13 Pep Club 25 Future Teachers 1,2 Future Plans: College RICHARD GOODMAN 3012 Saunder Settlement Rd., Sanborn Activities: C.Y.O., 1 year Future Plans: Beautician tfurther study on wigs and coloringj BELLE GROBE 5905 Campbell Blvd., Lockport Activities: Intramurals 3,45 Senior Play Hobbies: Reading and horses Future Plans: Secretary ANNE HAYES 6599 Bear Ridge Rd. Activities: Future Teachers 3,45 Stu- dent Council 1,25 Intramurals 1,2,35 Pep Club 15 Announcer's Club 1: Social work in Lockportg Art Class at UB Hobbies: Art, riding Future Plans: University of Buffalo BARBARA HAYLETT 6111 Campbell Blvd., Lockport Activities: Future Homemakers 1,25 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Senior Band 1, 2,35 Red Cross 1,25 Shawnee Drum Corps 2,3,4 Future Plans: Undecided Nickname: Barb WILLIAM HAYLETT 6111 Campbell Blvd., Lockport Activities: Band 1,25 Football 15 Shawnee Drum Corps l,2,3,4 Hobbies: Hunting, swimming Future Plans: Undecided Nickname: Willy MARY HEIM 5954 Tonawanda Crk. Rd., Lockport Activities: Future Nurses 23 Intra- murals 45 4-H, 5 YSSFSS PGP Club, 2 years5 Volunteer work, 1 year Hobbies: Sewing Future Plans: Nursing School NANCY HENDLEY R.D. 3 Minnick Rd., Lockport Activities: Future I-Iomemakers 1: Choir 1,2,3,4 Hobbies: Sewing, painting Future Plans: Tailoring School 87 JOHN F. HEY 4181 Tonawanda Creek Rd., North Tonawanda Activities: Football 1,3,45 Track 1, 2,3,45 Wrestling 1,2,3,4: Varsity Club 1,2,3,4: Pep Club 1,2,3,45 In- tramurals 1,2,3,4: Student Council 45 Red Cross President 35 Yearbook 45 Startimes 3 Hobbies: Scuba diving, camping, hunting, outdoor sports, goofing around Future Plans: College ROBERT HOFFMAN 4181 Lockport Rd., Lockport Activities: Library Club 1,25 Intra- murals5 Junior Red Cross: Photog- raphy Club Future Plans: Peace Corps or Agri- culturist Nickname: Bob ALBERT HURST 3996 Hill Rd., No. Tonawanda Activities: Football 1,2,3,45 Co- Captain 45 Basketball 1,2,3,45Base- ball 1,2,3,45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Student Council 2,35 Yearbook 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Chess Club 1,25 In- tramurals 1,2,3,45 Slide Rule Club 35 Captain of J.V. Football 1 Hobbies: Cars, sports Future Plans: College or the Navy ANN MARIE JASINSKI 6677 Shawnee Rd., No. Tonawanda Activities: FSA 3,45 Sorority 3,4 Hobbies: Sewing Future Plans: Bryant and Stratton or beauty school Nickname: Annie ' JOHN J ENKS 7466 Townline Rd., No. Tonawanda Activities: Baseball 2,3,45 Football 3,45 Wrestling 45 Chess Club 1,25 Startimes 45 Yearbook 45 Intramurals 1,2,33 Varsity Club 4 Hobbies: Art, sports Future Plans: College Nickname: Jenksy or Yunk MARGARET JOHNS 4582 Thrall Rd., Lockport Activities: Senior High Band 1,2,3, 43 Senior Play 45 All-School Play 3 Hobbies: Collect stuffed animals Nickname: Margie and Tiger MARILYN JONES 4914 Meyer Rd., No. Tonawanda Activities: Library Club 15 FSA 3,45 Startimes Staff 45 Yearbook Staff 4 Hobbies: Swimming, reading Future Plans: Private Secretary after College Nickname: Jonesy DAVE KALOTA 6527 Townline Rd., No. Tonawanda Hobbies: girls pictures of go-go dancers, dictionaries Future Plans:Be a professor of Psy- chology in an all girl college Nickname: Honey West KORRY KASPRZAK 3941 Slusaric Rd., No. Tonawanda Activities: Shawnee Color Guard 1, 2,35 Senior High Choir 1,25 Red Cross 1 Hobbies: Drum Corps, swimming Future Plans: Marriage Nickname: Kor ROBERTA KENYON 4573 Lower Mountain Rd. Activities: Future Nurses 2,3,4 Hobbies: Bowling Future Plans: College Nickname: Robby-Jo THOMAS KREPPENNECK 4969 Upper Mountain Rd. Activities: Baseball 1,2,4,43 Bas- ketball 1,2,3,43 Class Treasurer 1, 2,3,41 Yearbook Treasurer 43 Stu- dent Council3 Varsity Club3 Intra- murals3 Skit Day3 Pep Club3 Band 3,43 Pekin Band Hobbies: Drums, collecting DOS records Future Plans: College Nickname: Krep DENNIS KROLL 3992 Mapleton Rd., No. Tonawanda Activities: Cross Country 23 Wrestl- ing 23 Track 2,3,43 Intramurals 1,2, 3,43 Pep Club 3,43 Varsity Club 2, 3,43 President of Class 4 Hobbies: Cars and girls Future Plans: College Nickname: Denny LYNNE LABIAK 5022 Feigle Rd., Lockport Activities: Library Club 1,2,33 Con- cert Choir 2,3,43 Senior High Choir l,2,3,43 Future Homemakers 1,23 Shawnee Drum COIPSQ Baptist Youth Fellowship 1,2,3,4 Future Plans: Undecided joANNE LaPORT 6371 East Canal Rd., Lockport Activities: Honor Society 3,42 Intra- murals, 2 years3 Red Cross Youth Volunteer Work at Veteran's Hospi- tal, 1 year: Sorority Hobbies: Reading Future Plans: Major in Sociology Nickname: joannie ROGER LaPORT 6073 East Canal Rd., Lockport Activities: Work Future Plans: Getting out of school Nickname: Moose KATHLEEN LENHART 5288 Irish Rd. Activities: Startimes 33 Yearbook 43 Intramurals 23 Choir 1,2Q Slide Rule 33 Student Council l,2,33 4-H l,2,3, 43 Square dancing l,2,3,43 Church Y.F. 1,4 Hobbies: Gardening Future Plans: Political science Nickname: Kathy ALBERT LINDEMUTH 7237 Bear Ridge Rd., N. Tonawanda Activities: Football 1,2,3,42 Year- book 3,43 Basketball l,2,33 Baseball l,2,3,43 Varsity Club 3,43 National Honor Society 3,43 V.P. 43 School Newspaper 3,4, Ass't Editor 3,43 Pep Club 2,3,43 Science Club 1,3Q Slide Rule Club 33 Chess Club 1,2, 3,43 Student Council 33 junior Class Vice-President Hobbies: Sports, hunting Future Plans: College Nickname: 'Rick Barry' KATHY MacLEOD 6727 Shawnee Rd. Activities: Intramurals 1,23 Choir 1, 23 Future I-lomemakers l Hobbies: Sewing, painting, and beauty work Future Plans: Roberts Finishing School Nickname: Kay NANCY MAJCHRZAK 4447 Mapleton Rd., Lockport Activities: F.T.A. l,2,3,43 F.N.C. 1,23 President of F.T.A. 43 Honor Society 3,43 All-School Play 23 Stu- dent Council 2,43 Choir l,2,3,43 In- tramurals 1,2,3,4l Pep Club 3,43 Startimes 3,42 CYO 3,42 Yearbook 3,43 Majorettes 2,3,4i Candy Striper Hobbies: piano Future Plans: Nursing Nickname: Nance DENNIS MANNING 6310 Aiken Rd., Lockport Activities: Band 1,23 Red Cross 3, 43 Shawnee Drum Corps 2,3,4 Hobbies: Hunting, ice skating, swimming Future Plans: Undecided Nickname: Beng KENNETH MAYER 4884 Thrall Rd., Lockport Activities: Track l,2,3,43 Cross Country 1,2,3,41 Varsity Club l,2,3, 43 Intramurals 1,2 Hobbies: Swimming, diving, Robin Future Plans: Erie Tech, be a bach- elor, and travel around the world Nickname: Ken LINDA MCCLELLAN 4929 Bear Rd. Activities: Choir 1,3,4Q Concert Choir 43 Future Nurses 1,3,4 Hobbies: Walking Future Plans: Nursing Nickname: Mick WILLIAM DAVID McC LURG Minnick Rd., Lockport Hobbies: Guitar, cars, motorcycles Future Plans: College or service Nickname: Bill ELIZABETH MCCOLLUM 4517 Upper Mountain Rd.. Lockport Activities: Pep Club 1,23 Majorettes 13 4-H3 Intramurals 3,43 Startimes 43 Yearbook 4 Hobbies: Painting Future Plans: College Nickname: Liz PATRICIA MCEWEN 4361 Beach Ridge Rd. Activities: Band 1,23 Future Secre- taries 43 Intramurals 33 Secretary for Church QYOUPQ Yearbook 4 Future Plans: Undecided Nickname: Pat THOMAS MCGARRY 4903 Bear Rd. Activities: Football 3,43 Wrestling 43 Band l,2,3,43 Chess Club 1,2,33 Slide Rule Club 4 88 Hobbies: Aquarium, reading, hunt- ing, fishing Future Plans: Marines, College, oceanographer Nickname: Wilson Whiz ALICE MCNAMARA 4657 Beach Ridge Rd., Lockport Activities: Future Teachers 1,2,3, 43 Choir l,2,3,43 Concert Choir 43 Intramurals 1,2,3,4Q National Honor Society 3,43 All-School Play 2 Future Plans: Elementary teacher Nickname: Freckles BARBARA MEISENBURG 6731 Campbell Blvd. Activities: Intramurals l,2,33 Red Cross 13 Leaders Club 23Announcers Club 23 Pep Club 2 Future Plans: To be a bu-m Nickname: Meise KATHLEEN MENARD 6773 Townline Rd., N. Tonawanda Activities: Intramurals l,2,3,43 N. C.M.E.A.i Senior High Choir 1,2,33 Church Choir 1,23 Concert Choir 4g N.Y.S. Sectional Choir 43 G.A.A. 3, 43 National Honor Society 3,43 Fu- Teachers 3,4, Treasurer 43 Student Council 23 Cheerleading 3,43 Pep Club 2,3,43 Yearbook Staff 43 Offi- cers Club 3,4 Hobbies: Horseback riding, listen- ing to records especially of Broad- way musicials Nickname: 'Minnie' RAYMOND MILLER 6331 Townline Rd., N. Tonawanda Activities: Football 13Varsity Foot- ball 33 Intramurals 1,2 Hobbies: Cars and girls Future Plans: Work Nickname: Rick JOSEPH PATRICK MONKELBAAN 6562 Bear Ridge Rd,, Lockport Activities: Football l,2,3,43 Wrestl- ing 1,2,3,43 Track l,2,3,43 Varsity Club 2,3,43 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Future Plans: College Nickname: 'Monk' BARBARA MOORE 5071 Tonawanda Creek Rd. Future Plans: Marriage Nickname: Barb KATHLEEN MOORE 5071 Tonawanda Creek Rd. Activities: Intramurals 13 Choir 1,2, 3,43 Concert Choir 33 N.C,M,E,A. 13 Startimes 4g Getzville Suburan Knights Drum Corps Future Plans: Marriage, Bryant and Stratton Institute Nickname: Kathy LINDA MOXHAM 4904 Beach Ridge Rd., Lockport Activities: Choir l,3,43 Church Choir 43 Future Nurses 1,2,33 Drama Club 23 Red Cross l,2,43 Concert Choir 43 Student Council 4 Hobbies: Music, drama, volunteer service in hospitals, he-men Future Plans: Nursing SHARON MURAWSKI 7325 Bear Ridge Rd., N. Tonawanda Activities: Red Cross 13 CYO 43 Choir l,21 Pep Club 33 Intramurals 2,32 Future Secretaries 3, President 4g Student Council 43 Honor Society 33 Secretary 43 Yearbook 43 Startimes 4 Hobbies: Collect post cards Future Plans: Secretary Nickname: Mouse KATHLEEN NOONAN 6754 Townline Rd., N. Tonawanda Activities: Intramurals 1,2,3Q Pep Club 33 Cheerleading 23 Student Council 1 Future Plans: Medical secretary Nickname: Kathy DAVID OLLENBITTLE 5805 Shawnee Rd., Sanborn Activities: Band l,2,3,43 Football 1,2,41 Play 2g Radio Club 23 Stage Crew 1,2,3,4L Science Club 3,43 President of 4-H Club l,2,4 Hobbies: Cars, football, rowing, hunting, fishing Future Plans: Extension work Nickname: Ozzie ROBERT JOHN O'MALLEY 7458 Townline Rd., N. Tonawanda Activities:Wrestling l,2,3,43 Section VI Class A Champ 130 lb3 co-cap- tain 23 Football 1,2,3,4, co-captain3 Track 1,2,3,4Q Band l,2,3,43 Varsity Club l,2,3,43 Startimes 43 Yearbook 43 Intramurals 3,4 Hobbies: Sports, art, music Future Plans: College Nickname: Bub EILEEN OSTROWSKI 6008 Baer Rd., Sanborn Activities: Future Secretaries 3,43 CYO, 2 years3 Choir, 3,4 Future Plans: Secretarial or social work WAYNE PERRY Hobbies: Girls, cars Future Plans: College LARRY PETERS 4334 Beach Rdg. Rd.,N. Tonawanda Activities:Intramurals l,2,3,43Sta'ge Crew 23 Red Cross 23 Pep Club 3,43 Senior Band 2,3,43 Tennis 2,3,4 Hobbies: Swimming, skiing, hunting Future Plans: College ROBERT PETERSEN 4780 Upper Mountain Rd., Lockport Activities: Intramurals l,2,33 De Molay 3,43 Tennis 2,3,43 Industrial Arts Club 1,22 Projection Club 13 Skit l Hobbies: Motorcycling, swimming Future Plans: Engineering Nickname: Buco RACHEL LYNN POLLOW 5288 Shawnee Rd., Sanborn Activities: National Honor Society 3,43 F.N.S. l,2,3,4Q Band l,2,3,43 Marching Band l,2,33 Library Club l,2,33 Intramurals l,2,3,43 Yearbook Staff 4s Startimes 4 Hobbies: Drawing, painting, reading, piano Future Plans:Nurse or nurse teacher Nickname: Rach JAMES POWLEY 4950 Upper Mountain Rd., Lockport Activities: Band 1,2,33 Tennis 2,3, 43 Cross Country 33 Yearbook 4 Hobbies: Drawing, painting, rock n' roll singing Future Plans: Commercial artist Nickname: Plow SANDRA REYNOLDS 7345 Bear Ridge Rd., N. Tonawanda Activities: Cheerleading 2,3,43 Pep Club 2,3,43 Red Cross 33 G.A.A. 43 N.C.M.E.A.3 Concert Choir l,2,3,43 Student Council 2,43 Future Teach- ers 33 Choir l,2,3,43 Church Choir l,2,3,43 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Hobbies: Tennis, playing piano Future Plans: Music teacher Nickname: Sandy JOHN RUTHERFORD S521 Tonawanda Creek Road, No. Tonawanda Activities:Basketbal1 1,2,3,43Base- ball 1,2,3,4Q Student Council 1,2,33 Varsity Club 2,3,4Q Startimes 2,3,4Q Editor 3,43 Starpointer 3,41 Ass't Editor 3, Editor 43 Class President 33 Cross Country 43 National Honor Society 3,43Intramurals l,2,3,43 Pep Club 2,35 Skit Day 13 Business Man- ager of NHS 4 Hobbies: Sports, writing Future Plans: UB law school MARILEE SANTARELLA 4803 Saunders Settlement Rd. Activities: F.S.A. 23 Choir 3g Color Guard l Future Plans: Secretarial job DONALD SCALES 6611 East Canal Rd., Lockport Activities: Cross Country 3,42 Track 3,43 Wrestling 1,2,3,4Q Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Hobbies: Athletics Future Plans: College Nickname: Charlie DIANE SCHMELZLE 6510 Tonawanda Creek Rd. Activities: Cheerleading 2,3,4Q NHS 3,43 Intramurals l,2,3,43 G.A.A. 3, President 43 Choir 1,23 Class Secre- tary 3,43 Yearbook 43 Layout Editorg Leaders Club 23 Officials Club 3,43 Student Council 3,4 Hobbies: Sports, cheerleading Future Plans: Science teacher or medical technician Nickname: Smelz ELLEN SCHROEDER 7158 Bear Ridge Rd., N. Tonawanda Activities: Choir l,2,3,43 Student Council 1,2,33 Red Cross 1,3,43 Fu- ture Nurses 2,3,43 Officials Club 3, 43 Pep Club 3,43 G.A.A. 3,43 Year- book 43 MYF l,2,3,43 All-School Play 23 Bible Club 2,43 Startimes 33 Church 'Choir l,2,3,43 Intramurals 1, 2,3,43 Skit Day 1 Hobbies: Sewing, babysitting Future Plans: To work with small children ROBERT SCHWINDLER 6532 Tonawanda Crk. Rd., Lockport Activities: Cross Country 1,23Track 89 1 year3 All-School Play 2 Hobbies: Coming to school dances, working on cars, and having fun Future Plans: Marines3 afterwards open his own business Nickname: Schwinny WILLIAM SCOVILLE 6901 Shawnee Rd., N. Tonawanda Future Plans: College Nickname: Bill GREGORY SEAL 7391 Bear Ridge Rd., N. Tonawanda Activities: Football l,2,3,43 Bas- ketball 1,2,3,43 Baseball l,2,3,43 Chess Club 1,23 Varsity Club 2,3,43 Boy's State 33 NHS 3,41 Intramurals l,2,3,43 Little League Advisor 3,4 Hobbies: Sports Future Plans: College Nickname: Greg BETTY SETLOCK 6341 Aiken Rd. Activities: Announcer's Club 1,23 Red Cross 1,2,33 Intramurals 1,2Q Pep Club2 ROBERT SHERWOOD 3659 Lockport Rd., Sanborn Activities: Football 1.2'3'4Q Tennis l,2,3,43 Intramurals l,2,3,43 Pep Club 2,3,43 Varsity Club 3,43 Skit Day 1 Hobbies: Sports, hunting, girls Future Plans: Landscaping, archi- tecture Nickname: Robbie TIMOTHY SHERWOOD 3700 Lockport Rd. Activities: Football 2,3,43 Basket- ball l,2,3,43 Baseball 1,2,3,4QClaSS Vice-President 13 Varsity Club 2,3, 43 Intramurals 1,2,3,41 Pep Club 33 Skit Day 1 Hobbies: Sports Future Plans: College Nickname: Tim DAVID Sl-IIREY 4811 Meyer Rd., N. Tonawanda Activities: Rocket Club3 Science Club3 Earth Science Club Hobbies: Rock Collection Future Plans: Astronomer Nickname: Santa Claus JULIE SIMMONS 6264 Main Rd. Activities: Youth Fellowship 1,32 Future Nurses 23 Startimes 33 N.C. M.E.A. 1,2Q Future Secretary 3,43 Choir l,2,3 Hobbies: Hunting, swimming Future Plans: Secretarial school Nickname: Sweetie RICHARD SMITH 4465 Mapleton Rd. Activities: Wrestling 1,33 Baseball 23 Band 3,43 Tennis 3,43 Earth Science Club 3,43 Intramurals l,2,3, 43 Class Vice-President 4 Hobbies: Swimming, hunting Future Plans: College Nickname: Dick TERRY SPENCER 6830 Shawnee Rd. Activities: Baseball Future Plans: College LINDA STANLEY 6387 Townline Rd., N. Tonawanda Activities: Future Nurses 35 Future Teachers 25 All-School Play 2,35 Red Cross 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,3 Hobbies: Designing, making clothing Future Plans: Beauty Work Nickname: Lyn KEITH STEBBINS 5354 Hinman Rd., Lockport Activities: Football 3,45 Wrestling 2,3,45 Baseball 25 Intramurals l,2, 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 All-School Play 3 Hobbies: Hunting Future Plans: College Nickname: Steb DAVID STEIN 6721 Bear Ridge Rd., Lockport Activities: Intramural Basketball 3 Hobbies: Hunting, fishing Future Plans: College Nickname: Dave C. DANIEL TERRANO 4256 Upper Mountain Rd., Sanborn Activities: Red Cross l,2,35 Band 1,2,3,45 Concert Choir 2,3,45 Sec- tional Choir 45 County Choir, 3 years, Calamity jane 25 Pep Club, 4 years5 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Varsity Tennis, 3 yearsg Basketball 2,3,45 Cross Country 3,45 Startimes 3,45 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Pekin Aces Band 1,2,3,45 U.B. Symphony 45 Wheatfield Legion Concert Band, 2 years Hobbies: Music, camping, fishing, boating, reading Future Plans: Music College, Pro- fessional Music Nickname: Tilly KAREN TOKARCHICK 3015 Tyler Rd., Sanborn Activities: Future Secretaries 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,35 Yearbook 4 Future Plans: College WILLIAM VESPER 3828 Lockport Rd. Activities: Basketball l,2,3,45 Foot- ball 1,2,35 Baseball 1,25 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Varsity Club 2,3,4 Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, sports, girls Future Plans: College Nickname: Willy RICHARD VOELKER 5336 Lockport junction Rd., Lockport Activities: Football l,2,3,45 Bas- ketball 2,35 Track 15 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Student Council 4 Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, girls Future Plans: Undecided Nickname: Dogger SUSAN WALL 6675 Crosby Rd., Lockport Activities: Bible Club 2,3,45 Young Peoples at Church l,2,3,45 Library Club 4 Hobbies: Piano Playing Future Plans: Undecided Nickname: Sue SUSAN JANE WELLER 4158 Saunders Settlement Rd., Sanborn Activities: Intramurals l,2,45 Future Teachers 1,25 Bridge Club l,25Band 1,25 Cheerleader 45 Science Club 35 Pep Club 4 Hobbies: Swimming, bowling, horse- back riding Future Plans: College Nickname: Sue JOEL WENDT 3051 Saunders Settlement Rd., Sanborn Activities: Band 1,2,3,45 Wheatfield Legion Band 2,3,4: Sanborn Band 1, 2,3,4 Hobbies: Hunting, hockey, fishing, swimming Future Plans: College DAVID WESTCOTT 5954 Campbell Blvd. Activities: Cross Country 2,3,45 Wrestling 2,35 Tennis 2,35 Chess Club 1,25 De Molay 2,3,4 Hobbies: Electronics, girls Future Plans: College Nickname: Rover 90 SUSAN WHITE 6648 Campbell Blvd., Lockport Activities: Pep Club 2,35 Red Cross 1,2,35 Choir 1,25 Intramurals l,2,3, 4 Future Plans: Air lines Nickname: Sue GLORIA WINTER 4849 Tonawanda Creek Rd. Activities: Future Secretaries, 2 years5 Future Nurses, 1 yearg Re- ligion Instruction, 3 years5 CYO, l year Hobbies: Horseback riding Nickname: Glo ROBIN WISNIEWSKI 3634 Meyer Rd., N. Tonawanda Activities: Intramurals 1,25 Future Nurses 25 Future Teachers 1: Star- times 3,45 Cheerleading 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Candy Striper at DeGraff 3,4 Hobbies: Reading, painting, cook- ing, writing Future Plans: Major in biology Nickname: Robbie JAMES WYANT 7341 Bear Ridge Rd., N. Tonawanda Activities: Wrestling 1,2,3,45 MYF l,2, President 3,45 Intramurals l,2, 3,45 All-School Play 35 Science Club 35 Football 1,2,35 Library Club 35 President 4 Hobbies: Sports, physical fitness Future Plans: Data Processing and Computor Programing Nickname: jim CORINNE ZESS 4841 Mapleton Rd., Lockport Activities: Intramurals, 1 year5 Year- book 35 Homemaking Club, 1 year5 Red Cross, 2 years5 Youth Fellow- ship, 4 years5 Pep Club, 1 year Hobbies: Sewing Future Plans: Erie Tech Nickname: Coke igagfivgfy fggwffffaydfff 7 f'?fQ'?f f?fQfMif?X 4yj'W ggvgwygj My WWAWWVQWQ ffdyfwgwu Wy if WfIff?ifV , O, Aw . A Xjiox Q9 Q M DWR 4 ,Qi Mixif giipgifgii gif' QQ Ai MF'yfff VkW ww ff 3 QW Ti ,we v ff 392' fxwaggwwwy WAQQMQSW Vdxvagmpmlgwv Wm Ff'6gR3ii5f4s SWK J WQKWQQW AMY JD-U M555 , WU Sfigwffk Ev PM -AM x R.F. Strothmann VERY SPECIAL PATRONS Dr. and Mrs. Howard H. Maldiner Starpoint Chapter ofthe Mr. Vince Mayoue National Honor Society Class of '66 Starpoint P.T.A. DIAMOND PATRONS Spartan Book Club GOLD PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Class Mr. and Mrs. Marshall H. Damerell Mr. and Mrs. John Gates In appreciation of Charles Green Rev. and Mrs. David E. Jellitf Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs . Harold E. Keech . Thomas Kiene . Norman Bartel . Charles E. Barth . Gordon Bianchi . Robert F. Carter . John Cioch . Maurand Deibel . Richard Goupil Mr. and Mrs. William Greer Mr. and Mrs . Morgan Grose Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Gurney Mr. and Mrs . Robert Ballard Miss Shirley Beichner Mr. and Mrs . James Berg Mr. and Mrs. John Braunschiedel Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brodfuehrer Susan Damerell Mr. Dell Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs . Richard Derry . Jerold Edgar . Joseph Gatwein Mr. and Mrs. Gundlack Mr. and Mrs Mr. Ral h J . Robert Hibbard arzab P Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Kilbe Mr. Kolczynslci Mr. Rotunda Miss Sandra Lee Stegner Mr. William H. King Mrs. Adeline Krantz Kathrine Maiewski Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McCarthy Dr. and Mrs. Robert Towne Robinson Miss Mary Ann Scirto Mr . and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. SILVER PATRONS PATRONS 92 Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Harold B. Smith, Jr Walter Waterstrat M.F. Weller Oke Johannsen Patrick Krantz Rocco A. Lagona Carl Larson Richard J. Lester Mr. and Mrs. H. Menard Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Miller Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Christian Licht Mr. and Mrs. William Lubs Mr. Howard Luft Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Masters Mr. Donald McCIarin Mr. Michael McDowell Mrs. McGIennon Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. . Millard Preisch Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Senior High Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. . Joseph Miess . C. Millidge Elmer Moie Charles 0'Connor Hal Ruppert Edison Quester Rocket Club Joseph Totoro Edgar Tudor, Jr. Myron Zimmerman Compliments ot FIELDSTONE MANOR Lockport, N.Y. Compliments of WESTERN RESTAURANT Compliments of HARRY'S LIOUOR STORE 10 Lockport Ave. North Tonawanda, N.Y. Compliments of ANDY MATHIAS SERVICE STATION JOHN Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Senior Class A. HEY POOL 81 PATIO THIELE'S DAIRY 401 Payne Avenue 7507 Shawnee Road 160 Ward Road Fresh Dairy Products GEORGE W. HARRIG INSURANCE AGENCY All forms ot insurance 4513 Beach Ridge Phone: Lockport HF4-5714 Buffalo 695-2280 DANNY SHEEHAN'S STEAK HOUSE 491 West Ave. Lockport, N.Y. F Congratulatuons to the Class of 1966 HARRISON RADIATOR DIVISION General Motors Corporation UTEMPERATURES MADE TO 0RDER LOCKPORT NEW YORK BUFFALO 94 - rv, 0 Q Sf' 'yt,f ,9J5 fJ'J Q Auf -X ff ,MJ -v ,B Q yu J , gf YQ: 'JQIUN bpd ' 33 -jyyy my ,-V www V J 'fiwifjfyffj YJ if Y My iw Sy Jin 'XJ QW NU QQ MD,,yQ Q QW FJ My P ff me w ,www M V .f 7 O-A ,LJDMJ Q' A -,CJ - s Y A ppp, QVJ JYKJ PEW? O D Jkgdgipw Sigij gg' jim. ,M U2 , ' f M15 2 N , 'V' All-.NJ L1 G 1 Y ,Q F :ED CHICKEN SJR!! , ff My KTPN jf 95 PEPSI-COLA NIAGARA BOTTLING CORPORATION 770 Niagara Falls Blvd. North Tonawanda, N.Y. Phone NX2-76II NIAGARA SPORTING GOODS Chuck Kenny, Prop. Lockport, N.Y. Compliments of JAYS DRUG STORES Jays Camera Shop Jays Medical Supply Center ALLEN C. DUSCHER BUILDING CONTRACTOR Custom Built Homes Show Houses on Mapleton Rd. Subdivision 4883 Meyer Rd. North Tonawando, N.Y. HF4-4507 Compliments of THE WURLITZER CCMPANY RIDGE ROAD EXPRESS, INC. 20 Lock Street Lockport, N.Y Serving School Systems for Uver 30 Years SAFETY-ECONOMY-SERVICE For Charter Coaches Coll Lockport HF3-6777 97 Compliments of AMES DISCOUNT DEPT. STORE South Transit Road Phone 433-8714 HILL-SHARDON OIL 435 Park Ave. Lockport, N.Y. Di stributers of Sunoco products Phone HF4-6781 S.H. Green Stamps LOCKPORT OFFICE EQUIPMENT Complete Office Outfitters School Supplies Typewriters-Adding Machines 20 Locust Street Lockport, N.Y. EMIL VON DUNGEN, Inc. 553 West Avenue Lockport, New York I4094 LENHART'S TV 2 Locations 84 Locust St. HF4-T493 6306 So. Transit HF4-2373 RCA VICTOR, Zenith SADLO LUMBER 8. WOOD PRODUCTS Mapleton and Aiken Roads R.F.D. 2, Lockport North Tonawanda NX2-7222 Lockport HF4-0214 TRUAX GROCERY AND SUNOCO GAS STATION HF3-8569 Campbell and Beach Ridge Compliments of REID'S DRIVE-IN Lockport, N.Y. THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Paints, Varnishes, Lacquers, Leads, Oils, Enamels, Brushes, and Painter's Specialties 328 Transit Street Lockport, New York Compliments of KENNEDY BROS. Men's and Boy's Store 88 Main St. Lockport, N.Y. Compliments of MORRISON'S T00 Main Street Lockport, New York SCHlMSCHACK'S RESTAURANT Upper Mountain Road Pekin, New York Chicken-Steak Sea Foods Served Every Night Compliments of THE PARK HOTEL Lockport, New York Compliments of A. MELLER, JR. Service Station Route 31 Sanborn, New York Republic 1.9018 DOWD DRY CLEANING CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of '66 8K from Henry Speduto, General Manager LOCKPORT BOWL 3-5 Niagara Street Lockport, N.Y. Phone 433-9752 HORAN'S GROCERY STORE Main Rd. and Beach Ridge Rd. Phone Lockport 433-2949 Open 9 AM to 9 PM Compliments of PENDLETON HARDWARE 6503 Campbell Boulevard at Five Corners Phone HF4-7393 N X5- T531 Compliments of KIRTLAND MOTORS INC. Compliments of SHIP AND SHORE INN Dinners and Short Orders Parties-Banquets Tonawanda Creek Road Pendleton, New York Phone Lockport HF3-9895 Automatic Transmission Brake Service SPBFICBY and 7307 Beflf Ridge RD'-'ICI Motor Rebuilding Tune Up Laurane Bush North Tonawanda, N.Y. Owners Phone 693-8341 SUBURBAN AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 7000 CAMPBELL BLVD. N. TONAWANDA N.Y. USED CARS Bus. NX2-T460 HOOVER MARINE New and Used Boats, Motors and Trailers Repairing and Storage Mercury Sales and Service Skitf-Craft - Boats - Glassmaster AL KOGLER 4334230 Boats Fiberglass Outboard Motors 24 HSN Towing Home HF Covered and Repaired Service and Repairs L.E. 'Pop' Hedger Ron Spaeth T00 ACRES RANCH 4325 Beach mage Road Pendleton Phone 694-3880 Riding Horses for Hire Horses Boarded and Trained FRANCIS L. DURFY General Store Kendall Products Shawnee, New York RAY BEITER INSURANCE Fire, Auto, Lite 4843 Tonawanda Creek Road North Tonawando, New York NX2-3057 Compliments of LEE'S FISH 8: CHIPS Complete take out service Transit Air Park Flight Training, Scenic Rides HF4-0320 Compliments at HALL'S AUTO SALES Your Simca Dealer 'We Service What We Sell' 6I6 West Ave. Phone HF3-3776 Compliments of BRAUER'S TAVERN 8. RESTAURANT GROBES CHAR-BROILED HCTS Hamhurgs-Curly Q Potatoes Italian Sausage -Homemade Pecan Pie- 5905 Campbell Blvd. Corner Murphy Road PAUL FOX AUTO SALES 36 W. Genesee St., Lockport, N.Y. WE RETAIL THE BEST AND WHOLESALE THE REST Paul L. Fox owner Telephone H F4-8620 THE COUNTRY COTTAGE Sandwich and Soda Bar Helen and Buzz Davis Townline and Beach Ridge Roads North Tonowanda, New York NX3-0999 'Home ofthe Pigs Dinner KLElN'S RESTAURANT Home Cooking-Beer-Liquors-Wines We Cater to Parties Phone V4 Mi. West of Campbell Blvd Lockport HF4-3021 on Beach Ridge Rd. 1 I I W .yy ' nl! ,ef lil wi?-Y ffl 1 ' Congratulations to the Ulf f lass of '66 D 1 LALWLVTII ff' AIUIIJLI 31 L L use cLAss Tn A Beauty Shoppe 5080 Saunders Settlement Road 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Monday to Friday 9 A.M. to 3 P.M. Saturday WALES BEAUTY SALON Huirstyling - Permanents Tinting - Bleaching 6551 Campbell Blvd. Lockport, N.Y. 'Q WTI 434-2469 Phone 433-6156 DIVERSIFIED MANUFACTURING INC. Compliments of design and manufacture of tools, iigs, fixtures and special machinery 410 Ohio Lockport, N.Y. Phone 434-5585 WESTERN AUTO Your Home Owned Family Store Leonard Pogorzala, Owner Mapleton 81 Campbell Blvd. Pendleton, New York Compliments of WI SMAN I hr. Cleaners and Laundry BARONE'S MUSIC HOUSE INC 7 Locust Street Lockport, N.Y. HF3-8377 Pianos-0rgans-Guitars- Amps-Color TV- Stereo phonos 81 Radios by Magnavox-Musical Instruments Records-Sheet Music- 8. Accessories HARRY HAMILL Jeweler and Silversmith All kinds of Jewelry and Repair 77 Main Street Lockport, N.Y. LE VALLEY PHOTO SHOP T07 Main Street Lockport, N.Y. Cameras, Proiectors, Film, Photo Supplies PRICE LUMBER CORP. 7330 Townline Road North Tonawanda, N.Y. 692-8800 42 hge X' lj QLERQQKEQ cn KID'ANE .awp own fAmhers1? . . ' is RQ O QQ eq. QQ , 1 231, Tonrgaiguiffiwa. . . Q37 ' LRC f . Q7 Jos. DOUGHERTY 4097 Beach Ridge Road BuiIder's Supply 8. Hardware Tool Rental Garden Supplies 8. General Hardware Compliments of THIELE COAL 84 FEED INC. 7485 Shawnee Road North Tonawanda, N.Y. Compliments of ALUMINUM AND BRASS CO., INC. Compliments of PLAZA RESTAURANT E. F. STEGNER Electrical Work 5798 Tonawanda Creek Road Lockport N.Y. HF3-8560 JEDDO COMMUNITY AUCTION SALES Compliments of Harold F. Corderman, Manager Complimenfs gf TRUESDELL SUPPLY CO. GRANDMA'S TREASURES Cumbfia Sfdfion Sanborn, New York Art Glass Museum HF4-3255 Compliments of WATSON'S TASTEE-FREEZ ALBRIGHT .IEWELERS 27 Main -Street BanacI1's Del ALBRIGHT .IEWELERS 27 Main Street BANACH'S DEL. 5438 Tonawanda Creek Road CARN AH AN-SWAN SON CO. Lockport, N.Y. CURDELL'S RESTAURANT Niagara Falls Blvd. .IOHN CZERWINSKI 5529 Tonawanda Creek Road JOE DAUGHTERTY Builder's Supplies GOULDS FLOWERS INC. 83 Locust St. LAN E DRUGS BUSINESS PATRONS LICATA BROS. INC. 57-65 Richmond Ave. LOCKPORT TROPHY 4 Cottage Street MlLL'S CREDIT JEWELERS 86 Main Street NEISENER'S BROS. INC. NIAGARA MOBILE HOMES Transit Road NlCK'S INN 3883 Lockport Ave. PACKAGING CORP. OF AMERICA Lockport, N.Y. RAINBOW STAB LES Robinson Road HF3-9693 104 F.W. ROBERTS MFG. CO. INC. 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