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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1969 volume:

Watkins Glen Central School Watkins Glen, New York SENECAN 1969 Mary Ann Biagetti — Editor-in-Chief Marjorie Clayton — Layout Editor Martha O’Grady — Theme Editor Table Of Contents Dedication.............. 4 Senior Leaders...........6 Administration..........10 Activities..............18 Sports................. 30 Junior High............. Underclassmen...........50 Seniors................ 58 Class Will.............. Class Prophesy..........90 Class History...........92 Senior Directory....... 94 Books ’n bells . . . doors ’n floors . . . pens ’n friends . . the earth turns, the years turn, the days go by while the memories linger . . Oh, time stop! I want to turn around and remember! . I want to turn around forever. Dedication A man dedicated to teaching young minds to reason logically ... from the time we took our first steps through high school until now when we take our last he has been by our sides ... all one hundred and twenty of the class of nineteen hundred and sixty-nine dedicate this yearbook of memories to Mr. Mathews. ERIC CLAIRE 6 Student Council President Senior Leaders MARY ANN BIAGETTI SENECAN Editor-In-Chief BARBARA FLAHIVE Class Treasurer CHARLES BROWN Class Vice-President 7 Administration and Faculty From babes to adults we've been guided and formed by teachers . . . those who have dedicated their lives to enrich andfulfill ours ... as we march onward, we turn and bid them thanks. 9 GUIDANCE DEPT.: Mr. Ronald Ward, Sr. High Mr. William Barnes, Jr. High Dr. Lloyd Peak, Chief School Administrator Mr. Milford Warner, Principal OFFICE STAFF: ROW 1: Mrs. Harkness Mrs. Macri ROW 2: Mrs. Rondinaro Mrs. Clark Mrs. Baker Mrs. Cogsdill 10 ENGLISH DEPT.: Mr. Smith RUSSIAN DEPT.: Mrs. Mayewski FRENCH DEPT.: Mrs. Peelle ENGLISH DEPT.: Mrs. Gajewski (standing) SPECIAL EDUCATION: Mrs. Snyder (seated) JR. HIGH ENGLISH DEPT.: (seated) Mrs. Burney, Mrs. Valleau, Mrs. Brown, (standing) Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Ruger SR. HIGH ENGLISH DEPT.: (seated) Mrs. Fraioli, Mrs. LaMoreaux. (standing) Mr. Steber, Mrs. Bailey 12 MATH DEPT: Mr. Killebrew, Mr. Curry, Mrs. Webb, Mr. Mathews, Mr. Inscho, (seated) Mrs. Warner 13 PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Coach Smythe, Miss Malloy INDUSTRIAL ARTS: Mr. Teed. Mr. BonH JR. HIGH ART DEPT: Mr. O'Shea SR. HIGH ART DEPT: Mr. Maas 14 HOME ECONOMICS: Mrs. Hasiak, Mrs. Inscho, Mrs. Huston 15 Activities talents exposed. . . showing special interest at an early age . . . exerting mind and body into becoming mature individuals 17 A teacher is always a friend . . . candy striper today — nurse tomorrow . . .future librarians ROW 1: R. McKee, P. Boyce, J. Prosperi, N. Woodworth, C. Warner, M. Ward. E. Smith ROW 2: P. Tucker, N. Johnson, D. Adesso, E. Haight ROW 3: M. Frank, S. Smith, K. Herzig, C. Emery, B. Cornish, R. Carpenter, A. La-Moreaux ROW 4: C. Hull, C. Bedient, J. Durland, C. Carpenter, A. Durland, K. Berry, C. Conklin, G. Snyder, J. Smith ROW 5: J. Zimmerman, J. LaFace, D. Dunlap, S. Bauman, T. Slicer ROW 6: G. Voorheis, K. McClure, J. Orbin, K. Harness, P. Albertson ROW 1: P. Dilmore, J. Riley, L. Kingsley, K. Madigan, B. Stando, E. Haight, C. Emery, R. Latchut, N. Ventra, B. Cornish, P, House-worth ROW 2: C. Hinton, M. Hess, D. Simpson, G. Masin, C. Bedient, N. Voorheis, C. Van-Dyke, P. Boyce, J. Spearman, B. Stanko, S. Stanko ROW 3: K. Berry, M. Karnitz, J. Varner, S. Walrath, Mrs. Lemak, L. Tousign-ant, M. Tunnicliff, R. Richtmyer ROW 1: D. Semski, P. Kelly ROW 2: C. Garrett, Mrs. Miller, S. Shepardson. R. Palmer, M. Ely ROW 3: L. Wilson. J. Ellison. P. Healy ROW 4: P. Perry, S. Kerr, J. Shaffer. L. Graber, D. Dutton, M. Bianco, D. Bianco ROW 5: C. Potter. M. Sweet, P. Blank ROW 6: C. Singleton. S. Hayes, K. Simiele, C. Hall, J. Stamp, J. Johnson, J. Johnson, B. Johnson, T. Wilsey, K. Carlson. P. Clark. N. Valent, S. Walrath F.T.A., F.N.A., Library Council, All out for better sportsmanship . . . He enters in awe of the athlete — he leaves an alumnus of the athlete. ROW Is R. Forker, D. Drake, A. Durland, M. Flahive, J. Templar ROW 2s K. Evans, Miss Malloy, M. Biagetti, B. Flahive, J. Smith, M. O'Grady, M. Murphy, L. Lawton ROW Is M. Haight, P. Davis, P. Brown, T. Loid, S. Crout, D. Morris, G. Miller, M. Learn, D. Richardson, R. Personius, M. Fazzary, D. Giambo, V. Joseph, Mr. Lemak ROW 2s F. Webster, A. Richart, S. Baldwin, R. Car-land, S. DeDominicis, J. Hoose, S. Adams. F. Leonard. B. Heath, E. Claire, K. Corwin, C. Brown, H. Staddard, R. Beligotti, G. Ayers, S. Field, D. Maori, M. Franzese ROW 3s R. James, T. Margreno, J. Nitche, J. Sims, R. Tower, G. Conklin, C. Cleveland, S. Mickel, G. Palmer, T. Love, B. Cross, B. Cross, G. Henderson, S. Franzese, D. Dunbar. B. Spencer. L. Blanchard. B. Field 20 Lettermen, Officials, Photography, Ski, and Audio-Visual Clubs ROW 1: R. Baldassare, T. Bolt, M. Wilson ROW 2: J. Addesso, Mr. Gregory. J. Orbin ROW 1: C. Combs, M. Spena, C. Knapp, D. Herzie, T. Bolt, Mrs. Smith, V. Joseph, J. Veach, P. Vang-sess, J. Turnbull, M. Franze'se ROW 2: R. Baldassare, J. Dean, D. Bianco, J. Standish, J. LaFace, S. Nicche, J. Smith, F. Clark, P. DeSarno, C. Hen-by, K. Simiele, D. Cleveland, L. Franzese ROW 3: T. Loid, H. Sgrecci, T. Claire, C. Cleveland, B. Flahive, P. Albertson, F. Kelly, F. Brunhouse, G. Henderson, S. Adams, E. Claire, D. Dunbar, G. Slater ROW 1: J. Thorpe, S. Dickens, G. Mason, R. Umnitz, G. Dickens ROW 2: V. Bennett, A. Foster. R. LaFever, Mr. Maas ROW 3: C. Mathews, B. Giffin, T. McLaughlin Wizard of mechanical devices . . . wipe-out on the T-bar. . . “Mysterious dark room. ” ROW 1: Mr. Tolman, M. Spena, C. Bedient, F. Goodine, P. Doolittle, G. Snyder, K. Herzig, A. Braith-waite, D. Centurelli, C. Calhoun ROW 2: B. Clark, C. Hinton, A. Johnson, J. Ferry, A. Johnson, R. Mc-Centy, S. Smith, G. Slater, K. Corwin, L. Mathews ROW 3: L. Lawton, C. Garrett, C. Mathews, J. Johnson, C. Hull, M. Loll is, B. Johnson, S. Smith, L. Blanchard, S. Adam, S. Mikel, B. Cross ROW 4: L. Macri, E. Smith, P. Stooks. A. Durland, J. Johnson, N. Valeant, C. Warner, M. Ward, P. Albertson, J. Orbin, M. Ballard, B. Griffith. ROW 1: J. Durland. J. Johnson, E. Thurston, I. Templar, S. Smith, Mr. Tolman ROW 2: S. Bal-din, L. Macri, M. O'Grady, J. Ellison, M. Parsons ROW 3; F. Kelly, J. Johnson, C. Warner, S. Adams ROW 4s B. Cross, M. War, P. Albertson. “1-2-3-4” . . . “We've only got two more practices before the concert!” ... to sing through the night. Jr. And Sr. High Chorus, Qualitones ROW It J. Sullivan, M. Franzese, E. Thurston. C. LaFever, J. VanAlstine. L. Fausel, N. Johnson, D. Smith M Wilson ROW 2: L. Bauman. S. Drake. S. Kerns. M. Frank, S. Heath, M. Murphy. B. Aires. M. Hess. K. Pike. S. Dann. J. Smith ROW 3: B. Heath, C. Brown. S. Baldwin. D. Dunbar. C. Rowe, P. DeSarno. V. Franzese. J. Templar, P. Tucker. V. Bennett. J. Dean. M. Parsons. J. Ellison, J. Durland ROW 4s F. Kelly, L. Clark, B. Cross. B. Flahive. S. Walrath, M. Tunnicliff, D. Drake. M. O'Grady. B. Cross, J. Stamp, P. Blank. K “ ROW It Mr. Salmirs. P. Prosperi, L. Blank. K. Evans. C. Semski, L. Goodine, S. Salvatore. B. Marline. S. Ely. H. Russell. G. Cross, J. Franzese. D. White. L. Lodge. B. Lewis. J. Calhoun. S. Isley. A. Miller, P. Franzese. D. Butler, J. Pangallo. M. Ayers ROW 2: D. Hull. C. Stevens. J. Dunbar. G. Hess. A. Ventra. W. Waite. L. Wright, K. Hughey. L. Standish. K. Murphy, M. Novae, J. Payne. S. Wilson. M. Campbell. J. Baker. I. McBride. J. Clayton. J. Smith. M. LaFever. M. Wager ROW 3: A. Minor. G. Walcott. J. Dobson. J. Mix. S. Pike. G. Sullivan. E. Magee. P. McKee. G. Potter, C. Slater. D. Bauman. J. Sopp. D. McClure B Given. S. Taylor. M. Smith, J. Deery. P. Sabitini, E. Taylor. D. Angle ROW 4: J. Turnbull G. Walton, J. Grout. J. Pratt, F. Bacon, G. Clark, M. LaFever, J. LaFever. F. Ferry, E. Hall, R. Payne. B. Kelly W. Wells. M. Bell, C. Wheaton. M. Tucker, D. Johnson, S. Marshall, G. Howell. B. Cullen. S. Neumire. M. Taylor ROW 1; C. Warner, D. Dunlap, M. Ely, L. Macri, J. Smith, G. Snyder, G. Discenza ROW 2: M. Wilson. P. Smith, K. Callanan, S. Shepardson, A. Beligotti, S. Van Skiver ROW 3: D. Bianco, J. VanAlstine. J. Prosperi, L. Fausil, M. Spena, G. Peck, J. Gaige ROW 4: J. Varner, T. Dunlap, Mr. Bailey Wood, reeds, and brass . . . Brahms, Bach, and Bailey . . . the best of the school ROW Is P. Argetsinger, S. Bauman, T. McKee, D. Giambo, M. Lollis, A. Braithwaite, C. Bates ROW 2: S. Crout, S. Bauman, D. Dunlap, G. Voorheis, J. Prosperi, S. Nitche, H. Sgrecci, D. Morris, S. Rondinaro ROW 3: G. Discenza, J. Varner, C. Scott, F. Clark ROW 4: T. Dunlap Jr. And Sr. High Band, Pep Band ROW Is M. Parsons, P. Blank, M. Lollis, S. Bauman. T. Slicer, P. Doolittle ROW 2: C. Calhoun, J. Zimmerman, M. Kyle, P. Argetsinger, R. Glambo, D. Morris, T, McKee, S. Nitche, H. Sgrecci ROW 3: S. Bauman, S. Crout, J. Smith. W. Dobson, W. Eldridge, F. Clark, D. Giambo, G. Bates. A. Braithwaite ROW 4; G. Conklin, M. Franzese, C. Scott, S. Rond inaro ROW Is J. James. K. Murphy, L. Cronk, D. McBride, S. Pratt, S. Ely. R. Centurelli. M. Crippen, R. Houseworth. C. Slater ROW 2: D. Beauman, Mr. Bailey ROW 3: D. VanHorn, A. Elkins, J. Smith, S. Lachut, M. Ayers, K. Evans, T. Waite ROW 4: S. Marshall, S. Pike. M. Franzese, B. Cullen, R. Rose, L. Curry. G. Howell, S. Isley, J. Clayton, P. Prosperi, D. Willson, C. Taylor. C. Oman, J. Callanan, M. Salmirs, J. Roccisano ROW 5: J. Turnbull, D. Root, C. Semski, J. Baker, L. Blank, E. Ballard. D. Smith. L. Goodine, L. Ventra, W. Silliman, I. Calhoun, M. Bell, J. Crout, M. Berry. D. Thurston. D, Hull, K. Knapp, J. McBride ROW 6: K. Cope. S. VanSkiver, P. Dunbar, B. McKinty, J. Gardner, S. Sopp, A. Isley, C. Kendall, J. Mathews. D. Cummings. J. Bodine. F. Ferry, W, Curry, B. Rice ROW 7: G. Smith. I, West, B. Wickham, J. Franzese. J. LaFever. P. Me- 25 Kee, J. Colunio, F. Peters, S. Ventra, M. Wood, H. Ellison. M. Edsau, P. Sgrecci, P. Woodworth ROW 1: A. Iley, C. Stevens, K. Knapp, A. Minner ROW 2: S. Roccisano, P. Vangness ROW 3: J. Valent, F. Ferry, B. Hull, J. Crout, J. Callanan Taking steps toward leadership . . . representing others through serious responsibilities . . . showing the very finest in scholarship, leadership, and citizenship . . . searching for the true meaning of life... a rewarding interest in other times and places ROW 1: A. Standish, S. Argetsinger, M. Franzese. T. Funk. Mrs. Woodworth ROW 2s K. Callanan, A. Durland, B. Whiting, J. Smith, B. Griffith, C, Shepardson, C. Garrett, J. Durland ROW 3: S. Rondinaro, M. Ward, D. Morris, L. Ftanzese, P. Brown. M. Flahive, L. Lawton ROW 4: E. Thurston. M; Learn. R. Personius, E. Claire. N. Woodworth. S. Dann, T. Love. G. Voorheis, D. Dunlap, J, Zimmerman, S. Westervelt 26 Sr. And Jr. High Student Council, N.H.S. Yorkers, Fine Arts Club ROW 1: S. Johnson, S. Mikel, S. Adams ROW 2s M. Clayton, S. Nitche, M. O'Grady ROW 3: C. Bedient, J. Johnson, C. Hull, E. Clair, M. Ward, T. Shepard, B. Heath, C. Warner, T. Slicer, J. Durland, R, Personius ROW 1: J. Durland, C. Hull, P. DeSarno, T. Slicer, N. Valent, C. Warner, T. Shepard, M. Kyle. ROW 2: J. Whiting, Mr. Salmirs, G. Henderson. G. Kloppell, E. Claire ROW 3s R. Beligotti, P. Damaini, W. Heath, M. Salmirs ROW 1: C. Emery, D. Adesso, J. Sgreeci, S. Smith, J. Colunio ROW 2s M. Stafford, D. Argetsinger, M. Chaffee, K. Evans, G. Hughey, B. Boyce, J. Weed ROW 3s T. Grenanger, M. Karnitz, K. Berry, S. Smith, J. Standish ROW 4s K. Simiele, D. Bianco, R. Griffin, N. Ventra 27 I did it right! Just write anything - they're only underclassmen! You said to smile, not open my eyes! Long hours of toil. . . ruling and preliminaries . . . typing and triplicates . . . turn around and the SEN EC AN — a book of memories ROW Is C. Hull, M. Weed, S. IXake, M. Frank, K. Carpenter, C. Shepardson, B. Cullen, J. Sopp, M. Clayton, M. Biagetti, M. O'Grady, J. Ferry, A. Richardson, J. Clayton, J. Berry, K. Herzig, N. Johnson, G. Snyder ROW 2: D. Drake, C. Warner, N. Valent, J. Smith, J. Johnson, J. Johnson, C. Hall, D. Dunlap, L. Lawton, A. Durland, T. McLaughlin, B. Griffith, E. Claire, R. Personius. C. Cleveland, H. Sgrecci, P. Albertson Senecan, Student Standards ROW 1: C. Singleton, C. Stevens, N. Tripp. D. Hull. K. Herzig ROW 2: C. Garrett, A. Durland, S. Drake. C. Hull. K. Callanan, L. Lawton ROW 3: M. Salmirs, S. Nitche. S. Raimondi. D. Dunlap. T. Slicer, T. Shepard ROW 4: R. Argetsinger. M. Bailey. J. Durland. B. Flahive ROW 5: S. Bauman. C. Warner. M. Bartone. E. Claire. S. Adams. J. Whiting. D. Richardson. B. Heath Catching students in the act of being — ?. . . WGCS gossip . . . twenty deadlines to make a year 29 Sports “ W-A - T -K-I-N-S ” . . . from toddlers with rub- 31 ROW 1: N. Woodworth, N. Ventra, A. Johnson ROW 2: A. Jaynes, K. Ford ROW 3: J. Zimmerman, K. McClure ROW 4: A. Standish Flexible, agile girls leading the team on to victory . . . abundant supply of pep, vigor, and vitality . . . Senecan Spirit! 32 ROW Is D. Semski, E. ftanzese, C. Colunio ROW 2: K. Callanan, C. Woodard ROW 3: C. Garrett, M. Flahive ROW 4: B. Flahive ROW 1: D. Hull, J. Dunbar ROW 2: K. Smith, C. Stevens, C. Henby, L. Vanderhoop, M. Miller Majorettes And Cheerleaders ROW lj M. Wilson, P. Doolittle, M. Spena ROW 2: N. Johnson, J. Dean ROW 1: D. Bauman, G. Snyder ROW 2: J. LaFace, D. Cleveland 33 ■if 14 9 5 5 5 330} 5 W ROW 1; G. Bond, D. Franzese, A. West, T. Dunlap, R. Argetsinger, J. Soule, P. Brown, L. Woodworth, R. Smith, R. Belligotti, J. Dean ROW 2: D. Thompson, S. Franzese, D. Richardson, T. Love, G. Henderson, L. Blanchard, S. Adams, J. Sheesley, T. Rowe, R, Cervoni, T, Pike ROW 3: E. Claire, C. Cervoni, B. Spencer, M. Learn, B. Field, G. Palmer,. J. Specchio, F. Leonard, C. Cleveland, G. Conklin, M. Ballard 34 Football HOMECOMING: D. Semski D. Conkright Barb Flahive, Queen J. Durland M. Ward Feel of pigskin . . . proud of them all.. . each year a little mightier. 35 ROW 1: J. Adesso, T. Margreno, G. Henderson ROW 2: P. Davis, C. Cervoni, D. Richardson, R. Personius, C. Brown, R. Cervoni, B. Spencer, S. Mikel, J, Sims, J. Nitche, M. Learn, R. James ROW 1; V. Joseph, T. Love, G. Conklin, R. Green, J. Adams ROW 2: M. Franzese, C. Calhoun, M. Fazzary, S. Rondinaro, K. Cervoni, M, Moore, R. Wilson, G. Palmer, R. Tower, D. Eldridge ROW 1; V. Joseph, B. Hogan, J. Adams ROW 2; J. Cook, M. Kyle, D. Smith, J. Leonard, B. Cross, K. Cervoni, T. Loyd, M, Fazzary The sound of wood hitting horsehide. . . stealing third and sliding into home . . . champs of the league. ROW 1: W, Fields. L. Blanchard. C. Cervoni, W. Tamberelli, P, Davis, P. Brown, E. Thurston, M. Franzese ROW 2: R. James, T. Margreno, M. Learn, J. Nitche, T. Pike, R. Personius, R. Cross, D. Richardson, C. Brown, Coach Davis 38 Baseball, Tennis “Love-30”. . . What a racket!!. . . beautiful spring days . . . rhythmic beat from balls bouncing on black-top ROW Is D. Macri, R. Clark. R. Macri, M. VanAmburg ROW 2; D. Dunbar. P. Franzese, S. DeDominicis, J. Weed. S. Nitche, M. Haight ROW 3: D. Bornholdt, G. Ayers 39 The sound of wood hitting horsehide . . . homerun, with the bases loaded... the count is three and two . . . stealing third and sliding into home . . . champs of the league. ROW 1: D. Morris, A. Braithwaite, K. Corwin, F. Webster, K. Evans. D. Franklin, P. Flahive ROW 3: D. Dunbar, S. Crout, J. Hoose, S. Baldwin, P. Albertson, R. Tower, C. Bates ROW 1: J. Varner, T. Roberts, D. Giambo, S. Crout, A. Braithwaite ROW 2: L. Gould, E. West, T. Sha-rack, T, Dunlap ROW 3: T. Klop-pel, T. Claire, T. O’Malley, T. O'Malley, R. Car-land, D. Morris, C. Bates ROW 4: G. Miller, P. Albertson, P. Flahive, J, Whit- ing, S. Argetsin- , ger, S. Baldwin, R. Cervoni ROW 5: T. McLaughlin, B. Griffith, J. Sims, F. Kelly, R. Tower, G. Conklin, G. Palmer, A. Chaffee « 40 Track, Cross Country 5-6, You’re not yet licked ... 9-10, We won again! 41 Mat men . . . twisted arms and legs . . . weight watchers ROW 1: B. Griffin, D. Franzese, D. Moris, G. Smith, T. Kloppel. Coach Smyth, S. Crout, R. Griffin, D. Giambo, G. Bond, R. Lewis ROW 2: S. Held, F. Leonard, S. Franzese, G. Miller, F. Webster, T. Greninger, R. Palmer, J. Phytila, J. Hoose, M. Ballard, A. Voorheis, L, Woodworth, A. Richart, C. Gardner Wrestling, Susana Raimondi Enchanted by that mischievous grin, sparkling twinkle in her eye, we were constantly delighted by her wit ... pillow fights and Christmas carols, unforgettable Washington, whispered jokes and giggles during long hours of class, the unbearable excitement of basketball games, learing and laughing and living together, we shared the joy of a very special friendship. 43 Junior High The nicest people come in the smallest packages . . . learning to learn and obey. . . sharing the good times that will be their memories forever. ROW 1; C. Semski, S. Ely, B. Wickham, C. Slater, L. Beckerson, A. Isley, R. Perry ROW 2: E. Brand, P. Vanddistine, S. Keegan, G. Sullivan, D. Root, A. Miller, L. Goodine, M. Cooper, D. Woodworth ROW 3: M. Campbell, P. Forker, J. Bianco, G. Hess, G. Potter, M. Davis, J. Smyder, B, Alan, K. Baker ROW 1; H. Russell, F. Blanchard, P. Prosperi, M. Novak, S. Isley, P. Serefine, J. Fraboni, S, VanSkiver, K. Amiegh, L. Cronk, R. Centerelli ROW 2: B. Thompson, A, Minor, R. Eastwood, D. Smith, D. Per-sonius, J. Children, D. Lott, J. Brand ROW 3: R. Dean, B. Gould, D. Welton, S. Gibson, S. Sopp, M, Bell, K, Ergott, L, Wright, A. Baldwin ROW 1; M. Wager, J. Bodine, S. Salvator, J. Smith, G. Robbins, C. Compton, M. Aryes, D. Tuttle, B. Givin ROW 2: M, Wood, C. Silliman, J. Mathews, T, Terrell, K. Hughey, D. Knapp, J. Fitzsimmons, S. Nelson ROW 3: J. Belknap, J, James, J. Hayes, B. White, S. Burbank, J. Crout, A. Pierce, M. Edsall, F. Merritt, J. Payne. 46 Seventh Grade ROW 1: D. Aryes, T. Franzese, S. Kent, P. Dunbar, J. Tousigant, G. Shepard, J, West ROW 2: Mr. Tolman, F. Peters, J. Riley, P. Sabtini, W. Mourey, J. Beli-gotti, L. Standish, B. Martine, R. Field ROW 3: B. McKenty, T. Harbot, M. Wood, T. Bleiler, C. Payne, S. Colunio, S. Voorhees, S. Jacobs, G. Cross ROW 1; R. Jackson, C. Tooker, D. Green, J. Pangalle, D. Stafford, K. Evans, P. Andrews, T. Hills, S. Russell, D. Thurston ROW 2: E. McKey, G. Clark, J. Dodson, M. Franzese, G. Welton, S. Willsey, M. Margreno, E. Ballard, P. Sgrecci ROW 3: D, Cross, D. Quinata, E. Personius, C. Blank, G. Marrow, M. Brown, G. Smith, C. Kendall, S. Ventra ROW 1; D. Butler, D. Bond, B. Stewart, J. Mick, A. Elkins, D. McBride, L. Robinson, D. White, D. Berry ROW 2: Mr. Inscho, B. Simpson, P. Flahive, D. Van-Horen, S. Woodward, W. Hughey, S. Smith, J. Baker, M. Berry ROW 3: L. Ennis, S. Neumire, P. Schimizzi, D. Cooper, D. Cummings, S. Givin, M. LaFever, M. Hoyt, D. Weight, S. Pike 47 ROW 1: Mrs. Ruger, L. Van Derhoop, S. Mador-sky, C. Crouch, R. Scott, S. Pratt, H. Ellison, J. Smith, J. Boudine ROW 2: K. Sullivan, Y. Jackson, J. Callinan Jr., J. Franzese, D. Hills, G. Haughey, A. Hall, M. Lemanowicz, J. Dunbar ROW 3: P. Baccile, J. Wickhan, M. Tucker, W. Weight, P. McKee, B. Kqjley, W. Os-bom, L. Kress, J. Roccisano, D. Clugstone ROW 1: B. Hall, B. Weiskopff, R. Kent, K. Field, G. Reasor, J. Gardner, G. Patterson ROW 2: W. Silliman, J. Sopp, M. Taylor, J. Turnball, E. Barrett, B. Lewis, D. Savard, D. Dilmore ROW 3: J. Veitch, -D. Hamass, C. Morile, J. Ron-dinaro, D. Coleman, M. Miller, D. Angle, B. Cullen, D. Morrill ROW 1; Mr. J. Bond, G. Andrews, W. Webber, B. Barrett, J. Mapes, L. Kent, J. Sokolowski, R. Tucker, D. Miller, S. Lachut ROW 2: F. Ferry, L. Curry, M. Hayes, C. Rogers, B. Len-ches, M. Smith, S. Wilson, D. Hull, P. Bolt, E. Overly, J. Delash ROW 3: H. Shaffee, L. Duzenberry, J. Gaige, A. Barrett, R. Colunio, C. Taylor, B. Mix, P. Vagnes, R. Secord, C. Stoddard 48 Eighth Grade ROW 1: Mrs. Stevens, J. Clayton, R. Elliot, B. VanAmburg, S. Doren, H. Riley, J. Calhoun, K. Sullivan, L. Blank, M. Crippen, T. Thorpe ROW 2: E. Fraboni, I. Hoyt, C. Wheaton, J. Pratt, K. Haight, C. Laughlin, K. Knapp, S. Lodge, G. McBride, C, Barrett ROW 3: R. Allen, M. Kamitz, C. Onan, F. Baldassarre, J. Chicone, E. Wagner, E. Mahler, L, Dean, E, Woodard. J. Smith, D. Herzig ROW 1; Mrs. Snyder, M. Mores, L. King, C. Stevens, K. Murphy, M. Kessler, R. Rose, R, Summers, R. Voorhees, J. Wallenbeck ROW 2: S. Taylor, B. Fitzsimmons, A. Ventra, D. Rhynehart, R. Houseworth, R. Woodworth, A. Eldridge, L. Goodine, B. Welch ROW 3: D. Briggs, H. Ennis, R. Lan-don, D. Doane, W, Currie, C. Henby, S. Marshall, L. Yaw, R. Payne ROW 1: Mr. Rowles, E. Pellor, F. Bacon, M. Claire, J. West, K. Ayres, L. Thompson. C. Donnell, J. Litter, D. Wyre ROW 2: D. Griffin, L. Rumsey, T. Ventra, J. Arnold, G. LaRue, D. Ackley, P. Perry, S. Joslyn, C. Knapp Row 3: D. Bauman, K. Cope, G. Howell, C. Buckley, L. Mason, B. Rice, N. Neumire, M. Smalley, V. Herrick, F. Dean, J. Fomwalt 49 Graduation is so many years away . . . making more and more friends year after year . . . ((Oh, for the carefree days. ” Underclassmen 51 ROW 1: C. Calhoun, J. Ameigh, R. Stanko, J. Varner, M. Osborne, K. Madigan, M. Franzese, P. Mikel ROW 2: K. Harnas, B. Cross, J. Stamp, P. Van Deusen, K. Ford, D. Landon, J. Keegan, M. Bianco, P. Bastion ROW 3: P. Serefine, R. Hoyt, G. Pyhtila, B. Eggersdorf, A. Bauman, G. Slater, T. Claire, D. Derrig, L. Gould. W. Welton ROW 1: Miss Smith, G. Bond, K. Evans, S. Thyer, S. Heath, R. Grover, L. Bedient, R. Carpenter, A. Johnson, W. Dodson, D. Argetsinger ROW 2: R. Knapp, D. Thompson, R. Rich-tmyer, J. Leonard, B. Fraboni, R. Wilson, J. Utter. R. Church, E. Stanko. T. Sharack, M. Moore ROW 1; Mrs. Valleau, P. Blank, R. Palmer, B. Elliott, A. Standish, R. Stark, F. Kingsley ROW 2: G. Dickens, S. Hayes, D. Cleveland, K. Carpenter. R. Green, A. Jaynes, J. Smith, S. Shaffer ROW 3: K. Rice, J. Thorpe, A. Voorhees, J. Cummings, W. Andrews, E. West, C. Foster, S. Bauman 52 Freshmen ROW 1: Mr. Burney, K. Pike, L. Fau-sel, S. Haight, N. Woodworth, D. Dean. R. Lewis ROW 2: S. Drake, G. Kress, D. Robertson, J. Murphy, E. Mathews, P. Bailey, B. Ayers, B. Johnson, M. Kess ROW 3: G. Conklin, H. Stoddard, D. Centurekli, G. Voorheis, J. Spena, A. Braithwaite, S. Bell, K. Thompson, B. Tousignant, M, Frank Loudest cheering section . . . “fired up” over just about everything . . . putting their hearts into making the grade. ROW I Mr. Killebrew, M. Kyle, M. Fazzary, V. Joseph, K. Simpson, S. Terrelm, F. Bennett, D. Pratt. R. Ziarno ROW 2: C. DeLorraine, E. Cornish, C. Hall, C. Stafford, D, Goldy, M. Lollis, D. Wagner, N. Hammond ROW 3: D. Franklin, B. Nitche, H. Allen, K. Cervoni, C. Bates, L. Mathews, S. Rondinaro, T. Dunlap ROW 1: Mr. Shaver, J. Prosperi, R. Clarke, J. VanAlstine, J. Hamas, J. Berry, D. Franzese, M. Simpon, P, Buckley ROW 2: J. Zimmerman, K. McClure, J. LaFace, N. Denison, C. Hinton, P. Barnes, K. Russell, S. Nitche ROW 3: C. Thomas, D. Keegan, B. Olevnik, J. Stamp, S. Fazzary, T. Loid, F. Martin. D. Dutton 53 ROW 1: Mrs. Bailey, C. Johnson, R. Macri, R, Lahcet, S. Usher, G. Miracle, J. Shaffer, C. Emery, H. Knapp, L. Kingsley ROW 2: G. Hurd. H. Clug-stone, J. Colunio, R. McIIroy, I. Ohls, C. Richart, W. Houseworth, L. Graeber. B. Griffin ROW 3: G. Conklin, J. Orbin, B. Cross, C. Cervoni, J. Westervelt, T. Wilsey, R. Voorheis, R, Hughey, S. LaPre, C. Mathews ROW 1: P. Dilmore, J. VanAmburg, S. Karius, G. Rappalee, N. Cooper, D. Macri, P. Perry ROW 2: S. Crout, M. Chaffee, R. Stanko, P. Kelly, F. Clark, K. Harnass, R. Moll ROW 3: S. Aguiar, R, Fish, S. Pike, R, Taylor. C. Fenton, W. Thorp, L. Dusenberry, D. Tinker Old friends, but new relationships . . . leaving behind our inexperienced ways. . . becoming aware of our place in the world. ROW 1: J. Gaige, J. Weed. K. Evans, S. Loughlin, P. Tucker, C. Hickey, N. Johnson ROW 2: D. Bianco, R. Griffin, L. Lawton, M, Ballard, S. Smith, M. DeMunn, Ki Simiele, G. Minor ROW 1; B. Pierce, N. Ventra, A. Loughlin. M, Flahive, S. Miller, C. Shepardson, M. VanAmburg ROW 2: T. Brace, K. Berry, T, Greninger, P, Clark. R. James, J. Standish. R. Tower, J. Smith, R. Ziarno 54 Sophomores ROW 1: Mr. Cook, K. Callana, B. Clark, F. Goodine, B. Cornish, R. Scaptur, K. Herzig, D. Addeso, P, Boyce ROW 2: R. Palmer, J. Warner, J. Specchio, R. Beligotti, M. Kamitz, N. Valent, D. Smith, A, Durland, R. McKee, C. Woodard ROW 1: B. Whiting. C. VanSkiver, C. Conklin, G. Synder, D. Giambe, J. Adams, P. Throp ROW 2: D. Moser, J, Sims, T. Love, G, Palmer, D. Born-holdt, T. Hemick, T. Bauman, P. Brown ROW 1: L. Wilson, B. Edwards, B. Robinson, B. Thompson, S. Kerr, P, Healy, A. Vanderhoop ROW 2: G, Ayers, A. Dull, G. Smith. K. Carlson. K. Hammond, S. Buckley. J, Horgan ROW 3: F. Webster, B. Wagner, J. Graham, D. Symes, R. Smith, B. Barber, J. Kingsley 55 Looking behind wistfully at the road travelled, looking ahead hopefully to the road ahead . . . officially Juniors with class rings . . . where have the twelve years gone? ROW 1; Mrs. Peele, D. Morris, M. Wilson, E. Thurston, P. Doolittle, T. Bolt ROW 2: S. Teed, S. Walrath, E. Smith, L. Rae, E. Franzese, R. Bald-assarre, G. Mason ROW 3: J. Henderson, F. Kelly. M. Lenches, D. Havens, B. DeLorraine, B. Palmer, J. Dean ROW 1; Mrs. Berry, M. Br I-ascio, C. Colunio, H. Hun singer, D. Simpson, S. Sm h S. Dibble ROW 2: P. Davi D. Dunlap, S. Bauman, M. Tunnicliff, N. Eldridge, D. Laughlin, M. Haight ROW R. Umnitz, E. Westervelt, ' Bond, B. O'Malley, T. Mar reno, T. McLaughlin, J. Sgreeci, R. Cervoni, C. Gat -ner 56 Juniors ROW 1: Mrs. Burpee, B. Compton, T. Lewis, C. Elliott, C. Potter, M. Spena ROW 2: B. Johnson, J, Dean, C. Garrett, B. Stanko, V. Bennett, F. Bailey, C. La-Fever, D. Smith ROW 3: J. Pejhtila, F. Brunhouse, J. Whiting, D. Chicone, C. Richtmyer, M. Woodard, W. Barnes, D. VanAmburg, L. Wakeman ROW 1: Mr. Curry, Mis. Warner, S. Hughey, A. Pendze-wiater, P. Smith, B. Church, J. Jackson, N. Tripp, R. Giam-bo, M. Kennedy ROW 2; S. Tinker, C. Scott, J. Mason, S. Nitche, L. Macri, P. De-Samo, V. Franzese, B. Richardson ROW 3: D. Bauman, B. Griffith, G. Weed, D. Dunbar, K. Corwin, S. Baldwin, R. Carland, H. Sgrecci, L. Woodworth, J. Weed 57 Seniors Turn around, and it’s over . . . a chapter of our lives has closed. with friends never forgotten, and memories never lost . . . we move on. STEPHEN B. ADAMS Stevie ... he's awfully patient fora redhead! ... Where those extra notes coming from sayes? ... caught goofing around in English ... always full of fun and ready for a good time CHARLENE ACKLEY Typist ... little older sister ... June Bride ... always a load of books ... favorite subject gym and Now JAMES J. ADESSO A.V. man ... favorite radio station WGMF ... head meat man at the Jeff ... car trouble ... Hey Lucy! PAUL E. ALBERTSON Albert Paulson ... booming bass ... cross country captain ... I just thought ... Future teacher ... energetic 61 MIKE F. BARRETT Trumpet tooter ... likes to type ... sleeps in study hall ... silent individual ... shop handy man JOANNE BEUGOTTI Bozo ... Just, forget it! ... Never a quiet moment ... Where's Nan! ... Hot Blue Dodge CYNTHIA B. BEDIENT Cindy ... our own little spelling champ ... those nourishing lunches! ... a special wit all her own ... always nice to be with JOHN G. BELL Ding Dong ... Big Daddy Bell ... Truck driver ... creates the action ... Drummer Boy 62 MARY ANN E. BIAGETTI Tennis anyone? ... swings on the guitar ... yearbook, what a headache! ,.. Guss's Girl ... Miss Ice Cream cone 1969 DAVE L. BOLT Sailing around the boaterama ... trips to Horseheads ... musical genius .., moody, or thoughtful? ... real swinger when he wants to be LARRY E. BLANCHARD All out for sports ... half track, halfback ... a romeo ... always at the store ... Billy and Larry CHARLES J. BROWN Great athlete ... CHAS ... quick temper ... where's Norman?_____drinks strictly Coke FRED BRUNHOUSE Bleach Blond ... Paperboy ... Upon the hill ... always seen with David Shepardson ... Little red car. NAN L. CAREY Drives a green Corvair ... funny girl ... night hawk ... Mickey's little sister ... pool shark. 64 LINDA MARIE CENTURELLI Loves horses ... sports enthusiast ... Cinderelli ... deerskin pocketbook ... conscientious. BOB CHAPMAN Hot Pontiac ... misleading air of innocence ... often seen cheery face ... indescrible ... The heaviest oil painting in the world! ERIC CLAIRE Top man in Student Council ... likes to debate ... are you sure about that? ... Green Tempest and Mr. Chicken ... always busy thinking. LARRY CLARK Likes to go pheasant?! or deer hunting ... tuned up tenor ... walks tall ... appears to be quiet ... Aw, I did not! CARL L. CLEVELAND Letterman ... independent ... always has something to say ... little green bug ... mathematical head DEBBIE CONKRIGHT Oh, I just don't know! ... soft voice ... feminine and frilly ... silly giggles ... avid wrestling fan MARJORIE L. CLAYTON Marjie ... long hard hours laying out pictures ... mischievous intentions twinkling in those beautiful brown eyes ... knows her mind and speaks it honestly ... always ready for a good time CYNTHIA ANN COMBS Talkative ... Mrs. Burpee's pet____pep- py ... our favorite mascot ... flashy little hippie BOB CROSS Oh you cutie! ... that little look of innocence ... happy hustler ... good times at the Jeff. THERESA MARIE DEAN Picasso of WACS ... long-haired swinger ... tiger swimsuit ... That's cool! ... notes in French class. SAMMY A. DEDOMINIC1S Daddy cool ... Pancho ... Jefferson meat man ... work demon ... tennis is his racket JANE MELANIE DURLAND Russian ... out of town interest ... class note taker ... busy little editor ... faithful chorus member. GINNY A. DISCENZA Boy-crazy ... peppy and perky ... flute player ... what a flirt!_ crazy dancer. 66 KEN EARLY DIANE L. DUTTON Petite blonde ... shy or quiet? ... a nurse to be ... 4-H homemaker ... that one certain guy Chevy ... muscles for a little man ., late nighter ... favorite color of red ... seen but seldom heard RONNIE ELLIOTT Nehru dresser ... bass guitarist ... Math is his subject ... always has a girl ... really nice girls SANDRA ELDRIDGE Sandy ... party enthusiast ... the type of person one hates to play against in gym ... wild driver ... Mr. Burney's favorite student BETTY ELKINS Horses ... racetrack trio ... loves dark eyes and black, curly hair ... Mrs. Clark's target ... C.T. 67 JANE A. ELLISON Where's Theresa? ... future nurse ... smiling smile at Mr. Chickens ... that unmistakeable laugh ... couldn't have a nicer friend JOYCE ANN FERRY Bula ... athlete ... Where are my sunglasses? ... I'm gonna see if I can get the car tonight!!! ___ Where's Miss Malloy? 68 BILLJ. FIELD Where for art thou Billy-Boy ... clown of the crowd ... undying appetite ... graceful Billy ... football man BARBARA K. FLAHIVE Bright eyes ... always smiling ... Go, team, go! ... one of the beach gang ... lifeguard? MARGARET A. ELY Boundy brunette ... a smile for everyone ... nurseward bound ... good times at the lake ... Margaret, nut Margie ROSE M. FORKER Cute and understanding ... everybody knows Rosie! ... problem solver? ... everybody's buddy STEVE FRANZESE Great athlete ... top wrestler ... Concrete” smart, but in a quiet way. ROBERT GIAMBO Hot Valiant ... Always on the road ... La Face's every day ... rattle brained late night trips ... tongue is quicker than the mind rERRI FUNK ’Lung Gisland Those crazy arties . :ar ... ace fan I didn't smash the hot tempered ... Wal- JUDY GROVER How's History?? ... loves to ride horses ... bookworm ... cool! ... how's carpenter road? PEGGY J. HALL Charm school scholar ... needs a psycologist?! ... cool red temper?! .. .always willing to lend a helping hand ... bump-along-Buick LOISJ. HARVEY Up on the hill ... C.S. ... quiet and shy ... long, brown hair ... running to meet that certain guy GARY L. HENDERSON Fluorescent shirts and hippie beads ... Groovy ... teachers delight ... Henderson, Heath, and Mikel ... all around nut LARRY HENDRICKSON Larr ... bushman or birdman ... owlclaw ... fancy Nehrus ... Corners on two wheels WILLIAM A. HEATH Goldy locks ... got any gum, Bill ... member of the gang .. serious, ever?? ... whose house are you living at now? JACK HOOSE Wisecracker ... blond lover boy himself ... love BUG itch ... Engl uh hu favorite subject?? ... running in his blood. CAROL HULL Ambitious intellectual ... those cottage partie ... future teacher ... gifted with a welcome heart ... willing helper JOYCE JOHNSON Future Farmer's wife ... I was so good there had to be two of me” ... I never said that ... Candy-striper and future nurse type. JANET JOHNSON Loves the curbs ... ex-librarian ... where's my other half? ... oh. you’re kidding ... the singing nurse. 71 GEORGE KLOPPEL With his walking stick ... without sincerity there is no signifigance ... discerning intelligence ... unique philosopher ... a true individual. SHARON KERNS Sheri ... jovial laugh ... consistent gum chewer ... stock car racer (chewy) ... dober MIKE LEARN Enthusiastic captain ... everybody’s ideal ... tall and handsome ... top down and the heater on? ... wonderful guy. RON LAFEVER Fuzz ... beatup truck ... good times at crosscountry wood-butcher ... kinda quiet, real sweet. 72 DAN MADIGAN Mini-bike ... You, Madigan ... the Dundee Crowd ... good times with John ... flashy clothes. ANITA MARTIN A warm smile ... always with Mary ... studies hard ... love that New York accent! ... industrious. TIM McCLURE Hippief?!) ... band leader ... Oh you little pumpkin! ... traveling man ... Skinny . MARY McDORMAN Trig ... a Horsehead recruit ... shy and pretty ... her long blonde hair ... an added attraction to WGCS RUTH ANN McKENTY Rufus ... lakeside beauty ... Philadelphia gal ... a flowery summer ... quiet(?) girl in the alto section. 73 Bud” ... Sunday nights at Elmira sharp intelligence ... sly CHARLENE M. MITCHELL Mitch” ... miniature twiggy ... ni Doll ... ”0h, keep your cool weekends ... Peter Pan ... GARY E. MILLER Beach boy ... top mat man ... dance floor marvel ... one of the many ... science expert STANLEY MOLL Corning commuter ... these boots are made for walking ... always with Cheese-ly! ... Kinda quiet ... car crazy RICHARD MORRILL That Jeep!! ... Doc ... 'I was gonna say ... Nehru jackets ... constant- u . d-i • ly mumbles (?!) Hector Biki- J ... unusual JIMMY NITCHE MARY ANN MURPHY Horses, horses, horses ... a friend to all ... sweet smile and religious heart ... active 4-H'er ... Card’s younger sister. Mr. Everything ... tiger on the board, the pitcher’s mound, and the line ... tall, dark and handsome ... head for figures ... everybody loves him, especially that one certain girl!! MARTHA O’GRADY Marty ... Schuyler Miss. ... Bubbling blonde ... confusing talker ... big wheel in 4-H. DANNY O’NEIL Fuzzy ... class clown ... study hall teachers pet ... champion goof-off ... a lot of fun. SUSAN PALMER Combat boy ... wild and wooly ... constant giggler ... creates the action ... always something to say. 75 MARGARET PARSONS Marzie ,.. frequently seen at LaFace's ... quiet one ... bareback horse ... wild weekends GRACE ANN PECK Model blonde waitress ... conscientious ... a good judge of horses ... flower power ... Oh, I know ROD PERSONIUS Speak easy ... unique sense of humor ... Mop top and t-shirts ... hot rod ... fifth period Cook fan MIKE POLAKOW Pole-la-cow ... one of the Burdett gang ... vests ... Yamaha ... mechanic SUSANA CATAUNA RAIMONDI No understand nothing! ... coffee for lunch ... Argentine Seniorita ... knows how to communicate!! ... hilarious sense of humor DONJ. RICHARDSON Sharp dresser ... always picking on Billy and Barbie ... football arrow ... love ’em and leave ’em ... hey fat boy ALYCE RICHARDSON Injun ... bad temper ... drives a tan station wagon ... lives in LaFaces ... curly hair ALEXANDER D. RICH ART Transfer from Odessa ... R. O.T.C. Man ... talkative ... athletic abilities _ traveling around BENJAMIN H. RICHART From Texas to Hawaii to Odessa to us ... animal lover ... a flair for dramatics ... lighting expert ... always a ready smile 77 SHARON M. ROBINSON Robin ... friendly and easy to talk to ... athletically inclined . •. souped-up Mustang ... future homemaker. DIANN M. SEMSKI Dee-Dee ... peppy cheerleader ... beautiful long hair ... sweet personality ... world filled with sunshine. CYNTHIA J. ROWE Smiles for everyone ... ... chorus member ... Rowe like it was R-A-U-G-H ... deep blue eyes ... Millport's quiet swinger. JOIN SHEESLEY Amiable ... easygoing ... linebacker ... Corningite ... ready laugh and ready smile. SALLY SEREFINE Still waters run deep ... it's nice to be important but important to be nice ... friendly smile ... dark eyes. 'I DAVE R. SHEPARDSON Seen driving a souped-up Cor-vair ... Hey, man! ... Sandy brown waves ... towers over everyone ... Where's John? -I- CAROL A. SIMPSON Fancy free ... arid party-goer ... colorful hair styles ... un-mistakeable walk CATHIE M. SINGLETON Petit and cute ... flirty pigtails ... Blondes have more fun ... Connie's little sister ... fun times together TERRY SUCER Individualistic ... My Goodness” ... only her hairdresser knows for sure!? ... avid reader ... intellectual teacher baffler THOMAS A. SHEPARD Guitar picker ... shaggy locks ... Oh, well! ... camera man ... keen sense of humor and quiet intelligence 79 SUSAN MARGARET SMITH Shmitty _____itty. bitty. witty ... cartoons ... sweet personality ... OUTDOOR LIFE!! JUDY SPEARMAN Judy ... independent ... solemn ... God is not so much concerned with what a man does as with what he IS ... Creative writer JON SULLIVAN Funny Farmer ... loves to knit ... Polakow's right hard man ... Mrs. Clark's pet? ... mischievous .. . Clyde ... Indian lover MICHAEL E. STAFFORD New York City transfer____Long gorgeous tresses ... always with Pat ... never a non-flirting moment ... I'm a great man! JEAN M. TEMPLAR Always horsing around ... a beautiful singing voice ... Sugar Hill sweetness ... sports-minded (harmonica skills) WAYNE PAUL TAMBERELU Those younger girls ... beautiful hair ... where the fun is_New Jersey accent ... W.G.C.S. Romeo CINDY TOUSIGNANT Capable waitress ... hopeful homemaker ... that certain guy! ... a sensitive, probing mind ... perky personality BARBARA J. TOWNSEND Bleached blonde ... Padua girl ... hippie clothes ... a friendly Hi! ... loads of good times FRED TUCKER Spray paint maniac ... Mr. Warner’s friend ... Tm a safe driver ... quietest one in study hall ... teacher's love him. MIKE VOORHEES One of the Burdett crowd ... Oh, don't blush! ... camping on the Interlaken trail ... find him hard at work ... loves the farm ... E-R-S!!! JOHN WALLENBECK General Wally ... Ford man ... the boxer ... That New Year's Eve party” ... mechanically minded. 82 CORA SUE VAN DYKE Homemaking fanatic ... one of the Ellison road gang ... Where's Sally? ... Quiet-tempered. NANCY VOORHEES Red hair ... always with Sharon ... a warm Hi! ... likes Home Ec. ... friendly librarian. MARCIA A. WARD Claude ... lithe blue eyed beauty ... bright intelligence matched with skilled physic-ability ... found her own niche in life ... making life wonderful just to be near her CIMMY WARNER •”Cim ... a rush of enthusiasm ... a leader of her class ... bold and expressive??!! ... always a helping hand ... a personal little note signed Cim MARGARET C. WEED Weedy ____she's got an Irish temper ... likes to w alk through the Glen ... Pool Shark ... Lives at LaFace's SHARON LEE WEISKOPFF Odessa bound ... just loves wild parties ... pink and rosy cheeks ... one of many sisters __Curly’s helper on weekends 83 GARY WESTERVELT Future farmer ... make love ... only says he loves blondes ... Honda Fuzzy Wuzzy of the Grand Prix ... Are you sure you have the right one, Gary? CHUCK WESTERVELT Make love not war ... available Babysitter” ... charmin' Chester ... Chicati ... everyone loves a lover! MELISSA L. WOODWARD Her Odessa friends ... physically fit ... the gal from California ... my dresses aren't short! ... loves Friday night Washington, D.C. Trip Seniors obey rules. (Ha! Ha! Ha!) Cuchi, cuchi, coo! 86 When in Watkins, do as the Italians do! Conclusion Whispering and passing notes, waiting for the bell, sharing lockers, running in the hall Making posters, sharing spearmint gum, losing library books, eating pizza at football games Taking notes and drawing pictures in the margins, standing in line at the cafeteria. Waiting for Friday night dances, day dreaming in study hall, reading Literary Cavalcade, selling programs Struggling over essays, worrying about quizzing, arguing with the teacher, wondering about Vietnam Going to meetings, sweating through long hours of practice, writing articles, planning dances, making announcements Holding hands in the hall, saving a seat at the store Getting yelled at for goofing around, blacking out at basketball games, throwing water in lab Laughing at each other, laughing at the teachers, laughing at life Turn around and it's gone. Sad, scared, disappointed — but happy. We have shared great jay- A nd we know, most of all, that life is to be loved and we have loved it. 87 1969 Class Will Charlene Ackley leaves to become a June bride. Stephen Adams leaves Cimmy alone - finally. Jimmy Adesso leaves the Audio-Visual room in a mess. Paul Albertson leaves his mathematical ability with Mrs. Warner. Robbie Argetsinger can't leave - he's still making up time for Mr. Warner. Mike Barrett leaves his loud mouth to Bill Wagner. Mike Bartone leaves his honeys happy. (Mrs. Burpee. Mrs. Warner, Mrs. Clark. Mrs. Fraioli). Cynthia Bedient leaves Mrs. Webb to write her own love notes. Joanne Beligotti leaves her quietness (?) to Susan Dibble. John Bell leaves to become the Goodyear Blimp. Mary Ann Biagetti leaves everyone iastitches. Larry Blanchard and Bill Field leave to pose for the nudist magazines. Bob Cross leaves to photograph Bill and Larry. Dave Bolt leaves his cheek pinching to Bub Richardson. Susan Bond leaves her height to Sheila Teed. Nan Carey leaves her contagious giggle to Mrs. Fraioli. Linda Centurelli. alias Cinderelly, leaves her glass slipper behind. Bob Chapman leaves his red cheeks to Tommy Richardson. Eric Claire leaves his outgoing personality to Mr. Cook. Larry Clark leaves his easy going manner to Larry Woodworth. Margie Clayton leaves ice cubes scattered all over the Ole Colony Motor Lodge. Carl Cleveland leaves the school confused. Cindy Combs leaves to find a boyfriend her own age. Debbie Conkright leaves the Marina for the Construction Company. Theresa. Dean leaves to drop anchor. Sam De Dominicis leaves to start his own car insurance company. Ginny Discenza leaves to become a bill collector. Diane Dutton leaves for Pike's Peak. Ken Earley leaves late. Sandy Eldridge leaves making Chris Hickey the toughest girl in the school. Betty Elkins leaves an empty space on the absentee sheet. Rcvnny Elliott leaves carving J. K. in his other arm. Jane Ellison leaves her red nose to Rudolph. Margaret Ely leaves ... the field well-played. Joyce Ann Ferry leaves to become the Chiquita Banana girl. Steve Franzese leaves his constructive study habits to the typical W.G.C.S. student. Terri Funk leaves to write the gossip column for the Burdett Times. Larry Hendrickson leaves to start his own souvenir stand with all the junk he bought in Washington. Ronnie LaFever leaves his curly hair to Tony Harnas. Frank Leonard leaves to start his own brewery. Danny Madigan leaves to become a prize fighter. Stanley Moll leaves to teach people how to pronounce his name. Mike Polakow leaves with his chain belt stuck in his loops. John Sheesley leaves his sparkling personality to Tommy Greninger. Cindy Tousignant leaves to give dancing lessons. John Wallenbeck leaves the Ford garage with a better idea. Chuck Westervelt leaves with two girls holding him up. Charlie Brown leaves to become headmaster at Padua. Jane Durland leaves to become a Russian spy. Barbara Flahive leaves her peppy spirit to the Class of 1970 - they need it! Rose Forker leaves to become manager of the New York Yankees. Bob Giambo leaves to develop a lower steering wheel. Judy Grover leaves to join the Canadian Mounties. Peggy Hall leaves her red-headed temper to Connie Lodge - Why don't you try red. Connie? Lois Harvey leaves for Scotland. Billy Heath leaves a trail of broken hearts, gum wrappers and blonde hair. Gary Henderson leaves to do the Ultra-Brite commercial. 88 Jack Hoose leaves in his punch-bug. Putt-putt-putt!! Carol Hull leaves her party - all wet! Ken Jackson leaves his sense of humor to Mr. Morin. Janet and Joyce Johnson leave their job of confusing teachers to the Macri twins. Sharon Kerns leaves in indecision - laughing, crying, laughing ... George Kloppel leaves to join the great philosophers of the world - Socrates, Plato and Mr. Salmirs. Mike Learn leaves, but he has to go ask his mother first. Tim McClure leaves and the beat goes on. Ruthanne McKenty has left, but the Class will never forget her. Anita Martin leaves her accent to Mrs. Webb. Mary McDorman leaves her posed pictures on the Senior trip to the Audio-Visual Club. Steve Mikel leaves to play the leading role in My Favorite Martin. Gary Miller left - somebody blew in his ear. Charlene Mitchell leaves her Twiggy figure to Mary Chaffee. Dick Morrill leaves to become Mumbles” on the Dick Tracy show. Mary Murphy leaves erasing the Senior High Study Hall blackboard. Jimmy Nitche and Marcia Ward leave three hours early - as usual. Martha O’Grady leaves her holding hands with every boy in the class to Jenny Dean. Danny O'Neil leaves to become Maxwell Smart. Susan Palmer leaves - again. Marzie Parsons leaves her wild weekends to Donna Smith. Grace Ann Peck leaves, deciding between Odessa and New Jersey. Rodney Personius leaves his oinking to Arnold Ziffle. Ted Pike leaves his black leather motorcycle jacket to Terry Bolt. Susana Raimondi leaves no understand nothing. Alyce Richardson leaves for an Indian reservation. Don Richardson leaves his inferiority complex to Michael Salmirs, alias Emerson Mahler. Alex Richart leaves to write an encyclopedia. Ben Richart leaves to stack Alex's encyclopedias on the Acme shelves. Sharon Robinson leaves her athletic ability to David Dunbar. Cynthia Rowe leaves to become the center for the New York Giants. Diann Semski leaves to make her mark in the world. Sally Serefine leaves chuckling. Tom Shepard leaves to become a photographer for Playboy.” Carol Simpson leaves her natural hair color to Mrs. Burpee. Cathie Singleton leaves her fluent speech to Colleen LaFever. Terry Slicer leaves the teachers of W.G.C.S. thoroughly baffled. Susan Smith leaves Mr. Maas to think up his own comics. Judy Spearman leaves to start a Spearmint gum factory. Bill Spencer leaves his brightness to General Electric. David Shepardson leaves to replace Bozo on the TV show. Mike Stafford leaves his white sox to Mr. Drabkowski. Jon Sullivan leaves his pencil beard to Mr. Smith. Marilyn Sweet leaves on the usher's arm. Wayne Tamberelli leaves to find his Juliet. Jean Templar leaves for the back hill country to become a recluse. Barbara Townsend leaves her parties to Liz Franzese. Fred Tucker leaves his brilliant mind to Science - what they'll ever do with it. we don't know! Cora Van Dyke leaves her figure to Mrs. Lemak. Mike Voorhees leaves red-faced - It's not everyone who can find quicksand at Cranberry Lake. Nancy Voorhees leaves to become a driver education teacher. Cimmy Warner leaves her pretty pink nightgown to its rightful owner. Margaret Weed leaves to become grass. Sharon Weiskopff leaves a little bit wiser. Gary Westervelt leaves for Willard ... to visit his favorite nurse. Kenny Wilson leaves his masculine voice to Lana Rea. Melissa Woodward leaves on her lunch hour to get her Phil. 89 1969 Class Prophesy Here we are at the Grand Prix race track to watch the 1979 Grand Prix. The Watkins Glen graduating class of 1969 is gathering at the Onyx Club for its tenth reunion. A very exciting race is underway with ROBBIE ARGETSINGER and DICK MORRILL battling it out for the lead and BOB GIAMBO of the Valiant team bringing up the rear. It seems Bob loses a lot of time in his pit stops, despite the efficiency of his pit crew, STANLEY MOLL and KEN EARLEY. All aroupd the track trucks of Belly Beer can be seen. JOHN BELL has become a tycoon from his distillery, and ALYCE RICHARDSON and FRED TUCKER are his main distributors on the track. Patrolman GARY HENDERSON is up on track duty - off his usual Friday night beat at Central Asphalt. He reports in regularly to Sheriff THERESA DEAN. Down by the Wedgewood Road, there's ANITA MARTIN, still selling programs. And over by the refreshment stand we see that ROD PERSONIUS is still playing Mr. Cool as he's graduated from his scooter to a Good Humor wagon. TERRY SLICER is soul - owner of the Chicane. Although this isn't his type of racing, there sits the King of superstockers, BOB CHAPMAN, with his hot V-2 Plymouth. BETTY ELKINS and JUDY GROVER are still trying to convert the Grand Prix to horse racing. As we enter the Onyx Club, here’s TERRI FUNK handing out samples, of her father's wine. And. great Scot, there's LOIS HARVEY! Over at the bar, CHUCK WESTERVELT is head bartender, with JANE DURLAND handling the ice machine. CATHIE SINGLETON has a monopoly on the Onyx Club line to Montour. RONNY ELLIOTT is operating a baby-sitting service in the back room for any interested young ladies. And, over in the corner, there's DANNY O'NEIL, still debating with Mr. Salmirs on the profound philosophies of life. On the roof of the Onyx Club there are countless binoculars watching the race, but there's one pointed to the sky ... GEORGE KLOPPEL, watching birds. Standing beside him, sharing his interests, is STEVE MIKEL (who specializes in Martins). Suddenly they are diverted by a strange and deceptive sound from below, identified as Larr, or LARRY HENDRICKSON. As we mingle with the crowd in the Club, we learn what the classmates of 1969 have done with these past ten years. KEN JACKSON has been Head Gardener at GARY WESTERVELT'S estate, Charm Farm. JOYCE JOHNSON is head maid, cook, bottle-washer ... you name it. And across the road is JANE ELLISON'S Perpetual Party Pad. For the past ten years, SHARON KERNS and SUE PALMER have been on a lark, riding a camel, looking for a lucky strike. MIKE LEARN is still making passes_for the Seneca Socialite football team, that is. BARB FLAHIVE is his head cheerleader. BILL FIELD is still trying to decide what he wants to be when he grows up. LARRY BLANCHARD is his own personal guidance counselor. CARL CLEVELAND is still tutoring Mr. Cook, while ERIC CLAIRE is still trying to think of the king cut-down for him. MELISSA WOODWARD tells us she's had her Phil of Harrington. And SAM DeDOMINICIS, realizing how hard his name is to say has changed it. He now calls himself FRANK DeDOMINICIS. A large portion of the class is engaged in the entertainment business. MARGARET PARSONS sings the slogan on Schaffer commercials. MARY ANN BIAGETTI and MIKE BARTONE have replaced Rowan and Martin on Laugh-In, while JOANNE BELIGOTTI provides the laugh. And here comes the jug, CHARLIE BROWN! And there's that famous movie star, DON RICHARDSON, best known for his role as Butt Rhetler in Gone With the Smog, co-starring C1MMY WARNER as Harlett O'Scara. CYNTHIA ROWE is well-known as head marksman for the Bic pen commercials, and CINDY TOUSIGNANT is now the ”take-it-off girl in Noxema commercials. Landing on the roof is Argentina's leading comedienne. SUSANA RAIMONDI. JANET JOHNSON, her American counterpart, has taken the country by storm with her Mom always liked Joyce best” line. The Class of '69 has added great contributions to the musical field, too. MIKE BARRETT, with his new goatee, has replaced A1 Hirt, and RON LaFEVER now plays his trombone with The Kinks. MARJORIE CLAYTON, a famous composer, has recently been awarded her first gold record for her Beautiful Schemer. MGM just released the newest spy thriller starring 0096, SUSAN BOND, in Goldilocks. WAYNE TAM-BERELLI is still looking for a producer to star him in I, a Man. JOHN WALLENBECK, better known as General Wally, now commands F Troop. KENNY WILSON has replaced Enrico Caruso at the Metropolitan Opera. JEAN TEMPLAR has been his female 90 lead for the past ten years, up to the last opera when she broke his glasses hitting high C. Logically enough, we learn that several members of the Class of '69 are now working for the Playboy Club. Hostess MARY McDORMAN acts as doorman. TOM SHEPARD, the Lone Wolf is lead guitarist, and TIM Mc-CLURE is the star drummer. BILL HEATH is the head Talent Scout and GINNY DISCENZA is Chief Censor. Also, BOB CROSS, in his Slob Day outfit, has become the first male cigarette girl. We soon realize that the Class of ’69 now consists of many famous and important personalities of the business world. ROSE FORKER is an eminent dentist, especially good in taking care of braces. PEGGY HALL, a wealthy interior decorator, is noted for her excellence in upholstering psychiatrists; offices. RUTH ANN McKENTY is head life guard at P.U. - Philadelphia University, that is. GARY MILLER now manufactures asbestos ties. GRACE ANN PECK has recently been elected the first woman president of Princeton, while MARGARET ELY is head instructor of artificial resuscitation at Harvard Medical School. BEN RICHART is manager of national association of Acme Markets. STEVE FRANZESE is now president of D. T. Franzese Brothers. His wife, the former DEBBIE CONKRIGHT, is trying to convince him to merge with Central Asphalt. In the field of sports. CHARLENE MITCHELL is world champion Waiter-skier. SHARON ROBINSON is captain of a championship scooter soccer team and LINDA CENTURELLI is her star player. MARCIA WARD and JIM NITCHE are the United States star athletes, with Jim finally beating Marcia out, but just by a nose. NANCY VOORHEES is chairman of the National Hell-Drivets Training Institute. MIKE POLAKOW is the leader of the local pack, with DAN MADIGAN as his under-study. SUSAN SMITH has become a famous cartoonist and has stolen the limelight from Charles Schultz's Peanuts with her Shmitty” strip. The Nobel Peace Prize for Chemistry has been awarded to MARTHA O'GRADY, in hopes she'll stop. TED PIKE, now national chairman of the Boy Scouts of America, has recently made Coach Davis an honorary Tenderfoot Scout for having correctly predicted white snow for the past ten years. Millionairess SALLY SEREFINE is still living off the profits from her black mail photographs of the Senior Trip. CAROL SIMPSON has purchased Lamoka Lake and turned it into a private wild life preserve. JON SULLIVAN is still trying to grow a beard without eyebrow pencil and charcoal. BILL SPENCER holds the patent on his famous Corvair car-bar. While DIANN SEMSKI is widely known as Miss Corvair Cover Girl, from her ads singing You'll Never Get There If You Drive A Corvair at NAN CAREY'S used car lot The Corvair Corral, alias Werman'sjunk Yard. MIKE STAFFORD has developed a formula guaranteed to turn any color of sock white. MARGARET WEED has bought the American Cancer Society and turned it into Weeds, Inc. SHARON WEISKOPFF has set things straight at Curly's. CAROL HULL owns a chain of cottages on Seneca and specializes in throwing slumber parties. JULIE SPEARMAN is operator of the notorious Watkins Glen underground library. MARILYN SWEET is now hostess at the House of Usher and BARB TOWNSEND is hostess at the Bud Club. CORA VAN DYKE has started her own night club and is playing all the records she won at Casino Royale. MIKE VOORHEES has bought Burden and turned it into a garage. SANDY ELDR1DGE now manufactures El-dridge Parking Meters. FRANK LEONARD has replaced Robert Randolph Reed as night watchman at Kelly's Beer Distributors. DIANE DUTTON is a prize-winning fisherman who holds the record for the biggest pike in captivity. LARRY CLARK is president of the Clark’s Bars Corporation ... (it’s not candy anymore). CYNTHIA BEDIENT is making plans for the '82 election as Pat Paulson's running mate. JIM ADESSO is endurance tester for Sealy Posturpedic mattresses. CHARLENE ACKLEY was unable to come - she couldn't leave her diamond mines in Africa. Also, Senator PAUL ALBERTSON sent his regrets for being unable to come, for in three days he'll hold the record for the world's longest filibuster. The House of Representatives is the scene of another great debate - this time between Congressmen DAVE SHEPARDSON and JOHN SHEESLEY. The Smithsonian Institute has just offered STEVE ADAMS $.49 for that famous old relic, his truck. Another classmate who found her occupation in Washington is MARY MURPHY, who is night watchman at Olde Colony Motor Inn - chuckle, chuckle. Last of all. ALEX RICHART has been working in the Washington Zoo for the past ten years, and has just been voted Mr. Irresistible” by his peers. CINDY COMBS just announced that the class is invited down to DAVID BOLT'S boatarama for a party on his floating bar(ge). The chief attraction will be a wrestling match between JOYCE ANN FERRY and JACK HOOSE. 91 1969 Class History You open the scrapbook and there it is - a picture of your elementary school class - full of toothy grins and curly hair. It was September, 1956, and we were in kindergarten. It was a little scary at first, but this is where you first met the friends that would be with you for the next thirteen years. You were starting together on a trip that would be a whole way of life for you. Do you remember the cots we slept .on at nap time, and the big sandbox that was really a tire? First grade introduced us to the joy of learning - the first faltering steps at reading and writing. In second grade we learned to spell; we read story books; Do you remember show and tell?ff Third grade found many of us in Brownies and Cub Scouts. We learned to write and we were so anxious and proud on Parents’ Night. Do you remember when Mrs. LeShure's class did a skit about Hawaii? In fourth grade we stepped up to the second floor; we had separate reading classes and went to the library to read Dr. Seuss and learn about the Dewey Decimal System. In fifth grade we had our first dance: do you remember doing the twist with Mr. Galatis? Then we were sixth-graders - the Kings of the Cafeteria. We learned about Australia and we studied fractions. But those were just the beginning years, the years in which we formed personalities and made friends. When we left sixth grade we thought we were prepared, but we weren't. We entered the 7th grade September, 1963. This is where we were first referred to collectively as a class. We were known as The seventh-graders. We went through what all 7th graders do: getting usea to the pushing and shoving in the halls instead of neat single-file lines, looking with awe at the Seniors who seemed so old somehow, Mr. Slater's History class, ana our own basketball team. In 8th grade, we participated in Jr. High Student Council, we held a dance, we looked forward to the day when we would leave Junior High. And one day we did. We left the sheltered school life behind us and entered the high school. As Freshmen, our class officers were Eric Claire, Rocky Teetor, Debbie Conkright and Barbara Flahive. Mike Learn was Student Council Treasurer. At last we had a name and we were taking part in school activities, including sports. Who can forget our great J.V. Basketball team? Our battle cry was, Wait until next year! Our Freshman Dance was highlighted with guest appearances made by Captain Crunch and Magnolia Bulkhead (we were original, all right). We joined clubs, had our first tangle with Regents exams, became cheerleaders and athletes. Sophomores now, and fully established citizens of the high school, we broke records and gained fame. We met the teachers our older brothers and sisters had warned us about and found that they were actually human beinjp. Many enjoyed their first Prom that year. Our Sadie Hawkins dance had unprecedented attendance and profit records. And who can forget the Sophomore Carnival or the great side show attraction supplied by strippers Bill Field, Frank Leonard and Jack Hoose. Our class officers that year were Mike Learn, Mary Ann Biagetti, Cim Warner and Barb Flahive. Marcia Ward was Student Council Secretary. The Alumni Banquet provided a little work for us; the school now looked to our class for strength in sports. It was a year of fun ana a year of class triumphs. Then we were Juniors - the last year as carefree underclassmen. Our Junior Class officers were: Jimmy Nitche, Charlie Brown, Jane Durlana and Barb Flahive. Cim Warner was Student Council Vice-President. It was a year filled with new experiences: our first competitive exams, the PSAT’s and SAT's, our long-awaited class rings, selling programs, and simply getting used to the idea that we were Juniors. We saw our boys up there playing varsity sports. And then there was our Junior Prom, Oriental Sunset! ” Many hours went into planning and decorating until it was perfect, and finally, we arrived, excited and nervous, to enjoy our own Prom and to congratulate our King and Queen, Mike Learn and Diann Semski. That year seemed to go in a whirl; it passed so quickly. And finally, unbelievably; we were Seniors. This was the year we went through all the experiences that traditionally belong to the Seniors. As we walked down the halls the first day of school we wondered if the 7th graders were looking up to us the way we looked up to the Seniors all those years ago. Our officers were Mike Learn, Charlie Brown, Jane Durland and Barb Flahive, and Eric Claire was Student Council President. After a traditional attack of Senioritis, we were off and running to live up to our ideas of Senior life. There was our Senior Trip to Washington - we came, we saw, we conquered! All the time we were wondering how old W. G. C.S. was doing without our guiding light. We met our Argentinean friend, Susana Raimondi. She lost her label of Foreign Exchange Student, and we came to know her as a real person. And then there was Frosh Initiation when we lorded it over those poor, unsuspecting Freshmen. We won the Bucket Game, but of course we knew we would - we had to, because it was our last year and everything had to be right! 1 6 The year passed - Senior play. Senior Prom, sports from basketball to track to tennis and wrestling. Our new teachers and new experiences brought many remarks. Let them worry about it; we won't be here next year anyway!! or He marks so hard! Gradually, the novelty of being a Senior wore off, but in the back of our minds we knew that graduation was approaching - the day when we would leave the way of existence we had known all our lives. Now we realize that actually we are just a brief second in passing, a fleeting moment of memories. Ten years from now the Class of 69 will be gone and forgotten. We've left our impression; we've had our fun. But just turn around and ... we're gone. Senior Directory ACKLEY, CHARLENE ADAMS, STEPHEN B, Wrestling 1; Football 2,4; Track 3; Lettermen's Club 4; Intra. 1, 2, 3. 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3,4; Band 1.2.3.4; N.H.S. 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Student Standard 4; Boy's State 3. ADESSO, JAMES J. Intra. 1, 2; Basketball Manager 1,2,3,4; Student Standard 1,2,3; Photo Club 1; Tennis Manager 1,2, 3; Audio Visuals 1,2,3,4. ALBERTSON, PAUL E., JR. F.T.A. 1, 2, 3,4; Current Events and Debate Club 1,2,3; Library Council 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; All-State 2; Current Events Seminar 3,4; Oratorical Contest 2,3,4; Yearbook Business Manager 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3, Capt. 4; Cross Country 3, Capt. 4; Basketball Intramurals 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Drama Club 3. ARGETSINGER, ROBERT C. BARRETT, MIKE F. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Intra. 1,2; Craft's Club 1, 2. BARTONE, MICHEAL G. Basketball Manager 1, 2; Letter-man 2; Student Standard 2,4; Student Council 3; Youth County 3; Alumni Banquet 2. BEDIENT, CYNTHIA B. Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Intra. 1,2, 3,4; French Club 1; F. T. A. 4; F. H. A. 3; N.H.S. 4; Library Council 3,4. BELIGOTTI, JOANNE Intra. 1,2,3; Yearbook 3; Student Standard 3; Daisy Chain 3; F.H.A. 1,2; Youth County 3, Library Council 1. BELL, JOHN G. Intra. 1,2; Wrestling 1; Track 1; Band 1,2, 3.4. BIAGETTI, MARY ANN E. Intra. 1,2,3,4; Officials Club 2,3,4; F.T.A. 2,3; Yearbook 2,3, Editor 4; Drama Club 3; Student Council 1,2; Class Vice-Pres. 1, Quill and Scroll 3,4. BLANCHARD, LARRY E. Lettermen's Club 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3.4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Alumni Banquet 2. BOLT, DAVE L. Photo Club 4; Drama Club 3; Student Council 1; Fine Arts Club 4; Radio Club 1,2; Intra. 1; All-State Band 4; Pep Band 1,2; Tri-High Band 2,3, 4. BOND, SUSAN BROWN, CHARLIE J. Football 1,2,3; Basket ball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; Calss Vice-Pres. 3,4. BRUNHOUSE, FRED CAREY, NAN L. Intra. 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1; Student Standard 3; Senecan 4. CENTURELU, LINDA MARIE Iqtra. 1,2,3. CHAPMAN, BOB Yearbook 1; Photo Club 1,2; Student Standard 2,3. CLAIRE, ERIC Football 1,2,4; Fine Arts Club 3,4; Student Council 1,3, Pres. 4; Wrestling 1; Lettermen’s Club 2,4; Youth County 3; Alumni Banquet 2; Boy's State 3; Current Events and Debate Club 2, 3; Drama Club 3; Yearbook 3,4; Student Standard 2,3,4; N.H.S. 3.4; Chess Club 2; Intra. 1, 2; Class Pres. 1. CLARK, LARRY Lettermen’s Club 2,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Chorus 2.3.4. CLAYTON, MARJORIE Quill and Scroll 3,4; Intra. 1,2, 3; Daisy Chain 3; Drama Club 3; Public Speaking Club 3; Chorus 1, 2; Alumni Banquet 2; Senecan 2, Ass't Layout Editor 3, Layout Editor 4; Youth County 3; A.F.S. Hostess 3; N.H.S. 3.4. CLEVELAND, CARL L. Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Lettermen's Club 1,2, 3,4; Intra. 1,2; Boy's State 3; Dist. 11 Student Council Meeting 3; N.H.S.3,4; Alumni Banquet 3; Yearbook 4. COMBS, CYNTHIA A. Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Intra 1, 2,3,4; Ski Club 4; Photo Club 2; F.N.A. 1,2,3; Student Council 2, 3; Daisy Chain 3; Alumni Banquet 2; Pep Band 1. CONKRIGHT, DEBBIE Class Secretary 1; F.T.A. 1,3; intra. 1,2; Drama Club 3; Youth County 3; Daisy Chain 3. CROSS, ROBERT Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2, 3. DEAN, THERESA MARIE F.T.A. 1; Drama Club 3; Daisy Chain 3. DEDOMINICIS, SAMMY J. V. Basketball 1,2; Tennis 1,2, 3,4; Lettermen's Club 1,2, 3.4; Tennis Club of Schuyler County 3, 4. DISCENZA, GINNY A. F.T.A. 1,2; Pep Band 1,2, 3,4; Football Band 1,2,3,4; Youth County 3; Daisy Chain 3; Intra. 1, 2. DURLAND, JANE MELANIE Intra. 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 3; Fine Arts Club 3,4; Class Sec. 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Student Standard 2,3, Co-Editor 4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Quali-tones 3,4; All-State Chorus 1; Student Council 2, 3,4; District XI 93 Conference3; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Daisy Chain 3; Alumni Banquet 2. DUTTON, DIANE L. F. N.A. 1,2, 3,4; Intra. 1,2,3; Daisy Chain 3; Alumni Banquet 2. ELKINS, BETTY J. Intra. 1.2,3; Daisy Chain 3. ELLISON, JANE A. Intra. 1,2; F. N.A. 2.3.4; Yorkers 1; Daisy Chain 3. ELY, MARGARET A. Intra. 1,2; F. N.A. 2.3,4; Yearbook 4; Youth County 3; Public Speaking 3; Daisy Chain 3; Marching Band 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1,2,3, 4; Alumni Banquet 2; Candystriper 4. FERRY, JOYCE ANN F.T.A. 1,2; Intra. 1.2. 3,4; Yearbook 1,4; Daisy Chain 3; Alumni Banquet 2; Honor Basketball Team 2,3; Honor Volley Team 2,3; Student Council 1,2,3; Youth County 3; Chorus 1,2,3, 4. FIELD, BILLJ. Baseball 1,2,3,4; Lettermen's Club 1,2, 3.4; Basketball 1,2; football 1,2, 3,4; Alumni Banquet 2. FLAHIVE, BARBARA K. Drama Club Treas. 3; Officials Club 2,3, Pres. 4; Student Standard 3,4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Intra. 1,2,3, 4; Class Treas. 1, 2,3, 4; Junior Prom Lady-in-Waiting 3; J. V. Cheerleader 1; Varsity Cheerleader 2,3; Capt. 4; Daisy Chain 3; Alumni Banquet 2; Honor Basketball Team 2; Honor Volleyball Team 2,3; Youth County 3. FORKER, ROSEM. Intra. 1,2,3,4; Officials Club 3,4; Honor Basketball Team 2,3; Honor Volleyball Team 1, 2,3. FRANZESE, STEVE A. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Lettermen's Club 1.2, 3,4. GIAMBO, ROBERT GROVER, JUDY D. Library Council 2. HALL, PEGGY J. Intra. 1,2,3; Daisy Chain 3; Youth County 3. HARVEY. LOIS J. F.H.A. 3. HEATH, WILLIAM A. Baseball 2; Track 3,4; Drama Club 3; Lettermen's Club 4; Alumni Banquet 2; Intra. 1,2, 3,4; Fine Arts 4; Chorus 3,4; Student Standard 4; N.H.S. 3,4. HENDERSON, GARY L. Football 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Intra. 1,2,3,4; Fine Arts Club 4; Lettermen's Club 4; Ski Club 4. HENDRICKSON, LARRY HOOSE, JACK R. Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Cross Country 3,4; Wrestling 1,2, 3. 4; Track 1,2,3,4. HULL, CAROL A. F.T.A. 1,2,3,4; Fine Arts 3,4; Yearbook 3,4; Student Standard 2, 3; Business Manager 4; Daisy Chain 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; Intra. 1,2,3; N.H.S. 3,4; Drama Club 3; Elmira College Key 3; Youth County 3; Alumni Banquet 2. JACKSON, KENNETH R. Crafts Club 1, 2. JOHNSON, JANET M. F.N.A. 2,4, Sec. 3; Intra. 1, 2, 3; Daisy Chain 3; Candystriper 4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Youth County 3; Qualitones 3,4; Alumni Banquet 2. JOHNSON, JOYCE A. Intra. 1,2,3; F.N.A. 2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Yearbook 4; Daisy Chain 3; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Candystriper 4; Qualitones 3,4; Youth County 3; Alumni Banquet 2. KERNS, SHARON A. Intra. 2,3; Band 1, 2,3,4; Chorus 3.4; F.T.A. 1,2. KLOPPEL, GEORGE Fine Arts 3,4. LAFEVER, RONALD LEARN, MIKE E. Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 4; Class Pres. 2,4; Junior Prom King 3; Student Council Treas. 1, 2.3,4. LEONARD, FRANK Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3, 4. MADIGAN. DANIEL MARTIN, ANITA McCLURE, TIM R. Lettermen's Club 1,2. McDORMAN, MARY McKENTY, RUTHANNE Student Council 1,2; Student Standard 2,4; F.T.A. 2,3,' V.P. 4; Intra. 1,2,4; Fine Arts 4; Chorus 3, 4; Youth County 3. MIKEL, STEVE H. Intra. 1,2,3; Chess Club 2; Baseball 1,2; Cross Country 3; Track 3; Lettermen's Club 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Student Council 4; Fine Arts 4. 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