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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1973 volume:

SENECA 73 Watkins Glen Central School Watkins Glen, New York EDITORS: Barbara Cullen John Callahan THEME EDITOR: Mary Ellen Taylor B USI NESS MA NA GER: Shari Marshall a time of remembering our innocence, and our joys, thinking how it was and how it could have been, speaking of how our lives have changed, and remembering those who have changed it. with that thought we open our book of remembering ” DED1CA TION 73 First you learn to hate him: -because you failed his first 3 tests (or 5 or 7 or 9) -because he makes you do those horrid outlines and worksheets -because he practically stuffs Bailey’s book down your throat —and then he marks your essays on the regents like you were taking French instead of history. And then you see: -it was YOUR fault you failed those first tests because history has been so easy ’til now -the worksheets and outlines DO have a great deal of importance —that Bailey wasn’t so bad after all (even tho’ it did weigh 10 lbs.) —that you had at least one teacher that made you think, question, and wonder a little. For these reasons, we the Class of 1973 dedicate the 1973 Senecan to, Mr. Chamberlain. ■ I am not a teacher: only a fellow-traveler of whom you asked the way. I pointed ahead-ahead of myself as well as of you. K, Mr. Barne:, Guidance “I do wish each graduate the best possible success in the years ahead. Remember that I define “success” in terms of service to others and the self fulfillment one can find in living this kind of life. It is my hope that your school experience will contribute to your success in life.” Dr. Peak Chief School Administrator Mr. Moore, Driver Ed. Mr. Tolman, Music Dept. Mr. Bailey, Music Dept. Mr. Maas, Art Dept. Mrs. Calhoun Mrs. Human, Library Helpers ''I w-m v m Mis. Baldwin ir Mrs. Rondinaro Office Staff Mrs. Cogsdil ENGLISH AND GYM 8 Coach Seithcr MA TH—BUSINESS—LANGUA GE Mr. Mathews 9 HISTOR Y—HOME EC. Mr. Chamberlain Mr. Brown Mr. Schehr Mr. Tammaro Mrs. Brombeck Mr. Morin Mrs. Houston The teacher’s life should have three periods-study until 25, investigation until 40, profession until 60, at which age 1 would have him retire on a double allowance. 10 SCIENCE—SHOP—SPECIA L ED. Mrs. Snyder on o t i Oi Co SPOR TS Winning isn’t every-thing-but wanting to win is ... We judge ourselves by what we fed capable of doing, while others judge us by what we have already done. J.V. AND VARSITY FOOTBALL Varsity Football Team Row 1-Coach Smythe, Coach Kleinfelder, Coach Seither. Row 2-L. Perazzini, Z. Chambers, C. Crouch, T. Baumen, R. Field, M. Woodworth, J. Baker, W. Weber, G. Chambers, L. Robinson. Row 3-J. Sims, B. Thompson, D. Moore, D. Neumire, B. Woodward, T. Dunlap. D. Cross, D. Herzig, A. Monroe, B. Hicks, T. Franzese. Row 4-B. Thompson, R. Rumsey, B. Beach, C. Cross, J. Smith, H. Chaffee, D. Coleman, S. Colunio, D. Wo xiworth, T. Hoy, R. Campbell, F. Blanchard. Many congratulations should go to the 1972 varsity football team who became co-champs of the IAC league, southern division. Also after many years we won our homecoming game and regained our possession of “the bucket” (which was rightfully ours!). Special thanks go to our hardworking Seniors who will be leaving us this year—“Hal” Chaffee (He was also chosen for the Southern Tier all-star football team), Tim Dunlap, Wayne Weber, Calvin Crouch, Doug Coleman, Dave Herzig, Bob Woodard, Gary Chambers, Dennis Moore, and John Smith. A super thanks to Coach Smythe and Coach Seither. 14 Row 1 Coach Seither, D. Neumire, J. Baker, R. Moore, P. Che rock, G. Boyce, F.. Ames, L. Robinson, Coach Kleinfelder. Row 2 M. Kessler, J. Kloppel, P. Waite, P. Specchio, G. Lodge, D. Lyons, K. Suites, R. Bacon, M. Woodworth. Row 3-T. Hathaway. T. Hoy, R. Campbell, B. Taylor, F. Fornwalt, D. Holman, Z. Chambers, B. Hicks. Row 4-T. Franzese, L. Perrazini, F. Blanchard, J. Sims. Although somewhat inexperienced our 1972 junior varsity football team did quite well their first year in the IAC league. Like their “big brothers” the j-v’s won the game against Odessa and received a “mini-bucket”. Under the terrific coaching staff of Coach Seither and Coach Kleinfelder, they should be a great addition when they reach varsity level. CROSS COUNTRY GIRLS BASKETBALL 1972-1973 Cross Country Team Rou 1-D. McBride, K. Murphy, D. Welton, J. Callanan. B. Fitzsimmons, P. Flahive. Row 2 - A. Smith, J. Franzese, K. Callanan, E. Claire, P. Donnelly, B. West, L. Hughey, M. Glover, R. Morris, J. Lut-omske, D. Neumire, J. O’Brien, A. McBride. “Watkins Cross Country Team Has Supe Year” ... “Sweeps Opponents” ... “Places High in Invitationals”. This year’s team was comprised of 5 notable runners listed as they finished in the Sectionals-Kevin Callanan, Don McBride, Kevin Murphy, John Callanan, and Paul Flahivc. Special tribute to our senior runners-Dan Welton, Kevin Murphy, John Callanan, and Bob Fitzsimmons. Varsity Girls Basketball Team-1972- 73 Row 1-N. deLorraine, J. Lawton, G. Boyce, S. Standish, B. Donnell, S. Fazzary, M. Berry. Row 2-Coach Law-ton, T. DeDominick. P. Schimizzi, L. Herrick, C. Wilsey, C. Stivers, G. Clark, R. Symes, G. Smith, T. Stocum, V. Eastwood. Top-J. Riley, L. Holman, D. Hull, A. Baldwin, L. Goodine, K. Specchio. Coached by Mrs. Lawton, with Lee Herrick and Michele Berry as captains, the girls basketball team is finally seen in our Senecan 73. Just because they’re girls doesn’t mean they can’t play a good game of basketball. It’s too bad we don’t hear much about their doings. Special tribute to our departing seniors-Lee Herrick and Debbie HulL WRESTLING AND GOLF J.V. and Varsity Wrestling Team Row 1-C. Lott, S. Smith, P. Mckee, W. Ys-kamp. K. Glover, J. Bianco, D. Lyon, D. Moore, B. Thompson. W. Weber, C. Crouch, D. Moore. Row 2-V. Scuteri, R. Moore, M. Foote, M. Woodworth, D. Barrett, P. Rowe, L. Standish, M. Glover, C. Bleiler, M. Bouse, C. Blank, M. Notarfonzo, J. Smetanka, Z. Chambers, L. Robinson, T. Gaige, J. Ames, K. Kendall. J. Bond. Row 3-Coach Smythe, R. Field, L. Perazzini, E. Westbrook. This year, as in past years, our wrestlers have shown themselves to be an outstanding addition to our athletic program. They have had quite a time at home matches as well as away matches and all the parties. Thanks to our departing seniors, Dennis Moore, David Moore, Wayne Weber, and Calvin Crouch, and Phil McKee. dazing at these talented golfers (goofers?) Ted Franzese and Mike Moore, we can see the concentration ?) it takes. SWIMMING Varsity Swimming Team 1972-73 Row 1-T. Dunlap. M. Schehr, k. F. Blanchard. G. Reasor, P. Waite, T. Hoy, B. Gascon, G. Savard, P. Biever, M. Smet-anka, S. Givens. Row 2 H. Ellison, B. Woodard, S. Woodard, B. Secord, P. Vangsnes, D. Woodworth, J. Mathews, R. Davis, L. Vickio, J. Hayes, J. Gage. J. Kloppell, Coach Seither. The 1972-73 Boy’s Swimming team, under the coaching of Coach Seither have again proved they can reach outstanding heights. Special recognition to our advancing seniors-Harry Ellison, Bob Woodard, Tim Dunlap, “Bear” Secord, Pete Vangsnes, Jeff Gage, and Gary Reasor. The 1972 Varsity Girls Swimming Team had a stupendous season under the “rookie” coach, Mrs. Davis. Although it’s her first year and she had to be coaxed into coaching, Mrs. Davis did a terrific job and has the respect of every team member. WGHS had 5 girls participating in the Sectionals-Peg McGonigal, Katie Litteer, Jean Beligotti, “Cow” Licht, Cindi Henby. Thanks to our Seniors for a great job-Cindy Henby, Mary Hayes “Cow” Licht, “Bobbi” Licht, and Denise Webster. Varsity Girls Swimming Team-1972-73 Row 1-C. Henby, T. Beligotti, M. Hayes, D. Root, D. VanHorn, B. Givens, K. Litter. M. Hayes, C. Semski, L. Holman. J. Beligotti. Row 2 P. McGonigal, B. Licht, D. Webster. B. Licht, L. Goodine, P. Faz-zary. An Example of Bob Woodard’s remarkable talent. 18 SENECAS IN ACTION 19 J.V. VARSITY BASKETBALL Dedication is one of the key words in the game of basketball Guys with a lot of spirit, straining, aching but always striving. Just like all Senecans, they have a lot of heart. Super Thanks to Bud Chaffee, John Callanan, Bill Currie and Bob VanAm-burg-our devoted Seniors. Junior Varsity Basketball Team-1972 -73 P. Donnelly, K. Callanan, J. Baker, D. Neumire, M. Moore. M. Mar-greno, R. Campbell, D. Neumire, G. Boyce, G. Ruvlo, M. Kessler, Coach Cook. 20 Varsity Basketball Team-1972-73 B. Chapman, T. Franzese, T. Baumcn, J. Callanan, R. Clark, B. Thompaon, H. Chaffee, A. Drake, M. Davis, F. Peters, B. VanAmburg, A. Isley, Coach Loughlin. 21 BASEBALL Varsity Baseball Team-1972 Row 1-G. Cross, H. Ellison, J. Bond. R. Gardener, D. Schimizzi, L. Robinson, B. Fitzsimmons. Row 2-J. Derrig, D. Cross, K. Glover, D. Franklin, G. Potter. J. Valent. Row 3-Mr. O’Donald, J. Bianco, J. Gardner, T. Campbell, P. Serefine, A. Hall, Z. Chambers. “Outfield, Keep the ball low . . . Gardner and his wfld pitches ... Always hear rooting from the side lines... S-L-I-D-E ... SAFE! A super thanks to our Seniors, Alan Hall, Jeff Gardner, Harry Ellison, Bob Fitzimmons and Joe Valent. 23 TRACK Row 1-D. McBride, P. Flahive, T. Dunlap, E. West, H. Chaffee, J. Soule, E. Mathews, D. Herzig, T. J. Tally, J. Calla-nan. Row 2-Coach Morin, D. Welton, B. White, W. Welton, B. Wilson, J. Leonard, K. Murphy, K. Evans, J. Chicone, B. Rice, B. West, J. Stamp, Coach Seither. Our 1972 track team, in their last year in the LRL, was again a champ and expectations are even greater in our new IAC league. “Track is winning, winning is everything, track is everything! A “100 yd. dash ’ of thanks to our departing seniors-Dan Welton, Kevin Murphy, Joe Chicone, Bill Rice, Tim Dunlap, Bub Chaffee, Dave Herzig, and John Callanan. TENNIS S. Colunio, D. Coleman, F. Dean. Our 1972 tennis team is the “swinging-est” group in the school. Although they’ve had their conflicts with regulations, they’ve breezed through it untouched. A special tribute to the seniors-Pete Vangsnes, Floyd Dean, and Doug Coleman. 24 UNDER CL A SSMEN Always trying to get the most out of life. Running, yelling, bugging the Seniors, and always saying, “I can’t wait till I’m a Senior.” Living each day as if it was their last and loving it, thats the underclassmen of W.C.H.S. m FRESHMEN Row 1-N. Grover, J. Wilcox, S. Tuttle, K. Morrow, P. Larson, T. Cusimano, S. Dobson. C. Ector, K. Blanchard, D. Ely, K. Kendall, C. Isley, G. Talley. Row 2-T. Stocum, L. Brown, A. Forker, V. Chambers, S. Standish, P. Clawson, G. Quinata, R. Raulraft, J. Cummings, P. Rowe, K. Pike, M. Nortafonzo, M. Glover. Row 1-K. Wood.S. Fazzary, J. Laughlin, J. Riley, J. Hoyt, J. DeBarardinis, D. Johnson, T. Sullivan, L. Vanderhoop, N. Patterson, D. LaFcver, L. Morse, M. Frost, G. Boyce. Row 2-C. Stivers, J. Cibelli, E. Phytila, S. Graham, G. Smith, M. Campbell, T. Thope, P. Aiken, M. Marg-reno, T. Coolidge, P. Donnely, S. Bedient, B. West, F. Har-bot, R. Comfort, G. Savard. Row 1 -K. Mosher, S. Keegan, S. Sutton, J. Smith, C. Ripley, B. Shawl, S. Smith, G. Clark, C. Greene, K. West, D. Dutton, J. Ames, B. Marshall, J. Tobey, K. Eggersdorf. Row 2-S. Fitzpatrick, T. Beligotti, N. DcLrraine, J. Lawton, V. Vanldistine, M. Hayes, J. Jvasz, W. Lakomy, B. Gascon, D. Quackenbush, C. Compton, F. Bradascio, L. Huey, R. Campbell. 28 FRESHMEN Row 1 -A. Stanko, D. Maricle, C. Davis, L. Colunio, M. Blaser, M. Snyder. Row 2-B. Cummings, W. Clark, R. Hoke, M. Kerr, G. Morse, J. Baker, P. Cherock, A. Hakes, R. Stratton. Row 1-K. Speccio, J. Chaffee, E. Quinata, B. Clark, D. Personius, H. Tomassi, S. Shum-way, C. Human, C. Standish, P. Biever, K. Lodge, L. Gigliotti. Row 2-R. Yskamp, K. Ellison, S. Ames, M. Fitzsimmons, D. Landry, M. Bouse, J. Eaves, P. Waite, M. Roberts, M. DeNardo, F. Switzer, A. Gregory. Row 1-R. Moore, A. Edsall. K. Callanan, C. Boyce, J. Franzese, S. Thompson, L. Kent, L. Goodine, P. Donahue, B. Pratt, J. Stephno, V. Hicks, M. Hannon. Row 2-K. Suits, J. Lutomske, R. Davis, P. Salvatore, M. Smetanka, J. Radcliff, M. Jacob. R. Wel-ton, B. Vanamburg, D. LaRue, A. Wilhelm, S. Bartow, V. Combs. 29 SOPHOMORES Row 1-K. Litteer, M. Callanan, N. Barnes, S. Thompson, B. Mikcl, L. Holman, L. Perry, M. Spencer. Row 2-L. Blank, M. Fraboni, C. Landon, P. Robertson, D. Fazzary, J. Greninger, M. Corwin, K. Dean, P. Johnson, A. Drake, E. Clark, D. Mathews, J. White, D. Sandusky, E. Naylor. Row 1-K. Robinson, P. Pierce, C. Bleiler, D. Grover, C. Scuteri, P. Fitzsimmons, D. Carpenter, D. Hosteler, L. Vickio, D. Barrett, J. Clugstone, P Kapatos. Row 2-T. DeDominick, D. Sc ie, J. Franzese, D. Wilbur, E. Stivins, K. ston, C. Miller, J. Matthews, G. Lod D. Neumire. Row 1-J. Maricle, L. Roth, S. Bell, C. Rogers, T. Ackley. Row 2-R. Symes, G. Claire, E. Covert, B. Brown, A. Fausel, A. Bennett, K. Arnold, B. Hicks, E. VanAm-burg. SOPHOMORES Row 1-D. Stewart, D. Miller, J. Gage, C. Rathbun, W. Thurston, C. Caslin, C. Leonard, J. Bond, V. Scurteri, M. Foote, D. DeHond, E. Rondinaro. Row 2-C. Cleveland, D. O’Brien, C. Kelly, C. Coleman, N. Allen, C. Covert, D. Wager, T. Hoy, B. Quackenbush, P. Bauman, D. Lyon, M. Woodworth. Row 1-D. Palumbo, L. Chiacchiarini, T. Herrick, N. Specchio, P. Warner, B. Donnell, B. Forsyth, M. Nittoly, D. Licht, J. Kloppel, J. Smetanka. Row 2-S. Eldridge, A. Richardson, C. Gigliotti, P. Brand, J. McLaughin, S. Cullen, O. Valent, R. Teed, T. Hull. G. Morse, B. Bcdient, E. Ames. Row 1-J. Combs, G. Boyce, C. DeSarno, M. O’Harra, J. Discenza, T. Gaige, C. Waite, B. Chapman, J. Ameigh, M. Specchio, T. Bauman. Row 2-J. Huey, T. Liammari, B. Crout, A. McKee, C. Utter, A. Sillaman, C. Edsall, R. Rumsey, B. Taylor, M. Moore, M. Kessler, F. Fornwalt. 31 SOPHOMORES Row 1-N. Vangsnes, A. Meehan, G. Licht, V. Robbins, K. Hurley, D. Martin, C. Doolittle. Row 2-L. Fraboni, J. Irish, B. Berry, T. Webster. D. Salmirs, M. Ely, R. Ayres, B. Thompson, D. Holman, R. Clark, M. Mosher, S. Pastor. BOCES Row 1 -B. Laughlin, D. Patterson, R. Ayres, D. Lott, R. Bacon, C. Shepard, D. Knapp, C. Butler. Row 2-D. Cummings, H. Ennis, W. Hughey, F. Peters, R. Green, M. Novak, E. Brand, R.Ayres. 32 I use not only all the brains I have, but all I can borrow. JUNIORS Row 1-J. Bodine, K. Ameigh, S. Salvatore, G. Robbins, M. McParland, D. Thurston, J. Liammari, M. Wood, A. Isley. Row 2-M. Campbell, P. Sgrecci, J. Dobson, K. Moser, J. Choban, M. Bell, K. Glover, J. Smyder, D. Cross. Row 1 D. Smith, D. Bond, G. Hoi-man, S. Isley. Row 2-B. Mourcy, B. White, F. Merritt, P. Dunbar, L. Robinson, S. Woodward, M. Scher. Row 1-D. Van Horn, S. Neumire, S. Russell, A. Elkins, S. Terrill, P. Prosperi, T. Franzese, R. Centurelli, J. Mathews. Row 2-S. Willsey, T. Wait, J. Smith, J. Brand, E. Ballard, A. Miller. S. Colunio, K. Blank, M. Davis, R. Field. 35 JUNIORS Row 1-E. McKee, J. Beligotti, D. Butler, K. Peterson, C. Blim, G. Doane, J. Bianco, A. Monroe. Row 2-V. Cornell, G. Hess, M. LaFever.C. Bleiler, S. Sopp, K. Givin. Row I A. Miner, J. Pangallo, P. Sabatini, P. McGonigal, B. Thompson, K. Hughey, Z. Chambers, J. Riley. Row 2-G. Welton, B. Givin, S. Burbank, C. Compton, J. Hayes, P. Serefine, P. Van Idistine. W. Yskamp; Row 1-M. Wager, P. Schimmizzi. M. Fran-zese, B. Stew'art, A. Baldwin, K. Evans, J. Mick, D. Tuttle. Row 2-K. Bradshaw, M. Edsall, G. Potter, D. Woodworth, J. James, H. Hanstein, W. Wickham, J. Crout. 37 ACTIVITIES Although many people would disagree, activities are an essential part of the high school life. They round out your education, mixing social life with scholastic achievement, as long as you discipline yourself to keep the right balance of the two. Achievement is the most rewarding feeling____get- ting the paper out on time in good shape_____singing an entire concert in tune ... meeting deadlines .... having a successful dance ... winning ribbons at cheerleading camp... learning a complete majorettes’ routine with no serious problems... succeeding in raising money for an important cause .... the final production of “Guys and Dolls”. We, the students of WGHS, feel we have obtained the correct balance. STUDENT STANDARD Row 1—M. Ayers, B. Givin, V. Herrick, J. Wickham, P. McKee, P. Calla-nan, M. Claire. Row 2-W. Wickham, T. Wate, P. Warner, A. Liammari, S. Salvatore, J. Hayes, B. Cullen, M. Bell, C. Coieman, J. Dobson. D. Bauman. Judy Wickham and Phil McKee, Co-editors deserve a hand for the fine job they’ve done this year. Of course Lee Herrick, business manager, helped quite a lot, thanks. Our paper-a few poems, sports, student council, band, clubs and everything about our school, that’s the Student Standard. Good job staff and THANKS. 40 SENECA N EDITORS-Barbara Cullen John Callanan THEME EDITOR-Mary Ellen Taylor BUSINESS MANAGER-Shari Marshall To these people I want to give an extra “thanks” for all the help and effort they have given me. A yearbook staff must be willing to spend time laying out pictures, cropping, typing, meeting deadlines, trying to figure out how to spell everybody’s name right and a million other odds and ends. To our advisors, Mr. Cook and Mr. Tammaro, a special thanks for everything they put up with all year long, especially all our wacky ideas! Thanks again to Kathy Robinson, Mary Franzese, Patty Schimizzi, Sheryl Cullen, Donna Hills, Julie Smith, Linda Gooding, Judy Wickham, Shari Marshall, Mary Ellen Taylor, John Callanan, and Fred Ferry. Thanks should go to Cindi Henby who designed our yearbook cover. It’s been a great year! Barb Cullen-ed. 41 LETTERMEN Row 1-T. Herrick, B. Fitzimmons, J. Dunbar, D. Cross, D. Woodworth. Row 2-L. Holman, R. Fields, Z. Chambers, G. Cross. Row 3-P. McGonigal, L. Robinson, T. Franzcse, F. Blanchard. Row 4-T. Bilogotti, M. Hayes, M. Camden, C. Crouch, D. Moore. Row 5-Coach Lemack, M. Claire, B. Currie, D. Herzig, B. Thompson. Row 6-P. Vagnes, B. Licht, C. Henby, P. Flahive, S. Colunio. Row 7-J. Hayes, B. Rice, D. Colemen, H. Chaffee. P. Serefine. Top: K. Murphey. We give many thanks to the Lettcrman. Besides being the great athletes they are, they manage to put on some great dances and keep control of our athletic activities. Pres. David Herzig Vice. Harold Chaffee Sec. Mary Hayes Treas. Bev Licht Advisor Coach Lemak SKIING Middle-G. Homan, T. Herrick, J. Fran-zese, P. Sabitini, T. Liammarrt, J. Crout, J. Greniger, V. Chambers, P. Fazzary, Blank, J. McLaughlin. Top-J. Liammar-ri, P. Schimmizzi, M. Campbell, L. Herrick, S. Marshall, D. Colemen, M. Kessler, B. Chapman, D. Licht, M. Kessler. Front-F. Blanchard, P. Cherock, M. Spencer, B. Marshall, K. West, B. Michael, C. Coleman. Those late Monday night trips to Greek Peak are really something else! Selling candy bars so they can have that trip to Vermont. The eskimos of W.G.C.S. 42 SCHOOL STORE School Store-Row 1 -P. Sabitini.B. Fitzsimmons, W. Wait, L. Holman, G. Holman, K. Fvans. Row 2-J. Dunbar, C. Henby, A. Wilhelm, S. Sutton E. VanAmburg, M. Campbell, M. Berry, D. Smith, M. Claire, S. Torrel. Row 3-M. Camden, B. Licht, G. Cross, S. Cullen, J. Wickham, A. Drake, B Donnell, P. McGonigal, N. Barnes, C. Mosher, T. Herrick, M. Woodworth. B. Rice. School St ore-Managers-Maggie Claire, Russ Tucker The School Store is one of the places in our school we can call our own. Our advisor, Mrs. Woodworth, helps a great deal and we send our thanks. 43 44 45 IMC President-Faith Bacon Vice President Beth Ballard Vice President-JoAnn Mick Sec.-Margaret Ayers Treas.-Sue Terrill The IMC, under the supervision of Mr. Reed, helps to keep our library in order Row 1-J. Debaradcnis, E. Ballard. G. Smith, Mr. Reed. Row 2-D. Carpenter, D. Leonard, S. Neu-mire, N. Specchio. Row 3-P. Johnson, K. Baker, J. Mick, C. Barnes, L. Vanderhoop, L. Brown, J. Bradasao, K. Eggers-dorf, N. Davis, T. Thorp, H. Thorp, H. Black, J. Juhaz, B. Gascon, K. West. FHA FHA-Row 1-T. Ackley, S. Thompson. Row 2-D. Stewart, M. Tucker, B. Stewart. Row 3-T. Mason, G. Morse, K. Dean, P. Robertson, C. Covert, E. Covert, L. Perry, Mrs. Huston. Pres.-Diane Tuttle V. Pres-Becky Lewis Sec.-Karen Dean T reas- M idge T ucker Historian-Kathy Barnes The FHA members are to blame for all those luscious aromas that come from the Home Ec. kitchens. Always having meetings during lunch period and always have great dances. 46 NHS B. Fitzsimons, D. Hull, D. Mathews, M. Camden, P. Vangsnes, P. Brathwaite, G. Howell, W. Wickham, M. Bell, J. Callanan, P. Prosperi, J. Wickham, J. Roccisano, D. Johnson, J. LaFever, J. Valent. The National Honor Society is a representation of the future leaders of our country. Much credit should go to them for keeping the right amount of social and scholastic activities. MA TH CL UB T. Franzese, P. Vangsnes, D. Briggs, P. Brathwaite, M. Camden, J. Valent. W. Wickham. Under the supervision of Mrs. Warner, the Math Club has really done quite a lot this y ar. They have worked extensively on geodesic dcjmcs, building models with hopes of building a true-to-size dome eventually. 47 WIND ENSEMBLE Wind Ensemble-Row 1-H. Ellison, B. Riley, C. Shumway, C. Human, D. De-Hond, J. Matthews. Row 2-A. Liam-mari. D. Bauman, P. Callanan, A. Gregory, P. Waite, J. LaFever. Row 3-J. Franzese, B. Cullen, S. Marshall, J. Roccisano. J. Calhoun, C. Elison. Row 4-P. Dunbar, D. Hull, G. Howell, L. Currie, M. Bell, J. W'ickham, W. Wickham, J. Smyder. R. Bailey. P. Larson. The Masterful Musicians of our own institution can be commended on their talents and abilities. They bring cultural enlightenment to our area thru their variety of selections at our concerts. BAND Band-Row 1-J. Franzese, P. Cherock, H. Ellison, B. Crout, M. Moore, P. Callanan, M. Ely, J. Combs, M. Spencer, S. Spearman, E. Ballard, C. Doolittle, J. LaFever,C. Shumway. Row 2-A. Lia-marri, D. Bauman, D. Ely, J. Stephno, J. White, P. Aitken, D. DeHond, B. Berry, V. Combs, N. Vangsnes, A. Richardson, C. Human, A. Isley, D. Salmirs, J. Roccaisono, W. Wickham, K. Callanan, P. Waite, J. Matthews, J. Bond. Row 3-D. Miller, B. Riley, M. DeNardo, A. Gregory, D. Wilbur, V. Chambers, M. Bell, A. Drake, J. Smyder, J. Wickham, J. Calhoun, J. Riley, K. Specchio, M. Hayes, P. Larson. Row 4-B. DeDomi-nick, K. Blanchard. B. Cullen, S. Marshall, J. Franzese, S. Fitzpatrick, M. Campbell, C. Elison. Row 5-R. Bailey, P. Dunbar, D. Hull, L. Currie, G. Howell, M. Noterfonzo, K. Bradshaw, M. Glover, F. Swietzer, P. Row, C. Coleman. 48 STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1-P. Schmizzi, T. Herrick, Mr. Shear, J. Gage, S. Terrill. Row 2-B. Cullen, M. Berry, P. McGonial, V. Chambers, L. Goodine. M. Vandu-sen, J. Beligotti, D. Butler, M. Claire, M. Kessler, C. Slater, J. Smyder. Row 3-P. Warner, S. Isley, V. Herrick, S. Sutton, T. Stocum, J. Roccisano, T. Franzese, A. Drake, E. Stevens, M. Corwin. P. Vangs-ness. B. Fitzsimmons, B. Berry, B. Crout. Row 4-G. Claire. M. Woodworth. B. Currie, J. Hayes, M. Bell, T. Webster, K. Mosher, G. Boyce. President-Bob Fitzsimmons Vice President-Craig Slater Secretary - Luey Goodine Treasurer-Donna Ed sail The Council is headed by “Fitz” very capably. The ideals of the council are set to encourage student involvement in school, community, and state affairs. The goal of the council is to strive for treatment of students as contributing members of society. 49 50 CHEERLEADERS VARSITY Varsity Cheerleaders-D. Scuteri, M. Ely, J. Gage, A. Meehan, J. Franzese, J. Irish, B. Berry, J. Combs, J. West. Varsity Captain-Donna Scuteri. Adding pep and vitality to our athletic activities; it’s their specialty. Walk thru the halls anytime after school and you’ll hear their blaring chorus. They finally got enough money for their very much needed, new uniforms. J.V. J.V. Cheerleaders-N. Vangsnes, C. Caslin.T. Herrick, J. Dobson, V. Chambers, P. Callanan, M. Corwin, T. Stocum, J.V. captain-Connie Caslin. 52 MAJORETTES VARSITY Varsity Majorettes 1972-73 C. Coleman, J. Gren-inger, T. Waite (captain) B. Givens, D. VanHorn. After the tedious time Tar-yn Waite, as captain, had trying to shape a decent majorette squad, the results seem to be quite pleasing. Under the critical eye of Mrs. Brombeck, the girls strive for perfection (especially Thursday and Friday afternoons before a game). J. V. Junior Varsity Ma jorettes 1972-1973 J. Brand, D. Stafford, E. Stevens, J. Bodine, P. Warner (captain). 53 SENIOR CHORUS Senior Chorus-Row 1-D. Smith, D. Thurston, C. Semski, J. Grout, J. Liamarri, M. Kessler, D. Cross, B. Thompson, D. Woodworth. D. Her .ig, P. Prosperi, J. Gage, J. Combs, J. Mick, W. Thurston. Row 2-J. Lafever, P. Brand, G. Clark, P. Warner, W. Wickham. E. Naylor, D. Miller, P. McKee, S. Given, J. Dobson, A. Miner, P. Callanan, B. Berry, B. Given, S. Thompson. Row 3-C. Coleman, B. Ballard, T. Waite, L. Herrick, L. Blank. J. MacLauglin, G. Potter. O. Valent, J. Hayes, D. Hoster. S. Neumire. B. Lewis, B. Page, J. Irish, S. Lodge, S. Burbank. Row 4-B. Crout, T. Liam-mari, S. Marshall, B. Cullen, M. Taylor, S. Cullen, J. Smyder, D. Coleman, K. Bradshaw, H. Chaffee, J. Rondinaro, F. Ferry, G. Morris, L. Fraboni, M. Wager, G. Welton, A. McKee, M. Tucker, D. Bauman, C. Gigliotti. QUA LI TONES “It’s flat!”, “It’s sharp.” “Too loud,” “Learn the words. “Cullen, QUIT TALKING!!!,” Coleman, straighten up, or ship out”, These and many more comments are what members of our vocal groups must put up with from our newly established hippie-type instructor. (Mr. Tolman.) Qualitones-Row i_j. Hayes, J. Smyder, D. Miller. P. McKee, W. Wickham, F. Ferry, M. Tucker, J. Lafever, L. Herrick, M. Taylor, B. Cullen, C. Baumen, E. Ballard, S. Lodge, P. Prosperi. Row 2-Mr. Tolman, Lad Marsha. 54 AUDIO VISUAL Audio Visual-F. Switzer, G. Gregory, C. Onan, B. Deominick, M. Denardo, P. Compton, C. Edsall. These galloping gentlemen are known as Mrs. Calhoun’s right hand men, and are ALWAYS in demand. We forever hear the cry “Send Criss Onan down, he’ll fix it,’’ or, “Is Bob De Dominick around, I can’t seem to be able to run this machine.” They have their problems but all-in-all, they can receive a great round of applause for their excellent help and work. This year we say a fond goodbye to Criss Onan Bob Dedominick after four LONG years! Thanks guys! FRESHMAN CHORUS Freshman Chorus-Row 1-S. Shumway, P. Donnelly, P. Waite, M. Roberts. R. Davis, F. Switzer, M. Smetanka, N. Paterson. Row 2-P. Aieken, J. Stepheno, A. Wilhem, V. Hicks, S. Thompson, S. Sutton, B. Shaw, J. Loughlin, B. Pratt, J. Chaffee, L. Goodine. Row 3 S. Ames, D. Edsall, K. Wood, M. Hannan. K. Specchio, V. Chambers, S. Hayes, K. Mosher, S. Standish, A. Forker, A. Wilcox, S. Smith. Row 4-T. Stocum, C. Stivers, S. Fitzpatrick, J. Lawton, N. deLorraine, G. Smith, M. Campbell, S. Dobson, R. Welton, B. VanAmburg, S. Bartow, A. Stanko, M. Jacob. 55 Val L. Herrick-President LEADERS OF THE CLASS OF 1973 Wendy Wait-Treasurer Barb Cullen-Secretary-Yearbook Editor Becky Page-Vice President 58 Debbie Doane—Just open your eyes, and realize, the way it’s always been. Just open your mind and you will find the way it’s always been. Just open your heart and that’s a start. Maggie Claire-If a person does not keep pace with their companions, perhaps it is because they hear a different drummer. Let them step to the music which they hear however measured or far away. Russ Tucker—Teller at our local store ... “Trustworthy, kind and generous” (?) 59 Tim Thorp—Life itself can’t give you joy unless you really will it, Life just gives you time and space—It’s up to you to fill it. Nancy Neumire—Who can doubt that we exist only to love? We can live not a moment exempt from its influence. Sue Wilson-My bounty is as endless as the sea. My love as deep. The more 1 give to thee, the more I have, for both are infinite. . loves horses ... Chester Buckley-“Chester”, what name .. farmer... stays out of trouble??? 60 Phil Baccile-Shack proprietor. Hot Rodder... quiet on the outside, wild on the inside. Ester Pellar-Full-time hospital worker . . . BOCES grad ... very hard worker... National Bronze Medal winner. Don Griffin—“Bummer” . . . Kenny’s pal, HAIR . .. one of the gang’s guy’s, Rusty’s little Brother. JoAnn Litteer—I’m old enough to know life goes in cycles. There’s nothing new under the sun. But that’s the wonderful part. There’s only more of it. Carol Silliman-Such a big smile! . . . Helpful when needed ... one of many 3 year grads. Charles Stoddard-Marvelous mechanic (thanks to BOCES)... always ready to have a ball... likes animals. Doreen Scott—“Doe” . . . Pretty smile ... chipped brain always laughing! Odessa escapee. 1 Beth Wilbur—Such a quiet little thing but SO nice ... some Senior trip, right Beth? ... Beautiful hair. Karen Baker-So many words, so much to do. So little done, such things to be ... Wendy Wait—Class’s moneymiser... full of the right kind of fun .. .always friendly to everyone. 63 Debra Harnass—little seen . . . long, brown hair .. . one of the “fast” crowd. Becky Page-Ideals are like stars. You will not succeed in touching them with your hands; but, like the seafaring moon, you choose them as your guides, and following them, you will reach your destiny. C. Schurs 64 4 . XxrTIrSu Mike Karnitz-Math whiz (?)... quiet and studious ... in a world of his own. Jackie Sokolowski-Always friendly ... pleasant smile ... future plans. XI U Gary LaRue-Political buff . . . quiet but has some great ideas ... individualist. Lorraine Vanderhoop-“Faun” . . . those wild ‘do’s’ ... small and petite. . . frequent visitor of Ed Woodard—football brute . D.P.’s. Jay Smith-Burdett Bomber... freckles ... Big man. Donna Johnson-“There are two things to aim at in life: first, to get what you want; and, after that, to enjoy it. Only the wisest of mankind achieve the second.” Afterthoughts (1931) 67 Ed Personius -Beware lest you lose the sub- Jacky Polumbo—new face around the place . .. quiet, beauti- stance by grasping at the shadow. ful, fiery red hair. Donna Savard—one of the wild gang . . . those weekends, what can be said? Gary Reasor-Always “on lights” . . . always on time . .. swish, swish swimmer. That “Hot Ford”, Real handy with machines. John Callanan—Forsan et haec olim meminisse iuvabit. Ann Miner—A teacher is a friend who sets men free ... he is the most eager learner in the class. Marilyn Smith—1 am satisfied.! see, dance, drink, laugh, sing. 70 Arthur Pierce-While the right to talk may be the beginning of freedom, the necessity of listening is what makes the right important. Debbie Morril-But you who walk facing the sun, what images drawn on the earth can hold you? You who travel with the wind, what weather-vane shall direct you? Randy Houseworth—Life only demands from you the strength you possess. Only one feat is possible-not to have run away. Barb Blaser—Love can tame the wildest! 71 Dennis Moore—Football and wrestling . . . lover boy ... bigger twin ... Beware of driver. -.. Big . .. Tall with a Robin Richardson-Newlywed . . . “Rose” brown eyes . . . great smile. Bill Rice—Quiet but good with the “strings” nice smile. Barb Martine—Three year grad ... Beautiful smile ... Big eyes. 72 Kim Clary-Dundee escapee, friendly smile ... sports enthusiast. Jeff Mapes-guitar buff . . . quiet but good worker ... friendly to all. Harry Ellison-swimmer . . . intelligent . . . fun-loving, sno-mobile freak. Marcia Camden-“There is no folly of the beast of the earth which is not infinately outdone by the madness of man.” 73 74 Judy West-BOCES beauty . . . individualist ... gets some crazy ideas. Sharlene Madorsky-“Shar” . . . Ron’s girl . . . Burdett the bowling alley ... where did Ron go now? Dan Albro-pool shark . . . those fun weekends! how’s the new lighter, Dan? April Eldridge-“PRISM!” . . . always a cheerful smile ... a great attitude. Bob DeBaradinis To be or not to be, that is the question. Bill Osborne I really care for all these people. Faith Bacon If you will listen with your heart you too will know that a rainbow is part of the sea and that the sea is contained in a rainbow. wJ wJ Anita Uamarri Joe Roccisano Perhaps the most valuable result of all education is the ability to make yourself do the thing you have to do when it ought to be done, whether you like it or not. You have to believe in happiness, Or happiness never comes . .. Oh, thats the reason a bird can sing-On his darkest day he believes in Spring. rl tot Donna J. Bauman to thine own self be true, for it follows as the night follows the day, thee cannot be false to anyone. Beverly Licht—“Cow” . . . our “Queen” . . . Student Council worker ... Certainly has been around and seen plenty. Kate Knapp—hangs with the older crowd ... has own car... snazzy dresser. Floyd Dean-parttime Watkins student... Sno-mobile fiend .. .Towers over all. Wayne Weber—“Lane” . . . Football and wrestler... hard worker. 77 Dan Welton You give not little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. Reva Anne Landon someone nice to talk to ... Rig .. Those weekends!!! teeth ... what do you guys want to do this weekend? Jan Sopp Thanks to the human heart by which we live ... 78 Lean Cronk-nice guy . . . seen frequently with who? .. . seen but seldom heard. Denise Webster—Transfer student (a few times over) ... Arizona grad ... certainly has been around. Bernie Allen-BOCES gang . . . 3-year grad . . . Always looking for fun. 79 Susan Lodge I know who I was when I got up this morning but I think I must have changed several times since then. Dennis Rhynehart “Just like a dream life roared past too fast. Look for the good in all people, and life will be pleasant to Harold (Bub) H. Chaffee WGHS football hero .. . destructive ... sports minded . .. FOOD ... Herman ... 4tya’ win a few.” Boom Boom . .. Robert Harvey Woodward those parties!!! accident prone ... clown ... all those girls .. . always a laugh ... the shack ... Beth Ann Hull that mysterious look — that little blue car ... quiet in her own way ... someone nice to talk to ... dentist's helper ... John Smith Perhaps I'm not too far away from the time when people see the way I look at them for what it means. 11; Mike Kessler hot SAAB ... “penny pincher” “Kess”... town bomber. Donna Scuteri New cheerleader . . . sweet smile ... a friend to all... Those secret trips to Niagra Falls ... Jeff Gage Cardinal Puff... Shack Bat... beer blasts ... majoring in loafing. Cindy Henby cobbie ... artistic ... frog lover ... Janet’s Liar Buddy .. . Moose ... Big Mouth. 83 Joe Chicone Alice Cooper Fan .. . beautiful eyes . . . great italian .. . our own song leader at the shack ... good friend,. . Joe and his banjo. Ida Hoyt How tall we are we ve learned so much Everything, it seems. But how to stay in touch. Winona Silliman Brenda J. Welch God asks no man whether he will accept life. That is not the choice. You must take it. The only choice is how. Stanley Lachet Experience is not what happens to man, it is what a man does with what happens to him. seen but almost never heard type ... determination all her own ... how do ya spell “Winona”? ... Ann’s buddy. Kevin Murphy ace man on the track team... blushes when someone talks to him ... just what did happen with that snow pile in driving class? 85 Lucinda Rumsey W': ■ 1 So many worlds, so much to do. So little done, such things to be... Danette Chobin The greater the obstacle, the more glory in overcoming it. Moliere Ricky L. iilliot “Have you heard? They paved paradise and put up a parking lot?’ Gary Tuttle The behavior of the fully human being is always unpredictable simply because it is free. Paul Braithwaite Cheryl A. Beach “What does education often do? It makes a straight cut of a free In the days of frost, seek a minor sun. meandering brook. 87 Ron Simpson But when I was a child I took everything for granted, including the stupidity of older people. Lynn Blank But the only thing I have to give to make you smile, to win you with, are all the mornings still to live. Becky Lewis future bride. . . quiet?... likes mustangs ... half year history goer... sweet... Gary Patterson second home-Campbell’s ... his girl friend is in the Army ... Romeo ...Up. Debby Diane Dilmore (pickle) ... sometimes our deepest feelings are the hardest to express ... Laurie Kent I have to say the things I feel I have to feel the things I say. 90 Daniel J. Briggs “The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge: but fools despise wisdom and instruction.” Solomon Cathy Barnes Wc come into the world alone We go away the same We’re meant to spend the interlude between in closeness. Mike Smalley cars, cars, cars!!! shy and real quiet.. . card shark. Charles Knapp 91 Judy Wickham Deborah K. Hull the one in my heart and the answer to my prayer-Bill. Joe Valent Happy the man who . . . delights in the law of the Lord and meditates on his law day and night. He is like a tree planted near running water, that yields its fruit in due season, and whose leaves never fade. May the peace of Christ be always with you. If you have built castles in the air; your work need not be lost; that is where they should be. Now put the foundations under them. James Smith No bird soars too high if he soars with his own wings 92 Linda Currie-Bill Currie I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence; two roads diverged in a wood, and I-I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. Genna Leigh Howell One word frees us of all the weight and pain of life; That word is love. Peter Vangsnes There must be roads somewhere highways I haven’t found Something more than clouds out beyond the windows. 93 Bob DeDominick That which you do, do with ail your might. Thomas J. Rondinaro It is much more difficult to judge oneself than to judge others. If you succeed in judging yourself rightly-Then you are indeed a man. Val. L. Herrick One of the Burdett gang.. Senior Class president.. sports enthusiast .. . swim team manager . .. loves parties. 94 Janet Dunbar Dunny ... party goer... always smiling .. . always has ideas for the weekends ... everybody’s friend. Shari Lynn “Lad” Marshall “It is human nature to discount your past achievements and look forward to new ones; to feel the past achievements will be insignificant compared to what will come.” Enzo Ferrari Mary Ellen Taylor The world’s a theatre, the earth a stage which God and nature do with actors fill. A ■ 'tv Frederick L. Ferry, Jr. But then again 1 could be myself and stay around awhile Then I really couldn’t prove a thing just stand around and smile. B.C. 95 Penny Bolt David Miller one of the Jefferson gang. . . mother’s favorite son . . . nice clothes . .. If you smile at me I will understand. Cause that’s something everyone does in the same language. Kathy Haight Stella ... big nose . .. one of the gang . .. Loves a good time. 96 Kenny Field Ford truck ... gas station . .. WORK . .. always having fun. Midge Tucker Friends I will remember you and when another day is through, I’ll still be friends with you John Denver Gill McBride “the ‘G is soft! , reckless driver ... flirt... Canada! Tim Dunlap Timothy Philip Dunlap ... Football . .. J.C. ... A party with letters ... always monkeying around. 97 David Moore Douglas J. Coleman The moving finger writes, and having not writ, moves on now all thy piety and all that wit, cannot recoil nor cancel even half a line of it. Little twin ... big mouth, wrestler . . . Loves those Yamahas. Frank P. Baldassare Judy Calhoun Zerk ... Hunk ... Always with Ham ... Cardinal Puff ... Gobble ... Heartbreaker ... Likes to go to parties, “Remem- Carmen Ghia. ber the Glen?” 98 David J. Hcrzig Courage is found in the most unlikely places. Barbara Anne Cullen Catch me in the sunlight Catch me pacing past the trees Build a fence around me the moment that you see me running I’m so elusive sometimes I miss the things worth stopping for. Donna Jean Hills There’s nothing half so sweet as love’s young dream. John Delash No man is an island entire of itself. Calvin Crouch The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not laughed. Jeanne Pratt Open your eyes and realize the way it's always been. Debbie Green It is pleasant for me to listen to you and silently see our dreams coming true. Diane Dolliver Ann Ventra old friends memory brushes the same year silently sharing the same year. Donna Angle To me, every hour of the day and night is an unspeakably perfect mir- The price of hating other human beings is loving oneself less. acle. 101 Diana M. Mathews Jim Franzese Squires.. . Works at the Jefferson... Is your car still running? Carol Donnell I know that love will be worth the time it takes to find. It matters not how long we live, but how. Gary C. Chambers Cute ... Sports man ... Rupp nut ... Trophies ... Snowmobile Races ... Likes Pickles . .. Cody. 102 Carol Laughlin And forget not that the earth delights to fee! your bare feet and the winds long to play with your hair. Barbara Licht (Bobby) cheesecake.. . Hot dog . .. Nose . . . Bobby Lee ... the other half... all in the family. Ed Overly The real in us is silent the acquired is talkative. Juanita Fornwalt When seeking ceases then peace becomes reality. 104 Cheering at games, going to class meetings, decorating lockers, making plans for the weekend. Meeting that someone after class, doing laps at practice, learning the words to chorus music. Talking in the library and it’s results, arguing in history class, meetings during lunch hour, getting a pass. Gym electives, learning the wonders of science, finding a ride to the store, free periods and studying? Goofing around in the school store, thinking about Vietnam, trying to figure what step to take next. All these and more in our book of memories. We’ve laughed, loved, and shared our lives together and now we must begin a new. The world waits for us to break the dawn of a new age and only then can we know the true meaning of life,—and love it. CLASS WILL DEBBY DILMORE leaves to become a “chamber maid”. DONNA BAUMAN leaves to perfect her profession as the O.W. (other woman) PETER VANGSNES leaves Becky to better “handling”. DOUG COLEMAN leaves at long last. BARB CULLEN leaves her “busting” personality to Patty Sgrecci. JUDY CALHOUN leaves with a “gobble, gobble her, a gobble, gobble there. DONNA HILLS leaves to be another dmm corps widow. TIM DUNLAP couldn’t take two whole years as a senior so he left early. FLOYD DEAN left his towering personality to Norman Patterson. SHARI (CRASH) MARSHALL leaves with her car in one piece. ANITA LIAMMARI leaves her mouth to anyone that’s a speed listener. KIM CLARY leaves and wonders why she ever came to Watkins. DAN ALBRO leaves one of the “Blazer” sisters but not sure which one. MIKE ABBEY leaves Sarah with a kiss, probably in the hall. BERNIE ALLEN decided to leave school the right way. GREG ANDREWS leaves to start a restaurant chain with his “ham” special. DONNA ANGLE got a little too excited and left early. PHIL BACCILE and JEFF GAGE leave to remodel the shack into a brewery. FAITH BACON leaves quietly the same way she did anything else. KAREN BAKER leaves mainly because she wants to. FRANK BALDASSARRE leaves to have another beer. GARY LARUE leaves to join the Hitler movement. BUB CHAFFE leaves, but not with out a visit to the local dentist’s office. JOHN CALLANAN leaves nothing behind. WENDY WAIT leaves “not more than an hour” to soon. CINDI HENBY leaves to become a permanent member of the Moose Club. HARRY ELLISON leaves with a one way-nonstop “trip” to outer space. MIKE KESSLER and BOB WOODARD leave together. (?) DEBBIE HULL leaves to join “Chris” permanently. CALVIN CROUCH leaves and his talking Nancy doll with him. LAURIE KENT, BARB MARTINE and JUANITA FORNWALT leave to become live in maids at Glen Springs. JOE CH1CONE is leaving, but not sure why. LINDA BILL CURRIE are both leaving with DIANE MATHEWS-ffigure that one out!) GILL MCBRIDE leaves to plant “lima” beans. JOE VALENT leaves his white socks to Zane Chambers. JEFF GARDNER leaves the pitching mound to Peg McGonigal. PAT EBNER leaves and no one really knew she was here. BECKY PAGE leaves on another trip to New York and this time she might stay. DANNETTE CHOBAN leaves wild wardrobe to Sharon Salvatore. LYNNE BLANK leaves her dainty ways to Teri DiDominic. GLENNA HOWELL left the bottle and her “british” accent in France. DON GRIFFIN leaves his hair to Coach Smythe. KATE KNAPP leaves Rick Campbell to Vicki, Glenda, Mary. Peggy, Etc, etc. ESTHER PELLOR leaves for the U.S. Olympics in 1976. CHARLES HART leaves still looking for a girl friend. DAN BANKS RUSS EASTWOOD STEVE HURLEY leave for places unknown. JANICE SOPP leaves still complaining, as usual. MIKE SMALLEY leaves his mechanical ability to the women of the world. MIKE KARNITZ leaves to become a math professor. ANN MINER leaves still thinking. CATHY BARNES leaves to become a farmer. BARB BLASER leaves, but not with out Dan. ED PERSONIUS GENE SMITH leave to discover the world. 108 STANLEY LACHUT leaves to find a new name. APRIL ELDRIDGE leaves still talking. RICK ELLIOTT leaves remembering the good ole days. ARTHUR PIERCE LEON CRONK leave with a memory of the Senior Trip. ED WOODWARD, CHESTER BUCKLEY BILL OSBORNE leave with a sigh of relief from Mr. Warner. SUSAN WILLSON leaves to become a locker decorator. DAN WELTON leaves very peacefully. BRENDA WELCH leaves her red hair to Mrs. Bailey. LORRAINE VANDERHOOP leaves to find a tme love. STEVE PRATT leaves to become Tiny Tim’s twin. DENNIS RHYNEHART leaves skipping “Stone’s”. BILL RICE leaves to join “Uncle Ben’s”. ANN VENTRA leaves to get her hair styled, AGAIN! SHAR MADORSKY leaves to run Ron. JACKIE PALUMBO ZELMA POIROT leave, still having their names mispronounced. BETH HULL leaves getting her “Boom” out of life. DONNA JOHNSON leaves smiling at every one. ED OVERLY leaves “overly” joyed about everything. DIANE DOLLIVER leaves her lollipop to Mr. Brown. GARY TUTTLE leaves for the nearest “lodge”. RON SIMPSON leaves as the “other half a year later”. WINONA SILL1MAN leaves as a friend to everyone. JAY SMITH leaves as just “another Smith”. CHARLES STODDARD, JOHN DELASH leave BOCES for the last time. BECKY LEWIS leaves her “ex-loves” to the lost and found dept. CHUCKY KNAPP leaves his ear ring to Coach Lemak. BOB DEBERDINIS RANDY HOUSEWORTH leave, just another name in the book. JACKIE SOKOLOWSKI leaves to ban all Polack jokes. RUSSELL TUCKER leaves still trying to get along with Maggie. JEFF MAPES leaves Reading Center to the Neumires’. JOANN LITTER leaves her history marks to Patty Prosperi. CAROL LAUGHLIN leaves still hearing Debbie talking. JANE UTTER SUE LODGE leave to fulfill their goals in life. LOUIE KRESS leaves his sexy legs to Mr. Reed. GARY PATTERSON leaves a long line of girls. BEVERLY “COW” L1CHT leaves for greener pastures. BARB LICHT leaves a little here, a little there. MAGGIE CLAIRE leaves her baggy pants to Jeanette Franzese. ALAN HALL still leaves Tracie with a broken heart. DENNIS MOORE leaves his muscles to Patty Fazzary. DAVID MOORE leaves the path clear for Byron’s 2nd chance for Mary. JUDY WICKHAM leaves her flirting ways to anyone who dares! PAUL BRAITHWA1TE leaves to make frequent trips to Odessa. MARCIA CAMDEN leaves still arguing with Mr. Curry. GARY CHAMBERS leaves to go into the “pickle” business. JAMES FRANZESE leaves to change his nationality to “Irish”. REVA LANDON leaves to go into the “teeth business”. CRISS ONAN, BOB DIDOMINICK, DAVE MILLER. BOB SECORD leave inseperable. MARILYN SMITH DONNA SAVARD leave to get their “MRS” degrees. BETH WILBER IDA HOYT leave remembering the senior trip. DEBBIE GREEN CAROL SILLIMAN leave minus one year. BOB VANAMBURG leaves to make permanent residence at Queen Catherine. MARGARET TUCKER leaves for Texas. DONNA SCUTERI leaves for Niagara Falls, (and Willie) MARY HAYES leaves to get away from her brother. JEANNE PRATT CAROL DONNELL leave, (so what else is new?) 109 PENNY BOLT leaves her wild life style to anyone who thinks they can handle it. JOHN SMITH leaves with a “yeo”. ROGER SCOTT leaves very carefully. ROBIN RICHARDSON leaves to do housework. JEFF ROND1NARO leaves Mr. Tolman still yelling. JOE ROCCISANO leaves to become President of the U.S. JOAN LAFEVER leaves her baritone abilities to John Smetanka. MARY ELLEN TAYLOR leaves her body, mind and soul to Karen Mosher. JUDY WEST leaves all the boys with out a barber. CHERYL BEACH leaves to go pick up shells. DAN BRIGGS TIM THORP leave to go to church. KEVIN MURPHY leaves his track shoes to Kevin Callanan. GRACE MORSE leaves to run the telegraph. ALICE ELKINS leaves to go horseback riding. PHIL MC KEE leaves his wrestling skill to Jimmy Bond. GARY REASOR leaves burning rubber on his hot machine. LUCINDA RUMSEY leaves her temper to Mr. Loughlin. DOREEN SCOTT leaves her naturally blonde hair to Michele Berry. DENISE WEBSTER leaves all her boy friends. JANET DUNBAR KATHY HAIGHT leave with the rest of the gang. DEBBIE DOANE leaves her gossiping to Mrs. Rondinaro. FRED FERRY leaves his acting ability to Margaret Ayers. WAYNE WEBER leaves to become a “butler”. KENNY FIELD leaves in his truck, as always. DAVID HERZIG leaves all his fans. LEE HERRICK leaves her gift of “giving without receiving to Mary Campbell”. MICHEAL S iLMIRS leaves WGCS lacking in true musical ability. BOB FITZS' 1MONS leaves his office in Student Council to John Hayes, his outstanding baseball skills to Gerald Pc er, his gentlemanly ways to Andy Isley, and his beard to Mr. Holmes. inter collocjioto pi oHs, Inc.