Waterloo Central High School - Skoi Yase Yearbook (Waterloo, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1971 volume:

MNWO-JC, .MGm.i1:,4, l ,Liv W Q?f ,f94 W X M ji Q . Wil N,C-I fwfr! 'y, -' I 'Cla ffm V QQ' J M' N bwffmwf Wi 0 . QL! viimgf Q! x!!lj!1J,X'.1 d,, X ,4 9? ..f J x QVK YL?X'l iffy QQW'w,,Q'N 3,5 N f! ., A My . 76 by M6 J Af' ftp! xg AM Afcltr-,G lj U V ,XM Maw f ', c jf U V , dx JW Il Q 5 f MUWQ N5 0' ftffbl JIM NfZff fVfWfQ f Chg? 9? fxkfigiff My wg? yigjgix QW if Q g5iwf5Q,iyiQJf ig? Wsfwlffmsffib wffffwiidfifffgfifyfyif 9' Jiykfy F53 Qi 6, wwfiyfiw my wif ifffffgfd Sf CQ imfgigfs W ' Wig? ggi? if gym . ,ip -.QL A i 1 1 7 fn g 1. 3. 3 5 '3 u .ml 3 K 4. X W 'fe ,' P Ti? Um ' ' 'I ' . L.'1,pf'ff-L r - - ,Q Ma, i tr q Aeffs 1 ' , iilih 'ff-WSH Q- . .4 'I ic.-Q' fiii'9 M'l , , 4 1 ' A m.,,,...E...3,.....,.W.,,,...,,,.,..n.,.,,. , 5 V .,..,,.,,W W , .,,,.,...., ,W Q .wg-D N ., 5 v it .a. .If , 41,1 'V' ' ' , j ' I E ,Q b Q' -K Fx V - , A k- Amo-ann-.wma I ,fa ,V K ,5L?E4gg3?,Q,,yih1g1 M- ,ve ,fx vwfmwf , A 1 ' . ' val A ,I,:':'.E qlt' 715. 'f,,f,:W . -. Q4 f '. -M'-S. 'G Q, , .1.'g,v-'wwk Y sw, -1 ...af- x rl f fr mmm-.. .4.....,....,,.,,. ..... w M ' QL -xy-uf. U,-My ff NWS' xi, fp' gf .1 T 1 . ,f ..,,,4,,kX', -sf 'Q-:MS f 4 A' 1- W lm, 'an M, '2 :f 3f'+ . 4 HM MW sg 3' 9 . M, I., tax, -Qi? ,-. pt, I ,c 6 ff ,J in Y .-F .gi sf Y. 22? -Sf 73 Ti tfawi 5 gg . 9 . 'Ll ae.. W .131 1' 1.- 5 i f , :Z .M Mg .P 7 4 M, . :Q ,MWQ 3 ,hiv 9, ff - ,g k , , - Sffwmsfg .. fffsiwa , ' ' ' k ' 'V -Tier l -- 'Q I 3 K v ,f ' , 5 K PP K K 'Y'lffJ'7 '- i7'J1f?f?EJ'335 F'f.:-F-71:13 1Z:'5 325522: . 3' 7 P15- Y '- M 'vsWTg.1sssg2ifggfa1?fSs1' f-as 1 , ,N-1:.::2 - 'M fe - f . 3 ogfffa f3,1g::i:3,st5 L2 .fa . s '1-ff? we,-:I . . g L, ,iw ,F E ' K 5 V ---' I H - .1.,. ggi,-,-,2wfM yum, -- . 1 'W Q 4 5?fifafgtfmxgg'f'f?ggN,'Sf.i?Qf4.5 Qi? f 2 ., , S 55. '1',ff '1i,,34294f'..ff3: lj fn' X, 5 , ff1?ifVQfl:'.ii' ' , I f , : mf , f if A ' A V5FiWis!Y'dr5tf?I?i ' A QN251 Vkgitiiigw S ' K M wif ' 15 , EW 2 - 5 rs 5 figm- - a- ' fQfQ5uww Um, Af T -031.7 gm Y, wo g, -, Niaerz,-+1 -of-,w,,,, 3,1123 , ,fy - 5 - 1 1 ,fliwfs w - -- - f f'ff- w mifs, M Q'i,H',gv5i2Wi5f5f?r6iWqLi' Q i 'ff-2 4 925-gg ng a. , --Q, k 2 d ia fwfr Lf -, gift--,tflf-,f11Q25ig:a+s tr of -- 1.1. . .f-4,5,fu,,1,. fy . Q, , f, K-.ffm,.-M-.m,,.,w . M-ri Hs fffww-Sw A 3. my fm: 7 K- - -' - '-fwffif W .ggf3gf:5?,g??gafS,gage ,I S5 2: wf'1x2ggWMW ,if , SP X w:::,gif'f gffqp ge 5 ' ' ,,,,,fnifff .sf4Qx4QqiFYiQgggs5gZgy' ff 52 QL, t ' W I 7 my , txgrgift'-' 5 'www Aww bw . swf .,,,..,f . ,, K, ,mf .. 1 ., , M,,1mw,,w,,x N . it , P, A W mp, ...,..,.q.., 4 .L .,, ,,..o,,.Q .y y .-u:QfQy1,gL5,:a 5' i A wet sfagwaf ..Zft-5?--dwwsgw xm wfi Eg L' Z? ' X Wi fsfw'iiPW1'iLf . W -Wg? w e 5 f LW . ,gp ,amz ,,af,,fm av5?m,,'34iQn 31 5, g g, I 1 fi i 't5li'S5T !f5'L T X P ,L -22 'fly L-33559351 - f:,Q'ggiQ ,gy'i?1!7w,:f 51fWxP 7 MX A sf'J'i,Qgg.,Qs-L' K fmgVgazf'if?iE2f31 f .tf?g15gf'2fQ7fe,5, . ig552m31JQi Sffmlf - :ww 1m2r,1gsf55FI2aL of--Q ff,:.S2mzfw2-,nga ww 5,-sfiffwn Least' '1'- -Sf -MQW? ,vs-' ., 'I' 5 , 05 J 4 ' 1355-15e'f',F,i,?fiffsf?fT'L-355114 A n J 5 , 'Xig?iV 3ggiX'T5g:g I ,f -','f'ffj?':'fQs?fx2' 'flu-' L -Nj K - X ZS? tif? f 1 1 ' Wtf,gf,f,.-.4-W.-zwfn.MfSW,,wigg,gmQg,f. o .- - W w,z,g,Q,Xffag1,,,,m,am, am 3 aww .. lyegffiefiwmifwrfgifgf .1 ,IP 5 sn1fae1wfw3?mfwf -7 - 575250:5'.fg,ffwzgs5:s2g? f'ff21g51PgssxgiaQ254gfwW4ii S as - Q Q-4igiQg2fe15a5ixQg5t1?7' 3' K K I , K' ,, 4,w:.s fftljyffff , fr uk. .ogg-1,35 t yy gist k Q 3, S .kgs fiqvfigiigws. D H .QA -'WMV N 'M xitwsml' X W -- . wg : M. f2fsQg,'?2fZeg:f1ifYifs??ifYa 5f2ifi-.Sw K, f:ii1.ff5gf.:.g1.Mgwgi W g '-Q, Wywg Q., w1-PsQ?'fifv5441.--,lm Wt ,-wPm,,tQ,3,,f5f,am,A Wm5W,my--A -QLQQEK who .fer W, www mm, at wwf f1::.3:fP1Kff?g3'kst'f'U-f-ez:'Pm?g5,w::wfz4JQ,Yf5 'z . Q1 aff fs: A -i f 2 X 'SY wmx?fsm?fe?g:'fm'sffitfwaxgmtf?'wYif145 S2M-im X :twasfiii - Th 1971 Skoi-Yclse: For those who built todo better than yestercloy ys Q Q ff - f---' f .. X N Y Xxxim Q V 2 WJ Q, I I .f:g:v15f-,wfgikii HT Q Q43 gi N I N X W I .m224ef'4i'e f s. Q sg - -' 'Wwe-few , X wi +P f L K S ,S X 33? it -:- 1 42 si - s Y xg ,gg 5 Kat s Ei i z 3 X 5, , Msg 1 7 , . ,,L., Y Y at . Ph, 1. ' fs? no M ,, .. 9 JW. - X K wx 535 wiv ra- X Y Sw WW f-he V2 Q45 Exim: ff f : sw.. M 5 s KRW sox My 35 X tix ing. WW - ,A X U mgkma - ,L of., A - zlusgas no veil? f 11 - V iggmr-1 s-.:21s,r:w3'S6 IM- 'L WfFQf'?fw:f or fizffift ' -e45ff?3zf?f3'vh 5, ,fow,, Egivii - Q 1 55552 ,L .,..., 1 ,W 5581 .gy 'fin fy, . QM 1 ,EEST ,,. QSM s 'EE V .,:E,.i: N.,:, . A .. S wifsmf ' 3 .2 Bfhfkhq S 12: and those who continue to build tomorrows better than today. . V,,., ...-. ,.., ...W Q --vm 22'-'-as 3 W xl 7 51 in 1 awk Q Q W If ,Q J 1 N we Q ls H525 2 fs .-an . gw::-f:::wM:s- xxx x.-N xxx- '35 Yu X gn Km. Nr N SS X ,-5.9m Q- .. ,, 1, .,, ,,..,,,. ffva v .xpmwq Wg E55 575A ASW W. , H f 1w..21,.2 mu. .Q P5 e -fs ,ers 55 M1552 1162515 2, Qi- I'--W' 37 :5-Ki w Sf Hi Q, vs W 857355 ww ywws xxx mam. X x Q is X as Q. v W, . im.. Ga. wma Q S Q sn, .gg .fe K, -5 Q -5.5, Emi? V M2 lei - f-Q-.ff X 2-f 5 f s 5553? 5 M332 5? Ss ,AES QQ , is 255 25? PS x is ' 5523 SS s gf sim ...N Q, we - S .. ..:. S y 3 2 Q - Ei'-:s.. ss- :Lx - E-if? ' fZ':5f!.:ii 152151-.fez1se9.g:n wg.. Q. Q.. rex y V K 1 1.1-Ts. '25 S 'S mm X -. mg, . ' Wm -ziixifxazxy, ' N.. .:.: ?5si12':s1s1L:z. - 'i1V,l,Q.E3'5Si?iLri'i.si5 'X 'E - 1 .gg..xafYQX.2.s.QxN -ffffsr.2fQ1sxk-fwmiligifsfifs . W .Lq, --'Y .sa :Rusk 12.3, .m .wk -A A ...A .. ,. P W ?,.:?uf:Z :Nlmtffx ssivksr-15'A?5X'5'-::Pk2m.:ax'1si1f S ,, 3492525 ,S 5 W9 2 f' K1 5 W 5 ' Y Ifvififge Silas.. E 35525 ,g .,.::.,.,..., --ifgfizflssm. K 0.62 7 - 'ffm .31 1, 2 Eff'-1 11? We? EX 1 giskfefima . fy. bk 5535+ S Q , Q, M' ig Q 5 ?fs2g5fgs5f421-S Q-Six 3 : Szssiiiwsikiffigz-Y 5 .:..., EQIEQF? -Will A m f P W H, 5 b 55575: ft' 'fir 'f'XL.-Q59 ff... . ' 5, X ?i..9iif5f f,jl955Xi9f.i X 1 5 ?Q55?'5'f'2 33 2 i ,QR Q . ggggsgisgfe 5 '31-P 5 vigrx. Q s . .sz k HSP Sw 3 fE:?::iEsw,, ' saw :s - s?rf?5'-S' -. Lfz..w Q2-esgwffi -:.?- 15:21-L A '91 fini? 5 ...iii 1 .,1' 5 W..W,,,f, ? fi Qjigku ::. .31 s 5 safamwe g 1.5-my F'1wff'1is1 :Sa s QS? QW. fx 'fag wg 1 E v 5 5 Behind Every Greof School There Are Greof Leaders Mr. Contant, High School Prin p I Mr. C Stu Building Beiier Schools Mr. Miller, Business Manager i Mr. Boudreau, Junior High Principal Woferloo Boord of Eolucoiion Row1 Mr H Bateman, Mrs l-- DUGVV, MF- A- Fl'enCh- Row Mr. A. Davidson, President 2- Mr. R. Boyle, Mr. G. Utz- M d SD , ii M i 4 Mrs. Marshall Mrs. Stone, Department Chairman Mr. Whitman Mrs. Crenner lnglish Deparfminf 'X Mrs. Dressing Mrs. Jacobsen ..r , I Mr. Dorf i 1 u i I 4 i 4 i i H .s,,,,,,m,,,,,Wa,,,,. ., I ,....a,..,,...v,.,M,MM ,. ,.,. . Us .,, ,. . . u 1 i - x fi Q s 1 , .SB ,r -fzxgfkikk-QQR . seem . . L Suzi f .. ef ae X -, Wk 5 : i -' A .Q E -. if ---'iggm Name - -'-'--' -- 1 ,, - i f K -.5 2 3 --.' ..,- ' X X We E 5 -fx ., .s 55 gm 1 -, ug e Sigue A -3- . . 3 g i f - .Q 25535 4- M- fn N, fwwwfksemiiyxa. - bv i,-f me : .-..- 3 X me-ig W - ,emi SEM img! f--fxisfgzsfawf fw Q22 2-Milfs 1-1 M- W ...,. M ggi? ie - .. s .2 A W -'---L 535 reef ge Y V -e New-NW W X, ,ig - er Q- S552-E3 'nf-'ff-Nmffw. -2. --- E-5 -5- 5 -an mek-E I A 2 - - 5 - Sig rise Q? 55 1 eeer - 5 9 e Sf if 54 i Si r 5 535 , X S m eg 5 M- 2 r - 5 1 .X . ' 252 - - , ..., k . x...., 1 ,.-,. 5 Q,.w.N, ..,. . 5,4 M -- ---- gf 2,4 . A , ... . ' M e . ,. .. . , ,... 5 Mr. Dunn Keeping Tabs on fhe World Mrs. Tallman Mr. Skinner, Dept. Chairman o 4 Mr. Derby Mafh Deparfmenf Mr. Russell, Dept. Ch --AWK Mr. Hazlett Mr. Byndas M, K PT gr an Wifi sr , was s 2, ws ,Ji ef' Ei ,H 3 fs, mf as Him 2,15 A va 1. rw, ,er If ay: wer sqm ii - MW 5 5733 ,sm E J CY' X51 ,A MM .l?1 Mr. MacNeaI Miss Hanrahan Business Depf. Mrs. Rosencrans Mrs. Baldwin Mrs Pontius if g MissStephens E - A ' . , - H ' Mrs. Jones Language Depf. if ' Mr. Schmidt, Band Director. I can do anything you can do better. 1 i it E Mrs. Dunn, Chorus Director I can do anything better than you. Glinski, Director of At S hwarze, Boys' Physical Educatio Miss Packer, Girls' Physical Education. Slrefch and Fling Vs. Our Goal ls 75 Vc1nGogh A'Ic1 Meodway Mr. Dendis fDriver Educationj. Indianapolis or-Busf!!! Mr. Meadway 4ArtJ. Waferloo Meefs Beffy Crocker and Simplicity i Mrs. Byndas fHome Economicsl. ' Y Mrs. Contant fHome Economicsy. E ' in E instructing the Scrwmen and Plowmen Of the Future Burtless, Agriculture. Mr. Bennett, Industrial Arts. . lf's fhe Lafesf lf's fhe Greafesf E Benjamin Franklin may have been the fir Ib b M G y h b rs. uernse ist e est. lf's The Library!! swW1aufxf A -,,,,,,.,,, ,,-,m,,Mm. Y A W M W' im Mrs. Anderson, Director of Guidance Keeping an Eye On Our Educafion Mr. King, Guidance Counselor Keeping Us Healfhy, Wealfhy, and Mrs. R tt h I M C d tlhygenist Mrs. G y Mrs. H I Mrs. Hanselman in her usual, busy pose. . Very Helpful, buf Seldom Noficecl v Mrs. Wh Mrs. B Food for Thoughf! The cafeteria staff as well as the stu- dent body received a big boost from the new centralized kitchen, a new ad- dition to the Claude C. Doxtator Build- ing. Merrily They Roll Along!!! N..,,.,, W . -1--v f mw - Mrs. Passalacqua, Mr. Galianese, Mrs. Bate- man, Mr. Suydam, Mr. TenEyck, Mr. Bowman Mr. Poorman, Mrs. Poorman, Mr. Abbott, Mr Daeffler. Narrigan Retires After 'Ai-Century Of Service IVlr. Narrigan left the Waterloo School System this year with 23 years to his credit as night building custodian. Throughout all of those years, he has unselfishly met with the late hours and extracurricular demands of both stu- dents and faculty. With mixed sadness and congratulations, the 1971 Skoi- Yase Yearbook Staff extends its best wishes to Mr. Narrigan, who will pursue a career of raising thoroughbred dogs, a long-time hobby. Our Building Ecologists Mr.Hauf Who parked their gum on my desk? Dox Diner Affer All, They ESX E, iiigii i 1 i This is the first tie score that this Dunn has ever run into. Were these in with your new sneakers? me ..,,. N.,,.,i,, A... s,.s, , .W ,, .L q,.. mm, ,,,....5 rumnl- vwm www'me 7 i 4 N Are Human . . . 'Yea, l'lI bet you'd want to know what this lock is for. S You put a frog in my what? evin, H28 is not the formula for basketball rubber The Derby Destructo 5 ff W g Q Q f M 1 Q ,L Wm ,wgigy E , F2 'fsgf7i5f:fli,1?2a,,x? 2 -,mf ffggi?1fa,g, 1 ',,fff ,mmf . ,M 4?,:LX,, ,A ,.,,,W,,,3- 1, , P a S XPQIW5? mg Q , ,,,,. 3 Hg, M, fem Q 1 Q ,U 4 , fm Q E 551' 5- fa :WEE Q ziggy , 1765 f ix , if Z, X 1 E 2 E 5 K f , e , 2 X 2 2 4 f 2 i f 2 s i 3 f 2 2 3 i i 6 E ? E 3 5 1 3 3 1 s f 5 4 2 5 3 4 5 3 Sock If fo 'Em Get in there and get the ball be tween the poles! , First Row: P. Causemaker, T. Alberts. Row 2: K. Henry, T. Sperlazza. Row 3: A. Pace, D. Miracle, S. Mitchell, S. Babcock. Standing: M. Steele, G. Sessler, D. Meyers, J. Jenkins, C. McFall, B. Moylan. seg I'm not believing this, Butch! Well, l'll be a mon- key's uncle. Girls' Baskelball Dribbles lo Success Row 1: T. Alberts, D. Miracle, B. Fiorelli, L. Dawley, B. Moylan, L. Jeffery C Eastman Standing S Bab cock, P. Causemaker, J. Jenkins, K. lvlurney, P. Addams, K. Maher, S. Smith, K Nelson -1, 2 wife 3s7Z?i,ii7 'W 2,924 is .l , s:ai'l7fs1g'Q,LiT57'CSfWi' ?'2l4f'fJ,,'f2:z':i'5Ef'1'f ,im .Q - 'ms ff, 552: 1,12 1 -'fer -ffaxazkiixll mx,-sim: VN: ' pw... . l Q 2 5fMfag,:ffszg?f: f' ' 5jf.i'2 1' f wfsz , lslsfffmffeiw-:ff-f: ima' ., is ' , gg , Q Z -' il H -'W F ef- - lil lp . --'J -1f I .f '? 'i3iE: f1:' l f 1 ' ,ri-I ' , PUSH .:' 5i.'3.f,' J- J -.H -.'5,.:'.iV I7ffff,:iaf- in 4 1 W . , S 52 4. . .-a, ,,ff.,-,f,.,-www f--f H r ,Z .. f iw 5 ,...,,, ... l X5 is ww W .M- EMU ., M., ,,, ff ff 6 af 51 Asswf f , .. H Sw? .1 as 1 as Q, gain ,, . N ggaggas wlii gg, as geinpf we ww wg , . sf, ge rw Y 3 2 Warm? KMC? Q is 5 14, , , W Q , w.f ,sf,.z , , , an .4 exe: 5 2 553 , wi' www ,MM T MQR MT 5-E G 553 WM 5 aw, is ss a 2 2 has Q ,are 5 1 ug Y Y J a X K fe Q L 1 5 YN Q s 1 aah, 4- We aw Swv ' ' . ' egfj'1fig2g3 ' it ,. f E5 22 13 l fa.-W ff 'SISZJEE' Nl it .,.,. H ff, ff- fe..- , .,.. ,,.. ' 2 ,,. .,, W2 ' 223 X., .wi 'few , .:V,5,l5,,, if If ,W . V, ,. uwfff ff 1fzf,f17 wf'?fff,'5f sW Pf'i 3 1 2 i '?4 i' ' .f fl-l . nf' A. SM' .. gill , is 'r ir, ,,., 5 ,3 ,,,,,, 5, ,,,,, ,ggi ..,,'. , ,fm . , reigns .B V' Q 1-v is A ,. ff.f' -' , W, 6 fi l Q- l rf? K 2 ya N . ,, -.. I : ' ' K g' ,, 1 f W A A 5 . 3 59 E f ' f,gs g fgg?5, K5 ii 9' f Q? -?:9ii?H 'L 5 f fu .a' i',H .l, ' : E 45 K' V ' me new:,1f.,,,,mfff,fm, im S-2. .eww VQHQQQAQ fr' 242 'ef 15, f ' 21 gg V ', ravi e ggs' 'V rw Q Q? 4 sg f 52 3 gig, 3, ,I 'R me K 9 j Z3 yfsg ? P , .s.l 5 l' 522 2 4 . 2 9 ,ri L.-L. , ,f jl,i1e,5l.1i5i ,-L, 'f.g.f,1,s:.'1, 'r Qi Lff, :Vj 'V,,iiLiri, A 2 ,,.', rrlr lm - ggi ig wx V fm,-M .- , S? 3, - 17- X MJQ2' Qual ,,,,. , s v ,M X K S ,al srfhkf' v l?h'2,7i?4gfEQii I we E i .. ,A.,i-' is .,,, . Gridiron Teom Eorns Waterloo at Skaneateles. The lndian's gridiron team gave many a pleasant surprise, ending their season with a 3-5 record which all took pride in. The team consisted mostly of Rookies except for Greg Verone and Gary DeWaIl. Every effort was put forth by the tribe be- cause they knew they faced a tough season all the way around. With the exceptional coaching of Mr. Schwarze, head coach, Mr. Anderson, line coach and Mr. Courtney, end coach, every week improvement was evident. The Indians fearlessly stood up to every team -and played a tough 48 minutes in each game. Win or lose, the Waterloo Indians gained the re- spect of every team they played. Higdon on the tackle. I s,.,.,,,f...: - my1...:e:.w-fm.i..-vs:f,,.,L.s,B-wwf'asfiimzne-uzsaewanswerrw'eew:4aQm-as --V. fw,,fwf.i,, uw .,.. vm. ..'. i -fs-. f--' : f f1.-w :::aw-we Q-saf:-w.,.f:f:i.-fa 1 H- Proud Record Kickoff Hilimire carrying. Interception by Rooney. Lynch with the ball. Scannell running one back. 31 The Pigskin Wm f Pouncers Coaches 81 Tecim For four years, Mr. Anderson has more than ade- quately served as line coach, proven by the ln- dians' accomplished history. Mr. Schwarze, a graduate of S.U.N.Y. at Cortland, came to Waterloo from a teaching position on Long Island. He took the job of Indian Head Coach for the 1970 season, drilling for technique and execution. By the end of the sea- ll son, a rookie team had been molded into an Orange Machine. The fall of 1971 will undoubtedly bring improve- ment to the Indians. f , - A l , - 2,.:,gQ:1jff if l s.. , , . amz ,f it ,- lg., 3.,-if,1g5if?,r2:,.fe,g,fg,3f,1't,agririlvmwg M. , N' ,ig -X-,l,,,iei3t'f1'fi1,fl,fg1-,-3'1'-3sff,1'5,gigizQr2ii1fQ- qggzlgQl , ' f.'f,aa.il.lW'g,git1Qg,,,.'f:gsgsgg 1... fern 1,55 , S l .aiefiaf,lfizzffiw-1,Kt1i,aff,,'f'iaw:7ff' mq:'fvg9: rg. g f ' A 31' Z - 21111 -,.i., .l,,, nm! 0, .Ai ci. vw, i. .x, nf, i, it ,.,, -. , X f . W, . ,,,,,,,,,wf..lf.,m,i i...,l,,.,.,,f.,..M..lf,,,.,,, l,,+, f,,.. , . fiit'fimiftsawav,lr,iQQ,,,Aitxfuf.newlizftzseiiffwfl ,ff,1 t+1'1if' til'21w,'l1 ' l i 'f 7f'f'l' H ,mf-fx: , 1 11-,s,'1.l,,,,,lig1,513.3 slyaalisl5.,frs,'3ym.'.y,mglfwmwet '1,1z,,g2n, S' 'l,,:,gf'1pf11l.,l l Qflzf . 1 - I , -ttfttiliigiszifljm?i,figtx.t:Ht,flgr'glziiiim-alliiag 1.1, 1 - if -,,,lQ::Q?5 .1li,3, ETEYQAQ m, 5,lq,4,Qgiy l,z,3,fm3Qg Qmiilizit X315 ff-Q'3'2'ilQ2l,-5:21-,'iy X A ' , 31,.l,-,,:,',H3'fQiQ,'9ff: Q: , 4 ia, ' 1 is 2vfav't'f2,1,ifw,fts'.nt'zwwf2 wil swf ':.,,g:x mywal- sag-,1w:,,3xt7a' A ' 12' f 4fge,':,,7i,'4'31 .w:1'.m,g,,a-1'.i,if Wlgiye. q,,i1,,i5,k,,g,,g,.fa,l,Ki,,,., iMg,gA5,,,,i 35, ml, J, l,,,,,, ,.l,,,,,,,fi ,im . mv... ,,,. l,,,,,,l,,,ywQ'1Hx mp,giiffipgmm.,2g,5 3g.Wl'l,,,l,i,war5'n ,,,,g,,,, S -Xgv1ln:1:f'fQf.g+yfff15.3155 ' .M my K ..e,gt,,ef52:uf.'7.fs,f,i,fe,gl,1:,Qyif 1l,,S?wgl,,i, Aue',swiflliwgw-.av.S,:wi ,1zt.l,gn:l -1-'axes-'.'w ,11fmf.aig:i,li,le11,l5afM, .- ' 'it Weisz. ':3vfwzf,-.17.':S'g'glffw1w9,,vig wlazm. 31i3hX2?i'5v1iii35 kf6i'i'E?Wf':i:ilf3 - vw-it . wr -eEi felfSg'7i:l5P-zgiei:-1ii'tif5.423'.il1'Qfisiii7l12iW KKhis,lif5'3l?t'Eliif:'K1M35 . - :lf tl tl iff-i's .lwl3wf5Slii' 1,Q-tylwiflyti'limituff t,:,i.-wlt,Qle'- ml - v.wf.aWtSfl3a7 2-.mf uw- f-S' emf.'i'lfNw ,5,,l,,gUlg,9Le,tfi,ti.,qlam,1lE?!'e1ifi,p,f7g,,,gigg'g' lim lf,Qw3b'z fiwaw,gv,,2i - ,xiii . flw,12.'fe'm'Y'al'i'.' 'w62Sgpgl'+EfQ1fmi1raf1:,'vmwlit.,u?lXf3lu.fsfwm, 1fftw..g..f,- ,'f2gfgw11'w9,,- m- wwf q t11iE,?,giQm -,i'5g3f1f1l'r,,t4-,QE'f?' tfl'yaw,if,w 'av'f,1 fi -fl,,ff'f'fwl ,taf7- . ..,'5',. - 2 .,, M1l,.l:.if52X'f ' . ' myi3'1sm.,Q.Q:1fe:ii'pings1'wav,f,f-uf,1.,g.S',wlLw-5, s -. A' '- . my la,w,2.1f:S',i1,sf1sy,.1,-wgi' -- , is 11' ,:,g:gwu'fg A -Lf' , 'a't-',i,52'ip'nz,nr1l3,3J ' .,,:fq, ,ffl.Lll1-lmfiwlmifwfff'vw:f'i.214tfvgtf2f'fit 'Milt '.1,,,.1,42igi'ai.1f,Q,y1 :f12ft,'f'j'ew::'Me ' -, A ini irisfaiewitafirfllla'.1tat1a.lm2'f,a1s1mLwnf1wdu,- '-W'H ll,ttla.f': 1 Coach Courtney, last year's J.V. Head Coach, moved up to the end coach slot on the Varsity this year. His promotion to the Varsity was also a promotion for the ends. and Resulfs 'X w l . , . m .f-' . ,, . Faster than a speeding football. Row 1: T. Keebler, R. French, B. Keebler, J. Gringeri, D. Marino, M. Ferugia, M. Valerio, S. Arichiello, S. Kuczma Row 2 T ' D ' ' kl D Ell' J. R C Stein D. Hi don R Evans Marino, G. French, T. Battaglia, G. Verone, C. orn, S. Bonacci, G. Trac er, . ison, uss, . . 9 Coach Courtney, Coach Schwarze, G. DeWall, J. Beaudet, K. Rooney, J. Hilimire, J. Lynch, S. Wilcox, R. Scannell D Reynolds as rm 3.9 ,w f- . 2 WSALES ' WHLAKQS Ni y MYNDERSE R. Wadhams, L. Barnes, R. Norcott, J. Paine, Coach Anderson. , T M ' 0 ... 5- Ek KT 'Y W Y - bf 152, 35.91-if YP' ' W . ,NN -.ln . mu ff 1. gipvg 7.-. wifi? .pf ,5i,,.z..fg ::a,:l...fl?l S,,.,,l ..,.' 15,53-1 ..-- 1. 1-2-245 ff . , l ,........ S ,. .mei keine. ggi.. ig' Ee it ...aw Mez.-xg vi 15 1 mm, as-2. W. . A I .k.. . ..,. L... aZlA Waterloo Seeks Norcott hoping for the best. The gridiron Indians advancing to Devils. The Agony of Defeat. - M D As the Waterloo Indians huddled before their last game of the season on November 7, they fully realized the potential of the 7-O opponent they were about to challenge. The final score of 44-8 conveyed the . Blue Devils' experienced skill, but not the Indians' incessant drive. Revenge in '71 Indians with a first down l Stopped at line of scrimmage. On November 7, 1970, 13 seniors played their last football game for Waterloo. In that arch-rival clash, our seniors suffered defeat, but not in all entirety. They surprised everyone with a record perhaps not of quantity but surely of quality. Teamwork. Coach Giovannini and Coach Bishop constructed a team consisting mainly of Freshmen into a working crew. The early weeks of football were primarily technique. The boys did their best and produced a record that promises a skilled team for next season. Row 1:C. Stein, S. Bonacci, S. Arichello, J. Russ, D. Marino. Row 2: T. Marino, G. Dewall, J. Beaudet, K. Rooney, G. Verone, J. Payne. Missing: Richard Evans. The old and the new . . . JV. Football qbelowtg Outgoing Senior Football Players labovej. Row 1: Manager T. Keebler, B. Keebler, D. Bither, M. Boudreau, C. Paradise, J. Nash, D. Rosata, T. Gringeri, G. Reynolds, D. Arpino, D. Jones. Row 2: Coach Bishop, R. Daeffler, K. Kubasik, N. French, J. O'Connors, F. Salone, D. Stone, J. Verone, R. Amidon, D. Breeze, Coach Giovannini. Row 3: B. Daffledecker, P. Pontius, J. Marino, R. Krenzer, T. Battaglia, B. Woodard, B. Eshenour, D. Davis, J. Sessler, T. Burton, E. Jensen, T. Richardson. l ,NW , ,.-.tt..NWM...Ns.mwwmm-asawsamwwwgtmsama-mfwwaNswwa.,1.fN1mmmm1ffmssasQt2imM,fwwssMasstwfw,.Qfw.mmif,gg1assf.Ss:was,sms1rtftasNwsfms.fmm1Nea,tma,uis-fmassmsmamf.,-mm was W-sx,s..,., .... .... 1 G.-wmmtmmwm--mw.,M.... ..... ,....WW,.-smmwsme. A The C. C. Boys Row 1: Coach Morse. Row 2: J. Wilbert, C. VanNostrand, D. Snook, J. Pierson. Row 3: T. Rosata, P. Dunlea, G. VanAIlan, J Velte, B. House, A. Cosad. Row 4: G. Wooden, G. Schweitz, B. Cox, N. Anderson. Row 5: Fl. Stewart, H. Bischoff, L. Siegrist Waterloo 19 Geneva 42 WON Waterloo 15 lVIidLakes 50 won Waterloo 20 Canandaigua 43 won Waterloo 19 Seneca Falls 36 won Bloomfield 19 Waterloo 36 lost Waterloo 34 Penn Yan 21 lost Co-Captains: Jim Pierson and Al Cosad 'CR Coach Morse After 4 years of building by Coach Morse 1970 was to be the year of the Indian. Injuries hurt the team sidelining Gary VanAIlen Clay VanNostrand and Jim Pierson. This year, the Indians finished third in the League, led by Joe Wilbert, Butch House, VanNostrand, Bob Cox, VanAlIen and AI Cosad. Next year's team will be aided by returning runners: Cox, House, Pat Dunlea, VanNo- strand, Ron Stewart, Gary Wood- en, Les Sigrist, Neil Anderson and John Velte. Cross Country-Still on the Rebuilding Road H ..... - awww off the line ia The Secfionals and n 5 H si FE Q ig ., 2 A I 5 2 T 32 'Z . 2 , X, L Z: :ze-.-I.. 4 Y' ' J. Pierson after a hard day's run. . :.., . Q sigthsa Getting loosened up The Cross Country Team fin- ished sixth in the sectionals, ahead of 22 teams. The over-all team record, including sectional play, was 34-10. In the past three years, the team has com- piled a 107-25 record under the guidance of a fine coach, Mr. Morse. Such a past cannot lead to anything less than a future with continued success. X i S N www rs. ,- 1 2 5 'wwe 2 2 ' -me -W ,W S 5 .t:1.'-fi.-,.sgLL,5E:.Ate ...-af.: . .gg 3 ww , 553 s- Ofher C.C. Highlighfs 1 ,K 5.31 51452, V, ff new ,522- B. Cox awaits the race Indians Shoof . . . i I oul line Lynch on a lay-up Kev at thef Hilimire driving in for 2 Dunlea hitting from the outside Straight ds on Arrow i The basketball team was paced by the D cousins, Joe DiCicco, a senior, and Pat Dun- lea, a sophomore. DiCicco has carried a 19 point average and Dunlea a 14 point. Kevin Roo-y ney has been a strong rebound- er. Jeff Hilimire also is a con- sistent scorer. Men like these build the Indians' score. The team is only losing two seniors, Joe DiCicco and Gary DeWaIl. Is this Buck-Buck?!'? Ah, you didn't shav Look into my eyes 1 ,aw w gpm sl : s w e! Dunn's Number One: Waterloo Cops Section 5 Title Basketball Scores Waterloo 77 Penn Yan Waterloo 57 Whitman Waterloo 59 Canandaigua Waterloo 67 Newark Waterloo 80 Geneva Waterloo 68 Ivlidlakes Waterloo 52 Mynderse Waterloo 52 Penn Yan Waterloo 78 Whitman Waterloo 65 Canandaigua Waterloo 79 Newark Despite their underdog rat- ing in each of the four sectional contests, the Waterloo Indians triumphantly marched to the sec- tion V class A championship. Fighting every inch of the way, the Indians went on to meet their arch rivals, lvlynderse Acad- emy, at the War Memorial where the Indians scored a 49-47 dou- ble overtime victory. ffwawafwfsas W si XS KW! 3 S Q! Bggfgfffig 555 Q if U 2 as ik Ei ' 5 K 5321 fi Q ,Q if 2 E W 5 Breeding Grounds for Fufure Champs 2 U The Woferloo Worrror Q ycxyygy, by 91 Row 1: T. Rosata, Manager. Row 2: J. DiCicco, G. DeWaII, K. Rooney, J. Lynch, P. Dunlea, G. French, J. French, B. Cox. 3: T. Cook, Manager, Coach Dunn, J. Jahna, D. Daeffler, J. Schweitz, R. Scannel, J. Hilimire, M. Lazar, J. Bryan. Row 1: D. Flosata, D. Higdon, D. Bither, B. Jones, R. Rabideau. Row 2: S. Beaver, B. Keebler, T. Burton, B. Eshenour, D. Elli- son, B. Garret, B. Herman. Row 3: E. Stokes, C. Koopman, M. Lazan, A. Covert, Coach Bonetti. The Grapplers of War Greg V Bill Evans striving for a pin. Graduation left the wrestling team with two lettermen from the preceding year, Greg Ver- one and Gary VanAllen. Exper- ience, which is essential in wrestling, was the grapplers' weak point. Consequently, they had to face some losses. With the patient coaching of Mr. Fen? nell and Mr. Bishop, the team will enjoy fine seasons in the years ahead. fig, .MVN iw E 3 l Waferloo Weight Wafchers Row 1: Coach Bishop, R. Schweitz, Manager, K. French, M. Patsos, M. Montag, T. Kime, T. VanNostrand. Row 2: G. Van Allan T. Marino, G. Verone, B. Evans, G. Schweitz, D. Reynolds, Coach Fennell. Row 1: G. Wooden, F. Salone. Row 2 Coach Bishop, T. Halsted, M. Arnold Coach Fennell. Row 3: M. TenEyck, D Buck, B. Beckley, J. McCutcheon, J Marino, M. Nadeau. Row 4: T. Battag lia, G. Reynolds, M. Adams, D. Patsos Bowling Tedm J. Coffey, A. Avery, C. Stein, C. Clement. Rifle Team Row 1: P. Managan, S. Clary, K. Kubasik. Row 2: K. Leitner, J. Breese, R. Getz, D. 5 Snook, Fi. Adler. This year, the bowling team spent time developing their skills under the coaching of lVlr. Giovannini. Although the team will lose high scorers Captain Cliff Stein and Al Avery, new talent will enter next year and lettermen Jim Coffey and Curt Clement will remain. The Rifle Club kept its tre- mendous record of last year. The entire team returned to se- cure the Club's title in the league. High scorers John Breese and Kim Leitner will graduate, but Coach Bennett looks to a strong season next year with his experienced club. l 1 I K 1 i U I L F F P H I X 115 qi -55 ESS si fi 362 53 E EEE E E aa Qi 532 Qs as Q5 Si Q1 Qi? fi? :fu M Z5 .ii sfh Lis 25 EZ? isf in :iq si S2 in gi 2 56? 52' if! fa- +5 if if? , , gi ii? ,, ff? ii Row 1: R. Smith, R. Scannell, J. Schweitz, D. Reynolds, G. Schweitz, Flow 2: D. Spen- celj, G. Seifert, G. Schierl, E. Rouse, K. Rumsey, M. Stackus. Row 3: T. Sperlazza, D. Smith, D. Schendel. Next Year's Seniors??? The Poceseffer f . , , . . ,,.. . .. ..,., ,.., , ,,,., ,, ..,. . , ,,,, ...,, ..,. . .,.. .,,.,. . . ,. ,, wire, ..,, ,, ..., ..,, , .,, .. ...J ,, . , ,.,, .,,m,,,,,,,,,. -, f f f - :V Q Z' vyy- iw A 'i ' Y Y' 41 ' J E A .'l,v'iw ' wsimlw-wf11si wwf ' V .ufi w f , 1 , 1 V xg.. ,. lg 5Qzgwzsf.lgwgafsfls,Y,wi 1 . ' .. ' .921 ', ' .' ,gpgfgiilf T ff ,gh 'i W A ' -, ff :f': 'lvlsmf I .ff ' ' f ' . T iigsikfi , . '. 1 -EMM-2 'sfiifliiffff''ffiQl7A ,.:, - T .. Q 4 V4 ZQQAAI Row 1: D. Vreeland, C. Thompson. Row 2: D. Youngs, L. West, B Thomas, E. Tillman, K. Wilson. Row 3: J. Velte, C. VanNostrand J. Wolff, A. White, J. Weise. ,ff-S Row 1: D. Northrup, G. Murney, R. Noone, M. Pontius, V. Porter. Row 2: S. Preston, L. Mitchell, L. McCuIloh, B. man, D. Meyers, G. Pfe,k.XRow33: D. Mitchell, J. Miles, M. Montag, B. Miller, S. Pavick. 11131. 5 rx fx W wwf' JA R N V. l t +i? A '--ne ' X' f x xfgf'i,f., , lb If J ,vb A ..x 'xx 'X V, ff X .f , ka. 4 W, r 'i' k if lu' W my . X . N .Aflf ,,Q,,,l Y XF: X :liff fl? Q . Q! yi W .Q 1 -1 J r J NX ' . ,, l ,' f , 'P f iff N Vw V2 tr- ff 'if 'tv 5 sag' M if x 14 1 .W ,C sf.. gf E. VP ,I Xi, if 1 X, 8' A fe 2, ,Q F- S? 'Kuff ' , ' Z? lfa ' Lf' A ' X 1 M y J P 'X V Ass XJCJMJJ KJ Pace, S. Poor- Row 1: K. Bourne, S. Bonnaci, B. Ad- dams, S. Chave. Row 2: A. Barnes, B. Bailey, J. Chilson, H. Brewer, J. Capoz- zi, T. Christensen. Row 3: M. Cambell J. Christenson, E. Brigham, Fl. Bailey M. Bartran, E. Arberger, V. Bruzee. Row 1: D Cole, A. Crowe C Curriv . , . an. Row 2: B. Cole, D. Cottrell, S. Currens, J. C . I . . rlspo. Row 3. D. Dlxon, C. Dressing, J. Newfrock, M. Patchen, C. Contant. Row 4 B. Cox, T. Cook, C. Cosad, J. Cooley. Row 1: H. Marzan, L. MacDougal, S. Martin, B. Lohr. Row 2: C. Malone, L. Maher, M. Major, H. Ludke. Row 3: J. Lynch, D. Long, S. Lipker, P. Litzenberger, J. Lonneville, B. Luffman. Row 1: D. Angelo, C. Clement, Y. Brooks, M. Brook, B. Baker. Row 2: F. Carp, D. Bienvenue, C. Bleistein, R. Adler, D. Ben- nett, J. Bryan, C. Dorn, T. Battaglia. Row 3: N. Anderson, D. Arndt. Row 1: F. Keough, T. Kime. Row 2: M. Kriegelstein, C. Kidd L. King, N. Lasoff, C. Leinbach, P. Keebler. Row 3: S. Kuczma K. Lapp, M. Kime, C. Lohr, M. Lambert, B. Lacquitara. Row 1: M. Doran, C. Delong, D. Dunn, J. Delamarter. Row 2: D. Duprey, S. Cramer, M. Durnin, N. Dutcher. Row 3: M. DiMarco, J. DeCicca, J. Daeffler, R. Evans. Row 4: D. Eannetta, S. Eckert. Row 1: M. Taylor, K. Velte, B. Youngs, W. Warren, S. Tanghe. Row S. Wilcox, L. Wantuck, R. Wadhams. Row 3: C. Talamo, M. Valerio, G. Trickler. ' 1 R K-ilii ' f' f -- -5 - iw -Q g.. - T S 3 . S g i + 3 -- Y S . :Q x i, 2, ' ' Ee - --+. Z i- -l 5 E ' E g E g ., - 3 ? gr. +1-g. ,l - fig, 7: ' ii? - ,xi t s S . ' Q i I' S: 1- 'i e i L' ' Y Y i A gf J i ' S f 'i i i 5: Y s 5 :. 5 E - ' 2 - i, 'FEE I i - , i if : Y Y 33 S X ' i Q- k-lf .. : +1 S - x .- . , - Y E . 5 wg' f 1 2? i Y S YE- S 1' li ' 2 E S i Q l '- T.. f ? -S ? if f f ? 'i Z ' Y 24. 3 i , , ,y y V E ,V v y Very interesting! Row 1: S. Hawley, V. Henry, D. Judd, S. Harris, K. Hey, K. Halstead. Row 2: P. Hadsell, SJ. French, S. Funnell, S. Fegley, J. Jenkins, B. Godley, B. Grabbitin. Row 3: G. French, J. Hilimire. J ,Ln I I ,, , 'U ' Row 1: K. Jones, L. Johnson, K. Gilroy, M. Ferugia. Row 2: J. Jahna, N. Jahna, B. Jahna, P. Herman, B. Hudick, J. Gringeri. Row 3: J. Hurlburt, D. Hiney, B. Guilliams, C. Jones, M. Houston, P. Hoffman. Row 1: B. Seitz, M. Rosa, C. Sessler, D. Sorenson, B. Schultz, K. Sweeting, S. Ridley. Row 2: G. Somerville, J. Smith, E. Stetz, L. Russ, J. Sperlazza. Row 3: J. Robson, D. Stilwell, S. Strally. .mu ..,, M- gm- W . M ..., .. , ' 4 U ' r junior class offigers '-., X3 , X .7 W , r Rorrv'1: D.. Jgdd, v. Henry, Mrs. Tall- rrrran. Row g: S. Bonacoi,AC. Dorn, Mr. ,JDerby.:W ' 1 W 2 r r , J V f r N J V V rr 1 1 H Nr 5 ,fx 'R o V lllusfrious Leaders , , X Y 1 W.. . 1 ..:Lf .,lL::,V F , , A,,,, - ,-,, , 555:71 ggfhgf. , W? ight A.-- . :Ts .. .EI 1 X . 5 I , ,mL, '- S I ,:k. . , .iw V, K 'KW rg in , 'ia rf ' fge 2 i of 'i f' r ' 2, . - f. 5? F 53 I V. iff '.i' 5251. , A . r J K r 1 L f 552 535 . 1 'Grief ' . ,... ..., , 5 5. .,,, , X Z if L. N: :ig 3 1 .ll ' sophomore class officers Row 1: D. Higdon. Row 2: B. Jones, P. Dunlea, B. Beckley Camera Shy: Mr. Schwarze and Mrs. Dressing, Class Ad- visers. Row 1: M. Derr, J. Cooley, A. Dibble, P. Dunlea. Row 2: D. DeSio, A. French, C. E. Freier, K. Deal, A. Forbes, T. Dwello. Row 1: L. Andreas, D. Cooley. Row 2: K. DeMetro, M. Derr, D. DiPronio. Row 3: P. Coughlin, P. Conover. Row 4: D. Beers, R. Burlar. Row 5: K. Fara- pino, S. Austin, M. Corneles. Row 6: D. Davis, D. Arberger, A. Covert. Row 1: D. Higdon, J. Harris. Row 2: R. Chilson, L. Garrett. Row 3: F. Grabbatin, S. Golden, B. Garrett. Freier, E. Dibble, J. Coffey, D. Fox. Row 3: Row 1: R. White, J. Wolf. Row 2: G. Sessler A. Strally, L. Sessler, K. Woodard, D. Widde H. Wixon, Jane Stamp. Row 3: H. Passalacqua C. Pontius, T. Pigman, L. Swlnehart, J. Verone L. Wendt, E. Stokes. Nexf Yeclr's Jolly Jumping Row 1: R. Jurjens, R. Jones, J. locco. Row 2: F. Hoster, M. Clary, B. Jones. Row 3: J. Hughes, P. Howell, D. Jones, B. House, C. Tighe, B. Jones, D. Henninger, D. House. Row 4: D. Hooper. Juniors Row 1: J. McCarthy. Row 2: B. Kerriage, K. Kibasik, D. Kinny. Row 3: S. McFadden, M. Lazar, S. Long. ,gm-.-s..,w 5, mamiun -vmm.,......i.g, im- ,immune , mmm Row 1: B. Pearson, L. Rice. Row 2: F. Seitz, D. Rouse, R Olmstead. Row 3: C. Scale, J. Squires, M. Pearce, K. Pitch- er. Row 4: W. Seifert, Fi. Flabideau, S. Smith, D. Schreier J. Spangenbeng, J. Russ. Row 1: S. Daffeler, S. Felice, M. Baker, M. Cottrell. Row 2: D. Connors, J. Arndt, M. Babcock, Fl. Cordovani. Row 3: B. Beckley, L. Backus, T. Battaglia, D. Anderson. Row 4: D. Bither, D. Daffeler, L. Barnes. Row 1: M. Garrett, D. Halstead. Row 2: K. Hoctor, C. Hagen, D. Henninger. Row 3: S. Clary, G. Hoehn, B. Getz. Row 1: C. Clark, A. Schaup, B. Schoenleber, J. White, J. Wilbert, B. Managan, D. Vreeland, T. VanNostrand. Row 2: D. Snook, J. Wooden, L. Sigrist, M. Toombs, D. Richardson, G. Wooden, S. Weber. Row 1: M. Lawthers, K. Miller, K. Miller, J. Hanselman D. Marcuccilli. Row 2: K. Murney, T. Noble, D. Mosher N. Monterville. Row 3: B. Nash, R. Minnier. Row 4: A Miles, R. Nelson. Top: A. Nearpass, R. McGreevy. lt's a Boy germ!! J 1 Row 1: R. Manganaro, M. Nadeau. Row 2: J. Kriegel- stein, K. Maher, M. Marsh. Row 3: A. Montagna, C Koopman, J. McCutchon. Row 1: P. Wilbert. Row 2: A. Uerkvitz, C. TenEyck, R. Valliere. Row 3: M. Thompson, L. West, D. Tice, L. Teters, D. Payne. S. VanAlIen. Row 4: L. Ticconi, J. Tosado, B. Terbush, R. TenEyck, K. Watts. . 1: -. fsu . W I Row 1: W. Bourne, J. Campbell. Row 2: S. Arndt, J. Clark, C. Burdick, C. Chruchill. Row 3: C. Brooks, D. Buck, C. Bruch, T. Burton. Row 4: M. Boyd, P. Causemaker, R. Christiano, D. Canne, C. Christiano. mal.. Marching Onward r M l QE 5 s 2 f - 1 5 s . r gil . Seniors in if E Q li ii 5 ' A 3 55555 li. , fi 5 :,.,.., lgfl' 1 I E ig E .Qi 1- S , i xgg 1 ,V st! it ,wi ,W , .255 . . N M ' :wif 2, X s E, E. 5 X F Q , tram, 2 ft Aga K 2 5 ,Q 5 K! X al V MN l . ...,., . Q 5 2 in Row 1: G. Doty, S. Beaver, P. Archer, R. Conway. Row 2: B. Avery, K. Desautels, T. Beckwith, P. Boyd, S. Baroody. Row 3: E. Brewer, B. Garrett, L. Bachman, L. Cottrell, B. Christensen. Row 4: B. Church, C. Lasoff, T. House, D. Beck, S. Dufault, B. Herman. Row 5: R. Dixon, F. Gringeri, B. Brown, H. Clary, M. Christiano, D. Chilson. Row 6: T. Goodman, B. Cooley, D. Christ- iano, M. Boudreau, R. Daffeler, B. Hazlett. Row 7: D. Birch, M. Barns, B. Darling, K. Halstead, B. Griffith, K. Deddo, T. Cog- glns, K. Dadson, D. Amidon, R. Garafalo, F. Delvecchio, N. Hoffman, L. Golden, B. Bowen. Row 8: L. French, R. Christiano, N. French, L. Christenson, M. Ellison, B. Fellows, K. Buck, R. Hey, D. Dawley, J. Hoffman, G. Felice, B. Grifa, A. Beary, J. Bennett, D. Fox, B. Bourne. Row 9: H. Arndt, S. Dressing, B. Eshenour, D. Ellison, D. Eannette, D. Addams, D. Breeze, L. Climenson, J. Avery, R. Amidon, E. Davis, M. Hauf, P. Daffler, A. Callahan, J. Allen, W. Goodermote, B. Ball, H. Cole. 3 Years! Row 1: L. Thillman, J. Nash, S. Maher, C. Stone, R. Squires. Row 2: D. Sharp, J. Taylor, M. Luffman, B. Keebler, B. Butera. Row 3: E. Snook, C. Olschewski, A. Taylor, B. Long, K. Sperlazza. Row 4: B. Youngs, C. Peth, M. Hultz, V. Murray, B. Stubbes, B. Snyder, P. TenEyck, P. Sessler, P. McGhan, K. Spencer, M. LeBlanc, S. Brinkman, D. Shaw. Row 5: K. Smithers, K. Payne, M. White, K. Stein, S. Wilburt, D. Smith, K. Mitchell, W. Slack, C. Swarthout, N. Taney, B. Olschewske, Ft. Marrabitt, J. Kings- ton, T. Keatley. Row 6: F. Salone, B. Saunders, K. Pearl, B. Dafeldecker, D. Patsos, P. Stein, R. McFadden, D. Starr, V. Mon- tage, D. Ftosata, C. Paradise, G. Reynolds, M. Tumbiolo, J. Tillman, B. Minnier, S. Sweeting. Flow 7: S. Velte, J. Qualtieri, J. Hathaway, J. Wild, C. Kiefer, J. Scannell, P. Wilcox, D. Lowdrey, K. Velte, B. Pigman, D. McCullough, B. Quackenbush. Row 8: R. Stewart, J. Marino, P. Johnson, M. Miller, C. Mitchell, D. Stone, L. Stevens, L. Terbush, S. Smith, B. Wagner, C. Wooden, S. Sorenson, D. Whitbeck, Ft. Wooden. Row 9: B. Lynd, J. Robson, D. Street, D. Nunn, J. Sessler, E. Jensen, S. Kemp, B. Sigrist, J. Kopp, R. Krenzer, K. Pfeiffer, B. Woodard, D. Peek, D. Korleski. l l : ' A mi' 3 my yah Q was K 5 F I S AQ ii? S X Wi 5 Ng! Q A S 1, Y 5 1 1 f , Ag, A A Emily 5 W as MQQEA QA.. A.. A. Ji. ,,. A ,A 31, : -A1 A ,eA Sf:- . --E255 :zz ' AQA QBMAKA : ,',: S 'ff-F S5 it Sag mm 5 Q S pid SW S352 - . Q bm f f , ff A .Ai f i wf A 5 1 yfsxig A .:A , - A 1 '-':5N . ':w 3f .A ' L A, 5 5 53? . Q .H A' i g I A - A ' ffl , ' .-,. Q' .5?5,.5a, A ' V i ' ,,As,i , 1 A N Ra n H .::-'5- - SQA V'k-- if -iv A EV: wmv- J- 4-'I' W1 W . ., A X ww 533 mg? is! PE5iw+wAA+ F wif ,.: : '. - Af xy,-' ,A ' fi - ,A A , ,,..,, S A. ,V S335 fj?4wwQ?45 QQiQf mWQgAg,a ' A F , A ffl? .im-Sw , 1 -A:.:Af?' vs: N Q Ki,,AMA, QAQQQQA XAA A I .EA N A 5 E is 5-':: f 'A 5 ' ? :A.-SIZE! : g9'5-:ap W AA we 1 - n. 3-2-f E EAA 5 S' Am? '52 A Q M2555 aw - Newt -was 9,2 A Aw -Q- ' gk sz, A :xv li if .. Y 2 Rx sgglh, A, .,,,, ,AA A A A ,, Af, A, AA as A A -'YL' , LW - f .Y ' -ns- 'if - FAA A 'A J K 5: Q- gigs, A Q ' f gi? A 5 sid -, A Aw . ug 'sy HQ YS SY wg, A, Af A- ' Agfsfisfig - Mm - ,JS-: A AN Z 2 ,-iii sfw isf-- -. ie ' sw A A2 05 1 S t. : S wg A 5-g gi 55 S KS S A 1111 ,A E S ,kk,, iw A' , ' ,S y. JAX if 1 A. A! 5' X SQ an x A A AM A ...q, ,.:: A A :5,, AAL A1fiwxAQes-wif A , A V' w,A1e533sAAsef,AAsqg,,,gggf5s A AKA Aw--zAs:wAA -A sip 1 fPiLfSfsE5fAw'fws2?egfSififi?' A - ,A w2gAv-:QM Aw? Avz:.:5f.5E5:1fs:q' ,f,5,sg5w5AA,Af,Aw,Ae,-AAm5As,f Sk 31 J S , , Am 3, A, ,- ,AQ M, i as X A, A A, , X X 253, SQ 'sw-Q,Ak ff. , fs Aw sms M .,,., A ,A Aw A,,,,,Aw: , lkieglagglwti' .SI 2551515 - ,Mm AKA -2 AA, ,,,,. A AQ,siA1f,i9?ii -' if A. ,,,,.. 'fgigigig' HAAF5-5ff5?3iEiZ5??E9iEfQ Q A,, EAS, Aw-AA.. , Ui' 2 '1' rs, in 3 g Nivmbx 'P ,,,, 5 -A ,... ::z, ' SXWZY .A WW' f 1. fr A AMA 4 'ww A V- - sw. A N, . 5 ARQS ... ,fm ' -f n AA ,Egg fm E -- - sw mmf A AA 2 ,A ' 11 A - 33 -qw A RNA, .1 www? KAA, -Qu .AA ,A , Am- A AA f, QS 3 A 2 AAS gi, AA f Ee L .I XA 1' , A,,.AE,5A.EA K asia: ' ' f'-T A TSEV AA 'X V An, ' Z ti' swwiQ'w,Aqgmwf ,A fwwgiiwi QQ A 3 X 3 A11 s W2TA 27f.Iff5Lfi' . l2f 1i AA--fl? ' 'W-' '5i5f::. : l f QI!f':ji.2 Q'..-f,-i:,.:n.---S '- X H ...A .. A ' E i555AQE,:.'fmf:sNf''-:':5,, , ,A ':1':.: :s- am X E 9 2 1 5 r S I Q 1 2 Z 2 3 5 , 5 Q 5 ? ? ? 5 3 2 E x 2 ? f 2 Row 1: J. Pierson. Row 2: L. Jeffery, lVlr Dorf, lVl. Steele, T. Ftosata. Flow 3: G Climenson, J. Taylor, S. Dressing, C. lVlc- Fall, D. Boudreau, T. Marino, C. Maher. Standing: L. Dawley, K. Schweitz D. Nash, J. Cleere, V. Tumbiolo, D. Snook. y Without the 1971 Skoi-Yase Yearbook Staff, the thread of memory is cut from the most im- pressionable chapter of our school lives. Persistence and perfection, the two traits preached by lVlr. Dorf, the new yearbook advisor, were practiced among the staff fluently. By such exertion on the part of most everyone a winning formula was compiled-adding potential, sub- T tracting doubt, and multiplying 1 ideas-all equalling the very pages of this book. True recogni- tion of the finished product of the 1971 Skoi-Yase Yearbook Staff will be evident in the years to come when many of you will again skim the 1971 Skoi-Yase and re- turn tothe days of your youth. Mrs. Pontius, Yearbook Business Adviser, consulting with our salesman. The Waterloo Yearbook Team! E ,V -5-ma N .s..,n,,.. g , W I iwwfi D D M M is i l 5 Future Secretary?? Our illustrious leader A normal yearbook meeting in progress. I ,.,.. 53: Editors in Chief Associate Editor Girls' Sports . . . Boys' Sports . . . Activities . . . Highlights. . . Seniors .... Copy Editor. . . Typing Editor . . Typing Staff . . . Photography . . Art Editor .... Business Manager . . 5 Jilin Blame us! Lory Jeffery 81 Jim Pierson Dave Snook Sandy Dressing Tony Marino Linda Dawley 8t Cindy Maher Deb Boudreau Kathy Schweitz 8t Chris McFalI Joyce Taylor Gale Climenson Jo Cleere 8t Deb Nash Mary Lou Steele Vinnie Tumbiolo Tony Rosata The Paper Indian . . More Calories Than Last Year Mrs. Crenner, Advisor Row 1: D. Eshenour, S. Churchill, V. Tumbiolo, R. Ridley, M. Campbell, V. Bruzee, D. Fegley, H. Long, U. Pohlig. Row 2: D Dunn, M. Lawthers, K. Murney, L. Backus, C. McFadden, G. Sessler, S. Sessler, R. Christiano, C. Lahr, B. Miller. Row 3: D Miracle, V. Porter, B. Pace, S. Pavick, S. Preston, P. Causemaker, G. Schweitz, C. Kidd, K. Greco. The Paper Indian Staff of 1970- '71 has expanded in number and continued to cover news for all types of activities. Ask Noi When' Your School Con Do for You u Row 1: C. Maher, J. Pierson, C. Pontius, M. Kirk. Row 2 J Hillmire S Chave V Henry Row 3 Taylor. Row 4: K. Rooney, B. Jones, W. Seifert. Row 5: B Cox The 1970-71 Student Council carefully con- constructed WaterIoo's first Homecoming Weekend, a truly memorable occasion for the school and com- munity. Selling Student Council cards and sponsor- ing dances enabled the Council to gather enough money to support their orphan in Brazil and to plan assemblies. With the encouragement of the Student Council the dress code was relaxed and the stu- dent body satisfied. im. . . - s.fs:..,a.. ii? QT? ' -,v : ?Z 1sS f5sE5g3.Q taiagggetifgiiks s2fg1 I : wg-. .K .T H . 221 .- - Y-,,,,,.-Q23 5' 'Y K3 35 J 9' as a 5 r P 35.3 ak at glsz gn? flsmmtgl . Eg Sis. .sazgigsi fi if W or -X ' N i ' 5' fiiiligg as k 935W'3i5 Jawa. M RQ 3 K.. ga ,mi . R .3 21:2 Q T T 7 2 . Nfffvffiff 5,.s.fg,,..,,. 5 ,5 . .. , ' 53lsg:,1g,f5a?E 5'lvQgffeiisz'123-gggggfggslsgz.f-,a:..k.Q-fafmgf ,11f .ga3sfg7. K .Gipsy mg ,, .2,...,.,slE. E?g5,2?Q,g P,.2't :a es gg5Easrgs Q13,,s,lg15gS,,SgEQ,.aas 2s?isf..ss1.,Qi.g 3. A L . fm.. 5: -- ' my ef - f af. if A :1..k,. f :M39M - . ,, 7 Aiwa, .L - . fffffy ' as ' 'SQ A' sails- 5,. .sg53g.1px:f., .f ,ss . SZYQNSQ Vfifsi'z9l1e+:Lf5ZX1:-5,g ?'i5L 113, 4. :z.f2,,,1s.s.m,gs,fz:.Wa?2ofis , srw 2 . . m.rf2,, 15?55,N,g,., .fnfygs-.Ml X efgissglgkegisg fgget -,ss.lsf:'-11: 1.1 gs. S.. .M ,. f.fTm,.H' ?is :s f:i'zwf5?w-.saazffs JFBSL? migglxii .. - 5. 1 - ' wh 'f 5 :aww J . ,Q LJ,,. ffQ,y.,. T--mm..,.,...,.w...is-sW,1,,,...., .wc . 1s5fmg.,?g:?ffg?i' . am Ms iiivsasiggsisigsss ' r wf5T?'-f.L.a. sasirlw... ...z 1.7 .. ,, lS....,. W... 4 wg: A z gg,,.,zm3m,h5a, y3,.s,3,mgg,:,'..a,:.. ww 5, 3 , . . . :xiii K ? .' is - 1- A r : .sw i Fifi or 1 at 2 I.. Z gipisggiisfi . . .,.. .. ...M 7 - -?f,5..ws,,' ., . f - aaxnsgeiiims if ' ' ' affsgssf., 'K ' 1 - . 2s2s,.,Wszs:aQf ,ga ,..v ,X . W M . ...W f l ' t ,, .- . 5,1 . . '4Q5a5'fi5bgE52is?? Wlssgflr sy' '14sf 1zf' wg ' Rklggpsggb- - .. ,,jS.m 25f'?5X'i2i3 :if-if sgslgilsiaigsfg T11lW f .i911 - 'K V 1275? PAD ' i S I ,i Pl? A961 1.4.5595 .. T - '.gtgffi'ifi?2.ffY sffsgse fgs si : sg fssg, fs.l2 .s151-g ggffgf .g W,.tggg,3g,gSgsg:fa7.s,,s A ' . T - K: 5' ,,, ,f .wif 3lbj?iii:k.i5i' - ' 2 eg, -. .5.5,lWgf..s.,saa-agatw,g,..gswf, 5as.?e'1awPz l, T ' 'S E ' Q'f'?QEes' - -Z' .' n 6x:ZExf?5'?j'9i9l7'X?X?fki7.7 me2'i5is3?5s .fw ..f3s.s,:f ,... iw.f'-agwlffif-:fl sf f. .. . fwfssiziiwlisf:?321siisfzs1R'?W'E2mz Mm s..fw ...,. WS... ,.,,,...,...5,..W......MNw,,.. .....Qm,s ., Rf: :Assam K 53:15-5253526 ..v t www, .1 , H ,. .. . .A , , H - -mlai's' ..,- . , mi taper: li iz, ' 'ii .. . .,,'2f,,,,s.gg,.E.vX E525?E9ifv 'wis:ZLi ' ,W ,.,-M' ,fre 1:95S?ss.:51-mai? 'Q-95 TN... . ,. 555 A: 'lik R. iii' :N - 'S . f - .L gfggfgs fl 1-. ,,,.g,.Qv:Ss.Qfw.af. X231 af., Q ,,. 5 X R5 2, F'-.I is uf W .. ,. .. .W ...fm Mwst ,.f5. .E,me2wasezs:zs Q., . .fam ga ,. , ,. -fztsfzsiszwl-stew.. -sswfwlreslsgtlsi'-fsx.?2f-setasffe.-..s'3w. we 'eflsssiis .2 .at..sw..:a.fl.-fN,y,,w,s?l:. swfsg.,tPe1,52135.f25s.f2iam,.ls,,fwf2N.Wwgg g,'2:g,.,wQsQ, ez.,.f:..sm....,:m,.' Z - 1 ws-Q.. .f W-ss..--.few ,. .ss-.fif,.sas,..,9.......,.e:1.?:3.i.2: .-its.mfsffs??w?.Qsmisis-sa35a?iivE9Qf5s??iiSazz2s:.'ss'S5?- . H',. 7 , T . .. FW tfwgwwamwwr of .. T T W 9 rw , QA? s fxefsf, ,gi fs L V 5 K 1 I , . , ' 'h' 5 . ,,..-. ,Ea gag . f if 55 5 , lg ,f Q. .,,, gi ' .,., ..... , . ,-,' 7' L? y ,M . tf ' T o 1 5 2 S, , A 3 H 6 ?s, Q . i j ' . gg Y 25 ,..,. ,-f - M .Am 2 iam Wx' X E M. ,. , .'-- ,gk ff ., .. ,,,mz,,, E 8 1 f ,Y A, ,..,, S Q . The Sounds Row 1: S. Arndt, S. Felice, D. Miracle, Fl. TenEyck, M. Snyder, P. Wilbert, G. K. Deal, G. McGIaughIin, M. Duprey, S. Churchill. Row 3: Schweitz, T. Spiwak, A. Schaup. Row 2: B. Fiorelli, Rosa, K. Miller, K. Greco, B. Kerridge, P. Hadsell, D. P. Howell, B. Grabbatin, C. Hagen, L. Jeffery, P. Keebler, B. Thomas, D. Fieynolds, J. Millis, D. Davis. Row 4: J. Smith, C. Lawthers, C. Maher, P. Bennett, J. Lam- phear, M. Campbell, J. Robson, K. Rooney, M. Patchen, D. Bonacci. Mrs. Dunn, K. Rooney, J. Pierson iPresidentJ, S. Cramer, J. Taylor, C. Maher Nice Presidentj. of Music l Row 1: P. Hoffman, D. Rouse, P. Fowler, C. Bower, D. Cooley, C. Churchill, L. Russ, L. Andres, C. Lahr. Row 2: W. Seifert, J. Capozzi, S. Cramer, C. Kidd, L. Dutcher, J. Lonneville, K. Freier, S. Mitchell, M. Howard, P. Nadeau, T. Alberts. Row 3: J. DiCicca, F. Holster, C. Dressing, J. Post, L. Sudentis, D. Fegley, M. Steele, K. Salone, D. Adam, D. Bienvenue, K. Maher, S. Snook. Row 4: R. Ridley, L. Spiwak, J. Pierson, D. Boudreau, J. Taylor, S. Dressing, L. McCulloch, S. Long, K. Malone, L. Terbush, B. Miller, P. Kime. My little dar I 's -s - f Wil ., ' JHCF' :.- ' i gf, 1 . , .ss is zz-1 S6r:,,:.- V'l4Sfii?'iUt1 'I.L. , , . -HH! - . ,ii W ifi: EL, Y- That I may sing... i5,.fff,v,., fsffA1' - 4 1 Wig, 21513 Q.-If gi affix W ,,,. 'ff' ,, 22 Play much? E J 4 I K 3: ,, . .. +' gs 4 , f Wwfdyw ff! flfmd 4 W f ff ll W ff ,fl ,WMM , f 5 f Schmidf's . . .One Beautiful Bond!!! Woodwinds Row 1: B. Godley, F. Keough, C. Daffler, N. Monterville, S. Bonacci, S. Cramer. Row 2: D. Sorensen, P. Conover, M. Marsh, M. Lawthers, V. Porter. Row 3: C. Contant, D. Cottrell, D. Halstead, D. Jones, D. Henninger, D. Dunn. Row 4: C. Freier, L. MacGill, M. Garrett, D. Dixon. Row 5: V. Bruzee, A. Avery, D. House, J. Stamp, M. Pearce, S. Pavick, P. Managan, J. Taylor, C. Cosad, L. Dawley, R. Stewart. Brass Row 1: K. Leitner, T. Sperlazza, J. Verone, G. Seifert, B. Schoenleber, K. Murney, H Long. Row 2: L. Spiwak, L. King, M. Toombs, L. Sigrist, T. Spiwak, S. Speno. Row 3: R Waters, J. Millis, D. Davis, A. Marino, M. Kirk, Fl. Cox. Our inspiring instrumentalists, living in and around the band room much of the time, this year have brought the finishing touch to their organiza- tion-new band uniforms. Even without new uni- forms, their half time show at the Mynderse game was effective, resulting from hours of practice and IVlr. Schmidt's irreplaceable direction. A pop con- cert, a spring concert, a performing tour, the Gor- ham Pageant of Bands and the North Syracuse competition are the tasks to be undertaken by the band in 1971. As always, band performances are inevitable successes . if E, fri Q fl 'sm ,,, . ,,.,, .5-,gg,Sg ,. V, t,,, I. ' if -l KY? . 1... M taxi if . ,,g,:5,,ig,g2Zm Q ww W: , . K if msw 'Q 2555 N9 Sgt lj .l, El fillet lii'if?frl?l lilies . .,,.,.,,,., . 7fif'i?2i25E kiiiitsgil Fifgsiigi 'fgliiil , .,... fi ,,,,,,., l slr Percussion Row 1: M. Cornelos, W. Seifert, J. Capozzi. Row 2: R. Norcott, B. Schultz, P. Litzenberger, E. Rausch, W. Warren. Row 3: M. Patchen, F. Fisher, S. Bonacci, M. Lambert. Row 1: G. Sessler, C. McFadden, K. Velte, L. Backus, S. Tanghe, S. Fennell, C. Currivan, S. Felice, P. Cuddeback. Row 2: D. Canne, FZ Christiano, C. Kidd, P. Coughlin L. Jeffery, P. Keebler, R. Olmstead P. Causemaker, B. Stamp, H. Mar- zan, L. Sessler. s Color Guard Row 1: J. Tosado, L. Ticconi, B. Lohr, D Connors, M. Taylor. Twirlers 82 The Best of the Best Varsity Ensemble Mrs. Dunn and the members of ensemble spend hours out- side of chorus preparing diffi- cult numbers. At every concert, ensemble has provided that ex- tra something for musically- minded audiences. The Stage Band, a newly formed organization, not only has entertained students at Wa- terloo, but also has performed for North Rose students. Under the direction of Mr. Schmidt their potential has progressed from that of an average high school group to that of a pol- ished dance band. l'fK15f::.wf:'ffl7.ff3f'.tf-'f'.ffif: fig: if -S ' H I! 3952- ' - ' S ..:, f -- 14' ,gzszzm f.t,,+,,1-ff- f tw: :L-'xii-1215 ,gzfggj - A iw - '- -: rrl- Q3 A f ' . 7 z:,, :fin -..:.S,.::: -A I-fI:'15: ,.:55 F1 f9V'T' 'J' L 5-'ii' ' Yiiufi?-ww' , - ' 1 ' 5, . .t , , .,.. , . , t, H , .... 1. .. gn , .: . . .M ,- . , . ---Q J Ww w ,V 5 FS 3 1 - - egatgzlgg-.ffl-iihslfig 2:2 ii ,. . ig . ,..z.,. ...,.. -3 Q.. if 1, ,.:Q,: .3twet.::g?. gf? it ,Z I it , tg , , ' - g-:x . w,,-. sg rsrwgga-, E -' :, ,, fyvgggs,-t if i t . : 5 Row 1: G. McGlaughlin, B. Kerridge, C. Kidd, D. Bienvenue, S. Cramer, P. Keebler, M. Steele, D. Adam, J. Lonneville, C. Bower, Mrs. Dunn. Row 2: L. Jeffery, C. Law- thers, J. Lanphear, P. Bennett, M. Kime, C. Maher, D. Boudreau, D. Dunn, G. Cli- menson, J. Taylor. Row 3: J. Pierson, L. Spiwak, J. Millis, J. DeCicca, P. Hoffman, S. Churchill, Fl. Ridley, T. Spiwak. Stage Band Row 1: Fl. Norcott, J. Newfrock, A. Cardinale. Row 2: D. Dixon, G. Sei- fert, R. Schoenlaber, J. Capozzi. Row 3: P. Managan, S. Speno, T. Spiwak, J. Millis, K. Leitner, M. Kirk, C. Clark. Row 4: C. Cosad, M. Patchen, R. Ste- wart, A. Cosad, J. Pierson. Missing: T. Marino. 83 Girls and Boys State Row 1: K. Henry, D. Snook. Row 2: M. Kirk, J. Pierson, A. Cosad, T. Marino. .lunior Rotarians At Morrisville, N.Y. our Water- loo representatives gathered with young men from all cor- ners of the state to exchange ideas and meet one another. Girls' State was held in Alba- ny, N. Y. with much the same purpose. These boys were selected as Junior Rotarians, receiving a preview of their membership in one of the finest service clubs in Waterloo or any community. M. Kirk, D. Eshenour, D. Snook, T. Grifa. s if Hobart Seminar Honor Society Row 1: D. Snook, J. Pierson, L. Bertino, N. Anderson, J. Keys. Row 2: S. Pettingill G. Climenson, C. Contant, V. Bruzee, W. Warren, C. Kidd, U. Pohlig, A. Cosad Row 3: K. Leitner, M. Kirk, T. Grifa, T. Battaglia, B. Bailey, B. Smith, F. Keough B. Cox. Row 4: J. Taylor, C. Lawthers, D. Dixon, D. Judd, B. Pace, T. Sperlazza, S. Cramer, D. Cottrell, K. Henry, S. Bonacci, V. Porter. This group of college-bound students has spent many a Thurs- day on the Hobart Campus re- ceiving instruction in a variety of courses and meeting others from area schools. Row 1: D. Snook, J. Keys, S. Cramer. Row 2: T. Battaglia, V. Porter, U. Poh- lig, C. Lawthers, A. Cosad. Row 3: J. Pierson, S. Pettingill, J. Taylor, G. Clim- enson, M. Kirk, D. Eshenour, T. Sper- lazza, W. Warren, C. Contant. Honor Society promotes learn- ing, not only in school life, but for its own sake. Their education- al pursuits included visits to the Strasenbourg Planetarium and the University of Rochester. Guardian Angels of the Halls l Row 1: D. Boudreau, B. Moylan. Row 2 J. DiCicco, D. Shook, M. Steele, K. Sa 5 i l i l 4 l L U. N. Seniors reached a long-sought goal this year, that of a trip to New York city. Other members had the honor of attending the Model United Nations held at Au- burn Community College and represented the Chile delega- tion. lone, J. Dorn. The UN-Club Row 1: Mrs. Tallman-advisor, J. Keys, K. Greco, J. Torrey, J. Bennett, G. Climenson, M. Miller, J. Taylor. Row 2: L. Bertino, J. Lanphear, V. Bruzee, K. Freier. Row 3: H. Wilcox, D. Widel, C. Freier, M. Pearce, K. Maher, K. Hoctor, C. Contant, S. Cramer, A. Forbes, J. Hariss, B. Kerridge. mug' :zi2m2mmanKv5zf-'-wfwwisfwwe:awww-gmsl:fsi::2uwxmm.wi', L., te:ztwzwastsftmfsawwmmasfitai::w.:sw.sm an mmsetwa, -mwmv.1es, u .Scienfisfs cincl Teachers of the Future!! Science Club The Science Club, at this writing, has made trips to a winery and a museum and has viewed films pertinent to the sci- entific profession. Flow 1: D. Cooley, S. Arndt, K. Churchill, V. Bruzee, B. Hudick, J. Harris, K. Freir. Row 2: D. Marcucilli, D. Widel, M. Brewer, E. Stetz, M. Marsh, C. Freier, A. Miles, D. Mitchell, R. Jones, Mr. Hazlett. Row 3: D. DeSio, L. MacDougal, G. Murney, J. Torrey, D. Long, D. Dad- son, B. Miller, D. Anderson, J. Keys. Our Future Teach- ers of America have spiced school lunches with their many and profitable bake sales. The money from such projects will pay for field trips to colleges chosen by the club. Future Teachers of America Row 1: H. Long, N. Wyatt, A. Miles, H. Wixom, K. Murney, C. Hoctor, K. Darby, M. Durnin, N. Jahna. Row 2: C. Contant, V. Bruzee, D. Boudreau, M. Steele, C. Dicicco, B. Schultz, S. Pet- tingill, K. Maher, M. Cottrell, D. Wiclel, F. Keough, S. Bonacci. Row 3: S. Fennell, J. Taylor, D. Cottrell, G. Climenson, L. Dawley QPresidentl. Row 4: S. Dressing, H. Jager, L. Flabideau, A. Pace, C. Currivan, T. Sperlazza, J. Crispo, S. Cramer, M. Howell. Row 5: V. Henry, W. Warren, D. Meyers, S. Chave, C. Cosad, R. Stewart, H. Marzan, M. Lawthers, D. Dixon, C. Dressing, Mrs. Dressing fAdvisorJ. Ploy with Your Food'?'- Row 1: E. Brigham, D. Miracle, M. Howard Fl Ridley Row 2 C Lahr Fl Olmstead S Martin K Hey V Henry D DeSlo L MacDougaI, S. VanAllen, S. Ridley, C. Daeffler S Preston L Sessler G Sessler J Lonnevllle J Wolff Row 3 Mrs Jacobsen S. Pavick, A. Pace, M. Lawthers, P. Conover F Keough P Nadeau S Chave W Warren B Miller M Marsh D Marcuccilli K. Deal, C. McFadden, D. Meyers, C. Kish J DeLamarter T Alberts Mr Dorf Row 4 C Scale S Smith Fl Chnstiano K Murney, P. Coughlin, C. Brooks, K. Salone B Cox M Garrett D Adam R Nelson D Anderson A Miles K Sweeting K Miller, A. Crowe, M. Taylor, J. Dobbin, M. Major A play by George Orwell, 1984, was the first of Drama CIub's un- dertakings this year. Mr. Dorf, assisted by Mrs. Tallman, direct- ed able casts of high school ac- tors and actresses resulting in an effective combination of effort and talent in all productions. V. C. ls Wcliching You Lying Down: J. Beaudet, R. Scannel. Sitting: G. VanAllen, C. Glement, R. Ridley, G. Seifiert, C. VanNostrand, B Bailey, P. Nlanagan, D. Snook. Kneeling: G. Verone, J. French, G. DeWaIl, A. Avery. Standing: A. Cosad, J. Puer- son, J. DlCicco, J. Dorn, J. Lynch, T. Marino, R. Norcott, J. Hilimire, C. Dorn, M. Smith. l gg Fila . l Nix El JE li - :--si ' ' Leaders' Club Row 1: L. Jeffery, D. Miracle, K. Schweitz, T. Alberts, M. Steele. Row 2: B. Fiorelli, K. Henry, S. Bonacci, L. MacGill, B. Pace, F. Keough, J. Jenkins. Row 3: M. Major, S. Babcock, L. Dawley, C. McFall, C. Lawthers, K. Salone, B. Miller, S. Cramer, S. Fennell, D. Boudreau. Pep club uses its large mem- bership to transmit school spirit, an ingredient mandatory to edu- cational life. Their effective ef- forts include painting posters for games, cheering, and managing pep rallies. Pep Club Follow The Leaders By acting as assistant teach- ers to Miss Packer, the girls in Leaders' Club help their' fellow students in gym class and learn much themselves. ,M ,ae mm W --wt E Keeping the Educotionoil Medio Flowing . . . A. V. Club Members are indis- pensable to the audio-visual as- pect of education. They run and fix projectors, and in time of need are always ready to serve as mechanics or replacers. AV. Club Row 1: P. Managan. Row 2: Mr. MacNeal, C. Kidd, R. Ridley. Row 3: B. Jahna, F. House, P. Hadsell, D. Bonacci. Row 4: B. Beckley, C. Burdick, J. Cooley, D. Garret, G. Fairman, M. Montag. Row 1: Mrs. Guernsey, G. Schweitz, J. Robson, L. McDougal, P. Causemaker. Row 2: K. Lapp, K. Kish, C. Kidd, G. Peek, S. Currins, B. Miller. The members of Library Club have undertaken the mainten- ance of the library with the direc- tion of Mrs. Guernsey. Library club Q 977 92 ' ' J 1, 'fT7 JD 1 Bottom Row: Kathy Schweitz, Linda Maher, Cindy Maher, Lory Jeffery. Top Row: Gaile Mc- Laughlin, Joanne Crispo, Mary Lou Sfackus. Cheerleaders Kathy Schweitz, Gaile McLaughlin, Lory Jeffery, Cindy Maher, seniors. f 1 g,f,f2, ,. 1 The Voirsify be JL, SSE 5' Q , , ,. ij ,. , , 1. ,www fb ,., :J .'3. 'i ,. . ' ,1 ,ffp,,f'- ,, ,-- wt 3 ft f r jf ,ya .0544 E X f ' f fs-ft--7x15 fgvbi., f,.ft1Mfift.. v 1 jx. ,ft tiffvff I 1. ,ff'f-fslafiftatfift All year long, our cheerleaders exhibit the strong qualities of effort and enthusiasm. Pride in our fine teams encourages these girls to work their hardest and yell their loudest. With the help of the Indian mascots, they have transmitted long waves of school spirit to our student body. For these reasons, the cheerleaders are among the most respected group of girls in school. as Bev Fiorelli, Debi Adam, DeDe Miracle. E The .idyvees Row 1: Cheri Daeffler, Wendy Warren, Darlene Henninger, Patty Coughlin. Row 2: Sandy Chave, Debbie DiPronio. Top: Alice Strally. F f. .4 I ' ' ' f F ' f - .- '-'Y' ee W. , , ., Fufure Farmers and Homemakers l S 4 X 1 1 S l l Row 1: J. Clark, S. Arndt. Row 2: J. Robson, D. Mosher, D. l Cooley, J. Miles, D. Kinney. Row 3: J. Krenzer, D. Bienve- nue, C. Wolff, D. Schendel, J. McCarthy. l l l Row 1: W. Vreeland, J. Cooley, M. Patsos, N. Anderson, S. Albro. Row 2: Mr. Burtless, B. Barto, P. Barnes, B. Cooley, R. Krenzer, B. Sigrist, D. McCulloch, D. Youngs. f C 1 xx' 'V fix S N ,V , fa . X , ' xrfyhgll ,Y ffl, f .KM 'ff' . ' Jr' l . . fi 1,1 rs' ' ...ggi-'11 . 1.5 . ,245 A ' XV WWW' ' 0' 5 X J he haf-f:lf'M ie..-igi Row 1: B. Pace, W. Warren, S. Long, P. Howell, B. Schultz, M. Campbell. Row 2: S. Carerra, D. Sorenson, P. Litzenberger, B. Miller, R. Cristonio, D. Dunn, K. Maher, T. Noble, C. Kidd. Row 3: Stef Bonacci, G. Murney. Row 4: Mrs. Jones, S. Pettingill, K. Sweeting, S. Ridley, G. Sessler, L. Backus, S. MacFadden, P. Conover, L. Sessler. The Exchange Seated: S. Carerra. Standing: S. Pettingill, S. Bonacci. Sludenls The Exchange Sfudenls Club Row 1: S. Pettingill, D. Sorenson, C. Currivan, S. Bonacci. Row 2 J. DeLamarter, D. Dixon, S. Carrera, B. Pace. Row 3: C. Contant P. Howell, M. Marsh, G. Sessler, C. McFadden. f , X-1 .fx ..1?ig,,. 1 fr 1 1 , 1 1 f H F' 'fi 191 1 11 ' 1' ,ff K, ,J 1 J 1 112- ' , 11, I Lf 1 H, 1 T 1 15 ,f 11, W , gf' F X, 1 1 Lf 1, ,J au 11 .ff f ,w ,Jgqdy 4, 1 1311 ,11 Lf -1 Qwgj 11: , 1 J ' 1 gf Q A147 fl . ,f 1 fy 1.1,f 1 If 1 1 , F W N , 1:1 A ff 1,1119 G EM, V Z 1, , , 'gi N, IH, fl rg kff ff' k 1- 1,1-' If VV ik' Q-JL K J , JK! U , Lf F I ,pf www A Q 14117 1 1 ,Iv I , ,mg mf SI Kr' ,3 'f 1 4, , , x , , X, ,1 1 MQW, ', ff, Ifrftgx .1 1 If, .11 1 , 1 1 15. .wx Ju: zI1gQf,f ,f ,Q 1 , , 1 .JN 1x 1 1 W 1' ' ' 15' W 19 11 1 f 2 fx QI 1 L ,1 W 11 ,ff 1- ,J 3 ' 1 2 L.-' 4 M Lf! Q-T1 1,,IfL 1,,I f ' M ff M 1' fi' 1.11 .,, , QT , , V' ,V,, X, J 14 1 V L, I f11f,f, N 1, Kequgh Adam,11K, Salome, K.,Velte1UC.I Maherf D. Dunn. Row.52: R. CrmWsTnano,1 ,,.' 1: '12 K yy ,5 1 x, f,,- Lf K 1 V Q 11 LJ' 1 Y W Qufnfll Fepnell, B11-Schoenleber. Ro . DeLa1mag'1er, 1 1 f 1. 12' I ' ff! 11 4, 57 T A 1 RQW14:D.1B0udreia11,O1fCosad,K.,Dads I M 6 J 'f LV 111, Q , gf '11 ,QI-ff -. , jf' f 1 ff 11 Z 1.1151 A , 'Z' 11 'S q 1 M 1 1 ' 1 5.1-5. , . ' AVS:-5 W 11 f:,j 1 1 1: 1 ,N VE, ,V 1, -1 1 1 f k , u, ' 1 1 , Sf If 1 ,fII1.fffi.If-,?f. - 17 S' M' 1 1 '--11' .799 W 11 f u .Q ,L31 . 1+i?fPf5?EQ,Gf:?S?'11'15f ff t1iVs?iEif:52ff: K Q .3112 9 1 ' E , Q1 J' I1 V 1 - - ,1., 11 W1 JF 1 ' L Ewifbf. L. 5 .1 i fX? ' lar , 1 . .,.., , . 1 I 11 , f VI , I 1 fzf I. 1 1 . - J 2321 ' 'S .J 1I 'J .I ..,, -11 1 1 1 . 1 11 K I -.'. 1 1 f ' 11 . ff - 1 , 1 Q ,. ,. ' - 1 , -,'.. 1 ' I 1.311 3 ,ff , I , ipsf 1 X I, I WM I l 1 11- A.f -gy kk,k I I f-T-11 ' ' It 1' V511 1 wi f . - 2 ' - -. .1 .Vk.. M .jf -,.- L N , E , ag, Xl 1 is VJLN51, In 11 41 1 ' 1, K , 95 zz- 1 fi - . I , ..-. 4.14-J.-:1GIT'f,g4fg?1, 11' 1 1 In-IQ QI N 1- if 1f371fI5'gj,'g9Ei,g' , .4 11, - in .,. 1 : , 1- 2 ' .5: :: 5:- -. KI: .::f 515 ' gff: 12552 x fI?79iz'5 S957 7 I I, . . 1 .-1 1 ' 1--L ' . 1 w .- -' I gf .Es , 'F 2 W1 f, ' 1- ., 1 g . f .7 1 1 11 'f -. . 1 '-h' L f 1 : 1.,- '--y i 1 11 I is Ii 5 ' I' 1 1 I 11 - I A-,k- ff. g,,Isv11g1fII--,V -,rg - 1 , :1 g..I,If1gfij '.'k L -kkf :Sm I. - 1, 5 . .,, 2 M ,111 X at ' ,I , . jf Ln ,IL proba 'did get smck! 1 1 , Af -1 1. Ig ,MI 1- xx 'gf' 1,, V1' 14,9 ,Q 11 fb L X V' Y1 , b TF Y 1, C 1 1, ' ff I H3549 1, 1 1 .ff w 11 -I v , -. V V 4 , . ,I X 121 1 1 ik! , if V I I' I4 ,f ' 11 1 1f sf 1 Qi, 13,2 by ' 1 ' 1:1 r 41' , , ' 1' 1 4,1 'W ' W 1 XZ. if ww RQJV A 1, N1 Jwy! M 11 f 15J VJ ' 1 W' Q' A V C 1,-' ,. 1 A gf Ly f fe? 1 ' Q4 15 111 X J 7512, , 1 Ip: I ' ' .M uf 14' V' g , ' I NX ,I Q 17, :C '1 V . Ig ,aff IJ' I I, ,V Q df . 7, .ifgw ,,1, ' V U my E f f If 96 1,11 ,I If 1 if 1 1111. ,N ' gf' 1 J' f if Kg? QL 52 I ,. J' A , ,1 . .. .. X17 Row 1: T. Sperlazza, Fi. Olmstead, M. Lawthers, J. Smith, H. Marzan, D. Cottrell, C. Currivan, L. Maher. Row 2: D. House, S. McFadden, K. Rumsey, J. Allen. Row 3: B. Schultz, D. Canne, L. Backus, G. Sessler, C. Contant. Facing such obstacles as rain, sleet, and dark of night, our Waterloo skiers, advised by Mr. Anderson, sought to perfect their sport on Tues- day nights of their '70-'71 seasonat Bristol. X wm memn fm -ww ve s. wzwnmue, 1. -,mga K .. .N . , 3 w K H- , ,am ,f 47fQ2fJoLfffL T cease? 7 9.f5.f6cZf, American Legiongroforicoil Confesf The Warner VanRiper Post of the American Legion sponsored the Orator- ical Contest held at Waterloo for the first time in many years. The many students entering the contest were helped by lVIr. Dorf and Mr. Skinner in preparing their speeches on the subject of the Consti- tution. The first prize of 15 dollars was won by Don Eshenour, the second prize of 10 dollars by Rick Waters, and the third prize of 5 dollars by Wendy War- ren. Don Eshenour again took first place upon advancing to the county and region- al contest and will compete for a winning position in the Western New York State Zone Contest. Q The Contestants Rick Waters, the second prize winner Don Eshenour the first prize winner Y , , - , , ,V .f J ' k,--' V , Wd? ,, X . ' W ' ,, . . ..,f!, , 'f ff. , ,K ,r fl,-' f-'TQ' , f ,f ,- , ff .A , WN Kf3fQf 5, ' + fk?M'wf' --fif'175f I w'f3,f4f,U'f,fQ,f -,,fQ,g k,wf.lfQf'3',f,,f -fcUg7aff,? ,,.,f-QQ' gfjjfy QL' ywuf X , ,,. if . Jw g NW li if 7-: U ' mms, A Q aa... z :H Q-:shim Q- ---' ff:-ma'-:X . . a' 3 ..'--:.- : r. ,,.. 1's.'WYf ik -- I1-:.e:::' lag, - . 'hex-::s.:' X fa..-: ---- S - ..: 'f . W k 'N ., M ' : k f NWN X' M 'N H5 15 glagm M . L, 5 1 R X I -MN: :W 'Rf uk: ,1- L 3 f,ggi15sisifw-fm, .M - - if ,fx K X Q., X ii.-f fi ,- f 13451 -k.A-,, i -'f,- wwf ggizaziew- 5 Nw fx 3 X X X Xl FX f Q www Q25 fi Qi- 15 1 A 4 waE Q ig. , ty 1 , . QE? ' ,fd E 5 S NX 532.2 13 5 N:Ei,'e5?:S1fz. ., f Qui? .W ..:: as .VM .,,. - s E . W QS 5 M 1 A5 M, iim1.,.MwW,..A'lX W- was f 11 5 T5 K 9'-5523 Q in my x gf K N s K fs 2 xii sw f E K fe X S :Q M .. ,.,,,., M, WW- MW wwf-ff KNEW ' N-1 522.21-s1L.SfP2f1 fer-as m f f - Q M if -. N U .N ..s . . , W. ,. W ,L.. Y L. 4952-1. S - 'Q' ,src JH f?Zf521?flE5?3551 ffgiwf X 2,-iii? 57 .: Riggs . isa- SQ g E:s5452 ffl,-f?22?5fJ, :WE -fi S2 Q .. 1? Lsffiflffg 1 9,3 wif Il. 'fflgzkr P'-H ' : -I :-.! 5 7:f52?ff59f1k5V55Tfk '- I- 2 ' ' E ,sly 'iffqlgfgsfilsx'5Ki'iQjQ'is':w4iff'ig,?1Q 'kff'gjgQ .L wi 45:-,zwzi fxkws-wg 1 iss P exif' ' I .11:1ff,:1-wifi.,,s.,f1Tfs:':-'wif Tfiwggygfiifaiirum 5:-g 5241? A.-13 :z,ssvfss'T2:':Sfffffiiei ilfwsizz-w X3 1 3 . , A- eff. 561-'Q 1 4 f' I i I 4 i , 1 i 1 1 v 5 3 sz 33 13 i fi Q Ri fx 2 SI 5 S 4 3 S e 1 Q . h, K xx-jg..- ,' FW X' f f' i f V 4 k ' f, . In ff.!J! Wh o's Who HI there' Drop dead. S Shoulders back chest out Zlqfgix, llltlln , f f in Waferlob Try to see it my way. 1 Wait a minute! QL - 104 X 7 1 ,JZf 3 c.f-Q .f L. 'I MMF fb, f , The reshmoin Dance e I 7 1 Psychedelic Happening, the Fresh- man dance of the Class of 1971, was held on the evening of March 23, 1968. The U. S. Male provided the musi- cal atmosphere for the young dancers and Charles Williamson served as Master of Ceremonies. The freshman court consisted of Karen Henry, Bill Reeder, Lory Jeffery, and Mike Booth. Ye Royal Family-Lory Jeffery, Karen Henry, Bill Reeder, Mike Boo Yea go, Hercules th. Scenes From The un e Orienfdl Sunset Court Queen . . .... Karen Henry King ..... .... T ony Marino Princess .... Prince ...... 1st attendants 2nd attendats 3rd attendants 4th attendants 5th attendants Committee Chairmen General Chairman ..... . Tickets and Invitations . . . . . . Publicity ........... . . . Materials .... Refreshments . . . Decorations . . Clean-up .... . . . Cindy Maher Vinnie Tumbiolo . . . . Mary Lou Steele, Jim Pierson . . . . Kathy Schweitz, Joe DiCicco . . Joanne Cleere, Randy Stewart . . . . . . . Lory Jeffery, Mark Smith . . . ... Bev Fiorelli, Jim Dorn . . Kevin Rooney Kathy Schweitz Mary Lou Steele . . . Tony Marino . . . Lory Jeffery Vinnie Tumbiolo . . . . Tony Rosata The Class of 1971 presented their Junior Prom, Oriental Sunset, on the evening of May 23, 1970. With the combined efforts of advisors Mrs. Crenner and Mr. Procino and the entire class, the prom was most enjoyable for all. The music of the Mark VI charmed the atmosphere, and at midnight the court was announced by Mr. John Dunn, Master of Ceremonies. The evening of October 23, 1970 marked the creation of a tradition at Waterloo Senior High School-Homecoming Weekend. First on the line of festivities was the parade, com- plete with our band, floats from the Spanish Club, faculty, class of '71, '72, and '73, and queens from all three classes: class of '71, Paula Nadeau, class of '72, Sue Fennell and class of '73, Patty Causemaker. The path of the parade led its participants to LaFayette Field for the game with Pal-Mac. ts. Senior Class Float Home 19 Homecoming Queen Paula Nadeau Faculty Float I - 5 53 .,1,m,:'.:5' ,. Q coming 70 l l Out of the darkness, the determined voices of one fearless tribe of Waterloo could be heard-those of the chorus singing Amer- ica the Beautiful. Our team ended the half with a firm grasp on victory over Pal-Nlac. During half time the winning floats were an- nounced: first prize, class of '71, second prize, class of '73, third prize, class of '72. The float announcement was only outdone by the crowning of Paula Nadeau as homecoming queen by Student Council President Jim Pier- son. The football team of 1962 was recognized at this time also as the only undefeated team in Waterloo History. The finishing touch on the Homecoming game was the score 26-6, an Indian style victory. A better beginning for a Homecoming at Waterloo is not to be found. King... Queen . . . Prince ....... Princess . . . 1st Attendants 2nd Attendants 3rd 'Attendants 4th Attendants 5th Attendants G 'Ti The Court '77 Tony Rosata Toni DiPronio Kevin Rooney Paula Nadeau Bill Evans ' Chris lVIcFaII Sharon Faina d r Steve Speno Debbie Adams I Bob-Colton , .Kathy Salone T Louie Bertino - Tanya Alberts . ' Jim Sohoenleber Camelot Crew eneral Chairman. .... A. ckets and Invitations Decorations .......... Refreshments . . . . Procedures . . Publicity . . . . Clean-up ..... . Tony Marino Connie Lawthers Vinnie Tumbiolo Toni DiPronio Mary Steele Chris McFall Tony Rosata CAMELOT, Our Grand Finale On the evening of February 6, 1971, the Class of 1971 convened in King Arthur'swCastle for its most prominent. social event. Camelot, their Se- nior Ball, was the result of days of 'decorating and planning-allunder the -direction of class advisors lvlr.-'Dunn and Mrs. Crenner. The George Tell Quintet provided music for the enjoyable occasion and shortly before midnight the court was announced by Mr. Dorf, Master of Ceremon- ies. King Tony and Queen Toni and theirhobility were crowned in those moments by the Class of '71 's Junior Prom court. ' ' I .Q 5 Wtifitw- H if .,,.f,,,w,- ,KM Mm ,gmt W - '..'. vi tf't is WW if ,, ,. ,eff .,,,,.,, ng, ,U , - . . -A -r f p , . A, tr 1 Iiz,'i5eIf7- ifliifisfisft i ii: .sn my . K . ' -'i4ff5,i4r ' 'U , f V' ,,fif:f'-i'is1'z1.2 WM, f 5, H 'L V ...,-. - -...-. . , . , , U it iftwzii, M iiss ,, i, 1 'Y .. . ..mv,,,,.-,,,-9,1 Q is I .Z,- 53 if .5 .3 gig, . 5 Zigi iii., Q ' . ' 1,1552 ' 'L-5555 ' fi? ff22f4w,,-',. ?fg5f ,- .' ff , isi5 1 - ggggw ig, Wg. W V: , f m .f.-,. 5 ..... . ,,... M - 'v,.1i, ..,,,I,.., 1 I'lI give you a punch! Geronimo! l can still smell the sneakers! The Skoi-Yase Yearbook Staff has set aside a few pages of the yearbook to express their congratulations to the top ten of the Class of 1971. All ten have applied their in- telligence not only to studies but to every type of activity imaginable. They are indeed representative of the varied talents of the Class of 1971 and will surely contribute to their environments in the fu- ture. l Connie Lawthers Mike Kirk Alan Cosad The Top David Snook Joyce Taylor Ten Scholars '71 Tom Grifa John Keys l x05GaiICIimeqskson W .5200 N JY ocbboaxgp Koxpof' gc cxuwffpiogvogxf' 0 ff WO S Xcfo C Z C! dl 00549 .634 Q06 x4 OO 'JC goiyez N0 O50 Q 40 C9 Rf Oo' 06' 9 05' U' X05 Ko 5 0 ,K , o ,0 Q P30 X-5000 0-9050 X go of SON? QOC 900' Z 00 xo eb 05 9 QQ' of' QVVX 354 Q' 0 off 0302 Gjefxp . cr HQ C -5 c ' xzc of XO, 45 NZ' Q4 of xo 9X.xvb jd cf ,fvx Q99 xp M5 Q! X99 X we . Q Q 0040 00900-L x Q5 Oh WRC duff 0' kyjoxi-Q LOCQLOQSSX JWQ! Don Eshenour Ulli Pohlig 'Rn 552 5 92 S M E gf 5? 55 ' 55 gs 2 5' S S 1 W? QW? 35 E 5 E5 12 f Q S M25 ge 4 I.. . ., 2 ,- 2 Deborah A. Adam Tanya Alberts Gary P. Anderson Sam Arichiello Debi Tonga Andy The Bullet Harry J. Arndt Jack Arndt Richard F. Ashbrand Stephen Auten Hair Jack Rick Steve rr- Alan W- AVGFY Dwight A. Babcock James Pierre Beaudet Raymond F. Becker The Ave Dewey The Beaud Ray Jacqueline M. Bennett Louis F.Ber1in0 BennY Louie Harry Alexander Bischoff, Jr. The Spoiler Ricky Bishop LlBiShH p L if? Q1 , 1 Lucinda Ann Bower Cindi John Breese John David Buck Dave Pamela Leigh Campbell npamn Steven W. Bleistein Steve Daniel C. Bonacci Danny Steve Anthony Bonacci Bonach No. 2 Deborah Joan Boudreau uBoudn Y I-lllll lllll Q:-:-:-:-:-:-:-. Q. l - -:-:-:-:-:-:-:-. ' -:--H ' 4 :-'-:-:--- ':..'...........K ll 1-l:l!l:l O ' Ill IA' '......- ..l 6 I-I' Y.' u:a:a:n: 'a.a:u.-:Q:g.i. . 1 - Q.. g.g:g.g In '.'n'- n'- u:c:c:l:Q:l:l:l:b:l' ' I-'--rj nl 4 luuililllsl ll 3.90.0 :.:.:.:o:o:o:u:o:o:o:c:::o : rs. og - lOQn.u.n- Aliillt ll X 'o'o'o'o'o'- - - s 0' sb' 0' lifxxll 'I 't'o'o'a'o'.'.'.'n'a' o':'0' lp ' '...'l0vnl .0 Ill. ll .l.l.0'l O ' ' 'UO I it I I v 5-H n'o'o'o I ' ' 0 ' 'za' o o 0 :x'n:u - u 5 9 F . . .0.l l.!5:q ,o.o lr .0 0 ..,.,5o.o.o'o. q I:O. I ' 90. A .0 . . .l.l.l:l:O:l: dal l.l ll - 0 , .f 'l.l.l'l.l'l. .ii Q. In- ..f...,. oU'0'-- p g I. I A. I . I . S -:-:-:-23:-:-:-:I :Ire 1 . -: :-:-:-:-ag :-: D'C':' 4 2 ..:.:'. ?':.:::.Q 5 A -'-H .Q.g' I ' . ' I Po:-L '- 'o:cf-I-f-f-,f BJC A 'fs' o'o'o' o 4 Y'. . Q 1 A - w I I l l l l h'Z'3'.'?'?-T-T+Z-'-'-'- . :-:-:--ff-wiv? pqqg '.v.'.,...,.y.'. pt... .... -1 l.l.l. wal A oo 05 ' ' 'O' K rn 'n'o'd 0 o 'Q 'n's'a 0 0 D.l.l.O.l.O n fn- . 1' l.o.l.l l I' ..l.l.C.l.I.l.l.O.l ascii ...las 'fo fO.l.l 0 0 0 of a o.o.a.u.a.u:....q'1 55:25 5Ifiiifizfzifigifffisif535:35:25:2:25:1 3.3.3 .g.g.g.g.g.f.f!'.-.-.-.-2-.f.f.Q.g.g.g.3: - D.l'l.C. 'o'o'a's'o'-' W - I '- ' 1 ' -' - ' -' - loo coolo'-w -l 1:!:I:!E-::!:3:3:!:!:1: 1 Y ' ' ' l ' S ' l 1:2121 .I I :,- :.: l.:.:.:.:.- j.:,.:. .5 A ga -,-3 '- 1-'-1-Z-Zn'-'.'.'-.',:,:, , .0204 Alan Cardinale ' - :-:Q :-:-:-ze --Bo BON ,.l.o.o.a.o v xv . , . -. 0. I If 1 .o.o.o.o l'c'o'o:0:u: :vi h::: 3'l g::::::. ::o:e:o:: l.l Q 9 . . . 0 1 0 1 ,',0l'l - paso' I' . M326 '2g3g5:U?' 'ag2g2'2'5 .-C ' l.l.Q.l. .g. . . ' .l.O. I ull.. I . . ' ,,,,, , ooooooo 1... 0 ,O l 0,0 o'a'c'o'o'o's'q J. ' . ' . ' ll ' g. ..':.:.:l.l.O.l i'r'uAi n u .- 2' ol-fb l.l.l.l:o'c'0 . ,F A. . I I .l.l.l.l'O:l.Q' J .'.' . '. '19 .l.l.O.l.l'.... I' I 'HI ' ....O u a -I ......I'O u----.r'- -:-:-:-:---'-- ! 4'-2-:-:-:' . . g.:.j.j.'ZgI' - ' '- . -.02 ' ' ' ' '.:.:.gq Paula Jean ',l.l.l.:.l. ln n.l.h'l.n. ' . . .l.l.l Chilson I I I ll X If l.v.-. Q uch- H . - 'E3f:S:: L. vE:':':'v :'.':':':':i my eq. ,o.-- I gin.-Z-:,g A . .:.:.a.o.s.o. 1 r . .a.a: 1,1 ...:.:.:.' 3 it P l.l.7'l.: I l'l'l n nl ' . . .O '.' Stephen .'j.aj.'j.f.f. -.' - f-T-T-'-9, A '. I Churchill ..... . . ,l: :.-B.. , .. . .l , ...:24O 1 Hcurlyn ,'n:n gg. .IQUO . . 4 H I I I -In n 1: .l.0. . ....?..s':...'-..q gsfofvif g!gZg2g2g2'Z'!'. !'2 '!'!3!'S-533' '.'.'.'.:.'. ,:,:,:.l.l:o:o:c:o:o:a: 'o'o:0.g.q: ','.',', lclllllo , ,...3.:.:!:Z. Zglglgiglgigi-I-2-I-2-1 wg! -.:'o'o'o'.. :.:.o.u.a.o.o:o:o:n:g:g . .5 a'u'.'.'. llllolslul l ...JJ q:u:s:l:a:g:,:,:.:.:.:'0 0. 1 .0 f-Q 1- 4 --:-:1:?:?:?:?:?:1:1:2:2:2:2: 93222,-,.,. A ' ' Joanne Cleere ..Jo,, Gale Climenson uGaleu Barbara Jean Cole Barb w-Q-5 m Robert A. Colten ..Bob,. Alan Cosad L Alan ll! Peggy Cuddeback Michael P. Cunningham Donna Fay Dadson Linda Ann Dawley Cuddy Mike Donna Lin Gary James DeWall Judy M. Dibble Charlene F. DiCicco Joseph James DiCicco Lummy Judy Char - NO0Ch gl I .fm ' Toni F. DiPronio Jeanne A. Dobbin James D. Dorn Sandra Ann Dressing Toni Do Dorny Frenchie CaYhY Ann Eastman Madeline M. Ellison Donald Eshenour illiam Evans ..EaSt,, ,.Mad,, MESH, D 'SK .ay ni 1X7ii.i3?f'55ii?.'I1 - ' z.:-2, 7. ' 2 iffiluzlkfv'w2f 5f.: 'lf 1 V ff? kriazi f.Q5Q.f.g:i. f 7 . 'i'2'Zggqf , P. ., ,,- Zim., ' f if . if ' I Q ir ff sf 'zg,3?i,:f15fnWszffffiifgks er :lv fe ,.l+f,,. Y .- V KSN, Q. Q 1P,Q.W4,,?g5,yw:yyLM liifggzf ygwf - I-7:3f.'i: Rg1:','ii? 571311, vi 2 :lE L?'Zf5jg91lf15:f .Ig H f u l ' - Q ' S353 Ms 'Z Ves5'?iss?.?fm1. HBHIH GLEN WWW if ff? X' gif bqgfklfdfijfffy Mi wry! A of Y 3?iWWQ QWMW df 1 4 Palma Fratt ' Frat I w ! I 1 1 i J Kevin Victor Kev Kathy Anne Greco Grek Thomas W. Grifa Grifa Anne Hagopian Anne :E Karen L. Henry Karen Jean M. Herman Jeanne William J. Hoctor Herman '...'! ' Holly J. Jager J..1. Lory M. Jeffery ..L-oryu Romona M. Jones Mona Hugo Hoehn Huger-Duger Ralph B. Hooper John A. Hunt Baldy Johnny-Beaver Maxine Lee Howard Pamela F. locco Maxie Slim Y 1 Rose AFH16 Jorgensen Roaie John F. Keys John Charmaine L. Kidd Char Michael W. Kirk Jane Marie Lanphear Mike Jane Joanne lvl, Krenzer Constance E. Lawthers Connie Kim Leitner HKimll Afwgf wmv lilllliille h .M rg . .A John August Morabito Johnny Roberta E. Moylan Bobbie Diana Jean Mueller Dee Dee Peggy Helene Mueller Crazy Horse V' efeflzgxzzekd .-1 f- ,yfzigilv-'J'e x. V,,,. - ,e,,1..Ae V,v3,-,Slf1r,5-f,,aq.gf1g-4.,,ee,,,f ,.,x,y , . 3.545 -sE.,5.w.f-.-,-.: ',.,, 4- . I sy ug.. 3-f lf af-V -e ,, ,-ug. wirwce-+a5i?fgBQ450'. ., fx' - I Q' -f 1:1412 ., f- if ini' -Q fs fa 'P -' 2 Aw, -1 1,2541-1.':A.'.:+ fj?11' Aff'-' 141 'ffw?'-ir 'vfpfi . ' 4 Y -f - qt' . . 3, ,fame -A ,V .A ,ev ,ir ,,, ,, .. '10 N. Y fV33H:Qi'2lfN 'S' . - 51' ff.f V W . -e L-.. . -ee, ee f' 3. wc. f V-Sk-f:'cX . . , -We .,.f.,,f,',Nf'ff::- V1 ,. 113.-13. :.,.::?Q ,eggs-v49'e'-9EQg'k9g:,f --g ree.: 1. f,..w5,..,f,, Q,,,,,g, be-M,-R, 5. -,-,ml -142:16 ?.,w.'-x'3rffef'f 'if-. -QF?-gm gal. . e MV... .eq 4- ' K.f1L5a:1:7-'ve 4' an-19 'J-ff' 1 - :0-'t X-'x X ' - 5 .... , I Sie -' e .5 S X . W 1 ,X Q .x eswfwm aeii,-9221? 'arisen .,-,,:p.-, se. 115.12 eye,-s.f,3Q:se'.Ni,1e..,-ge-,:,,,.' . , ,Q -- XA ax wiewk V. x wwe. s Q8 Biz' 2-lm' f QEieleaiifglLileisl-:ietr::.I,JeQ1e5,w'ma?WVf Q w e. J we Nr- ':'k-fair:-53Ng:1-mee'ef emf-:riser ees, ., A Q-e:fe-A ffvlvyfs. . Tf ugkiwiif ' .- -. -N . :A , ye.-. ww , gf ,, w-.A-e,g,,w'x: . ' ' ' 4 l - xx- ' 7, ' A E--gk':-i'n'.fp'f?.f3i'mb,2 M' '- ' Y'-:f .4f' m y ' , mg f'2 vS1l:'?fe , W. , r 'Y 9 I Q I e. rw lo Y 'M X 4, ' vw. ' 4,3 eb, -' ' fs ,li 1' I V, A fe w A ar e ., -, I rn +L X 'f.', be ,VX 53, e? '+'Af Ai f. 0133. x ' N 'R em ' Q, ee if pf Wgggggg I ' 35411-6363 -JD :eff , -g11,e, :5:r. w M1-1vg.,K5l.f,m V H,-guy f f.A'12u-,S-mfr-1-4 - 'M vi -' eq. Y' f-gy: . my-ff -A 'K.e:,w,1y ei, '- -. .-. , .gp J ' 2? T32 ivf,lf-'ffm .,., mf? , 5'-2,-: ,, r E .f- v 1-'Ll'--'f eq'-3 UV. 'neg-'19 .gfg-,fi-'wml Wleelg xv-.,.r.r,i.-. .Q-fe'-,J -3- l-.,r.f,:,1:., , . l iff- . V . l.-gf! ,-, l N. - , - -ww. z A , Fe l,-vfk:'?71L.' '12 ' nk- .X 5 ,,'i.-wyr:'F1'Ev.wife:.Zff5'oHT1 '23-.lam-il-' 3bL'I'7C'n , ef,,fQ:ea3.'R,'....f-H. Q.-.V-lr,,s..,--f.,, Eff:-ryfwi W. AQ ,e LYQFW-4' ' ' 637 a iw- f AQ: :yt . W .eq.fg13,:5 1:,gf5 y.-L.,-'. ': x,:, r,-age 4,,,5,,,,.,- .r-1.4, ,.,SfW,,, A, ,,-QR.. q571Pf? '5Z'5'2x1ffQ'4 's r ' fvekivi- 'Q ' A ' H5111wmliin-a-':.G1f'Av-r. 'wi1v if.MJ'15Y 2-l. .li'l5'W1'ffff . . lf: ify.12se.Zf:-:if . , ., .,,,en,,, Q, W. ,. , we . N.. mf 1 XM 1 wx, 44 ww, W P33 I -rf!-'v'f Vw, if r.'7'-gb, 3:W C7'e G 2 ff 'I is '?'7 -'Sf Ji' ' '. 3 ' carve , .W ., , .5 , gigs lv. ,ef-5. X . ,J , 1, . f.+.!f,-3-.vga . -,-.-., i - ge-:.w.e ,gag 1-,J-5, f r 1' Q. . tovmfw. lm'-2fwfef.1 W!-2-Pe-4 -'P W- 'L 1 Q':lg f3 'M W iS'.ff L' '-ff1 5 - MSf9'2f?'li'?V M454- '5'e'+'f2.''YQQKAW 5Q'i 4fSfl5 'xv FM!yrhig.Qf2'fiZr-3I'.fQb -iff, 1. xiii' 'B,Tefv,i'..g':QA1 'FX-My -bggrfvx-,'L'iv.L, W ' Q Fw! A 'We Q' A 1 AEN, f 1 X Vxi YK, vfgw '45 2 A. . . , , . . , Mew, - x . Mist'-1, ,Ae flex . Z, X, img, .. .U 5. 1 x,l,v?,.rQ ,N.l5w.99, N Keira. Y wa Q H 1 x Q N A w :exe x ,2 f ef' iw r :inf ,,g'fgfif 1f'5vEaf:,, 'LW Au-le-1S5n ,4z4jl, 'M vw W 'Q V f 4 r M .ug ep,-. in? ewtm . artlligiig l giufygwgf pe, ' ivxxigi . mmf 1 egg gfwaiw. li, M .ve-1 Q - ' we-es a fe' -M, -menu Wim rw + f : '. vm' fig, ee ,f 5,153 3,.,,!!gA?:.G,,.,yyf 5.Z,,3,.q: 6. . V . -455.2 ' wr :FQ 11: W ZRL1 -Y Aw '...f?'lfv .- f' fy:-if 4 55 liv g. 9ff:fgQ2l is 9.12151 , ,ff 4, N f j-5, To ,.C.,,,,qlu -7 3,3 4. vub.x..,r.f Q r X ew , qv-Qi A .. . U., fib, .,'m'pe , ..n,PW.z : 1 . . , . ,ff W-'MENfflrw::??3e :?'?e.:ff+fh:e33'f'f5?fm . A4-f KM r--Ae-e'+fr-f-,.3ve,.,,.e we s-e -fe'm,,4L.'w.., 3 ,.,,..-. vp., ..,, -M. 4,93 ..4 .- 1 .JW 51, ,,l.,,,Q,-..,....,,,,bm,x,,,iu,gi -,: w5,..s,'z4,y7,e-Q e,,,,g..5,m e.,,,:.p,9i ,1 . ,ew-ff e rewz'-sew:-Q5e,,lW,,. ,N L, - G2 '77 , ,M School-A bright shiny atmosphere. Debra L- MYGFS Deborah Ann Nash Debbie Deb Paula N, Nadeau David Netherwood Paula Dave l E r.-.5:z::,.:q5c 4-mfr 13-2,13 x 45,5 51:-3e.gggQggg,1 li- 3335525f9Z.TiEf?Je:f2-- X 2271 271 :A ai '11-3.1 'f.a'f,'r: ':fY?J5e . 41 k 1. :?1?'f?51i ' ' ,1-m4z2f5,gg'.,,. iffai-.gqrzfi Ja GS L. P 1 ,ig H J I ' 0 lfswfazf-Q'.fws..,,f'ga:f:c ' i 35225-15 2, 6 4156.22 I 1 i 'Mp an i 1 ' -W rfmi' ' rage? ' f wg, fgamgf,sn V- Q .QM 1 , ' sf-2 f - i 0 , Une, . , I '1 ,QV v, sw 1 aw ,.9z-hv:s,iif9S 2555 L Am?-vsfQz,.1-'-Q ,swwa.-,-.arp-wt-ws?w,f:+is5'fi.vs , l a:f:ftim':p,.f if, rxuffbll? 'ass-.'m'i:rfew wiuizh' 'FIiffQfCf4nfN: 5 'ii1li Ae . ' .1 -921' 1 :wF?f1aJ,.'g-Rx 'f, '-'xx-'iiflvc N-My .-iiiayifw .wr inf 'mia f. -in '-Q.v-Sfrsr NA if iafwg ff 'f 1 -an-'ffr' 1' '-via-4--ai rrfwvsm:,r,1:nw-ff e-. a-rw? ' 5259715112 fwavim.-4, Mer-f awk swift'-f -. '- .f''-.ewffizawf-wwf'--cam-xiw X h5?i1i5if,5,k.jg:,gfa,q++ t - fgliyf,-fxir-y.,1. my vxiw- wgw 9 Eff i :Mi fp xgsttg- , .1 1M-y,7fge,f,i,1 14.3 's,?.e,1. '-w,,Tv'qf,w:v-if-.15cv-4 'Mm ' ,wrv--Qffwwgi f J pi. 1 ,wa-.-,,.f.f4i,,,.v., Qs W-,q,,,.4,.A. ,nw W.Qm 1:45 5. ff -vkfsfig-w if--fwefwf ' . if-1,-i:',vw:wch.b'1-sv-wgffef--.:w.-'N Debra is If Debff ,f f ' f Jw William C. Newstead Bill Charles O'Connors Charlie Randal J. Norcott Mark E. Patsos Randy Mark Eugene Peek Gene' Susan Marie Pettingill Sus: 6 James William Pierson Ulrike C. Pohlig Ulli lm A f -ww V., - wg , . ., s s l m s i,,i??xi' Mir' ' ,m,,.r szjffwiw- ew ELL, . ,Q 5. gl - iw V. . 55571 iwswmm., N ff 7 .ii f 21-iwlffifvwiiifif'am , irg,,sWKg,1iEQ,ri, , 5 , gig ,, a 1 lr Z: g -' -1 : Q-vial? l ii i 151. 12 5 .QE eA,' 1 j, W lj! , . W G ., ,,.1,., W3 L ,,,,,,.,,.. , ' R'-',' ' A. . Wi,-fflwiw, 2,55-. ':f-... wsgrgyvlgfl A W . A A ffgggigmlgm M- ,WW gifg -W' M N E ,.., 7. 3 ,1 W fiiw' El z mf if My if wg lift? limi ai E' r 3 mr. , ,J ,, ,,,, ,,, ,g 'S Ain. :-3 ' f Qgqf !l'5 .vjl,Q:.14S53i'g51:-g ga ., ,W .,fm,,,,f.s.. . ri M! QW la- W 7- Hay xx .w . wve4z?rf4 5 , - ' - 1: 'x':A ,ifW fu ' :. Ll c , i llwiiilbiiieiw 1 ' s rr le a5i1.1ifii5l! fw ' i zimwl si' lglfl gftiiz' Mil lir Q ,,i?9l24ff gli? 'W VL,-ff, :. iirriililirf -ggzfyfsvip Ku,- i J 24.2isLi ' lf Il , 3 6? 5 W fig. :fi- ' -, ' 2 . 35 A ' Randall Rice Randy .M W, el il fl 5:1 ,. ' s 5725-1, I ' ki-if f 'lies l L l ,elim V31 I ii if gli? 5 ,gill fi A l 5, ,, M V. Roger Alan Ridley uRidgen E' ig gf EE , E 111' .W ss me i Paul Rosenthal Thomas Merle Ross ' Margaret G. Saito Kathy M- SHIOHG Paul Rosser Marge Kath Richard Scheuerman James P. Schoenleber Clifford Schultz Gaile Ann SCNWGWZ Dick Doc Cliff 5ChW9lTZY Kathy Jeane Schweitz uKathyu Julia Kay Scott i.JeW,, Raymond Seitz ..Ray,, Leslie Shadman Leslie f Milli- ' gn Who says school isn't any fun? Sheila Mary Smalt Marvin Douglas Smith Sheila Pin Ball Mark C. Smith David Snook Smitty Snooker Qi ggi X l 'Vif awwmwmfwwawaa 5 5 W Mary Louise Steele X ' ' H H bp pl gf lm l iii H H MWF? i aWQ?3QQfQrQ' A Pgb 5 K 4 V il HWWMMWWMHH Q ' ' M? W 1 K A: W ! l eeee W f fl ',e: S K 5 W' -',xs fins.: E 1 555 1 ,K Vfk, f ,,'k , lg . X 1,i,- -ee ,1 K' .'j,'j,f94?lfffffelJ ,f f 'lrgk ,elz'1f?Qlf:fffzf V 3 5 fEfWQ5WMEWWQgl235f U' A ,SWMWWMQHHWW WWHEWE Q53 ffm' f:,.L-' , .,,. l L,.. , , ffm?'SJgw,42f,ff,smfztximfgj Hfilx ,gf 3,114 6 eWEEMQQMRWWWJ?3flF2? f fa Cliff0rd A. Stem wwwwtwfwamwzgyxgg, . 5 ..., ' Cliff ff,:f4..lw H ls M, 1' ::Wff'ff1 ,sms 1' 'Cv Qgiil Z3 252,555 ,,,'. A2 Y 'A-' t 2 Susan L. Snook Stephen C. Speno Sue Steve Mary A, Snyder Brenda Jean Stamp Mare Brenda l Randall Gordon Stewart Re Dona Stilwell Donna I Waterloo Senior High Memorial. q 5'5 , q 'N' ...En Louise I. Sudentis Joyce E. Taylor Cynthia Tighe Donna Jean Tillman Sam Joyce Tad Cotton Jo Ann Torry Vincent Tumbiolo Larry Arthur Valliere Gary Richard VanAIlan uljoeyn uvinnyn uwolflr uGaryn M' ,, ,,.... i ' . 2 , new is isgszsxi Nz- .egg . 5 S. 2 X A 'wmv' . we E. aff: f . V. .Pi 5231, is ' my I. ki my -fm .gas BESSEQEFQSEQSE in 'gfgsmfiigs 5. . W, 5... fi. .. A-- gg. Me, .. me s X K . f 51.55 as ii 5 1:1315 XQYL 5 5 , W 5 E55 s 5 3 4 is if 2 5 f 2 'W 5 2 Ns. so .- MAS. .g . . ,...,M.eM.m ,. . Eiga? K 555525 B xg 5 E rg 1 5 gg .ls . Ready and waiting. Gregory J. Verone Richard D. Waters Nancy E. Watts John Lb. Weise uGregu unickn nNancy11 uJohnv1 Joseph L. Wilbert Nancy J. Wyatt Colleen zukowsigi, y y 'N Si uJoeu nNancyu AX-V Vx ncqnueenn Kyiv kxxxtkf' N P91 K V X I ,. , W- , J M X i., W A X 4, . -,f if hleird Bufilklwot seedy V' K if i - M'Cha8T.'?92!'1 M icliael Buxigne K Sharon Fagia N ' , . W ,!GeraId5a1rmanK ,X My JJ William Kennydx 4,19 r if X5 iw' John Lanphearj' WDQK if . . X - x ,pDennis Marino x 5.1 H ji I Rose Mecifley ,QP Scot Qnillips J Q , A if agriarlid reed M. f .Q K my y . a ..,. refer ,fi . ,fx V vi... i fe' :NN W' . . ' wi if , 4. X Q 444 X ikifg, V . i , x. . iff it , ' .ff a, Q, ,M I J 4 i ga., R? yay' um Q 3 fifkgly f ,-,fy L ' ai. ef- :ff U ,X 5 t,,l l, K. as CJ-'viiiy' H if 'MQ Jyyyg JJ ' V 5 M Q x Deborah A. Adam G -,bf Drama Club 2,3,45 Pep of f . 5 ' JQ Club 1,2,3,45 Science Og C lf . ciuhg French ciuhg ski , Club 3,45 Chorus 45 ln- JQQJ A! l Ego My X W A Y s tramurals 2,3,45 Ensem- J V - X ' Q l X ' ble45G.A.A. 2. S CW QV , i. x' t IJ r 4 f 03 .- . rc i V ' t Q N ' My Tanya Alberts O-lj-1 Q X , l ' 61 0 Socc r o or eam 2,3,45 Basketball Honor Team 35 JJ O55 - Leaders Club 3,45 Spanish Club 25 Drama Club 2,3,45 ' r Pep Club 2,35 Newspaper Staff 35 Dance Committees L ' 25 Chorus 3,45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Homeroom Repre- T 65 H sentative 2,35 G.A.A. 25 Youth Council 1,2,3,4. D Gi-G 79513 . TQ f .Dj Sam Arichiello , Elk. Gary pl Anderson Football 1,2,45 Baseball Xi 1,2,3,45 Varsity Club 45 u BQ lntramurals1,2,3,4. Jam Richard F. Asbrand ,lack l-I Arndt Cross Country 35 Youth Stephgn Aulel-l Council 1- Tennis 2,3,4. James Beaudet Alan Avery Football 45 Basketball Football 3, Baseball 4, Dwight Babcock 1l3l4g Wreslllng 45 La- r Raymond Becker BoWllng3Ll.VarSlty Clulg TFHCK 1.2: F-F-A 12.3, crosse 2,35 Baseball 1, CVOSS COUUUY 2r3? 314: Band l,2l3,4l Fool- 4. 45 Varsity Club 3,4: ln- Track 1,2535 French ball Manager ll E-Zlrllllllllgszoiggfg Basket- Club 35 Monitor 4. Louis Bertino Drama CIUP 232 French Harry Bischoff Ricky Bishop Jacqueline Bennett Club 31 Sk' Club 1'2'3' Cross Country 45 Track Football 4: LGCYOSSG 43 Library Club 2. 42 U-N- 3r42 Dance Com' 1,2,3,45 Rifle ciuh 3. ihiramurcis 2,3,4. mittees 25 Honor Soci- ety 3,45 Homecoming Committees 4. Daniel Bonacci Steve Bonacci Sleyen Bleisfein Cross Country 1,2,35 Track 2,35 Drama Club 3,45 Sci- Football 1,2,3,45 Wres- Fogtball ll Basketball ence Club 25 U.N. Club 2,35 A.V. Club 1,2,3,45 News- tling 1,2,3,45 Track 3,45 15 Student Council- paper Staff 2,35 Chorus 45 Intramurals 2,35 Homeroom Drama Club 25 Ski Club representative 2. 35 Band 1,2,3,45 Intra- murals 3,45 All-County Band 3. 138 Robert Colton Deborah Boudreau Softball Honor Team 2, 35 Soccer Honor Team 35 Leaders Club 45 Pep Club 3,45 Ski Club 45 Yearbook Staff 45 News- paper Staff 35 Monitor 45 Dance Committees 2, 3,45 Daisy Chain 3, Cheerleader 2 Chorus FTA 234 n murals 234 AllCoun ty Chorus 1 Ensemble 2 Co or Guard4 Michael Buffone Paula Chllson Dance Committees 1 2 3 4 Intramurals 2 3 Daisy Chain 3 Lucinda Ann Bower Daisy Chain 3 Dance Committees 3 4 Chess Clu 1 Chorus 2 3 4 Library Club 1 Pamela Campbell Pep Club 2 Science Club 2 Library Club 1 Daisy Chain 3 Office Assistant Color Guard3 Stephen Churchill Drama Club 12 News paper Staff 34 Student Council 2 Dance Com mittees 1234 Chorus 4 Ensemble 4 Youth Council 3 Gale Climenson Science Club 3 U N Club 4 Yearbook Staff 4 News paper Staff 3 Hobart Seminar 4 Dance Committees Chain 3 Chess Club 1 Lab assistant 3 Alan Cosad Basketball 1 Cross Country 234 Track 1234 Var sity Club 34 Latin Club 2 Science Club 3 Ski Club 3 U N Club 2 Hobart Seminar 4 Band 1 234 Boys State 3 Jr Rotarians 4 Dance Band 234 Honor So Alan Cardinale Band 1 3 4 Youth Coun cll 3 4 Joanne Cleere Pep Club 23 Ski Club 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Dance Committees 23 :sy am Homeroom representa tive 3 Prom Court 3rd attendant Youth Coun ciI234 Barbara Cole Newspaper Staff 3 4 Peggy Cuddeback Monitor 4 Color Guard 34 Youth Council 12 ciety 2 3 4 Intramurals 3 4 All County Band 3 Donna Dadson Sc ence Club 2 3 4 Dai y Chain 3 Linda Dawley Softball 234 Girls Basketball 34 Volleyball 4 Leaders Club 34 Pep Club 23 Ski Club 23 Year book Staff 4 Dance Committees 234 Chorus 1 Band 34 FTA 2 3 as Vice President 4 as Presl dent Intramurals 1234 Daisy Chain 3 GAA 2 Color Guard 1 Monitor 4 Dance Com mittees 3 4 Michael Cunningham Football 3 Intramurals Gary Dewall Foo ball 12 3 4 Bas ket all 1234 Base ball 1 Lacrosse 2 3 4 Varsity Club 34 Dance Committees 3 4 1,45 ,,5ltra- I 45 G.A.A. 1 5 I ' ,J . b : , , : 4: Da. Ch . 3: M: FIA- 4:,Hon0r Society 3,45 Ensemble 4: Daisy Q.. : ' 9 ,S ' .H 3,4- 9 - ' 2 , , 5 - 3,4. , , J 1. 1 ri 1 t , , y 5 , i . - ' ' ,' ' I ' ' l b , 1 1 I ' MadellneM Elllson Junlor and Semor Vo catlonal School Sharon L Fauna Volleyball 3 Pep Club 2 3 4 Dance Commit t s 1 2 3 Band 1 2 Intramurals 2 3 4 All County 1 2 Frank Flsher Band 1 2 3 4 All State 3 4 All County1 2 3 4 Tom F DlPronlo Volleyball 3 Leaders Club 34 Pep Club 23 Ska Club 234 Dance Commlttees 2 3 4 Daisy Cham 3 SandraA Dressing Volleyball 34 Pep Club 23 Yearbook Staff 4 Dance Committee 1 Chorus 4 FTA 234 Intramurals 34 Dalsy Cham 3 Don Eshenour Football 12 Basketball Newspaper Staff 3 4 Hobart Seminar 4 Band 1 2 34 Honor Society 2 3 Social Services Committee 4 Gerald A Faurman Club 3 4 n r murals 2 3 Palma Fratto Drama 4 Chorus 1 Charlene F DICICCO Pep Club 3 Band 1 23 F T A 3 4 Intramurals 4 Dalsy Chaln 3 JeanneA Dobbm Drama 4 Sk: Club Newspaper Staff 4 Of flce Asslstant 4 Cathy A Eastman Softball 2 3 4 Glrls Bas ketball 2 4 Leaders Club 4 Ska Club 1 U N Club 2 Dance Commit tees 1234 Band 12 Intramurals 2 3 4 Color CCIass Offlcerl 2 3 Debra L Fegley Dance Commlttee 3 Chorus 1234 FHA 2 3 Future Nurses 3 Patricia M Frederlcksen F H A 3 Judy M. Dibble F.H.A. 3g Daisy Chain 3. Joseph J DlClcco Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1234 Cross Country 2 Varslty Club 34 Monitors 4 Dance Commlttee 1 234 Prom Court 3 Class Offlcers 4 Vlce President James D Dorn Football 124 Basket ball 12 Lacrosse Track 12 Varsity Club 234 Monitors 4 Dance Committees 13 Intramurals 34 Prom Court 3flfth attendant Homecoming Chairman Wnlllam Evans Wrestling 3 4 Class Offlcer 2 3 Treasurer BeverIyJ Florelln Softball 34 Glrls Bas ketball 234 Volleyball 34 Leaders Club 34 Drama Club 3 Pep Club 12 Sclence Club 2 Ska Club 12 dent Councll 3 Dance Committee 1234 Cho rus 123CoffIcerl4 In tramurals 1234 Dalsy Cham 3 Homeroom Ftepresentatlve 2 Prom Court 3 Class Officers 4 secretary Youth Council 1 2 3 . I C I I Q ' 1: ' , : 3141 1, , , 1 ' : 4- 1,23 Cross Country 3: Guard 3: Iggcretary ,.: '- .A.V. ,g Ita- ' : H5 ee mi ,S ,, ,,,g I? 15 y ' 1, : ' , 1 Stu- Kathleen Freler Pep Club 4 Sclence C 4 U N Club 3 4 C orus 4 Band 1 2 F T A 2 3 Intramurals Kevm French Wrestlmg 12 Cross Country 1 Track 12 Dance Commlttees 12 Kathleen Greco Pep Club 4 UN Club 34 Newspaper Staff 4 Dance Committees 34 Chorus 4 Social Servlces Club 4 Bruce Goodman Cross Country 1 2 Track 12 Varslty Club 1 2 3 4 Library Club 1 Thomas Grlfa Science Club 2 UN Club 2 Newspaper Staff 12 Hobart Semlnar 4 Dance Committees 1 Jr Ftotarlans 4 Honor Society 34 Latln Club 2 Chess Club1 Karen Henry Debra Hennmger Pe Club 1 Skl Club 1 Yearbook Staff 4 Dance Committees 23 Cheerleader 23 Band 234 Intramurals 234 Daisy Cham 3 GAA 2 Soccer 24 Volleyball 4 Leaders Club 4 Student Council 1 Presldent4 Dance Committees 13 Cheer leader 2 3 Band 1 Glrls State 3 Honor Society 2 3 4 Queen 3 G AA Class Presldent 4 Band President 1 Hugo Hoehn Lacrosse 4 Track lntramurals1 2 3 4 Wllllam Hoctor Pamela locco Daisy Cham 3 Lory Jeffery Softball 3 Girls Basketball 234 Volleyball 234 Leaders Club 34 Yearbook Staff 4 Student Council 2 Dance Committees 1 234 Cheerleader 234 Cho rus 4 Band 123 Intramurals 234 Dalsy Cham 3 Prom Court 3 Ensemble 4 Color Guard 4 Band Secretary3 GAA 2 Jean Herman Dance Commlttees 1 Llbrary Club 23 Dalsy Ralph Hooper Maxlne Howard Football 2 Monitor 1 Drama 4 Dance C0m Jr Flotarlans 4 Intra mlltees 34 Chorus 2 muraIs2 Holly Jager Softball 12 Volleyball 34 Drama 12 Dance Com mlttees 1 234 Chorus 1 24 FTA 4 Llbrary Club 1 Intramurals 3 4 Daisy Cham 3 All County Chorus 1 2 Color Guard 1 2 Rose Jorgensen Soccer 3 Glrls Basket ba 3 Pep Club 3 LI brary Club 1 lntramu rals 3 Daisy Cham 3 GAA 2 Romona Jones Dance Commlttees 2 3 4 Dalsy Cham 3 lub 5 .. ,g h : ,: 4. ,S ,g I ,J ,Q ' 3,4. I ' :.. P Q ' ' I 3 Z '9 , ,S ' 9 ' ,J ' . ' : ,: ' - ' : ,,: ,,: ' ,g ' ' ' ,S S S ,: :' : ' ,,: ' ,g ' Intramurals 45 Homeroom representative 2,35 Prom Chain 3, 9 2: J ' 1 : - ,,,. . ' 3 - ,J ' , 3,4. ' ' 5 , I 3- - I I , 1 , H: 3.- v Irv: ral ' I I 1 , - 2 ,,: ,,: ' ' 9 19 ' .' . 9 z 9 ' ' HoIlyM Long Drama Cl b 3 ep C 2 UN 34 News 4 Daisy Chain 3 Karen S Malone Pep Club 2 Chorus 3 4 Youth Council 2 3 4 Vincent C Marr CharmameL Kidd Spanish Club 34 Pep Club 234 Newspaper Staff 34 Dance Com mlttees 34 Chorus 1 2 34 Library Club 34 President 3 lntramu rals 4 Daisy Chain 3 AIICounty4 Jane M Lanphear Club 4 Dance Committees 34 Cho rus 34 Intramurals 4 Daisy Chaln3 JoanneM Krenzer FHA 4 Library Club 3 Intramurals 3 Daisy Chain3 Constance E Lawthers Soccer 4 Leaders Club 4 Pep Club 4 French Club 23 Hobart Semmar 4 Dance Committees 234 Cho rus 1 23 4 Honor Society 234 Intramurals 4 Home room Representative 2 Glee Club 123 All State 13 Ensemble 2 3 4 Chorus Vice President 3 Elizabeth J MacGiIl Softball 23 Volleyball 3 Leaders Club 34 U N Club 2 Dance Committees 3 Band 1 2 34 Intramurals 34 Daisy Chain 3 All State 3 All County 23 GAA 2 Youth Council 1 2 3 4 Anthony P Marino Football 1234 Wrestling 34 Baseball 1234 Rifle Club 1 Varsity Club 34 Ski Club 34 Yearbook Staff 4 Momtors 4 Student Council 3 Hobart Semi nar 4 Dance Committees 1234 Band 1234 Boys State 3 Stage Band 34 Intramurals 34 Prom Court 3tKingl Class Officer 3President Band Officer 4 treasurer Gold Key John F. Keys Science Club 2,4Q Ski Club 1,2,33 U.N. Club 2,3,43 Hobart Seminar 43 Dance Committee 13 Jr. Rotarians 43 Honor So- ciety 2,3,43 Latin Club 2. Michaelw Kirk Newspaper Staff 3 Stu dent Council 34 Ho bart Seminar 4 Band 1234 Boys State 3 Jr Rotarians 4 Stage Band 234 Honor So clety 34 All County 1234 Band Officer 3 Treasurer 4 Pres: dent Exchange Su dents3 Duane M Lerkins Baseball 2 Intramurals 2 3 4 CynthlaS Maher Soccer 3 Spanish Club 3 Pep Club 2 Ski Club 1234 Yearbook Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 3 Student Council 123 Secretary 234 Dance Committees 12 3 4 Cheerleader Chorus 1234 lntramu rals 23 Daisy Chain 3 Homeroom Representa tive 23 All County 1 fChorusl Prom Court 3 Ensemble4 GAA 2 Christine A McFaII Wallace J Marribltt Baseball 2 Rifle Club 81 Ftlfle Team 2 GAA 2 Softball 34 Soccer 234 Girls Basketball 3 Leaders Club 34 Pep Club 34 Ski Club 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Dance Committees 134 Band 12 Intramurals 34 3 : u.N. 3 - , - -- I ' ' ' , . ' , 1 - : 1 - U 1 P . U . ' ' . .' ' . lub I I , : - I v 1 ' .1 1 1 s ' - - l 1 I . paper Staff 3,4Q Band ', ., - ' - ' ' ' ' l ' j ' I ' 1,2,3, 3 F.T.A. 2,3,4: . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' ' ' 3 4: f f 3 y J A 43 Gaile McLaughlin Drama Club 3g Pep Club 2,35 Science Club 33 French Club Trea- surer 3' Ski Club 34' Careers Club 2 Dance Commlttees 4 Cheer leader 4 Chorus 4 Fu ture Nurses 2 lntramu rals 234 Darsy Cham 3 G AA 2 Johanna Merryman Drama Club 34 Cho rus 1 2 3 4 Darsy Cham Rose Meckley Marrlyn Muller Pep Club 234 UN 3 4 FHA 234 Dolores Mrracle Soccer 234 Grrls Basketball 34 Volleyball 34 Leaders Club 234 Spanish Club 23 Pep Club 24 Sk: Club 1 2 Newspaper Staff 4 Cheerleader 3 Cho rus 3 4 Llbrary Club 1 Intramurals 2 3 4 Offlce assls tant2 GAA 2 Shirley Mitchell Soccer 34 Grrls Bas ketball 3 Pep Club 2 Dance Commlttees 34 Chorus 234 FHA 3 Darsy Cham 3 4H 3 4 H President 4 Peggy Mueller Intramurals 1 Darsy Cham 3 Wllllam Newstead Jr Rotarians 4 John M0f8bIl0 Debra Myers Randal Norcott oo ball 1 2 3 4 crosse 2 Track 1 Var slty Club 34 Band 12 34 Dance Band 34 Intramurals 234 Color Guard 3 4 Edward Mutchell Football 1 2 Spanish Club 4 Roberta Moylan Softball 234 Soccer 4 Grrls Basketball 23 Pep Club 4 Sk: Club 4 Monitor 4 Intramurals Dalsy Cham G A A 2 Paula Nadeau Drama Club 4 French Club 4 Darsy Cham 3 Homecommg Queen 4 Charles O Connors Football 12 Track 23 Diana Mueller Cham 3 Deborah Nash Pep Club 1 2 Yearbook taff 4 Dance Commrt tees 1234 Chorus 1 Class Treasurer 4 Mark Patsos Wrestllng 12 3 4 F F A President 4 3 1 5 Basketball 1, Lacrosse 42 Leaders Club 'mfamUl'a'S 15 DHISY ' ,2, 2. . - . ' . I- l , l 9 ' 3,43 ' ' 35 Football 234 Basket a 1234 Frenc Club 2 Student Coun cll 4 Dance Comm1t tees 234 Chorus 4 Homeroom Representa DebraS Pearson Chorus 3 Dalsy Cham 3 Youth Councul 123 Jamesw Plerson Basketball 12 Cross Country 1234 Track 1234 Varslty Club 1234 Student Councll 23 Vlce pres: dent 4 Presldent Hobart Semmar 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Dance Commlttees 234 Chorus 123 Treasurer 4 President Boys State 3 Stage Band 4 Honor So clety 234 Presldent All County 13 Prom Court 3 Ensemble4 Class Offlcer Pres1dent2 Jacquelme D Post Drama Club 3 French Club3 Chorus1 4 Anthony Rosata Football 1 2 Basket ba 12 Baseball 12 34 Cross Country 4 Yearbook Staf Dance Committees 12 me 2 3 3 4 lntramurals 3 4 Kathy M Salone Volleyball 3 Leaders Club 4 Drama Club 3 Pep Club 34 French 3 Ska Club Monitors 4 Dance Com mlttees 1234 Chorus 4 lntramurals34 Margaret G Sarto KathleenJ Schweltz Soccer 2 3 Leaders Club 4 French Club 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Student Councll 1 Dance Commlttees 234 Cheerleader 234 Lnbrary Club 1 Intramurals 23 Daisy Cham 3 Prom Court 3 GAA 2 Color Guard 4 Class Offlcer 2 81 3 Vlce Presrdent Lynne M Ftabldeau S Club 4 FTA 34 Intramurals 3 Thomas M Ross Track 2 3 4 Youth Councll 1 23 Treasurer 4 Presldent James P Schoenleber Bowling 4 Skl Club 1 2 34 Dance Commlttees 1 lntramuraIs3 Julla K Scott Jun1or And Senlor Vo catlonal School Dalsy Cha1n3 James L. Payne Football 4: Lacrosse 3,4 Susan M Pett1ng1lI Spanlsh Club 4 Pep Club 2 Sclence Club 2 Hobart Semlnar FTA 4 Honor Socnety 34 Dalsy Cham 3 Lat In Club 2 Color Guard 3 Exchange Student 3 UIrlkeC Pohllg Drama Club 23 Sk: Clu 2 UN ub Newspaper Staff 34 Hobart Semlnar 4 Cho rus 12 Honor Soclety 234 Dalsy Cham 3 All County Chorus 2 RogerA Rldley Wrestling Cross Country 12 Track 23 4 Varslty Club 4 Drama Club 34 News pa er Sa 1 34 Dance Commlttees 12 34 Chorus 4 lntramu rals 3 Ensemble 4 Lat1nClub2 Gall A Schwentz Pep Club 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Chorus 234 I rary Club 1 3 4 Dalsy Cham 3 Leslle Shadman Intramurals 3 4 Q . . , 4: 4. y fi ' ' 1 - b J I ' CI 213: gn ki Q . . . , Z . ' S 1- - ' 45 1 'Q 3, : 1 p t ff, 1 ,2, , 9 Kevin M. Rooney , , ' 1 b ll , , , 5' 11 1 1 ' . . 5 5 J - 1 1 1 1 , , Q ' 1 1 y I T f I 1-1 1 Club 3 I , 4: Sheila M. Small MarkC Smith Football 34' Basketball 1 Baseball 1 Lacrosse 234 Varslty Club 34 Ska Club 4 Momtors 4 Dance Commuttees 12 34 Homeroom Repre Marvm D Smith Cross Country 1 sentatlve 1 Prom Court Davld Snook Cross Country 234 Varsity Club 34 Yearbook Staft 4 Momtors 4 Hobart Semlnar 4 Jr Rotarlans 4 Hon or Soclety 234 Intramurals 3 Homeroom Represen tatlve 3 Stephen C Speno Basketball 1 Baseball 234 Science 34 Skl Club 34 Dance Com mlttees 1 234 Band 1 234 Stage Band 123 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 Homeroom Ftepresenta tlves 2 Mary A Snyder Dance Committees 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Mary L Steele Soccer 34 Leaders Club 4 Drama Club 4 Pep Club 234 French Club 2 3 Skl Club 234 Yearbook Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 3 Momtors 4 Dance Commuttees Cham 3 Prom Court 3 G A A 2 Loulse Sudentls Donna Smwell Chorus 1 2 3 4 Llbrary Club 1 Jo Torrey Donna -I-,Hman Drama 2 Sclence Club Jumor and Senior Year 23 Sk' Club 1 UN Occupational School Club 234 HOUOI' S0 clety 23 Dalsy Cham 3 UN Pllgrlmage for Youth3 Dalsy Cham 3 Susan L Snook Chorus 4 Intramurals Brenda J Stamp Band 1 24 Daisy Cham 3 Color Guard 3 4 CIlffordA Stem Football 4 Chorus 12 Joyce Taylor UN Club 234 ear book Staff 4 News paper Staff 3 Chorus 4 B nd 1234 FTA 2 34 Honor Society 34 Intramurals 34 Daisy Cham 3 All County Band 3 Ensemble 4 GAA 2 Color Guard Randall Stewart Basketball 1 2 Base ball 2 3 4 Cross Coun Councul 1 Dance Com mlttees 1 2 34 B nd 1 2 3 4 Intramurals 2 Homeroom Representa tlves 1 All State 34 All County 2 3 4 Prom Court 3 Ensemble 4 Band Officers 1 vlce presldent 2 llbrarlan 3 4 vlce presudent Vmcent Tumblolo Cross Country 3 Track 234 Yearbook Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 34 Jr Rotarlans 4 Prom Court3 3:43 Chorus 43 F.T.A. 2,3,4g Intramurals 3,45 Daisy try 4g,'l:rack 15 Student ' . , , I 8 - . . , , Q, Y - ' , ' ' , 8 , l . 3 - - - , - - , ,4Q ' Q , . - - - 5 1 y Z 2 ' - , , I - 1' 1 5 Gary VanAIIan Wrestling 1 2 3 4 Cross Country 34 Track 23 4 Varslty Club 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Richard Waters 1234 All County Band 3 GGG 34 John Welse Joseph Wllbert Baseball 1 Track 3 4 Cross Country 1 2 3 Track2 FFA 123 Larry Valliere Basketball' Baseball. Gregory Verone Football 1 2 3 4 Wres tllng 2 3 4 Track 1 Var stty Club 3 4 Dance Commlttees 1 2 3 4 Band 12 3 4 All Coun ty Band 2 Nancy Watts Pep Club 1 234 News paper Staff 3 Student Council 23 Dance rus 1 2 Homeroom rep resentatlve 3 Offlce assistant 2 Class Vlce President 3 Student Law Commlttee 3 Mus slon Club 1 2 Nancy Wyatt P Club 2 Dance Committees 1 2 3 F T A 2 3 4 Daisy Cham Spanish Club 2: Band Committees Y1Z2,3Q Cho- l U GP 3 : I I I , 1 . y y : I Y 1 l3. I p 1 Mr. Dunn, advisor Mrs. Crenner, advisor K. Henry, D. Nash, J. DlCicco, B. Fiorelli From their debut into high school as the first junior high freshman class, to their senior year, the 167 members of the class of 1971 have re- markably survived all trials and thrived with their various talents. Within their year of 1971, they completed their final projects-a float for home- coming, winning first prize in the competition, and the sale of tee shirts which aided in financ- ing the Senior Ball. The Class of 1971 owes its very existence to the guidance of lVlrs. Crenner and lVIr. Dunn and hopes that they received much satisfaction from their roles as class advisors. mei ' ...., :,.,....,... -- 2 ,.. Vw YYYYY , .. ,,,,, , - I 5 E 2 E s f 5 S E 2 E E i Y ,.., - ........, -., W. M.. mimi Mx-,..m.f, www, , ,,,, , ,, W , , wmgw PARENTS PAGE Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. George Adam , Mr. and Mrs. .Fred G. Avery .Louis F. Bertino Edward M. Boudreau Mr. and Mrs. .Harley Campbell Chester Cuddeback, Sr. Mr. Joseph R. Cunningham 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 Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Seward Dadson .James Dawley Albert DeWall .Jacob DlCicco Joseph DiCicco .Tony DiPronio James A. Dorn Donald Eshenour Walter Ellison William M. Evans Louis Faina Clarence E. Fegley Elmer Hall L. C. Henry, Jr. W. J. Hoctor, Sr. Mrs. Joyce Hooper Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jahna tim stile: T and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs .Thorlo Jeffery Egan Jorgensen .William J. Keys Stanley Kidd .John w. Kirk Frank Lan phear .James E. Long Richard B. MacGiIl Michael G. Marino Oliver J. McFall Walter L. Meckley, Sr .John P. Morabito Paul A. Nadeau James Norcott Leon Payne William W. Pearson William Pierson Gustav A. Pohlig John Rabideau Howard Rooney Pat Rosata W. J. Schoenleber Robert Scott Jay E. Snook Raymond T. Snyder Carmen J. Speno James Steele Donald Stilwell John C. Taylor Fred Torrey W. M. VanAllen. James S. Waters John Weise Joseph Wilbert COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF R. L. SESSLER CO. INC. SESSLERS GULF I AUTOMATIC CAR STATION vJ'L Pt1.:,. . ..,,.... -tiff? -WASH- COMPLIMENTS OF GERSH 5-mwgmwll' M 'T ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES INC. Seeley Road Geneva, New York w T M ,mm ,,. ..,. ..,.,...,...f---: .... ,,.....,,M1wr-W .e,.e-:vw Wea -W -::V K Compliments of fr l yvff 363 E. Main St. Waterloo, N.Y. I Dl.1oHN's GULF SERVICE y STATION Friendly People Friendly Prices You Get Both at P8tC Plus Plaid Stamps 22 Locus St 150 Mmwm ma 2 ---- Waterloo N Y. AWN M T ax fi C Compliments of Compliments of SUNSET BQWL . WATERLOO LIQUOR Geneva I O R E New York , To The Class of 71 , :gff',fffff-Q: . mf 1.-,. ff Compliments of BERC CCDNSTRUCTIGN COMPANY 'I5'l 5 Parrow's Automotive Service, Inc. Co,,,p,,memS H of I I-m.oA's BEAUTY 4 I sl-IoP Phone-539 9572 E W. M St. W t I N.Y. XI . K Compliments of ES'ab She w52 G 8t T FORD SALES INC. 309 Fall Street, Seneca Falls, N. Y. S. J . G E N U N G 8t SON wiilest G. 8t T ooI.I.IsIoN 34 Washington St. Waterloo, NY JC TELEVISIGN INC. flllll CERTIFIED TELEVISION SERVICE 35 Virginia Street Waterloo 539-9235 eEoReE's SHOPPING CENTER ESSO SERVICE Groceries Picnic supplies Cold Cuts Phone 539-9517 Waterloo, N.. Y. 3 .m.t...K-',,,. e- .4'e.1 '-M:-f-Y - -1-sw W Sm' mama-'fam-L1 ' -'f'--m,aw'w-1'-'::m.WWW,. ., ...,,,mf:-fgvffsri-V-11. 357323755-,I--t-,W .- 7 9 mama- , , 7 , -- - ...M mmmwm Nm'-'S ww Y W w-- M-New ,, -a .. . .-... , 'f Y- -A--f-fm-AmfM,.f ,,,..1esw.WW.,. ,,.. L M ., .... , ,W-L mmm ,. , , wwnw, ..........,. Best Wishes From LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK 8t TRUST COMPANY OF CENTRAL NEW YORK Member FDIC Seneca County Office A Lincoln First Bank HOWARD CONKIE'S SHOW CAR ENGINEERING 538 Waterloo-Geneva Road Waterloo New York 13165 C Race Cars phohe 539-9339 Shoyv ars Speed Shop Complete Welding Facilities Custom-Built Cars Compliments of COMPLIMENTS OF FINGER LAKES L OBLAWS BOWL Good Luck 5 lfialwwlliw www SENECA GREENHOUSE Flowers For All Occasions Fresh Cut From Our Greenhouse Daily r gk?-GlAp,' 0 I Y Joseph W. Patterer-Prop. Flowers Telegraphed by F.T.D. 85 Swift St. 539-2441 Waterloo, N.Y. X Sales Service Parts Datsun 1 ' ,il gy J BBIOTS l fi Ti X fl if X G w L Klggalferloq 'U i if X Mega l , V L pf , My mmf of X 5 X if ,M F , 2 N N N - , f sm 4 Q ff F ,rl QQ if X E ' f N 4 X l - - - N' - X Q V Y ' X jf A ,UN R, Ap Qu f 2' S N CX My J Ai jd OV' 2-ll is .sy X , .E QL F V LJ sf b x, 0 sw L .X X VKX-Alf' 4 et X f , X Ry 5 QV f.0 -TPM KQV, E A log! -J XJ , XJ N Sy, F' V filth ,iv X55 4 V x 1 G' s. PY xg 5 -E fgifl' r ,Mb I J DXF A wx VA XX-A XF' EQ? ix xkkb fQL E V xt , , . F X J F N, Q X. XJ F . Y KJ , N.: Q V V: .,,V Q l l X I AU54 , ,. W 'X xx. EYXU YF? r-ifw lx K, Q X E Q5 yi! kxj juff l I if W if X fm SHOULD YOU GO TO GOULD'S AFTER HIGH SCHOOL . . AFTER COLLEGE? Since 1874, time of the above engraving, more young men in Waterloo probably graduated to Goulds than graduated from high school. Fortunately, for both education and Goulds, things have changed. Both have grown enormously. Today the opportunities for education, both high school and college, are greater than ever before. The demands on the students, how- ever, are growing more intense. There is more com- petition. Same with pump companies. Some keep growing, others are drop-outs. Back in 1874, for ex- ample, there were four other pump companies in Sene- ca Falls. They're all long gone. We have some com- petitors, today, who are on shaky ground. They haven't done their homework, i.e., no new products, new ap- proaches to markets, etc. Success in schooling, suc- cess in pump manufacturing, both are the product of determined, skilled, enlightened people. We have them at Goulds Pumps, Inc., and we're proud that a great number of our key people are Waterloo Central graduates. Many are those who have gone on to col- lege and then returned to Waterloo and to Goulds. These illustrations show the change in Goulds plant facilities in the past 90 years. But Goulds is moving faster than that. In the past 10 years sales have more than doubled. To keep growing we need more good people to grow with. Consider Goulds as a good place to work after high school or college. established in 1848 GOULD'S PUIVIPS, INC. Compliments of: 4 Crayton's Drug Store 100 Falls Street i Seneca Falls Riverview .Plaza PCI A LXS Seneca Falls Kingdom Plaza I ' A Waterloo Vending 156 Q, R I S5 P 'I Q 0 Q Z 'L 4' Ace Automatics inc., Leslie Brown 's Automatic Merchants Inc. Music and Amusement Machines 796 Pre Emption Road Geneva New York Serifices E. W. Hawley Electric Barber Shop 18 W. Main St. Waterloo, N Y Hours Mon.-Tues.-Thurs Fri 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m Sat. 8 a.m.-5:00 p.m Compliments of. Semtners Cleaners 35 W h- t St. 27 East Main Street Wa?ZrIL1,g :TY Waterloo, New York Phone: 539-2064 lumssn s. auumuo sumv cturzn Mound Road Route 414 N Waterloo, New York Phone: l315l 539-9246 COMPLIIVIENTS OF ' CARDINALES GROCERY A FRIEND CAYUGA AUTO IVIASTEN PARTS, INC, SUPPLY COMPANY Seneca Falls-Waterloo Road Hardware Seneca Falls N Y Home Apphances . ' ' ' . Riverview Plaza Parts and Machine Shop Service Phone 568-6971 fdirclgmf ' W M +uwQ1MMEWEWEE2YYEEEMiMWWWREEHERMEEN,W,Mi11Q2xLkL11LH v f 1N ,'Q 'N' ,1,W 2 3 1tf!! 4s !T! Y ? , ? W 1 W t1 ' ! 5 fi Yzu Q 2 +f 4 Q! 3!, 1 1i l 1 My 1 Y tQ 3V Y?L L12Ql3?Y 2, U F PW M U NYW VWMMWMW W +++ fiJ l ih:QQwif + fffffff4'W ' l + lf 3'V?1' l ? 1 f W M ' ? ? f1? Y Q jQ3 if ' W ' fi4 N ''aff'HQQWW W W 'W M'WfW,,f W ,W'Wf'z 'f vf ff- ffffWf3Pf 4fMW vm' .,WMMxaxwxawww if1'l1ff'1+fwif , + ++ M + M J M M www y .1 M W l X , W1 Wjwmdbi JU W MN WN UM 1sJHE1?W J HRM H MimWFHHHN1u.' ,QWax MM Nw + W Wm WMffffffrffffwmww'ff-H wffmM 'fW ff-1-Wf V .mffffm!WMAm,,,,. V ,,--MW W ,,,W97l,,ZZfwy, li f WW WW If , , M rWfv?, 1'L M,ll as H Wm M -W W Y 'W 'fffW' WWW' frfrffmiffff'QWa7rm N ,W :lim n ' M mfffffn VW WM WM !'fVfff:HW!Wfx M' WW1fM H Y 7J vi lim K Wfffffff WW ' W 5JJ J ,W W L, , + M Myim,fM9f'f'ZiZff'Lf7ffM f W M H , , 1ff,',f,,,m, , ! numuummwmuuuuauu WV IA 'rrrxr1fruW'H.Wmfa1au1fw1nmnfrrrrrIrrzfuuzfafarxfrw W W Kmww H U My f ,W,,ff ,l JJJ r M , 'H M W A W? WWW'f: 'f,, !'WMJrf!n mf'rfWKfMf JW W nM J, ff'f ' I HW,W I ! M WH WM ,W Mr 'WZGI' +vVM1 HW 'f4!fffCt64lff4fIff!fffYI W 'Mm VW WWW MW Mwwaw Nmxgwnx WmxmW'Nv EM ffWWfffff WW ' W Wu In ff' HM r?!f'wx'f W Q' ' f H H- W' N WW' MQW W f' 'f''MW W' 'W' V V w W +' Y fffMm, M' f' 'ff f +V XwM'fwkfm, ww +, mm + A xl M +.++ w + K E W WWWW M1uuumumw1 M V WfffffffffffwW' W M + Y' f 'Wf W M 0 W WW M +V + am V, , V '+ A NQWM f W ZW' '+' ' W1 'f W 'ffM 'f WW, , 3Q Wf ffm, ,,f,,fff, W 'W nh M YH+1'a1wbiW nn m ' mmwnsmxnmxwfsmwxxwxwwxmmsxsxaummy w :Q. lfm Q Qf W yf Q q , QK 3J , , .,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,M V 3N DJJJjB9jQQ N w,rW,f ,l WWWWW W 'WHffffnf4frrf1uf4? 'Wi rM m W ww ,M , V +,M wfwfmm,W , ,ammff W 1 rwwfw111f1:wwawww!MJD!! fJ1ffwn,.f,Qf I CONGRATULATIONS FROM TOM AND JERRY OF TOM AND JERRY'S GEORGE STAOKUS sHonT STOP BUILDER AND K-MAR PHESTS 9A.M. To Midnight Phone 539-8987 D if F ::-a' l I QR' f . I ffl 0 '. ug ' EB E mEEQE ll!MWMt A Q J Compliments of KARMAC MANOR Between Waterloo and Geneva Route 5 81 20 739-1205 wsa aaw etwmass wATERigET'KAUigT5doENTER ,lf 536 Waterloo-Geneva Road Waterloo, N.Y. Phone 539-3392 Proprietors if l l kfJFr 0 Lloyd Brockway w ill Q I A- S will ' I I' , 44,7 I ',,' fag, 0 - lziggffin tn,- 57 t t A QE 1 0 Remodeling Carpenter Work Clyde, New York lDublinl Phone 539-9082 159 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 FIRST NATIONAL BANK CF WATERLO0 Member ot the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the Federal Reserve System -ZW-M-1'tW 'W'wwmnws:K,,,mau, .J:: 'N-'T'-rag: : :H3:-.:. twat. M214 .l. W. W. Porter, Inventor Ei Compliments of Porter-Way Harvester Waterloo, N. Y. 13151 539-2150 Pea, Spinach, Lima Bean Machinery Asparagus, Pumpkin, Pickle Machinery Brussel Sprout Machinery Manufacturing Co., Inc. PLAZA LIQUOR STCRE Riverview Plaza, Seneca Falls maa:.asmTirft'a::: -Lf: -an -- 'W Y ,E CURRY Hadley's Hardware , APPLIANCESINC 52 Years on Fall Street W Seneca Falls, New York l l . 95 Fall Street, Seneca Falls, N. Y. Your Ft. C. A.-Admiral Dealer Good Luck to the Class of '71 5 COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF COFTIPIIFUGHTS Of IK MAHER ELECTRIC INC. L NI I ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR EXCAVATING I Tfggm AND WRECKING CONTRACTOR jvimgim 5:31:52 531356 I BILLS SUPERIVIARKET AND LOCKER PLANT JUNIUS POOL SALES INC. Box 70A Old State Road Waterloo, N Y K 13165 Phone 315 539 3603 Me B tfL kT TIWSCIS f'I97'I , -. ,.- ,.,.. SENECA CEO AND RUTZ DQDGE SHOE STORE E I6 T WATERLOO WESTERN AUTO Western I Autp l Associate Store ' J X4 25 Virginia Street ,': . Waterloo 1 W CRAIVIER T M E M G R IA 5 The Fanciest Prom Corsage in the Area , Waterloo, New York l Phone 539-9591 FLOWER FAS:-HONS l Located on W. Main at Village Line Rtes. 106 F H St t 11 W M . St t , 5820 Geneva Roads Senecg FalI.:eNif.-Wategllroo, Ne.eY. W s Gb V compliments of SW ' DH25 W ALJZLIW Wi IVIAC'S DRIVE IN l ,um my ' , Wm JQDHEZAIJNGQ-r lc-LU Y 90'-49fCQ4 Cmudgs gmgeqlf-,f0!C'1L,0 Maja ' TLC '?3J1Z?0U1f2a- Qfxajago 7690111 GEO. S. ROBINETTE Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry Seneca Falls, New York , s l 162 l Located V2 Mile West of Waterloo on Routes 5 81 20 I Specializing in Chicken-Shrimp-Hamburgers l Hots-Pizza-Frosted Root Beer l Mac's Delicious Dairy Freeze 1 Come and Visit Us! Take Advantage of our Counter Service Q or Carhop Service to Your Car l 4 :amwsnfl.'w4.af:f em :M ml r 9-:vs-mul-f-1 Cook's Texaco Service, Inc. 166 Virginia Street, Waterloo, N.Y. Gasoline-Kerosene-Fuel Oil Lubrication Oils and Greases Farm-Home-Commercial Deliveries Phone 539 2451 Compliments of: Rose Francis Dress Seneca Falls, New York W.S.F.W. Where all the sports hang out Riverview Plaza Seneca Falls, N.Y Do ou have to give up our identi to make it in a big corporation? You've heardthestories: One big corporation forbids you to wearanything butwhite shirts. Anothersaysitwantsyou to be crea- tive -and gives you a 4-pound rule book telling you exactly howto do it. Yet another doesn't want you to buy a more expensive car than your boss because it vvouldn't look right . ls this really happening in American business? Have-companies become so rigid and fossilized that they're scared of people who don'ttitthe norm ? Not this company. Weare nothungupontrivia likethat. The advances General Telephone 84 Electronics has made didn't come from people hiding behind organization chartsand smilingatthe righttime. They came from people who used theirbrains: People who revolutionized picture- taking with the Sylvania flashcube, E SVLVHMAEE, who developed the high-energy liquid laser, who came up with the sharpest color TV picture in the world, who pio- neered instant electronic stock market quotations, and so on. We are looking for more people like this-people who aren't afraid to stand up and try themselves out. We are an equal opportunity em- ployer: All you need to make it with us is a good head on your shoulders. Waterloo Collision IIIHIL' Fil' Q SIVUWMUBIIES Artic Cat Sales 81 Service 120 Waterloo-Geneva Road, Waterloo, N.Y. Complete Collision Service Glass Installation 24 Hour Towing Phone: 539-9241 day or night IVIoore's Furniture with a Future Furniture-Carpets-Drapes 38 Washington St. Waterloo, N.Y. Phone: 539-3041 Kingdom Plaza Waterloo, New York STOP AT THE STGP .,.,.t,,,.,t, 5 - 'K F 13 TR ,.,,,, ,t '1' - Q 51' Sits? Tl-'Z lv! A a t l e , n e 1 V ., - .,., , tfilfgw ...'- ,,- 5 H' , ti 2 ,S fe 'lewd , ii fr't f tt S ilsihlefl-i', :sl ' ' i', :li ft ' iiie ,rw ff 4 t'i1 i A Great Place To Eat We Signed Your Yearbook . . After The Game Please Stop At The Stop Or Anytime And Sign Our Wall. am. v nw. mm- WWW l AUBURN PANTS STORE Compliments of 7 S MEN 8tBOYS WEAR . . . RIVERVIEW PLAZA Vliiitl-QI?JT Nleirsjtk SENEgGgSlEE?8N8IiVgl8YORK , ,, , M E N S ' W E A R M22-2x1.::2t2:i:extizieesfeitsag 1.e 2:.el Q H , g I MCCARTHY'S J EWELERS Watches and Jewelry Riverview Plaza Phone 568-5444 Seneca Falls, New York Sooner or later your favorite Jeweler Compliments of SENECA SCFT WATER SERVICE al. COMPLETE WATER SYSTEMS 1 an HT. in F' Dom Fl. DAVIS wATEn wEl.l.s ll M A Jr 4. 'TCGTE 167 here's L A, l Routes 8t20 I Ewifluit iiiliil l M,,, 1 iizizgiiizf elf ilfyliltlr f if 's,,ilKi'i'.5 QCEK . at ? Q ' giiilllg o Seneca Falls iiri New YOYK A A A A E 1 v 9' f rtt FIOYCE 8t ROSENKRANS, INC. We Would Like To Be Your Insurance Agent. R. A. Schaumloeffel, Manager 6 West Main St. 60 Fall St. Waterloo Seneca Falls 539-9216 568-9476 Best Wishes From Nugent Sentry Hardware Inc. Headquarters for: G.E. Appliances 5 West Main Street Pittsburgh Paints Waterloo, N.Y. BOOSTER Mrs. Kenneth Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Allen L. Larsen Lux's Cash Market Sponsors and Boosters for 1971 SPONSGR Ace Brooks SPOYUNQ Geede Khoury's Discount Liquor Bush's Grocery Store Mr. and Mrs. Allen Contant Lee'e Beauty Salon Rose Cuddeback's Beauty Seneca Clothing Shop Starr Shaw Sales The Gift Shop The Towne Shop Helen Shep Village Gift Shop ff 5J TL J JC, f!'iLLLg?E!ljCpV L 'LL If fp A L gf L0 W WTLQ W N ,W W M jf' ,6L!f L QW fvwffyff. Maj! in PVWJL' MJ!! Xml MGIALQIL ffWwQJijfifNf! MJMJ L jf LW!! Mai ,uikjfj ' J MWA ,L J f' no V 'f J XL ffhiggvif f ,VM ffw' ,JM fy? ffjiffff f LJfJ5l?U Q Qfyaif QNMM if jk P Q pf qw Wfaf g? f,w f f aff 1 2 if ' We we gf ff VW J f M iff 6LL,vM'V6f Alf 5 WJ MJ JM JW Jf ffwff 4 5, ww FAMOUS FOR FINE FOODS AND CHICK'S HOMEMADE PIE .X Q... 205 East Main St. Waterloo, New York Routes 5 81 20 DINER i . ,,.. , ., ,. W,.,-.M, an ., .- ,Y ...wa -HM -M - Ei ,, RESTAU RANT TRAVEL BUREAU O D ELL REXALL 12 West Main Street Waterloo, N.Y. Pho e 539 9323 171 r '7 E 3 E f f 2 E n K u I E Compliments of Duke's Plumbing 81 Heating, Inc. 1020 Hiawatha Blvd. West SYYFHCUSG, N-Y- Phone: 472-4781 Scofield Hardware Inc. Rt IH d Wholesal ld t IS ppl 1220Cyg St t S F ll NY 13148 Ty H 9 d J. 8 Complimentsof Bvfffs Sporting Goods Everything for the Sportsman Those of us who worked on fhe 7977 Skoi-Yose hope you have enjoyed fhe book as much as we have enjoyed bringing if fo you. CEC' K! , ' R UQQQXJ UQFLX j A LJQQLKA . . L. . gg V1 553 L, X ak, D Qkflik -5- :L VWQ QQ JQQQ P UQJAC VN Q Ko fa VN foe vow' CPN xDZv .OKf U Vx,-XQ,QQg-Xf 'E L V1 LQQDQ . fill mcg CCDQ'CdkVXVk!'-VNEX 6? SLKAA5 XVZQXS-fx L VKAOQ- of JQCZVN ICQ A VV0 vb GLA k55K mg Quai SQMQQ K 6221 0 Mi A Q Q JC fb? PQQPKQ' MM We me VW1 g2f,bE mCg5 USM ev 0 U. A pc dc O xf wc,JC f UQ ep Zawya Q3 6 fdfww 'VN VQVZWQOZV U05 6 we LVN Same Q6 A 6 GY of . . J . eel CA in . ko QSCULCV ,veg ,- rf QKvvL,CD if Q6 ' QLU96 Q36 Mfgkbfv ' 2 lwci faylekev Q VW wf MEUCKQCK Lkxgig 1 L fjxmfvlfr Kfx N? CMLZX KQLQWJ Q5 md waded efgvukzovne U5 JQQK K -r- okmof Sckmmfw Q3 ?EvL, Qc Uoowtc-.K loci if we- L OMWUC V1 ww W bmi Us U13 Mi L 7QA:mk4 L wcbafk ML am. 1,L.e1C Qxgwa Q Wx mi 'KW JQKAQ f fined .MMM L ' OU, mm VXQYCX fwwxecme kb A M4 Km Q3 Xp Q JC , QaUoVKZ5CLy6Y L05 VQQKAQ V GNNV CW C ki KQV? QOMN V0 wg CQBNW QW Q06 G M WL . f f Ov r' L Q L LAELLL L ll MK CCWx,k6, ,QQ L52 Sad Q L 5 LC QQjK LW KW , s Cuwueh kc. Q3 MLN EB QQZKQ KQQKQL WC QQQVN X06 5 y m5b'u-,X Gull kb I XMQ3 UUDUMQDE kfL,c,mfz C, Kim Ks uw wee. WLQLQOQ: M Q0 QSM QA Q M Mmm K0 ZXVKVI H Q3 mme GEMM I Xxfxavw SLM? as I ULAUO. Ci LJ QV if XQQQE Vxqgg-55 MQ Kg 9 Qf Owxkg CLf5NfVx?C3.fLQ 3 fd G Noam Uwovii QCN' Ns3v'W WQPPLQ, C'i,u:ff2 UC ko L '. ?' WCK if ,gag 3 J . . T' ' Cffig ' Q 9 wb .B f ,J , , .. -J.. 1, ity: Rwfz E .,,i,,-.152 QQEQ 5 f mf a v g mf ,gel ya.. - iewiv 'fia5?f'2 'ifkiei Ta . . Af -a ' 1 '-'V ,33g,j.,y1,.y5f- ,jk 5 , -w M.. k 9,36- awf- Q. aunwwwvvvw W' - ' f 'j-MH deff- Q :.y tf.r, 'ze 5 Iv, , wif 'E Q. ' . L. , m' :ff Pfvufvf 'fn '1i we ff F: m5'H,,Q,,, Q4W,.,.q. - ,ml-w,3E1?4,sfn..,,n .4-M 332.5 xg, nga ,jkgay-Lf, ,P - Y ,H , 1 i2?iE'21'fw+f -'if V 'A fa' 'iw is M . ,....t,s,,mew. . X,-.Sify www., M, , ' 344 -' eff 1 22-- .XHV ,SA y. ,ai H www gin! fp --ff w 3:32, . Q vlffmlf V A .45 ,egg ig F' 'ir WX5-6. J 'V ' ' .fi T V .4 L . A,.f'ii-if IJ' ' .iff 1 .ffM2fffR '5,'E2g15.af?J4ifgE9iEMLa2 x . . .- vV , VV . . V .4 .. 1. , -. 1: ,rwf , 1 ' - x' , V. V. :Pr ' 'fm 'vw ' , 1 1' .ff 'Tr ff1'? '7, V V . V, ,V ., V 1 V- V- . .1 ..., PV V' : sy: ' 1 ,gwy , , . '- V 'V '. ,, , , 5 ' . '- '-V:,Vf.V-v ' A15 . . .41-at ,545 I t 1 ig? uf . i, v liv fzix ., 4 h ,. . 1 1,,f,',,gQ.j?,ia,gp. in ..-. ,nuff .af uf I 1 f V. V ,. VV va f 'fa V-my , Q, V pm V A , 'V-.V V- J 1,-Q-V-Q: -,T -V, -P At. f' 5?.wf ' 'R 'Vf' .VW4 3i,-pf ' .,jj'+V' 1. V fn- V 'E-Vw . Z ' ' :'V-1- .1 .' .Q ,.,g fa A-f -1 -V zg, .vi r V '-jj, -,W-A ,-.,. V U . ., V- V-5.1.9 ' .H--,.., 'f' ' 'f.- . ,i,3,-1 5..f,, ,.3n,- 13, Iywv.. .'.. gi ,yt ?,i,tU,J,4,,' ft a iz, ,, 4, ,-4V,b'-.,4,h.gQ,VVJaZ-,IA Z b Q eng -ag jf fan, 'fm gxixff-QV 4 ' ' Vgfiwf - I M 'j' .,,,-get qw, .4 , - ,W . 'C idk '2,f:f -2 ' -1 .V. .f-V3 '- a VV , .EQ ff:-',ii,- V V , ,, ,, ,,g2f3,, ,. 6.7 gQ4ff9,,g:9 iff? ' V, i,,,. WV i. V . , , V .V Mfg . ,.V,.N, E21 . ,,., ,,L. ni! ...- I, ,,,.-ww .3 , ,A yf,.j, v is24,3, xg,'g1?Av ,ps . l. 1 f,VV.jg,VV1wsgkfr2V.,:g-4152-V5 , . .. 1 fa.. ' V ' V' V ,-VLVV -' 5' 16 ' dp. , V' ,V , ' 1- .1 V:-1 inf , VME-1,.9fTfE1 gf, 3,3-KV. W- I 1- ,, j'7 . , A-'Y 'sift'-Wi , , Q, ,-Y' ff 7- -i' V3 's:f'i'?'11Qt5j'sQi1 gkcaigf qvhig -Y VH. V+, V, 'VV , V P -2 - V- V '.Lv'.g-'-f , , ' 'if ,2 .,f,,V1Vf', -gm ,. .,H-'gg .A,f,f- '5:gp',4- , V - .V . 2 ., V ' f --M-.-.H u - . ' Q.-.3 V. QV:-1 5' 2 ' 1. .,-Yii.--J --V ' V. ,. - -M .. .?i'5' . V . ' ' V ',k ' ATSVVQ 'X' 3 4 . 'a ' V ' Ky . .j,VQ.6 . 'l :V --JJ -'I .af ,1TQjlf, fiSf-11 -V ,V Qs ' 3 . Vf, iff' ' ,ji-gg-,ek'-, 3 4' -, ' A 15. 1 ,vgfI.k1.V.,.L 'V .L I JAP. JTV1-, K. , is VM T ,CJ J 43 K 0-. Latvia J, vczlghlhl. :tw , it ' -,J v V. Af YV- - - V' - V, . ' :NV if Z.' QV,::'kVKfi53'-Q kzib 77,-.,.Q'? ,ff WV? ,Vfif V7 ff,..' -V! V V , '- . 1 3V ww---.. g.,V5.V f ,fx - V Q, - .,fV,Aag,zV,,pg,,gffgggEe,.-w,i4,1.-V , ,V .- V -. Fi fV. 4 ' , .' V , 2 1,11 V-V-455: 'fafwh , ' 'I 2 . V V V'Vfss:12i'fv1'Pf7fig9 -4- . ..,-:il-..f'. J ,.,,.,, Vgs.g,.gV 1-5P?f?9??Vf:52f5?n ' ,?',i'.f ' ' V ff 3 x, -Gi 'fi' 'aj fill' ' .. ',.V ff :-'- ,: - 'ffci 7-,. ., 4,59 M ,QA-Q4 gf-V-D 9 S '4l'9'-fi'x'-'4Q,1g1 .- ,,-uf, . ' - ,. ff . ,V..:'2'is?g,f5j,i+1,.fai, .9 . my-V c..Vf--.5 ,dr3i,fx,'.fg, Jw. iff- , V -JW A. , ' .fi ,1ff 1-'VV'a-R' , If fa f' :'!ie':i?HM3k' ' V.. :f nff? fi- '11?'af '5'V V' .L ST- . Q VVEPGQ-i'2f5Q2ii3,f -' . .' .- ' ' ' ,I ' E12F?V?'f5, .V kv .1-'Ti' Q --V, 'V . ugrcnglvzg f.,-5,-ff., .,.,,:V- .wk - :V 1, is AV' .- , , A AI . - . Q, ,Q ,.. , I-' . Q, 1- pda. ,ry , 1 .VM V2 , V, .V , , K - V, . .-wx,-, V- ,V Vjgv. ,z ., ,- .3-ff 1 V-2, :-.V,, V - J: ' ' ' A1 f'1f'f-fvfgixf V' f ff! ' 1' A VV' -'+V - 2' ,. ,5fi3faff,Wr'fv:.5fiw1VV' V: 5 Q J , ',-viV...VGVVVVf,3f- .f -1 ' ' f.?g,.::1 -V V 'V .. V W 'M 4? yfskgef ,fr V . ea iff - . V VV?qaf,ggff.,,g:1V.gm,5'aVV .- '4- kkf. Vf V - .FV 2V i' , . ' s lg- 'ff W -'ii fL.- V V. ., ,J-ii 1 ' Wg. w: gZf,-2:Sni'V MQ-T f-V , V .50 -344' :-,.',?nfl 359f'Q:',v'g--1'1 V r f+1.ggfV. ff,-, V,.fS' V ' In -,- Z 1 ,Auf I2-..-:V-1 . --V . ,Q ,rf .,fV,VV .' V -qi ,V -,f , af.,-1 ff, ,, . gf V53-,V '-. J- gz,,f,,Vx,gw,--V V .3 .VV , V4 'jiVf-A551-.-,:,'j5s:. ' ff 451--3, gf V :W 5 1 ., . U nhnnr, A W , ., nts, , Ldpdglfh In . ,. .Pg ig, Agfqgggg-.ggsgy-if-iI.,.m2 ,M . N, j '11 A , 3. ' , .229 P5955 V 1 ' ru VV 4 LVM T - Q- . :C fa ,:-1 agp D: 1 -If 51,15 My .V 1 :Ai 'V 152' ::'1,gff?-fft-V.'- - if-W V V fiiViir.Li9 'miEVf:Ii'V-? 'fffegsa-Vf f'V . r' NNN., gy -'ff' 2. Q' f:5af'4 ',V U. 'Q i'7,,f di. ' ' ., f'-w'S,Lf3 532 ' '7-L15-.fdf . ..f 3'ff 59', fs .V , Y ' xp, - , Za- , gy.. V - VV . 'Q-HM -V -by-'mm-':V a.'1':1f :fr d:,1'-V. 1 2 V . , , wif .. , ,,,V.,. A. ,A ., . , ., ..,,5,... . Ik Z6 .,.,3'h,,,-f,.,yV1--,. . A , V, .M V4-gsm, - f , - V ,, V V VE' , 3:'..3.Q,L.felA'1 ' Q. 5' QV .' 5222331-41 J'f5?f':.Q f , gf . zu: .1 g 5 1 - ,N -,:., ,I ',f,, , , .V My---eff-:V-:H -I A ' :V- in ..,v:g.V -23.55, 1,5 L ,hh . ,, , 'V I: , ' S gun. ?iV ,V Q?f V:fi?7? V -Nm ' -' ,V .,., 36 fsV5J,g-Z6 ,. 34 - ' gK-V.:- ,ag Q,-is i ....,. wp f-'g-, -. ..,-Vrj,.., ff V 2 f-j.v--,QM fQZ?'7.i,f1.wgwV -3245, 'QWZV' ' ,' Q ' 1 4, V .ikerfb V V2.1 . Vpf. . V ' V VV . ,V ,, V lil V V W-'-,tl , 'V V V- wa s-if, -' QW., H iff ' V- .V H iff ,,,'1g2'Zi -gjs1iZ-q5r-x.A.: .4---TQ ,-, Q f .5 QQ . 'QV ' 9 Q52 5-V5iQ3:?fsV'W' - f V 1 .V 'i?fff V .. wlfimf fff f ,.. 'V' 75:l'3fI7?V?f-iff 0 5 ' -12. V- A V ' f' 'EA V- 54- T'-'Fi li.-f ?'f?f- 'riff f.lfK'Q-6WF2 3nf:5,,V'VV, k . , VV, V- Eb 'Q+131--3-5,Q:Wl-if,-'7'5,V ,..-.g.wx T,.,:f.+w5 ', 5420! A- w e V -P345-: 'V -5 , V259 if , V -VT'f',:., N V' f x? ' ix'g?'fi- jmQ5Wffiisfb5' V.-VV3 'ff'T,4f . g- -V '-Ll'2f: gkg?:1 5 ' ' - 7' -' ' ' 'rffV-.' TV .,VV'r.gV:V 1 , iv, 'V 'wif' VV 11 , Jim. 5,-. f-:,g5FGfpfH-fNff-?3-- ,,4i,V ,..-4 '1 ., 3 4 -.ni I wkjalztmf'-Lk.. -'gQ:,,-mais' -,Nr -1--' lj iw-,.p ij ? Mm, f2,.:4 iVm:'Yv gl - A FV , V V V k 9, .-I-,l ,V -:V 4' Q t .- X L my V4 V- -,WL h 'gw gina. lfnwfgfzyg EQW.-.a,fiisziwiff'-..4Qg414yfKf E', V'fV,Veff'ffffQE5?ffj.i2 Q ' . .Vf - . VV '1., - , V gif' -1 V Q' i in ' +V :V-: A V 'A ,w,'- V' '- M ' rw' V-.IVV-f V'.3V'3.' Tml 'V ' K. f . f.-'VY V . i f .V ff . -V V . FS- ' 'Y WE' .'4'f:3VF53'i:'VlT?f. V Q-1w4'Sbf2f5.mSTv1'-'F'..?-V'1V-f V ,, .V , , nhl. , Lg,-,-, V. ,, Wm A . ,, V.,,,- ., .. ,..,.-,., , A ,, PM VI? V- VVz.,VGfiq ' ,, ' Vl'f2f0?-'-3fi,'f ,'?'-'wg-.wg.vy.Vffgfw?J ,QV-. , ' .jg V, -' ' M1 1 QPf'f--,5,Qf'5Ik7, gjff ..VfV M,-Vgiifi f-,'nffcq,z?4.f7qs'2f'gf4V ,1 7j,w3v'?2. 7 1 ' ' .. V ' wi 554554333 M ,, ,'wFf9,grVi?.V .i'?:..V'-V'-' iii V V -VL- . . vV . 1 . Ms... .. , In 1' A f I VA .gy . .. . F . rougx g ese appy, some, mags, pam u years . f. I Qi. , 2 W cl cl 'I V VeVV . . - V VV . V V VVQSP C 055- V , -V , A V 'V ' '6 r6c: H63 fhe end 'offhe line V. VV .. VV-- -UV. C . . V V . 1 AQ' FQIV1 W' 1. ' ' ' 'A ' ' ' A .Qu .Q ,V ew ings we pc1ss.VV V f'7 7Vh I 'df 'f V V Vg-9 ' .M -ISQVC GSS? O . V, US SCHTIS O mee T, .. VV V ,V V. V. . - I A . My: l. QV. 1 au.,-:YV .kh,f.qx,,. ,I ,l.,'V,:Y.. ., r b d . V 5 ,gh-3,3 , V 9 VGPPIDQSS an SOITOWS- 19 1' . , r - Q. V' H '- V w'iif,.y ' . V . Vf ,wqqgv 3? . ,girl , V, V - - 2 -C .5 h - - I -1 - d' Tx . ac ,o us ecfve, some to le V x, .. V ' VI V1 ., 75'-:-,f ' - 1 . - .And some ,fo build Cl beffer tomorrow. 1.0, I .Sv f . , . -, 1 1 'Chris McFc1llV. 1 'CYYOKK' NHAQKQL5 60 YWkL-LL.l'W +0 60,q and 'VGCUKL1 FIC: L,OOL uQ 1 CLCLF1 Shag H gowjg fTXQL,LfN+ g8U.i+6, OL Koi- -+0 xfvwefk-4fxe:xi. los-Kv+9xC'ce.,qtgLK'5. IVQ rusi' Evefqorwe, who can have ov Gow-sin and bpegkal -Vrlfcyxd Xowffh W OVW- Nwaqb Vcfwmnwbkr Mug -Lmmeg we wmkvxed OLf'CmLI'Xd 0-U 'WV1 5J'f'f9k'5 and LANL: QHPMSW Cimrdw Emi: QM' mos-k of OAK Femervubegr LOWCU' Loewve OEMLYAXQKQA gk , . , H 4 1, Ao each O-Sher. 1 newer -Wwowgw' +904 ala-se- l11Hf , boplnomom. K :L wo? 41 11 Giver 'Of1e0m6Orvw,d'1-N0 me bud-, Lgowwk QQ, gomre fL'ObOluk,fiL,K4,x SVC Jr F . , Cor W -ws mu. Lgou. Know, Ive koved QOLL aux mov? ' Ik yd -FUCK 0- 'DW fb . 5 babig Afo U,NXQ51'Q' UQe.6-y0A.4Ed, AYXQL jjryy GLU uw Syafj uJg.dQdfx4r1eff:6 YWxUl1b 16 of rYXemor's'C:S U-H: Moo YXCMJC: ef Qdugh O!-Vxef. XUCUK5 in XWVC C- Y7'fH'n'l'H C-mont xwwun' 00063 CWNCS 'VUK5 in +9411 pwk- Qnwrzzof Mxoee -Po Qsvfvxh 1 hopeb WW ICLJQVK' dmq OC SLYLOOS uMu:v1 jaw asked me Gvdv O.PK'Qff OLXCJFESD -Quvw, Swmads of -Wwm. bo Wdlnlj I, Q,u,n'+ wen X165 KSQUL neukr have -Lo eugrq moorrq about WL! Qcexmgs 50 WOW Qvwiljlmj beuwcb 5, mmm -WMA www win. Qen-.cnwbev we Cxrslr Mn-we 2.53m-yook me dank'-AGN, BOW was 1 xooxd maps. 1, Qgmllf sec: YTCSKIS5 N-Qouvoi, pau- up g.u:x-X-in ant Cut 455,-K5 -tvtmel Aon Frei-sux wen Knows GKUXLME9 W 0. r mm Q5 W1 mq 'vundl' 'L OYXKKK LOLMH -H5 Qawvq +9 P-,ubvfvx 0,03 l'ule.L-Hrxcf.Tl:cLllf'wlO No kLDOW'd': bf QA - ' Y I . last, yup- LFOXTMS Tlx Lv kr bk' Said 'YQ de.SL.f'.xlx-. GLU' Q'QKcul'Lor1bV-a'p u5'k-ski I 4 fxxj'5'a45 Ov-. board -WXL- WQNFEE KXQLS, +L,V:q g.,LnQk1L5MQ,,Uk:NPhglF daddy bmik. HQLMHL br5w+Qned muy H436 vggwx 1 , N juuf JWSM bswri-5 Xwwrz when 1 Y'KvGCLt'Ci UMA cuxi Tlmm Clad 1 ,Q 1 ' f . J neu Ll ubxsed up -Po Knmug k ouFe Mx Q Cm' -.I , , , X3 ML K Us dc K 1 b Oh gi Ofle, lwxt . 3,-E R5 30,55 35603 , Q40 cu Ol' qv- gjouul -Cnnoglu mine and A-,uf-W Acmkkw am-,,a5 -Par QQ' X953 OLD Hom vbofdr DMV' ,IQNN Onhx dm 4' Ilnw -Wxe YXO,P,lOxeOK- Sin W3 Mfwc -.dvxokgd 'L Krwov-2 kjoudu Yee. o.c3reodr Xpidlz wofki Omg bwvwe jowie were beg,-M vm, WROMQQQ some-dwg wa: cfm o lfvfo mwqef beukbqgekisoufl eo v.ndef?+cLndIg5j and OJ,- 0. m,u'5efN0.w3qeF -Skin-n, 'LW Keep em 6104 and ULL VJNQ WCM WLOJAQ loo-ds of vmonetj- WHILHK ou, Q5o.,uxx nww Know Www remiss mmm .Lunar mums can Qu.: .Une amp OUJ' of WGWLOK4 -Cow' N126-Kf'13 oo Q20-Jfllfwf MIR-M Wm - fm QOLLQLQ NWS gov-K' Um c-x::X1ef'vf'- of pfgbxgng o.mcS 'L Qmx -neuef Vkikvklxj gvxcv-.5 BOM Nwoub rvgfwc H XL-Kp Vjqulru- Xamqwvv. 'TQ -Shalt of how fEikNKL.k dumb 1 was ww xwwc ww 1 -krewffcd Sow- ieov-fd K-UR wwysdp 4301, NV. l Qyxxli Qmmwed hows? L TY, Scwqck nfwcd-45 Saw. Vwcxppq. UJQ lxcmu xocxda op IlM x awww oi? mb- cmd We good -H: :pct Afhod new Looww of we OWL VJ Umj +0 ff mmf' Xr15X'l:c.ud OC bhfuil? so Vvfdhfffkfifd- -60 v-Pulqclfm fl V355 K'-1939 and R546 OD lawn Wk uma our Q1-AOA 5001 MKQ. 1 cmd ' wwf C5f0'U kf7 +f'3E+ C' cmd 'WWW num? 0 ' , .gpg Lk kk KSA,-Q V-,Woking-, 0, nQ.L'X ph-Ll rvxodcb lm bask omgone Qpkud ever 0-SK cf ' ' 50 Q qykb .Mrhc 1'm YWOJW' :Sauna cmd 'WMS KDTL4-KY15 um- H Cx sob bw Cmlfij Gu SMA' H bacmmse- QL have eam4,4fh.fw'j 1 kiwi, WM Mwmfb make TYW' hafjpki' SCN! 50 ' - , V l 0K 4 XX-lrms ,XQY-fwfrow or ok. qcur -Ofonw Dow- of even ion br 1 W0-W9 Bow 'YO 0 0 QM? ang 50,4 'ko gvfsekf- ugep- 6344, Ceann? me love me- H Y3QQMLf:.Q T- W-+UQ'j do ' :5,5Xq-pg-X-91.1133 Jfvwoj WMU OJHU0-H-5 Qin NW VIC -U+ Wlfwfl gow-F G-VXA fvxO.Kt fyLL4 Vie mt W3 M991 wut-' 1 X4rCc.r-- ko Num 5- PJS I Domy+ QQVQSCA -in Qu.-N 'K-YNQ 0- f-3, Vbgk CAA I- L1 DXcmw:N m WC Ulm-rt qoulerro' O 'H I X 3 .4 1 5 gl I1 N i L w J I J I J gr We 5 Q I A I I I i i E 2 E Ti E I in 5 ja E4 G 'I '. is U v, 5 if 1 L K n 1 .! li Q 1 1 fl 1 fi X SUPPLEMENT X 1 . . 1 ' K .X 3 XX g , ' XA L-4' 1-zff i E 5 2 l I I E 5 I u + x 5 s N l I S 1 a x x I' L w l eg fi 'SW Q2 wx Ns,-mg-,snag-as 9.5 .1- ,W X, ,..... www YW 5, W W J .wg L,Qf'2. A wig? ep ., xi ,Q S gem Q - u'f2g2:2f1533!iS23'mf.f sqm. K rw. X mx Sw? H W A 1 X- :. wif- Q v.a,1wN-N-Xa .W F- M .r gk N 1 ' gb :Sf ' 115352 N ' :fr ' A . I:-32:5 5552: ., ng 29 X-' 3 X W .. , Real? - wr .1 , ig GQ' -fzi-2 ' . S L... Q we :f s ,. gave, - - li A .,,.. Q f Wf4iff71zS,fTJ i 2 Q RHS -V ,V .. ., K 5 1 . 5 .i ff? sm ai Q 3- Sw Q Sx RB 35 is 3 f Q gxllir .Q f 3 X . U Y? A w M32 ' N W W 5 Ks 4 k i W Q' Q xiii ,SQ ,EX in wwf bww NN I + Qs K 7' xi K, -,,. , ' P 51 w M, new in Rf my mix? 'ka in Q N z. Sk jaw ff nw 5 S X' Q1 Www M, aims? QSWFQEQ :vw Nl' Tisgwf le.. -8' N W X2 Rl' 'Rn 'K vw N.. xx EN? . . E 2 Q fa.. N .2 , -ff,:g:'-m'f1,:f-f?2fz?gzw,:f1- V' ' -' siiyfliw 1' if A -P -M: .:.' 1 ' :ffm fu..-, . ,. kg, K . , A , .V K In .,. Q33 W x Q y Src, . . x Eiga .faqs H 5, fn . Wk 5 . , jg WQEEWF ' 321322 .xiz 4 a M A Sw f - 35: . 2 . . 6 t . Y I W wg - TO GO 3 :aQ 1 B t 9 in 4' i' 'P xa1-Q S - -e f.,.,' 'uf ' Q' Y! I B 3 2 4 'T'- ww Q as -:Sq - :' , ' : NNN Sw , mffash gm H X a X -f1, l .,1- 'H' Wg, 3 W After many weeks of hard practice the band and color guard came home from Gorham with thre'e trophies including one for First Place in marching. The marchers were led by Wendy Warren and Randy Norcott, drum majorsg Peggy Cuddeback, color guard captaing and Linda Dawley, this year's pageant queen from Waterloo. The band members expressed much gratitude to lVlr. Schmidt, who departs from Waterloo after his fifth and most successful Gor- ham competition. This was the first year that the Waterloo band got to show off their new uniforms with the big orange W in front. The uniforms were purchased through the cooperation of the school board, parents, and con- cerned citizens of Waterloo. With experience at Canisteo and Cicero, bringing home a to- GORHAM '7 7: We Come, We Morchecl, We Conquered! Mt' it lg ,WW g wgfwyiz-Q aw.-f'. V, ryfffll-ms lF 3k5i L's I. . gff,-'Ei:'7f.iL3Iff55fstffu-31i5.'- i-1'u:'f1fv- , .... i1:J.:1wfT'f', , Q ry Q... .V .1 5, if ,. '51,f5.vmj:.r5m,..t - Q 3f35g,5if5.5,ijg1.Ei,..y5,Mi ..,. . .,,,.gh, h,... g,k,,.,,,,, . 3 ,A,VggA,hg,V..,A,, .,., . ..,. g , . ,g,,7.. ...H .... .f,,.,,.lg1 . .... f, .L 1 if if iff lj yr T? lI'f'i-HT7?'fQ ' 5 , '5i3f5if1f9i 1 gf. I s j..i'g' .... - 2 uf 2 fig :fn 1 ' . E.g',Qvg!sQf?Q gf: ,x.,1 E, LL K, gif k2j.g,!g.1.j2fJ.fj,.jtggi . ,yglltji : ?gzQ.lpr,.iftlg-is-7 W ilki i +f5Ff?i-'4!'.f'5f.zf?i5fr,3 ' -.'if ,. -rm-. . .... 55:25 P55-T. . 4 . '11rrfxz-lfitiiftzf235225W. iw-4-2 K - 31.:,.',:t:ff'Lff2fiE-ff?51f2i1..':f2t1iZ . ..... .,-.f.:r.i.r',wy t ..tf, f 1 .gm-1ggatwtnan-f.-wis f'Irfi's'l ' ' i .lTwfQ,45i-tjitztiiikffzfltfMFS5? ..... 'f ffffff' ' . ' l33ivffiHfflv'fQQ!2 ,, 5 sifafbg. Aggie , :ft f-'t 2 ' .tr ff - :ww 5.5 'n-151,f,:rfa-fev.':::..r.-P:'.tfef.tJ+r,-15+wfgft t . I . . 3 5. J - feline? ,gm 15-ails-gisefSLfi!'l1''f2?'.i5f. ' 'i , f 5 .1553Z-ff iEij:15f'ffffr'fWf 1fwrt3fW?h ' 1 r5 i !m1f':rfJf,v-ffl vlilft ., it 5. h.'gssrff1t,s .vff i t ff ' G ...pl-. wir, if .. -- , J 1 if lg if iff' ' is 2 L all ' Jr . ,5 E! - . fl... . . ' -' ' rg-4. e 'e,,a,s:eE 4. saga: --' fJ,w:fJ.fJv.U-ff.-in - , ,,., .-i.,-u.-ep-tfatf . K : mi-fat .-it .V .'r.,...,.A..liw-1 w w 1. g..si5.g55?g,5fg5t.ggg,Qi Pg if qi t Wiki lm , 1 Ha Ha Mynderse! tal of three trophies, the band and color guard especially worked hard to give Mr. Schmidt the first place trophy which Wa- terloo deserved at Gorham. Happiness is . . .a Gorham first! Stylish Stickers Strike Again The Lacrosse team compiled a respectable record against tough opposition this season. De- spite Iosing their M.V.P. Mark Smith, the lacrosse team has all but three starters coming back, and looks forward to the spring of '72. Hoping for a win. Jeff taking a breather. Front Row: T. Dorn, C. Birch, J. Dorn, M. Smith, D. Fegley, G. Daeffier. Middle Row: M. Valerio, R. McFadden, J. Verone, M Ferugia, G. Trickler, G. DeWaII, D. Rosata, R. Daeffler, F. Arpino, E. Snook. Row 3: G. Wooden, J. McCutcheon, J. Payne, T Battaglia, J. Hilimire, C. Dorn, Coach Russeil, J. Lynch, C. Clement, G. French, T. Battaglia, B. Jones, T. Richardson. Tracksfers Triumph rr .gg , . Row 1: J. Pierson, V. Montag, R. Becker, J. Kopp, A. Covert, R. Scannell, B. Eshenour, R. Wadhams, C. VanNostrand, B. House, T. Burton. Row 2: R. Ridley, C. Stone, D. Addams, B. Sigrist, J. Weise, T. Ross, D. Peek, R. Krenzer, L. Barnes, S. Golden, Coach Morse. Row 3: Coach Schwarze, J. Nash, B. Minnie, S. Hurlburt, L. French, G. Reynolds, F. Salone, D. Davis, D. Strietz, L. Sigrist, B. Bailey, J. Weise, B. Smith, S. Wilcox, N. Anderson, C. Koopman, D. Daeffler. Although the track team finished the season with a 4-7 record, it was considered a very suc- cessful season. The cindermen lost five close track meets by an average of two points each. The team was led by Rick Wadhams and Leroy Barnes heaving the shot put: Bob Smith and Roger Ridley mastering the jumps, and Chuck Koopman rolling over the high jump. On the cinders the outstanding hustlers were Jim Pierson in 440 and 8803 Ron Scannell in the dashes, Harry Bishoff in the hurdles: Jim Weise in the mile: and Neil Anderson in the two mile. Outstanding relay teams were composed of Clay VanNostrand, Tom Burton, Butch House, Ray Becker, and Bill Eshenhovr. The team was also represented in the section- als by Pierson, Weise, Koopman, and Barnes. Coach Morse and Coach Schwarze are look- ing forward to the spring of '72 with great anticipation. -all, .. .Y .. .-f1m:ss':1Z'i2rfteizw- J: 2 1 . Y ,gg - H 1 xi FI' Wax, Mmm is 23 Finishing strong! The foes VIGW AV Y ' Ai' WQWWW W ,,:a:',f+f,z,..f,,: 'A ' WW i AW 5 1 First row: M. Dunn, Mgrg D. Higdon. Row 2: B. Cox, D. Northrup, D. Duprey, D. Ellison, J. French, P. Dunlea. Row 3: Coach Glinski, T. Cook, J. Bryan, L. Wantuck, T. Rosata, T. Marino, J. DiCicco, S. Speno, S. Archiello. SCORES Waterloo 10 South Seneca 1 Waterloo 11 Lyons 4 Waterloo 4 DeSales 0 Waterloo 5 Midlakes 7 Waterloo 1 Newark O Waterloo 1 lvlynderse 0 Waterloo 12 Canadargua 5 Waterloo 4 Whitman O Waterloo 4 Penn Yan 2 Waterloo O Midlakes 2 Waterloo 4 Newark 6 Waterloo 10 Geneva 2 Waterloo 4 Geneva 5 Waterloo 6 lvlynderse 1 Waterloo 6 Canadalgua O Waterloo 2 Whitman 0 Waterloo 5 Penn Yan 1 Waterloo 6 DeSales 3 , mm Waterloo 3 Lyons 2 You fe Outta thefe ------ Waterloo 4 Chu rchvllle Chill 3 Waterloo O Jefferson 2 V V1.lll ,..V,, V... A .1 ,,V.. V.,Z. .... H , , I, .,,,,' WTR al W V '.1t L. ,,., Z:'V , ,A , ,sm 5 A ,E . ,S . at it i f rlr, .,-... 5 y aaaa . r ,,. ,,VlV, , .,Z,,..,,:,.., 2 ., Ajlvlv AAAA H WW M .,,..., . 'i ' ,,,,,, .,.. lal , i f lrit 1 ,rohf 4 i.'. - ,... 't': ',., ' ... aalle 1 V ff '1 'sxitcfwfiiriffeliifit,'fel.f7tfQEiPfF!'f '1 1 ' ' . . 'Lf LL i: ': i i .'fv f .?,!9f'l?1HitE:2f .--f :',. '--, 1 ,'t, 4.1.1 ..., ..,,. f ' . .. M 'M' :-' f lf. 1. .- . f,, ....... ' ,,--, t',l ,',,t M . 9 ' iii ialr it 1 AA if .rlr 1' .vl Agony of Defeat Tips From The Coach f 1 Q. . ' Milli ,2i,iisfi5EwlHL . '1i'firf': : y ,f Wiiicffl ,.5.f5:. 12 ' Q 4.9 1 3 Q .Q If gg F KE ,... , Q V 4, it VN 4 , 4: , V a 3 i ,gg P 1 ea Fans Feel the Loss The Indians of '71 won the Wayne-Finger Lakes Class A championship for the second year in a row. Their record was 10-4 in the league and 16-5 overall: the best in the history of the school. The Tribe was defeated at Silver Stadium in the final game of the tournament. The Incredible Indians And T The TheThrillofVictory!!! 5 ,. lv.. , M O A . ..,'1r'W Row 1: M. Boudreau, D. Christiano, Fl. Amidon. Row 2: R. Christiano, S. Dressing, P. Pontius, D. Bither. Row 3: Coach Bonetti, K. Pherffer, K. Kubasik. Row 4: B. Keebler, B. Daffledecker, R. Stien, B. Herman, T. VanNostrand. Row 5: S. Felice, S. Beaver, N. French, T. Gringeri. ' r W M. L 6 What a racket! The Tennis Tedm This year the tennis team gained valuable experience. Steve Auten, team captain, is the only graduating player. The tennis team will return to the Waterloo courts this spring a year older and a year wiser. me Front: S. Dufault, B. Managan, S. Auten, B. Schoenleber, L. Wendt. Back: D. Beck, D. Korleski, P. Hoffman, G. Rice, B. Quackenbush, J. Hoffman, Mr. Meadway. Dunn Has Done fggwgiio HAQWHH- , 5 ,. . f f 7 J J 1 f ,- f fy , 3' Z? 3' Z Z 2- ' Lf or ,YL , W Q15 ,, , 517,75 ,mf 4: 4awy?,:,f,,f.T,e yi .45 f f ,f ff ff fffffff 1 ffyff ' f ' 6 1 f67f7Wf,f 0 ,ZQMW My ff f f ff? 404' ez: 1,54 gffffffff f,f,f,,,, fff 45' X,4'!yff ff G ff! fyfjffkg 5Zf?jf'i5i?',: Varsity Club Advisor and Banquet Co- ordinator, Mr. John Dunn. All-Sporls Banquet Athletic Director Mr. Bill Glinski The Rewards and The Rewarded i Class Nighf 7971 QQ And the Name's NOT Mr. Clean! Tales Of Tinker Belle I'z Gonna Zap You! Joe Steeles the Show You Said To Signal Right! The Senior Bonquef .mas-,.. '- , ..,,:,,,,,,,,, .. ,. Q.. 'N xx ff--. C N Hs tg. Class officers and some guests. w Class A Bag Lunches?? E Q The Senior Class of 1971 held its Senior Ban- quet at the Karmac Manor on Friday, June 11. More than 100 se- niors and invited guests attended. All enjoyed the ham and turkey dinner and the evening. Gobbiing the Gobbler. Mrs. Crenner Adding The Final Touch Our Day Has Come Fieady And Waiting. li 4 1 i I i 1 I i I 1 1 i eceivin eir Dip omas. Grciduaiion 797 7 Kirk Doing His Thing . VV A Sad Farewell To Waterloo Central ii ,ami Cheaper by the Dozen How can you say you don't have anyone to play with! Bubbly, Bubblehead, and Bubble Gum. Mr. Gilbreth .... Mrs. Gilbreth . .. Anne ........ Ernestine . . . Martha .... Bill Winifred . . . Francine .... Danielle .... Lillian ....... Jackie .... C. . . . Little Children . . Flash ......... Mrs. Fitzgerald . . Joan .......... Joe Scales ..... Joe's Friend .... Joe's Friend's Girl Dr. Burton ...... Miss Brill ....... Larry ..... The Cost . . Morrie Patchen . . . .Jean DeLamarter Sherry McFadden . . Wendy Warren . .Julie Lonneville .Tom Richardson . Robin Olmstead Patty Causemaker . . . .Vickie Porter ......Val Henry . .. .Fran Keough . . Sandy Carrera, Steph Bonacci, Cindy Scale Flash DeLamarter .. . .Sally Pavick . . . . .Sue Fegley . . . . Pat Managan . . .Mike Garret . . . .Donna Cole ....Jlm Wooden . . Dee Dee House .......BobCox GOHHAIVI PAGEANT OF BANDS The Annual Gorham Pageant of Bands held June 7, proved to be as exciting and exhausting as usual. Although they didn't place, the band showed a good effort. The Color Guard placed third in a close competition. ON THE LINE THIRD PLACE ON THE MARCH FOCUS ON SPORTS WRESTLING: Posting a 6-7 won- lost record, this year's wrestling team finished the season in fifth place in league competition. Se- nior Tom Pearce, who suffered only one defeat, was Waterloois lone league champion. The team's most valuable wrestler also distinguished himself in the Section 5 tourney in Corning. Junior Tim LaBelle, who also lost only one league match, was the most improved wrestler. Ju- nior Dave VanNostrand, 95, and Pearce each received trophies for scoring the most pins. The prospects for next year's team are encouraging as only two varsity starters will graduate. Waterloo 30 Waterloo 33 Waterloo 10 Waterloo 8 Waterloo 22 Waterloo 39 Waterloo 11 Waterloo 15 Waterloo 17 Waterloo 37 Waterloo 38 Waterloo 14 Waterloo 44 RIFLE: This continued to the season building for Trumansburg 23 Phelps 17 Penn Yan 36 Canandaigua 36 Victor 23 Newark 10 Mynderse 31 N. Syracuse 27 Geneva 24 Pal-Mac 11 Lyons 14 Wayne 38 Odessa 8 year's rifle team grow stronger as progressed. Still future years, the team compiled a 7-9 record. Se- nior John Pettingill, the team's leading rifleman, received the MVP award. Other top scorers were Senior Jack Kuney and Sophomore John Breese. BASKETBALL: Although they finished the year with a 9-9 rec- ord, the season was encourag- ing as the team reached the .500 plateau for the first time in several years. Sparked by Se- nior Jim Contant and Junior Steve Schweitz, the Indians lost several games by one or two baskets. In sectional play the team just missed advancing to the second round, losing to Spencerport 49-45 in the last few seconds. Schweitz, one of the league's top scorers, was chosen as the MVP. Waterloo 54 Desales 51 Waterloo 77 Newark 69 Waterloo 46 Penn Yan 63 Waterloo 63 Canandaigua 49 Waterloo Geneva 64 Waterloo Lyons 51 Waterloo Marcus Whitman49 Waterloo Victor 51 Waterloo Mynderse 66 Waterloo Desales 57 Waterloo Newark 63 Waterloo Penn Yan 57 Waterloo Canandaigua 57 Waterloo Geneva 46 Waterloo Lyons 63 Waterloo Marcus Whitman59 Waterloo Victor 49 Waterloo Mynderse 64 Waterloo Spencerport 49 TENNIS: Competing in class A competition after a season's ab- sence, this year's tennis team distinguished itself throughout the league. After a winless sea- son two years ago in class A, they won 16 last year in class B. This year they rebounded for an 11-59 record. Marty Olschew- ske, Tom Paradise, Don Covert, and Terry and Larry Spiwak led the team to its most improved season. The most improved player award went to Senior Marty Olschewske, and Gary Seifert received the Outstanding Freshman award. TRACK: After winning only one track meet in the last three years, the team defeated three teams this season. Working with a squad of 50 members, Coach Morse has started the rebuild- ing road to a championship team. Particularly strong in the distance events, the Indians al- ways made it an exciting meet. Steve DiCicco, who copped the league championship, and Jim Pierson, who placed second, re- peatedly gave top performances in the 2 mile and 440 respec- tively. Jim Waters received the outstanding track award and Roger Ridley received the best in field award. The future looks good as only seven seniors will graduate. LACROSSE: In their first year in the Upstate Lacrosse League and only their third year as a team, Waterloo distinguished itself as a team to watch out for. They sur- prised everyone by posting a 9-6 record. Led by high-scoring Bob Craig, Pete Vacca and Calvin Utzman, the Indians provided plenty of action in their games. Senior Craig on midfield was elected as the MVP, and senior Steve Bourne, who played goal, was elected the top defensive player. Another senior, Mike French, was chosen as the most improved player. With as many key players returning, next year's team should continue Waterloo's winning ways. BASEBALL: A I t h o u g h they ended the season with an im- pressive 10-5 record, the base- ball team failed to capture the Wayne-Finger Lakes champion- ship as well as a sectional berth, when they lost the last game of the season to Penn Yan and a play-off game to Mynderse. However, next year the Indians should be a major contender as thirteen players will return. Ju- nior Chuck Pratz, with a 1.38 ERA, was the team's leading pitcher. Junior Vic DiJohn was the leading hitter with a .372 average and 11 RBl's, and ju- nior Bob Didsbury was named the MVP. Waterloo 4 Interlaken 1 Waterloo 12 Canandaigua 2 Waterloo 15 Lyons 0 Waterloo 0 Newark 10 Waterloo 1 Desales 0 Waterloo 4 Geneva 10 Waterloo 6 Mynderse 5 Waterloo 3 Penn Yan 6 Waterloo 3 Marcus Whitman 2 Waterloo 5 Victor 2 Waterloo 6 Marcus Whitman 3 Waterloo 3 Mynderse 2 Waterloo 3 Victor 1 Waterloo 3 Penn Yan 5 Waterloo 4 Mynderse 6 BOWLING: This year's bowling team once again distinguished it- self in league competition, post- ing a 33-11 record, good enough for second place. As it was last year, only Dundee was able to top the Indians. Led by three se- niors, Ron Rizzo, Marty Olschew- ske, and Pete Vacca, the team made Coach Giovaninni's first year an enjoyable one. The team also produced some great indi- vidual efforts. Three team mem- bers, Rizzo, Olschewske and sophomore Scott Phillips ad- vanced to the finals of the New York State Junior Boys divisional championships. Phillips placed twenty-first in the boys 15 and under division. Marty Olschewske placed seventeenth in the boys handicap division. Ron Rizzo, in the boys scratch divisional cham- pionships at Albany, placed first. Bowling a 561 -545-593 series, his 1699 total was good enough to earn him the championship. Next year's team will be undoubtedly weakened by the loss of Rizzo and Olschewske, but they should still be contenders with pros- pects like Phillips returning. mmm, .ffm ' . time 1 A K r if We D We 'WW A952340 .4334 2 HM 5- QI 5-iff? ' Y' ',fL,.E g.. ' L1 fm, , ,, 'ff ...,:'. ' 2 f ' ya, my-fr .711 5 h:fi1,57:. tfiw' wa' ras, Qc, , 2 15 SAM Qu. 'I 11, Qigfg A 5 f K as M. Olchewske T, Paradise T- 3PiW3k J. Hoffman R. Merchant G. Seifert :'f -req... D. Prentice D. Covert L. Spiwak S. Auten P. Managan D. Merchant TENIXIS AND TRACK 4 Hdanauaaza? 1st Row: L. King, D. Snook, T. Cook, C. Vanostrand, D. Duprey, D. Babcock, R. Ridley, D. Vreeland, S. Eckert. 2nd Row: C. Fratto, M. Lambert, R. Smith, T. Scheonaker, J. Hieb, J. Pierson, S. Wilcox, R. Becker, T. Ross, R. Nadeau. 3rd Row: F. Newton, G. Huff, B. Cooley, R. Scannell, R. STFIIVING FORWARD Whadams, E. Brigham, B. Wooden, H. Bischoff, J. Chris- tenson, D. Swanson, J. Waters, G. Vanallen, Coach Morse 4th Row: H. Hoehan, N. Anderson, C. Cooley, B. Yahans T. McCann, D. Schier, J. Kuney, J. Hurlburt, S. DiCicco, A Cosad, J. Dorn. VARSITY BASEBALL TEAMS HAVE 5 5 5 5 i 2 2 'v T. Doran B. Didsbury J. Contant C. Pratz TOM DORAN AT THE PLATE L. DiLorenzo S. D. O'Brien B. Coach Glinski J. Schweitz V. Passalaqua M. Sposato J. DiJoI'1n C. Allen Coggins J. Baker Pontius J. French COACH GLINSKI-!!!???!!! v 22 3 g e Q- i 1 , .. S : i E 1 ,, a ? . I 1 , i Q 3 3 i 5 1 ,, 5 5 GOOD SEASON IN BASEBALL GIRL'S SOFTBALL This year the girls Honor Softball team started out with a three game winning streak be- fore bowing to Clifton Springs and Phelps. The girls successfully de- feated Geneva, Penn Yan and Nlynderse. Graduation meant the loss of two key players, D o n n a Daeffler and Sandy Hansen, but the girls feel they will do as well next spring as they did this year. J.V. BASEBALL 1st Row: R. Stewart, B. Cox, D. Lerkens, D. Northrup, S, Schweitz, J. DiCicco, T. Itterly, T. Marino, Coach Bonnetti Archiello, T. Rosata, J. Jahana. 2nd Row: J. Bryan, J. Sitting: B. Fleming, N. Barnes, M. French, G. Brown, G. De- Brown, G. Wooden, C. Utzman, C. Youngs, D. Herrick, S Bolt, S. Bourne, B. Simbole, B. Craig. 2nd Row: F. Daeffler Ward, B. Sessler, B. Doran, Mr. Russell lcoachl. 4th Row: fmanagerj, G. Wooden lmanagerl, M. Toombs, D. Corcoran, Mr. Peek lCoachl, G. DeWalI, J. Beaudet, T. Johnson, D. D. Brown, C. Dorn, M. Smith, C. Clemente, G. Trickler, Pl. Angelo, C. Kent, T. Battaglia, G. Shaw, P. Vacca, P. Morrin, Hilimire, F. Arpino, J. Sessler. 3rd Row: M. Ferugia, S. F.lZobson,J.Lync:h,J.Hilimire,Fl.Norcott. LACROSSE HAS BEST SEASGN! AW C'MON! A MOMENT OF ANTICIPATION. MOMENTS OF GLORY UGHHH! BITGOOD? SAFEH MYIEAME! SCARBOROUGH FAIR A small, quiet fishing village set the scene for Scarborough Fair , the senior ball, held on March 1, 1969. We danced to the music of The Mark VI , and at 11:30, Fred H ed g e coth and Sheila Smith were crowned King and Queen of the Ball by the announcement of our M. C., Mr. Rodger Meadway. The night wouldn't have been possible without the assiduous work of our class advisors, Mr. John Dunn and Mrs. Hannah Stone, whom we sincerely thank. I COURT King .... ........... F red Hedgecoth Queen .... .... S heila Smith Prince .... . . . Bob Vanderhoof Princess . . . .... Cathy Hoffman First Orey Delveccio Attendants . . . . . . Lola Morabito Second Tom Doran Attendants . . . . . . Sandy Lynch Third Gary Shaw Attendants . . . ..... Sue Eastman Fourth Bill Magenheimer Attendants . . . ...... Glenda Burg Fifth Mike French Attendants ................. Donna Daeffler COMMITTEE OHAIRMEN General Chairman .............. Gary Debolt Decorations ......... . . .Sheila Smith Refreshments ......... . . . Cathy Hoffman Tickets and Invitations .... .... S ue Eastman Publicity .......... . . . .... Judy McCarthy Procedures ......... ....... L aura Frarey Clean-up ................. Bill Magenheimer Bernie Doran OUR M.C MR. MEADWAY. WE COULD HAVE DANCED ALL NIGHT. GEE, MOMMY WILL BE SO PROUD! GEE, MAYBE WE'LL BE IN THE YEARBOOK IN APPRECIATION. . . W ILL YOUR HAIRDRESSER MIND, FRED? A SUCCESSFUL FIRST May first marked the opening of Arthur Mil- ler's The Crucible, a serious drama of the Salem witch trials. This production was the first attempt to present a play in the round, rather than in the conventional on stage manner. Under the direc- tion of Mr. Louis Procino, the cast gave three ex- cellent performances which were enjoyed by ca- pacity crowds. Reverend Parris ............. Fred Hedgecoth Betty Parris ..... . . Tituba .......... . . . Abigail Williams . . . ... Susanna Walcott . Mrs. Ann Putnam .... . . . Mercy Lewis ..... Mary Warren .... John Proctor .... Rebecca Nurse . . Giles Corey .... Rev. John Hale . . Elizabeth Proctor. . . . . . Francis Nurse. . . Ezekiel Cheever . . . . Marshall Herrick. Judge Hathorn . . . . . . Deputy Danforth . . . . . Sarah Good .... Hopkins ..... Girls ...... Assistant Director Stage Manager . . Mary Ann Gringeri . Ellie DeLamarter Mary Ann Alberts . . . . Sue Eastman . Orey DeIVecchio . . . . Chris Patsos . . . . Paula Belsito . . . Carmen Fratto . . . Laura Frarey ....Ben Simbole ...John Pettingill Brenda Rosenthal . . . . Steve Ridley . . . . .Tom Pearce . , . . .Jim Contant Bill Magenheimer . . . . .Jim Waters . . . Candy Becker . . . . Gary DeBolt . . . Lola Morabito . . . . .Vicky Webb Bonnie Jorgensen . . . . . Diane Miles ......PatLynch THE STAGE IS SET OUR SENIOR BANQUET I-v iz-wzifa, , sg, -,.L, Lg -fa Although Seniors did not receive their year- books at the Senior Banquet this year as a result of a delay in shipment, the Senior Banquet was still an important and memorable event. The an- nual banquet was held at the LaFayette Inn in Geneva, and was enjoyed by all who attended. MANY GAIN RECOGNITION On June 22, 1969, Commencement Exercises climaxed many years of hard work and determi- nation by the students as well as the administra- tion. As a result of their four years of study and effort, James Waters and Barbara Whitbeck earned the titles of Valedictorian and Salutato- rian. Fourteen members of the class received Gold Key Awards in recognition of their contribu- tions to school activities as well as scholarship and attendance. The five Waterloo Faculty Asso- ciation Scholarships were awvded to Diane Miles, Donna Daeffler, Gary Deficit, Laura Frarey and Paula Belsito. Other awe' for scholarship in various fields, sports ach . -ments, and club participation were presente various students. To highlight tt afternoon, Brenda Rosenthal, presides , announced that the Vi' ..oo ' 'nuilding would now bear the name of Claude LJ. uoxtator. f NMA X ,px U 3, fuk - -- K., :l',L,kk, , vx s , V- X Y fi' X, xf' V 1 xk' 5 v lx xlx IH--L I X xx ll xr I ix x' K K ki! k K ,V X ' - I xxx f' xl x I X R Kc,-f Yu kcfv , . . N - Q 2, x 'M X D ' I fit ' ' XL t -, K 1 1 ' X if - A ,Z 'Q -Z Q V . fl K fi Ki, N M DQVKLPK MXL? X-'X' I lkx I '- k 'X 'M LLXXKNBKYK-.Xy' gr Y Ex K ,L 'Y y kk X Y' , 4 X Xxx -by N L 2 ' ' A K W Wx: X M E if I A -1 I L , , 1 k In t J D K K ' 4 W L X may X. K Ox- wr v N U- X ' X -4 ' -X t- ' ' . f X X , 5 , ,, I X X fr 3 . X, Lf A, x x xg!! z K -,Y LN . gif' I X :XXXL ' 'ff ' cf 5 'N ,Xl U IK EN , X B ix X V K x X I' M K X N J t H x . 'ff X I 7 A X f x, x v X ki X .. 'H K K f if K '- K 1 XX , . x , x 5 f' I if A 'V Q . ' X, X ., 'v li xx 1 L K jig 2. x '-' Xxx K X I in XXV XJX K X' , 'r C , ,-- X .. U E . 5 x Q X K V- -A x XL x. QN fx Cfw XLR!!! xx X, L f' if X4 V . V ig ' K ' ff X LAP ' ,f 1 ' f X K N, X xg xx- kk 4 X K lx' L K Xxx A N x t K- V 1 q X V I .v ix f L .X -L Vx xl ki ,Yak b K XA QQ P lx L L X ,Xi XX is J XJ 'R x. 1 1 - , f x v ,il L ' N L ,V LX M gi x , X- , LX L ,. xf 'ff cg X ' ' 'ff , Vki ' E, x AQ f I , f 2 ff ffwx L45 g-ny xx X jf u- ' fi L M H1 - e 'n ' U ' ' , . k 1 ' - I 'jx- f ' V' xl X1wf4c E X. Ns 5C f 3 ci x - gl, ' ' I-- X t' Q L af, V ' K IA Lx, :QE wg? f,g.X, K fy xx ' U I L, Lf Q M. wx. lx 4 1' Y X , , xl XI Y 4 X X K Uiwxfpa Lfk- , Q X X .ix -K X VQ' X1fxc7fX' Yvf 1' X. W x ' 2 I Y X if K 5 XV' Ak C 2 X QA ,xii-Hg kj' L- fc u L K l Xf X L X k 'L Mgr, v O K . , X ,H X ' -, 1 T - ,I Mx M ,max K if M xp Q xf f fi - N , X 'U' K , x k Q-f K Q fx K. M w Qe I X xA .Q .N ,, f 7 ff' , I 1 A X V 'f xx' if C- ff KX xv, 11 M CA! ,' N HY- gb lx K, xxx' F il ,t 4. 1 I X I 'fi W 1 X 1 I L L bc' W' lk X L ' - X- X ff' M w 4 3 N q VX LAL , 5 , -.1xK,.x,- k- 1 x , 5 xx ' 5, Q Q3 y lf 1... -Q , .K . X, 1 Xu ,L .EJ X X, K k I ! Rik I W s . 3. x X6 gg LN, fx '.,x,l h X , A A ' , I Z ' . ' ,f , X v f x lfv U 1 Q - -if fc X,,L!:. gJ-1'f+-1 X 0 , -f Y fwgfl VK ' v n f k A X . - Xa N 5 A I, A 1 N I K K L xxwxf V M s k.w K l.,Q -f J Q ,Y X X Y, ' ' QNX 8 'V - . mx ily , fy A ! :fig rw . X Q A ug! L dkomvxl 3,-,,f,,Qf, L Xiu X X L 1 X, H N X ' N ',' A N.. . , 'wif' X ' X 'Y XJ: xfx-qifxi, Pj .fl 151. ' - kr! kill? Rf Li gf, Q 4 X K X sk' R' NK ,RN A 'kbklx Q z. if Lf SVLA Q 'fq 'A xv f..Xf ',JK' l f rg 5, ' . ' f N X s It :I A 5 G .53 Q f' X, 1 - ' N I 1 wb V1-1 X vm gQkg L5: 5 VH1j4 fe.N xx 3 mf' 1 z . 1