Vestal High School - Den Yearbook (Vestal, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 262 of the 1969 volume:

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Kacher, R. Swingle, J. Spano, R. Rolls, D. Reyn0ldS, S. Harris, R. Barnard D Starner A Wilcox J Myers Ron 4 T Lloyd M Shaughnessy, D. Perkins, T. Mitchell. R. Magnotta, L. Ferguson. L. Sickler. J. Schultz, G. Wilson, J Gillette D Kosick J Shoemaker Vestal,s Golden Bear football team proved their greatness by attaining the S.T.A.C. Championship for the second consecutive year with a record of 8 wins and no losses. The team's success was built upon its devastating defense, which held the opposing teams to a total of 25 points, and driving offense which tore through defenses and scored an amazing 267 points. Vestal placed eight players on the All- S.T.A.C. team this year. They are sen- iors Matt Olenski, Bob Vanderburg, Dave Drew, fselected as Player of the yearj, Warren Plymale, Ted Oliver, Jon Myers, junior Mike Kacher and sophomore John Schultz. John Schultz 62 C 1 In x 'W' ,644 , , F , f V, 'W ,, , ,,,,k W W ,,. 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Tiberio, R. Kristoff. The 1968 soccer team, under Coach Herrick, had a fine but frustrat- ing year. Vestal, led by captains Ron Blaha, Bob Tiberio, Gary Hunter, and Rich Kristoff, the second highest scorer in Section IV, racked up a 7-3-2 S.T.A.C. record and an 8-4-4 overall record. We tied for third place with arch-rival U-E. However, the season did have its spectacular moments, a 3-2 victory over Southern Cayuga, the de- fending Section IV champs, and a 4-0 romp over Ithaca, this yearis S.T.A.C. and Section IV champs. Although the team was able to beat these league-leading teams, they were unable to pull victories out of some of the less important games. The following players were named to the All S.T.A.C. first and sec- ond teams: D. Dufty, R. Kristoff, G. Hunter, P. Sterritt, and B. Tiber- io. 66 Vestal .... Vestal Vestal Vestal Vestal Vestal Vestal Vestal Vestal .... Vestal Vestal Vestal Vestal Vestal Vestal Vestal SEASON RECORD ...O McGraw......l ...6 S.V ...... ...l ...O Ithaca .... ...l ...l U.E. .... ...2 ...5 Seton... ...O ...4J.C. ..... ...O ...1 McGraW......l ...2 Montrose... ...2 ...0M.E. ..... ...l ...O U.E.... ...O ...7 Seton... ...O ...l M.E. ...... ...O ...5J.C. ....... ...O ...3 S. Cayuga .... ..2 ...lS.V ........ ...l ...4Ithaca... ...O . N.. .1 . .A an Q at . . , . .5 . N . 5 A mfs f G. Hunter ow 1: A. Bushman, G. Aigen, M. McCormick, P. Schmidt, R. Woidt, E. Antonson, B. Hudick, J. Trevitt. Row 2: T. Brent, S. Buglione, D. Palumbo, D. Hil- ebrant, N. Myers, T. Hubbard, T. Kunkle, K. Carpenter, D. Schoonover, J. Fitzsimmons, T. Williams, J. Gasper, K. Ellis,'B. Baxter, A. Cruickshanks, B. illou, R. Wilkins. 67 Cross Country Row 1: P. Rozelle, J. Jackson, G. Howard, D. Webb, J. Nickerson. Row 2: Coach Chuck McGlynn, B. Nickerson, R. Wilson, D. Force, D. Bennett, C. Rose. Row 3: J. Nickerson, J. Sephton, S. Boughton, P. Boland, P. Jones. Vestal's cross country team, led by coach Chuck McGlynn, fin- ished with a record of 3 wins and 2 losses in dual meet competition. Outstanding performances were given by Don Webb, Gary How- ard, Pel Rozelle, and Bob Nicker- son. 68 Dave Bennett r'r1fY ' D. Webb, G. Howard, B. Nickerson, R. Wilson, P. Rozelle. ...,.. 5 Gymnastics Doug Warren on the rings. Row 1: G. Gardner, P. Garvey,-C. Blaha. R0w2.' R. Lamoreaux, M. Mysnyk, K. Collins, M. O'Brien. Row 3: C. Penny, E. Rose, T. Davis. .sf .t . 'J w, L. to R.: J. Roberts, D. Warren, M. Reed, R. Davis, T. Horsky, Coach Terry Merritt, D. Lamard fBackj. The gymnastic team ended its season with a rec- ord of 2 wins, both against Sidney, and 6 losses, suf- fering 2 each from J-C, Ithaca, and Elmira. Ron Blaha and Doug Warren were the standouts for the menis team. Robin Lamo- reaux, Eloise Rose, Terri Davis, Karen Collins, Marilyn Mysnyk, and Car- olyn Penny excelled forthe girls' team. 69 Western ivision Champs Jack Doherty shows the defense that made him ALL-STAC. 70 ALL-STACer Welch goes up for a tough jumper in recent game Vestal ..... . . . Vestal ..--. - - V Vestal ..... . . . VARSITY BASKETBALL l968-69 Central ..-. U.E. J.C.--.. Vestal .............. 63 Tgwanda ..... Vestal --.-. . - . 69 Johnson City- . Vestal ..... . . . 61 Ngfth ..... . . . Vestal .,.-- . - - 73 Central- - - - . - Vestal ..--. - . . 64 U.E. . . - . Vestal --.-. - - . 80 Owego. - . Vestal .-... . - . 45 Ithaca- . . - Vestal ,-.-- - - . 74 C.V. . . . Vestal ..... ... 55 ..... Vestal .-..- . . - 82 North- . - f - Vestal ..... . . . 76 S,V ,... . . . 62 67 69 81 57 70 74 Vestal .---. . . . Ithaca. - - - - Vestal ...., . , . SCIOI1. . . Vestal --..- . . . C.C. . - . Vestal ..... . . . M.E. . . . Dhrtyb X I Ga. H , , J A, l : 1 i 1 2 xig, iii E , . if ff S X 5. gui M fr ff A., ,n Q is sg! it nun l Coach Lobb discusses strategy during a time-out. Junzor Varszty Mike Welch looks to collect another assist Row I: B. Messina, T. Ferris. D. Mistretta. T. Benz, K. Harris. D. Wood. Row 2: F. Booth. S. Yerdon. M. Maddock. D. Schoonover, J. Murphy, D. Garrett. R Slawta, M. Haller. Coach Geigucz. 73 , V als 14 21 A ui? W 5 'gdy 'vi , . I H ffl f x. A J' x ,W -- Q' iff? Xp. X W vink J, ,. ,.. .: J' , xx, 4 , HY? ., Q Q E J GN T - WX 74? if ,, r 5 F ,, . AQQ'-2, as M Nzrem-if Ri e Team L. Peet, N. Myers, G. Speer. Row 1: J. Brace, R. King, S. McGinnis, B. Swackhammer. Row 2: Coach Fiacco, G. Speer N. Myers, G. Aldrich, J. Knapp, L. Peet. Bowling Team ' U ,v- . T U 7 . . 'X 17, I 3 ' . ' o Q., yi . v 4 ' . 'S gag. ?2o ,ff K . y L. to R.: Gary Keyes, Ron George, Steve Miles, Dave Steflik, Dale Traver. R. George 11 Great Year or Swim Team f 1 I pf . Row 1: G. Kaufman, D. Decker, S. Hurley. Row 2: J. Sephton mgr., P. Schmidt, B. Bundy, H. Stoddard, J. Parish, P. Sites. Row 3: Coach Bell, K. Slick, D. Case, J. Hertzog, R. Wagener, M. Johnston, D. Lloyd mgr., E. Schull, C. Kudcey, Coach White. Row 4.' D. Powell, L. David, B. Fischer, E. O,Nei1l, C. Salo, R. Farr, R. Jessen, B. Wierman, J. Kaley, M. Sipple, P. Walkama, D. Carter. This year's Golden Bear swim team had a tremendous season, finishing with a S.T.A.C. record of 15 wins and l loss. Team standouts were Ron Farr, who placed first in Section IV competition and second in statewide competition, Cliff Salo and Rick Jessen, who placed first in the 100 freestyle and the 400 freestyle re- spectively, and the relay team composed of Roy Wagener, Bob Fischer, Bill Wier- man, and Pete Sites who finished first in Section IV competition. V 78 Rick J essen SEASON RECORD Vestal .... 72 Abington Vestal .... 57 Ithaca. - - Vestal ---. 58 M-E ---- Vestal -.-- 77 Elmira- - Vestal .... 75 Central- . Ron Farr - Section IV Diving Champ Vestal ,,,, 65 Ngfth. . . Vestal ..-. 64 U-E ---' Vestal ---- 47 Rome- - - Vestal .... 60 Meyers. . Vestal -.-- 62 M-E .... Vestal ---- 63 Central- - Vestal -..- 69 - North. . - Vestal ...- 62 U-E ---- Vestal .... 49 Ithaca- - - Vestal -.-- 51 NSW Hartford- Vegtal .... 69 Abl1'1gIOI1 Heights - J unzor , Varszty Craig Kudcey and Steve Hurley soar off the blocks! Row 1: L. Waterman, M. Flederbach, J. Buttolph, M. Wheeler, A. Derites, D. Doyle. Row 2: T. Cavaness, H. Ehrhart, J. Alexander, J. Gold- berry, R. Frank, T. Schmidt, B. Fordyce, S. Oney. Row 3: Coach Ron White, C. Brown, N. Kushner, C. Clahasey, J. Krager, S. WooD, K. Slick 79 International Night was held to celebrate Christmas. With booths and skits, the members of the language clubs demon- strated customs, foods and the atmosphere of the countries they represent. President-Ann Rathbun Vice-President-Bob Bystricky Secretary-JoAnne Raffa TreasurervDave Buffum Advisor-Mrs. Allen RUSSIAN CLUB Chil l.. SPANISH CLUB President-Nancy Kamin Vice-Presidenl-Bill Wierman SecretaryARoxanne Abashian Treasurer-Debby Florance Advisor-Mrs. Malinich I 1 5 5 v Musicians add atmosphere. O O President-Diane Snupik In Vice-President-Sue Hanley Secretary--Denise D'Urso Treasurer-Shelly Pratko Advisor-Miss Johansen FRENCH CLUB 1 4 Q2 J .,wN..Aw S Ain , A 3 vw kvwq 'wxf ww ,Q an lg I QM, ,fm sg 5 qi N.. L ,.,.',,..n ,X r Hs? ' ' 1 . f. 5' 5 Q A .Ka fs. , F.. Q . 1. N rd v i ,nf N.. .. ...imii .Q ia, A, X , . s ,, X.. ' Xi ue S .. iv., . ics K1 J.. ? 1 G :dw P x X . ' ka 1. . X35 - ' , X , mf Q lm is 1 .. wh N 3353242 N iv , y 2 r' I-fn:-3'-:nu NI' H f : 5.-3,. ,Q my 4 ,ff 5 3 Leon Angelo The 1968 Homecoming commemorated Coach Hooveris 17th year as football coach. Mr. Hoover started the half-time proceed- ings by introducing his first team 119511 as they escorted the Homecoming Queen finalists - Debbie Cable, Peggy Calame, Laura Klose, Sandy Kowalski, and Donna Mascioli onto the field. Amidst tears ofjoy and strains of Bali Haif, reigning Queen Nancy Fundis crowned the 1968 Homecoming Queen Donna Mascioli. .K M ,ff J ...J i 1 at 1 t . N- in Q I , MUN t 1967 Queen Nancy Fundis crowns Donna Mascioli. Tender is the Nightv was the theme and setting of the 1968 Junior Prom. Couples danced to the music of Jack Jones in the glittering cafeteria. At 12:30, Sandy Kowalski was crowned Queen and with her escort, Jim McCor- mick, led the Royal Dance. X sl! , ,ww-as .:, l 5 fs 53 irio ,N ,.,Ll .E , all C r' V i L fl 1- 1968 1 fl-rj Sheila Shanlley. Sue Trevitt. Sue Van Zandt. Sharon Kocian, Laura Klose. Gayle Armant. Sue Hanley, Pat Baker. Debbie Cable, Carol Gorgner. Donna Mascioli, Christine Gehrett, Marie Spencer, Sally Ingraham. flower girl: Alice Spencer: Queen: Sandy Kowalski. Junior Prom XM. .g.M, 5 CC ht!! Tender Is the Nig swf W 2 R119 Honor Soczetj The Fall Induction of the Alpha Chapter of the Nation- al Honor Society was held in the auditorium on Novem- ber 14, 1968. Mr. Roger Bell welcomed students and par- ents ofthe inductees to the ceremony. Debbie Powell, as Mistress of Ceremonies, lit the silver candle, a symbol of the National Honor Society. From this silver candle, Sue Aldrich lit the white candle of character, J im McCormick, the green candle for leadership, Nate Levin, the red candle for scholarship, and Marsha Hall, the blue candle of service. The inductees were escorted to the stage where they received their certificates from Mr. Bell and where the girls received yellow roses, symbols of all thatls pure, true and beautiful in life. Mr. Wilfred Couch of the school board ended the ceremonies by speaking on challenges to this generation. Tina Powell receives a rose from Lynn Mag- ner. tl induction 1968 Patti Ace Jemma Bailey William Baxter Marlene Begell Janet Browne James Congdon Linda Conley David Dixon Brian Ellis Ronald Farr Kathleen Ford Robert Gaube Christine Gehrett Ronald Hall Susan Hanley Nancy Harvey William Homa Karen Housten Sally Ingraham Jeff Jackson Brian Johnson Bruce Johnson Nancy Kamin A. Jack Knapp Mary Rose Kovac Sandra Kowalski Craig Kudcey Cheryl Lamb Stanley Liu Mary Madden h Patricia Ann Manin Susan Meier Steven Miles Karen Milton Jon Myers Dorothy Olkowski Dennis Pipher Rose Potter Christine Powell Ruth Powell Lynn Rathbun Linda Rathmann Connie Roff Sue Rogge Robert Schmidt Diane Shaffer Hugh Simpson Thomas Slawta Edward Slimowicz Nancy Tarbell Suzanne Van Zandt Jane Voigt Edward Wadin Paul Walkama John Walker Douglas Warren Tania Werbizky Robert Wood John Yonkin Bi . sr if .wwuwd-mn.gQ,..N, Sue Aldrich, Jim McCormick, Nate Levin and Marsha Hall, the speakers GOLDEN GREA T OF '68 Alpha Gamma Hi-Y sponsored its annual King Bruin dance on November 27 honoring the Golden Greats of '68 . Team members who were eligible forthe title of King Bruin included: J. Berube, D. Chapman D. Cipra, B. Corey, D. Crotsley, G. Deines, D. Drew, B. Gaube, T. Fitzsimmons, K. Hoover, M. Hunsinger, D. Hunter, B. Johnson, F. Kish- paugh, J. Myers, M. Olenski, T. Oliver, W. Plymale, B. Richards, J. Shoemaker, G. Slick, B. Vanderburg, P. Walkama, J. Walker, A. Wilcox, G. Wilson, B. Wood, J. Wychules, J. Yonkin. The evening's highlight was the crowning of Dave Drew, chosen by the student body as this year's most outstanding player. 9 --Wu-gh 92 W 4 H 1 ', , , .W if ' 4,1 .fgw gf' ' if 145 fam, P , vw? V43 Q1 94 ifwf' y. -:Q 1. I 3 'Nm 1 -m,,.m- . gif' , ' XL ' A .. Jin , ' . 1' Wm, . :' ff ,I ,V Fi Q1 'iw-An, 4-L 1 1 ,QA Kf1r,pa -. 95 'S'-L Row 1.' S. Meier, J. Wurth, L. Rathmann, D. Olkowski, J. Gehrett, P. Galough, K. Houston, J. Tillou, R. Kie, V. Clark, L. Cronin, S. Muska, D. Graffius, B. Ste- wart, E. Hoffmann, P. Stack, J. Newell, D. Costanza, K. Persley, J. Johnson, L. Sunderland, J. Bailey. Row 2: A. DeMase, N. Ellis, J. Bortz, L. Blackman, K. Cih- iwsky, J. Kowalski, J. Fisher, C. Thompson, M. Black, M. Stowell, R. Baumlin, S. Bespalko, P. Dailey, D. Weiler, A. Lombardi, J. Gower, E. Allis, D. Pickering D. Haviland, P. Micco, N. Mersereau, C. Moody, B. Rubin, A. Beach, S. Stoddard, R. Collins, C. Avery, D. Getchell, D. Florance, J. Bickle, S. McClellan. Row 3. B. Kurey, C. Wood, M. Schneider, L. Corl, S. Roloson, T. Cicak, P. Olmstead, E. Beach, D. Webb, J. Little, F. Corl, C. Lamb, S. Evans, C. Browne, J. Goldstein K. Baxter, D. Bespalko, B. Godoy, B. Fordyce, P. Kenhart, J. Westfall, J. Reid, B. Wickman, D. Woolever, D. Bailey, G. Woolever, D. Johnson, J. Allen, J. Vo- tapka, S. Wood, D. Loomis, R. Clark, B. Pitchanau, J. Mersereau, R. Allers, S. Leer, R. Wagener, G. Aldrich, S. Canfield, J. Jackson, K. Reese, F. Johnson. Row 4: B. Niznik, K. Brown, M. Lowe, S. Avery, J. Johnson, N. Eldred, K. Wood, M. Marshall, P. Wilson, D. Niles, J. Rogers, B. Badger, P. Buttoph, C. Miller, J. Erwin, S. Rose, D. Halbert, M. Gregory, K. Johnson, G. Kneller, F. Comett, P. Shepherd, M, Kriebel, K. Kane, R. Fanning, D. Prince, B. Durham, W. Baxter, S. Boughton, T. Rockwell, J. Crawford, M. Congdon, R. Holdsworth, G. Congdon, J. Buttolph, J. Goldsberry, J. Loomis, G. Votapka, D. Sandowitz, D. Baxter, K. Hill, L. Peet, C. Diegert, R. Spencer, J. Knapp. wrap. oamm ...::R5..,:,, . in J! ,Q mm ...Q is Band ig K ' ' . Q I 3 s 27 '1 The band office. E x aff T11 ' xl 3 I M ' X- . ,X me . 1 5 W , Q W. ' ' ' L55 ' ' , , - 4 xi! 'V , Ir Y: . ff, M 4 VV Q ' . V , 5 - r'3', Q Pf:f f fy 5' bf In G I W WA I J D E 1 X' Y' W' Ns: ' F if ' f f if I 1 'f 5 , Q N x , V M V P V wf xr V .MV if yf , I I J , ,f V 'S ' . - 1 r',Mf' -ff., I ' . if 7 X 5 Q by ' K ' , 'igikpvx KVA '... Wd , V 44 jf 4 V r Q I, W . x ., 4 ., W , r jf, A ' ' f ' X, . ' Y Af , ' 1 f' LZ? 3 , . Q' X ' ' ek ,. x X I yy X' ga I ! V .J . .UA O: .,., W' V7 A 5 AQA4 F: 'P Q ' , , H If , f. ff ,My I Q fir I V1 ff' A ' V 1 I A I , V , -M' W , I ' X I N ' ' . u - b ' XS ffm MM., ,,,, , ,, W.. ,,., . g an , ' 'W A Q Q a. L -yu I A ,X -f A l . a KL if it if V 5' W L -1' T 7 57.5 4: EW P my ,,1.:-P: 'Q i 'di' , x , -in -S21 -1 M fix ,- mn UR, S . V 4 SQX. QS,'xW f 5 'N 56 ? .E Q, x 'fa A if ' QW wi f 1 K K I bil l I +f3R4'7- , .:. , 4 9 Vi-sg, i-5.4 ,M A yr ni B ,el . Q, ffafiff T? N. if 9 x o COLORGUARD Row 1 L. Houston E, Cortright S. Spencer D. Noyes D. Guldenshuh E. Cortright Row 2 K. Edwards S. Benson P. Hill B. Darling K. Collins D. Blaha C. Pado L. Dappert Row 3 C. Jones fcaptainj P. Foreman D. Ford D. Pappenheimer L. Arpante B. Weston D. Foreman fco-captainj BATON TWIRLERS Row I B. Cregan M. Hyde N. James Cco-captainj G. Lyman K. Stanton J. Kalinak Row 2- L. Westfall M. Bochenko B. Deer D. Moss T. Moran Ccaptainj K. Walker J. Bynes SWISS FLAGSWINGERS K. Ford M. l-lunsinger K. Cregan S. Rabuck V. Hildebrant C. Soloway S. Tait K. Chmielewski N N. Rabuck K . tx g 6 I f' I X .JS S . fs Ugh - Mobile Basketball Pep Band Bear Facts Bear Facts is a twelve-page monthly publi- cation. Patti Ace is the head of the staff of about 40 members. During the year, Bear Facts members have attended press conven- tions at Syracuse U., Columbia U., and St. Bonaventure. Bear Facts staff have a banquet in the spring of each year. fSeatedj C. Casterton, J. Haessler, D. Shook, D, Fuller, P. Ace, D. LaBarre, K. Zeller. tStandingj E. Antonson, M. Hunziker, E. Payne, C. Cross, D. Lane, D. Aikens, K. Moran, D. Schilling, P. Burnett. Glen Tung, Mr. Chang, Karen Muehlhauser, Patti Ace I ' ffhgn 159' fSeatedj N. Harrington, K. Cooney, S. Cooney, A. Clark, L. Crisman. fStandingj K. Erway, N. Farr, L. Bailey. 1. S. Hall, 2. S. Weber, 3. D. Shaf'er,.4. B. Basel, 5. G. Munro. 6. J. Avis, 7. M. Fritsch, 8. C. Thompson. 9. T. Worden, 10. G. Smallwood, ll. S. Snyder, 12. J. Fitzpatrick. 13. D. Bynes. 14. M. Shriber. 15. D. Oakley. Business Club 5 A N53 ll li This year, the Business Club has given a Christmas party for the children at the Susquehanna Valley Home, helped with a graduate survey conducted by the Guidance Office, and contributed to the Needy Fund at Christmas as well as having held a bake sale and two candy sales. They also held a Valentine Dance with the Russian Club following the Vestal-Ithaca basketball game. IOI A er., Ae D .- A ,ff fn A, g . . fl: - ,.:gh. .,., . I Q 4 .X ZS A 1' ' 34,344 ,Q Ncl, ' 9-4 Q Ski 1 A x l 1 'yy . I aa-p,,,g,.,-f - x v ' .5 It .x ' ..a-'-.gawahwwv-9 , K ' : KXOQQ.. f -ig .bp -views we- W-P' , 3 gay? - 4 - M -1 k5.1vg-,!.lLY33fAgig- , K 3-3:5 . -if-ekggigfgkaf gi-5. X . X BASKETBALL S. Trevitt, P. Shanley, D. Mascioli, capt.g C. Stehman, C. Kocian, P. Bakerg co-capt Missing: D. Coleman. WRESTLING V I Front: K. Fascoli, S. Hughes, S. Heininger, capt. Back: G. Amaant. K. Gyidik, K. Morgan. V xsagwf .5 C. Gehren. Trev: Usual rush for half-time break. Win ter The cheerleaders helped to carry the spirit and enthusiasm of the fall sports season on into the winter sports season. The Wrestling Cheerleaders encouraged our wrestlers through a difficult season plagued by injuries. Our Basketball team captured the Western Di- vision S.T.A.C. Championship with the sup- port of the Basketball Cheerleaders. The J .V. Basketball Cheerleaders also inspired their team on to many victories. J.V. BASKETBALL Lef I0 Right: J. Lobb, capt.g K. Bynes. C. Pasquale, K. Tinder. S. Cher- mak, D. Kaschak. A. Powell, J. Sulli- van. 1. Nancy Ellis, 2. Ginny Hildebrant. 3. Debbie Powell, 4. Nancy Allen. 5. Nancy Tarbell. 6. Chris Gehrett, 7. Sheila ,, ,Ingo A 4 J, 54 Shanley, 8. Sue Aldrich, 9. Debbie Cable, 10. Josy Bemard, ll. Sue Van Zandt, 12. Judy Battison, 13. Faye Gotts- 5 A chall, 14. Lisa Hambalek, 15. Marie Spencer, 16. Karen Cihiwsky, 17. Linda Byer, 18. Eloise Robbins, 19. Jemma 9 1 1 Bailey, 20. Laurel Bowen, 21. Kitty Ford, 22. Marsha Hall, 23. Lynn Magner, 24. Candie Molessa, 25. Neil Guiles, - 26. Bill 1-loma, 27. Linda Rathmann, 28. Cyndy Stehman. Missing: Dale Cipra, k l g .A . it 'W 'f-Q Xi V' fl 4 f if 'a Q. .H vi 1 .---A--Q--+6891 Xxx .8 .4 in Lisa Hambalek, Eloise Robbins, and Linda Byer. Marie Spencer, Miss Longo, Faye Gottschall. The Den 1 The yearbook staffis made up of thirty senior students who were selected from applications they submitted in their Junior year. Work began in the Spring of 1968 by putting together the Supplement. The staff then started work on the 1969 Yearbook in August and under the guidance of Lisa Hambalek successfully met all deadlines and completed the Yearbook. 105 Future Teachers of America Row 1: M. Sampson, C. Roos - pres., S. Rappoport, K. Stoss. Row 2: M. Washbum, M. Reilly, A. Rathbun, S. Wickman, C. Sedore, D Wilcox, K. Fredrick, V. Elliott, B. Miller. Row 3: C. Casterton, S. Stoddard, D. Dailey, H. Stewart, D. Moss, S. Butt, B. Love, J. Avis. The Future Teachers of America Club acquaints students with teaching. The members teach classes at Clayton Avenue and visit various colleges. This year, the club had a luncheon and a Christmas party. Ra- ffles, car washes, and bake sales are held to raise money for their trips. Girls Chorus Row 1: I. Holdren, D. Van Patten, L. Robbins, S. Reed, E. Reilley, J. Knowlden, N. Quakenbush, L. Warner, I. Bailey. Row 2: L. Houston, S. Kimes, J Clarke, L. Babuka, E. Kovach, L. Casterton, K. Daniels, D. Bates, D. Wittner, J. Schopf. Row 3: R. Budin, E. Wheeler. T. Loeffler, M. O'Neil, D. Hru- secky, N. Hubble, P. Murphy, K. Beff, R. Stroph. I06 Abha Gamma H i- Y QW? 01,5393 41 ' La IJ IL ' ning' 0' 9 1. S. Ingraham, 2. S. Van Zandt, 3. C. Gorgner, 4. P. Siegel, 5. D. Cable, 6. S. Trevitt, 7. M. Truchan, 8. K. Morgan, 9. S. Kowalski, 10. P. Schramm, 11. V. Southard, 12. C. Molessa, 13. S. Kocian, 14. N. Tarbell, 15. J. Bernard, 16. D. Schoonover, 17. L. Arpante, 18. M. Stowell, 19. J. Gehrett, 20. C. Luciano, 21. D. O,Hara, 22. M. Weston, 23. G. Gardner, 24. G. Armant, 25. D. Bain, 26. C. Hink, 27. D. La Barre, 28. C. Gance, 29. D. Powell, 30. K. Zeller, 31. A. Powell, 32. R. Potter, 33. J. Sullivan, 34. C. Smith, 35. K. Davis, 36. K. Ryder, 37. C. Gehrett - Pres., 38. J. Kowalski, 39. L. Magner, 40. L. Klose, 41. D. Lenox, 42. M. Hall, 43. D. Schilling, 44. K. Gydik, 45. D. Mascioli, 46. a li' . Working for King Bruin. D. Kimes, 47. S. Rabuck, 48. T. Bryant, 49. D. D'Urso, 50. G. Pierson, 51. L. Sostowski, 52. S. Johnson, 53. D. Kaschak, 54. M. Hunziker, 55. D. Root, 56. B. Rozelle, 57. D. Fanning, 58. P. Dailey, 59. P. Shanley, 60. C. Roff, 61. J. Fischler, 62. D. Graftius, 63. M. Schneider, 64. C. Lehman, 65. S. Vyziak, 66. M. Tilley, 67. A. Kreidler, 68. S. Sherwood, 69. J. Raffa, 70. J. Lobb. This year, Alpha Gamma Hi-Y has 73 members, more than ever before. Besides sponsoring the annual King Bruin dance, Hi-Y is involved in many other projects such as supporting an or- phan in Oklahoma and sending school supplies to needy families in Mississippi. They also make contributions to various organiza- tions. I07 Key Club This year, President Mike Welch, Vice President John Walker, Secretary John Yonkin, and Treasurer Frank Kishpaugh led Key Club, a boys' service organization spon- sored by Kiwanis. Key Club's projects included delivering canned goods to needy families and donating to the United Fund. The group also sponsored a powderpuff football game with Hi-Y to raise money for the Booster Club and co- sponsored an Easter Seals dance. I f....,4: Qnblfifhb l A Wfgtv 'Q tails ff if I J Gillette 2 J Swartz 3 D Frink 4 J Fitzsimmons 5 T Kuraclna 6 R Hogan 7 B Wood 8 A Kuracina 9 T Benz 10 K Reese ll M Hagen 12 K Hoover l3 J Schultz l4 D Wood 15 F Kishpaugh 16 J Yonkin l7 J Noss I8 D Strom 19 C Hoppes 20 M Shaughnessy 2l N Guiles 22 T Ferris 23 R Bamard 24 R Hem rich 25 J Noss 26 S Gyles 27 M Smith 28 B Benson 29 J Doherty 30 K Storm 3l S Harris 32 J Walker 33 D Chapman 34 B Johnson 35 M Welch 36 S Hur ley 37 B Oliver 38 G Howard 39 T Fitzsimmons 40 A Wilcox 4l M Kacher 42 J Doherty 43. L. D Angelo 44. M. Olenski 45. D. Perkins. OFFICERS: Sue Trevitt, Marie Spencer, Marsha Hall, Gayle Armant. Welcoming Tea for exchange students. . International Club The International Club sponsored a welcoming tea for exchange students this year. A booksale and other proj- ects were held to raise money for the American Field Service fund, and guest speakers were sponsored. The officers are president, Marsha Hallg vice-president, Marie Spencerg secre- tary, Sue Trevittg treasurer, Gayle Ar- mant. The advisor is Mrs. Browne. . ,,..t.,.,..,.,,,,L,...,,. a. ,wwf . Mr. Kinne speaking about the Peace Corps. I09 Y fi' ya N., , o f Q. Q 1 f E' Q ff Rf : 9 'xi Qi in ,i, K - -2 4 Q a E. ' F7 'ffl . if 5 , F K -. V X S Q' z .f S l X f SV, H 1 :A . W u The Mathletes have once again won respect for Vestal with a highly successful season in competi- Z- tion with other area schools. Rick Frank, Mark Bennett, Brian Johnson, and Ken Hill joined re- e turnees Nate Levin, Tom Mitchell and Leonard Poch. F' T21 S.. - .FMD U i 'iywif' on 'E L - tietr .,, - - , 1. :mln '- ' .a . Nate Levin Tom Mitchell and Leonard Poch Collegiate Singers p yy Row 1: D. Deubler, D. Mitchell, F. Spatol, D. White, J. Brunner, B. Campbell, M. Johnston, S. Campbell, D. Foreman, B. Connery, E. Rose, D. Cipra, W. Rockwell. Row 2: L. Murphy, K. Zeller, J. Barlow, S. Lepak, K. Austin, D. Dailey, C. Russel, D. Brown, B. Maddock, P. Bumett, P. Spring, B. Allen, C. Casterton, M. Walkama, C. Marks. Row 3: S. Evans, J. Littlejohn, L. Cafferty. D. Aikens. L. Tarbell. S. Gendron, N. Myers, P. Steele, R. Quackenbush, K. Carpenter, P. Bolton, B. Love, R. Molyneauk,'B. Belles. Kathy Peterson P.A. Club .'.t'1 Jim Gower and Barry Daneman II3 Ski Club Ski Club made weekly trips to Greek Peak this winter. In Janu- ary, 120 members ofthe club spent a skiing weekend in Mont Trem- blant, Canada. Varsity Club Membership in Varsity Club is restricted to underclassmen who have earned two varsity letters and seniors possessing one letter. This year,s projects have includ- ed selling football programs and working on the annual Punt, Pass, and Kick Contest. II4 , .,,,. , V wigwf., wrt ' ' 1' C 9 9 U 9 f , 1 Student Court The Student Court gained much more respect this year, holding more fre- quent, better-publicized cases and hearings. Under Chief Justice Neal Silver- man, the appointed offi- cers of the court strove to insure its success for future years. IL Rj R Budin N Silverman S Rose fBackj D Frink T Williams J Fitzsimmons, J. Walker, M. Welch, D. Garrett, M. Hagen, J. Doherty. Il5 4, eawfwlgz WW Y tg mmf M Jw. rd 3 ,Q , N, af K I :AAV W ivvi Q , H V, 6 ' 'M l,x.,,,gQ I f if The 1968-69 Student Council was one of the busiest ever. Led by President Tom Fitzsimmons, Vice-President Bruce Barrett, Secretary Sally Ingraham, and Treasurer Debbie Cable, the Council participated in the areas of service, leader- ship, and scholarship. The Council sponsored Homecoming events, a foster child. students' and guidance-identification pictures, a school emblem contest, a pride campaign, and the second annual Spring Camival. The officers and per- manent committee chairmen initiated an Executive Committee to meet weekly to plan agendas and to bring up items needing immediate attention. This Exec- utive Committee also revised the Student Council Constitution. The Council also strove to improve student bodyffaculty-administration relations by aiding in the establishment of once-weekly gripe assemblies, for students to voice any complaints or suggestions to the administration. This year has been truly successful through the accomplishments ofthe 34- member Council. wi 'iii ' ., 1255l'76q 'is ,, Bmw as l. D. Chapman, 2. T. Fitzsimmons. 3. S. Chermak. 4. J. Walker, 5. L. Sostowski, 6. K. Hoover. 7. D. Batley. 8. P. Dailey, 9. B Barrett, 10. D. Cable. ll. T. Tokarchik. 12. S. Kocian, 13. N Guiles, 14. J. Fitzsimmons, 15. S. Ingraham, 16. M. Smith, 17 S, Johnson. 18. P, Kintner, 19. C, Gorgner. 20. S. Sherwood. 21 S. VanGorder, 22. C. Allis. 23. D. Powell, 24. C. Soloway, 25. S Kowalski, 26. J. Blair. 27. D. Mascioli, 28. A. Powell. at Tom Fitzsimmons - President ll7 Vestal Voices At Christmas time this year Vestal Voices sang on television, radio, and participated in the annual Christmas Concert. In the Spring, the group per- formed at the Spring Concert. Competition was the final event of the year. Director Mr. Atteridg, Accompanist Jean Clay. Row I: J. Clay, C. Ardell, C. Wood, J. Bain, A. Dozier, C. Lamb, P. Petrosky, J. Jackson, T. Rafferty, M. Savage, T. Rockwell, L. Penfield, J. Russo, S. Allen, K Davis, S. Plessinger. Row 2: J. Wurth, A. Johnson, P. Kenhart, B. Adee, P. Ace, J. Fisher, G. Molessa, J. Bickle, D. Elder, B. Allers, F. Johnson, L. Brearley, D Bauer, L. Sostowki, N. Harvey, Mr. Atteridg. Row 3: W. Brown, K. Brown, C. Stalls, J. Bortz, D. Prince, K. Edwards, B. Edwards, P. Reese, B. Baxter, L. Keiffer J. Emest, E. Wadin, D. Marsh, D. Shultis, B. Walthers, T. Bryant, M. Cuffney, K. Baxter, K. Persley. Row 4: R. Kie, D. Thomas, N. Cassedy, D. Powell, J Gehrett, L. Magner, B. Bystricky, M. 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'aqf ,A .,,. - If-2 wif? gh - Q ye, 1:52 . ww- A wvsas..-15rQ1:w24+:ffam..--1vv:s'inf. ,w,w.- 4, pf L 1 ,-bww , V rv, --,F g g- -. , :Qu 5-,.lgh,5,., .,k1jxyA. I A ,milf f Jgiffr Has . , ff QV , , ff 2 -f 142.4 E ' X' A 1 ww 'v'ff-1fw effiQ,'fff' -, ' , f LF mWf. 'y-ffiefib .Jf?rE541'?'-:'i5i-1525? f:,Gi1gf 1 Q I .win ,Am-f Mk- .ffm-fw,.4f,,w - M - Q Senior Class Oficers Presiden t- Neil Guiles Treasurer- Carol Gorgner V1'ce-Pres1'dent- John Yon ki n Secretary- Laura Klose We, the Class of 1969, wish to express our sincere gratitude and deepest thanks to those who allowed us the privilege ofa high school education. Special acknowledge- ment is given to the teachers who instilled in us the knowledge we so anxiously sought. We look to the future with anticipation and the desire that we may utilize the knowledge we have acquired at Vestal. Memories of our four years here will always be with us as we enter into the world as responsible and self-reliant individuals. Renan Tavares-Brazil Keith Windle-A ustralia Foreign Exchange Students 4 Jocelyn Bernard-France I23 Exchange Students 5 E. Q. Q . f: l Yit Zellelaman - Ethiopia Julian Perez - Ecuador Bill Tillou 4 P ---qi ,mg L s. f 0 3. , 4. 40 s if iw Q it xx . ,.., 1Qi .m,,mi ,1Qm., E.. :.,:. , m , t . . . . 'pn-nov-I Bob Wood Roxanne Abashian Gary Aldrich Joseph Allen Patricia Ace Susan Aldrich Nancy Allen f 4H-fi Carol Ardell Gayle Armant Tom Fitzsimmons '7 ii, -iiff , UM, ,.,,. MW,,-,V, William Avery Daniel Babuka Jemma Bailey Linda Bailey Patricia Baker Patrick Barrie Donna Bain Barry Baldwin Margot Barosin O! What are you doing . . Richard Bartlow Barbara Basel Judith Battison 'ef 'Q' Gary Bawden John Beardsley Marlene Begell William Baxter Irene Begell Susan Belles , , l 1 Colleen Kiley and Joanne Callahan Q'TT 7 Donald Bender William Benson David Bennett Jocelyne Bernard Cyndi Berry Joseph Berube Dennis Bierly Christina Binder Thomas Blachek l Linda Blackman Christopher Blake l Ronald Blaha Craig Blomquist Marsha l'BC11 Hal' Mark Blomquist Rebecca Blossom Michael Boa Suzanne Bogdasarian Stuart Boughton Nina Boda Glenn Bolton Laurel Bowen . Ana' where are you going . Suzanne Boyles William Briggs Craig Brigode Cynthia Brown Wendy Browne Joyce Brunner NWmy.,,. , ,N , gf Lisa Hambalek and Dale Cipra I33 'Oil William Buran Gary Burns Robert Burns Linda Byer Robert Bystricky Fred Johnson and Dorothy Olkowski Gerald Farr Deborah Cable Jo-Ann Callahan Peggy Calame Sharon Camp Edward Campbell Shirley Campbell David Cappellett CNW if , ,f ' - 'ff' Christine Casterton Dennis Chapman Clifford Catterlin HQ' 'j Marvin Church Roseanne Ciaravino Karen Cihiwsky Dal e Cipra li Your Dan Walter, Jan Drew, Ron VanW1nkle. 41? Andra Clark Roy Clark C? Diana Cobb Robert Cody James Congdon N 'fel Cyndi Berry and John Marx ww 1 '3' 'T.Z'2 tfjif -uid' Livqa Cfmleb' Karen Cooney William Corey Wllllam COOICY Sharon Cooney Frederick Corl Martha Cornell Faith Cornett Eleanor Cortright . Ana' what are you seeking . A 1lT2'v'f?' 'ii- Ellen Cortright Robert Crandall Linda Crisman Cheryl Costley Kathleen Cregan Linda Cronin Craig Cross Marc Crutchley Sheila Cusick Roger Gleason '-QQ. W - Timothy Darling Margaret David 'QBP' Sue Ellen Davis Susan Deater Rebecca Deer Kevin Deans Susan DeBoer Gary Deines N RX ,. 'W-.M David DFCW Jan Drew Janice Drew And to where are you making? Blanch Dunbar Diane Durant Dennis Edwards Charles Dunn - Hettie Ebersole George Edwards David Elder Vickie Elliott Brian Ellis Nancy Ellis Robert Ellis Brian Pitchanau Cindy Lehman, Sue Meier, and Mary Madden. Dennis Ernest Scott Estep Cathi Fahey Kathleen Erway Sharon Evans Joseph FBHZIFEI -lack KUHPP Gail Forsythe- Gefald Farr Ronald Farr Marilyn Fish Nancy Faff Robert Fischer Eugene Fitzgerald , ' V Diane Fitzpatrick Joyce Fitzpatrick ze Wx F Qeal Silverman ff: Hn Wt L ' XX 'x,,, Thomas FiIZSimm0IlS Donna Foreman Karen Frederick Kathleen Ford Gail Forsyth Warren Fries i l47 l k a David Frink Marlene Fritsch Bonnie Fundis Paul G21lOl1gll John Gardner Gloria Gardner Robert Gaube G X wk 1-SN 4 do Russ Walthers and John Weston. S Tom Pape and Donna Foreman Wanda Gillette Roxana Glowa Carl Gehres Christine Gehrett Michael Gibson .K l I 49? W-'ity-7-ff' 'Wx Carol Gorgner Faye Gottschall Barbara Gurney Eileen Gorman George Griffin Michael Hagen O! Will you be staying . Peter Grimm Neil Guiles Donald Hakman Marsha Hall Michael Hall Ronald Hall PN Im. ,gay 05, .- I xf B. Tibcrio, D. Chapman, G. Grifhn, D. Babuka, D. Silvcri, J. Makarowski, J. Hendery. G. Wilson. l Isl i Y in-H' .pl 44 'fav' ,SEL J Lawrence Hallcnbeck Susan HHUICY Debra Harrington Lisa Hambalck Stephen Harding Nancy Harrington Theresa Hastings Elaine Hathaway Tom Pape John Sykas Gary Yale ,Vw Nancy Harvey Dennis Hayes. John Hendery Barbara Hasley Suzanne Hemmgef John Herbaugh wg-jaw UUA!! 'lswwi' kA Matt Olenski and Larry Hallenbeck Bruce Hetico Donna Hickok Kenneth Hill Edward Hickey Virginia Hildebrant Robert H0gan 'Wx Richard Holgash William Homa Don't blow il! Kirk Hoover Thomas Hoskins David Houscr Karen Houston Vicki Howard Gary Howard Donna Huffcut Mark Hunsinger David Hunter Stephen Hurley Sally Ingraham Jeffrey Jackson I f Brian Johnson Fredrick Johnson Bruce Johnson Gene Johnson Pat Barrie AIIHC JOJIHSIOII Carmen Jgngg -QQ? Lee JOHCS James Kadlecik Nancy Kamln .Nw ar 5 Gary Kaufman Margaret Keatley 4' Paul Steritt and Stanley Liu 1 Q i 'S'-21.9 I Lawrence Kciffer Colleen Kiley Douglas Kintner Mark Kessler Donald King Paul Kmtner Frank Kishpaugh Albert Knapp Patricia Kobosko Laura Klose Alfred Jack Knapp Lawrence Koch Or will you be sighing? . Sharon Kocian Peter Kondrach Philip Kosick MaryRose Kovach J2iIliCC Krager Craig Kudcey Sandra Kowalski Richard Kristof James Kurst Lynn Mugncr, Carol Ardell. Pat Ace, and Barb Edwards. M A 1 lr I I ff ' L '?ffezz -.. ,, H , Q,-S12 ,. M I , , - 4' Q , , iw. . f 'ffgx wy in 1 ' ' , MW W , MMV' ,.v- lg? f QQ Garry Lane Laurel Lee Richard Lenz . The daylite is dying . f 'x . I I . r e , fe 4 -:i ii S '.::' r 1 Stuart Leer Bruce Legg CYmhia Leska Alyse Leftow Cynthia Lehman Nathaniel Levin Mk ix? Kevin Lewis Alan Liddlg Guy Lindsay James Little Jim Lime Susan Linkroum Stanley Liu Pamela Livingston Donna Ludden Louise Machovec Larry Lupole Larry Lyman Stephen Mackin Carolyn Magner Mary Madden Walter John Makarowski fd Stephen Mallard Kathleen Malloy Gary Mann David Marsh Patricia Jean Martin Vjfjff ..--.,'-,,, a..,, ---J' Mike Welch and John Walker Q-gr Wr Patricia Ann Martin Donna Mascioli Michael Matoushek Todd Marx Timothy Massie Joseph Mattimore James McCormick Susan McDutTie Steven Miles Merelyn Miller Susan Meier Clyde Miller Roger Miller Follow, follow stars that leap ., Karen Milton Thomas Mitchell Tim0thy Mitchell Candice Molessa Kevin Moran Michael Mordovancey RaYm0Ud M0Cluin James Mordovancey Kathleen Morgan Nancy Harvey, Craig Blomquist, Debbie Cable, and Dennis Chapman. Clarence Morton Darlene Moyle QP ISN Karen Muehlhauser Gail Mun ro Wm ? Bonnie Munson Kathleen Murphy David Myers Q-Qw....,,.,.....W... 3 Q . Dale Slusser, Doug Rutter, and Al Wilcox. Jgnathon Myers James Nickerson James Noss Randy Novicky Deborah Noyes vm limothy Ngygg IVIZIIIUCW Olenski Dgnna Oakley Richard Oleson Gary Oliver Mary Ellen Oliver . Up the heavens cold and steepg 'CSV Richard Oliver Theodore Oliver Dorothy Olkowski Q 1-of-be QM. 'R Janice Opp Thomas Pape Patricia Paviglianti Thomas Orshal Thomas Pasquarello Lynn Peet T urn when dawn comes over lancL Elaine Pencek Robert Pentield David Petfak Beverly Petrosky Roger Pieken Brian Pitchanau William Petrush Dennis Pipher Wanda Pitcher i ii NL ' e ee'l X ie e X K H 'wg' Lynn Peet e ei X I7 Carl Plichta Warren Plymale Leonard Poch '-if ROSS Potter Deborah Potts Nancy Ellis 'NY !':'?3'-9' Christine Powell David Powell Deborah Powell Over rapial over sanal 1 1-IN-9' Ruth Powell Donna Prince Jay Purdy Dale Powers Bonita Purdy Laurette Raczkowski James Rafferty Eileen Rappoport Lynn Rathbun O MVA kk Linda Rathmann Charles Reilly Cindy Reed James Reister Chris Blake William Richards Ellen Rissler You can collect thc dum in five minutes Myou knnw what you'rc doing. J ' Q' Eric Reistctter Michael Richards Patricia Rissler IKM Vw ,RSX Eloise Robbins Connie Roi? Cynthia Roos Terry Rockwell Susan Rogge Di-21116 RO0t Bruce Helico, Mike Hagen X I 5 ...N 1 p-'M-h11i - ' , A., Bill VanDervort, Randy Walker, and Glenn Bolton. Craig Rose Cheryl Rought Barbara Rozelle David Ross Karen Rounds Douglas Rutter 10- ' Sheryl Salak Clifford Salo Stephen Sanford Down the swf dark stream you go . nr fi Diane Saraceno Dan Schafenberg Diane Schilling Marjorie Savage Steven Schafenberg Robert Schmidt Deborah Schoonover Loma Schultz Dennis Ernest Jeffrey Scott Laura Sechrist Diane Shaffer Sheila Shanlgy Cynthia Sheret Gregory Shuta Paula Si6g6l Neil Guiles, Ginny Hildebran! David Silveri Mr. Gillard and Sally Ingraham Neal Silverman Patricia Sirko Gary Slick Hugh Simpson Thomas Slawta Charles Slicker 3 Q K, 2 , B0vun's Dollies ii . L Qszk V k E. ,...., ans, , , Q K 'Ng 1 x ,fx Edward Slimowicz Catherine Smith Thomas Synder Gail Smallwood Michael Smith Kathryn Soloway K N. .am Vickie Southard Marie Spencer Roberta Spencer Away to lands . SUSHI1 Sikllkfif Rodney Steinruck Paful Stermt Cynthia Stehman Elmer Stepanovsky Diane Stevenson fi 4Svf f Lynn Stradley Patricia Sullivan John Sykas . You do not know! Nancy Tarbell Mary Theetge Edwin Thrasher Sue Taylor Charlene Thompson Robert Tiberio Dale Traver Donna Traver Nate Levin and Ron Blaha Joye Suzanne Trevitt Walter Tripp Marsha Truchan Ted Oliver, Debbie Cable, and Debbie Powell. News x?i?m3QgQ Simi Anne Tucker Linda Tucker Stanley Vail Robert Vanderburg Carol van der Meulen William VanDervort O, what are you seeking? - Tolkien David Van Hart Gregory Van Vliet Ronald Van Winkle Kenneth Van Skiver Donald Van Winkle Suzanne Van Zandt Stephen Veazie Jane Voigt Sharon Vyziak , xii Un, Edward Wadin Lawrence Waite Roy Wagener Paul Walkama R .N s' Jay Purdy and Ed Campbell Debbie Lane John Walker Randy Walker Daniel Walter Russell Walthers Darlene Warren Gloria Webster Douglas Warren Donald Webb Norman Weaver Shirley Weber Michael Welch Tatiana Werbizky Joseph Westcott John Weston Earnest Whitesell Glenn Williams Thomas R. Williams Alan Wilcox Thomas J. Williams Gregory Wilson '-s...,,,,m yiby W Mivvdii Girl Talk 'af fu. , I V Linda Wilson Robert Wood James Wychules Ronald Wilson Susan Work Gary Yale 419' 'I 4711 ,avg '2:::v' John Yonkin Fredrick Yuhas Frank Ziegler vi an f gr Pl f... 1 N' 135,-.wfv X fb- ux 'fgsk ' l -ff 95' iz 'hi' ww' ' f- -Q' v . A .fflt-:Qi 'ffigm w wjgiz- ' K .' ' EGP f+Lks:'f, s' ,, age - ' V 1' 'EBM-as-ef e T x2t . ,.,4 J .,,..- , 5- . ' nr , ,gp fp .ng ns, f, 9 .- uri 65 ' Class of 1972 FRESHMAN OFFICERS President - Terry Tokarchik Vice-President - Sue Van Gorder Secretary - Jamie Westfall Treasurer - Kevin Harris The freshman class will be trying to raise funds for its treasury by partici- pating in various activities. We plan to have a bake sale, a dance, and a car wash in the spring. 3.107 1 ff 046- ,gn . 6. 'iff' ,f Arif ' 'Wim 'vw 3 1 J Alexander2 J A1kens3 L Batt1n4 S Arndt5 R Baughman6 J A1dr1ch7 G Babykln 8 E Abdallah 9 T Ankney 10 B Badger 11 M Barnes 12 P Abrahamsen 13 E Antonson 14.J. Beam 15. M. Arnold 16. M. Albert 17. D. Albeck 18. G. Agan 19. S. Ace 20. P. Bamard21. M. A. Allen 22. B. Barry 23. R. Bartholomew 24. R. Avis 25. A. Beach 26. L. Baer 27. M. Abo- lafia 28. J. Bain 29. S. Allen 30. S. Avery 31. I, Bailey 32. C. Allis 33. K. Baxter H I0 I. K. Benedict 2. C. Bowen 3. P. Brhel 4. D. Bespelcklo 5. D. Brooks 6. S. Brown 7. S. Bennett 8. B. Blakeslee 9. M. Bettencourt 10. G. Brogdale ll. D. Brodsky 12. D. Blodgett 13. D. Boa 14. K. Brown 15. C. Bechtel 16. K. Biles 17. D. Boyles 18. B. Bortz 19. J. Schope 20. B. Bovan 21. B. Brearley 22. R. Bekanich 23. A. Boezi 24. S. Blair 25. S. Benson 26. D. Blaha 27. M. Beam 28. R. Becraft 29. J. Brace 30. D. Brownhill 31. H. Bradly 32. R. Brown 33. B. Boote 1. N. Cole 2. T. Canfield 3. D. Carpenter 4. D. Carlton 5. D. Campbell 6. P. Buttolph 7. V Clark 8. P. Cihiwsky 9. D. Bynes 10. J. Bumett 11. D. Burd 12. D. Carden 13. D. Castle 14. G. Church 15. R. Cady 16. L. Casterton 17. P. Castle 18. L. Chantler 19. M. Colavito 20. J. lBystricky 21. E. Calkin 22. S. Chamberlin 23. K. Clark 24. N. Buffum 25. J. Buttolph 26. M. Cobb 27. F. Ciaravino 28. J. Clarke 29. S. Clark 30. A. Buschman 31. S. Canha 32. W. Bundy 33. J. Burns 34. D. Chauncey 1 ws Q 104 1. D. Conners 2. J. Collins 3. T. Dam- brosio 4. C. Curtis 5. A. Curtis 6. J. Cooney 7. B. Cuffney 8. L. Crandel 9. W. Cooksly 10. R. Costley 11. S. Dam- brosio 12. P. Curatolu 13. D. Coppola 14. E. Cromarty 15. K. Collins 16. D. Cunning 17. K. Daniels 18. L. Dake 19. M. Croom 20. V. Crispell 21. D. Cuchi- ara 22. D. Coyne 23. S. Dakin 24. M. Cuffney 25. J. Copeland 26. C. Conger 27. M. Cuddihe 28. L. Cook 29. R. Cue- vas 30. M. Corson QF K ie x 202 Q 'U N ' 105 3 1. M. Dennis 2. L. Decker 3. D. Dundley 4. D. Dunkle 5. G. Dombrosky 6. K. Dellapenta 7. E. Dean 8. B. David 9. L. Dunlop 10. R. Dunn 11. T. Doyle 12. B. Davis 13. L. DePuysse1ier 14. C. Deines 15. B. Deer 16. D. Diegert 17. D. Duff 18. A. DeRilis 19. K. Dawson 20. A. Dozier 21. B. David 22. R. DeGregorio 23. C. Dempsey 24. S. Darling M . .li-.s Sally Fry, Rayleen Kie, George Knapp, Ginny Magner 154 1. H. Ehrhardt 2. B. Fordyce 3. M. Fedora 4. J. Erwin 5. R. Fanning 6. J. Fox 7. J. Fitzsim- mons 8. Jim Fasoli 9. S. Foster 10. R. Fisher ll. D. Durbas 12. D. Farr 13. L. Fletcher 14. D. Eggers 15. R. Freedman 16. C. Frey 17. T. Ellis 18. K. Foster 19. D. Fink 20. R. Freder- ick 21. N. Eldred 22. S. Frey 23. D. Edwards 24. J. Fuller 25. B. Ench 26. G. Fey 27. D. Elsky 28. M. Flederbach 29. J. Eickhoff 30. T. Fleming 31. J. Flipse 32. J. Fenslemacher 33. T. Ellis 34. G. Ferguson 35. B. Edson U Q F o f WN 0 0 1 1. J. Green 2. W. Grabow 3. B. Gurney 4. B Godoy 5. D. Gurney 6. M. Gyles 7. K. Gur- den 8. T. Goodnough 9. C. Green 10. G Gydik ll. W. Gardner 12. F. Guth 13. G Gary 14. J. Garside 15. D. Greaves 16. J Green 17. S. Greenholz 18. A. Geller 19. B Gleason 20. R. Giroux 21. P. Garvey 22. M Gorden 23. R. Glen 24. K. Gottschall 25. S Gillette 26. Y. Gates 27. B. Green 28. W Gilbert 29. J. Goldstein 30. M. Gibson 31 B. Gabriel 32. J. Goldsberry 33. K. Gehris 34. J. Gleason 35. B. Gottschall 203 1 if f 109 1. J. Harrington 2. A. Hayes 3. M. Hast- ings 4. B. Haflin 5. J. Heydereich 6. S. Henry 7. K. Harris 8. D. Hink 9. J. Has- ley 10. P. Hill 11. N. Hawken 12. L. Hickey 13. L. Hayes 14. K. Harding 15. K. Herbaugh 16. T. Hackbart 17. J. Harrington 18. E. Hoffmann 19. A. Hedgecock 20. D. Hagen 21. D. Havi- land 22. G. Hathaway 23. D. Haskell 24. L. Hale 25. B. Hadsell 26. M. Hal- lenbeck 27. R. Hall 28. R. Hall 29. J. Heater 30. S. Hawk 31. E. Hemphill 32. J. Havtur 33. M. Hoefer al 1 5 409 1. J. Kaschak 2. D. Jameison 3. K. Keast 4. E. Hughes 5. B. Johnston 6. R. Kaskan 7. S. Johnston 8. M. Hunziker 9. B. Janis 10. R. Huffcut 11. B. Houston 12. K. Johnson l3.J. Kalinak 14. J. Johnson 15. B. Holst 16. B. Kane 17. R. Holdsworth 18. J. Kamper 19. S. Jones 20. N. Hubbell 21. I. Holdren 22. M. Jergel 23. D. Hrusecky 24. A. Johnson 25. L. Houston 26. M. Jones 27. P. Keith 28. J. Hunsinger 29. L. Kenrick 30. D. Hotaling 31. B. Hyde 32. P. Kenhart 33. H. Karban 204 . J Pi wi 2,1 Sally Fry, Rayleen Kie, George Knapp, Ginny Magner Fl i 154 1. H. Ehrhardt 2. B. Fordyce 3. M. Fedora 4. J. Erwin 5. R. Fanning 6. J. Fox 7. J. Fitzsim- mons 8. Jim Fasoli 9. S. Foster 10. R. Fisher ll. D. Durbas 12. D. Farr 13. L. Fletcher 14. D. Eggers 15. R. Freedman 16. C. Frey 17. T. Ellis 18. K. Foster 19. D. Fink 20. R. Freder- ick 21. N. Eldred 22. S. Frey 23. D. Edwards 24. J. Fuller 25. B. Ench 26. G. Fey 27. D. Elsky 28. M. Flederbach 29. J. Eickhoff 30. T. Fleming 31. J. Flipse 32. J. Fenstemacher 33. T. Ellis 34. G. Ferguson 35. B. Edson Q WW 0 fl 1 1. J. Green 2. W. Grabow 3. B. Gurney 4. B Godoy 5. D. Gurney 6. M. Gyles 7. K. Gur- den 8. T. Goodnough 9. C. Green 10. G Gydik 11. W. Gardner 12. F. Guth 13. G Gary 14. J. Garside 15. D. Greaves 16. J Green 17.S.Greenho1Z 18. A. Geller 19. B Gleason 20. R. Giroux 21. P. Garvey 22. M Gorden 23. R. Glen 24. K. Gottschal125. S Gillette 26. Y. Gates 27. B. Green 28. W Gilbert 29. J. Goldstein 30. M. Gibson 31 B. Gabriel 32. J. Goldsberry 33. K. Gehris 34. J. Gleason 35. B. Gottschall 203 2 7 32 ao 26 31 15 16 e 9 10 H I2 2217 I9 4 18 l I 2 3 4 5 6 7 M 2 02 1. J. Miller 2. N. Mihok 3. D. Miles 4. D. Major 5. N. Mordavaney 6. T. 20 1' Middendorf 7. N. McLain 8. D. Miles 9. N. Mersereau 10. B. Miller 11. B. Morgan 12. L. Morgan 13. W. Murphy 14. M. McCormic 15. K. Moore 16. G. Molessa 17. J. Mattimore 18. D. Matloka 19. D. Mo- reondo 20. L. Murphy 21. J. Moss 22. B. Marks 23. P. McNamara 24. C. Murphy 25. F. Munson 26. B. Mullen 27. K. Moss 28. D. McMullen 29. C. Moss 30. M. Moore 31. S. Nuber 32. K. McPartland 33. D. Mar- tm 3 14 aa 37 29 75 15 14 21 3 lb 9 1 2 ' 1 a 5 ll ' 39 A 203 7 1. S. Oney 2. B. Oliver 3. C. Pado 4. D. Petrak 5. S. Novicky 6. K. Peterson 7. K. Payne 8. S. Ott 9. P. Olmstead 10. D. Nelson ll. K. Nelson 12. J. Painter 13. I. Payne 14. D. Nuss 15. P. Murphy 16. J. Paviglianti 17. B. Nelly 18. M.O'Nei1 19. J. Orzol 20. R. Perry 21. R. Palombo 22. D. Perricone 23. M. Mushock 24. B. Perry 25. J. Newell 26. B. Petersen 27. T. Peters 28. B. Niznile 29. P. Noyes 30. V. Osborne 31. P. Murphy 32. F. Natale 33. M. Olenski 34. T. Peabody 35. D. Pap- penheimer 36. W. Paviglianti 205 1. B. Reinecke 2. P. Rogge 3. R. Ridgway 4. L. Robbins 5. B. Purdy 6. W. Ro- manchuk 7. J. Powell 8. S. Pierson 9. G. Phillips 10. C. Reichert ll. T. Potenzino 12. G. Rinnie 13. A. Potenzino 14. S. Rice 15. P. Riesterer 16. E. Reilly 17. S. Reed 18. S. Roloson 19. C. Richardson 20. R. Poch 21. P. Randall 22. J. Reid 23. W. Powell 24. R. Radliff26. D. Pewterbough 27. L. Purtell 28. F. Pitcher 29. D. Richards 30. B. Phelan 31. N. Rexford 32. K. Roberts 3 3 . A. 1 1 K W i is . f 1 207 1. E. Schmidt 2. R. Ruffo 3. B. Shea 4. F. Sechrist 5. D. Scordino 6. R. Russell 7. R. Searles 8. P. Ryan 9. R. Ruffo 10. L. Sharer 11. P. Rounds 12. P. Rozelle 13. D. Russin 14. D. Schaffer 15. P. Schlauder 16. R. Rosics 17. D. Schaffer 18. S. Semanek 19. S. Serkin 20. K. Shea 21. J. Root 22. B. Runk 23. T. Runyon 24. M. Santare 25. R. Salmon 26. D. Seeley 27. T. Schmitt 204 1. T. Tokarchik 2. M. Sullivan 3. P. Stack 4. R. Teegarden 5. D. Thorp 6. B. Stoddard 7. D. Swan 8. L. Sutherland 9.J.Triebel 10. W. Swetland 11. H.Tay1or 12. W. Stalls 13. W. Turnpenny 14. S. Stricker 15. R. Trouslot 16. J. Tokas 17. D. Stepanovsky 18. D. Stepanovsky 19. R. Strope 20. L. Thrasher 21. K. Theodore 22. D. Stetson 23. J. Sutton 24. E. Terwilliger 25. J. Trevitt 26. R. Templeman 27. P. Stratford 28. J. Thomas 29. J. Taylor 30. C. Swingle 31. H. Swackhammer 32. J. Sullivan 33. J. Swackhammer L.. .... . .... , N.,...,y , yuh Eg. A...-.!.. 41.9 1. L. Werbizky 2. E. Weil 3. D. Weiler 4. J. View 5. D. Wenger 6. T. Ward 7. J. Van Patten 8. K. Weiskopft'9. J. Vandermark 10. J. Vlasak 11. M. Vail 12. S. Walter 13. M. Walter 14. L. Warner 15. S. Volock 16. B. Twinam 17. T. Van Gorder . . ' . . y . . , . A L. West 22. S. Van Gorder 23. G. Wadin 24. D. Vanderburg 25. D. Van Dusen 26. D. Van Pat- ten 27. G. Votapka 28. K. Wiker 29. B. Walsh 30. G. Ward. W is w Van wmkie 19 J Weir 20 T weed 21 208 Y 1 ' 'MW . wg' WD? 1 i l C. Slimowicz 6. D. Smalley 7. D. Spring 8. J. Spadaro 9. S. Spencer 10. S. Sherwood 11. R. Sny- der 12. T. Speer 13. G. Smayda 14. J. Springsteen 15. M. Smith 16. W. Snyder 17. M. Snaer 18. M. Sheard 19. D. Sodon 20. C. Sivers 21. L. Shea 22. K. Snyder 23. C. Soloway 24. R. Slawta 25. K. Smith 26. K. Smith 27. P. Sites 28. P. Shepherd 29. C. Shepp 30. L. Shepter 31. C. Snedaker alba 9 1 1. J. Westfall 2. T. Wimmer 3. D. Wittner 4. L. Wickmun 5. K. Wood 6. M. Williams 7. S. Wyatt 8. A. Zupneck 9. S. Yurgartis 10. P. Woodrof 1 1. M. Wheeler 12. J. Williams 13. M. Zizzi 14. M. Zizzi 15. J. Woodward 16. P. Wilson 17. P. Zentmeyer 18. K. Williams 19. K. Zumbach 20. J. Woods 21. D. Young 22. S. Wynne 23. A. Wheeler 24. D. Williams 25. S. Wescott 26. F. Wood 27. W. Wintsch 28. J. White 29. D. William 30. B. Wickman 31. R. Woidt 32. B. Willis 33. W. White 34. G. Wisniewski 209 1. D. Short 2. V. Short 3. E. Shufler 4. C. Sisson 5. l Class of 1971 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS President - Bob Fundis Vice President - Lori Sostowski Secretary N Pam Dailey Treasurer - Ray Coury The goal ofthe Sophomore Class is to make the class of '71 a class that all will remember for their contributions and hard work in V.C.H.S. This year, under the leadership of Bob, Lori, Pam and Ray, we worked towards this goal by adding to our treasury with proceeds from a dance and other fund-raising projects, and by participat- ing in the Spring Carnival. Mr. Buran says we're the most well-behaved class in the school when we enter and leave the au- ditorium. N 3 B 10 H lb o 15 71 19 22 12 18 20 24 25 17 13 1. K. Baker 2. D. Batley 3. C. Armstrong 4. C. Avery 5. T. Baxter 6. P. Basel 7, D. Aldrich 8. R. Benjamin 9. K. Abbott 10. M. Arrufat 11 C. Baker 12. M. Bannister 13. J. Barlow 14. E. Beach 15. B. Barnes 16. D. Alon 17. K. Beff 18. L. Babuka 19. B. Allen 20. B. Belles 21. 210 Adee 22. E. Allis 23. S. Allen 24. R. Aldrich 25. K. Austin K 1. D. Bradtke 2. C. Binder 3. F. Booth 4. P. Bolton 5. S. Bimmler 6. S, Bespalko 7. T. Bloomquist 8. J. ' 5 'Y .5 I Bevan 9. K. Bousa 10. C. Bennett 11. V. Bogdasarian 12. M. Bochenko 13.1. Bisaha 14. S. Boughton A 15. C. Boyce 16. S. Bennett 17. L. Brearley 18. D. Bisher 19. M. Blachek 20. P. Bolan 21. S. Berry 22. G. Black 23. J. Bickle 24. T. Benz 25. R. Benjamin W 'B W N H N H B zu n X 11 H B , ,, it it 1. 1 vw to Mn 117 1. W. Butt 2. K. Buttolph 3. L. Cafferty 4. S. Carlip 5. G. Brogdale 6. J. Broderick 7. S. Brooks 8. K. Carpenter 9. D. Case 10. K. Brewer ll. B. Campbell 12. M. Carpenter 13. J. Brigham 14. T. Carosel- la 15. W. Cady 16. M. Brown 17. D. Brown 18. C. Brown 19. B. Bundy 20. R. Budin 21. L. Burns 22. D. Campbell 23. T. Bryant 24. S. Buglione 25. C. Castle 211 1 1 1 s 1 . W 216 W 1. L. Corl 2. V. Connery 3. C. Dahms 4. B. Cooley 5. M. Crisman 6. P. Close 7. A. Clarke 8. T. Cregan 9. P. Dailey 10. S. Chermak 11. S. Cole 12. C. Congdon 13. C. Cleary 14. D. Costanzo 15. B. Cren- shaw 16. S. Clary 17. J. Cornick 18. J. Crawford 19. C. Conger 20. F. Corson 21. R. Coury 22. C. Courtenay 23. K. Chmielewski 24. M. Compton 25. G. Crandall 26. L. Cuevas 27. D. Crotsley 28. M. W Congdon 29. T. Cicak 351 Sarah Rose, Sally Chermak A A - . A 217 1 1. K. Davis 2. L. Dappert 3. J. Dunnett 4. A. Elwood 5. P. Eiche 6. D. D'Urso 7. is is 20 22 24 25 16 K. DeMario 8. J. Ellis 9. B. Durham 10. B. Eickhoff 11. P. Dilmore 12. M. Day- kin 13. D. Deubler 14. T. Donson 15. L. Droege 16. T. D'Ange1o 17. J. DeBoe1 18. B. Dierken 19. M. Delap 20. R. Dalrymple 21. D. Dunckle 22. D. Doyle 23 M. Demetros 24. K. Edwards 25. K. DeMase 26. G. Dimenna io H 12 H, .7 9 15 I9 21 a 11111 W -eswhw N ,NWN 'K 517 1. E. Fedora 2. J. Fabian 3. C. Fil- bin 4. D. Fanning 5. D. Ford 6. J. Fischler 7. L. Fischer 8. G. Gard- ner 9. J. Fundis 10. R. Folmar ll. M. Fritts 12. L. Ferguson 13. D. Ganser 14. T. Ferris 15. J. Fedish 16. L. Francavillo 17. K. Gehres 18. P. Fitzgerald 19. P. Galough 20. P. Fischer 21. M. Fisher 22. D. Florance 23. A. Frey 24. M. Fisch- er 25. D. Fisher 218 1. E. Gilroy 2. D. Helms 3. K. Han- ley 4. M. Hackett 5. D. Georgi 6. G. Hamilton 7. M. Hall 8. J. Haesler 9. R. Guldenshuh 10. D. Green 11. R. Gow 12. A. Hayes 13. L. Gross 14. B. Gent 15. J. Gower 16. D. Graffius 17. S. Giannetti 18. J. Gray 19. L. Gilchrist 20. S. Harvey 21. D. Halbert 22. D. Gleason 23. F. Gianakouros 24. M. Haller 25. B. Harvey 26. A. Goncalves 27. J. Gorman 28. M. Haydn 213 ' 5 2 1 220 l. S. Horwitz 2. M. Herko 3. M, Hudock 4. C. Hoppes 5. M. Hooker 6. C. Houser 7. D. Howland 8. R. Hessler 9. T. Huntley 10. J. Homan ll. M. Hoyt 12. B. Hudick 13. C. Houghtaling 14. T. Horsky 15. J. Hughes 16. M. Hunziker 17. B. Her- old 18. D. Helms 19. D. Howland 20. M. Hendery 21. J. Holicky 22. R. Holden 23. R. Hogan 24. J. Heslop 25. R. Hunsinger 26. J. Hildebrant 27. K. Hemmings 28. B. Holdsworth 29. M. Hendery .11 19 70 W8 6 ii 25 20 A 7 Q I 13 I5 ,7 17 H 16 ,B 5 222 1, K. Hynes 2, M. Hyde 3. R. Jones 4. G. Keyes 5. A. Kellogg 6. M. Kays 7. G. Jones 8. L. Kaskan 9. W. Janis IO. A. Jager ll. A. Kane 12. C. Kapeg- hiun I3. M. Kittle 14. L. Klem 15. S. Keith 16. J. Jones 17. M.Jones 18. S. Johnson 19. M. Kadlecik 20. J. Kessler 21. R. Johnson 22. G. Kenhart 23. T. Kniffen 24. E. King 25. D. Kimes 26. D. Kaschak 27. J. Johnson 28. L. Johnston 29. S. Kipp Judy Harrington My 1. R. McCann 2. N. Ludden 3. P. Matulewicz 4. L. Martin 5. J. McPart1and 6. J. Milton 7. M. Mi- chaelson 8. S. Mattice 9. C. Miller 10. M. Miesch 11. S. May 12. M. Meshensky 13. K. Marsh 14. K McCormick 15. M. Maddock 16. B. Messina 17. D. Messersmith 18. J. Meadway 19. T. Martin 20. K Martindale 21. D. Malitz 22. L. Malloy 23. A. Matoushek 24. R. McCormick 25. C. Michno 26. P. McAhon 27. D. Madden :in 75 Q1 H 70 25 W 71 24 ro 4 5 va vu B it A is if 11 7 v ve 19 224 1. D. Lantz 2. R. Lamoreaux 3. J. Littlejohn 4. W. Leonard 5. D. Lee 6. A. Krestalude 7. S. Laszews- ki 8. M. Kucherov 9. P. Lopata 10. D. Koncak 11. C. Livingston 12. D. Lowe 13. J. Lazenka 14. R. Lamont 15. B. Love 16. M. Kresge 17. J. Lindsay 18. K. Lane 19. P. Lucas 20. D. LaBarre 21. D. Lenox 22. C. Landon 23. A. Kreidler 24. T. Kura- cina 25. W. Kurey 26. R. Lainhart 27. J. Krager 28. R. Kopal 29. C. Liddic H 15 ,, W V3 va W ra 215 1 1, 1. K. Nelson 2. G. Morlando 3. F. 'Miske 4. R. Oliver 5. M. Moranville 6. C. Oakley 7. L. Nield 8. G H ,QL Nosewicz 9. C. Muniak 10. P. Mordovancy ll. M. Mysnyk 12. P. Oblasney 13. E. Norris 14. as 24 Mitchell 15. M. O'Br1en 16. S. Molyneaux 17. C. Moody 18. B. Nestlerode 19. M. Nelson 20. D. Mis tretta 21. A. Myers 22. R. Molyneaux 23. R. Nickerson 24. K. Morgan 25. M. Northrop CWQWQWFR 229 1. D. Pickering 2. S. Rabuck 3. N. Pow- ell 4. L. Orzol 5. G. Petrosky 6. C. Pack- er 7. T. Rafferty 8. M. Pickering 9. K. Raczkowski 10. B. Pape 11. G. Pierson 12. L. Ramage 13. P. Policare 14. S. Plessin er 15 S Philli s 16 B Pa e 17 S - - P - - P - N. Quackenbush 18. B. Pickard 19. S. Pierce 20. R. Race 21. G. Price 22. T. Peters 23. D. Pavlovic 24. D. Asrud 25. M. Plichta 26. G. Peet 216 . ks Eli... .... .. 6 ,Hn -l P .!....'L 'lakh 2 1. J. Renda 2. S. Roloson 3. G. Ruddick 4. P. Reichert 5. C. Rising 6. B. Rubin 7. T. Rathbun 8. I 1 3 A 5 , D. Ruffo 9. D. Ritch 10. J. Rogers l I. E. Rose 12. W. Rockwell 13. D. Ross 14. S. Raub 15. B. Rossi 16. C. Runyon 17. M. Rathbone 18. B. Rooney 19. M. Reynolds 20. R. Rose 21. B. Rob- erts 22. M. Reed 23. C. Roberts 24. J. Riolo NK P2255 Sue Williams and Darlene Costanzo 233 1. N. Sivers 2. K. Ryder 3. C. Shaugh- nessy 4. M. Sipple 5. M. Schnieder 6. D. Shultis 7. J. Schultz 8. E. Shull 9. B. Short 10. P. Shaffer ll. K. Silvernail 12. C. Shaffer 13. C. Russell 14. J. Sanford 15. B. Russell 16. S. Sheret 17. M. Sav- age 18. C. Salo 19. E. Russell 20. M. Schild 21. P. Shanley 22. B. Russell 23. J. Sephton fwlffltfkwlwm M fl 220 Class of I9 0 JUNIOR OFFICERS Presidenl - Joe Blair Vice President - Val Pasquale Secretary - Kathy Kintner Treasurer - Mary Lewis The class of 370, recognizing youthls growing re- sponsibility to help improve society, is dedicated to public service. By throwing out the kiddie-like pur- poses of previous classes, the Class of '70 sets itself apart as a mature organization, contributing to the im- provement of mankind. Joe Blair 5 7 B 3 24 m A 1. R. Allers 2. J. Ambrose 3. R. Baumlin 4. M. Barnes 5. E. Allis 6. K. Barnes 7. D. Baxter 8. B. Bartlow 9. R. Barnes 10. D. Allen ll. R. Barnard 12. L. Abrahamsen 13. L. Arblaster 14. L. Avery 15. E. Ashcraft 16. N. Wood 17. C. Allen 18. J. Baer 19. L. Arpante 20. J. Avis 21. J. Allen 22. D. Aikens 23. J, Andrews 24. C, Baxter 25. V. Abashian 26. S. Baker 27. D. Bates 28. E. Antonsen 29. W. Beach 30. L. Behrens 31. B. Allen Bain 237 1. D. Buffum 2. M. Bernard 3. J. Bond 4. S. Butt 5. M. Black 6. L. Calkin 7. L. Cafferty 8. C. Blodgett 9. E. Benjamin 10. M. Brooks ll. G. Benedict 12. J. Bortz 13. K. Bimmler 14. T. Brent 15. R. Bell 16. M. Ben- nett 17. D. Bynes 18. N. Brad- ley 19. T. Brearly 20. T. Boyd 21. J. Blair 22. P. Burke 23. R. Brock 24. K. Boyce 25. D. Brown 26. P. Burnett 27. G. Belva 28. K. Bynes Chris Pasquale and Claudia Gottheim as 2: 11 zu vw vw ua H ,5 iz iz r A v vi 1 s vo K 3 4 A A 260 1. D. D. Coleman 2. R. Chauncey 3. D. Cooke 4. D. Cipra 5. S. Cross 6. L. Conley 7. R. Chadwick 8. J. Clay 9. V. Collins 10. L. Calkin ll. N. Camp 12. N. Cassidy 13. R. Collins 14. P. Canfield 15. D. Carter 16. C. Cla- hasey 17. S, Clark 18. S. Coury 19. P. Davis 20. D. Carr 21. B. Carlton 22. D. Carter 23. G. Congdon 24. C. Clark 25. B. Chandler 26. T. Caviness 221 268 1. C. Fox 2. T. Filbin 3. J. Fahey 4. J. Gillette 5. J. Fitzsimmons 6. K. Fasoli 7. N. Getz 8. J. Fisher 9. T. Fitzpatrick 10. B. Gates 11. F. Fudger 12. R. Garrett 13. C. Freeman 14. B. Foley 15. V. Fox 16. J. Gehrett 17. D. Giroux 18. C. Gance 19. D. Fink 20. R. Frank 21. D. Getchell 22. D. Fuller 23. D. Force 24. S. Glann a 1 ,,,,,,,..... 'Till 1 1. K. Desko 2. L. D'Angel0 3. W. Davis 4. P. Donnely 5. C. Diegart 6. D. Decker 7. R. Davis 8. J. Ernest 9. K. Ellis 10. A. Cruiek- Shanks 11. L. Ergott 12. P. Davis 13. B. Ed- wards 14. S. DiPau1o 15. B. Ellis 16. T. Dick- enson 17. L. David 18. D. Dando 19. C. Don- ald 20. C. Dimick 21. M. Dellapente 22. J. Duf't'23. G. Evens 24. S. Dunlop 25. M. Crot- sley 26. D. Davey 27. P. Dean 28. K. Davis 29. B. Darling 30. D. Dailey 31. C. Deblase 222 272 1. C. Hierlwimmer 2. C. Helms 3. J. Infantine 4. C. Jeseo 5. R. Hawken 6. T. Hubbard 7. N. James 8. C. Johnson 9. G. Hunter 10. C. Jones 11. J. Haus 12. L. Hess 13. R. Heinrick 14. G. Hughs 15. D. Hegedus 16. C. Hink 17. M. Hurley 18. P. Holland 19. P. Holmes 20. C. Hereeg21. D. Havtur 22. E. Howard 23. R. Holly 24. W. Hessler 25. J. Hertzog 26. M. Jeffrey 27. 4 5 Z 3 1 7 ze 25 77 s Q o K iz 13 22 23 8 W 20 21 ZA 1 15 17 270 1. D. Gunning 2. T. Greene 3. W. Harding 4. J. Guth 5 S. Greame 6. M. Hagopian 7. S. Hall 8. J. Greenholz 9 C. Gottheim 10. K. Gyidik 11. D. Griffin 12. D. Gobe 13. S. Harper 14. C. Gray 15. D. Guldenschuh 16. S Hardie 17. P. Hanus 18. S. Gyles 19. R. Gleason 20. K Harding 21. D. Glover 22. G. Gurney 23. C. Harring- ton 24. S. Harris 25. A. Groves 26. J. Gregg 27. S Hadaway WW, J 0 0 zo 17 'V 22 Qi 21 is 5 cl ,, 1 A K1 273 1. P. Johnson 2. L. Johnson 3. P. Keely 4. D. King 5. F. Johnson 6. M. Johnson 7. R. Kiley 8. M. Jones 9. K. Kintner 10. I. Kopf 11. D. Kelly 12. S. Knapp 13. M. L. Knapp 14. D. Kelly 15. M. Klemmt 16. L. Kap- pler 17. D. Kerr 18. B. Kinner 19. M. Johnston 20. M. Kacher 21. C. Kelly 22. P. Jones 23. J. Johnston 24. K. Kane 25. A. Kobasko 274 1. D. Loomis 2. J. Maddock 3. M. Krie- bel 4. D. Lloyd 5. T. Lloyd 6. D. Kunkel 7. C. Larnerd 8. W. Kuch 9. L. Leclair 10. W. Maddock ll. D. Lucas 12. C. Leonard 13. P. Lantz 14. J. Kowalski 15. R. Luce 16. C. Lee 17. E. Kouach 18. C. Luciano 19. C. Lyons 20. L. Lacey 21. J. Lobb 22. B. Lane 24. D. Lenox 25. D. Lange 26. P. Lent 27. C. Kuzemka 28. P. Kvasny 29. S. Lrgnak 30. D. Lindsay 32. T. Leonard 33. . Lyman 224 wi 74 6 iv H iz 275 1. J. Messersmith 2. J. McDuffie 3. R. McCulsky 4. S. McClellan 5. P. Micco 6. M. McCarty 7. P. Mathews 8. G. Miller 9. D. McKinley 10. C. Marks ll. M. Matts 12. T. Meshensky 13. B. Mason 14. M. Menard 15. M. Medionte 16. M. Massa 17. J. Lowe 18. M. Mancini 19. B. Miller 20. B. Mash 21. B. March 22. D. Mauro 23. R. Magnotta 24. F. Martins ' 1 K. v A Q .T 1 . . .... .... ..... . . . David Mauro 'v on 1 WWWFWW 276 1. D. Newell 2. K. Mix 3. C. Nichols 4. K. Moniz 5. J. Nelson 6. P. Norton 7. D. Oil-Iara 8. J. Olson 9. S. Muska 10. R. Owen 11. B. Munson 12. M. Owen 13. K. O'Ma1ley 14. J. Murphy 15. D. Moss 16. P. Miller 17. V. Neild 18. G. Nich- ols 19. S. Mogart 20. S. Mitchell 21. J. Mitchell 22. M. Mit- chell 23. W. Muniak 24. N. Myers 25. J. Nickerson 26. D. Montgomery 27. E. Moore 225 N 277 1. P. Petrosky 2. L. Popso 3. G. Predix 4. L. Penfield 5. B. Potter 6. D. Perkins 7 K. Pierson 8. T. Parks 9. M. Poch 10. D Palonbo 11. G. Pilling 12. R. Quacken- bush 13. B. Plessinger 14. B. Phlen 15 E. Payne 16. B. Post 17. R. Owen 18. B Postupack 19. V. Pasquale 20. M. Pur- tell 21. K. Pawlowski 22. L. Purtell 23 C. Pasquale 24. K. Persley 25. G. Poli- carex 26. A. Powell Richard Frank 5 . B 1 E Rogert2 M A Riley 3 L R1chards4 K Reese5 A Rando6 M Samson 7 S Rowe 8 N Russell 9 E Rock 10 J Roberts 11 V Rose 12 J A Raffa 13 M Randall 14 P Randall 15 A Rathbun 16 R Salamida 17. B. Reagan 18. T. Redlin 19. J. Runyon 20. K. Radliff 21. D. Roberts 22. R. Rolls 23. D. Reynolds 226 2 E 2 4 Z 3 ? Z 1 2 22 za 2' 1 s I9 70 25 zo 17 23 Q., so s I 5 7 Q to In I2 I3 H ,6 3 s is 17 282 1. J. Shepp 2. D. Sheehy 3. S. Sherwood 4. D. Slusser 5. P. Shanley 6. R. Saxe 7. S. Seeley 8. S. Schaffer 9. C. Smith 10. M. Shriber ll. K. Scott 12. C. Sedore 13. V. Schafenberg 14. M. Shea 15. P. Shramm 16. R. Sixxon 17. D. Shriver 18. S. Schafenberg 19. G. Saxe 20. B. Shaver 21. S. Smallwood 22. M. Smacker 23. L. Sickler 24. W. Siebert 25. M. Shaughnessy 26. M. Schreck 27. J. Sneider 28. R. Sickler 29. A. Slawta 30. D. Shea 6 JV! 284 1. C. Stuart 2. R. Stuart 3. D. Steflik 4. D. Strom 5. M. Smith 6. S. Snyder 7. J. Sweet 8. F. Steele 9. C. Stalls 10. F. Spatol 11. S. Stoddard 12. H. Stewart 13. S. Snyder 14. B. Spencer 15. J. Swackhammer 16. G. Smith 17. D. Spunjer 18. P. Storie 19. J. Swartz 20. R. Steenburg 21. J. Sullivan 22. D. Stamer 23. R. Stewart 24. M. Smith 227 N B v7 I4 is 20 'Sf my M W 286 1. R. Walter 2. E. Taylor 3. S. Tait 4. T Thomas 5. N. Teeiarden 6. R. VanDervort 7 R. Vogt 8. P. Sy as 9. D. Thomas 10. D Wadsworth 11. R. Swingle 12. G. Vander- burg 13. D. Vicks 14. J. VanHorn 15. L Thetge 16. R. Walter 17. R. Thomas 18. W Tillou 19. J, Valek 20. R. Twinem 21. D. Turk 22. D. Taylor 23. F. Turner 24. K. Tin- der 25. M. Tilley 26. G. Walter 'hm V vi T . 'mx . . .x - i kk ,-7,2 y NY, ki V i sf , -- . 5 V 5 N .xx X x A x K 'E 1 ' ii ' ' , 1 if X . T N 1. N. Wood 2. C. Williams 3. B. Wilkins 4. D. Woodward 5. S. Yer- don 6. T. Zinski 7. G. Williams 8. J. Wurth 9. D. Woolever 10. G. Pill- ing ll. D. Williams 12. S. Wood 13. T. Worden 14. D. Wilson 15. T. Wilcox 16. T. Wray 17. B. Woidt 18. M. Weston 19. G. Williams 20. M. Wushbum 21. D. Davey 22. L. Westfall 23. C. Wood 24. C. Wick- man 25. L. Welch 26. S. Winter- berger 27. D. Wilcox 28. B. Ward 29. J. Woods 30. K. Warner Carol Penny and Kevin Reese Tammy Moran ,r 2 .Q 230 23l SWAIN PHARMACY, INC. 'NX DRUGS 109 Clayton Ave. Phone ST 5-4572 VestaI's Only Independent Drug Store Congratulations Q Class of I969 X ,-1 fl ix I ' IPPIONE 748-1546 S- AREA cone eov .I X? K. I-:EIN FEDERAL ELECTRONICS Vestal Pkwy. East Vestal MACHINES, INC. 341 Vestal Parkway East Vestal, New York I385O Good Luck Seniors Student Council's Spring event - The Carnival - STUDENT COUNCIL Q Q D i JACKIE TSWEE7' NE JA 'QQ 'W DKANE DA VEY KATHY STANTON 'W GRACE PGL ICARE AY SUE M6607 SUE WORK l 3 fu i 3 Q X NJ N 2 Z QQ 32 qu Q-4 L2 Cl VL ii ,gi vu kg' 5: 55 Eg 35 X xlb Ll Rn 2 MA E V! 5? lg E fr 5- fl H 1 'S gg! A 5 :S , 5 33 r ss 2 EE i G ge, v f- W 1 0 ka 1 X WE gm U fx 2 1.1.1 ' 'S Eg sb 'hw 3 'O K Q Q3 A Q 3 I Q 9 AH NJ 'QE Ez lm E ku: bk R W!! 2 ki nm O Y on ws M: Qx ffl' C PA PA7' POL ICARE K 5,3 ga is DEBBIE WU. CUX XQ lk is '52 Ea W da luv 32 ov Q NANCY RUSSELL 3 E 'lk -J NJ W Ulu 2 SHARO KATHYKINTNER ft lu I Q 2 an Q m 4 Q. 32 as E3 'tm qpx 'u SE 23 Se lo an A QQ tw LAFAYETTE ELECTRONICS CLASSIC FLOOR COVERING Parkway East all types of floor and wall covering Lafayette has it Iinoleum gift accessories ceramic tiles DAN 84 .lIM'S SERVICE STATION Compliments FRANKIE 8 .IOHNNIEIS of Vestal Pkwy. East wishes to congratulate the FELIX ROMA s. soNs 9 'dU 'eS as we add the co, following to our ENDICOTT BAKERY alumni ' . fb Larry Waite T John Yo k F 43 i Best Wishes From VARSITY CLUB Congratulations Seniors INTERNATIONAL CLUB Fellclclades y Buena Suerte clase del aiio 1969 B Becky Deer - Drum Muior Best of Luck Seniors THE BAND Compliments of GERMAN CLUB M ll Save MILLER R u Q LX: Q A- -X vesm. PARKWAY EAST xg BINGHAMTON - 791-1221 SHOP 'After' We Sell...WE SERVE' ' ' AT HARRIS FOODLINER Ross Corners OPEN 7 DAYS AND 7 NIGHTS 238 G. F0rsy1h, C. Roff, J. Fischer, S. Callahan Meilleurs Voeux I at 1 X A1 - '1 1f du cercle francais 5:3 ' 52 'Wi Qu Y V W 1 'I w x Ah. L AL. nas' A . '1 riff A 151 DAR A 0 , w 0 A I YL lllllllllllllllllll ' 5' 57 'F1 ' KK! 1 Hx v ' W L f- ilm, X P4 A A Ml.. W E39 I: 19 3553 525 l 9 4 :nn ffmi -'Q f' 7? EAW. ami - a 'I' V I' 4 O 'r -Q1 l M2 ly Xwlwwshi N A X I If '--vii J, L Y .Q A a 4615 SKI , GRQGK P4 AK All Ska 42.24 Upazafecf My Sleieu Q04 SEMA 40kTLANb, NM NOEL'S - finest in Men's Quality Clothing - Front St., Vestal xt A' '95 l ELI: - - a t l t 4 aat af' X, itt 2 -q t: rgvfli V Lynn Magner Bob Bystricky 239 Gayle Donna B. Josy Debbie C, Gloria Chris Carol Marsha H. Sally Laura Sharon K. Sandy Cindy Lynn . Donna M. Candie Kay Rose Debbie P. Connie Diane R. Barb Diane S. Debbie S. Paula Cathy Vickie Nancy Sue T. Marsha T. Sue U. Z. Sharon V. We'II Miss You, Seniors. - Alpha Gamma Hi-Y Laurel Bowen ..,.,. , ,kkk V., R 4 1'Nif::1: -. f. P Bob Schmidt AUS 2 ' kktd I f E if 'C . .iis .. .. aas A E 40 Chris Binder Tina Powell MILLER DODGE A -x VESTAL PARKWAY EAST BINGHAMTON 0 797-1221 'After We sen. . .WE SERVE! For Automotive Parts See Chris Ward I I CHANNEL CABLE T.V. VESTAL VIDEO INCORPORATED 259 Vestal Parkway East 754-2530 ENRICO ZIZZI THE GUITAR CENTER gets you there faster LESSONS 'A' All Styles i' Rentals Available ir Educationally Sound 'A' Adult Classes 'A' Name Brand Instruments FOLK LORE HEADQUARTERS Vestal Parkway at Clayton Avenue WESTFALL'S OF VESTAL Complete HARDWARE SERVICE and SPORTING GOODS DRESS SHOP Ready To Wear for All The Family l 12-l lo Parkway East Phone 754-1280 The best sound around. KRlSSEL'S SUNOCO SERVICE ROBERT and RICHARD KRISSEL Custom Blending Kelly Tires Repairs, etc. Vestal Parkway East Next to the Colonial Motel Phone: 797-9993 -new-...... 1 The Mod Squad. -is V A lffism Q, will ,rv LU s. Joi-:Ns X HILKINS .IEWELERS .-Soup tO Nufsf- S U Our 52nd Year Y lmfl ifgiglgi Vestal pkwy. ECS, li JrxWI, 'lfjf,i Mawr 46 Washington Ave. Veslcl K 495 Endicott, New York 'uv-Zin-Y Compliments of VESTAL MOTEL Vestal Parkway Vestal, New York Everyone stays at Vestal Motel. J. PASQUALE 81 SONS INC. contractors Dial Pl 8-2368 RA 2-8972 12 Larchmont Rd. Binghamton, N.Y. RALPH'S RESTAURANT 216 Main Street Hotdogs, Hamburgers, Submarines, Spiedies, and Party Sheet Pizzas OPEN 9:00 A.M.-I l:OO P.M. H. P. MOAT FUNERAL HOME 765 Main Street Vestal, New York Q P X . l-'P' I gi Ein, I K I' TAYLOR 81 CHUBB, INC. Insurance Phone 754-1411 148 Vestal Pkwy., East Vestal, N. Y. SAFETY SERVICE LUBRICATION ' WASH JOBS ' POLISHING ' PICKUP AND DELIVERY ' N.Y.S. CAR INSPECTION ROGER DOOLITTLE ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION 24-hour Service Phone: 797-6537 Compliments of MASCIOLI BUILDERS Following in Dad's footsteps I KENT'S Your Friendly Family Drug Store 133 Front St. Pl 8-8282 Vestal AND NOW IN Vestal Plaza RA 9-6117 Compliments of KEN'S BARBER SHOP At The Same Location For 21 Years 501 Main Street Vestal Phone PI 8-0231 ANY srYLE HAiRcuT compliments of STABLER AGENCY Stablerize your insurance' 748-8289 SOCHOR TRAVEL SERVICE 137 Washington Avenue Endicott, N.Y. 748-7311 VACATION AND BUSINESS TRAVEL BY PLANE AND SHIP 0 O BINGHAMION EQUIPMENT coup g s oo 1 f .- , -2- .. --Y. S sz S SASS 1. A - 1 ,, , , Q, ,.., A , M.'k 1 . 'Q,Qi',gk , y dw, ,lv R I. '- 1 new W MQ 3 I 'I .mst NME my I 'K k 1, ' z,K,1i1, 'f , A ,,. ,, , , ' ,,-- K , - 5 -- , km- WET,iifiilfiiifiiil32.11 Him Q0 4+ .. - ' 3 , Xeyqk 'v-if fjfzmf M-we--www-isvtsw QM. K ix i 'i 'M' I A I f- if eww, 1 g4za.g.a.4..----..o.,.,....-- 'R .1 is--S+---' if J' t ' in 2 fi I fs V11 E A tv gs A 4 ft 1 A K SESS i git, ' xii NL ,,,.,,..m. K .8 'Zig ' 1 , .Ni-I - E ,... ,.,............................... Juni , .-44...-. ..-.-......- ..g'f'41if.gfn-- v1wb '34 7 1---4' -f A ' M f F Dee Dee Buys Her Equipment AI: .1 3209 Vesta1Pkwy. East, vesfql, N. Y. TRIPLE CITIES SPORTING GOODS Phone Area 607, Binghamton RA 9-2208 7 Washington Ave. Endicott PHONE PI 8-7421 BURT'S DEPARTMENT STORE 42 Washington Ave. ENDICOTT PI 8-8233 H ' 245 CONGRATULATIONS! Compliments of 0 The destiny of your life and the world is in your hands. FRIEND RUSSELL C. C. TERRY REAL ESTATE VILLAGE BILLIARD LOUNGE Endicott Plaza Entertainment for the Entire Family Weekdays from 9 A.M. to Midnight Sundays from 12 Noon to Midnight Children Under 16 Welcome Accompanied by Parents 4 - Blocks West - Frederick Hotel ll look for the golden arches McDONALD'S At Vestal Endicott and Binghamton Compliments of KEN WILSON CHEVROLET VESTAL PARKWAY a '21 C ' 'ii ' .' cnowuavsw r I 550322, DAIRY FOODS ' 145 Conklin Ave., Binghamton, N.Y. Phone: RA-2-6441 WARNER, HAND 84 DREW, INC. INSURANCE BROKERS 101 Jefferson Avenue Endicott, New York Phone 754-0424 ELK'S AI: .. f X Q Qin' is 354 BAKE SHOP IIO WASHINGTON AVE. Phone 785-2051 ENDICOTT, N. Y. 754-3030 I-ADDER5 SCAFFOLD EQUIPMENT Souzl. Cenfra! .S7ca!!0fc!ing, .Quan F. D. SWEETLAND P. O. BOX 352 VESTAL, N.Y. 'Famous Symbols of Achievemenl Since I 898 4 DIEGES 81 CLUST Providence, Rhode Island Manufacfurers of Rings, Pins. Medals. Announcemenfs, Diplomas, and Trophies GARFIELD THOMAS Flrsf Nahonal Bank Bldg. Carbondale P REPRESENTATIVE iz., N wi, fix rf' gfgxtxx I Zi K EIIE I x ar X- X 'six' , , , l Eli ly 'O 'X ll Lil ' Q .Q .Y 'tv . N, W i Y M O QU graduation i - lilly, 4-i ,,' ,, l I - i' lil? l iiiq wi QQ , i A i Mi jwlgji H K -'H ,......- 1' M ff ik... .-. -IN hi' 1:2 at ' L' -.-- '-5 . the end . . . or the beginning? YES . . . AND NO Graduation is the end of an era in your life. It's also the beginning of a new era for you. . .a period when the responsibili- ties of adulthood suddenly appear. Bank standing is something that will help you meet those responsibilities head-on. By doing business with a bank through use of checking, savings, loan or other facilities, you establish the financial reputation and maturity that today's successful person needs. Throughout your life . . . the only bank you'll ever need is First-City. F IRST-CITY NATIONAL BANK Hlmllliiii Slfwwfofv MID 8 fdyd so wAsnmo10N P' U' ENDICOTT Where you can select your clothes . . . not iust settle for them. Girls Like to Say lt Came From l.EE'S 15 Washington Avenue Endicott they like to say it came from FANCHER APPLIANCE, INC. Plumbing and Heating Vestal Pkwy East. Pl 8-7361 ZAMPI'S 0'BRIEN OIL SERVICE HOUSE OF MUSIC Phone ST 5-3953 SALES - SERVICE - SHEET MUSIC - LESSONS AUTHORIZED OLDS AND LEBLANC DEALER 175 Front St. Vestal AND SUPPLY Division of ENDICOTT FUEL SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Fuel Oils, Kerosene and Petroleum Products Best of Luck to the Class of '69 .-aj.. LAZENKA .IEWELERS King of Diamonds Hearing Aids - Accessories l75 Front Street Pl 8-4525 Congratulations from BUNN HILL TEXACO 4009 Vestal Parkway GROVER'S JEWELRY Front Street Vestal Compliments of Hur! Eauld Eliry leriyyfnnulli 25l CONGRATULATIONS GERALD S. CRANE VESTAL AGWAY Main St. Vestal Feed, Seed, Fertilizer and Farm Supplies VESTAL LUMBER 81 THE ENDICQTT suPPLY co. INC. NATIONAL BANK Endicott, N. Y. Lumber VESTAL, N.Y. Millwork 785-3307 B .I . . ENDICOTT - VESTAL - ENDWELL - APALACHIN U' dmg Supphes Plymouth Fever? 252 ANGELINE'S FLOWER 81 GIFT SHOP The Most Fragile of Arts 53' J,g , 5 1306 Monroe Street fm-I I EnCliCOff, New York 13760 A XIII? H Phone 785-2551 'fly ffe V' Q Y 'I THOMAS WATSON TRUCK PARTS, INC. ELECTRONICS 604 Vestal Pkwy. West Vestal, New York Vestal Parkway PARTS AND SERVICE ZENITH Phone ST 5-3392 M' C JI X ' I . ---- 17's INSURED ----- VAUGHN'S CLOTHING, INC. Men's and Boys' FORMAL RENTALS FOR ALL OCCASIONS NOW AT TWO LOCATIONS Vestal Plaza Union District Vestal of Endicott 797-6292 754-4812 CARSON'S ROTARY SERVICE The Best For Less Bridge Street, Vestal, N.Y. 254 Some people get paid for this ENDICOTT FLORIST Flowers of :- Distinction A ,f. PHONE 754-2424 E' f gy .-sc' I I9 Washington Ave. 'sg if Endicott ' ef' PHILADELPHIA SALES Harrison Ave. Endicott That's a no-no w 1 - 'yiO 'IIf'ITIE DIAMONDS WATCHES RING MOUNTINGS EXPERT REPAIRING ENGRAVING TROPHIES I7 Washington Ave. Endicott, N. Y. Phone ST 5-2651 Endicott's Leading Diamond Setter HAMLIN'S RED CROSS DRUGSTORE 4 Corners Vestal Pl 8-7421 IDEAL LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS - Complete family laundry service . Insured vault service - Certified Sanitone Dry Cleaning Binghamton Vestal Endicott FOR PROMPT PICK-UP: 785-3364 Neil Guiles ev' 255 We may not MIDWAY Recreations, Inc. for Your Bowling Pleasure 48 Vestal Lanes bg Jensen Rd. RA 9-3538 famous, OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY Free SitLe1LService . . Special Bowling Rates First tn Vestal Paddock Room Available for Pa t Receptions and Banquets and Ihe. f, News flrst In Con ratulations F . Q R school lo lhe Class of '69 l if news S 3, A 81 W DRIVE Like Uur School .. , ,, open all year round 5112 fifzflfail New! A Community Institution 256 4, in if be 1 1 ia., 913 25 I, ii: . ir. 441, .I fi X 4, , ga, SK ei P N 531,- r .1, , J, X. r . m . x- K 'N Q, Y . 1 4 Xi' . 1 X ,. rv .av W 'A 6193, 1 , 4? tw ' Wray 3 f ff V, 'Qif .M X fLTid 'Z1?1l Q55 .r ,vp'm49g1awm wr-awww W, W-M 5, .. 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