Watkins Glen High School - Senecan Oracle Yearbook (Watkins Glen, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1965 volume:

1965 SEN EC AN . Watkins Glen Central High School . . . Watkins Glen. New York Brief fleeting moments . . . more precious than jewels . . . MEMORIAM The day has come: she's gone, no longer will her footsteps Leave their lapping echo in the halls of our Alma Mater. Gone is the ringing laughter that tumbled from her smiling lips. When she came, she brought so much with her. When she went away she left even more with us. She was a teacher. No, she was more than a teacher; she was a friend. In her way, she could warm the coldest heart With her love of life. Never a day went by without her friendly hello. Now her last good-bye has been said. But the memories remain-fond, happy memories, No, she is still alive, she lives in our hearts. She is not dead—for someone who is loved, Never can die. by Julia Moat NANCY MERRILL « 2 NAOMI ROBERTS JUNIOR CLASS ADVISOR DEDICA T ON . . . always ready to listen . . . willing to sacrifice her time . . . friendly warmth . . . smile for everyone . . . APPRECIA T ON . . . bosom bally . . . “get out an' sell 'em! . . . Senior’s best friend . . . ' You're not going to D C.!’’ . . . colorful personality . . . 3 JOHN R. VON A SENIOR CLASS ADVISOR t SENIORS Smiles . . . frowns . . . ups and downs— second nature now. Carolyn A weigh Good Housekeeping Club . . . under Mrs. Stillman's wing . . . quiet type humor . . . natural blonde . . . sports lover . . . Getchie A r get singer Math Genius? . . . Shirley Temple type . Gee! No kidding? That's great! . . . Mustang Maniac . . . pint-sized Standard bearer . . . Jack Arcangeli Lavender pick-up with black bucket seats . . . rather fight than switch . . . Kim (not Kipling's) . . five blades to a shave . . . Pat Bale official class note-taker . . . feline friend . . . FT A . . . pert smile . . . honor gal . . . saxy . . . 6 Ann Barber Society of Future Housewives . . . saying the wrong thing at the wrong time . . . railroad crossings! . . . noontime sports . . . Linda Beckhorn Always smiling . . . mad crushes . . . great debater . . . Yorker Yokel. . . F.T. A. . . . Chuck Beattie Charlie . . . one of the Peachy Point gang . . . rovin' man . . . work??!!” ... hot card games . . . tri-color Chevy . . . Kay Bell picture of innocence? . . . warm smile . . . mysterious oval ring . . . F. H. A. . . . 7 Sandy Berry fountains are for wading . . . giddy-up . . . black-eyed Sandy . . . Junior Historian . . . kookie kapers . . . Jo Anne Biagetti purse full of pills . . . paison . . . quick trip to California . . . choking laughter . . . locker-loop lunatic . . . Carl Biagetti Carlo Pietro . . . how ’bout those yankees? . . . honor student . . . black bow tie . . . A nit a Louise Bianco future home wrecker . . . My friend the cop . . . RA-228 . . . boisterous laugh ... a nut and Vi . . . Butch Bianco Sarapheno . . . Genesee . . . pursues the Goddess of the Hunt . . . muddiest jersey . . . “don't hit me Mr. VonaT Angie Borzell im particular!” . . . Blanche’s little sister . . . 'Padua. here I come” . . . squeeze box and licorice stick . . . 9 Shirley Burbank Future Chief, Cook, and Bottle Washer . . . friendly, flirty, and wild . . . Society of Bookworms . . . those race weekends . . . Patti Jo Cherock easy going . . . John and David's coz . . . “Gees!! gym troubles . . . contagious laugh . . . John Cherock strong silent type . . . Coach's beach boy . . . broad shoulders bring in long yardage . . . moody evenings . . Mickey Chicone Carmen's little sister . . . Domenico . . .Glen or Dan? . . . piercing laughter . . . telephonitis . . . 10 Jim Ciccone Here comes playboy! . . . green-white Merc . . hip-slingers . . Hey Lou. how are we going to get ourselves our of this one?” . . . Sanle Conti Hey. Frank! Alley 4!” . . . spaghetti snacks . . . ”ya hear the one about . . . ? . . . Yanks—Just wait til next year! . . . Loren Cornish summer hot rodder . . . Cot your history done?” Napoleon was small . . . watch those grounders . . Barbara Corwin Society of Book Stampers . . . third finger, left hand . . . Cadillac cookie . . . Hey, jealous lover!” ... so far yet so near . . . Nancy Cullen sophisticated . . . Hi Lover!” . . . likes to talk . . . uniform at Paradiso’s . . . Larry! Butch Decker car crazy . . . wild and w orldly . . . Charlie with the curls on top . . . unquotable quotes . . . innocent smile? . . . 12 Diane Deery Mr. Vona!—Don't hit him! . . . goofy giggler . . her crowning glory . . . “Give me a W! . . . 13 Joe DeDominick sharp dresser . . . royal riot . . . captivating smile . . . Pal Joey . . . letter sweater . . . Betty Dempsey onija fanatic . . . loyal friend . . . great joker . . . those times behind the wheel! . . . Under the Yum-Yum Tree . . . Barry Diamondstone “caught in the act! —FLASH! . . . punster . . . Custard's Last Stand ... on the tennis courts . . . Sandy Doane Future Angel in White . . . football fan . . . only SHE knows for sure . . . quiet? . . . overseas operator . . . Dick Dibble green thumb . . . dependable . . . Honor Society . . . still water runs deep . . . 4-H'er in Washington . . . Linda Donnell Yorkers Madame President . . . pixie smile . . . kitten on the keys . . . soda jerkette . . . N.H.S. pin . . . 14 Joyce Fanton St ill man bookmark . . . can't pick her own lock . . . No ifs or ands. just Butts . . . sweet V wonderful . . . Marie Fly future hiekory-stick-swinger . . . determined . . . Washington 4-H‘er . . . good Yorker . . . short and sweet . . Tom Fennell knows the road to Corning by heart . . . carouser . . class clown . . . But Mr. Crownover. that’s WRONG!!' . . . gas-pump jockey . . . Larry Franzese Booming Bass . . . road to Pine City . ■ Raquette Squad . . . Leonard Bernstein . . . Seneca Chiefs . . . 15 Lee Gage tennis anyone? . . . Gift of Gab” . . . political interest . . . accents on the hut . . . euchre . . . Mary Ann Gay shy smile . . . ”temper, temper!” . . . Mrs. Stillman's mouthpiece . . . sparkling eyes . . . flouncy flip . . . Joyce Gaige rosy cheeks! . . . 4-H ambassador to D.C. . . . fixing milk shakes A sundaes . . . her blonde lock— It’s natural!” . . . Cathy Ganung bouncy curls . . . organized disorder . . . pepsodent smile . . . parlez-vous francais?” . . . chief exec . . . 16 Vroni Geier Swiss Miss . . . pizza and hamburgers . . . slope slipper . . . philosophical . . . Madame la Preside me . . . Jerry Gibson the 'liny' things that count . . . Odessa export . . . “Is it true blondes have more fun?” . . . sweater boy . . . Janice Gilbert laundry chutes . . . stamping books and signing passes . . . careening around curbs . . . quiet? . . . 17 Bruce Giles seen among groceries . . . tall and dark . . . engaging smile . . . look of wise-cracking innocence . . . Nancy Graham Olympics—here I come!” . . . nonconformist . . . inverted specs . . . quiet and shy?!! . . . Jim Greuber dark glasses, cool head . . . low flying hangs . . . mysterious manner . . . car craze . . . Paul Grizenko Tiger” . . . winged feet . . . handsome hustler . . . demure smile . . . football—game for he-men . . . Clair Gunning bushy brows . . . What’s your brand?” . . Rod and Custom . . . Chevrolet away!! . . . Burdett bomber . . . Susan Haughey My name isn't Sue!” . . . gumming in assembly . . . class pres. . . . vivacious . . . lucky the guy that gets Dick Hall little dab’ll do ya . . . booming bass . . . Davy Crockett U . . . The Shot Putter . . . everybody’s buddy . . . Pat Havens bursts of laughter . . . Grand Prix Queen . . . contacts . . . that black Volkswagen . . . N.H.S. . . . south of the border . . . Bill Henderson lease . . . aspiring basketball ace . . . future jockey? . . . unusual laugh . . . hamster hobbyist . . . Linda Hiller man over hill, over DALE . . . sympathetic ear . . . me Jane” . . . infectious laugh . . . official’s whistle . . . Pat Irish Queen over us all . . . F.N.A. pres. . . . serious student . . . petite package of determination . . . Dale Jaynes “me Tarzan” . . . mighty man on the track . . . “Gimme some vitiles!” . . . wherever he goes, she goes 20 Larry Jaynes flirty brown eyes . . . great guy . . . football ace . . . brown is the color of my love's true hair. . . . Victor Jennings Vic . . . lean, lanky and likeable . . . funny grin . . . hard worker . . . timid tiger . . . 1 I % Cheryl Kaminski look of innocence? . . . first to know the latest dance . . . “Everyone for himself!” . . . expect the unexpected Bob Kloppel hoop on garage . . . ready smile . . . slowly hut surely . . . basketball is his life . . . Linda Knapp smile that never fades . . . whiz with a paint brush . . . Dundee . . . that old pick-up truck . . . future school-marm . . . Dale Kress shock of red hair . . . devilish pranks . . . where the girls are . . . “Freckles!” . . . one of the eleven 22 Dave LaMoreaux smoke bombs . . . quiet? . . . honor guy . . . wild sum mers . . . card shark . . . eye for figures . . . Jeff Lawton Steve” . . . top salesman . . . mechanical mind . . . Indian beaded belt . . . mad scientist . . . Pam Lemak shy eyes . . . champion blusher . . . Pixie ... 7 touched Bobby Kennedy!” . . . Senecan staff . . . John Lemanowicz engaging grin . . . good pal . . . Butch . . . sorta quiet, sorta shy. . . tumbling locks . . . time on his hands . . . 23 Jeff Loid track star . . . gets around . . . young historian . . . hoop shooter . . . noble forehead . . . Dan Love future politician . . . Ivy Leaguer . . . Gold water glasses . . . “love 'em leave 'em . . . prankster . . . John Lyon with a Western air . . . boyish grin . . . charmingly unaffected . . . Rod and Custom . . . Burdett bomber Suzanne Marcin sparkling wit . . . “Oh, Sopp! ... a little French with her English . . . winning way about her . . . 24 Glen Mason super snooper . . . rival Romeo . . . sidewalk painter . cool, collected blonde . . . “Anchors A weigh . . . Bob Mowry sports afield . . . tall and dark . . . easy talker . . . sweet shop set . . . wolf with a sheepish grin . . . Sis Mathews shrieking violet! . . . future needle-plunger . . . cobblers companion . . . polka-dot pixie ... “I love to complain! . . . Gene Murphy cowboy hat and western style . . . quiet and serious ... crafty cranium . . . farming fanatic . . ■ mechanical mind . . . 25 Rene O'Grady When Irish eyes are smiling . . . sliding specs F.T.A. . . . friend to all . . . peppy sportster . . . Carol Owen accident prone . . . beauty and the brush . . . Pekingese pooch . . . Cleo look . . . eye lor hoys . . . Bob Pastore mighty midget . . . summer romances . . . jolly fisherman . . . elfin grin . . . never too early . . . Ed Parlett built-in Ferrari . . . twinkle-toes . . . wrestling warrior . . . motorcycle boots . . . Rod and Custom . . . 26 Jean Peck nicest thin ft in smallest package . . . Matt and Jeff . Candy Striper . . . Senecan second mate . . . Louie Peck sports cars . . . friendly . . . science hug . . . talkative . . . with a ready joke . . . Math Club . . . Rob Pierce Frahoni’s future meat cutter . . . shy? . . . refreshment manager in ’62 . . . where’s La Face’s? . . . Lois Phelps our tallest one . . . with a horse on a hill . . . sleepy eyes . . . future exec. sec. . . . paintbrush and pallet 27 Bonnie Pike With a song in her heart . . . Yorker Yankee . . . “Oh, Clarence!” . . . N.H.S. . . . Oklahoma! . . . Beth Robbins horsey set . . . Burdett gang . . . starry eyes . . . Projection Club sec ... 15 lb. Tabby . . . Gloria Pinto vivacious brunette . . . closetful of clothes . . . promoter of school spirit . . . penny-bright eyes . . . Ado Annie . . . Charlotte Robertson that Jaynes boy . . . Clairol client . . . equestrienne . . . Lavender Lover . . . future sec . . . 28 Mike Rowles Robin Hood . . . Irish tenor . temper, temper . . . Bowser! . Kathy Scaptura class Scrooge . . . low boiling point . . cute little lady bug . . . avid sports fan . . . . . future Phi! Hill . . . Patsy Rudy Roller Skating Champ . . . ups and downs small canine friends . . . Handy Andy around the house . . . Dancing Deb . . . A. . Schimizzi born skeptic . . . Viva Italia! . . . individualist . . . love 40 . . . shall recreate the Roman Empire . . . 29 Carl Sgrecci tall man . . . nose cracking down . . . Yorker V.P. . . . slush pump . . . industrious 4 H'er . . . Cherie Sheesley girls sports club . . . nobody knows the troubles I've seen” . . . Book Stampers Club . . . funny face . . . F.H.A. . . . 30 Bill Sheppard blushing blond . . . Great White Hunter . . . baseball batty . . . always the pursued . . . skinny pants . . . Alice Simmons s'cuse my French” . . . dancing fool . . . crazy over the “stars” . . . crazy giggle . . . ouch—that hurts1 . . . Val Smalley “Valnetta, not Valerie!” . . . MG . . . Kate Smith II . . . bongo drums . . . Let's play Cat's Cradle” . . . Donna Smith buttons and bows . . . one of Mr. Tolman's troubadours . . . “Aunt Donna” . . . typewriter at her side . . . 31 keeping up with the Smiths . . . “I’m the greatest! . . . woodsman . . . Mike Sopp My Favorite Marcin” . . . big tease . . . track trotter . . . dark and moody . . . “Mr. Troubles . . . Frank Spena Mr. Pocketsize . . . member of Mr. Perry's powerhouse . . . “wheeling beats walking! . . . dark curls 32 George Sproul “cook at Curley's . . . Oh, yea! . . . cars alias bombs . . . ace . . that innocent look? . . . John Stugart dark and mysterious ... on the w restling mat . . . use of sarcasm . . . barbells and dumb-bells . . . conservative smile . . Charlie Stevenson dark hair, dark eyes and a deep voice . . . happy trumpeter . . . quiet . . . When he has something to say— he says it! . . . A lice Switzer future temp, taker . . . scooter soccer champ. . . . hard working . . . fu i . . . Oh Great Scott! . . . Bonnie Switzer always reading . . . Can we play some music? . . . often shy . . . bright smile ... ‘7 wont! . . . 33 Marve Switzer “Swede” . . . football fury . . . cuddly cubby bear . . . Mr. Rossi—Jack hit me!” . . . contagious grin . . . Kim Teemley spaghetti straps . . . ”Arky” . . . flaxen feathers . . . Homecoming Princess . . . “call me irresponsible” . . . Dean Thompson square dance fan . . . “buggy, buggy, buggy” . . . can’t keep him off the farm . . . Craft’s Club . . . hankering for horses . . . 34 Tom Thorp trombone Tommy . , . “That’s great!” . . . chef at Curley’s . . . well-mannered ... on the football field . . . Sheryl Thurston Pike's Peak—get the point? . . . slow walk at Washington . . . smooth and sleek . . . flirty eyes . . . Marjorie Tousignant Margo . . . “Do I like the Beatles?!'’ . . . flair for the artistic . . . “Georgie . . . avid team rooter . . . Nancy VanAmburg cute, peppy cheerleader . . . never runs down . . . 'funny girl!” ... if it's crazy, she's behind it .. . O.K. kidsr. . . Juanita VanOstrand redhead temper? . . . gypsy earrings . . . tears and laughter ... 5' of spunk . . . keeps tabs on school-skippers . . . Ll.V f m Connie Voorheis diamond at the Ball . . . talkative . . . Future Homemakers . . . temper mental. . . girl's sports club . . . 35 - Allen Waugh ear-splitting grin . . . Projection Club . . . little black compact . . . twinkling eyes . . . T Bruce Welch smoke gets in your eyes” . . . deep bass . . . punctual? . . . krazy kook . . . laughing eyes . . . Helen Westervelt F.H.A. pres . . . driving delirium . . . Where the boy's are . . . delicate features . . . historical society . . . 36 Bill While shy smile ... up the hill at Odessa . . . twinkling eyes . . . devilish . . . saxaphonian . . . Jim Whiting roaming Romeo . . . our man at WFLR . . . white sails in the sunset . . . wacky wit . . . dribbling on the courts Judy Wiernicki “I'll never cut my hairr . . . Merit earner . . . our quiet one . . . intramural inciter . . . sweet and shy Ellen Wright at home on a horse . . . infectious giggle . . . Hector hay rides . . . Love ya! . . . The Fabulous Four Vicki Barnes prima ballerina . . . with a ready question . . . good mixer . . . mid-year arrival . . . icing on the cake . . . SENIOR TRIP exhilarating view from the Pencil . . . sunset on the Mall . . . lobby laughs—Ha Ha! . . . new feet on well-worn paths. 38 Curtain going up .. . sets set■ props propped . . . Broadway, here we come! SPOR TS 42 fighting spirit . . . mounting tension . . . wet towels . . victory and defeat . . . desire for competition. Brisk weather . . . gathering crowd . . . mounting enthusiasm . . . battling for victory . . . Head Coach . . ■ Doug Chamberlain A sst. . . . Pete Galatis 45 J.V. FOOTBALL AND CHEERLEADERS COACHES: Head Frosh—D. Rossi Head Varsity—D. Chamberlain Head J. V.—W. Barnes Faculty Manager—J. Lertiak thud of pigskin . . . flashing feet ... resounding roars . . . the goal is reached . . . 47 Property of Schuyler County Historical Society Montour Falls, N. Y. 14865 while a smaller edition . . . strives for perfection. 49 VARSITY BASKETBALL AND CHEERLEADERS Pete Galatis—Varsity Basketball Coach I 50 short n spunky . . . driving desire . . . they fight—in response to our cheers . . . . . . while those younger in years and experience reach for rehounds and respect. TRACK AND BASEBALL 54 Bill Barnes—Track Coach Ed Lindsay—Asst. Truck Coach Harold Mathews—J.V. Baseball Coach Math Department VARSITY AND J.V. WRESTLING twisted limbs . . . straining muscles . . . hard mat beneath . . . grappling for victory . . . Bill Perry—Wrestling Coach GOLF AND TENNIS 58 Major Coleman—Tennis Coach a measured swing ... in the rough and out of bounds JUNIORS next year's Lords and Ladies . . . 60 61 SOPHOMORES experiencing their first taste of scholarship . . . 62 63 FRESHMEN laying the foundation for the coming years . . 65 ACTIVITIES Prom corsages . . . intense concentration . ing reminiscences . . . heyday of youth . . the past now . . . BAND AND CHORUS Raymond Bailey—Band Director Music Department a symphony of silver tones, to start and end each day 69 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Ronald Ward—Advisor N.H.A. Guidance Department 70 torch bearing country-wide kinship searching for successors . . . junior politicians striving for betterment . . . STUDENT COUNCIL Milford Warner—Advisor Student Council Asst. Principal 71 STUDENT STANDARD STAFF 1965 SEN EC AN STAFF 72 David Rossi—Advisor 1965 Senecan Art Department approaching deadlines, rounds of work, pix cropping, anticipating finality journalists dabble in printer's ink . . . voices of the Glen youth of the present, probing the past, finding inspiration for the future . . . applying the 3rd K to discover the Y's . . . matching wits and wisdom, sustaining the first amendment . . . 74 DEBATE CLUB John Vangsnes-—Advisor Debate Club History Department 75 Joan Huston—Advisor F.H.A. Homemaking Department 76 78 DARKROOM STAFF David Rossi—Advisor Darkroom Staff Art Department FRENCH CLUB Lucy Viglione—Advisor French Club French Department exchanging their mother tongue for the romance of another . . . earning marks the strenuous way . . . preserving the present for the future . . . 79 GIRLS' SPORTS 80 wl m Margaret Estey—Advisor Intramurals Girls’ Physical Education 81 flying fingers . . . dittos and dictaphones . . . penning passes . . . branding books . . . SECRETARIAL CLUB Naomi Roberts—Advisor Secretarial Club Commercial Department 82 LIBRARY COUNCIL 83 84 some show us the world on a small white square ... a few find it in a tiny box . . . while many bear the lamp of learning, desiring to kindle minds . . . PROJECTION CLUB John Rowles—Advisor Projection Club Science Department FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Milford Warner—Advisor Radio Club Asst. Principal 85 SPORTS CAR CLUB Joan Huston—Advisor Sports Car Club Homemaking Department speeding wheels . . . pounding hammers . . . camshafts and intake manifolds . . . CRAFTS CLUB Dominic Giambo—Advisor Crafts Club Industrial Arts Department 86 LETTER MEN 88 Joe Lefnak—Adv. Athletics Department Francis Blake Jack Terry Principal Gertrude Hark ness Vera Adesso FACULTY Majorie Clawson Bertha Snyder Ann Woodworth Elaine Webster Patricia Sheridan Joseph Crownover Arthur Curry Edith Baines zl____ 90 Norma Macri Irene Gillette Margaret O'Grady Jean Gould Elaine Stevens Joan Vale sente Elizabeth Burpee Harold Mathews Marie Bailey Mary Babcock Frank Steber 91 Irving Goodrich Supt. of Schools Mary Chapman SENIOR DIRECTOR Y AMEIGH. CAROLYN F.H.A. I, 2. 3. 4 treas., Project Chairman; Library Council 4. ARCANGELI. JACK Intramurals I. 2. 3; Crafts 2: Football 7. 2. 3, 4 capt.; Track I. 2, 3. 4; Wrestling 2. 3 capt . 4; Senior Play 4. ARCETSINGER. G ETCH IE Intramurals I. 2. 3; French 3; Student Stand-ard I. 2. 3. 4 editor; Student Council I; Cheerleading I, 2. 3. 4; Concert Band I. 2, 3. 4; Senior Play 4. BALE. PAT F.T.A. 1, 2. 3, 4. N.H.S. 3, 4 treas.; French Club I. 2; Seminar 4; Daisy Chain 3; Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band I, 2. 3. 4; Yearbook 2. 3. 4; D.A.R. Award 4; All-Stale Band 4; Class Secretary . 2. 3. 4; Youth County 3; Senior Play 4. BARBER. ANN F.H.A. I. 2. 3. 4; Library Council 3. 4; Daisy Chain 3; Senior Play 4. BEATTIE. CHUCK Intramurals 3. 4; Crafts 2. 3; Rod and Custom 1. 2. 3. 4; Sports Car 4. BECKHORN. UNDA Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4; F.T.A. 4; Biology 2 sec.; Library Council 3; Yorkers 2. 3. 4; Daisy-Chain 3; Concert Band I. 2. 3. 4; Pep Band I. 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4. BELL. KAY F.H.A. I. 2. 3. 4. BERRY. SANDY Intramurals 2. 3. 4; F.H.A. 4; F.N.A. 3; Library Council 4; Yorkers 2. 3. 4; Daisy Chain Senior Play 4; Chorus 2. 3. 4; Youth County BIAGETTI. CARL Intramurals 3. 4; N.H.S. 3. 4; French Club 3; Lettermen 4 sec.; Student Standard 4; Seminar 4; Baseball 2, 3. 4; International Night 2; Boys' State 4; Elks Merit 4; Senior Play 4; Youth County 3. BIAGETTI. JO ANNE Intramurals 4; F.T.A. 2. 3. 4. Crafts I; Student Standard 2; Yorkers 4; Youth County 3. BIANCO. ANITA LOUISE Intramurals I. 3. 4; F.H.A. I. 2. 3. 4; Library Council 2. 3. 4; Daisy Chain 3; Senior Play BIANCO. BUTCH Football I. 2. 3. 4; Basketball I; Track 2; Baseball I; Senior Play 4; Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4; Lettermen I. 2. 3. 4. BORZELL. ANGIE F.T.A. 2. 3. 4; Library Council 3, 4; Yorkers 7. 2 hist.; 3 hist.. 4 hist.; Daisy Chain 3; Concert Band I. 2. 3. 4; Pep Band J. 2. 3. 4; Senior Play 4. BUCK. MIDGE Intramurals 2. 3. 4; N.H.S. 3. 4; Student Standard 2. 3; Student Council 2. 3. 4; Officials 3. 4; Seminar 4; International Night 2; Concert Band 2. 3. 4 Pep Band 2. 3, 4; Yearbook 3. 4 editor; Girls' State 4; Senior Play 4; Youth County 3. BURGESS. TOM Lettermen 3. 4 treas.; Football 3. 4; Baseball 2. 3, 4; Wrestling 3. 4. BURBANK. SHIRLEY F.H.A. I. 2. 3. 4; Library Council 4; Daisy (hain 3; Senior Play. CHEROCK. JOHN Intramurals 4; Lettermen 4; Football 2; Baseball 2; Senior Play 4. CHEROCK. PATTI JO Intramurals 4; F.N.A. I. 2. 3. 4; Yorkers I. Daisy Chain 3; Senior Play 4. CHICONE. MICKEY Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4; Student Standard 2. 3. 4; Daisy Chain 3; Senior Play 4. CICCONE. JIM Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4; Art Club 2. 3; Letter-men 2. 3; Stamp A Coin 3; Football 7, 2; Baseball 7, 2; Senior Play 4; Basketball COLUNIO. BILL Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4; Lettermen I. 2. 3. 4 vp; Class Business Manager I; Football I, 2. 3; Basketball I. 2. 3 capt., 4 capt.; Baseball 7. 2. 3. 4 capt. COMPTON. MARY Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4; Secretarial Club 4. Daisy Chain 3; Youth County 3. CONTI. SANTE Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4; Lettermen 3. 4; Basketball I; Baseball I. CORNISH. LOREN Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 2. 4; Track 7 3. CORWIN. BARBARA F.H.A. 3. 4; Library Council I. 2. 3. 4; Chorus CULLEN. NANCY Intramurals 7. 4; F.T.A. 7. 2. 3; F.N.A. 4; Daisy Chain 3; Chorus I. 2. 3. 4 Youth County 3; Senior Play 4. DECKER. BUTCH Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4. capt. (1-4); Art Club 2. 3; Lettermen 7. 2; Protection Club 3; Stamp A Coin 3; Football 1. 2; Basketball 7. 2. 3; Baseball 7. 2; Physical Fitness Program 3; Attendance Award 2. DECKER. PEGGY F.T.A. 4; F.N.A. 1, 2 pres.. 3 pres.; N.H.S. 3, 4 pres.; French Club I sec.. 2 sec ; Art Club I; Math Club 3; Student Council 2 sec.; International Night 2; Yearbook 4; Dutton S. Peterson Good Citizenship Award 3; Class Vice President . 3. 4. Youth County 3; A.C. Munson Mathematics Award 3. DEDOMINICK. JOE Intramurals 7. 2. 3. 4; French Club I; Letter-men 2. 3. 4; Basketball I. 2. 3. 4. Baseball 7. 2. 3. 4; Boys' State 4 Class Vice President 2; Youth County 3. DEERY. DIANE Intramurals 2. 3. 4; F.T.A. I. 2. 3; Girls’ Crafts Club 7; Student Standard 2; Daisy-Chain 3; Cheerleading 2. 4; Concert Band I. 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 7. 3; Yearbook 3; Field Day 2. 3; Senior Play 4; Band Day I, 2. 3. 4 DEMPSEY. BETTY Intramurals 3. 4; F T.A. I. 2; Secretarial Club 3. 4; Student Standard 2; Concert Band I. 2. 3. 4; Pep Band I. 2. 3. 4; Band Day I. 2. 3; Senior Play 4; Graduation Usher 3. DIAMONDSTONE. BARRY Intramurals I. 2; Biology Club 2; French Club I. 2. 3; Lettermen 4. Student Standard 2. 3. 4; Stamp A Coin 3; Tennis 3. 4; International Night 2; Yearbook 3. 4; Youth County 3; Senior Play 4. DIBBLE. DICK N.H.S. 3. 4; Biology Club 2; Math Club 3; Student Council 2; Stamp A Coin 2 pres.; Yorkers I. 2; International Night 2; National Merit Letter of Commendation 4; Youth County 3. DOANE. SANDY Intramurals I. 2. 3; F.N.A. 7. 2. 3 reporter. 4; Daisy Chain 3; Senior Play 4. DONNELL. LINDA N.H.S. 3. 4 Secretarial Club 3. 4; Protection Club 4; Yorkers I. 2, 3. 4 pres., district treas.; Chorus 7. 2. 3. 4; Youth County 3; Senior Play ELY. MARIE Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4; F T A. 2. 3. 4; Yorkers 2. 3. 4; Concert Band 1.2. 3. 4; Pep Band 7. 2. 3. 4; Senior Play 4. FANTON. JOYCE Intramurals . 4; Chorus . 2. 3; Senior Play 4. F.N.A. I. Secretarial Club 4; Library Council I. 2. 3. 4 sec. FENNELL. TOM Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4; Art Club 3; Senior Play 4; Football 1; Baseball 7. 2. FRANZESE. LARRY Intramurals I. 2 capt.; Football 7. 2. 3; Tennis I. 3. 4; Track 2; Concert Band 4. All State Chorus 4; Current Exents Club 4; Senior Play 4; Chorus. GAGE. LEE Intramurals I. 2. 3; Biology Club 2; French Club 3; Lettermen 4; Football 7. 4; Tennis 2. 3; Track 4; Radio Club 2. GAIGE. JOYCE F.T.A. 3, 4; N.H.S. 3. 4; Biology Club 2; Yorkers I. 2. 3. 4 treas.; Daisy Chain 3; International Night 2; Concert Band I. 2. 3. 4; Pep Band I. 2. 3. 4; Senior Play 4; Youth County GANUNG. CATHY Intramurals 2. 3. 4; F.T.A. 1. 2. 3 p.. 4; Art Club I. 2 sec.; Student Council 3. 4 pres.. Daisy Chain 3; Senior Play 4 GAY. MARY ANN Intramurals 2. 3. 4; F.H.A. 4 hist.; Library Council 3. 4; Daisy Chain 3; Chorus 2. 3; Senior Play 4. GEIER. VRONI French Club 4 pres.; Student Standard 4; Student Council 4; Yearbook 4; American Field Service Exchange Student from Zurich. Switzerland. GIBSON. JERRY Intramurals 7. 2. 3; Football I. 2. 3; Baseball I. 2. 3. 4; Sports Car Club I. 2; Senior Play 4; Crafts Club I. 2; Student Council 7, 2. GILBERT, JANICE Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4; Library Council 2. 3, 4; Daisy Chain 3. GILES. BRUCE Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4; Track 2. GOULD. RALPH Biology 3; Lettermen 4; Protection 2. 3, 4; Stamp A Coin 2; Yorkers I. 4; Football 3 4 Track 3. GRAHAM. NANCY' Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4; Secretarial Club 3. 4; Library Council 2: Student Standard 2; Officials • Field Day 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Graduation Usher 3; Chorus. GREUBER. JIM Intramurals 1. 2. 3; Senior Play 4. Rod A Custom I; Lettermen 2. 3. 4; Crafts Club 2; Football I. 2; Wrestling 4. GRIZENKO. PAUL Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4; Football I. 2. 3, 4; Track 7, 2. 3 capt.. 4. GUNNING, CLAIR Crafts Crafts Club I. 2; Rod A Custom I. 2. 3. 4; Sports Car Club 4; Intramurals 2. 4 HALL. DICK Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4; Lettermen 7, 2. 3. 4 pres.; Crafts Club 2; Track 7. 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 2. 4 capt. HAUGHEY, SUSAN Intramurals 7. 2. 3. 4; F.T.A. I. 2. 3. 4; Student Standard 3. 4; Student Council 4; Officials 3. 4; Daisy Chain 3; Cheerleading 7. 2; Senior Play 4; Class President 4. HAVENS. PAT Intramurals I. 3, 4; F.T.A. 4; F.N.A. I. 2 92 sec.. 3; N.H.S. 3 sec.. 4; French Club 2; Student Council 2. 3 v.p.; Youth County officer 3; Current Events A Debate Club 4; Senior Play 4; Foreign Exchange Student to South America 3. HENDERSON. BILL Intramurals I, 2. 3. 4; French Club I; Letter-men I, 2. 3. 4; Football I; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Youth County 3. HILLLRMAN. UNDA Intramurals I cap!., 2 cap!.. 3 capt.. 4 capt.; h H A. 2. 3, 4 v.p.; Library Council 3. 4 pres.; Officials 3, 4; Daisy Chain 3; Chorus 2, 3. 4; Field Day 3. 4; Senior Play 4. IRISH. PAT Intramurals I. 2, 3. 4; F.N.A. 2. 3, 4 pres.; N.H.S. 3. 4; Crafts I; Daisy Chain 3; Cheerleading 2. 3, 4; Majorette I; Concert Band I. 2. 3. 4; Youth County 3; Field Day 2. 3. JAYNES, DALE Intramurals I. 2, 3. 4; Lellermen I. 2. 3. 4; Crafts 4 v.p.; Projection I, 2. 3. 4; Football I. 2, 3. 4; Track I, 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 3. 4 capt.; Field Day 3. 4; Senior Play 4. JAYNES. LARRY Intramurals I, 2. 3. 4; Lettermen 2, 3. 4; Crafts 2; Football I. 2. 3. 4; Basketball I; Senior Play 4. JENNINGS. VICTOR Intramurals I. JOHNSON. BOB Intramurals I. 2, 3, 4; Lettermen 2. 3. 4; hoot-ball I; Basketball I, 2; Baseball I. 2. 3. 4. JOHNSON. ROSEMARY Intramurals I. 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 2. 3. 4; N.H.S. 3. 4; French ; Officials 3, 4; Daisy Chain 3; Elmira Ct llege Key 3; Senior Play 4; Field Day 2; Youth County 3. KAMINSKI. CHERYL Intramurals I. 2, 3, 4; Art Club I; Library Council 3; Chorus; Senior Play 4. Kl.OPPEL. BOB Intramurals I, 2, 3. 4; Biology Club 2; Stamp A Coin 3; Yorkers I; Football I; Basketball 3, 4; Baseball I; Tennis I; Youth County 3. KNAPP. LINDA F.T.A. I. 2. 3 sec., 4; N.H.S. 3. 4 sec.; Yearbook 3; Senior Play 4; Youth County 3; Student Council I, 4; Math Club 3; French Club 2; Art Club I. 2. 3 sec. KRESS. DALE Intramurals I, 2, 3. 4; Lettermen 2. 3. 4; Football I, 2. 3. 4. LAMOREAVX. DAVE N H.S. 3. 4 v.p.; Math Club 3; Student Council I; Track I; Concert Band I, 2, 3. 4; Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Boys' Slate 3; Cornell Band Day I. 2. 3. 4; Senior Play. LAWTON. JEFF Biology Club 2; Boys' Stale 3. LEMAK. PAM Intramurals I; F.T.A. 4; F.N.A. 2, 3; French Club 2. 3; Student Standard 2. 3; Yearbook 4; Senior Play 4. LEMANOWICZ. JOHN LOID. JEFF Intramurals 2. capt. 3, 4; Biology 2; Lettermen 4; Crafts 3; Yorkers 2. 4; PasketbaU 2. 4; Track 3. 4. LOVE. DAN Intramurals I. 2, 3. 4; Lettermen I. 2, 3, 4; Student Council I, 2. 3; Football I, 2. 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; International Night 2; Class President I. 2. 3; Senior Play 4; Youth County 3. LYONS. JOHN Intramurals I. 2, 3. 4; Lettermen 4; Crafts 2; Baseball 2. 4; Rod and Custom 3 sec.; Senior Play 4. MARCIN. SUZANNE F.T.A. I. 2. 3. 4; N.H.S. 3. 4; French Club 2; Art I. 2, 3; Student Council 3, 4; Daisy Chain 3; International Night 2; Youth County 3; Senior Play 4. MASON. GLEN Art 3; Concert Band I. 2. MATHEWS. SIS F.N.A. I. 2 vp., 3. 4; Daisy Chain 3; Senior Play 4; Chorus I. 2. 3. 4. MOWRY. BOB Intramurals I. 2. 3. MURPHY. GENE Crafts Club 3, 4. O’GRADY. ‘RENE Intramurals 3. 4; F.T.A. , 2 hist., 3, 4; Daisy Chain 3; International Night 2; Concert Band I. 2. 3. 4: Pep Band I. 2. 3. 4; Youth County 3. OWEN. CAROL Intramurals 4; F.T.A. 2. 3; Art , 2 vp., 3 pres.; Daisy Chain 3; Yearbook 2, 4; Sports Car Club 3 sec. PARLETT. ED Intramurals 3. 4; Football I; Rod and Custom I, 2. 3, 4. PA ST ORE. BOB Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 capt. PECK. JEAN Intramurals I, 2. 3. 4; F.N.A. I. 2. 3, 4; Student Standard I; Daisy Chain 3; Concert Band I. 2. 3. 4; Pep Band I. 2. 3. 4; Yearbook 4 Senior Play 4. ECK. LOUIS ntramurals 2, 3; Biology 2 vp.; Math 3, 4; Tennis 2; Track 3. 4; Sports Car Club I. 3 p.. 4 vp.; Engineer’s Day 2. 3. 4; Senior Play 4. PHELPS. LOIS Intramurals I, 2. 3. 4; Secretarial Club 3. 4 sec.; Yorkers I. 2, 4; Daisy Chain 3; Chorus 3. 4. PIERCE, ROB Senior Play 4; Yorkers I; Intramurals I. 3. PIKE. BONNIE F.T.A. I, 2. 3. 4; N.H.S. 3. 4; Yorkers 3. 4; Daisy Chain 3; Seminar 4; Yearbook 4; Chorus I. 2, 3, 4; Youth County 3; Senior Play 4. PINTO. GLORIA Intramurals I, 2. 3, 4; F.T.A. 2, 3; Yorkers I; Officials Club 3. 4; Daisy Chain 3; Cheerleader I. 2. 3. 4; Field Day 2. 3. 4; Senior Play 4. ROBBINS. BETH Secretarial Club 3. 4 vp.; Projection Club 4; Yorkers I sec., 2. 3. 4; Daisy Chain 3; International Night 2; Chorus 4; Youth County 3; Senior Play 4. ROBERTSON. CHARLOTTE Secretarial Club 3. 4; Daisy Chain 3; Yearbook I; Senior Play 4; Chorus I, 2. 3. 4. ROWLES, MIKE intramurals 2. 3; Lettermen 2. 3. 4; Football 3; Basketball I, 2. 3. 4; Tennis I. 2. 3. 4; Sports Car Club I. 2. 3; Chorus I, 2; 3. 4; All Slate Chorus 2, 4. RUDY. PATSY Intramurals 4; F.N.A. I. 2. 3. 4; Chorus I, 2; Senior Play 4. SCAPTURA. KATHY Intramurals 4; F.T.A. . 2. 3 hist.; French Club I, 2. 3; Student Council 2. 3; Daisy Chain 3; Class Treasurer 3. 4; Senior Play 4. SCHIMIZZI. A. J. French Club I. 2. 3, 4; Seminar 4; Tennis I, 2. 3 capt., 4; International Night I; Boys Slate 4; Youth County 3; Senior Play 4. SCIORE. LUCIA F.T.A. I, 2. 3. 4; Art 2; Crafts I; Yorkers 2: International Night 2; Yearbook 4; Senior Play 4. SGRECCI. CARL N.H.S. 3. 4; Stamp and Coin Club 2; Yorkers I. 2. 3. 4 vp.; Concert Band I. 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Youth County 3. SHEESLEY. CHER IE Intramurals 3, 4; F.H.A. I, 2 hist.. 3, 4; Li- brary Council 3. 4; Daisy Chain 3; Senior Play 4. SHEPPARD. BILL Intramurals I. 2. 3, 4; Biology 2; Lettermen 3; Yorkers LBasebaU I. 2. 3. 4; International Night 2; Youth County 3; Senior Play 4. SICK. TOM Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4; Lettermen 3; Wrestling 2. 3. SIMMONS. ALICE Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4; F.H.A. 2, 3. 4; Library Council 1.2.3 pres.. 4: Daisy Chain 3: Senior Play 4. SMALLEY. VAL Intramurals I, 2. 4; FHA 4; Library Council 3, 4; Chorus I. 2. 3. 4; Senior Play 4. SMITH. DONNA Secretarial Club 3. 4; Daisy Chain 3; Chorus I, 2. 3. 4. SMITH. JOE Intramurals 2; Biology 2; Lettermen 4; Stamp and Coin 2. 3 p.; Yorkers I. 2. 3. 4; Football 1. 2 co-capt.. 3, 4; Baseball . 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 4. SOPP. MIKE Intramurals I. 2. 3, 4; Art . 2; Lettermen I, 2. 3. 4; Crafts Club 2. 3; Stamp and Coin Club I, 2; Yorkers I; Football I, 2, 3; Track 3. 4; Wrestling 3; Sports Car Club 3. SPENA, FRANK Intramurals 2. 3; Lellermen 3. 4; Wrestling 2. 3. 4; Track I. SPROUL. GEORGE Intramurals I; Basketball 2; Rod and Custom 2. 3 pres., 4 pres.; Sports Car Club 3. 4 pres.; Concert Band , 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 3. 4; Senior Play 4. STEVENSON. CHARLES STUGART. JOHN Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4; Football 4; Track 2. 3, 4; Wrestling 2. 3. 4. SWITZER. ALICE Intramurals 2, 3. 4; F.N.A. 3. 4 vp.; Biology 2; Math Club 3: Yorkers 3. 4 sec.; International Night 2; Concert Band I, 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 2. 3. 4 sec.; Youth County 3. SWITZER. BONNIE Concert Band 2, 3. 4; Pep Band 2. 3; Chorus I. 2. 3. 4. SWITZER. MARVE Intramurals I, 2. 3. 4; Lettermen I, 2. 3. 4; Crafts Club J. 2; Football I. 2. 3. 4; Track I. 2: Wrestling 2. 3; Senior Play 4. TEEM LEY. KIM Intramurals I. 2, 3. 4; F.N.A. 4; Student Standard 2; Daisy Chain 3. THOMPSON. DEAN Intramurals I. 2, 3 capt.. 4; Crafts Club 3; Field Day 2. 3. THORP. TOM Intramurals I; Biology 2; French I. 2. 3. 4; Math 3; Student Standard 4; Football 3; Track I; International Night 2; Concert Band I. 2. 3. 4; Pep Band I. 2. 3. 4; Youth County Officer 3; Senior Play 4; Radio Club 3; Letter of Commendation by National Merit Test 4; Allstate 4. THURSTON. SHERYL Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4; Secretarial Club 3. 4; Crafts Club I; Student Council 2; Daisy Chain 3. TOUSIGNANT. MARJORIE F.T.A. I; Art 3; Student Standard 2. 3; Daisy Chain 3; Chorus I, 2. 3. 4. VANAMBURG. NANCY Intramurals 2. 3, 4; Crafts Club I; Student Standard 2; Student Council 3; Yorkers I; Cheerleading I. 2. 3, 4 capt.; Senior Play 4; Field Day 3; Girls Track 3. 4. VANOSTRAND. JUANITA Senior Play 4. 93 VOORHEIS. CONNIE Iniramurals I. 2. 3. 4; F.H.A. 2. 3, 4; Art I, 2; Library Council 1,2.3, 4. VOORHEIS. PAUL Crafts Club 2. 3; Yorkers I; Football 3. WAUGH. ALLEN Intramurals I. 2; Crafts Club 3; Projection Club 2, 3: Track 3; Concert Band I, 2; Wrestling 3: Sports Car Club 1,2.3. WELCH. BRUCE Crafts Club I; Chorus I. 2. 3, 4: Senior Play 4. WESTERVELT. HELEN F.H.A. 2. 3 sec., 4 pres. A District Sec.: Yorkers I pres., 2 sec., 3 sec., 4. WHITE, BILL French Club 2: Student Council I; Concert Band I. 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 3. 4. WHITING. JIM Iniramurals 4; Biology 2 pres.; French Club I. 2. 3. 4; Student Standard 2. 3, 4; Basketball I. 2. 3. 4: Track I: Concert Band 3. 4: Pep Band 3. 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Boys' State 4; Youth County 3. WIERNICKI, JUDY Iniramurals I. 2. 3. 4; F.N.A. 4; Art 2; Math Club 3; Student Council I; International Night 2; Merit Scholarship-Letter of Commendation; Youth County 3. WRIGHT. ELLEN Daisy Chain 3: Senior Play 4. BARNES. VICKI F.N.A. 2. 3, 4; Art 3, 4 p.; Yearbook 4. Chorus I. 2. 3. 4; Foreign Exchange 4; Girls Athletic Assoc. 4; Senior Play 4 CLASS and ACTIVITIES DIRECTORY VARSITY MAJORETTES Top p. 44 M. Pinto. P. Johnson. K. Howard-captain. M. Hendrickson. R. Ciprich VARSITY FOOTBALL Bottom pp. 44-45 Row I: S. De Dominick. B, Snyder, D. Jaynes. J. ArcangeU. L. Kennedy, S. Green. Row 2: D. Cherock, L. Hurd. L. Jaynes. B. Bianco, D. Kress. J. Cherock. C. Doane. Row 3: P. Galatis, J. Lemak, J. Smith. J. Stugart, M. Switzer. P. Grizenko, A. Davis. R. Gould. J. Durland. D. Walsh. D. Wilbur. G. Voorheis. L. Gage. D. Love. T. Burgess. D. Chamberlain J. V. CHEERLEADERS pp. 46-47 B Love. J. Seraphme. S. Andrews. L. Scaptura, P. Bianco. M Haughey J. V. CHEERLEADERS pp. 46-47 Bottom: B. Love. S. Tripp. P. Bianco. M. J. Haughey. Standing: J. Seraphine. C. Scaptura J. V. FOOTBALL Top pp. 46-47 Row I: J. Hall. R. Simpson. D. Laughlin, J. Simpson. B. Spena. Row 2: W. Bennet. B. Spencer. B. Thompson, P. Wilsey. D. Bauman. M. Chiccone, B. Ray. Row 3: L. Eggersdorf, G. West. B. Martin. K. Erni. F. VanHorn. F. Simpson. D. McClure, G. Smith. R. Templer. B Barnes FRESHMAN FOOTBALL p. 48 Row I: R. Smith. J. Elkins. B. Decker, R. Teeter. J. Rossi. Row 2: M. Landry. B. Minichello. B. Wisner. F. Pangallo, J. Gage, M. Coolican. P. Argetsinger. J. Vickio. S. Caslln. Row 3: D. Rossi. R. Jaynes. B. Smagner. B. Bailey, H. Dillmore, B. Sheesley, L. Caldwell. B. Chens. R. Steber, S. LaFever. E. Lindsey FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Bottom pp. 48-49 C. Combs, Co-capt.; D. Rossi, D. Kelley, Coach; D. Bacille. Coach; J. Andrews. Capt. S. Whitney. J. Beligoti. C. Singleton, C. Combes, J. Andrews. G. Peck. K. Colunio. D. Kelley VARSITY CHEERLEADERS P. 50 N. Van Amburg, P. Irish. R. Biagetti. M. Argetsinger. D. Deery. S. Adams. G. Pinto VARSITY CHEERLEADERS p. 51 G. Pinto, R. Biagetti, M. Argetsinger, S. Adams. D. Deery. P. Irish. N. Van Amburg VARSITY BASKETBALL pp. 50-51 Row I: D. Cooligan, W. Colunio, L. Hurd. D. Cherock. W. Henderson, A. Davis. Row 2: G. Voorheis. M. Rowles, B. Kloppel, J. Laid. Coach Galatis. J. DeDominick. J. Whiting. D. Love J. V. BASKETBALL pp. 52-53 Row I: N. Ward. R. Smith. M. Coolican. J. Gage. D. Galge, B Ray. Row 2: B. Culligan, J. Odessa, R. Jaynes, K. Erny, B. Bailey, B. Smagner. L. DeSarno, Coach Ixtughlin, B. Spencer TRACK pp. 54-55 Row I: I). Lo e. P Grizenko. H. Dillmore. J. Durland, D. Jaynes. Row 2: Mr. Lindsay, D. Germach. L. Cornish. B. Lovell. A. Voorheis. B Decker, B. Spencer. F. Spena, G. Hendrickson. L. Hurd. B Snyder, C. Franzeze. Standing: D. Hall. M. Sopp. B. Simpson. G. Voorheis. N. Ward. L. Peck. J. Stugart, Coach Barnes BASEBALL Top Right p. 55 Sitting: J. Adesso, L. DeSarno. F. Pangallo. Standing: B. Bailey, M. Coolican. B. Smagner, B Culligan. P. Simile Middle p. 55 G. Smith. D. Bowman. R. Smith. B Willsey, L. Eggersdorf. J. Hall, It. Mathews Bottom Right p. 55 Silling: J. Cherock. G. Hoagiand. C. Doane, J. Smith. G. Gascon. D. Cherock. J. DeDominick. C. Chiacchierinl. Standing: B. Colunio. D. Coolican, L. Craeber. S. Green. J. Lyons, T. Burgess. A. Davis. C. Biagetti WRESTLING p. 57 Row I: A. Jennings. F. Spena, D. Jaynes. C. Franzese, B. Wilsey, G. West, Coach Lemak, S. LeFeure, J. Stugart, J. Smith, S. Green. M Switzer. J. Arcangeli. Coach Perry WRESTLING p. 57 J. Hall. Coach Perry, B. Mcllroy, B Drake. B Simpson WRESTLING p. 57 B Simpson, Coach Perry, J. Hall GOLF AND TENNIS Top p. 58-59 J. Ellison. M. Rowles. B. Diamondstone. L. Franzese, A. Schimizzi p. 59 D. Givens. M. Carey Middle p. 58 B Dill JUNIORS Top left p. 60 D. Baccile. B Horner, J. Gage. M. Coon, B. Hall. J. Westervelt, P. Macri, P. Johnson. J. Brew, C. Wakemun, S. Steber, D. Mangus, B Black. L. Porter. B. Dill. P. Berry Bottom p. 60 Front row: D. Cherock, M. Chapman, K. Givens, R. Bailey, M. Hendrickson. A. Davis, C. Doane, M. Flood. S. Wood, K. Howard. R. Biagetti, J. Voorhees, K. White, R. McKee, P. Stugart. D. Richardson. Back row: S. Adams, S. Kress, S. Arnold. J. Smith, It. Hines, D. Wilbur. D. Kelly, W. Mosher. B Cranston M. Donnell. C. Chiacchierini 94 Top p. 61 Front row: C. Franzesr, P. Cillty. D. Ayers, J. Semskl, J. Eggersdorf. C. Usher, J Hyslop. C. Whitney. A. Grizenko, S. Green. B. House. 2nd row: J. McKenty. A. Dennison. J. loloria, J. Bedient, G. House worth. Ird row: D. Orcull. 5. Strong. J. Westervelt. H. Russell. J. Ellison, D. Boyce, E LeShure. G. Voorheis, D. Coollcan Middle p. 61 I Graeher, .. Bond. L. Kennedy. R Teed. I). Whiling. L. Weed. J. Mikmty, T. Wolxerton, T. Conipese. L. Homan. R, Foote. J. Norman. V Hopper. C. Robinson, J. Beard. S. Dean Bottom p. 61 J Durlund. N. Andrews. L. Hurd. B. Snyder. S. Voorhees Bottom rt. p. 61 5 Sc plura. G. Gascon. A. Voorhees, C. Flahlve. I). Grover SOPHOMORES Top Right p. 62 I) Dunbar, O. Stamp. D. Chiccone. D. Briggs. J. Doolittle, M Mugenoi. J. Holt. D. Hannan Middle p. 62 I. Hodge. R. Tern pier. B Marlin. M. Haughey Top Left, p. 62 M Gould. D Cermak Middle p. 62 S Compese, P. Thorpe. L. Dunham, V. Weed. M. Lachut, J. Robbins. W. ttennet, B Morgan, R. Woodward. D. Fraboni. B. Spencer. B. Lyons. C. Van Duzer Top p. 6.1 M Coleman, R. Sutler, D. Hannan. S. Miller, B. Spena. D. Luughlin, K Warner. B Willsey, A. Jennings. P. Baccile, B. Ray. J. Chapman. C. Knapp, K. Donnell, D. Heath, R. Root. R. Smith. K. H or pur, S. Pratt. P. Jackson. J. Palmer Bottom Left. p. 62 G. Hoagland, P. Bianco. D. VanDyke, C. Edkin. P. McCarthy. D. White. F. VanHorn, C. Scaptura, S. Rockwell. J. Adesso. M LaPre. R. Townsend. S. Moser. S. Slandish. D. Bauman, S. Giles. R. Sabatini, B Human. R. Dibble FRESHMAN Top Right p. 64 Row I: R. Bauman. B. Wisner. H. Roberts. D. Keegan. J. Baluco, E. Dunbar. K Wasln, M. Marlin. B. Townsend. C. Murphy, F. Stage, S. luughlin. S. Paslore. J. Burl. M Beckhorn. M. Ameigh. D. Graves. Row 2: S. Ciccone. D. Berry. B. Decker, D. Keegan. G. West, J. Gaige. S. LaFexer. B. Smagner. K. Voorheis. B. Dunbar, S. Houck. J. Seraphine Bottom p. 64 Row I: J. Vickio, T. Tillman. M. Pinto. K. Gousen, M. Carey, F. Pangello, L. Knapp. S. Whitney. J. Hopper. M. Miracle. L. Bartone. B. Minicello. C. Singleton. K. Franzese. S. Dean. E. Eggersdorf, R. Sopp, K. Bennett. D. Rapilee Top Left p. 64 Row I: J. Smith. P. Ayers. R. Sabatini. R. Cure, P. Carpenter. J. Sheppard. V. Forker. L. Updike, B. Waltermyer, L. DeSarno, N. Stenburg. J. Osborn. K. Miller. D. Wallers Top Left p. 65 Row I: Y. Nicholas, R. Kelly, S. Bedient, L. Denison. B. Field. B. Pratt. Row 2: F. Sabatini. L. Eggersdorf, L. Newbury, D. Gaige, J. Andrews. C. Corwin. R. Ciprich, R. Steber, B. Bailey. Row S: B. Mcllroy, G. Eastman. K. Peck. S. Tripp. W. Wake men. R. Smith, C. Houseworth, M. Landry. J. Caslin. S. Harmis Top Right p. 65 Row I: „ Personius. P. Colunlo. C. Belanger. Row 2: H. Zahner. B. Lose. B. Bond. Row J: D. Baldwin. K. Hurd. E. Pratt. B. Cross. P. Heath. Row 4: B. Edminister Bottom p. 65 Row I: D. Barber, N. Belanger. J. Eggersdorf, R. Smith. Row 2: A. Raddiffe, K. Scott. S. Tempter, M. Boyce, N. Parks, S. Simiele. M. Coolican, L. Henrickson. Row 3: D. Franzese, M. West, E. Dickens. S. Ciccone. R. Phelps. Row 4: B. Kingsley. P. Argelsinger. D. Givens. B. Culligan, O. Kerns. Row 5: B. Teeter, S. Caslin. L. Lunduski. T. Hunter. T. Camrigan BAND Top pp. 68-69 Row I: N. Parks. S. Dean, C. Whitney, S. Whitney, H. Roberts, G. Argelsinger, N. Slenberg. J. Burte. P. Bale. D. Deery. K. Warner, M. Magenol, K. Howard. J. Andrews. M. Beckhorn, J. Personius. R Woodward. R. Bailey. Row 2: T. Arnold. T. Compese. T. Thorp. B. White. D. LuMoreaux. B. Bailey, R. Steber, R. Sutler. H. Dunbar. L. Lunduski, N. Ward. S. Wood, L. Franzese, B. Bond. D. Smith, B. Minichiello, L. DeSarno. Row 3: B. Horner. J. Peck, R O'Grady, M. Buck. J. Gaige. L. Beckhorn. A. Denison. J. Smith. A. Borzell, B. Dempsy. A. Switzer. B. Switzer. B Hoose, B. Snyder. S. Steber. C. VanSkixer. D. Wilkinson. Row 4: P. Argelsinger, J. Elkins. P. Macri, B. Snyder, J. Beard. J. Personius. . Clanton. C. Stevenson. J. Palmer, G. Voorheis. C. Sgreccl. R. Sabatini. P. Simiele. S. Compese. J. Doolittle, J. Chapman CHORUS Middle p. 68 Row I: M. Maricle, B Townsend. A. Raddiffe, K. Howard. P. Wlerni-cki. D. Baccile. C. Root. C. Wake man. A. Dennison. M. Lachut. M. Rowles, J. Beard. Row 2: J. Walrath. J. Personius. E. Tolman. M Gould, P. Baccile. C. Robinson. J. Westervelt. B. Pike, D. Dunbar, S. Slandish Row 3: B Switzer. L. Phelps. N. Cullen. J. Hyslop, B Robbins, D. Turnbull. S. Mathews, C. Robertson. C. Van Skiver. V. Smalley, L. Homan. J. Smith Bottom p. 68-69 Row I: J. Osborne, M. Coolican. B. Decker. D. Whiling. J. McKenty, S. Miller. V. Barnes, L. Dennison, D. Smith. K. Bennett. S. Bedient. M. Gould. G. Eastham. Row 2: D. Cermak. F. Sabitini. K. Wurner. h. VanHorn. D. Kelly. L. Hendrickson, R. Could. S. Berry, L. Donnell, B. Welch, L. HUIerman, C. Singleton, E. Eggersdorf. J. Clair. D. Franzese. S. Simile. M. Tousignant, M. Hendrickson, J. Hopper, R. Ciprich. R. Sopp. D. Baldwin. F. Simpson. P. Heath. B. Sheesley. F. Pengalow NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY pp. 70-71 Silling: R. Johnson. R. Dibble. G. Voorheis. Standing: C. Sgrecci. B. Pike. P. Irish, J. Gaige. R. Bailey, L. Donnell, P. Havens. M. Buck, S. Marcin, C. Biagetti. P. Macri N.H.S. OFFICERS PP. 70-71 D. LaMoreaux. vice-president: P. Bale, treasurer; L. Knapp, secretary; M. Decker, president STUDENT COUNCIL Sitting pp. 70-71 J. Personius. G. Voorheis, M. Carey, S. Slandish. Standing: J. Gage, D. Whiting. M. Buck. L. Knapp, P. Grizenko. P. Macri, C. Franzese, S. Haughey. H. Roberts. S. Marcin. N. Parks. G. Eastham. R. Biagetti. P. Baccile, K. Warner. B. Love STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS PP. 70-71 Cathy Ganung. president; Boh Dill. Vice-President; Sue Miller. Secretary; Nancy Slenberg. Treasurer SEN EC AN STAFF P- 72 Silling: S. Adams. P. Lemak. P. Bale, D. Bacille. Standing: J. McKenty. C. Owens. C. Flahixe, J. D. Rossi. Adxisor; L. Sciore. B. Pike SEN EC AN OFFICERS P- 71 J. Whiting. M. Decker. M. Buck. J. Peck. B. Diamondslone STUDENT STANDARD STAFF pp. 72-73 M Coon. C. Biagetti. V. Geier. P. Argelsinger. K. Warner. S. Haughey. S. Miller. J. Whiting. D. Chiccone, N. Slenberg STUDENT STANDARD OFFICERS P. 73 S. Steber. R. Bailey. G. Argelsinger, G. Voorheis. Mrs. Krassin. D. Whiling. J. Whiting YORKER OFFICERS P- 74 A. Switzer. Secretary, L. Donnell. President: J. Gaige, Treasurer; A. Borzell. Historian YORKERS PP. 74-75 L. Beckhorn, B. Pike, J. Westerxelt. J. Ellison. K. Larson, L. Phelps. J. Loid, H. Westerxelt. B Robbins. J. Beard. C. Robinson. P Johnson. D. Wilkinson. J. Walrath. M l.atchut, B Horner. D Wilbur. M. Ely, J. 95 Smith, C. Flahive, R. Gould. H. Clayton. J. McKeniy, A. Davis, J. Haesloop. R. Dibble C-E A DEBATE OFFICERS p. 75 J. Durland. Mr. Vangsnes, J. Brew. P. Macri CURRENT EVENTS AND DEBATE CLUB p. 74 Row I; K. Larson, S. Steber, D. Dunbar, G. Voorheis, J. Personius, H. Clayton. L. Holman. C. VanSklver. S. Scaptura, C. Franzese. J. Semski. Row 2: R. Sabitini, J. Chapman. L. Flahlve, J. Ellison, E. Leshure. Row 3: L. Franzese. B. Snyder MATH CLUB PP. 74-75 S. Scaptura. D. Boyce. Miss R. Conrad, C. Flahive. L. Peck. C. Whitney. K. Howard F.N.A. OFFICERS p. 76 A. Switzer. Mrs. Miller. B. Human. P. Irish. S. Moser. K. Larson F.N.A. p. 76 Kneeling: L. Weed. J. Andrews. M. Magonet. Standing: Mrs. Miller. P. Cherock. J. McKenty, C. Buckley. L. Homan. J. Sempski. N. Cullen. S. Scaptura. K. Teemley, D. Wilkinson. C. Scaptura. S. Doane. P. Johnson. J. Wiernlcki. B. Horner. B. Love, R Sahatini. P. Carpenter p. 76 P. Rudy. Mrs. Miller. P. Decker. P. Irish. S. Doane. S. Steber F.H.A. OFFICERS p. 76 C. Robinson. J. Westervell. Mrs. Hustin. L. Hiller man. H, Westervelt. C. A metgh, M. Gay F.H.A. p. 77 Sitting: S. Radcliffe, M. Maricle, R. Root. R. Barrett, B. Townsend. Standing: Coleman. L. Hodge, S. Burbank. J. Johnson. A. Bianco. S. Sheesley. K. Coosin. M. Ameigh, E. Eggersdorf. A. Serephine. J. Cooper. Standing 2: D. Hannon. C. Edkin. A. Dennison. H. Hines, A. Barber. J. Hopper, R. Teed, C. Voorheis. K. Bell. N. Hopper. P Green. J. Eggersdorf. P. Stugart SEMINAR p. 77 C. Biagetti. P. Bale. M. Buck. A. J. Schimlzzi. B Pike FRENCH CLUB pp. 78-79 Sitting: J. Whiting. T. Thorp. P. Macri, A. J. Schimizzi, R. Kelly. S. Scaptura. K. Warner. Row 2: D. Turnbull. S. Steber, J. Personius. R. McKee. Row 3: C. Hanson. D. Dunbar. B. Love. C. Root. Row 4: M. LaPre, C. VanDuzer. N. Slenberg. H. Roberts, L. Lawson. P, McCarthy FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS pp. 78-79 V. Geier. President; S. Miller. Secretary SECRETARIAL CLUB p. 82 Row ; M. Compton. L. Bond, S. Dean. D. Richardson. Row 2: J. Bedient. L. Donnells. D. Kelly, K. White. K. Cogsdill, J. Hyslop pp. 82-83 S. Voorheis. A. Grizenko. J. Voorhees. S. Arnold. B. Hoose. J. Fanton p. 83 P. Cilley. S. Arnold. K. Watson. P. Kyle. M. Coleman. J. Semski LIBRARY COUNCIL p. 82 M. West, R. Kerr, D. Hannan. J. Fanton, J. Hopper, G. Houseworth, C. VanSkiver p. 82-83 Sitting: H. Hines. M. West. Slanding: N. Hopper. V. Smalley. L. Homan. R. Root, R. Kerr. D. Hannan, J. Fanton. J. Hopper. G. Houseworth. C. Van Skiver 96 p. 82-83 Bottom: E. Pickens. Top: L. Stillman, L. Hillerman. C. Voorheis, J. Cooper. C. Ameigh, P. Stanko, Y. Nichols, C. Sheesley. K. Larson. J. Eggersdorf. P. Stugart. K. Donnell p. 83 H. Hines. V. Smalley. L. Homan. R. Root p. 83 S. Burbank, L. Updike. S. Wyre. S. Kress, A. Blanco. S. Berry, A. Simmons p. 83 L. Porter. P. Green. A. Barber SECRETARIAL CLUB OFFICERS p. 82 B. Robbins. L. Phelps, Mrs. Roberts, C. Wakeman RADIO CLUB p. 84 T. Compose. B. Dill F.T.A. p. 84 P. Berry. M. Hendrickson. A. Borzell, L. Beckham. P. Bale. J. Smith. S. Marcin. L. Knapp. K. Ganung, J. Gaige. M. O'Grady. M Ely. M. Coon. R. Johnson. N. Andrews pp. 84-85 C. Corwin. C. Knapp. S. Giles. R. Kelly. H. Roberts. J. Burt, S. Standlsh, B Field. F. Stage. B. Love. M. LaPre p. 85 J. Personius, M. Gould. D. Dunbar. D. White. M Haughey. C. Van Skiver. M. Chapman. G. Sheperd, B. Lyons. C. Whitney. R. McKee F.T.A. OFFICERS Bottom-Top p. 84 R. Woodward. C. VanDuzer. R. Biagetti, C. Root. K. Warner. R. Bailey. Mrs. LaMoreaux PROJECTION CLUB p. 85 L. Donnell. D. Jaynes, L. Kennedy, D. Bartholemew, B. Smagner, D. Berry, D. VanDyke, J. Normon. J. Colunio. B. Robbins CRAFTS CLUB pp. 86-87 Sitting: A. Jennings. D. Heath. W. Bennett. R. Tempter, L. Eggersdorf. Standing: J. Colunio. P. Wilsey. R. Drake. D. Bauman. D. Laughlin. D. Jaynes, Mr. Giambo. S. Pratt. K. Given, J. Wolverton. J. Westervelt. G. Van Alsline SPORTS CAR CLUB p. 86 L. Cummings. D. LaMoreaux. G. Watkins, G. Sproule, L. Newberry, E. Parlette. C. Beattie. K. Givens. C. Gunning p. 87 Silting: J. Gibson. L. Peck, C. Gunning. Standing. C. Beattie, B. Spencer. G. Gascon. T. Compete. G. Smith, B. Ray, B. Black, P. Voorhees. G. Sproule. B. Hoose ROD A CUSTOM OFFICERS p. 87 J. Lyons. C. Beattie. Mr. Moore, C. Gunning. G. Sproule LETTERMEN pp. 88-89 Row ; Coach Lemak. D. Hall, B. Colunio, T. Burgess. Row 2: B. Bianco. L. Gage, J. Smith, D. Jaynes, B. Henderson, D. Love, J. Arcangeli, J. Cherock, D. Kress, M. Sopp, M. Switzer, R. Gould, L. Jaynes, M. Rowles, J. DeDomlnick Bottom pp. 88-89 Row I: A. Jennings. N. Ward. L. Hurd, B. Spencer. J. Durland. Row 2: D. Coolican. B. Hall, N. Arthurs. C. Chiacchierini. Row 3: B. Dill. G. Voorheis. A. Davis, D. Walsh. C. Doane, J. Ellison. D. Wilbur Top p. 88 Row : F. Spena, F. Simpson, B. Drake, D. Givens, J. Brew, G. Smith, S. Green. B. Diamondstone, M. Donnell, C. Franzrse, M. Coolican. P. Simiele. Row 2: R. Sopp, K. Ernie, S. Conte. J. Greuber, J. Loid. J. Lyon, C. Biagetti. A. Voorheis, B. Snyder. F. VanHorn, D. Cherock. D. McClure This book printed by VELVATONE. a special process of lid) graphic printing. Sole producers: Wm. J. Keller Inc., Buffalo. N. No other priming firm is authorized to use the Velvatonc me the THE CLASS OF 1965 PRESENTS... FLOTSAM CLASS DAY - JUNE 4, 1965 In my beginning is my end... We shall no cease from exploration and the end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we started and know the place for the first time. Through the unknown, remembered gate when the last of earth left to discover is that which was the beginning.” -T.S. Eliot CLASS SONG by A.J. Schimizzi Jim Whiting Look out, future. Turn about, future. We’re gonna shove our talent in your mout'. We mean to aim, future, For that flame, future. That lets us see the way to win life's endless bout. Here we come, fortune. We ain't dumb, fortune. With brain and brawn we'll conquer every shore, what's more. We'll reach our goal, fellas. We'll raise that high pole, fellas, Where our deeds will fly for evermore. Great success, teachers. What a mess, teachers. To those new seniors never acquiesce. And we know, teachers, It's just so, teachers. That they will never match our holy blessedness. But don't weep, Seniors. Let it keep, seniors. You'll do well but never be as great, too late! Angels are us, people. We don't ever cuss, people, Since we wish to show our noble trait. Well surprise, Vroni. Our good-byes, Vroni. By tears our hankies all are shrunk in size. Take your skis, Vroni. Your Swiss cheese, Vroni. We hope all your ambitions you will realize. Don't regret, Vroni. Don't forget, Vroni, All these months you've spent in Watkins Glen, all ten! And tell your dad, Vroni. You're a Watkins grad, Vroni, And that you want to come back soon again. Your brick face, Watkins, Has such grace, Watkins, A warmth our memory always will always embrace. It makes us grieve, Watkins. We must leave, Watkins. But in our hearts you'll always hold a special place. And then so, students, As we go, students, With mixed emotions we must bid adieu, to you. Good times and bad, Watkins, Best we've ever had, Watkins. And so shoves off this hale and hearty crew. I ■ «■ CLASS HISTORY by Pat Bale Hand In hand they mounted the steps. •Be quiet now--sshh, whisper—and don't let that door slam, It always bangs. From room to room they went, hand In hand, searching, looking, listening,—making sure. Here we left them, she said, in this room. And here, he said, in this hall, especially in this hall. Searching. Looking. Listening. “I hear them, she said. Do you hear them too? Do you remember? The applause in the auditorium died down as the curtain opened on yet another senior play. There we were, sitting where the Freshmen sit, in the very back, straining to see. We were laughing, everyone was laughing. But, then, we were crying, everyone was crying. Why were there tears? Did we lose something? Did we leave someone behind? “Here we left them, she said, in this room. “And here, he said, in this hall, especially in this hall. Do you reme..iber? Sliver stars shone down on dancing couples and a big yellow moon swung over a throne. Only long hours filled with crepe paper, glue, silver glitter, and anticipation could have transformed the gym for a few magic hours before corsages wilted and long dresses were packed away. Do you remember? The grass was wet and the air, chilly. 5:00 a.m. at the race course seemed such a long way from our goal. But, there we were, resting on a pile of programs, eating raw hot dogs and dust. “Oh here comes the school bus—thank God, my feet are Just killing me! Can you give me ten dollars in change? “What'd you mean, get back out there and sell? I've already been out there since five this morn. . . Oh, Grand Prix program? Yes sir, fifty cents, sir. The senior class is going to Washington next year! Ah, here's the picture. There were one hundred and eighteen and there I am in front, see? Just look at the Capitol. It seemed so big; the Monument was so tall; and the Mall so cool to bare feet. •Alright, move along, move along. We haven't got all day! Was that the White House we Just ran through? Smoke bombs, firecrackers, and long bus rides? Do you remember? •We found them, she said, “the last four years, the last year, the last month. Hand in hand they descended the stairs— a ghostly couple, but inside the voices lingered on and the memories of the Class of 1965 will always remain. Cheer, cheer for ole Watkins High. . .Will you young ladies kindly shut. . .BEAT, beat Odessa.. .Ladies and gentlemen, the President of the United States has been. . • the meeting will now come to. . .the 1812 Overture, and they actually stood up. • . Vroni? Vronl Geier? How do you spell that last name? • • .Mr. Vona, MR. VONA, did you hear? They accepted me! Me! I'm actually going. . .isn't that wonderful? . . .Will you remember? The door opened, then closed with a bang. It always does. CLASS FLIRT Gloria Pinto •Flirtation, attention without intention. Max O'Rell CLASS ROMEO Jim Ciccone •Love is a kind of warfare. Ovid BEST DRESSED GIRL Rosemary Johnson •Plain without pomp, and rich without a show - Dryden MOST OUT-GOING Cathy Ganung •The secret of the universe, as by slow degrees it reveals itself to us, turns out to be personality. J. C. Powys MOST SCHOLARLY Peggy Decker •The office of the scholar is to cheer, to raise, and to guide men by showing them facts amidst appearances. Emerson « r-% I WrilHiHElW r |� n CLASS CLOWN Tom Fennell “No continuance of time, no favor of Prince, no office, no virtue, nor any wealth can make a clown become a gentleman. Montaigne MOST TALKATIVE Diane Deery “The charm and playfulness of her talk. Cicero 9 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Peggy Decker “To attain. .. .the Unattainable. Tennyson INDIVIDUALIST Joe Sm ith “If individuals have no virtues, their vices may be of use to us. Unknown •V- • ' • • ' • MOST ATHLETIC Bill Colunio “To love the game beyond the prize. Newbolt OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF '65 President-Susan Haughey Vice President-Peggy Decker Secretary-Pat Bale Treasurer-Kathy Scaptura TOP ELEVEN STUDENTS Peggy Decker-95 A«J. Schimlzzi-94.2 Patti Bale-93.77 Bonnie Plke-93.05 Dick Dibble-90.83 Carl Biagett 1-90.7 Mary Compton-90.7 Midge Buck-90.5 Linda Donnell-88.66 Dave LaMoreaux-88.44 Judy Wiernicki-88.44 CLASS WILL Carolyn Ameigh leaves something old something new, something borrowed, and something blue to Susan Kress. Jack Arcangeli leaves his rugged physique to Paul Maori. Margretta Argetsinger leaves her petitness to Dini Richardson. Pat Bale leaves her minutes to the National Archives. Ann Barber and Kay Bell leave the F.H.A. to Jane Johnson and Jean Westervelt Chuck Beattie leaves his car to Harry Worman. Linda Beckhorn leaves her flute to sister Marge. Sandra Berry leaves the back seat to anybody who can take it. Carl Biagetti leaves in five different languages. Joanne Biagetti leaves her sweet personality to Mrs. Stillman. Anita Bianco leaves her “pea pot to her grandfather. Butch Bianco leaves his bartending at Sar Aggie's to anyone who can “hold it. Angie Borzell leaves her argumentative nature to Marsha Flood. Midge Buck leaves her apple polisher to Rita Bailey. Shirley Burbank leaves her transistor radio to the Senior High Study Hall. Tom Burgess leaves his managing ability to anyone who can fill his shoes. John Cherock leaves Seneca Lodge to join the A.A. Patti Jo Cherock leaves her sidewalk surfboard to Miss Conrad. Dominica Chicone leaves for a pressing engagement. Jim Ciccone leaves for the movie industry.....Walt Disney. Bill Colunio leaves his saddle shoes to Greg Voorheis. Sante Conti leaves the Yankees to Chuck Doane. Loren Cornish leaves Sugar Hill to the Archers. Barbara Corwin leaves the efficient care of the library to Paulette Stugart. • Nancy Cullen leaves her graceful swing to Pat Johnson. Charlie Decker leaves his dynamite to Louie DeSarno. Peg Decker leaves a top spot to Sally Adams. Diane Deery leaves her wicked laugh to Pat Berry. Joe DeDominick leaves his cigarettes to the Lettermen's Club. . . .after the picnic. Betty Dempsey leaves her Ouija Board to Nancy Andrews. Barry Diamondstone leaves to “check out Buffalo State's dark rooms. Dick Dibble leaves his 32 points to anyone who needs them. Linda Donnell and Beth Robbins leave Mr. Rowles without a secretary. Marie Ely leaves with her directing ability to become a lady traffic cop. Joyce Fanton leaves Dundee to Barb Horner. Tom Fennell leaves the antics of next year's class to Dave Cooligan. Larry Franzese leaves to direct the Philharmonic. Lee Gage leaves his tennis racket to Chuck Franzese. Joyce Gaige leaves her unfailing scholastic ambitions to Connie Flahive. Cathy Ganung leaves the Student Council to Bob Dill. Mary Ann leaves to the Gay sound of wedding bells. Jerry Gibson leaves to take the back seat. — K � • M J Janice Gilbert leaves by way of the laundry shoot. Bruce Giles leaves his love for French to Donna White. Ralph Gould leaves his rosy cheeks to Steve Wood. Nancy Graham leaves her questionable activities to Pat Green. Jim Greuber leaves a few note for some inexperienced Junior. Paul Grizenko leaves 1st place in the 2 mile to Pete Argetsinger. Clair Gunning leaves Burdett to Wayne Mosher. Dick Hall leaves his masculine voice to Jim Beard. Susan Haughey leaves her long line of admirers to Nancy Stenburg. Pat Havens leaves. . .sputter-sputter. . .if she remembers to put gas in her V.W. Bill Henderson leaves.. .for the “White House. Linda Hillerman leaves the Official's Club in the capable hands of Dot Turnbull. Pat Irish leaves her throne to Rosanne Biagetti. Dale Jaynes leaves the last leg to Bill Snyder. Larry Jaynes leaves his driving record to Bill Black. Victor Jennings leaves his ransacked Washington room to next year's class. Bob Johnson leaves the Ithaca Road greatly misused. Rosemary Johnson leaves Mr. Curry........with no one to tease. Cheryl Kaminski leaves her wild original dances to Mary Pinto. Bob Kloppel.......leaves......very.......slowly. Linda Knapp leaves her art ability to A1 Voorheis. Dave LaMoreaux leaves his slow driving to Pete Canfield. Jeff Lawton leaves a map of his father's patrol area to Harold Russell. Pam Lemak leaves Geometry class to Nancy Andrews. John Lemanowicz leaves all the girls in Reading Center to Norman Arthurs. Jeff Loid leaves the 5-10 mark to Danny Gaige. Dan Love leaves his slalom ski in the bath tub. John Lyon leaves to start his own lay-away plan. Suzanne Marcin leaves Watkins with a “Sopp story. Glen Mason leaves to paint bricks. Elise Mathews leaves to go cobbler hunting. Bob Mowry leaves Sciore's truck to John Chapman. Gene Murphy leaves his natural farming ability to Donald Boyce. Ed Parlett leaves. .........on tip-toe. Bob Pastore leaves the back row of the movies to Allen Davis. Rene O'Grady leaves with 32% fewer cavities. Carol Owen leaves her drawings to Donna Whiting. Jean Peck leaves for the hospital. Louie Peck leaves his romantic qualities to Jim Ellison. Lois Phelps leaves her ability with horses to Grace Ann Peck. Robby Pierce leaves...........tagging behind Joe. Bonnie Pike leaves her singing abilities to Julie Personius. Gloria Pinto leaves her Persian Goodbyes for one Corning Hello. Charlotte Robertson leaves her Lady Clairol to Becky Lyon. Mike Rowles leaves for Indianapolis. Patsy Rudy leaves her car keys and her ticket to Marsha Coon. Kathy Scaptura leaves her love life to Carolyn Van Duzer. A.J. Schimizzi leaves to revive The Fall of the Roman Empire. Lucia Sciore leaves to look for Mr. DeVito. Carl Sgrecci leaves his “slush pump to John Personius. Bill Sheppard leaves his “morning after to Albie Burpee. Cherie Sheesley leaves her athletic ability to Janet Cooper. Tom Sick leaves no forwarding address. Alice Simmons leaves. . .a teddy bear tucked under one arm. Valnetta Smalley leaves her crown to Debbie Wilkinson. Donna Smith leaves her shy manner to Mary Ann Chapman. Joe Smith leaves his individualism to John Colunio. Mike Sopp leaves behind his “Favorite Marcin. Frank Spena leaves the wrestling team to Stuart Green. George Sproul leaves the Watkins Police Department in a cloud of dust, Charles Stevenson leaves his shotgun to John Ellison, Gene Stooks leaves his lawn mower to Bill Bailey. John Stugart leaves his bright smile to Susan Steber, Alice Switzer leaves her “gift of gab to Judy McKenty. Bonnie Switzer leaves the bass clarinet stand to Marg Magonet. Marv Switzer leaves by way of the back roads. Dale Kress leaves his football ability to Dave Wilbur. Kim Teemley leaves her photogenic qualities to Sue Miller, Dean Thompson leaves to invent a new fertilizer, Tom Thorp leaves school Tuesdays, Thursdays, and alternate Fridays. Sheryl Thurston leaves to go Pike fishing. Marjorie Tousignant leaves her portraits to the Cartoon Studio. Nancy VanAmburg leaves Mr. Vona alone. Juanita Vanostrand leaves her craving for a Jimmy to Sally Scaptura. Connie Voorheis leaves the gym to Denise Kelly. Paul Voorheis leaves his musical ability to Ed LeShure. Allen Waugh tries to leave again. Bruce Welch leaves his playboy pin-ups to Jes Walrath. Helen Westervelt leaves her love life to who ever can keep up. Bill White leaves his Oklahoma voice to Mr. Godwin. Jim Whiting leaves his moon pictures to Larry Hurd. Judy Wiernlcki leaves her scholarship to Maria Hendrickson. Ellen Wright leaves Peach Orchard to Mary Jo Haughey. Mary Compton leaves her love for diamonds to Margaret Lachet. Joanne Harnas leaves her likeabillty as a newcomer to Judy Iorio. Vicki Barnes leaves her ballet career to Karin Larson, Vronl Geier leaves W.G.C.S, with loads of memories. ■ u CLASS PROPHESY It's been a long time since graduation. And now, ten years later, Pm about to meet all my old buddies at the first reunion of the class of '65 which is being held at Kloppel's Gas Station. Bob Klop-pel, our gracious host, is now the station's new proprietor - his father retired several years ago to play buckets. And now I'll just ease my way into the crowd and renew old friendships. Ed Parlett is the chairman of the Grand Prix Corporation and has moved the events to the newly-constructed stock car track in Reynoldsville called Parlett Heaven. Sergeant Louie Peck is home on leave from the Marines where he leads an invigorating life giving judo instructions to new recruits. Tom Sick is not with us today since he had to make his acceptance speech at Ith-ace as newly-elected President of Cornell. Barry Diamondstone has become a successful doctor and is now the private physician of the ailing Gamel Abdel Nasser of Egypt. Jim Ciccone is now the chief taster at Bob Johnson’s wine cellars in Hector. Larry Franzese is the singing hayseed who holds the pitchfork in the Kellogg’s Cornflakes commercials. Jim Whiting and Pat Havens have received their doctorates in lunar photography from Cornfield University. Marvin Switzer and Jack Arcangeli are now in charge of a nursery school in Watkins. Butch Decker is still trying to develop a method for driving two taxis at the same time. John Cherock is using a siphon tube to drain Seneca Lake in an effort to corner the market on antifreeze. Bob Mowry, that avid fisherman, has been trying to persuade the New York State Conservation Department to stock the village's rain gutters with trout. Joe Smith was last seen digging some- where in England still trying to prove that Christopher Marlowe was really Shakespeare. Sonti Conte has bought Yankee Stadium and, after having made a few alterations, runs the largest circular bowling lanes in the world. Chuck Beattie, on his way to the reunion, was last seen with his car on Route 414 trying to replace a busted drive shaft. Rosemary Johnson has purchased the glen from New York State and has turned it into a rock garden. Carl Biagetti, the big Mafia boss, has been deported to Italy for trying to take over the Boy Scouts. Dick Dibble is now on the NYS Education Department and composes Math 11 Regents Exams for dissatisfied students. Paul Grizenko is with the Army's 2nd Armored Division and now the Army can always claim to have a tiger in its tank. Patti Bale is in charge of the pumps and buckets in the flood control room of the USS Intrepid. Peggy Decker couldn't make it today as she’s competing in the roller derby on TV this afternoon. Nancy Cullen is now a captain in the WAFs and enjoys giving orders to Airman 3rd class Larry Davis. Joanne Biagetti has become a celebrity by doing imitations of Anna Magnanl on the Ed Sullivan Show. Occasionally, Jeff Lawton sneaks off from under his daddy’s watchful eye to club suckers in Glen Creek. Jeff Loid and Bob Pastore bought the Franzese gravel bank and now hold a monopoly on the local angleworm business. Bill Henderson and Joe DeDominick became associated with the local Wed and White store shortly after graduation. Bonnie Pike, the Prima Donna of the Lodi Opera Company, is standing in front of the gas station trying to shatter the windows with a mighty F sharp. Mary Owen paints NO PARKING signs for the highway department. Bonnie and Alice Switzer have left town and have never been seen again ever since they found out that Swede was their cousin. Linda Knapp plays the role of Allison in Peyton Place and has just had her fifth child. Dick Hall continued to be a track standout until the police nabbed him last year for being a bookie. Tom Thorp and Bill White work at Seneca Engineering and have been futilely trying to construct another lake for over a decade. Marie Ely played bugle in the New York Philharmonic until she found out it was one you could munch. Pam Lemak is the new coach of Watkins’ interscholastic boxing squad. Sandra became a blood Doanor when she gave 5 pints to the Red Cross after becoming a nurse. Butch Lemanowicz has taken a job with Sam Gallup to prove himself Polish. Bill Colunio has been persuaded by Pat Irish to go into the shamrock business together. They’re losing money, though. People just don’t buy fake stones anymore. Lois Phelps has a ranch in Burdett where Mr. Crownover is her chief stable-boy. The communists in the Iron Curtain countries are surrendering in droves since Diane Deery’s is the the only voice now being broadcast over Radio Free Europe. Joyce Gaige has taken over the commercials for Josephine the Plumber since she can more easily fit in the drain pipes. Lucia Sciore has discovered a new way of dry-cleaning birthday suits. Mickey Chicone thought she was a cripple and so acquired a brace for life. Marjorie Tousignant is now the chief cartoonist for the Odessa Highlights. Lee Gage has achieved his big ambition of being mayor of Reading Center. The DAR has boycotted Dave LaMor-eaux’s furniture store after he put some Castro convertibles in stock. Charles Stevenson is the new Barney Fife on the Andy Griffith Show. Tom Fennell has replaced Mrs. George Layton as librarian at that swingin' Montour Falls Memorial Library. Carolyn Ameigh and Kay Bell, avid ornithologists, have purchased Sugar Hill and turned the fire tower into a bird house. Jean Peck has the enviable job of driving one of the County Highway Department’s dump trucks. Linda Beckhorn, Angle Borzell, and Betty Dempsey play flute, clarinet, and clarinet respectively for the Salvation Army Band in the Bowery. Linda Donnell has spent the last ten years trying to teach her brother Mickey how to type and play tennis at the same time. Anita and Butch Bianco operate a sidewalk surfer rental service. Their promotional agent is Patti Jo Cherock. Ann Barber and Sandy Berry are the operators of Barber’s Garage and spend all day throwing motor oil at Val Smalley across the fence. Mary Compton sells instruction booklets on how to operate the Little Wonder put out by the Bruce Welch Scientific Supply Company. Allen Waugh and George Sproul operate the radar speed trap for Sheriff Dean. Elise Matthews has become a cobbler’s wife. John Lyon is the business manager at Forest Lawn. Meanwhile, Seaman Mike Sopp is chipping barnacles off the Intrepid’s hull. He got shelled for going AWOL to visit Suzanne Marcin, an elevator operator at the Guggenheim Museum in New York. Ralph Gould has been trying to get permission from the International Exposition Committee in Europe to stage the next world’s fair in Moreland. Farmer Carl Sgrecci says he'll be happy to let Ralph use his cow pasture for the fair grounds. Tom Burgess is in charge of all WCTU rummage sales at the municipal building. Robbie Pierce runs a mosquito control company and works in the marsh with a fly swatter every summer. Alice Simmons is in Greenwich Village trying to gather a rescue party to search for Joe. Gene Murphy and Gene Stooks have jobs dusting and polishing Harry Wer-man’s junkpile. Maureen O’Grady is the dental hygienist at the dog pound. Gloria Pinto is still trying to convince Scotty that all those Persian Goodbyes were obsolete Iranian Farewells. Frank Spena is a professional weight-lifter and recently bared his biceps as a I model for the cover of the Arm and Hammer Baking Soda box. Bruce Giles plays the dog Farfel on the Nestles chocolate commercials. Mike Rowles has turned into a real wild one, scaring all the women and children by tearing along the sidewalks on his Mattel Vroom bicycle. Bill Sheppard is a U.S. Senator and is trying to bring back prohibition with a new amendment. It won't make much difference to Kathy Scaptura and Patsy Ruby—they operate an illegal still at Cornell where they sell hot booze to the professors. Clair Gunning runs a snow-plowing service in Sarasota, Florida. Cathy Ganung and Helen Westervelt breed cavalry horses for the Navy. Linda Hiller man and Dale Jaynes have lived up to their names and have become mountain-climbers. Judy Wiernicki has just returned from the Sahara Desert where she's been busy managing Judy's Sand and Gravel Company, Inc. Come spring cleanup time in the glen and Nancy Graham can always be seen scaling the cliffs with her Hoover Vacuum Cleaner. Janice Gilbert purchased the pieces of the old canal bridge from Harry Werman and has put them up for sale as an erector set for those who think big. Mary Ann owns the How-Gay-Gay Tavern. Joyce Fanton, the school librarian, goes to Stillman's gym every Monday night where she practices ear boxing. Sheryl Thurston was reprimanded after graduation for catching Pike out of season. Vic Jennings is a meteorologist for the U.S. Marines. When rain is needed Vic simply borrows a Wilson Cloud Chamber from Louie. Jim Greuber and Juanita Vanostrand bought Captain Palmer's cruiser and converted it into a tugboat. They now have a monopoly in towing dead fish carcasses from the Watkins Marina. Cherie Sheesley peels apples for Mott's. Glen Mason gathered what was left of the Lembeck block and became a charred bricklayer. Beth Robbins gives road tests for the MVB. She hasn't passed anyone in her ten years of diligent service. Larry Jaynes has finally made it before : the Supreme Court in his continuing attempt to prove that he did stop at that sign on 9th Street. Danny Love and Nancy VanAmburg have a perfect safety record as lifeguards at the State Park pool. Every time they're on duty they drain it. Paul Voorheis and Dean Thompson graduated from the State Forestry School at Syracuse and are now lumberjacks in Antarctica. Charlotte Robertson, Connie Voorheis, and Vicki Barnes chipped in and bought Aunt Sarah's Falls which they've turned into a drive-in shower for haggard tourists. Kim Teemley runs the grocery and also purchases food for the cafeteria. She's now visiting grain storage bins out west looking over part of the 1946 wheat bumper crop. JoAnn Hamas has a leather foundry in town and manufactures yokes for horses. Sergeant John Stugart, working for Army intelligence, has compiled a dictionary of American vulgarisms guaranteed to inactivate any enemy at least momentarily. Shirley Burbank is the landscapist at the county dump. Ellen Wright, Donna Smith, and Barbara Corwin work for Bristol-Meyers and are trying to persuade the water department to purify the water with Listerine instead of chlorine. Cheryl Kaminski has converted The Spa's soda fountains into mineral springs. Housewife Susan Haughey has found dusting to be a chore with all those little Specchs around. Dale Kress and Loren Cornish make custom-made chasses for lawn mowers. Jerry Gibson owns a shoe store and specializes in sneakers. He made his first sale to Marv Switzer. Getchie Argetsinger is the editor-in-chief of a flypaper company. Midge Buck was elected to the House of Representatives and wants Congress to inscribe all 100 pages of the '65 Senecan on Mt. Rushmore. A. J. Schimizzi has flunked his 441st driving test and plans to finally solve his problem by dynamiting the 4th Street light. Vroni Geier is the mayor of Switzerland's capital city. She's fuming about how bothersome her job is, however. She says it’s just one big Bern. CLASS DIRECTORY Name Address Birthday Future Plans Ameigh, Carolyn R.D. 1, Spencer Aug. 10 Job-Marriage Argetsinger, Getchie Glen Eldrege Rd., Burdett Oct. 29 St. Bonaventure Bale, Pat Burdett Jul. 4 Albany State Barber, Ann 107 - 11th St, May 24 I.B.M., Syracuse Barnes, Vicki 304 N. Franklin St. Feb. 8 Marriage Beckhorn, Linda Valois May 7 Oneonta Beattie, Chuck Hector June 14 Job Bell, Loretta Watkins Glen Oct. 16 Del Keder Beautician School Berry, Sandy Pine Circle, Horseheads Oct. 27 University of Montana Biagetti, Carl Salt Point Rd. Sept. 18 Georgetown University, Washington, D.C. Biagetti, Jo Anne 109 W. 4th St. Dec. 7 Cortland State Bianco, Anita R.F.D. 1, Reading Rd. May 13 Rochester Business Institute Bianco, Butch 1001 Magee St. Apr. 23 — Borzell, Angie 207 10th St. May 16 Geneseo Buck, Midge 215 S. Glen Ave. Apr. 30 Buffalo University Burbank, Shirley Salt Point Rd. Jan. 27 Job Burgess, Tom R.D. 2, Beaver Dams Oct. 10 University of Chicago Cherock, Patti 908 Perry St. May 10 Central City Business Inst., Syracuse Chicone, Domehica 104 Grandview Ave. June 14 Job-Marriage Ciccone, Jim 312-1 2 N. Glen Ave. Feb. 3 Corning Community Colunio, Bill 217 S. Glen Ave. Dec. 30 Lock Havens, Pa. or Ashland, Ohio Compton, Mary Valois Jul. 19 Marriage Conte, Santi 129 1st St. Jul. 8 Job or school Cornish, Loren R.D. 2, Watkins June 20 Job Corwin, Barbara R.D. 2, Watkins Feb. 17 Job-Marriage Cullen, Nancy 417 S. Madison Ave. Feb. 25 Arnot-Ogden School of Nursing Decker, Peggy 221 N. Glen Ave. May 3 Nazareth College of Rochester Deery, Diane R.D. 1, Watkins Mar. 24 Freeman Business School DeDominick, Joe 120 3rd St. Oct. 18 Corning Community Dempsey, Betty 309 9th St. Feb. 19 Utica School of Commerce Diamondstone, Barry 307 8th St. Dec. 30 Buffalo State Dibble, Dick Montour Falls Dec. 20 Buffalo University Doane, Sandy R.D. 2, Beaver Dams Jul. 27 Geneva Nursing School Donnell, Linda 910 Porter St. June 21 Job Ely, Marie Lake Rd. Burdett June 24 Albany State Fanton, Joyce R.D. 1, Rock Stream Feb. 21 Job-Marriage Fennell, Tom R.D. 2, Watkins Oct. 2 I.B.M., Syracuse Franzese, Larry 104 15th St. May 11 Mansfield State Gage, Lee R.D. 1, Rock Stream June 22 Job-Night school Gaige, Joyce Burdett Jul. 27 Brockport State Ganung, Cathy R.D. 1, Montour Falls June 7 Brockport State Gay, Mary Ann 304 N. Franklin St. Jul. 6 Marriage Geler, Vroni alte Landstr. 89 8803 Rueschlikon Zuerich, Switzerland Apr. 28 finish “Handelsschule graduate In March, 1966 Gibson, Jerry Burdett Aug. 26 Service Gilbert, Janice R.D. 2, Watkins Feb. 28 Bryant Stratton Business School, Buffalo Giles, Bruce 208 7th St. Mar. 8 College Gould, Ralph R.D. 1, Montour Falls Apr. 8 State Troopers (?) Graham, Nancy County Line Rd. Aug. 3 Syracuse Business School Greuber, Jim R.D. 1, Rockstream Oct. 16 Corning Community-Marriage Grizenko, Paul R.D. 2, Watkins Jan. 4 Job-Army Gunning, Clair Burdett Jul. 3 Construction Hall, Dick R.D. 2, Watkins Jan. 24 Corning Community Harnas, JoAnn Meads Hill Rd., Watkins Feb. 14 Haughey, Susan 503 Perry St. Apr. 15 Corning Community Havens, Pat 210 W. 4th St. Dec. 31 Utica College of Syracuse University Henderson, Bill 306 N. Glen Ave. May 15 Cornell University Hlllerman, Linda Box 3, Reading Center Sept. 17 Ithaca Practical Nursing School-Airline Stewardess Irish, Pat 103 6th St. June 18 A r not-Ogden School of Nursing Jaynes, Dale Rural Box 211, Burdett Dec. 10 Williamsport-Service Jaynes, Larry R.D. 2, Beaver Dams May 18 College Jennings, Victor Valois June 21 Carpenter Johnson, Bob Hector Mar. 13 Alfred Johnson, Rosemary Upper Glen Entrance Mar. 3 Cortland State Kaminski, Cheryl 112 N. Monroe May 13 Instructor at Arthur Murray's Dancing School Elmira Ithaca Kloppel, Bob 712 N. Franklin Jul. 9 College-Travel Knapp, Linda R.D. 1, Watkins Jan. 27 Buffalo State Kress, Dale Box 688, Burdett Aug. 3 Job LaMoreaux, David Seneca Blvd., Burdett June 20 Alfred Tech Lawton, Jeff Watkins-Geneva Road Nov. 19 — Lemak, Pam 103 Grandview Ave. Aug. 31 Corning Community Lemanowicz, John Reading Center Sept. 23 Corning Community Lold, Jeff Seneca Blvd., Burdett July 13 Corning Community Love, Dan 217 S. Glen Ave. Mar. 23 Ashland, Ohio Lyon, John Logan Rd., Burdett Feb. 7 Simmons School of Embalming, Syracuse Marcln, Suzanne 802 Magee St. Feb. 2 Albany State Mason, Glen Seneca Blvd., Burdett June 21 Medic in U.S. Navy Mathews, Sis 207 Second St. Dec. 17 Geneva College of Nursing Murphy, Gene Hector June 19 Farmer O'Grady, Rene Owens, Carol N. Main St., Burdett Apr. 22 Dec. 25 Cobleskill College Portrait Painter Parlett, Ed Burdett, R.D. 1 Oct. 2 Civil Service Pastore, Bob 633 E. Fourth St. Peck, Jean 210 S. Decatur St. Peck, Louie 210-1 2 Steuben St. Phelps, Lois Willow St., Burdett Pierce, Robby 311 N. Glen Ave. Pike, Bonnie 217 Third St. Pinto, Gloria 807 Porter St. Robbins, Beth Main St., Burdett Robinson, Charlotte Burdett Rowles, Mike 109 N. Ninth St. Rudy, Patsy 222 Third St. Scaptura, Kathy 1007 Perry St. Schimizzi, A.J. 211 Tenth St. Sciore, Lucia 105 S, Jackson St. Sgrecci, Carl R.D. 2 Sheppard, Bill R.D. 2 Sheesley, Cherie 108 N. Madison Ave. Sick, Tom Dean Rd., Burdett Simmons, Alice Second St. Smalley, Val 327 S. Franklin St. Smith, Donna Mud Lake Road Smith, Joe Irelandville Sopp, Mike Mud Lake Road Spena, Frank 118 Fifth St. Sproul, George 300 Fourth St. Stevenson, Chuck Burdett, R.D. 1 Stooks, Gene Montour Falls R.D. 1 Stugart, John 505 Magee St. Switzer, Alice R.D. 1 Switzer, Bonnie R.D. 1 Teemley, Kim Havana Glen Rd., Montour Falls Thompson, Dean R.D. 2 Thorp, Tom R.D. 1, Burdett Thurston, Sheryl Box 143, Valois Tousignant, Marjorie R.D. 1 VanAmburg, Nancy 111 S. Madison Ave. VanOstrand, Juanita 104 Grandview Ave. Voorheis, Connie R.D. 2, Trumansburg Voorheis, Paul Burdett Welch, Bruce Valois Westervelt, Helen R.D. 2, Beaver Dams White, Bill R.D. 1, Burdett Whiting, Jim P.O. Box 55, Watkins Wiernicki, Judy R.D. 2, Trumansburg Wright, Ellen Peach Orchard Point, Hector Nov. 16 Job Apr. 3 Nurse: Community General Hosp. Syr. Dec. 12 College Sept. 26 Corning Community Mar. 8 Corning Community Oct. 28 Mansfield State Jan. 15 Corning Community Oct. 27 Corning Community Dec. 9 Corning Community Jan. 27 Morrisvllle Tech. Dec. 20 Utica School of Commerce Jan. 15 Alfred Tech. May 13 Cornell University July 7 Teach Oct. 16 Corning Community Aug. 12 Corning Community Dec. 3 Job and Marriage Oct. 5 — Dec.15 Job Sept. 10 Job and Marriage Nov. 27 Secretary Aug. 6 Brockport State June 16 U.S. Navy Drafting School Oct. 12 Corning Community Aug. 26 —— Feb. 20 College Aug. 31 Job at Learn Motors Jan. 1 U.S. Army Drafting School July 29 Nursing at Willard State Hospital May 17 Nursing at Ithaca Hosp. Mar. 30 Beauty School, Rochester Dec. 2 Job-Farming Dec. 29 Corning Community Apr. 11 Marriage (Aug. 28) June 27 Art Correspondence Course Dec. 5 Modeling May 29 -— June 3 Marriage (July 17) Apr. 20 -— Feb. 5 Service Feb. 27 Job with F.B.I. or Business School May 25 Alfred Tech. 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