Wayland Central School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Wayland, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1968 volume:

V € FOREWORD I is the men and women, boys and girls so poured in and out all day that give the building a soul of dreams and thoughts and memories.'' Carl Sandburg Memories of Wayland Central will long remain with us . . . we will remember the beautiful building within whose walls so much of our growing years were spent.. . but even more, we will remember the friends, classmates, and teachers who daily entered its doorsand our lives... the exper- ience of working together, the sharing of joys and disappointments, the guiding hands of the teacher ... As we, the class of 1968, prepare to leave this school building, we present Hilites of 1968, a record of the peo- ple and events which made our senior year a memorable one. TABLE OF CONTENTS SENIORS page 30 ELEMENTARY GRADES page 62 ADVERTISEMENTS page 120 9 DEDICATION Be daring, be different, be impractical; be anything that will assert integrity of pur- pose and imaginative vision againstthe play- it-safers, the creatures of the commonplace, the slaves of the ordinary. Routines have their purposes, but the merely routine is the hidden enemy of high art. Cecil Beaton Demand for performance-drive for per- fection-accumulation of taste-respect for in- dividualism. These are the things Mrs. Shappee has stimulated in the Class of 1968. We feel better prepared to meet future challenges because of her help. MRS. MARYLEE SHAPPEE STANDING: D. Fohy, L Avery, R. Lorenzo, J. Wolloce, R. Lorenzo. SEATED: Mr. Henrekson, J. Kinney. 1968 HI-LITE STAFF Editor-in-Chief .... Assistant Editor . . . Sales Manager . . . . Business Manager . . Literary Editor . . . . Art Editor........... Photographic Editors Wayne Johnson . . Gail Hunter . . . Lois Avery Ronald Lorenzo . Janice Kinney . Ralph Lorenzo . Douglas Fahy James Wallace 12 Wayne Johnson, Gail Hunter IN APPRECIATION For her unselfish help and guiding hands that came together to make our Junior Prom successful. It is she we thank for original ideas and appropriate decorations that made this project a memorable one. Not only is there on art in knowing a thing, but also a certain art in demonstrating it. Cicero ADMINISTRATION Education is the instruction of the intellect in the laws of Nature, under which name I include not merely things and their forces, but men and their ways; and the fashion- ing of the affections and of the will into an earnest and loving desire to move in harmony with those laws. Thomas Henry Huxley Or. Roy Robinson, Mr Merton Englert, Mr. Robert Wolloce, Mr. Martin Kimmel, Mr. lynn Werth. BOARD OF EDUCATION VICE PRINCIPAL SECONDARY GRADES 17 Mr. Alan Henrekson jifini! !!11!!!11'? Mrs. Emma Kinney, Miss Lois Vogt, Mrs. Emma Avery, Mrs. Dorothy Englert. SECRETARIAL STAFF ■ GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Mrs. Laura Mader, Mr Robert Hughes, Mr. Allan Benning, Mrs. Mary Eager. LIBRARIAN SPEECH TEACHER DRIVER EDUCATION TEACHER ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Mrs. Jeanne Conrod, Miss Dolores Yohon, Mrs. Florence Loveland, Mrs. Margaret Hargrave. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT BACK ROW: Mr. Raymond Horan, Mr William Oonlon, Mrs. Mary Eager, Mrs. Audrey Horan. FRONT ROW; Miss Beverly Rutledge, Mr. Darryl Gritting, Mrs. Evelyn Gilbert. 22 Mrs. Gladys Miller, Mrs. Theresa Goldthwoit, Mrs. Catherine Hoffman, Mrs. Irene Kurtz, Mrs. Lucille Fisher, Mrs. Pearl Hem- mer. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mrs. Mildred Henty, Mrs Ingrid Perry, Mrs. Helen Dudley, Mr Alan Henrekson. 23 Mr. Jomes Flail;, Mr. Rolph Porrozio, Mrs. Lois Whitford. Mr. Richord Mortello, Miss Joan Fitzpatrick, Mr Paul Smith. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT MUSIC DEPARTMENT Mrs. Charlotte McLaughlin, Mr. Douglas Little, Mrs. Helen Hawkins. HOMEMAKING AND ART DEPARTMENT Mrs. Joanne Price, Mrs Jennie Dahl, Mrs. Ruth Foster. 24 HEAD CUSTODIAN Mr. George Lyman BACK ROW Mrs. Emma Austin, Mrs. Anno Schultz, Miss Elizobeth Meode, Mrs. Morion VonHouter, Mrs. Elizobeth Colegrove, Mr Ernst Drumm, Mrs. Vivo Morsh, Mrs. Oriono Butterfield, Mr. Corl Drumm, Mrs. Mildred Wixom. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Kathleen Menz, Mrs. Audro Spencer, Mrs. Mory Bid lock. Mrs. Rosamond Grein. Mrs. Thelmo Pebbles. Mrs. Mory Perkins, Mrs. Ethel Shafer CAFETERIA MANAGER Mrs. Morion VonHouter CAFETERIA STAFF 27 Mr. Howard Hunt HEAD MECHANIC 28 BACK ROW; Mrs. Nancy Genovese, Mrs. Frances Wheotcroft, Mrs. Betty Schreiver, Mrs. Mory Buckley. FRONT ROW; Mr. Harold Kiesel, Mr. Gordon Reigelsberger, Mr. Theo- dore Applin. Mrs. Lee Shetler GARAGE SECRETARY Mr. Burt leBorron, Mrs. Betty Barber, Mrs. Jeon Barnette, Mrs. Lillian Buck. Mrs. Jeanette Conrad, Mr. Earl Reigelsperger. 29 Life's a pretty precious and wonderful thing. You can't sit down andletitlaparoundyou-you have to plunge into it! And you can't save it, you can't store it up; you can't horde it in a vault. You've got to taste it; you've got to use it. The more you use, the more you have- that's the miracle of it! Kyle Crichton CLASS OFFICERS President RALPH LORENZO The wealth of mankind is the wisdom they leave.” Curiosity is one of the permanent and certain characteristics of a vigorous mind. Secretary LINDA SAXTON 32 Vice-President MARTIN ZONE Rather than love, than money, than fame, give me truth. 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 man- kind achieves the second. Treasurer MARSHALL DRUM DONALD ABBEY LARRY ABBOTT CHERYL AKINS True luck consists not in holding the best One is never entirely without the in- cards at the table: but in knowing when As if you could kill time without injuring stinct of looking around. to quit and go home. eternity. Life is not life at all without delight. The reward of a thing well done is have done it. Courage is the first of human qualities because it is the quality which guarantees all the others. BEATRICE AMATO LOIS AVERY THOMAS BALDWIN BONNIE BECKER SALLY BILL WILLIAM BORTLE The knowledge of the world is only to No one regards what is before his be acquired in the world not in a closet. feet; we all gaze at the stars. It's all in a day's work. To insure peace of mind ignore the rules and regulations. CHARLES BOUCK There's nothing worth the wear of win- ning but laughter and the love of friends. KATHERINE BRAND Spirit is the real and eternal; matter is the unreal and temporal. SALLY CAMBELL LARRY CLAYSON tel tomorrow take care of tomorrow. The time to be happy is now, the place to be happy is here, the way to be happy is to make others so. CHESTER COOPER 35 LINDA DAUSCH TERRY DAVIS Dancing is wonderful training for girls. It is the first way you learn to guess what a man is going to do before he does it. Happiness wakes up in height for what Throw fear to the wind, it lacks in length. RITA DUESENBERY Time is but the stream I go fishing in. 36 JOHN DIDAS THOMAS DIDAS SUSAN DONOVAN RAYMOND EDGECOMB Nothing astonishes men so much as common sense and plain dealing.” The next day is never as good as the day before. I'll walk where my own nature would be leading. Everything nourishes what is strong already. Kindness is wisdom. There is none in life but needs it and may learn. Give me where to stand and I will move the earth. 37 JACK EDMOND JOHN ERNST DOUGLAS FAHY JILL FOGLE MARK GERBER SUSAN GLADY To know is nothing atoll; to imagine is The inevitable is only that which we do everything. nol reS)Sf. The trouble with trouble is that italways Never before have we had so little starts out just like fun. time in which to do so much. 38 Those who dream by day are knowing of many things which escape those who dream only at night. Fine art is that in which the hand, the head, and the heart go together. ANN HARDY SUSAN HARGRAVE SANDRA HARTER MICHAEL HUBER LESLIE HUNT Gentleness is a divine trait: Nothing is so strong as gentleness and nothing is so gentle as real strength. Life has some value only when it has something valuable as its object. GAIL HUNTER Our life is frittered away by detail ... . Simplify, simplify. From contemplation one may become wise, but knowledge comes only from study. WAYNE JOHNSON 39 KATHLEEN KAREN SHERRY KELLEY ' laughed till I cried. Do not look backon happiness or dream of it in the future. You are only sure of today; do not let yourself be cheated of it. 40 The days that make us happy also make us wise.” The winds and waves are always on the side of the ablest navigator. JANICE KINNEY PAULA KINNEY KEITH KLINE BONNIE KOCH PAULINE KURTZ Every joy is gain, and gain is gain, how- The heaven of each is but what each ever small. desires. The most wasted day of all is that on Of all the animals, the boy is the most which we have not laughed. unmanageable. To look up and not down, to look for- ward and not back, to look out and not in, and to lend a hand. 4 I expect that Woman will be the last thing civilized by man. CECILE LABELL RODNEY LANDER MARY LAWRENCE PATRICIA LAWRENCE GLORIA LEESON DANIEL LINDSEY Love is ever the beginning of knowl- edge, as fire is of light. Women like not only to conquer, but to be conquered. We should all be concerned about the future because we will have to spend the rest of our lives there. Man is a bundle of relations, a knot of roots, whose flowers and fruitage is the world. These are three ingredients in the good life: learning, earning and yearning. It is completely unimportant. That is why it is so interesting.” 42 RONALD LORENZO RICHARD MALTER BARBARA MARK DOLORES MARK JAMES MARTINA None thrives for long upon the happiest of dreams. Tongue; well that's a very good thing when it isn't a woman's. What you can see, yet cannot see over, is as good as infinite.' KENNETH MARVIN Woman would be more charming if you could fall into her arms without falling into her hands. MICHAEL MASTIN 43 RUTH MC DOWELL NANCY MEHLENBACHER One does not know, cannot know, the best that is in one. Practical people would be a lot more practical if they were just a little more dreamy.” In about the same degree as you are helpful, you will be happy.” The wisdom of mankind creeps slowly __ on. 44 SHARON MENZ DAVID MICHEL STEPHEN MICHIELSEN JEANNE MORSCH MICHAEL NORTH Science is vastly more stimulating to If you follow by your star you cannot The one who goes is happier than the ImginaHon than are the classics. but at last miss a glorious haven. those he leaves behind. To have-to hold-in time-let go. It makes no difference if I burn my bridges behind me, since I never re- treat. Better by far you should forget and smile than you should remember and be sad. 45 JANE OXX JOHN PAYNE MERIDITH PERKINS COLLEEN RILEY RONALD ROBINSON MILLIE SAHRLE We do not remember days, we remem- Measure your mind's height by the Too busied with the crowded hour to ber moments. shade it casts. fear to live or die. 'Anybody who still thinks the sky is the imit has no imagination. I love a broad margin to my life. Conduct is three-fourths of life and its largest concern. PATRICIA SCOn TERRY SCHUBMEHL DAVID SLOCUM BONNIE STEWART KARL STILSON What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. Resolved never to do anything which I should be afraid to do if it were the last hour of my life. MARCIA STRAIGHT CATHERINE STYMUS STEWART TEED ERICTHEUSEN REBECCA TOWNSEND Nothing is so difficult but that it may To strive, to seek, to find and not to be found out by seeking.” yield. The formula for complete happiness. Men will lie on their backs, talking It is better to burn the candle at both about the fall of man, never making ends, and in the middle too, than to an effort to get up. put it away in the closet and let the mice eat it. Life's perhaps the only riddle we shrink from giving up. THOMAS WAGER THOMAS WALKER JAMES WALLACE DAVID WESTER A good folly is worth what you pay for it. Something attempted, something done, has earned a night's repose. CONNIE WOLFANGER What you desire is not mortal. I grow old learning something new every day. RICHARD WOLFANGER HAROLD ZEH Youth is a fast gallop over a smooth track to the bright horizon. The time of great expectations for yourself and expectations of others for you to be fulfilled at an unspeci- fied time called Someday. Harold Azine BACK ROW; W. Kromer, B. Keisel, P. Krommer, G. Lander, D. King, D. Kiefer, M. Linsey, F GoodeII, M. Gard- ner, J. Fox MIDDLE ROW L. Kline, S. Herring, B. Goodell, T Kurtz, D Mitchell, C. McIntosh, L. Kohnken, C. Martindole, G. Mullikm, L Miller. FRONT ROW: L Neo, N. Fitzpatrick, S. Lawrence, S. Martino, P. Mc- Allister, K. Hughes, N. Fox, D. Fox, D. Jerome. BACK ROW; D. Scott, D Robinson, R. Nisbet, D. Hastings, L Holmes, F. Meyers, J. Morsch, T. Russell, E. Herwick MlDOLE ROW; L Vonlngen, L. Shaver, L Pifer, L Richards, C. Hoffman, P. Judkins, D. Rauber, J. Pfeiffer, L Mills. FRONT ROW: L Ludium, C. Spencer, S. Urbanczyk. S. Fullam, P. Harris, B. Teed, D. North- rup, G. Teed. JUNIORS BACK ROW: R. Brand, G. Dudley, B. Abraham, J. Carney, L Canute, D. Averill, D. Brownell, G. Campbell, S Colegrove MIDDLE ROW: R Conley, D Bortle, T. Finch, R. Didos, C. Averill, G. Bennett, C Conrad, V. Drum BOTTOM ROW G. Deusenbery, H. Brownell. P Bill, G. Dean, D. Cote, M. Brucoto, M. Ernst. J. Eng- le rt. BACK ROW D. Sick, S. Wright, S. Woshburn, L Vose, R Veith, M. Sheppard, T. Totman, M. Wolton. MIDDLE ROW; L. Russell. G. Thomos, L Granger, B. Michielsen, A Whitford. R. Stevens, P Voght, L Stewart. BOnOM ROW; V. Zignefus, K. Werth. D. Smith, J. Woodhams, A. Wester, V. Weed, P. Wood, T. Wheaton. . JUNIORS 53 54 BACK ROW: G. Kurtz, R. Joblonski, W Jones, C. Kilbourne, J. Hill, D. Fox, C. Lender. K. Kuhn. MIDDLE ROW; S. Em- mons, T. Englert, S. Johnson, N. Hordy, L. Game, D. Mansfield, E. Glody.R. Har- ter. FRONT ROW; R. Leibenguth, L Kin- ney, P. Lorenzo, R. Levesque, M. Kinney, T. Edmond, M. Forsythe, B. Foley. SOPHOMORES . BACK ROW: p Abbey, w Abbey, M Belanger, G. Abbott, M. Clayson, W. Didos, K. Dolon, R. Bickford, L. Didos. MIDDLE ROW; J. Brower, C. Edgecomb. C Abplanalp, A. Bronson, C. Donovan, L Bolten, M. Buckley, M. Conrod. FRONT ROW; K. Colegrove, G. Drum, P. Cole, N. Bill, S. Clark, D. Allen, P. Clark. BACK ROW L Millimon, N Rowley. C. Payne, R Progle. W. Quonz, K. Per kowski, R Faftery, S. Rauber, T. Phelps MIDDLE ROW: fr Russell, G. Wood, P Payne, T. Mortindale, N. Shaver, S. Wheaton, M. Richmond. FRONT ROW: K. Riley, D. Neu, J. Pond, L Shaver, S. Schoultice, T. Meyers, A. McAllister, C Morsch. ..... SOPHOMORES BACK ROW W. Whitford, P. Wester, S. Wheaton, J. Woods, J. Walton. MID- DLE ROW; L Smith, B. Wolfanger. D. SteHens, D. Zigenfus, R. Walloce. FRONT ROW: M. Walker K. Yannie. E. Stilson, S. Walloce, L. Crandall. 55 BACK ROW: P. Butterfield, L. Curtiss, M. Brown, J. Ellis, R. Bricks, G. Canute, N. Bickard, G. Cheshier, S. Bouck. MIDDLE ROW: G. Barber, P. Buckley, R. Crumb, S. Carmichoel, R. Bill, K. Colegrove, R. Clark, J. Barnette, C. Colegrove, A. Deusenbery. FRONT ROW: E. Clork, B Abbey, D. Davis, J. Englert, R. Allen, J. Bennett, B. Bickford, M. Becker, C Cooper. FRESHMEN...... ■ BACK ROW: A. Mansfield, S. Shute, M. May, D. Rauber, C. McIntosh, M. Mc- Laughlin, L Smith, I. Monahan, Y. Rus- sell, D. Mastin, R. Saxton. MIDDLE ROW; R. Morsch, D. Mortindole,' B. Sahrle, G. Bowen, L Stilson, A. Pfieffer, M. Phelps, D. Smith, K. Malone, G. Meyers. FRONT ROW; D. Roftery, C. Tonkery, P. Schoon- over, D. Mehlenbocher, G. Morsch, L. McEvoy, L Poge, S. Page. 56 I BACK ROW: W. Hortenstien, J. Ingerick, G. Rose, B. Henchen, J. Fitzpatrick, H. Every, L Dean, A. Fisher, G. Austin, G. Meyers, R. Fohy. MIDDLE ROW B. Stewort, K. Kirwe, C. Horter, R. Lawrence, D. Fitzpatrick, J. Homsher, L Kramer, J. Jackson, A. Fullom, K. Lost, J. Gessner. FRONT ROW; M. Englert, S. Jones, K. Kurtz, N. Hargrave, C. Grien, J. King, J. Gibson, M. Homilton, T. Leibenguth. FRESHMEN BACK ROW: L. Sepanski, F. VanScooter, M. Tonkery, M. Weber, M Taggart, G. Schreiner, T. Shaver, B. Woodhams, S. Walker, T. Smith, R. Robinson. MIDDLE ROW; L Sutherland, S. Schubmehl, B. Vogt, J. Smith, J. Shepard, A. Straight, G Wyatt, D. Wallace, D. Nicholas, B. Wallace, R. Zignefus. FRONT ROW; J. Sabo, J. Morsch, R. Arva, R. Robinson, D. Wieond, T. Shaver, R. White, R. Row- ley. 57 BACK ROW; S. Every, D. Conrad, M. Bembower, D Fogle, R. Burglin, B. Cheshier, N. Engel, R. Hargrave, J. Averill, L Gardner. MIDDLE ROW: K. Fisher, P. Dolan, J. Folts, T. Goss, J. Farenello, P. Gray, B. Briglin, I. Hogerman, G. Curon. FRONT ROW S. Brower, A Brown, D Davis, C. Brownell, J. Ellis, R. Hamilton, T. Copron. EIGHTH GRADE BACK ROW; J. Scott, D. Schubmehl, J. Totman, P. Schriener, B. Robinson, D. Nichols, L. Progle, F. Norogong, T. Smith, R. Saxton. MIDDLE ROW: G. Stephens, D. Nesbit, C. Prinzi, C. VanSkiver, G. Stratton, R. Smith, L Steves, E. Switzer, S. Sabo, J. Vonlngen. FRONT ROW; D. Sutherland, J. Peabody, C. Hoppough, P Payne, N Pullor, A. VanScooter, W. Neu, J. Mullikin. BACK ROW: T. Koch. R. Wilson. R. Zignefus, W Yeoman, R Wolfanger, D. Zeh. N Horns, C. Wheaton, R Wester, C. Fitzpatrick, S Louis MIDDLE ROW; M. Yeoman, J. Zignefus, M. Tollman, B. Daniels, E LoBell, R. Yundt, L. Whipple, M. Martina, E. Pfieffer. FRONT ROW: T Wheaton, A Wolfanger, M. Williams, B. Bricks, K. Wood, P. Whitford, R. Yeomon, R. Kuhn, D. Tog- gort. EIGHTH GRADE BACK ROW; D. Mehlenbocher, S. Kenyon, S. LoBell, M. Miller, J. Harter, R. Henchen, G. Morsch, D. Lawrence. MIDDLE ROW; B. Kimbel, V. Milliman, S. Herring, R. Long, W. Mehlenbocher, R. Harwell, J. Lawrence, R. Miles, D. Kinney, L McDowell. FRONT ROW: B. Mitchell, C. Hoppough, C. Lawrence, M. Huber, C. Mem, C. McLaughlin, S. Milliman, M. Moisfieid. BACK ROW; E. Homsher, J. Holley, K. Dudley, I. Edmond, J. Glossbrook, D. Every, D. Drabont, D. Huber, S. Fisher, S. Gerling MIDDLE ROW B. Haywood, D. Grouse, N. Duel, C. Fennell, R. Fen- nell, C. Hill, A. Farr, R. Hartxell, K. Hol- brook. FRONT ROW: A. HoHmon, J. Ingerick, N. Fox, D. Holmes, H. Holley, R. Hughes, P Hartzell, B. Englert. SEVENTH GRADE BACK ROW: D. Rauber, L ludium, J. Pullor, T. Robinson, G. Rose, B. Marks, H. Pifer, D. Menz, S. Lewis, J. Nichols. MIDDLE ROW; D. Kinney, D. Poyne. L Lee� , D. Jones, R. Moore, P. Bickart, L Progle, G. Jones, J. Molone. FRONT ROW; H. Manry,D. LeVesque, T. Nowok, L. Lieders, R. Progle. S. Neu, P. Mitchell, E. Morsch. 60 BACK ROW: S. Derrenbocher.K. Bowen, D. Councilman, M. Abbey, L Carey, D. Crooks, P. Bickart, M. Arva, C. Daniels, M. Dean. MIDDLE ROW; D. Botholomew, J. Averill, B. Briggs, M. Crossett, R. Canute, D. Clark, A. Beecher, T. Brown, B Buckley, W. Clark. FRONT ROW; G. Barber, D. Caron, R. Allen, J. Church, H. Bill, J. Applin, C. Berglund, R. Con- rad. SEVENTH GRADE BACK ROW S. Stephens, D. Stevens, S. Smith, R. Sahrle, S. Tice, S. Wolloce, B Shaver, D. Rumfola, M. Weed, T. Shaver, C. Westfoll. MIDDLE ROW: S.Szymonski, A. Thorp, D. Smith, N. Trojan, L Steves, W. Stephens, B. Wallace, J. Valleau, S. Shepard, G. Wakefield, D. Stuart. FRONT ROW: P Selbig, J. Holley, F. Wester, F. Sahrle, L. Stewart, K. Vose, J. Saxton, C. Wheaton. 61 ELEMENTARY GRADES The most important function of education on any level is to develop the personality of the individual and the significance of his life and to others. This is the basic architecture of a life; the rest is ornamentation and decora- tion of the structure. Grayson Kirk PRIMARY GRADES BACK ROW: Mi� Susan Gilmore, Miss Marion Zimmerman, Mrs. Evelyn Cheshier, Mrs Beatrice Sterner, Miss Wilmo losey, Mrs. Frances Marean, Mrs. HelmoMerrill. FRONT ROW; Miss Mory Lou Crowell, Mrs. Leona Rowley, Mrs. Helen Owen, Mrs. Sadie Jocobs, Mrs. Blossom Chapman. INTERMEDIATE GRADES BACK ROW: Mrs. Jeon King, Miss Karen Cromer, Mrs. Constance Quanz, Mrs. Vesta Bembower, Mrs. Wilma Buckley, Mrs. Katherine Hoover, Mrs. Alberto Orr. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Eleanor Hartmon, Mrs. Shirley Snyder, Miss Joyce Ashley, Mrs. lola Kurtz, Mrs. Helen Borber, Mrs. Helen Wright. 65 BACK ROW; M. Mensinger, R. Hill, T. Mark, R. Phillips, R. Hunt, T. Mitchell, D. Inscho, N. Fox, A Vose, P. Clork, L. Brown. FRONT ROW: Milton, J. Pifer, B. Pellor, T. Presler, C Crooks. MIDDLE ROW: T. J. Meyer, A. Wogner, D. Cansdale. MRS. BUCKLEY'S GRADE MRS. HOOVER’S GRADE BACK ROW M. Hitt, V. Miller, M. Kuter, S. Martin, J. Bush, J. Engel, E. Hortenstein, L. Drum, K. Johnson. FRONT ROW: A. Reynolds. M. J. Sabo. B. Capron, D. loBell. D. Allen, R. King. R. Wittig. MIDDLE Allen, C Saxton, C Schaffer, M. Borber, K. Selbig. ROW; T. Walker. F. Carey, W. Jackman, C. Akins, P. Mostin, S. Finch, BACK ROW: D Rumfolo, J. Zimmer, I. Lost, B. Horter, B. Thompson, G. Folts, P. Pellor, A. Holsteod, R. Puzok, J. Toggert, J. Conrad, T. Trojan, R. Lawrence. MIDDLE ROW: R. Gilman, K. Every, K. Leibenguth, D. Pullor, K. Griffin, E. Miller, D. Arrison, K. Snyder, A. Wheaton, H. Mitchell BOTTOM ROW; N. McDonald, L. Bowen, P. Decker, P. Brown, R. Menz ABSENT: G. Inscho. MRS. SNYDER S GRADE MRS. BARBER'S GRADE BACK ROW: G. Haywood, R. Herring, E. Bond, G. Robinson, B. Nis- bet, D. Cooper, D. Duel, C. VonSkiver, L Averill, C. Larkin, A. Kinney, R. Corlburg, C. Meyer, R. Sick. MIDDLE ROW. D. Mulliken, A. Lati- mer, J. Hartzell, D. Morsch, M Shepard, W. Teed, K. Abbey, J. O’Neil, J. O'Neil, J. Stephens. BOTTOM ROW: S. Folts, R. Burim, M. Wol- fanger, C Lorenzo, D. Stephens, A. Nowak. BACK ROW; M. Lawrence, M. Lane, T. Thomas, D. Wolf- anger, D. Bush, N. Crumb, K. Wyatt, T. Coombs, D. Folts, C. Jones, C. Jones, E. Every. MIDDLE ROW. W. Garrett, J. Ellis, E. Trojon, B. Little, M. Wilson, M. Morsch, R. Baker, N Meyer. FRONT ROW P Crooks, L. Bowon, D Stewart, D Menz. MRS. KRAMER S GRADE MRS. KING'S GRADE BACK ROW: N Clark, K. Robinson, D. Smith, M. Hopkins, M. Bembower, J. Hawkins, T. Farr, M. Walker, J. Drumm, S. Kep- ler, S. Smalt, S. Applin, E. Averill, H. Jones, K. Pebbles, R. Stu- ort, T. Broodman. MIDDLE ROW; R. Hitt, M. Wittig, L. Rouse, R. Michielson, B. Shaver, K. Gobeyn, J Abbey, W. Goss, N. Lo- Bell, C. Platt, J. Price, W. Homsher. FRONT ROW: D. Dudley, B. Wester, S. Mulliken, J. Mess, T. New, R. Fairbrother, S. Koch. MIDDLE FRONT: P. Conrod. BACK ROW: D. Kern, R. Wolfonger, M. los� , E Aver ill, J. Abbey. G. VanAllen, C. Cowley, S. Chopmon, J. Briggs, J. Kimmel, G. Pifer, B. Cooley, J. Abbott. MIDDLE ROW; R Washburn, M. Hargrave, N. Wilkinson, T Berber, K. Russell, D. Fisher, 8 Fitzpatreck, K. Derrenbocher, S. Bickort, K. Moore FRONT ROW; D. Atwell, P. Reynolds, D. Harter, C. Page, J. Koch, L Cansdole FRONT CENTER: T. LeVesque MRS. HARTMAN S GRADE MRS. ORR’S GRADE BACK ROW: H. Vogt, T. Englert, G. lorlun, K. Riley, M. Carney, T. Poge, T. Kiesel, J. Milton, C. George, G. Waghorn, D. Hoff man. M. Wagner, S. Holmes, R. Bidlock. MIDDLE ROW. M. Mar- tindale, Y. Yeoman. D Rupert, B. Moore, T. Tonkery. I. Stephens. T. Raftery, R. Puzak. R. Mostin, D. Tonkery. FRONT ROW: E. Bortle. C. VonScooter.C. King, J. Wakefield, G. Corlberg BACK ROW. W. Michaud, A. Rumfola, S. Fisher, C. Dixon, K. Wood, D. Stephens, C. Peabody, J. Gessner, W. Drabant, D Learn, P. Stephens, D. Hoywood, C. Wheaton, D. Rupert, B. Cooley, P. Faith. MIDDLE ROW; S. Snyder, B. Mehienbacher, R. Wheaton, D. Hoff- man, B. Babcock, T. Austin, T. Carey, L Schreiner, L Low, C. Riley, H. Spencer. FRONT ROW: J. Lieders, M. Nowak, K. Martin, E. Wheoton, K. Soxton. MISS ASHLEY'S GRADE BACK ROW. N. Pfeiffer, E. Smalt, B. Sahrle, R. Reigelsperger, P. Griffin, R. Donovan, G. Koch, B. Jones, A. Bembower, D. Wolloce, L Corey, B. Holbrook, M Molone, C. Saxton, M Sabo. MIDDLE ROW; D. Smith, W Belenger, R Hughes, P. Luther, J. Stephens, C. Fogle, S. Phillips, J. Anderson, J. Price, P. Fullom, D. Mitchell. FRONT ROW; N. Glassbrook, V. Shafer, J. Bill, S. Decker, R. Payne. MRS. QUANZ’S GRADE 70 MRS. WRIGHT’S GRADE BACK ROW: T. Slocum, J. Sick, D.Tonkery, D. Nichols, R. McDonald, T Cornos, R Averill, K. Dixon, W. Shelter, D. Averill, T Martin, P. Councilmon, K. lewis, J. Adams, J. Pragle. MIDDLE ROW; D. Wollonger, R Selbig, T. Conrod, K. Bond, C. Fairbrother, F. Carney, D. Sutherland, G. Miller, C. Proctor. B. Pragle, V. Councilmon, C. Parsons FRONT ROW; D Foils, R. lorkin, R. Consdole, R. Wogner, R. WoHonger, R. Snyder. MRS. KURTZ’S GRADE BACK ROW; F. Schriener, I. Vickery, C. Thompson, N. Fax, R Wol- fanger. R. Conrod, R. Hill. G. Kiesl. D. Wilson. MIDDLE ROW: C. Gessner, T. Inscho, J. Dais, F. Little, M. Lone, I. Shepard, C. Mc- Donald. FRONT ROW; K. McDonald, K. Saxton. J. Candie, D. No- deau. BACK ROW; C. Lopez, V. Brown, L Wester, I. Boordmon, K. Pebbles, L Cowley, A. Bembower, T. Robinson, D. Poyne, V. Wolfonger, S. Weiond, R. Mostin, T. Benning, M. Merrill. MIDDLE ROW; S. Herring, J. Briggs, S. Ott, J. Schryver, J. Gobeyn, P. LeVesque, R. Hitt, E. Derrenbocher, H. Wood, L Hoppough, P Kern. FRONT ROW: W. Brown, D. Shepord, D. Koren, C. Holmes, T. Townsend ABSENT: M. Carnes. MRS. MERRILL S GRADE MRS. MURPHY S GRADE BACK ROW: B. Holley, N. Fox, B. Gallon, R. Canute. D. Milton, J. Woodham. R. Lane. SECOND ROW: C. Holbrook, C. LoClair, T. Toggert, K. Coombs, K. Gibson, M. Marks. FRONT ROW; M. Marks, L. Gilman, P. Clark, M. Bortle. MRS. BEMBOWER'S GRADE BACK ROW; J. Robinson, J. VonScooter, S. Leorn, T. Ytomon, P Pellor, B. Ooig. FRONT ROW B. Callahan, D Volkmor, E. Crumb, J. Coombs. MISS CROWELL S GRADE BACK ROW: Yvonne Michaud, Bernard Abbott, Gndy Gorrett, Annette Jones, JoAnn Perkins, Robert Wyatt, Debbro Harter, Randy Progle, Patrick Kuter. MIDDLE ROW: Douglas Nicholos, Burton Angold, Howord Little, Terry Wilson, Robin King. Vidorio Yeoman. David Sabins, Laura Larkin. BOTTOM ROW; James Decker. Vicky Wogner, Timothy Smalt, Michael Sick. MISSING Richord Curtis. MRS. OWEN S GRADE BACK ROW; K. Bond, L. Doherty, D. Putnam, T Last, L. Sabo, T. B. LoBell, M. Allen, G. Bidlock, G. Gobeyn, R. Snyder, T. Benning, Wray, W. Woodams, D. Holmes, C. Beard, D. Learn, J. Drum, T. L. Wilkinson, M.Schrieber. FRONTROW; J. Stephens, T. VonScooter, Smalt. MIDDLE ROW; K. Schubmehl, N. Deusenbery, C. Menz, J. Rumfolo, J. Jamison, R. Johnston. BACK ROW; K. Alsheimer, L. Milton, F. Hill, S. Cowley, M. Progle, G. Leorn, R. Button, A. Austin. W. Conrad, I. Sawyer, M Garrett, D. Thompson, J. Church, M Church, L Michaud. MIDDLE ROW; D. Holbrook, R. Mitchell, B. Lawrence, D. Roper, B. Malone, T. King, R. Cansdale, C. Porsons, R. Rouse, T. McDonald, J. Arva. FRONT ROW; R. Stephens, P. Bill, D. Wolfanger, D. Candie, D. Crooks, D. O'Neal. MRS. JACOB'S GRADE MISS SCHLEELEIN'S GRADE MRS. ROWLEY'S GRADE BACK ROW. D. Berglund, J. Gogner, T. Burlin, D. Englert, T. Pragle, J. Wroy, R. King, B Milton, R. Hoppough, N. Kimbel, S. Wakefield, D. Woshburn, S. Trojan. MIDDLE ROW; T. Harter, S. Rumfolo, A Kline, A Mennito, D Neu, P Ingerick, T. Gingher, J. Corlberg, A Compel I FRONT ROW; M. Gates, B. LoBell, P. Bidlock, D. Atwell, M Foils. BACK ROW E. Haywood, L. Shepard, T. Woshburn, R. Adams, S. Wol- ♦anger, D. Jensen, J. Alsheirmer, J. Averill, S. Milliman, G. Shaver, C Nisbei, T. Rauber, M. Phelps, G. LoCloir, J. taBell, J. Brown. MIDDLE ROW; S. Reynolds, L Mullikin, D. Perkins, C. Woodhams, T. O'Neal, M. Mastin, P. Borber, K. Hoffman, B. Conrod, B. Phillips, P. Bill, P. Bono- donno. J. Wheaton. FRONT ROW; J. Carlburg, P. Nowak, G. Clork. H. Washburn, K. Selbig, T. Mitchell. 75 MISS GILMORE'S GRADE BACK ROW; J. Shaver, K. White, R. Bembower, N. Averill, A. Hopkins, M. Briggs, P. Mastin, K. Hunt, K. Kepler, H. Tahquette, P. Jackman. MIDDLE ROW; J. Shriner, J. Caron, D. Bill, A Fogle, P. Parsons, J. Townsend, J. Englert, J. Price, P. LaBell, J. LeVesque FRONT ROW; W Boordman, K. Bonadonna, D. Glassbrook, J. Bennett, C. Horon. ABSENT: S. Pond. MRS. CHESHIER’S GRADE BACK ROW; M. Garrett, M. Duffy, W. Lopez, D. Tonkery, J. Smith, M. Platt, B. Leet, R. Bidlock, L. Smith, R. McDonald, B. Sabins, B Lawrence, C Scihler. MIDOLE ROW: C. McDonald, M Phillips, W. Angold, S. Payne, S. Larkin, E. Scott, S. Shep- ard, D. Ingerick, J. Mark, H. Gingher, L Ferroinolo. FRONT ROW: L. Wakefield, T. Fairbrother, R. Dean, J. Stewart, F. Hoff- man, P. Conrod. MISS ZIMMERMAN’S GRADE BACK ROW. M. Mortina, L Gibson, N. Merrill, S. Anderson, J. Learn, E. Cowley, J-Sdwltz, E Ing'ohom, G Har9 - C Dudley, M. Donovan, B. Bush, L. Shafer, B Gorrigues, S. Duffy, M. Shover. MIDDLE ROW J. Hu9h«‘- Bobcock, T Jackman, M. Ingerick, T Becker, D. LoBell, C. Hoppough, J. LeVesque, H. Jamison, B. Brown. FRONT ROW: G. Barnes. D. Edgecomb, P. Fairbrother, D. Geisler, S. Bonodonna. MRS. CHAPMAN S GRADE BACK ROW: R. Canute, M VanScooter, D. Brooks. B. Bortle, L Phillips, T. Sanford, S Ingerick, H. Wdtora .IE. Bloke, S. Little. MIDDLE ROW: P. Belanger, M-Parsons, L. Steves, S. McDonald, K. Poge, B. Button, L. Bloke FRONT ROW: J. Moir, G. Wilson, C LoClair, S. Malone ABSENT: M. Genovese, C Lewis. 77 BACK ROW: B. Collohon, M. Tobin, R. Woodhams, M. Ott, M. Pelkey, E. Yeomon, R. Inscho, R. Dais, D. Riley, T. Wheaton, B. Dole, B. Pragle, R. Angold, K. Corter. MIDDLE ROW: T. Kiefer, L Corlberg, M. Harter, P. Martindale, R. Bill, W. Bill, R. Saxton, A. Barber, S. Thompson, B. Michielsen. FRONT ROW: N. Belanger, R. Flint, A Austin, L. Riley, M. Presler. MRS. MARTIN’S MISS LOSEY'S GRADE BACK ROW; G. Wallace, D. Miller, J. Schultz, L Conrad, G. George, V. Dais. M Somlt, J. Woger, D VonScoter. FRONT ROW: K. Sutherland, G. Pelkey, K. Reynolds, J. Hughes, B. Holmes, M. Wittig, M. Russell. MIDDLE Karen, D. Conrod, M. Flint, T. Horan, K. Wheaton ABSENT: C. Boberg, F. ROW: M Molone, S. McLaughlin, L. Recktenwold, D. Kiefer, R. Becker, W. Tonkery, R. Becker. BACK ROW; j. Becker. L Schirmer. R. Oos. E. Low re nee, J. Buckley, M. S. VonScooter, M. Lone. M Corney. FRONT ROW; M. Finch, C. Lorkin. S Ott. V. Jensen, M. Teed, P Wester, L Kurelko, E Recktenwold. R. Church. Ellis, J. Rumfolo. ABSENT P. Jocobs. MIDDLE ROW: S Wilkinson, $ Bond, T. Schubmehl, W. Englert, F. Poyne, KINDERGARTEN MRS. STERNER'S GRADE BACK ROW W. Baird, D. Progle, J. Canute, M. lane, J. Koch, S. Sabin� , D. Conley, S. Speer� , J. Jordon, S. Conrad, D. Arber, D. Condie, C Y. Imcho, S Becker, J. Wood, K. Colegrov. 1. Selb.g, R FolH, A. Horri., Mrtchell. FRONT ROW: V. Bill. 1. Carudole. L. Lawrence, 0. Tonkery, H. Reynolds. MIDDLE ROW; T. Alsheimer, R. Haywood, A. Berglund, Herring. BACK ROW: D. lasher. E. Dixon, T. Gibson, 1. Hoffman, S. Robinson, T. McDonald, M. Meyers, T. Craig, M. Gorrigus, C. Doherty. MIDDLE ROW; D. Englert, D. Little, A. Spencer, D. Beard, Y. Lawrence, D. Carney, F. Sabins, K. Stephens, G. Saxton FRONT ROW; T. Ryan, C. Reiglesperger, D. Bowen, V. Moyer, L Crossett, K. Colegrove. MRS. JOHNSON S KINDERGARTEN BACK ROW; S. Wilkinson, L Tweddell, M. Parsons, L. Jones, J. T. Lindsay, L. Lawrence, S. Long. FRONT ROW; A Bill, L. Schrieb, Cowley, A. Londino, R. Holley, T. Hughes, C. Wagner, T. Lindsay. D. Nichols, C. Crooks, B. Hill. MIDDLE ROW; C. Ellis, J. Deon, M. Progle, G. Inge rick, C. Yoemon, 80 BACK ROW; G. Wolfonger, S. Clark, K. Johnson, F. Schreiner, J. Bid lock. S. Wagner, S. Michaud, W Wheaton, M. Berlin, A. londino, I. Washburn MIDDLE ROW; L Clork, M. Martin, D Nustzel, M. Cole, C Donovan, D. Porkhouse, D. Austin, L. Mitchell, C. Mitchell. FRONT ROW: G. Stephens, C Perkins, A. Stewart, P Wester, N. Schmitt, L Fairbr other. MRS. ZIMMER'S KINDERGARTEN BACK ROW; L Griffin, R. Canute, D. Warner, K. Pragle, J. Mason, D. Adams, J. Smith, P. Nowok. FRONT ROW; H. Rider, A. Belanger, J. Abbey. D. Wood, T. Putnam, S. Sick, V. Abbott MIDDLE ROW D. LaBell, C. Atwell, L King, K. Michel. M. Fleishman, J. Amato, D. Miller, P. Didos, T. Hayes, R. Gorrett, 81 ACTIVITIES Give the best you have to the highest you know- and do it now. Ralph W. Sochman BACK ROW: T. Kurtz, B Keisl, D. Scott, J. Poyne, R Wolfonger, D. Averill, J. Mortino, E. Dudley, M. Sohrle, M. Gardner, L. Pifer. THIRD ROW: R. Kurtz, L Kline, G. Leeson, S. Herring, R. Lander, M. Zone, M. North, L Kline, L Kohnken, M. McAllister, J. Englert, J. Oxx. SECOND ROW; C. Wolfonger, S. Mortino, R. Richards, T. Didas, E. Herwick, N Rowley, A. Whitford, P Wood, L Miller. FRONT ROW; S. Hargrove, V. Weed, W. Kramer, J. Stevens, C Hoffman, G. Bennett, K. Werth, L. ludlam. HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR ACCOMPANISTS Practice begins the first day of school and ends only with graduation exercises . . . groans from constant repetition disappear as the beauty of the music unfolds . . . members with eyes on mu- sic, not the director, and boys who prefer to talk than sing are perpetual problems . . . during the fall months the auditorium swings with 76 Trom- bones, Wells Fargo Wagon and Ya Got Trouble as selected voices join Youth Players in producing Mere- dith Wilson's Music Man . . . the first public concert brings nervousness . . . girls' chorus members brush lint from their red blazers, choir girls straighten collars and crowd around the mirror, while the boys stand in corners and tell stories ... a word of praise from Mrs. McLaughlin is am- ple reward . . . Frosty, the Snow- man and Sleigh Ride remain fav- orites at the Christmas concert . . . everybody wants to sing the melody . . . we will never forget such phrases as one, two, take a breath, sing!, copies up, or sing with mashed potatoes . . . and oh, the traffic jams in the music corridor. . . the second se- mester is filled by the Easter cantata and practice with contest music . . . A ratings attest to the hours of hard work and the patience of Mrs. McLaugh- lin .. . the meaning of practice makes perfect becomes clearer to each of us. 84 M. Miller, V. Weed, S. Hargrove. GIRLS’ CHORUS BACK ROW: R. Conley, I. Monahan, A. McAllister, B. Kiesl, B Abro Horn, D. Hoppough, B. Goode 11, S. Glody, D. Scott, D. Fox, D. Robin son, M. Gordner, D. Mitchell, C. Conrod. THIRD ROW; S. Harter, J Morsch, C. Abplonalp, J. Kinney, K. Last, L Smith, R. Townsend, C. Riley C. WoHonger, C. LoBell, M. Lawrence, M. Burcato. SECOND ROW P Wood, B Foley, M. Forsythe, V. Zigenfus, L. Ludiam, P Lorenzo, L Bolton, T. Meyers, B. Teed, J. Oxx, P. Vogt. FRONT ROW; G. Teed, N. Fitzpatrick, P. Clark, J. Pond, D. Cote,M. Walker, S. Menz, K. Werth, L. Miller, C. Spencer. BACK ROW; A Fullo m, D. Smith. M. McLaughlin, J Barnette, A Straight, R. Curtis, R. Bricks, M Weber, J. Jackson, M. Phelps, J. Smith, B. Sahrle. THIRD ROW; J. Bennett, S. Carmichoel, D. Progle. M. Buckley, R Bill, E. Clark, R. Lawrence, L. Sutherland, M. Hamilton, B. Abbey. SECOND ROW: B. Wallace, L Lcibenguth, C Cooper, N. Hargrave, W. Hartenstien, R. Morsch, C. Grein, A Pheffer, L Poge. FRONT ROW: B. Kurtz, D. Davis, C. Tonkery, P. Schoonover, C. Mc- Intosh, J. King, M Becker. 85 NINTH GRADE CHORUS BACK ROW: N. Hardy, L Vonlngen, L. Dousch, C. Akins, C. Abplanalp, G. Abbey, G. Lander, M. Mastin, D. Williams. THIRD ROW: D. Hoppough, F. Molone, M. Tonkery, S. Mitchell, W Ouanz, K. Perkowski, R. Pragle, T. Goodell SECOND ROW; M. Ernst, B. Mitchell, M. Conrad. S. Urbanczyk, D. Cote, G. Lander, R. Nichols, S. Kilbourne. FRONT ROW; S. HoHman, B. Amato, R. Gilbert, R. LeVesque, S. Clark, R. Englert, J. Fox, P. Wester. HIGH SCHOOL ALL-STATE Area All-State, STANDING: M. Drum, L. Pifer, L Saxton. All-State, SEATED: G. Leeson, S. Hargrave. BACK ROW: D. Mailer, D. Hosting , T. Schubmehl, C. Payne, D. Robinson, A. McAllister, K. Schobmehl, D. Mitchell. THIRD ROW T Phelps. W Jones, J. Didos, L. Hunt, C. Conrod, M. Buckley, K Morsch, S. Schoultice. SECOND ROW; R Rowley, W. Didos, D. Fox, C. Cooper, N Bill, D. Spencer, G. Deon, F. Malone. FRONT ROW: T. Finch, K. Kuhn, R. Uebenguth, L Kinney, T. Edmond, N Bickford. MIXED CHORUS BOYS' QUARTET W Kramer, D. Averill, M North, R. Richards. GRADE CHORUS BACK ROW: G. Hoywood, E. Bond, T. Mark, K. Griffin, V. Miller, K. Bronson, S. Chopman, R. Phillips, R Puzak, A. Halstead, L Averill, R. Hunt. THIRD ROW; T. Barber, S. Bickart, H. Vogt, I. Rouse, C Akins, A. Wheaton, J. Hitt, T. Presler, R. Hill, T. Wolker. SECOND ROW; Y. Yeoman, M. Wilson, N. McDonald, D. Kern, P Reynolds, C. Platt, T. Tonkery, K. Robinson, D. Folts, J. Hartzell. FRONT ROW: A. Wagner, T. LeVesque, M. Morsch, R. Puzok, B Moore, C Jones, B. Little, P. Lawrence, W. Hamsher. BACK ROW; A. Farr, R. Hughes, P. Fullam, M. Hopkins, R. Wolfanger, J, Hawkins, J. Drumm, G. Koch, R. Hitt, G. VanAllen, J. Briggs, M. Bembower, B. Sharer, D. Rumfolo. FOURTH ROW: N. Pfeiffer, D. Tonkery, H. Jones, M. Hargrave, R. Michielson, K. Bronson, J. Abbott, D. Fisher, T. Martin, M. Tobin, D. Hoywood, M. Sabo, A. Rey- nolds, P. Luther, R. Payne. THIRD ROW: R. Wheaton, C. Proctor, S. Decker, T. Bordman, F. Carney, J. Price, E. Smalt, K. Johnson, R. Reigelsberger, K. Derrenbacher, S. Finch, D. Kern, R. Bidlock, C. Saxton. SECOND ROW: M. Hitt, J. Bush, B. Jones, S. Smalt, E. Averill, E. Averill, S. Koch, M. Wolfanger, P. Mostin, V. Miller, J. Abbey, B. Horter, K. Robinson, Mrs. Irma Mortm. FRONT ROW: P. Griffin, N. Glassbrook, A. Bembower, T. Kiesl, J. Sob, R. King, D. Allen, D. Morsch, D. Sutherland, R. Wolfonger, W. Belanger. ELEMENTARY BAND BACK ROW B. Copron, J. Drum, N LoBell, W. Got , T. Poge, T. Kietl, G. Pifer, D. Bush, C. Cowley, P. Pellor, L. Lott, S. Applin, S. Kepler, C. lorlcin, E. Aver III, N. Clark, M Lott, E. Averlll. THIRD ROW: K. Russell, J. Kimmel, B Cooley, R Wolfonger, J. Briggs, E. Miller, D. Molone, W Jockman, R. Wittig, T. Thomot, J. Abbey, N. Wilkinson, K. Snyder, D. Hoffman, O. Hoi- tteod SECOND ROW: R. King, G. Lorkin, D. Rupert, R Gilmon. K. Pebbles. R. Stuart, C. Poge, E. Hartenstein, M. Wolfonger, E. Brown, D. Smith, M Wit- tig, M Martindole, D. Horter. FRONT ROW: K. Chislum, A. Reynold , T. Boardman, W. Gorrett, L. Bowen, K. Selbig, C. Stephens, T. Neu, S. Mulli- kin, S. Koch, P. Conrod, L. Contdale. BACK ROW: T. Robinson, J. Averill, L. Shepard, S. Millimon, A. Bembower, V. Wolfonger, J. Alsheimer, L. Cow- ley, I. Boardman, G. Shaver, C. Nisbel. THIRD ROW: S. Wolfonger. R. Hitt, E. Hoywood, R. Adams, M. Merrill, J. Briggs, J. LoBell, J Schryver, S. Ott, M Carnes. SECOND ROW C Lopez. D. Karen, P Barber, D. Perkins, L Hoppough, P. Kern, P. LeVesque, C. Woodhams. S Reynolds, T. Banning. FRONT ROW C. Holmes, K. Hoff mon, B. Phillip , J. Wheaton, P. Bonadonna, K. Selbig, T. Mitchell, P Nowok. G. Clork. J. Brown, M. Mostin, L Mullikin. FLUTOPHONE BAND TOP TO BOTTOM; S. Schoultice, S. Wol- loce, T. Kurtz, N. Bickort. FLUTES CONCERT BAND LOWER BRASS J. Homsher, T. Wolker, M Gerber, N. Rowley, R. Joblonski. CLARINET BACK ROW; L Piter, C. Colegrove, M. Sohrle, V. Drum, J. Englert, G. Lesson, J. Gibson. FRONT ROW; J. Pferffer, R. Deusenbery, N. Bill, J. Englert, S. Wallace, B. Vogt, G. Barber. TRUMPET BACKROW D. Sick, N.Shaver,J. Payne, G. Ch � hi r, M. Drum. FRONT ROW; J. Sabo, R. Robtnson, R. Rowley, P. Payne, K. Kuhn. Led by high stepping majorettes and a precision color guard, the concert band mode impressive appearances in parades at Bath, Geneseo, Cohocton, and Naples ... a real hit was scored by the band garbed in Halloween attire rather than the usual black and gold uniforms as it led costumed youngsters in the Halloween Parade . . . band member attend concert of the Hornell Symphonic Orches- tra . . . participation in the Alfred-Ag Tech Band Festival where they receive constructive criticism as they perform as well as to have the opportunity of having other bands perform ... all concert band solists receive A ratings at contest . . . the pit band mastered the difficult score of Music Man to contribute greatly to this production . . . Moonlight Serenaders with a host of new arrangements performed at the Inter-High Ball at Dundee Central School as well as playing for its own successful dance . . . Ele- mentary musicians exchange assembly programs with Livonia Central ... a hard but rewarding year for each of our in- strumental groups. 91 MOONLIGHT SERENADERS BACK ROW: M. Gerber, N. Rowley, R Jab Ion ski MIDDLE ROW: W Whit ford, G. Cheshier, J. Sabo, P. Payne, D. Sick, M. Drum, N. Briggs. FRONT ROW: L Smith, K. Dolon, L Saxton, S. Bill, G. Leeson. CADET BAND BACK ROW; M. Miller, K. Dudley, D. Lawrence, K. Wheaton, S. Szymonski, L. Leet, S. Sabo, G. Stephens, N. Briggs, B. Crumb, M. Bembower, A. Forr, T. Robinson. MIDDLE ROW: G Barber, A. Brown, P Whitford, J. Saxton, R. Zignefus. L. Leet, S. Sabo, G. Stephens. R. Morsch, D. Kurtz. FRONT ROW: j. Peabody, A. Wolfonger, B. Cheshier, N. Wakefield, C Wheaton, E. Clark! J. Deusenbery. S. Donovan, V. Zigenfus, C. Spencer, L. Kline, L. Shaver, S. Horter. MAJORETTES COLOR GUARD BACK ROW: B Foley, J. Pond, C. Dono- van, D. Fox, K. Schubmehl, S. Hoffman. FRONT ROW; D. Hoppough, K. Morsch, P. Schoonover, C. Cooper. 93 Students are reworded for scholastic achievement by member- ship in Honors Club and National Honors Society . . . Honors Club, sponsored by Teachers Association, awardsall students grades seven through twelve for maintaining ninety percent average . . . junior high members were taken tosee Gone With The Wind” . . . senior high members saw On a Clear Day You Can See For- ever with the NewYorkcast . . . school blazers given to those who maintain average for five consecutive semesters . . . National Hon- ors Society, the highest award a student can earn . . . juniors and seniors are elected by faculty for their leadership, service, and character as well as scholarship ... a candle lighting ceremony at a school assembly initiates the candidates in the society ... at the close of the school year a special banquet salutes members of both groups and their parents . . . the greatest reward is still the satisfaction of having done outstanding work. SIX YEARS K. Wolfanger, J. Hamsher. HONORS CLUB TWO - SIX YEARS BACK ROW; R. Veith, G. Cheshier, N. Bickhart, W. Johnson. MIDDLE ROW; A. Fisher, G. Hunter, D. Zimmerman, T. Kurtz, R. Robinson, J, Englert, N. Hargrave, L Kinney, S. Shoultice, L. Smith, V. Drum, A. Whitford, J. Cole. FRONT ROW: J. Hamsher, K. WoHanger, G. Drum, J. Englert, S. Fullom, S. Har- grave. 94 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY BACK ROW; W. Johnson, J. Zimmer, M Ryders, C. Hunter, J. Ur- bonczyk, E. Theusen, J. Cole, T. Walker. MIDDLE ROW; J. Hamsher, K. Wolfanger, L. Saxton, C. Clopp, S. Horgrove, J. Becker, R. Lindsey. FRONT ROW; E. Kurtz, J. White, A. Pifer. ONE YEAR BACK ROW; T. Russell, R. Joblonski, S. Kilbourne, A PfieKer, V. Vin- cent, G. Deon, E. Clark, T. Copron, W. Hartenstein, J. Peabody, G. Bar- ber. FRONT ROW; P. Schriener, M. Miller, T. Goss, M. Hamilton, K. Erhich, P. Payne, R. Hamilton, D. Davis. 95 RED CROSS YOUTH BACK ROW; J. Brower, M. McLaughlin, W. Jones, M. Weber, I. Smith. FOURTH ROW; S. Schoultice, S. Wolloce, G. Meyers, S. Carmichael. THIRD ROW: G. Deusenbery, J. Cole, N. Hargrove. SECOND ROW: N. Bill, P. Kinney. FRONT ROW: P. Lorenzo. The newest addition to organizations at Wayland Cen- tral . . . contributing to the efforts of the local Red Cross Chapter .. . representatives of each homeroom elect Nancy Bill as president . . . Mr. Shappee serves as advisor . . . major effort this year is to publicize blood donors day . . . members make posters displayed throughout the school and community ... club members speak before many com- munity organizations ... a large turnout of blood donors rewards their effort ... a warm welcome to this active group ... a hand for a job well done. BOYS' STATE T. Walker, I. Baldwin, R. Lorenzo. Morrisville State, site of new and exciting friend- ships for New York boys . . . interesting stories from all parts of the state were exchanged . . . campaign speeches brought election victories-Tom Baldwin for County judge and Ron Lorenzo for City Councilman . . . Marine calisthenics and marching drills helped to teach Boy's Staters to stay in line . . . assemblies provided excellent speakers ... a rewarding knowledge of our society's political game. 96 VARSITY CLUB T Boldwin, E. Thucwn, Cooch Porrazzo, J. Wolloce Athletic letter winners elect Tom Baldwin as president . . . boys work hard selling fire ex- tinguishers to purchase movie camera for film- ing games . . . Arkansas Lassies play faculty basketball team ... we do not say who won, but it was a lot of fun . . . referee Tom Bald- win and Daryl Williams were trampled and abused but kept game under control . . . pro- ceeds used to buy varsity jackets for five let- ters winners, the goal of every othlete. JUNIOR PAPER STAFF STANDING: L Kline, S, Mortino, D. Scott. A. Whit- ford, L Kohnken. SEATED: J. Pfeiffer, T. Kurtr. M. Mc- Allister. Another paper meeting tonight! . . . got to keep the news coming, Jane . . . Helpful Hona has just solved another problem but the layout seems to be at Deb Scott's home . . . Art editor Linda Kohnken adds a last finishing touch . . . Feature editor Susan Mar- tino always comes up with a bright idea . . . It's another victory story for sports co-editors Alan and Peg, but it's a battle against time for copy editor Linda Kline as the hands of the clock swoop past four . . . finally at five o'clock Thursday nighteditor There- sa Kurtz indicates it's all wrapped up . . . Next morning the efforts of the staff prove successful as The Scoop reaches the eager student body. 97 98 CLASS ROYALTY JUNIOR PROM Whispering Waves Queen-Millie Sohrle King- Thomat Baldwin SENIOR BALL Starfrost Queen-Cecile LaBell King-Martin Zone BACK ROW: W. Kramer, R. Nesbit, W. Jones, J. Walloce, S. Martino, M. Hargrave. SECOND ROW: N. Hargrave, M. Lawrence, S. Kilbourne, M. Walton. THIRD ROW; S. Shoultice, B. Keisel, M. McAllister, L. Saxton, S. Sohrle. FRONT ROW; R. Robinson, D. Cote, J. Pfeiffer, Mrs. Shoppee. YOUTH PLAYERS The Broadway hit Music Man was presented by the youth players and selected members of the vocal and in- strumental music deportments ... a packed house at both performances and thunderous applause thrilled the cast . . . Marty Zone in the title role of Professor Hill, Sue Har- grave as Marian, Tom Didos playing Major Shinn, and Billy Jones cast as Marcellus gave outstanding performances . . . backstage Lee Granger, Jim Wallace, and Scott Kilbourne were everywhere ... we will remember Tom Robinson's miraculous recovery for the sound performance (the show must go on) . . . the near catastrophe on the rickety foot bridge . . . the horse laughs from our Wells Forgo Wagon pony . . . our Major Shinn problems during dress reher- sal-he kept disappearing . . . the grace of our Grecian Urns . . . the talent of Professor Hill's boys band . . . and even the feeling of losing the pit of the stomach when a line was suddenly forgotten ... A major goal of the group was to improve its third place finish (among 20 schools) at the Western N.Y. High School Speech and Drama Festi- val at Generseo . . . competition will be strong again with both Pittsford and Albion who finished ahead of Wayland last year again in the festival . . . Sunburns gave lasting memories of the party given by advisor, Mrs. Shoppee, for club members ... a rewarding year for a tireless group. 99 MUSIC MAN FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA BACK ROW; J. Fox, V. Orum, R. Richard� , T. Walker, 0 Averil, B. Abraham, J. Cole, K. Dolon, C laBell. THIRD ROW: R. laVesque, M. Lawrence, t. Shaver, J. Kinney, J. PiHer, S. Harring, P. Kurti, R Deusenbery, D. Fox SECOND ROW: 1. Holmes, N. Bill, M. Walker, C. W0I longer, P Lorenzo, S. Martino, L. Smith, S. Bill, C Cole, M. Ernst, G. Deusenbery, T. FitzPatrick. FRONT ROW Miss Yohun, T. Kurtz, M. McAllister, I. PiHer, M Walton, R. Michelson, Mrs. Merrill. The teachers of today speak to the teachers of tomorrow -Mrs. Henty, Mrs. Dudley, Mr. Little, and Mr. Hughes offer information and advice about the teaching profession a Future Teachers Association member of the year will be chosen-a plaque will be engraved with his name ... a trip to Geneseo College, seeing the campus and a mys- terious spiral stair case for a few run-a-woys . . . Christmas made happy for children at Sonyea-gifts and a tree were taken along with fruit baskets ... a new advisor-Mr. Don- Ion joins Mrs. Merrill and Mrs. Yohon in this capacity. President Jack Edmond headed the chapter's team com- peting in the Rochester Horticultural Show .. . boys brought home top honors in potato grading, insects and disease, ond for overall excellence in all potato judging contests . . . this is becoming a habit . . . young farmers braved a hot sun and deep mud to park cars during the Empire Farm Day, held this year at Wayland . . . funds earned financed all club projects for the year . . . eleven acres of buckwheat proved profitable during the summer ... individual achieve- ment awards given at annual father-son banquetatthe close of the year . . . another fruitful year for these formers of tomorrow. FUTURE FARMERS OFAMERICA BACK ROW; D. Kiefer, R. Fahy, L Clayson, G. Kurtz, W Abbey, R. Ouanz, Mr. Price. THIRD ROW: M. Cloyson, L. Granger, D. Fox, T. Finch, W. Kramer, R. White, L Didos. SECOND ROW: Mr. Wolfer, D. Fohy, N. Stephens, L. Hunt, D. Fitzpatrick, F. Meh- lenbocher, T. Deusenbery. FRONT ROW: R. Robin- son, J. Edmond, J. Walloce. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA BACK ROW C. Abplonalp, R. Russell, P Stoll, B Wol- iuoger, C Mclntosch. THIRD ROW; G. Nichols, D. Smith, J. Jackson, B. Kiesl, Mrs. Foster, V. Zigenfus, M. Con- rod M. Buckley, S. Clark. SECOND ROW; D Mansfield, L Crandall, B. Goodell, P Lawrence, L. Vanlngen, B. Mitchell FRONT ROW. C Mortindale, S. Wallace, B Stuart, M. Stephens, P Bill, D. Mitchell. AMERICA The future homemakers, stars of cooking, baking, and sewing, had a very successful year .. . proceeds from the sale of Christmas wrappings and decorations enabled the girls to have a party for needy children of the area . . . the smiles on the faces of the children as they opened their presents were the reward to club members . . . President Barbara Goodell opened meetings by beating the table with a wooden spoon . . . foreign exchange student Margarita Saona compares American and Peruvian schools at one meeting . . . The mother-daughter banquet provides the years highlight ... oh, yes, Secretary Pat Lawrence took high honors from Mrs. Foster at the bowling party . . . scores not given. At the Christmas party you hear cries of Who's got num- ber nine? and Where's the Faberge'? ... we loved our day in the city-shopping for the latest, seeing Gone With The Wind , and visiting the Eastman Museum . . . the pic- nic was great -all food and talk . . . but during the school day, the girls are all business . . . each member works at least one period a week in the library-shelving books and delivering overdue slips are only some of the chores they perform . . . sometimes even the members get over- due slips ... we have always wondered, do they really pay their fines? LIBRARY CLUB BACK ROW: N. Hargrove, R. Harter, L Smith, L. Kohnken, S. Herring, L. Shaver, C. Colegrove, P Kinney, B. Goodell, A. Fullam, L. Smith, A. McAl- lister, B. Abrohom. THIRD ROW: S. Donovan, J. King, B. Sahrle, A. Pfieffer, L Kinney, P. McAllister, S. Fullam, Mrs. VanPatton, L Shaver, P. Vogt, D. Scott. SECOND ROW; J. Pfeiffer, J. Englert, I. Avery, B. Foley, T. Bennett, M Forsythe, S. Hargrove, N. Bill, V. Drum. FRONT ROW; N. Mehlenbocher, P. Clark, T. Edmond, J. Englert. 103 LATIN CLUB BACK ROW; 0. Robinson, D. Linds y, R. Veith, G. Camp- bell, M. North, R. Lorenzo, C Wolfanger. THIRD ROW M. Lawrence, R. Deusenbery, D. Fox, J. Kinney, M. Gard- ner, R. Lorenzo, J. Cole, L. Shaver, J. Fox. SECOND ROW: T. Fitzpatrick, S. Herring, S. Kibourne, Mrs. Mader, R. Nesbit, R. Richards, G. Deusenbery. FRONT ROW P Lorenzo, R. Michielson, M Walker, V. Drum. We the members of the Junior Classical League cove- nant to pass on the torch of classical civilization . . . ,Scott Kilbourne and Mary Gardner step into leadership as newly elected consuls . . Roman clad Latin II members parade the halls as they pass those torturous hours of initiation . . ., the Poverty Kids defeated the Flower Children 370 to 165 in College Bowl... roars of laughter were the sounds of pleasure when John Cole, presented his Roman play, The Sinister Minister . . business meeting closed-now to the refreshments . . the Ides of March found Latin club members in their Roman best . . . members try their skill with a new game-Personality . . . poor Mrs. Mader, all those Latin Week Projects and such a small room. Ski enthusiasts travel weekly to Bristol Mountain Ski Re- sort for instruction and skiing . . . the few who look for cold weather and snow . . .trying to understand the new Austrian instructors is somewhat difficult . . . the skier going up to the T-bar for the first time can be heard saying- How do I do this? Do I sit on it? Help! . . . Mrs. Hargrave is frantically looking for the person who forgot his lift ticket� as usual . . . the terrific Bristol pizzas helps to warm us up . . . falls produce more chagrin than bruises . . . the disap- pointment of discovering that this is the last trip to Bristol- till next year that is. N. Hargrove. A. PfieHer, P. Vogt, S. Urbanczyk. N. Bill, B. Abrohom, S. Brooks, S. Carmichael, C. Colegrove, K. Dolon, S. Schoultice, L Smilh, J. Gibson, J. Emmer, Mrs. Hargrove, E. PfieHer, G. Rose. Lindo Saxton, Morgarito Soona, Susan Martino. FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS The Assignment has seemed like any other English as- signment . . . Write an essay 'Why or Why wouldn't you like to be a foreign exchange student' . . . Because of this essay (and other factors) on June 31, Linda Saxton boarded a jet for Cordoba, Argentina, and Sue Martina was on her way to Sao Paulo, Brazil . . . No one will mention that Sue almost missed her flight . . . The girls spent two months in homes chosen by the International Fellowship . . . While Sue was learning to speak Portuguese, Linda was learning Spanish . . . They attended classes in a high school of their city . . . Both of the girls found the food to be plentiful and delicious . . . While in their particular countries, both girls took trips with their families or organ- ized tours to other parts of their countries ... It is well- known that Sue and Linda saw many beautiful things and met many wonderful people . . . When the last week of August arrived it didn't seem possible that the two months were over . . .Sue and Lindaare still writing to their friends and families in South America, with dreams of returning someday. In an exchange program there, of course, has to be an exchange... So, in January, Margarita Saona, from Lima, Peru, joined the student body in Wayland Central . . . She followed a general business course, for she plans to become a secretary . . . For the first time she saw snow and loved it, although at times it seemed rather cold . . . She has named the Petite Shop her favorite store in the United States . . . Her six month stay in Wayland was an enjoy- able one, for her and for the people of Wayland. 105 BACK ROW: T. Shofer, E. liebenguth, C. Cooper, J. Barnette, S. Schubmehl, B. Buckley, S. Gerling, S. Szymanski. THIRD ROW: L Sutherland, S. LaBell, R. Canute, S. Derrenbocher, I. Edmond, D. Huber, B. Bricks. SECOND ROW; B. Walloce, M Huber, M Miller, D. Zeh, R. Zignefus, R. Wester, P. Brower, G. Stephens. FRONT ROW; S. Walloce, J. Lawrence, D. Schubmehl, B. Briglin, B. Robinson, Miss Fitzpatrick. PEP School spirit is the simple aim of this organization . . . and this they really do . . . before the first basketball game, this group, and the cheerleader sponsored a pep rally . . . the theme evolution of cheerleading: raised the roof . . . Tom Baldwin and Marty Walton stole the show CLUB as cavemen cheerleaders with the cheer Ugh-Fight . . . banners and huge signs covered the walls of the gym as evidence of the clubs' hard work . . . last, but not least, the group was there as a unit cheering at every game. VARSITY BACK ROW (standing) V. Orum, N. Meh- lenbocher, S. Martina, R. Duesenbery, G. D«on. FRONT ROW; L Kline, C. LaBell, M. Walton, P. McAllister, J. Kinney. JUNIOR VARSITY BACK ROW A McAllister, J. Englert, M. Tonkery. MIDDLE ROW; B Foley, R. le- Vesqoe, K. Lost, D. Mansfield, M. Forsythe. FRONT ROW: M. Walker, P. Clark. CHEERLEADERS Twenty happy gals chosen for squads in time for soccer sectionals . .. the cold weather never dampered their enthusi- asm . . . uniforms needed alterations to greet the current fad . . . Mondays and Wednesdays the gym was filled with laughter and yelling as the girls prac- ticed ... on game nights the spirit and score yells rolled from the gym and echoed through the halls . . . another tro- phy at the CYO cheerleading tournament is the goal of these peppy girls. 107 BASEBALL The varsity baseball team started the season with a rush, winning three of its opening four games. . . reversing itself, it dropped four of its final five games to end the season on the short end of a four and five record . . . left hander Jim Schubmehl pitched superbly before beinghandi- copped by a sore arm at mid-season, a severe loss to the team . . . freshman Kevin Kuhn pitched his first varsity game against Nunda . . . catcher Rudy Stephens, short- stop Tom Baldwin, and first baseman John Cooper led the club at the plate as well as in the field . . . two losses to Dansville end hopes for sectional play . . . tension of the second Dansville game saw Steve Colegrove walking to the plate with two helmets on . . . even the overworked pitch- ing machine became temperamental ... an errant pitch hit Coach Flaitz during practice . . . Rod Lander's laughter still rings in Coach's ears . . . loss of only two seniors brings smiles back to Coach's face as he plans for next season. SEASON RECORD Wayland Opponent 1 Avon 2 6 York 4 7 Mt. Morris 2 9 Lima 0 1 Dansville 6 2 Mt. Morris 13 6 Lima 1 2 Dansville 5 5 Nunda 6 BACK ROW; R. McAllister, I. Fitzpatrick. D. Averill, M. Drum, M. Mastin, C Hoppough. M. Gerber, S. Emmons, P. Butterfield, Manager FRONT D. King, T. Urbanczyk, Coach Porozzo. MIDDLE ROW; J. Willioms, M. North, ROW: D. Walker, M. Zone. BACK ROW J. Morsch, R. Lorenzo. T. Boldwin, J. Schubmehl, S. Colegrove, Coach Floitz, L. Holmes, L. Hunt, C. Hoffman. MIDDLE ROW: G. Glody, R. Stevens, N. Rowley, J Hill, K. Kuhn, J. Cooper. D. Lindsey, R. Lander, M. Lindsey. FRONT ROW R Lorenzo, TRACK SEASON RECORD Wayland 46 Dansville 59 Way land 68 1 2 Geneseo 44 1 2 Wayland 68 Mt. Morris 29 Avon 40 Wayland 73 Lima 34 Wayland 73 Caledonia 34 COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP Wayland 37 Livonia 32 Dansville i 31 A small but strong squad of Eagle runners climaxed their season by winning the Livingston County A champion- ship for the second consecutive year... only loss of the sea- son in first meet with Dansville when relay team is dis- qualified . . . four school records set--Jim Williams with a 10.7 time in the 100 yard dash, a vault of ten feet-six ond one half inches by Don Walker, Bob McAllister jump- ing six feet two inches, and the relay team composed of Marty Zone, Jim Williams, Jim Fohy, and Bob McAllister . . . team finishes in second place behind winning Penn Yan in the Both Invitationals ... in Section 5 finals, Jim Wil- liams places third in 100 yard dash . . . Bob McAllister ties for high jump but is awarded second place with more tries . . . Bob sets school record in state meet in Buffalo . . . Mike North in 440 yard dash and Marty Zone in hurdles are consistant winners . . . the winning ways of this squad will be hard to beat in coming years. 109 BACK ROW; E. Theusen, J. Corney. T. Walker, T. Totmon. D. King, S. Kil- MIDDLE ROW; M. North, J. Hill. W. Didos, P Butterfield. N. Shaver. FRONT bourne, J. Wolloce. Cooch Floitz, S. Wheaton, G. Wood. L Abbott, S. Shute. ROW; R. Robinson, R. leibenguth, G. Barber TENNIS The tennis team successfully completed the season with a six won and five loss record .. . squad handicapped early in season by ineligibility required one match in each meet to be forfeited . . . bad weather, cold and damp, also ham- pers team . . . Nunda match started in a snowfall and finally cancelled because of blizzard conditions .. . players hit snow flakes more often than the tennis ball . . . Gary Wolfanger led team in victories and finished runner-up in county singles tournament . . . Gary also sets record by breaking two racquets in one season . . . enthusiastic squad returns from away meets and goes on court to play until dark . . . first day of practice Coach Henrekson gave a long lecture to his players not to lose balls . . . where- upon for the rest of the season it seemed that at least five a day were lost . . . either they went over the fence or in the players pockets so they could get some extra practice on the weekends. SEASON RECORD Livonia 1-4 L Avon 2-3 L York 3-2 W Nunda 4-1 W Dansville 4-1 W Avoca 2-3 L Livonia 2-3 L Avon 2-3 L York 4-1 W Dansville 5-0 W Avoca 3-2 w no SWIMMING SEASON RECORD Coach Flaitz was tossed in the pool only four times this year . . . but Coach would have willingly traded a few baths for a few victories . . . the unexpected loss of three SWIMMING school record holders, including co-captain Eric Thuesen Waylond Others by injury, dampened the hopes of the finmen . . . the bal- 48 Dansville 43 ance of squad, however, never gave up . . . the desire 45 Naples 49 and spirit of the predominantly young squad was shown 47 Hornell 48 by the constant lowering of individual times . . . Billy Didas 30 A If red-Almond 65 pushed Tom Wolker's time to under a minute in the 100 30 Bath 65 yard freestyle . . . freshman Roy Robinson impressive in 47 Canisteo 47 his first year of competitive swimming . . . unusual tie with 58 Andover 36 Canisteo results from three disqualifications . . . seven 48 Dansville 52 meets decided in final relay .. . Rick Leibenguth found the 45 Naples 49 new diving board to his liking . . . co-captain Mike North 38 Hornell 53 completed a brilliant swimming record by setting newschool 48 Alfred-Almond 47 times in both the 200 and 400 yard free style events, win- 26 Bath 68 ning the 200 free style in the Southern Tier championships, 43 Canisteo 51 ond gaining a second and a fourth place finish in the strong 63 Andover 31 sectional 5 finals. BACK ROW: J. Martino, L Abbott, J Robimon. MIDDLE ROW: T. Tolman, S. Kilborne, A. Whitford. FRONT ROW: T. Gilbert, G. Wolfanger. STANDING: T. Fitzpatrick, L Holme� , D. Averill, D. Fohy, J. Morsch, D. Brown- ell, Cooch R. Porrazzo, D. Williom , D. King, I. Hunt, C. Hoffman, S. Cole- The loss of eleven seniors from last seasons champion- ship squad failed to deter the Eagle bootersas they finished the year with a fine 8-4-1 record . . . three of the losses were by a single goal . . . goalie Lynn Holmes allowed only eleven goals during the season and had five shut- outs, including three in a row ... in the Naples game, Lynn talked coach into letting him play on the line . . . after a hard fall trying to score, he went willingly back to the nets . . . Rudy Stephens kicked in fourteen of the teams twenty- five goals . . . the entire line played well, but the ball just wouldn't go into the net . . . Tom Baldwin playing cen- ter half was a tower of strength on both offense and defense . . . Eagles and traditional rivals Nunda traded shutouts, each winning on its own field . . . Perry game called off in middle of game--it was raining so hard, the ball would float, not bounce . . . Gene Austin takes the ball in front of his own goal ond goes the length of the field-leaving eleven opponents behind-and then fails to score . . . sec- tional jinx again finds Wayland losing in sectional play . . . Williamson blanks the Eagles 1-0 in a tight fought duel . . . Coach Porazzo eased the sorrow of the squad, and cheerleaders by treating them to milkshakes after the game. grove, D. Hostings. KNEELING: T. Boldwin, J. Carney, A. Whitford, T. Tot- mon, S. Brooks, R. Lander. SEATED: J. Stevens, D. Sick, E. Herwick. VARSITY SOCCER SEASON RECORD yland Opponent 2 Naples 1 1 Arkport 1 3 Avoca 0 0 Cohocton 1 4 Nunda 0 4 Hornell 0 1 Arkport 0 3 Avoca 1 0 Nunda 3 3 Cohocton 1 1 Naples 2 3 Hornell 0 SECTIONALS liamson 1 Wayland 0 BACK ROW; Cooch Smith, C. Payne, W Abbey, B. Fahy, J. Walton. S. Boock, M. Cloyson, S. Kilborne, W Jones, N Rowley FRONT ROW R Robinson, G. Cheschire, T Phelps. MIDDLE ROW: S. Shote. W. Whitford, W. Didos, R. Bill, N. Every, K. Kuhn, R. liebenguth. JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER SEASON RECORD Wayland Opponent 1 Cohodon 2 2 Naples 1 3 Arkport 1 1 Nun da 2 3 Cohodon 0 5 Arkport 1 3 Middlesex 1 1 Naples 2 0 Nunda 0 0 AKred-Almond 2 In spite of dropping their final two gomes of the season, the young JV hooters finished the season with a winning record-winning five while losing four with one tie . . . three of the losses were by identical 2-1 scores . . . three sopho- mores Bill Didas, Leon Sharp and Rick Leibenguth tied for scoring honors with four goals apiece . . . one score came as Leon and Rick both kicked the ball together and scored . . . the poor official scorer had to rule on that one . . . against Arkport, the Eagles used three goalies as one after the other went out of the game with injuries ... in the traditional scrimmage game with the varsity, the JV's suffered a 12-2loss... the scoring of even a single goal, however, was a moral victory . . . weather conditions were far from ideal ... in the Naples contest, Bill Didas went head first into a big mud puddle and for the remainder of the game was recognized only by his muddy appear- ance . . . the goal of each boy is the varsity team . . . the development of this squad under Coach Smith promises outstanding varsity squads for several years. BACK ROW: D. Brownell, D. Willioms, T. Baldwin, L Home� , D. Averil. FRONT ROW: S. Washburn, C. Thomos, R. Stephens, A. Fisher, Coach MIDDLE ROW: A. Whitford, S. Colegrove, M. Mostin, C. Hoffmon, S. Brooks. Porrazzo. VARSITY BASKETBALL County champions for the second consecutive year. . . overall record seventeen wins and two losses . . . fifteen wins against a single loss in league play . . . upset by Dansville on the Dansville court required play-off for county title... decisive win on neutral court placed Eagles in section- als .. . only other loss to Oakfield in finals of Perry Christ- mas Tournament . . . Coach Porrazzo offered team a steak dinner if they held their opponents to an average of 47 points per game . . . the team responded with a defensive average of 46 points . .. did those steaks taste good” . . . a great year for nicknames . . . who ore Rag Mop, Space, and Red Rose? . . . Coach gave Daryl a chart of biology facts for Christmas ... it worked, os Daryl passed the re- gents. . . Tom Baldwin completed his fourth yeor on the var- sity, leading the squad in scoring (21 point average) and rebounding . . . Tom also scored two points for Lima, a fact he would just as soon forget . . . the fast break and full court press made this a crowd pleasing team . . . standing room only was the rule at almost every game . . . the team is determined to break the sectional jinx ... if desire is the determining factor, the squad will reach its goal. SEASON RECORD Wayland Opponent 68 Perry 51 64 Livonia 35 49 Mt. Morris 35 70 York 48 75 Dansville 61 66 Letchworth 44 42 Oakfield-Alabama 48 69 Geneseo 53 82 Lima 54 57 Avon 31 68 Caledonia 42 56 Dansville 57 76 Mt. Morris 58 61 Perry 33 83 Lima 58 84 York 31 52 Avon 36 86 Nunda 59 47 Dansville 39 115 Copt. Tom Baldwin STANDING: J. Wolton, R. Fahy, S. Bouch, G. Cheshier, Cooch Mortello, T. Phelps, R. White FRONT ROW; D. Mastin, R. Bricks, R. Progle, R Bill, W Jones, R. Bickford. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The return of only two members of last years squad gave a bleak outlook for the JV's at the seosons start . . . the outlook did not improve as the young squad dropped five of its first six games . . . Coach Mortello's patience be- gan to pay dividends and the team began to win . . . only three losses in the final ten games earned the Eagles an 8-8 record for the season . . . the final three losses were by a total of four points--two games in the final fifteen sec- onds and one in overtime . . . Coach could only shake his head as if to say, what do we have to do?” . . . John Walton and Bob Fahy wei e the big boys of the squad . . . Bob led club in scoring with a 21 point average . . . John was the most improved player during the season, second in scoring, and with Bob did great work off the boards . . . Larry Hartzellwillneverforgetscoring for the opponents ... it was hustle and team play that won for these boys-- they never would quit . . . the development of this team should provide the Eagles with two strong squads during the coming season. SEASON RECORD Wayland Opponent 37 Perry 46 44 Livonia 26 34 Mt. Morris 53 32 York 44 34 Dansville 63 39 Geneseo 41 50 Lima 27 45 Avon 44 58 Caledonia 35 62 Dansville 48 56 Mt. Morris 58 42 Perry 44 49 Lima 24 53 York 54 41 Avon 36 48 Nunda 44 116 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL EIGHTH GRADE BACK ROW B. Cheshier, W. Stephens, R. Smith, Coach Smith. MIDDLE ROW: R. Hargrove, J. Moloney, P. Dolon. FRONT ROW; R. Wolfanger, C McLaughlin, M. Deon SEVENTH GRADE BACK ROW: R. Buckley, Coach Smith, B Englert, M. CrosseM, G. Jones. MIDDLE ROW: D. Holmes, B. Saxton, T. Shaver, R. Progle, R. Kuhn, D. Grouse. FRONT ROW; F. Sahrle, R. Yeoman, G. Coron. 1T7 119 ADVERTISEMENTS Doing business without advertising is like winking at a girl in the dark. You know what you are doing, but nobody else does. Stewart Henderson Britt The senior class wishes to express grate- ful appreciation for the encouragement, in- terest, and assistance of its many friends and patrons. PATRONS Abbey's Garage Ace's Liquor Store Allen Funeral Home Allen Furniture Co. Armstrong Bros. Inc. Atlanta National Bank B. P. Bates Ben Franklin Store Blue Goose Restaurant Bon-Ton Shoes Store C. R. Boring Hardware Bowlaway Land Briglin's Olde Country Store Mrs. Dorothy Buell Chief ond Mrs. Nathan V. Cole Dana Conrad A.B. Cowles Co., Inc. Max R. Day Son, Building Mr. Mrs. Thomas Deusenbery Dr. Mrs. Donald Dolan Mrs. Mary Eager Engel Cigar Store Evan's Gas Service Finn's Grill Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Fisher Forks Motel Genesee Valley Sod Farms Edward A. Gilroy Mr. Mrs. Francis Goss Gross and Didas Agwoy Agency Hammond's Red White Mr. Mrs. Haas Hargrave Henchen's Barber Shop Mr. Mrs. Alan Henrekson Lucian Hills Hober Tire Service Mr. Mrs. Robert Hughes Mr. Mrs. Raymond Jablonski Jim's Diner C.T. Johnson Sales Co. Johnston Shell Service Mr. Mrs. Bert D. Kelley Beatrice C. Kimmel Martin Kimmel, Sr. Knapp's Red and White Mr. Mrs. Warren Kohnken Ludlam’s Sporting Goods Cleaners Main Street Florist Malter's Market Mr. Mrs. Ivan J. Mostin May Grocery Mayflower Restaurant Robert L. McAllister McLaughlin's Liquor Store Mi-Lady's Beauty Shop Robert Miller Co. Millpond Grocery Morch Motors Motel Monroe Niles Studio Peck's Gun Shop Car Wash Plain's Shell Station Proctor and Martin N. H. Richmond, Inc. Dr. Roy Robinson Rogers Tenbrook Ruscitto's Lawn Ornaments Miss Beverly Rutledge Schnucker's Antiques ond Books Homer Shafer's Men's Wear Aubrey Shaver Trucking Shorty's Service Station Stan Sick's Garage Steuben Farm Supply Valley News H.E. VonPatton Plumbing and Heating Vanscoter and Son Mr. Mrs. Robert R. Wallace Mrs. Marion Waltman Wayland Bakery Waylond Drive-In Wayland Grill Mr. Mrs. Richard Whitford Don William's Garage Mr. Mrs. Donald Wolfanger Yannie Jewelers Yarn Shop Norbert F. Yochum Compliments of Compliments of LEET’S RESTAURANT Russ Van Degriff AND GRILL FORD AND MERCURY CARS AND TRUCKS Whitey and Mary Wayland, N.Y. Wayland, N.Y. Phone 728-9691 Phone 728-2226 122 Compliments of ESTHER LORENZO S BEAUTY SALON Springwater, New York Phone 669-2447 Congratulations to The Class of 1968 MRS. PERRY MRS. MADER MRS. HENRY MRS. FOSTER MRS. DUDLEY BUKOWSKI'S PHARMACY, INC of Woylond, N.Y. Phone 728-2350 Our primary thought is your health and welfare Let us be of service to you For the thrill of the year GO '68 BUICK Best Wishes | ii ■ to the Class of '68 LeSABRE CUSTOM CONVERTIBLE DR. J. JOSEPH ZONE guy BENNETT'S BUICK corp. Wayland, New York Waylond, New York Phone 716-728-2260 Compliments of DICK CONRAD'S MILLER HOUSE EVANS VENDING SERVICE INC. All Legal Beverages V. A. TRAPHAGEN Wayland, New York Perkinsville, New York phone 728-5710 124 MAKERS OF FI F FI RNITl'RE FOR OVER 65 YEARS 5L W. J4. GunLL Cl, air C omjjamj WAYLAND, N. Y. 125 APPLIN'S SALES AND SERVICES Compliments of Wishes The Class of '68 Good Luck Clifford A. Becker Dayton Becker Agency Gas Service Anywhere General Insurance Metered or Tank Service Gas Appliances Sprlngwater, New York Bulk Cylinder Wayland, New York It ‘'Pleases ‘Bairds to ‘Tlease you WAYLAND, N.Y. phone 728-5350 NAMCO Approved SERVICE ANYTIME, ANYWHERE 126 BARBARA BOARDMAN PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY NEW YORK STATE Court of Honor Award Winner Groups--Weddings--Oil Coloring Natural Color-Frames 105 W. Naples St. Wayland, N.Y. phone 716-728-2598 LINDSEY’S Compliments of ATLANTIC JOSEPH MEYER SERVICE STATION POTATO FARMS Goodyear Tires Delco Batteries Lubrication and Wash Haskinsvilie, New York Pick-Up and Delivery Woylond, N.Y. Phone 728-9600 127 BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF '68 DR. N.W. KUCH Wayland, New York For Lovers of the COLONIAL TRADITION There is an Establishment Devoted to The Most Elegant Gift Wares Including: Woodenwares Glasswares Unusual Lamps Goblets and Tumblers Authentic Pine Reproductions on US Route 15 Wayland, N.Y. Division of Woodcroftery Shops Inc. COMPLIMENTS OF MOORE COTTRELL SUBSCRIPTION AGENCY North Cohocton New York 128 EARLY AMERICAN SHOP Compliments of W.W. CAPRON AND SONS INC. Atlantic Heating Oils - Coal Wayland, New York Phone 728-5280 As the graduating students of Wayland Central School begin their varied careers, we hope that they will remember some of the landmarks and institutions of the community. We particularly hope they will recall their home- town bank which has been serving our town since 1899. Some may even recall when they started their first savings account at the First National; their first step in good money management. We join all the community in wishing them success. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '68 WARD TEED PLUMBING and HEATING 409 E. Naples St. phone Wayland, N.Y. 728-2120 129 WAYLAND. NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF THE GIANT' FOOD MART and N. J. LAST AGENCY LAUNDRA MART Waylond, N.Y. GENERAL INSURANCE 31 Main St. Wayland, N.Y. Phone 728-5230 Compliments of BEST WISHES to THE CLASS OF 1968 C.F. CANNON CO ZIMMERMAN INSURANCE AGENCY Springwater New York 10 South Main Street Wayland, New York Phone 728-2410 130 COMPLIMENTS OF ROBERT BILL PLUMBING and HEATING 23 Pine St. Woyland, N.Y. phone 728-2460 DANSVILLE COCA-COLA ANDERSON PARAMOUNT VENDING CO. DANSVILLE PHONE NEW YORK 987-3137 Compliments of MILES SPORT MARINE Cream PARK'S DAIRY SPRINGWATER NEW YORK New York 131 Woyland AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS c • - . ; - j ; ; r ‘ 1 : ;• • � - . . . - . , - - - 1 J� ? i; ”:c; - • i . J ' i ,r--;