Van Antwerp Junior High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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,S SA A A QA. ROGER VAUGI-IAN Roger. rome here. you fmfnip. PETER VEA Varsity Basketball. Choir. The .ferrez of surfers if rorimwfy lo purpose. JOYCE WATTERS The mirror of all rourtery, RACHEL WEINGARTEN Choir, Library Club. ll 0IUu'II'.f work if Heier done. ARLENE WELLISCH Some soul of goridiifwr. DICKEN WHITEHEAD Varsity Basketball, Choir. The full and lhe wire. JEFFREY WILLEY Diary. My wit if zhine. GARY WILLIAMS Band, Intramurals. Anylhirig for a quiel life. HOLLY WILLIAMS Cheerleading, Majorcttes, Choir, Double Quartet Sabrina Fair. SHARON WILLIAMS Choir, Dramatics, Double Quartet. Grew riril ol her 107113. JUNE WILLIG Some .fperial good doer gire. JEFFREY WILSON Wrestling, Science Club. The ,rleep of the luhorizzg mon if Jweel. VALERIE WILSON Glee Club, Intramurals. Ar good df gold. GAIL WILTSE Choir. Enjoy your dear wil and gay rhelorir. JOAN WINNE Glee Club. lWho lead! iz good life it .fure to life well. GEORGE WRIGHT Intramurals. Good words are worth mufh and for! lilllf. WAYNE YAGERA Laugh and the world laugh! with you. JOHN YOUNGBLOOD Senior Band. Old friend! are hext.

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MARGARET SHERRY Ten-Teens, Choir. Glee Club, A merry liearl. DAVID SHTMKUS Hozzeilyy. minibood. mid good fellozaxfbip, JOHN SHUTTS Student Council, Managers Club, Varsity M1UlgCf He 1-ulezb Ike roorl. RICHARD SIMS Senior Band. Bowling, Varsity. Some me l701'7I grail. ELAINE A. SPEIGEL Library Club. llmlficb bu Ibe mw'rie.rl eyef. BARBARA JEAN SPIETH Bowling, Diary. Nurses' Aid, Dramatics Bookr . . . kej lo ll'l,l'd0lII'J' 1re4i.riu'e. JAMES SPRING Senior Band. If 1l'l71l81' mmef mn .ipriizg be fin' behind. BRUCE STANCLIEIIE Managers Club. Il ii' bH1lt'1' .fo u'e,n out llmfi ruff out. ARTHUR STRANG Dance Comm., Choir. Let Ike fbifvr fall where lbey muy. RICHARD STROM Science Club, Rover and mzef, llzker mid ferzir. JANIE SUTTON Glee Club. A ebiiizgeuole flying if uommz, ezer. CAROL LYNN SWANSON Diary, Choir. Dramatics, Bowling. Diiirzely lull mid diriliely fair. BARBARA SZUMACHOWSKI Choir. The only uviy lo bore ll friend is be one. CHARLES R. SPENCER Science Club. Hif mzlure if noble BRUCE TRAVINS My soul, there if ii rouzztfy afar beyond lbe Jmrr BONNIE VAIL Diary. I Jing lhe flinging dirroizleizl llaa! leapf from Har lo :tar PETER VAN DE CAR Science Club, Debating. No omni is really .mfe or happy willmul iz hobby ESTELLA VANDERHORST Diary, Student Council. She war ever fair and rzezer proud.

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BARBARA ZAGATA JOHN ZIOBROWSKI Choir, Intramurals. Roll an, zlaou ball, roll on. Sweel and delectable. -, ' , fare' 345353 Y, ' W we f '- -' - We ,swf - arwiffarma aagffgff szfgsiigmwi h ' Awfa waf1 ef,a- - . af ef ff52'fafa'115. fa ?1ew3ili. i5 Pictures of the following persons were unavailable: Gary Gagne, Patricia Hoffman Anthony Sindoni, Phillip Snow, Stephen Hardesty. 44z TOMMY KALTEUX leaves his wisecracks to Jay Furlong . . . HOLLY WILLIAMS bequeaths her baton to Kris Lund . . . KAREN JANDREAU wills her blushes to Prissy Angelo . . . GAIL WILTSE bequeaths her back porch swing to Emily Lang- worthy . . . JANET CARTER leaves her collection of I.D.'s to Barb Sackett . . . CONLIN BRADLEY bequeaths his friendliness to Ed Aclella . . . MARY BARKER wills her shyness to Winnie Pulver . . . CHARLOTTE SACKETT leaves her horses to Bronco Bill . . . DICK SANTILLI leaves his dimples to Kathy Byrne . . . CAROL FOX wills her basketball tricks to Mr. Gifford . . . LIBBY SUE DAWSON leaves for the Yukon . . . JOHN CABANISS bequeaths his he man build to Superman . . . DENNIS BERNHARDT leaves his architectural interests to Nancy Felthousen . . . JEFF CAHN leaves his effervescence to Ann Spitz . . . KATHY CLARK leaves her energy to Ann Moore . . . HAL GIFFORD leaves his dry humor to Jan Welch . . . ROGER HENRY leaves his corny jokes to any future student who wants them . . . PHIL SNOW wills his quiet sense of humor to Jim Page . . . WADE KIESS leaves his interest in dogs to Miss Pentecost . , . LARRY LUSSIER leaves his French name to Miss Peterson . . . PATTY HOFFMAN leaves her giggle to Kris Sulowski . . . GAIL NICKEL leaves her twinkling eyes to John Clover . . . BARBARA ZAGATA leaves her baked goods to Donn Chown . . . Eddie BEDNAROWSKI leaves his fun in science movies to Tricky Domser . . . BOB PEPICELLI leaves V.A. tap-less . . . ANN GATTA leaves her voice to the early morning lark . . . STELL VANDERHORST leaves to join her older brother . . . WAYNE LORD leaves his camera to the National Geo- graphic Society . . . MURIEL FASULA leaves her large collection of James Dean fan magazines to Margie Miller . . . BETH McCONAGHY leaves her height to Ann Spitz . . . SYD HARRISON leaves Diary safely in the hands of Jane Pontius . . . DON BISGROVE leaves the aircraft spotting to the Ground Observer Corps . . . JOAN DILTS leaves her Girl Scouting to Jane Titus . . . KEITH MCHUGH leaves his drums to John Clover . KEN MORREL bequeaths his athletic build' to Tarzan . . . RAY KOMP leaves his gun collection to the F.B.I .... CAROL SWANSON and PAM KWOLEK leave their blond locks to Larry Blonde , . . HILDA LAWTON bequeaths her sweetness to Judy Arnold . . . GEORGE WRIGHT leaves to join his brothers, Wilber and Orville . . . BARB SPIETH leaves her bowling average to Winnie Pulver . . . Sandy Laudato leaves her archery ability to the Niskayuna Archery Association . . . SUE ELLEN FITZPATRICK refuses to leave her raccoon to anyone . . . GEORGI- ANNA CORVINO and BEV MOORE leave Miss Millspaugh in peace . . . CHARLES SPENCER leaves the presidency of the Science Club in the hands of a future enthusiast . . . JOE GANNON leaves his shyness to Sherm Dawson . . . BRUCE TRAVINS leaves his perpetual studying to those who need it . . . LEONARD GOWER leaves his humming to Miss Mooney . . . BRUCE PELRINE and JEAN SCHULTZ don't want to leave anything . . . SALLY ARNDS leaves her vivacious personality to Barb Wheeler . . . BOBBY BIRCH leaves his basso profundoh to Bob O'Hara . . . KAREN BOULTON wills all her intramurals to Carolyn Veeder . . . JIM BRIADDY leaves his quiet personality to Jimmy Finkle . . . SUSAN CIRCE leaves her surgical bandages