the senior class presents ... the 1968 JUNCTION

penfield high school penfield, new york

table of contents: dedication-page 4, administra-

sophomores-page 71, sports-page 81, organ1-

2 Flashing neon signs breaking the darkness of night .. . Merciless sun blazing upon a barren desert .. . Fire dancing in a blackened hearth .. . Admired teachers molding our minds .. . Shooting rays of colors .. . Heaven twinkling above .. . Knowledge unlimited . . . God .. . Light is .. .

tion-page 5, seniors-page 19, juniors-page 63

zations-page 97, events- page 115, advertising-page 123

3 The quick laugh, a sick joke, the sympathetic nod, the cheerful "Hi there! " , an active do-er planning the Ber­ wick and other exchanges, an esteemed trumpeter and musician spreading his knowledge and talent, an under­ standing friend sharing the good and the bad-The 1968 Junction was originally dedicated to a complex, yet easy-going man, teacher, and friend-Mr. William Brad­ ley. His untimely death did not weaken, but strength­ en, our choice. Penfield has passed its time of disbelief and despair and sorr.ow. Now, through the clouds we still have the spirit of an unforgettable man who was loved by all, especially his band. administration

The Light Of- Knowledge??? Throughout man's history those civilizations which placed emphasis upon the education of their people are those which have flourished most. If the modern world is to conquer such bitter enemies of mankind as hunger, disease, and wars, the enlight­ enment of all peoples by means of equal educational opportunities must become a reality. I hope each of you will pledge your support, however insignificant, in the fight for equal educational oppor­ tunities both here and abroad.

Superintendent of Schools

penfield board of education

Seated: Mr. John Wilder; Mrs. Elizabeth Flory, Vice-President; Mr. William Gamble, Presi· dent; Mr. James Moser. Standing: Mr. Robert Lindsay, Jr.; Mr. David Bush; Dr. Stanford Friedman.

The enthusiasm for life, the willingness to meet it full community in providing the place and more importantly, on, has always been the characteristic of human young the people, with whom you have studied and grown. people. Given any kind of a chance at all for healthy As you go forth now as young adults, gathering experience, bodies and challenged minds, young people just naturally securing both academic and practical education, you will go forth and do. So it will be with you. begin to assume some of the responsibility for all our For our part the experience of witnessing this enthusiasm lives. May your journey be a joyous one-may it be long of yours, and the experience of aiding you in developing and fruitful-may it light our way. your lives, give meaning and purpose to our efforts in the

6 President, Board of Education Light is a very appropriate theme for a high school yearbook. This word has so many mean· ings and applies to so many things necessary for life that it becomes part of our very existence. To the believer "in Him was life, and the life was the light of men." To the informed public it is the bringing of all things to light-- To the playwright who writes comedy it becomes light-hearted. To the baker well-leavened bread becomes light. To the builder transparent glass allows light to enter through panes. To the scientist light is radiant energy which by its action upon the organs of vision allows us to see and enjoy our environment. To the astronomer the fact that the earth rotates about the sun causing daylight and darkness is essential to his occupation. To the space agency the fact that light travels 186,000 miles per second becomes basic to their research and development of space crafts and communications. To the agronomist soil may be light and unproductive. For our pleasure the T-V tube converts light rays into electrical waves and then converts them back to visible light rays. To the educated man knowledge sheds light upon many subjects and thus increases his understandings. We hope that your years in Penfield High School have been profitable. We hope that your teachers have guided you well in seeing the light of knowledge as opposed to the darkness of ignorance. The beacon light has been lighted for you throughout the years to come. Pursue its rays in depths of your interests and potential. Only then will you enjoy completely the light of life.

Principal

7 To the Class of 1968: At the particular time that I have been asked to write this, the "theme of light" suggests to me only the name of Bill Bradley, for it is now five days after ­ the untimely death of Bill, whom I have known as a fellow teacher and friend. If there were ever a human light to guide fellowmen , it was he, and I wish for all of you the fortune to be as successful as he was-especially in his teaching and dealings with the faculty and the students. Bill Bradley will be surely missed by all of us, and I am sure that if he knows how much ·he has influenced you and me for the short time he was on earth he is saying to someone, somewhere, " Hey, how about that."

Assistant Principal

8 Mr. C. Rose Guidance

Mrs. M. Schmitt Guidance

Miss H. Joint Guidance Director

Mr. D Sowinski Guidance

Mr. M. Harrington English

Mr. M. Clark Guidance

Mr. G. Rudman English

9 Mr. R. Corea English

Miss S. Wood English

Miss P. Zalner English

Miss R. Post English Department Chairman

Miss M. Hosenfeld English

Mr. D. Conway English

Mr. T. McKague English

Mrs. S. Buzard Engl ish

10 Mr. D. Stewart Social Studies Mr. G. Shay Social Studies

Mr. C. Reynolds Social Studies

Mr. M. Irving Social Studies Mr. J. Perry Social Studies

Mr. P. DelGiorno Social Studies

Mr. T. Foley Social Studies

Mr. R. Gibbons Mr. R. Dennison Social Studies Department Social Studies Chairman '".. ~.,... I ' '' 2.

Mrs. L. Stabins . ~ 7 Mathematics : ,, ·~

Mr. J. Hart Mathematics Mr. L. Neely Mathematics

Mr. R. Moore Mathematics

Mr. L. Szumiloski Mathematics Department Chairman

Mr. M. Kerxhalli Mathematics

Mr. B. Short Science

Mr. R. Frank Mathematics Mr. M. Smout Science

Mr. R. French Science

Mr. R. Brown Science

Mrs. S. Limburg Mr. W. Wilcox Science Science

Mr. S. DiGennaro Mr. K. Ketcham Science Science

Mrs. K. Tucker Miss G. Draghi Science Department Chairman Science

13 Mrs. R. Lohse Foreign Language

Mrs. I. Lorenson Foreign Language Department Chairman

Mr. J. Williamson Foreign Language

Mrs. L. Wilk Foreign Language

Miss E. Providence Mr. R. Webber Foreign Language Foreign Language

Miss M. D'Angelo Foreign Language

Mrs. P. Bour Foreign Language Mr. N. Corman Music

Mrs. S. Rollison Mr. R. Brown Music Mr. G. King Driver Education

Mr. J. Dumm Music Department Chairman

Miss I. Higgs Music

Mr. W. Briggs Music

Mr. R. O'Brien Art

Mr. J. Chinelly Art

Mr. J. Meagher District Audio Visual Director Mrs. D. Van Hoover Business

Mr. J. Rutigliano Business

Mrs. E. Thompson Business

Mr. D. Mongeon Distributive Education Miss M. Mcgrath Mrs. A. Ketcham Business Business Department Chairman

Miss R. Ritter Home Economics Department Chairma

Mrs. F. White Librarian

Miss J. Baldwin Home Economics

Mrs. C. Meagher Librarian Mr. George Steitz Mr. John Hunter Director of Athletics Physical Education

Miss Alice Kemler Physical Education

Miss Bernadette Bolger Miss Elizabeth Mayer Physical Education Nurse

Mr. Joseph Rieger Industrial Arts Mr. Thomas Pompelio Mr. Henry Straub Basic Skills Industrial Arts Department Chairman

17 Mrs. E. Ludwig, A.V. Sec. I Mrs. D. Bowersox-Sec. to V. Pr. Mrs. D. Tilling, Sec. to Prin. Mrs. J. Hartwig, Sec. of Office

Mrs. J. Levis A.V. Artist Mrs. D. Hoffman A. V. Sec.

Mrs. B. Walsh Attendance Sec.

Mrs. D. Goldstein Department Aids: Mrs. J. Miller, Social Studies; Mrs. J . English Sec. Bare, Music; Mrs. P. Beach , Science; Mrs. J. Amey, Lan­ guage; Mrs. M. Muench, Library. Guidance Sec.: Mrs. M. Baker, Mrs. L Schewe.

Mr. W. Fox, Head Custodian.

Cafeteria Staff: Seated: H. Miller; J. Calkins; M. Kolb; M. Bieber, Cook Manager; C. McMahon; P. Sleight, Food-Lunch Director. Standin~: J. Kloosterman; B. Schultz; H. Brown, C. Thrash; E. King; D. Devers; M. Pender; D. Pankratz; M1ssmg: I. Nolan.

Mr. F. Ford , Custodian

18 seniors We were the light. MR. AND MISS PERSONALITY Dave Heise Beth Roland

HARDEST WORKER Paul Monachino

IN A CLASS BY THEMSELVES Ann Schauman Bill Beasom

CLASS FLIRT AND WOLF Linda Biedenbach Doug Griffiths

MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED YAKKIEST Carol Keene Deb Levinson, Dave Eadie Dave Gibbons

WITIIEST John Woods

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BOOKWORMS Nora Wilcox Brian Spar

AUDREY HEPBURN AND ROCK HUDSON Sara Finn Jeff Nowak

SPORTS STARS Janet Richardson Bill Bishop MOST SOPHISTICATED Judy Taylor

SUNNIEST SMILES Bonnie Moore Bill Cl ark

THE EYES HAVE IT Jann Huizenga Dave Crane APPLEPOLISHER Tom Taggart

ROMEO AND JULIET Glen Bieber and Jeanne Cooke BEST-DRESSED Barb Pecora Jim Bloom

A FUTURE PICASSO Barb Oertel

MOST SPIRIT -Deedee Carey CLASS CLOWNS Kathy Welter Scott Weitzel

BERNSTEIN, JR . Jeff Brede Senior Class Officers: Mike Humphrey, President. Lisa Bowley, Vice President. Kathy Oakley, Treasurer. Sue Marcotte, Secretary.

Senior Class Cabinet: Seated: J. Cook, E. Mallory, S. Hand, P. Blumenfeld, B. Moore., M. Mueller, A. Hale, B. Sipple, Standing: S. Chwiecko, H. Ralston, J. Durham, A. Hibner, S. Poppoon, H. Gunnison, M. Groh . · ·

22 Eileen Aman

Nancy J. Ayers

Greg Allen

Clayton Babcock

Brenda Baker

Kathie Baker

Sharon Balmer

Catherine Barmaster Robert Bartell William T. Beasom

Ronald G. Bellows Daniel Bemis Glen Frederick Bieber

Dianne Bills William C. Bishop

Lyn Biedenbach J. B. Bodensick James D. Bloom Paula Sue Blumenfeld

Da11id Bone Patricia Bohm

Christine Boehm

Lee Boorman

Lisa Bowdey Be~~erly Jean Brauch Anne Brightman Geoffrey R. Brede David Briggs

James C. Burt Barbara Sue Brown

Judy L. Brooks

Deirdre P. Carey

Kristina Carlson Kevin H. Carpenter Gerald F. Caracci

Bob Caruso

Sharon Carpenter

Stephen Chase

Beverly Child

Jonathan Child

Peter Chinelly

Steve Chwiecko Diane M. Clark William A. Clark David Coleman Thomas Connors

Scott W. Copeland

Jeanne A. Cook

Lynn Cheryl Coonley

Cynthia D. Coupal Diane Rene Craig

Dave Crane Sandra Crump

Kevin Culross

Carol Crookshank

Marjorie Dake

John Daly

Colleen S. Davis

Elizabeth A. Davis

Harold DeGraff Jerry Deisenroth Jean DePhillips

Fred Detweiler

Larene DeNauro

Diane Dexter Margaret Dickinson Catherine Donato

Glenn Dudley Richard DuMond

John Drysdale James DuPre Mary Ellen Dunn Allen DuPra

Sandra L. Ebert David Eadie

James G. Durham

Susan Eddy

Linda Emery Ralph Estrich Michael Ferguson Ruth Fahy Michael J. Fenlon

Sarah Ann Finn Kathaleen Fink

John J. Ferrari

Kathy Fisher

Scott Flaherty Dale Flemming Deborah Forro

Val Forro

Jack Flory

Lauree Fulton

William Gage

James S. Gamble

Doug~s F. Gay

James S. Geier David Gibbons Dennis Gill Susan Goetzman David Good

Judith Gropp

Douglas Griffiths

D. M. Groh

Hugh Gunnison Diane Hagenbuch

Annie Hale Sheri L. Hand

Steve Hanggi

Stephen C. Hammer

Peggy Harries

Debbie Harris

Wendy C. Harris

Ralph Harstad

Bonnie Hartman Thomas Hartwig David W. Heise

Katharine 0 . Hess

Robert Hebbs

Allen N. Hibner A. Thomas Hildebrandt Lyn Hiliger

Canadice Hoehn Sara Holloway

Joan Hiscock Michael Jay Humphrey Jacquelin Hufnail Jann Huizenga

Kelly Lyn Jarrett John Irving

Linda Ide

Karen Jencks

Daniel Johnson Wells Jones Carol Keene John Jungbluth Charles Arthur Kaye

Joane W. Kennedy Deborah Kennedy

David Kelley

Karen N. Keyel

Dennis Kinsley Thomas Kinyon Alan Komenski

Cheryl Kotzin

Deborah Klein

Sandy Kubitz

Judy Laforce

Norma Lanavara

Harold Langdon

Linda Lauweret David Lehr Robin Leizear Stephen Lembach Deborah Levinson

Reg Lewis

Helen Lichtwart

Celeste Losee Charmaine Losee

Terrie Macauley Robert Maher

Sue Mahoney

Gwen Mack

Ellen Mallory

Patrick Manchee

Susan Marcotte

Kathy Marrer

Don Martin Pamela Ann Maslyn Katherine E. Mayo

Pat McCabe

Tom Mattice

James R. McClory Barba ra McConnell Karen McNamara

David John Mear John L. Milazzo

Richard McMillen Robert Mitchell Benson Miller Sharon Miller

Paul Monachino Keith Moll

Barb Moldt

Bonnie Moore

Melanie Jo Morton Allen Mosher Margaret Ann Mueller Martha Mott Dennis Muck

Gary Natwick Paul Myers

Lucinda M. Murray

Larry Naylor

Richard A. Neatrour H. Katherine Negus Lynn Nicholls

Gloria Nelson

Thomas Norman

Linda L. Northrup

Jeffrey Paul Nowak

.Kathleen Oakley

Barbara Joan Oertel Michael Pallischeck Steve Palmer Nancy Parish Suzanne Parmelee

Barbara Pecora

Donna Parnell

Judith Pearse

Bonnie Ann Pedrick Dale Pensgen

Emily Phillips Christine M. Plonsky

Stephen Poppoon

Leslie Pickersgill

Deborah K. Porter

Ronald L. Posson

Kent A. Pri ce

Hank Ralston

Daryl L. Remein Kathy Remley James Thomas Reynolds

Janet Richardson

Bonnie Reybrook

Mark D. Richardson Gunnar Rieger Thomas Riker

Elizabeth I. Roland Joline Roloson

Gary A. Robinson Tim Rozell Martha Ronsheim Paul Ronsheim

Joanne Sawhill David K. Sanderson

Diane L. Salai

ltalo Scarlata

William M. Schaefer Ann Lisa Gay Schauman Thomas Sears Russ Schuhart John Scribner

Thomas Shafer Dale Seim

Peter C. Seidel

Richard Shepard

Don Silvernail Beth Sipple

Sherry Ann Snyder

Diane Sipe

Brian Spar

Karen Sue Sparka

Sharon Spear

Laurie Standing·

Karen Stanton Mary Stappenbeck Lawrence Stavalone Michael Stoll Gregory Storey

Dale Lyn Taylor

Denise Sweet

Thomas P. Taggart

Dean Taylor Judy Taylor

Charlene Starke Jeffrey Thomas

Brenda L. Thompson

Kaye Terry

Lynn Marie Tondat

Elaine Trainer

Steven Tryon

Justin A. Tubiolo

Linda Tuttle David Tuzzolino Janet Vanlngen

Herb Van Valkenburg

Nancy Lee Uffindell

Eric Veigel Sylvia Vernarelli Thomas Vincent

Sheryl Francine Vonhof George Waldon

Patricia Vogt William Weichman Larry R. Washington Thomas Weinberger

Bowman Whiting

Kathryn Welter

Jane Wicks

Nora Wilcox Joan Williams Deborah Witt Katherine Wilson Lynn Wimer

Gail S. Zambito John C. Woods

Craig Wood

Steven Zefti ng

Peter Zimmerman Robert Zinker Gary Zucker

Seniors Not Photographed William Baug Robert Bautista Dianne Charlesworth Ginger Hanlon Gary Leunis John McClory David Robertson Mary Lynn Rochefort Matin Vella Scott Weitzel Douglas Edward Zinter Mark Wolfe This is neither Mr. Dennison's nor Mr. Stewart's history; this is OUR history as we have lived it ... a picture here, a thought there, re­ minding us of the good and bad ... of the highlights and shadows.

Not OUR seniors??!?

Class unity: From this . . . ·

... to this. Victory in most sports! PITTSFORD!!

But win or lose ...

68's spirit-WOW!

Boycotts, black-out, wormy pool, snow­ in, computer-matched dance with cards that just did not match! Shades of gray reflecting our concerns . . . Pen pointer and the budget

fraternities and chemistry

soccer champs and junior prom

These highlights and shadows pushed us and pulled us, forced us and led us, and finally drew us into THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1967-1968. What happened to these two???

Senior prank number one ignited the senior spark. After that, 2, 3, ...

Invading the guidance office .. . Choosing colleges and careers .. .

We changed! Sophomore Slaughter Day . . .

No senior lounge ...

Youth center . . .

Successful pep assemblies

Teen League . . .

SATs .. ?

Winter weekend ...

Diplomat Fair ...

Our musical ...

Dirigible Day ...

Madison Exchange ...

Highlights and shadows, bright day_s and dark days. Each individual was only a passing shadow at Penfield High. After starting new lives and meeting other people, Penfield many only seem to be a shadow in our lives. Or ...... Maybe it was the highlight. we honor .

WALK LIKE A MAN

BY: CARL WARREN DALE 1949-1967

Walk like a man, go on and on . Walk like a man 'til time is gone. The heartbreaks, the sorrows, the evils of men. Walk like a man from now 'til the end. Some day soon you'll find life is done. Some day it will all be run. Then death, the friend, the constant foe will come And last and away you'll go. Walk like a man into the sun, Walk like a man 'til the day is done. Forget about your long· In Memoriam ings, your dreams Carl Dale and fears Walk like a man through the years.

We honor all the Penfield graduates in Vietnam. Those men give a part, or all, of themselves to preserve the rays of freedom throughout the world. Although some do not understand the ne­ cessity or reasons for this war, all valiantly perform their duties. The community should salute the Penfield men and their cour­ age in the dark hours of fighting.

62 . . JUniors

they saw american hist~ry in a new I ight. a JUnior is neither an upperclassman nor a lower, but a marvelous mixture of both.

S. Brumley, treas.; M. Tracy, V.P. ; R. Buchanan, pres.; S. Anderson, sec.

Row 1: W. Carter C. Lemboris D. Brewer J. Manning L. Riley Row 2: J. Nichols C. Ross D. Dunn Row 3: B. Acheson E. Orlando M. Larin J. Handy P. Johnson

64 Row 1: G. Mattson, D. Altieri , A. Nakadegawa, E. Ferley. Row 3: L. Brown , M. Goeky, A. Carafos, D. Sown, D. Tambe. Row 2: B. Moran, M. Groet, D. Emler. Row 4: L. Carey, J. Hoesterey, D. LeRoy. Cheney, B. Vlach, S. Ferguson, P. Bumgardner, P.

Row 1: 8. Thee, J . Manning, D. Raines, M. Wolfson, D. Benton , Row 2: D. DiVincenzo, L. Natzel· man, K. Green, N. Brown, N. Phillips, S. Brumley, P. Richie, J. Craighead. Row 3: B. Behun, K. Price, D. Pifer, D. Angarano, D. Stamman, K. Harrington, G. Lloyd, I. Maraoka. Row 1: L. Riley C. Mosar L. Ernst M. Love Row 2: D. Crawford S. Matthews P. MacDonald S. Mercer D. Parker P. Richardson Row 3: E. Renner M. Weiler S. Shedden K. Thourson B. Mull!!n J. Cali

Row 1: B. Bates, J. Beach, M. Pascucci, P. Vangellow, J. Burns, J. Rabenstein. Row 2: K. Reese, L. Andres, W. Carter, R. Foster, S. Spry, D. Press, J. Embrey. Row 3: D. Mallory, B. Lindsay, C. Cl ic· quennoi, D. Potter, R. Pedrick, B. Arney, K. Coonely, R. Embrey, J. Kaler, D. Nichols, R. Buchanan.

Row 1: J. Champoux, S. Tucker, C. Savage, D. Auden'.' Row 2: M. Kovacs, D. Koehler, S. Hartman, C. Mullen, L. Sheldon, M. Ey, J. Snell. Row 3: J. , Smith, T. Worthy, R. Gosch, R. Plantz, M. Kerby, P. Sctiaufelberger, R. Wood. Row 4: R. Johnson, M. Voelckers. Row 1: S. Anderson, B. Teves, J. Calkins, L. Manderoon, P. J. Wilterdink, B. Acheson, B. Monks, B. Baug, T. Gosdeck, D. Knapp, S. Bouchard. Row 2: D. Sobus, P. Shetler, D. Chambery, Davis, R. Kern., t< . Kreisher, E. Thurston, T. Patton. C. Johnson S. Unger, J. Johnston, S. Page, B. Wilson. Row 3:

...(!~ ,. /~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ ~r · ~4 ·R.:__EsJ ~ _ L. ..roou-""' ~ d, ~ -tl tl • •&...L ol'll' ~.....:il\-"-- ..1 man, M. Bauma ~ D. Jewett, B. ' ~ Meyers. Row 2: {1 ; P. Jungbluth, )C/~ S. Barney, D. _....-.: "'- Ross, C. Eckert, ~ G. Smith, C. Kuhn, J. Hoysic Row 3: J. Hall, E. Orlando, D. Copeland, D. Brady, S. Carney, R. Heil, D. Croston, J. Ray, N. Costello, D. Yager. Row 1: C. Newberry, M. Moore, N. Rothfuss, Row 2: C. Stewart L. Schaefer, M .. Houck, R. Levine, T. Bilous, D. Dumm. Row 3: J. Parry, B. Lafave, G. Conklin, R. Vandermallie, D. Norton, S. Van Bartel , D. Kerber, A. Clunies. Row 4: P. Wiggens, J. Kralik, R. Raman .

Row 1: C. Pisano, S. Brownell , D. Metcalf, J. Bendix, N. Mekenzie, A. Hickey. Row 2: K. Koester, A. Tenny, J. Taylor, D. Englehardt, B. Pixler, M. Harriey, J. Andrews, D. Vandesande. Row 3: R. Birch, S. Redfield, T. Fitter, E. Almekinder, T. Wright, E. Mac· Donald, Row 4: S. Samuel , S. Niffon, J. Booth. Row 1: D. Clark, W. Gremban, N. Lucas, M. Tryon. Row 2: Switzer, B. Mosley. Row 3: L. Carmen , S. MacPherson, R. M. Zenkar, J. Boaz, L. Foster, P. Gonzales, J. Nichols, S. Kress, J. Seavert, D. Mclean! G. Goff, D. Kuntz, C. Savage.

Row 1: N. Deyle, P. Cheney, H. VanZandt, C. Ross, M. E. B. Gamble Row 3: P. Reinke, T. Clemow, G. Hoose, R. Ford, A. Muhlfriedel. Row 2: N. Shull, G. Walpert, P. Nannini, S. Tovar, S. Mertz, S, Fox, M. Crawford, K. Lewis, A. Littlefield, S. Buisman, B. Hubbell, N. Strange, Chandler. D. Johnson, R. Young.

69 Row 1: J. Powell , J. Buonomo, N. Gambacurta, R. Costa, D. Vogt, Row 2: D. Zefting, S. Houck, K. Meyer, C. Kindelberger, J. Mannetta, S. Hermanson, E. Adasiak, H. Sommers, N. Bortal, Row 3: M. Hare, D. Manning, M. Landon, J. Fonte, J. Reed , P. Johnson, D. Edwards, R. Bellows, L. Grant.

Row 1: B. Pearse, D. Vanthof, J. Deisenroth, C. Jones, V. Lewis, D. Brewer. Row 2: E. Swartz, R. Fay, G. Cushman, J. Daty, B. Brooks, R. Long, C. Duclos. Row 3: D. Ornt, B. Miley, T. Tofany, B. Tondat, D. Fitz, D. Rothfus, D. Sadowski , G. Peruke, D. Wiliams, L. Atlas, C. Reveal.

Row 1: M. Bowersox, V. Down, C. Van Valkenburg, M. Herter, M. Myrus, E. Godowitz. Row 2: J. Civitell, M. Schoen , T. rongren, v. Picora , V. Teague, T. Goddard, S. Malet, Row 3: B. Coene, L. Declereck, J. Boursy, M. Williams, R. Wooley, T. Tuzzol ino. Row 4: D. Banister, J. Handy, M. Parin. sophomores

To blazes with beanies! Bill Shaw, Vice President.

Sophomore Class Officers: Gary Orlando, President. Kathy Medici , Secretary. Judy Buonocore, Trea­ surer.

Row 1: K. Eckert, D. Kerr, S. Boehm. Row 2: M. Coynine, H. Muench, R. Burke, B. Beckwith. Row 3: C. Brady, B. Wadeikis, B. Mclaughlin, T. Heise.

72 Row 1: V. Slack, L. Schusten, C. Roessen, L. Vella, K. Wagner. Row Howard. Row 3: J. Ritchen , C. Angerano, G. Chwiecko, M. VanWinkle, 2: E. Dauphine. J. Wakefield, J. Clark, P. Leavens, C. Russell , R. L. Pattenson, A. Healy, J. Wright, B. Arney, R. Smith.

Row 1: C. Hoppough, W. Bippes, D. Kreiser, J. Blostein. Row 2: M. Catalfano, C. Sydney, P. Cushman, K. Brown, D. Ange, S. Schmitt. Row 3: R. Kincaid, W. Walton, C. Cunningha·m, C. Wright, M. Crookshank, B. Godowitz. Row 4: R. Plant, D. Kaplin, M. Stillwater, G. Taillie. Row 1: N. Bellows, M. Bauman , D. Groulx, D. Bolger, C. Zander. Archer, C. Monrad, S. Henry, S. Thompson, G. Schurr. Row 4: C. Row 2: D. Stavey. C. Dinse, W. Sanderson, E. Aylor, K. Leech , Brady, J. Hamel. M. Negus. Row 3: C. Hildebrandt, C. Fitter, S. Britt, P. Ernst, S.

Row 1: D. Burns, K. Motsenbocker. Row 2: B. Shaw, T. Wolf, L. Baumer, L. Tursi , L. McDonough, D. Lorson. Row 3: W. Bippes, J. Phelps, B. Gisiger, J. Merkle, S. Dutcher, J. Clark . (r... \,. _,.., 0 (.,~ €;..... _? "-:::; 12-- '-· 'c- .... ~~ r6-' r·AJ"O /) -~ ~· -~ ~- ~rs~ ~o:~· ~ Row 1: A. Fink, M. Walters, D. Heil Row 2: J. Harring· ton, M. Greer, C. Armstrong, M. Rud· man, V. Pigage, M. Alesi . Row 3: R. Caraker, J. Richardson, D. Legler, N. Pederson, T. Clark, T. LeRoy, R. Schmitt, 0 . Alderman. Row 4: W. Seiner, M. McKendry, D. Dewispelaere, T. Wahl , K. Kassel.

Row 1: M. O'Hara , T. Atlas. Row 2: B. Dutcher, S. Weston, M. Hal· stead , J. Buono· core, M. Kaufman, T. Wildey. Row 3: B. Rotach , M. Pensgen, P. Weishaar, A. Palmer, G. Schaef. fer, C. Washington. Row 1: J. Morrison B. Pesce. Row 2: C. Waeche, K. Cohagan, B. Mills, T. Nolan, B. Hoppough, B. Hoose, P. Bradley, J. Glerum, D. Dake, J. Robinson, Wadeikis, D. Keyel , B. Copeland, K. Hohn, P. Lorson. S. Woodward, Row 3: D. Schmeer, J. Zeller, E.

Row 1: M. E. Walsh , J. Snyder, Row 2: S. Littlefield, P. Till, S. Mclaughlin, M. Moseson, P. Gundlach, B. Larkin, J. Noblez, S. Ludwig, J. Kennett, N. Cera , M. Tonkery, C. Silvernail, A. Schantz, Coviello, D. Mallory. K. Detweiller, Row 3: E. Fix, P. Estrich, V. Sansone, T. Deroy, B. Row 1: D. Baker, B. Briggs, Row 2: J. VanBortel, M. Hildebrandt, D. Carr, D. Alberty, S. Boehm, C. Gilbert, M. Powell . Row 3: P. Ciarico, M. Zander, E. Eckert, G. Parsons, D. Leach, J. Hebbs, R. Kane, S. Goldstein, ~Maher , E. Knapp, D. Fritz. f).-ti

Row 1: N. Wilderidge, M. Crook· shank. Row 2: J. Young, K. Quigley, B. Beckwith, D. Sinnott, D. Nowack, M. Saydak, M. Mayo. Row 3: D. Lukens, R. Loring, S. Tubiolo, M. McMillan, K. Bainis· ter, L. Ba I· mer, R. Brown, P. Milious, R. Pearson, D. Norwick. Row 1: P. Palmer, D. Horn, D. Suter, R. Kuhn, S. Beck , S. Scott, L. Northrup, S. Ludwig,' P. Leh r, Row 3: J. Kinyon , A. Hahnell , T. Gamble, J. Sch iano, D. Dewitt, J. Chese, D. Frame, D. Aba ied, J. Michaelson.

Row 1: J. Blumenfeld, J. Woestehoff, M. Gonzales, C. Anderson. Row 2: J. Corneluis, K. Vickerman, C. Cross, J. Palmer, M. Roger, C. Sparmann, K. Eckberg, K. Drechsler, C. Burnes. Row 3: M. Musci, M. Hoffman, V. Wunsch , C. Carpenter. R. Burnup, D. Jelley, T. Davis. S. Solea , C. Folev. G. Orlando, M. Macrina.

Row 1: D. Roger, A. Harstad, S. Colby. Row 2: A. Kimball , P. Carey, K. Jugovic, S. Storey, V. Hobbs, J. Brazee, S. Weig. Row 3: T. Ashworth, T. Heise, B. Smeltzer. C. Quinn, C. Weitzel, F. Nelson T. Moor, B. Huizenga, K. Huff, P. Manning. Row 1: H. Muench, J. DeGeorge, H. Mudry, D. Altieri, Michaelowski, W. Frick, D. Smith, J. Langlois, D. L. Stowell. Row 2: E. Voelchers, H. Clark, J. Goering, Coene. F. Fitz, K. Swanson, B. Ewell. Row 4: B. Amey, T. L. MacPherson, C. Schoessler, K. Medici. Row 3: H. Baxter, B. Carmen, K. Karney.

Row 1: L. Libby, C. Rey· nolds, P. Mueller. Row 2: J. Schrad· er, B. Mac· Donald, C. Seeber, C. Carpenter, P. Trauger, R. Burks, M. Baker. Row 3: M. Conyne, N. Kier, D. Smith, T. Dupra , B. Fraser, D. Smiley, S. Selip, c. Whipple, A. Raman .

79 Row 1: M. Mahaney, S. Tripi. Row 2: S. Liberman, A. Honig, W. Mack, C. Bautista, B. Abrams, N. Wahl , D. Storey, C. Heberling, Row 3: T. Bortle, M. Burt, B. Zander, T. Hand, J. Phelps, K. Ger· mana, D. Murray, D. Frank, G. Keyes, K. Burke, G. Taylor.

Row 1: K. Frazer, V. Ransco, L. Brede, L. Parker, G. Hormats. Row 2: K. Kelly, S. Orlando, S. Casper, A. Rosin, K. Seward, J. Hill, D. Miller. Row 3: M. Ouzer, 'R. Bellow, E. Burgerman, M. Williams, S. Sipple, S. Lindsay, C. Hutto. sports

Sun-Sweat-Effort-Goal-Victory! Row 1: J. Minetta, B. Gamble, E. Fix, B. Copeland. Row 2: Coach Ver Colen, G. Chwiecko, T. Hand, N. Kier, T. Baxter. Row 3: P. Manning, A. Healy, D. Croston, M. Bearg , B. Arney . Row 4: J. Conklin, P. Estrich, S. Coviello, C. Hildebrandt, M. Murray, S. Salai . Row 5: D. Banister, G. Smith, T. Nolan, S. Britt, L. Patterson, K. Hohn. . J.V soccer

He's hatching it!!?! varsity soccer

Row 1: B. Whiting D. Nichols, P. Johnson, D. Heise, B. Clark, D. Bemis, J. Gamble, T. Patton. Row 2: J. Handy, I. Scarlata, R. Estrich, R. Bellows, T. Hildebrandt, S. Copeland, S. Bu isman, Coach Steitz. Row 3: G. Robinson, D. Mear, G. Storey, G. Bieber,- H. DeGraff, K. Jordan, M. Humphrey, D. Zinter. Row 4: S. Poppoon, W. Beasom, S. Chwiecko, P. Monachino, J. McClory, S. Weitzel, M. Conyne, R. Vandermallie. Row 5: J. Geier, M. Groh, B. Bishop, M. Vella , D. Gibbons, B. Gage.

The highlight of this year's soccer team was their defeating the Pittsford Knights in foreign territory. Row 1: C. Byrnes, N. Costello, T. Gamble, S. Archer, M. McKendry, M. Burt, D. Yager, S. Henry, R. Howard. Row 2: Coach Kirkwood, K. Harrington, B. Snyder, I. Maruka, S. Mallet, K. Nielson, B. Huizenga, A. Lawrence, T. Leroy, C. Hutto, M. Larin, M. Voelchers. Row 3: C. Guinn, J. Nobels, T. Carey, S. Selip, J. Richardson.

j.v. football Row 1: R. Heil , B. Smeltzer, J. Cal.i, S. VanBortle, G. Orlando, D. En· D. Potter, D. Smith, R. Johnson, Coach Stewart. Row 3: T. Tofany, D. glehardt, R. Bellows, E. Cohagan, M. Williams. Row 2: Coach Bearse, LeRoy, S. Parr, E. Orlando, J. Smith, D. Mallory, B. Acheson, 0. Pifer. G. Johnson, G. Perucki, B. Rotach, B. Welter, M. Williams, D. Frome,

Our aim is to win!

varsity football

The passing combination of Quarterback Johnson to end Tofany and the running of Englehardt, Welter, Orlando, and Cali should give the Chiefs some powerful offensive weapons next season. With twenty-four letterman returning for Penfield's debut in the Central Western Conference, everything points toward a GREAT year. Guts!

Mr. Foley and Mr. Frank.

L. Naylor, D. Frank, T. Gosdeck, M. Pensgen, L. Stavalone, D. Sanderson, B. Shaw, J. Scribner, D. Pensgen, M. Richardson, D. Ornt. cross country

The Cross Country men run on light feet and more stamina than any other outdoor sports players. The Chiefs were on the warpath.

86 ski team

The flash of a pole as a flawless moving body skimmed over the snow was a sure sign of this year's ski team.

Row 1: B. Brumley, A. Kerbey, T. Klicner, J. Hodgeson, J. Marcotte, S. Rubins. Row 2: Coach Walsh, D. Mear, D. Raines, T. Baxter, S. Baker, D. Roland . Row 3: S. MacPherson, M. Humphrey, S. Pop­ poon, C. Reveal. Row 4: D: Manning, B. Miller, B. Bishop, D. Gibbons, P. Reinke. gymnastics club

The Gymnastics Club promotes better bodies and fun at the same time.

Coach Hunter. Row 1: K. Hess, J . Young, H. Summers, L. Riley, G. Hormatz, C. Sparmann, B. Teves. Row 2: A. Mosher, M. Pallischeck, M. Tracy, S. Miller, B. Arney, D. Taylor, J. Deisenroth. ~//'JP::J¥d ?b.·•r JjrvV j.v. wrestling

Row 1: I. Maruoka, D. Suter, T. Down, C. Thee, J. Maruoka, K. Wise· Healy, B. Gamble, J. Teague. Row 3: G. Lloyd, B. Coonley, D. Banister, man, T. Hand. Row 2: M. Ernst, A. Johnston, L. Lipinski, J. Wright, A. J. Hall , H. Michaloski, B. Rotach, J. Schaefer, K. Johnson. Row 1: R. Young, R. Bellows, B. Huizenga, G. Smith, D. Zefting, Coacn Hunter. Row 2: B. Moran, B. Welter, D. Pifer, D. Mallory, J. Nobles, G. Perucki, C. Neilson, M. Tracy.

varsity wrestling

The outlook for next year's wrestling team is bright as this year's team improved. Row 1: T. Heise, V. Wensch, B. Smeltzer, C. Hutto. Row 2: D. Murray, D. Jelly, Coach Bennett, D. O'Dell , B. Shaw. j.v. basketball Row 1: R. Johnson, D. Heise, T. Nolan, G. Robinson, D. Englehardt, M. Larin. Row 2: S. Weitzel , M. Vella , G. Bieber, D. Ornt, M. Haher, K. Jordon, T. Tofany, Coach Coehn . varsity basketball

This year's team was the best of several sea­ sons. Sparked by new talent and old experience, varsity basketball brought in the crowds.

91 J.V. sw1mm1ng

Row 1: Coach Virkus, M. Kerbey, S. Mahilo, T. Manning, L. Costanza, D. Hoffman. Row 2: S. Archer, B. Amey, N. Pederson, S. Oakley, B. Newberry, R. Dobson, B. Centner. varsity . . sw1mm1ng

Swimming did not create a big splash this year, although all the boys worked hard.

Row 1: R. Maher, S. Lindsay, K. Compter, D. Willaims, Row 2: M. Richardson, J. Hoesterey, B. Behun, J. Geier, B. Dyle, Coach Booden. j. v. cheerleaders

Row 1: K. Wagner, V. Ransco, S. Anderson, J. Buonocore, M. Hildebrandt. Row 2: C. Waeghe, C. Ross, J. Robinson.

94 varsity cheerleaders

Color the Cheerleaders red and streak them with spirit. Their enthu­ siasm infects the spectators and more important the players.

Row 1: L. Tondat, J. Sawhill , J. Rolson , N. Gambacurta, Row 2: D. Carey, J. Cook, D. Dunn, D. Koehler, L. Carman. Their bright red jackets are a sign of ex­ varsity club cellence in sports and sportsmanship.

Row 1: M. Humphrey; P. Monachino; D. Bemis; Row 2: D. Heise, Treas.; L. Naylor; S. Copeland; R. Bellows. Row 3: M. Pallischeck, V.P.; B. Clark; G. Perucki; B. Beasom, J. Bloom. Row 4: T. Hildebrandt; L. Stavalone; D. Frank; B. Welter; R. Heil; D. Englehardt. Row 5: G. Robinson, Pres.; J. Handy; K. Jordon; M. Groh; R. Johnson; B. Bishop; S. Poppoon, Sec. Row 6: Coach Steitz; T. Tofany; D. Ornt; G. Bieber; B. Shaw.

Sports Service sells food and drinks at games to sports service club raise money for the teams.

Row 1: A. Schauman, B. Thompson, C. Ross, J. Hufnail, V. Farro, R. Edwards, J. Vanlngen, S. Hol­ loway, J. Richardson, P. Jungbluth. Row 2: T. Bell, B. Baker, C. Keene, K. Oakley, D. Farro, V. Hobbs, J. Goering, C. Sparmann, M. Ey, L. Snyder, M. Houck, S. Chwiecko. . I

' ' . ~:- . '~ student council

Seniors Glen Bieber, Jim Bloom, Dedee Carey, Jim Gamble, Dave Gibbons, Dave Heise, Carol Keene , Debbie Klein , Joanne Sawhill, Ann Schau­ man, Tom Taggart, Brenda Thompson.

Juniors Officers J. Beach, P. Cheney, D. Englehardt, T. Fitter, R. Heil, B. Miley, P. Paul Monachino-President Lewis, D. Ornt, S. Parr, P. Vangellow. Bill Bishop-Vice President Sophomores Beth Roland-Secretary T. Atlas, D. Bolger, B. Denluck, B. McDonald, J. Robinson, B. Chuck Reveal-Treasurer Smeltzer, C. Wright, C. Zander. Jackie Hufnaii-Corresponding Secretary Mike Pallisheck-Parliamentarian

Where. is my squirt gun? Sports and Editor Row 1: D. Briggs, D. Williams, A. Littlefield, S. Ham· mer. Row 2: B. Spar (Ed.·in·Chief), A. Hibner, (Ed.), R. Plantz.

Feature Staff J. Manning, A. Hale, S. Woodward , B. Sipple, J. Gamble, J. Brooks (Ed .), D. Beer, D. Porter, J. Van lngen, P. Jungbluth. Absent; M. Muel· ler, S. Hand, L. Libby, M. Tisher, D. Porter, D. Bolger.

pen pointer

A joke, an expose , students' opinions of News Staff and Public Relations And Art the faculty, teachers' Row 1: N. Wilcox (Ed .), S. Leiberman, C. Keene (Ed .), C. Reveal , Row 2; B. Oertel, (Ed .), M. opinions of the Mott, B. Hubbell, J. Robinson. students ... all can be found within the four pages of our new Pen Pointer. Sandy Crump Editor-i n-chief junction

Junction The yearbook is a reflection and a remembrance of a school year. With in its pages, the spirit of a school is revealed . This year's Junction has more candid pictures because the identity of Penfield High is not in its everyday happenings, but in its unique ones, and the students who create them. Business Staff S. Tripi, P. Maslyn, S. Marcotte, C. Zander, M. Clark, C. Beale, D. Wil ­ liams, M. K. Rudman , S. Fox, C. Reynolds, M. Mayo, M. Tisher (Asst.), D. Levinson (Ed.), S. Holloway, C. Mosar, C. Starke, S. Taylor, B. Lipin ­ ski, L. Goddard. Absent: B. Mullen, B. Thompson, G. Fisher, P. McDo­ nald, J. Pearse.

Literary Staff N. Brown, D. Klein , C. Keene (Ed.), J. Brooks (Asst.), S. Hand, S. Snyder. Row 2: B. Hutchinson, M. Tracy, W. Carter, J . Boas, L. Inman.

Art Staff C. Duclos, B. Pecora , P. Blumenfeld, B. Or­ etel (Asst), C. Donato, A. Schauman (Ed.), S. Woodward .

Photo Staff Row 1; S. Hammer, B. Roland (Ed.), C. Hiehn, K. Negus, P. Maslyn, E. Phillips, Row 2: M. Mott, H. Ralston. spectrum

The Spectrum emits artistic and literary light from the three secondary schools. Seniors Barb Pecora , editor; Debby Porter, art; and Bruce Hutchinson, Literary; and Sophomore, Amy Honig, Business manager produce the year's best.

deutscher . vere1n

The aim of the German Club is simple: Convert interest into activity. The highlight of the year was the annual German Christmas Banquet. bookstore

Early each morning, while it is still dark outside, the bookstore staff is serving its customers and school.

Mr. Mongeon, L. Denauro, D. Eadie. announcement staff

A little morning sunlight, inform student body of meetings-this is the object of the announcement staff.

ROW 1: B. Beasom, J. Burt, W. Jones, J. Sawh ill, T. Shaffer, Row 2: A. Komenski, J. Gamble, D. Good .

a.-v.

The primary objective of the Audio-Visual Corps is to be of service to the faculty and students in assisting them in the use of Audio-Visual equipment and materials. J. Flory, J. Coghill, D. Good (V.P.), W. Jones, (Pres.), K. Savanson, J. Child.

102 Under television lights, Penfield's Inter­ high Quiz team matched knowledge in cur­ rent events with area competitors.

C. Crookshank, C. Keene , D. Beer, M. Kerby, C. Cliquennoi, S. Palmer Absent: B. Thomp· son , S. Goetzman , R. l inker, B. Spar, J. Han· dy, J. Kaufman, M. Bechtold, A. Littlefield, R. Foster, S. Shedden . inter-high quiz r.a.u.n.

Penfield's representatives to the Rochester Association for the United Nations were chosen by their Social Studies teachers because of their interest in cur­ rent affairs. A trip to the United Nations headquarters climaxed the trip to New York City.

C. Cliquennoi, D. Ornt, S. Palmer, D. Beer, B. Hutchinson Absent: J. Ray , B. Spar.

wide horizons

A series of discussions led by University of Rochester profes­ sors, with topics ranging from "The Origins of Slavery and Segregation" to "Life on Other Worlds" , sharpen the minds of six representatives and their alternates.

ROW 1: D. Bolger, D. Dunn, ROW 2: D. Ornt, S. Marcotte, J. Sawhill, ROW 3: C. Hutto, D. Beer Absent: ·s. Mercer, D. Frank, B. Spar. future homemakers

C. Bautisa , J. Morson, D. Stavey, N. Mackenzie, B. Meyers, M. Baumer, J. Schader, P. Vogt, Missing: K. Jagovic, K. Seward , J. Harrington, J. Snell, B, Vlach, P. Bergman, S. Leighton, P. Lehr) B. Bates, S. Switzer.

Future Homemakers, directed by Miss Ritter, prepares girls for the near-future. Techniques and attitudes towards the home are emphasized.

health careers

A Health Careers girl aids Miss Ma· yer in the nurse's office. Most mem­ bers also do volunteer work in area hospitals, readying themselves for a career in medicine. ROW 1: J. Calkins, M. Schoen, S. Switzer, L. Andres, ROW 2: J. Embrey, D. Sobus, N. Rothfuss, D. Witt, K. Keyel , P. Vogt, C. Duclos, A. Nakadegawa .

future teachers

ROW 1: V. Slack, G. Grooms, J. Wicks, E. Trainer, C. Newbury, L. Ernst. S. Hand, ROW 2: A. Fink, V. Forro, N. Parish, C. Roesser, C. Hoehn, G. Schoessler, P. Blumenfeld, D. Forro, B. Oertel , ROW 3: B. Baker, B. Brooks, J. Tay­ lor, C. Dinse, S. Ferguson, L. Goddard, ROW 4: K. Negus, W. Sanderson, M. Greer, M. Hauck.

Our future educational system rests within certain activities-in· structing at elementary schools, learning, enlightening, visiting the Batavia School for the Blind, spon· soring projects at Baden Street­ and the people who do them. FTA allows students to learn and to pursue their interests. national thespians

The National Thespians Society, under the di­ recting light of Mr. McKague, organizes and super­ vises dramatic productions within the school. The members are the elite of the dramatic organization.

Row 1; D. Salai (Pres.), J. Thomas, J. Burt, S. Mercer. Row 2: J. Brooks (Sec.-Treas .), M. Tracy, J. Sawhill (V.~.). A. Schauman, C. Crookshank. Absent W. Gremban. dramatics club

Dramatics Club is . . . Illumination, spotlight, reflections of artificial light and natural light brought to a climax of the opening night. The purpose of the club is to actively support the dramatic endeavors of the school.

Row 1: J. Thomas, J. Sawhill , D. Silvernail , D. Craig, P. Bumgardner, C. Ross , L. lnmann, P. Jung­ bluth, A. Littlefield, S. Parmelee, S. Fox. Row 2: P. Maslin, D. Story, M. Hal stead, C. Stark, K. Medici, S. Liberman, E. Trainor, L. Libby, H. Muench, N. Shull, A. Schauman, J. Tubiolo, C. Crookshank, J. Burt, C. Brady. Absent: W. Carter, M. Love, J. Boas, J. Brooks. stage crew

They add all the light to our dramatics presentations by a flick of a switch­ from shadow to spotlight.

G. Walpert, R. Berch, S. Archer, J. Doty. A new organization, the Art Club has a schedule of workshops, lectures, and outdoor sketching programs. The wo.rld of color, light, composition, and medium is ex­ plored individually and as a group. art club

ROW 1: B. Oertel (Pres.), D. VanThof, B. Abrahams, J. Blumenfeld, J. Blostein, M. Walters. S. Woodward, ROW 2: B. Hubbell, K. Drechsler, A. Schauman (V. P.), L. Jarret, S. Tripi, E. Phillips, S. Hartman Absent: P. Blumenfeld, E. Adasiak, L. Northrup, B. Sipple, A. Brightman, L. Brede.

Library Club participants lighten the homework load or time spent doing research papers by giving students assistance in the library. The student librarians' help to Mrs. Meagher and Mrs. White is equally invaluable. Ii bra ry cI u b

ROW 1: B. Mosely, E. Adasiak, C. Eckert, C. Mosar (Sec.), G. Grooms, M. Mueller (Treas.), S. Spear (Pres.), H. Muench, B. Meyers Absent: P. Bergman, D. Berry, S. Weston , D. Forro, K. Jenks, V. Lewis. math club

The local chapter of Mu Alpha Theta is devoted to the enjoyment of mathematics at the intellectual and recreational levels. This year marked participation in a county­ wide math league.

ROW 1: D. Seim , B. Spar, J. Doty, B. Gosch, ROW 2: R. Keyel , K. Price, R. Plantz, N. Wilcox, C. Wright, S. Woodward, E. Amen, ROW 3: K. Lindner, T. Weinber­ ger, R. Costa , J. Irving, S. Tryon Absent: M. Bechtold, R. Harstad. rifle club american business club

American Students Business Club stimulates inter­ est in business careers by holding field trips, lectures by guest speakers, and service projects.

ROW 1: D. McClean, D. Kerber, T. Worthy, G. Walpert, ROW 2: K. Price, K. Moll, R. Lewis, D. Silvernial, C. Sparman, G. Carpenter, Mr. Reiger, J. Gamble.

ROW 1: B. Pesce , B. McConnell, ROW 2: P. Till, P. Lehr, A. Nichols, D. Lor­ son, ROW 3: E. Aman, N. Ayers, K. Detweiler, C. Armstrong, S. Ludwig, L. Ide The Rifle Club allows interested students to become ac­ Absent: K. Keyel, L. Hiliger, M. Bowersox, J. Powell , P. Vogt, C. Murray. quainted with guns and their proper use.

d.e.c.a.

Open to Distributive Education students only, D.E.C.A. expands upon what is learned in the classroom. Members participate in local con­ tests and some go to the state-wide conference.

Seated: N. Uffindell, L. Denauro, P. McCabe, R. Fahy, ROW 1: J. Milazzo, Mr. Mongeon, R. Shepherd, D. Muck, D. Mar­ tin, D. Vandesande, S. Mahoney, S. Balmer, D. Robinson, J. Caracci, R. Kress, ROW 2: D. Eadie, K. Culross, A. Clunies, M. Zinkar, J. Seavert, B. Bartell, J . Langdon, C. Wood, A. Dupra, K. Flory. g.a.a.

The G.A.A. assembles girls from all the classes into teams for swim· ming, field hockey, soccer, basket· ball, tumbling, volleyball, badmin· ton, track, softball, and tennis. To belong a girl must participate in at least one sport and attend regularly.

GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, FRONT ROW; C. Anderson, K. Oakley, J. Ri cha rdson, D. Altieri, ROW 2; J. Snell, V. Ferro, M. Ey, L. Sheldon, D. Altieri, ROW 3; C. Mosar, J. Huf· nail, D. Ferro, P. Jungbluth, C. Sparmann, G. Sm ith, S. Snyder, ROW 4; B. Thompson , V. Hobbs, J. Goering, B. Baker, J. Taylor, S. Hartman, J. Clark. red cross

This high school organization helps at the Blood Mobile. Members also visit old people's homes and decorate for chil· dren's ward: attempts at giving a gay touch to a dark world.

ROW 1: J. Sn ell , L. Sheldon, C. Eckert, D. Stavey (Sec.), L. Mandelso n, J. Sinius·Ciausen , C. Bautita ROW 2: P. Bergman, M. Bauman, D. Chamberry, S. Hartman Absen t: M. Ey (Pres. ). track boosters

Anybody want to'buy a pen? How about a trophy for our tremendous track troopers? Everyone rally behind our team!!

ROW 1: P. Jungbluth, J. Boas, A. Littlefield, D. Koehler, M. Houck, ROW 2: W. Sanderson, L. Tondat, J. Cook, B. Thompson, B. Pedrich, W. Carter, ROW 3: J. Snyder, K. Green, J. Beach , D. Audin, S. Brownell , K. Jenks, M. Love, M. Mott. top ten

Carol Crookshank, Kathy Mayo, Nora Wilcox, Diane Craig, Debbie

Levinson1 Carol Keene, Nancy Parish, Steve Tryon, Brian Spar, Tom Weinburger.

f.o.g.

"The F.O.G. comes On little cat feet. It sits Looking Over harbor a city On silent haunches And then moves on.'' national honor society

As beacons to us all, the Nation­ Row 1; K. Mayo, A. Schauman, J. Huizenga, D. Levinson, B. Thompson, M. Morton, B. Sipple, K. al Honor Society gathers into one Stanton, D. Craig, N. Wilcox, D. Salai. Row 2; S. Crump, M. Ronsheim, J. Sawhill , C. Keene, D. Klein, P. Blumenfeld , S. Marcotte, B. Pecora, D. Seim, H. Van Valkenberg, K. Barmaster. Row 3; B. Rey· club all the leaders, the brightness brouck, J. Irving, S. Poppoon, J. Gamble, J. Durham, T. Weinburger, R. Beer, J. Thomas, G. Bieber, and the luminous energy of Pen­ S. Tryon, A. Hibner, P. Seidel, B. Spar (Pres.), S. Hammer. field High.

109 sen1or choir

Senior Choir surpassed every other previous Senior Choir in achievement. Besides being under the lights at performances, Senior Choir drilled and learned in Room 122.

SENIOR CHOIR: FRONT ROW; L. Libby, J. Vanlngen, D. Carman, K. Keyel, D. Carey, J. DePhillips, B. Amey, M. Klein, G. Mack, D. Fritz, P. Dickinson, L. Tursi, K. Mar· Tryon, ROW 4; K. Frazer, V. Pigage, J. Michaelson, B. rer, R. Costa , J. Blostein, D. Zefting, W. Gremban, D. Beasom, J. Nobles, W. Carter, M. Kovacs, B. Lipinski , J. Bolger, J. Woestoehoff, J. Calkins, ROW 2; G. Slack, S. Brooks, A. Hale, D. Dake, C. Quinn, B. Plantz, M. Tracey, Holloway, K. Jencks, L. Foster, S. Snyder, M. Love, K. J. Cook, ROW 5; J. Gamble, H. Gunnison, A. Hibner, S. Medici, B. Roland, L. Aylor, C. Stark, A. Schante, S. An­ Palmer, R. Keyel , P. Reinke, G. Bieber, A. Heberling, J. derson, M. Negus, T. Atlas, K. Oakley, G. Richardson, Hoesterey, T. Thomas, P. Gundlach, B. Amey, B. Zinker,­ ROW 3; C. Sparmann, C. Wright, B. Sipple, M. Hum­ D. Gibbons, B. Amey. phrey, S. Brumley, B. Denluck, S. Casper, J. Wakefield, L.

Senior Choir: FRONT; E. Trainer, C. Newbury, N. Shull, B. Meyers, Jungbluth, D. Flemming, M. Shuler, D. Gay, S. Ferguson , T. Shafer, S. ,Srownell, B. Teves, J. Pearse, ROW 2; D. Porter, L. Mandelson, L. Northrup, L. Wimer, B. Thompson, R. Dumond, D. Levinson, T. V. Lewis, B. Moore, S. Spear, L. Inman, D. Clark, S. Marcotte, C. Connors, L. Andres, J. Daly, B. Tischer, E. Thurston, A. Brightman. Hoehn, J. Sinius-Ciausen, E. Mallory, D. Raines, L. Riley, ROW 3; S. ROW 5; D. Englehardt, Beasom, M. Crawford, J. Durham , J. Mc­ Vernarelli, K. Hess, E. Godowitz, B. Moldt, M. Tryon, J. Manning, Clory, D. Griffiths, E. Alkekonder, J. Handy, L. Brown, G. Hall, H. K. Sparka, J. Hufnail, K. Negus, J. Huizenga, P. Bumgarner, L. Ralston , D. Ferguson, T. Clemow, T. Taggart, L. Carey, J. Thomas, Goddard, S. Unger, S. Parmalee, M. Morton, J. Boas. ROW 4; P. C. Ornt. A stepping stone to Senior Choir gives singers experience and a period of enjoyment.

. . JUnior choir FRONT ROW: M. Bowersox, V. Ransco , E. Fi x, J. Leavens, M. Rogers, D. Miller, T. Wolf, A. Fink, ROW 4: N. Craighead, S. Liberman, M. Crookshank, J. Sndyer, ROW Deyle, J. Buonocore, E. Voelkers, C. Johnson, L. Northrup, 2; L. Ernest, D. Dunn, B. Pease, K. Motsenbocker, R. Ho· B. Hubbell, L. Schafer, P. Lewis , N. Brown, C. Ross, P. ward, M. Conyne , T. Ashworth, C. Schoessler, J. Bea ch, M. Gefell, D. Kreiser, ROW 5: L. Atlas, G. Parsons, S. Archer, Crookshank , D. Horn. ROW 3: J. Robinson, M. Scho en, P. S. Fox, T. Nol an, D. Pifer, D. Smiley, S. Frame, B. Trau ger, S. Schmitt, W. Sanderson, J. Doty, J. Goering, P. Smeltzer, R. Buchanan, T. Gamble, K. Burrows. girls' choir

GIRLS CHOIR: FRONT ROW; C. Muscarella, L. Stowell, K. Wagner, K. Gibbons, M. Ford, H. Mudry, M. Walters, S. Tripi , G. Grooms, ROW 2; J. DeGeorge, C. Roesser, J. Henderson, P. Palmer, R. Levine, K. Meyer, P. Buckley, M. Alesi , L. Brede, C. Cunningham, M. Hildebrandt, ROW 3; J. Morrison, W. Walton, C. Waeghe, T. Bilous, N. Mackenzie, C. Russell , J. Kennett. J. Embrey, L. Lonngren, S. Vonhof, S. Colby, C. Gilbert, ROW 4; R. Burks, D. Carr, D. Burns, M. Catalfano, S. Storey, J. Clark, J. Brazee, M. Halstead , C. Silvernail , D. Sinnott, S. Boehm , ROW 5; D. Storey, C. Seeber, D. Alberty, K. Jugovic, A. Tenney, S. Weig, B. Brooks, K. Quigley, C. Dinse, P. VanZandt, L. Baumer. ORCHESTRA, FROM FRONT ROW; R. Berch, D. Craw­ P. Reinke, Mr. James Dumm, CONDUCTOR. B. Arney, K. orchestra ford, G. Richardson , S. Anderson , J. Woestehoff, K. Keyel, J. Brooks, B. Plantz, B. Armey , C. Crookshank, Medici, L. Foster, J. Cook, K. Mayo, P. Bradley, H. Mi ­ ROW 4; D. Heise, M. Humphrey, D. Bolger, D. Klein , W. chaelson, R. Costa , ROW 2; S. Casper, M. Tracy, N. Cos­ Gremban, K. Marrer, D. Fritz, S. Miller, L. Carmen, M. The orchestra was the tello, M. Langdon, M. Richardson, E. Aylor, D. Carey, B. Love, W. Carter, S. Brumley, B. Miller, ROW 5; H. Gunni ­ backbone of the Christmas Arney, B. Lipinski, R. linker, A. Hale, T. Thomas, ROW 3; son, S. Hammer, A. Hibner, D. Sanderson, J. Gamble, P. concert and the V. Slack, J. Calkins, P. Dickinson, J. Blostein, L. Tursi , V. Seidel, A. Heberling, J. Hoesterey. operetta. As always, the Pigage, C. Spa rman, M. Negus, B. Sipple, J. DePhillips, orchestra was brilliant.

11 2 After a gloomy beginning the band shone under the direction of Mr. Corman. Masters of both light and heavy music, the band members performed during assemblies and band at other concerts through the year.

BAND , FRONT ROW; D. Klein, J. Sawhill , L. Libby, D. Clark, V. Wunoch, D. Zefting, M. Northrup, G. Conklin, D. Bolger, C. Wright, T. Atlas, D. Dake, J. Vaninger, D. Zeft· Yeager, B. Moran, J. Hoesterey, D. Heise, D. Mear, ROW ing, N. Uffendell, S. Snyder, S. Holloway, L. MacPherson, 4; S. Sipple, A. Hibner, D. Gibbons, G. Bieber, G. Storey, ROW 2; M. Love, K. Marrer, W. Carter, J. Wakefield, K. R. Keyel , D. Croston, D. Sanderson, D. Williams, J. Frazer, J. Michelson, C. Quinn, S. Britt, S. Samuel , V. Woods, D. Emler, D. Salai , E. Bowm, ROW 5; S. Brumley, Ward, K. Green , J. Brede, K. Oakley, K. Jenks, A. C. Stark, M. Kovacs , B. Miller, A. Heberling, G. Walbert, Schantz, B. Roland , S. Palmer, ROW 3; S. Hammer, S. H. Gunnison, M. Humphrey, J. Gamble, S. MacPherson, Casper, P. Gundlach, D. Crawford, L. Carmen, S. Miller, R. Berch , R. Gosch , P. Seidel. D. Fritz, D. Briggs, J. Young, W. Bippes, P. Cushman, J. dance band

"O.K. guys let's pick it up a bit. Jeff cool it! Mear . .. will ya please ... " The Dance Band.

DANCE BAND , FIRST ROW, SITIING; D. Williams, J. Wakefield , S. Hammer, D. Emler, D. Heise, STANDING, P. Reinke, ROW 2, STANDING; D. Griffiths, B. Moran, D. Mear, E. Bohm , P. Seidel , J. Woods, J . Brede, R. Berch, ROW 3 STANDING ; J. Gamble, J. Hoesterey, Mr. Corman, D. Sanderson , A. Heberling. Under Spotlights Throughout The Year The Events Encouraged Involvement, Rivalry And Success. events Sophomore

Boy , do I feel stupid running around avoiding Slaughter upperclassmen with this ridiculous beannie on . Oh help, I wish this day was over. Well, not real ­ Day ly. We 're special for awhile.

How low is a sophomore? Lower still.

116 fall play

"take her she's mine" '

Our Thespians in action-" Take Her, She 's mine". winter weekend

The Winter Weekend was spar­ kled by an energetic Senior class who won. It was headed by Jim Bloom and Glen Seiber who made a really great Winter Weekend.

Snow Mound Snow Sculpture Pie Eating Shuffleboard Tobogganing

Take a tip from a guy who over eats for a living ...

118 madison exchange

With discussions, new opinions, a new old school , and great kids, our students get a taste of a different way of life. ''oklahoma'' Italy: Steve with his brother from Italy, ltalo Scarlata.

Denmark: Donna 's Sister Jette Sinius­ Germany: Klaus Klischa n with his brother Ciausen. Dave.

Thailand: Candy with her sister " Noy".

Hawaii: Brenda Teves with Steve. exchange

Germany: Klaus Lindner with his brother students Bob.

Hawaii: Doug Zefting

Denmark: Ted's brother from Denmark Allan Sorenson.

" ... the best is yet to be,"

-ROBERT BROWNING

What the poet said in 1864 is still very much to the point. It has particular meaning for the high school student about to graduate and embark on earning a livelihood- or further education. While opportunities have never been more numerous or diverse, the knowledge they require has never been greater. Whether or not your plans include higher education, the acquisition of knowledge remains a sure way to a better future.

EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY Rochester, N.Y.

123 Compliments of "Gentle's Farm Market" WOOD BROS. SUNOCO 1665 Penfield Road

1092 Penfield Rd.

Fresh Fruits & Vegetables in Season Empire State Weeklies 2010 Empire Blvd. Webster, New York 14580

Flowers and Garden Supplies

Compliments of

LUSTIG Perkins Swim Club FOODS Swimming-Diving Instruction INC. 1600 Penfield Road Brockport, New York

Rock's Barber Shop Four Corners Penfield

124 Schaufelberger Rambler 1820 Penfield Road Penfield , New York

Beauty-Rama Hair Fashions 1632 Penfield Rd . Rochester, New York 14625

Compliments of

Pipe Organs

Best wishes to the Class of 1968 from the Penfield Rotary Club

125 200 East Highland Drive Rochester, New York 14610 473-2866

Building Supplies, Hardware, Garden Needs

FREEMAN'S PHARMACY

"IN PENFIELD,

IT'S FREEMAN'S"

2481 Browncroft Blvd.

126 Compliments W. I. Grimm & Son Furniture Inc.

of a " Price, Quality, and Service­ That's Why We Grow" Friend

Compliments of " ' Love the National Debt"' -the essence of economics Koons Florist

327 Filbert Place

East Rochester

Compliments of

Hilltop-IGA Supermarket

Charlie Sparacino " I'm as tough as any ol' Cheerleader"

Penfield Volunteer Emergency Ambulance Service Inc.

5:00 pm-6:00 pm Mon. thru Fri. 24 hours weekends Phone 381-4121

127 Zeller Electric Inc. Electric Distributor CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1968

J. A. WOOD J.A.llfOOU AGENCY AliENC!J . 1867 Penfield Road Penfield, New York lNSUUANCE LUdlow 6-2826

Compliments of Best Wishes! Panorama Hess Station The Lions Club of Penfield Panorama Plaza " We Serve "

128 lOB lAWS 22.4 PANORAMA PLAZA LITERS 1 G.M.Y. " Has anyone got a light for my lollipop?"

Compliments of Compliments of

Lankford Opticians NEISNER BROS.

Panorama Plaza

Phillip and lawrence Beauty Salon

586-8078 586-9963

Panorama Plaza COMPLIMENTS of BOLLER-CLARK AGENCY INC. Division of MARSH & McLENNAN INC. INSURANCE ONE WEST MAIN STREET ROCHESTER, NEW YORK 14614

Compliments of Goodland-Hoffman Inc. 230 East Avenue Louis Poppoon 232-2994 Chuck Poppoon Mike Poppoon Tom Jones

130 LYNN MANNING

Lynn is a hospital blood technician. It's more than just a job for Lynn. She is an important part of the hospital team-using her skills to help hundreds of people return to a healthier, happier life. Satisfaction is the unique ingredient in Lynn's work. She knows she is mak­ ing a vital contribution to the hospital, to society and to her own personal ful­ fillment. Interested? To learn more about the rewards of a career in today's modern hospitals, talk to your guidance counselor or visit the personnel office at one of the fol­ lowing hospitals:

Highland Lakeside Memorial Park Avenue Rochester General Saint Mary's Strong Memorial The Genesee

131 Compliments of NUL TON FUNERAL HOME Penfield A Superior Cleaning Service Since 1822 1600 Penfield Road Opposite Panorama Plaza 586-7940

CONGRATULATIONS STENNER'S HARDWARE 586-3220

Flower City Dry Cleaners 1837 Penfield Road THOMAS HAIR FASHIONS Penfield, New York 2126 Five Mile Line Road 586-6322 381-5230

The Best Is Not Necessarily CAUTION The Most Expensive . . . EDDIE'S CHOP HOUSE 367 MAIN STREET EAST 232-4110 /llI ~ lou musf weo'\.

~~when enterinq this " PENFIELD??! "

• ;_~ NALGENE­ ~LAB\NARE

NALGE COMPANY Division of Ritter Pfaudler Corporation 75 Panorama Creek Dr. An equal opportunity employer

133 HAMEL'S CITGO SERVICE " Where Quality Counts" R. W. DAKE & CO. INC. 2500 BROWNCROFT BLVD. AT CREEK ST . ROCHESTER , NEW YORK 14625 Construction -Specia Iists­ Contractors-

Acoustical-Partitions PANORAMA BOWL 106 Anderson Avenue TEEN DANCES 442-9810

Wed ., Fri ., Sat. May-August LU 6-8290

~ R·B·I·t Dine and enjoy your favorite cocktails in the new Ceaser's Den of the ROCHESTER BUSINESS INSTITUTE FORUM RESTAURANT A Lear Siegler Company 198 Winton Rd. N. Corner of Blossom 172 Cl inton Avenue South Rochester, New York 14604 325-7290 ~nlt-··-· DOWNTOWN OFFICE PENFIELD OFFICE 38 GARDINER PARK 1822 PENFIELD ROAD (Near Medical Arts B!dg.) (At Four Corners) HOURS: Dally: HOURS: 1:30 to 5:30 P.M. Daily: Monday } 10 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Wednesday 6:30 to FridJy 8:30P.M. Tuesday till 9 P.M. Closed Thursday PHONE 454-6565 PHONE 381·3410

134 Congratulations Dime Banking and loan Association Panorama Plaza

Brighton-Ellison Market 494 Landing Road "Bonnie, I'm sorry to Quality Meats and Groceries have to tell you this but ... we 've lost your entire guidance folder."

Dicrasto Dairy and BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS Food Products Penfield Florist Roma Brand Frozen Foods & Cheeses Panorama Plaza 745 Penfield Road 586-8330 Rochester, New York

PllAROSCIA AGENCY, INC. Insurance of Every Form 2488 Browncroft Blvd. 381-2605

Bubble Gum: Take Number 23. 135 Smart... Modern Shoes Designed With You In Mind

~fbinaJisZ!lo~ I. PANORAMA PLAt: J '~nli19P . M . @

FAMOUS NAME BRANOS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY

Compliments of Valley Echo Caterers 2328 Browncroft Blvd.

DeVisser's Nursery We Do KOLKO PAPER CO., INC. Complete Landscape Planning 936 Exchange St. Quality Nursery Stock, Rochester, New York Perennials, Annuals, Bulbs, Fertilizers, Etc .

136 PANORAMA

MERCHANTS

ASSOCIATION

137 "and then an elephant this bi g ... "

COMPLIMENTS OF PENFIELD UPHOLSTERY 2111 Five Mile Line Road

Genessee Valley Metal Finishing Co., Inc. 244 Verona Street Rochester, New York

PENFIELD COPY CENTER

1867 Penfield Rd. 586-2826

Ray Shell's Music In 37 North Cl inton Ave. Xerographic Copies ALL SINGLES 66¢

138 GOOD LUCK TO THE GRADUATING CLASS Penfield Plastics, Inc. Manufacturer's Representatives and Consultants Bob Sauer 42 Raymond Road Penfield, New York

Best Wishes Lilac Laundry and Dry Cleaning 1622 Penfield Road

Phone: 381-2007 miracle :loucl. COIFFURE· •-·

21351!2 Five Mile Line Rd. Penfield, New York

OHFC Stylist Mr. Co•mano {Nick)

The Penfield Republican will keep you in touch with your hometown

MORSE WATCHMANS CLOCK CORP. SIX O'CONNOR RD. e FAIFfi>ORT, NEW YORK 14450 PHONE 716-377-4440

139 Hoselton Chevrolet 909 Fairport Road East Rochester A short distance from anywhere

KOPPER'S COMPANY, INC. Robert Hershey Sa les Representative

'Up the Down Staircase'

How high the goals?

We at Xerox are working in a field of almost boundless potential. We call this field "graphic communications." Yet to say we are in the com­ munications business suggests, at least to us, an obligation to a world in which people can com­ municate. We want to add new dimensions to the ways they communicate, to make increasing knowledge more broadly useful. For if man is to progress, knowledge must spread freely throughout the world. Lofty targets? To set high, high goals, to have Compliments of almost unattainable aspirations is as important EMBREY'S to Xerox as the balance sheet; perhaps more so. Drug Store-At the Four Corners Penfield , New York XEROX Phone 586-5362 Xerox Corporation , Rochester, N. Y .

140 FRIENDS OF THE CLASS OF '68

Michael Pallone's Liquor Store 1677 Penfield Road

Mrs. Marjorie E. Crump Mr. & Mrs. Murry C. Goddard Ready to serve you and your doctor Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Hufnail Panorama Plaza- Mr. & Mrs. H. T. Johnson 1567 Penfield Rd . Mr. & Mrs. A. D. Keene Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Levinson Mr. & Mrs. John Marchant Mr. & Mrs. Clyde R. Mayo Mr. & Mrs. Wilbert E. Oakley, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Oertel Dr. & Mrs. Richard M. Palmer Mr. & Mrs. Warren E. Pearse, Jr. Boychuk's Tuxedo Shop Mr. & Mrs. Kingsley Phillips 1821 Penfield Road Mr. & Mrs. Ray V. Sawhill, Jr. Four Corners Mr. & Mrs. Charles Starke Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Tubiolo LU 6-7846 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Ventura Mr. & Mrs. Edwin B. Wilcox

Panorama Plaza Laundromat In the Mall 1550 Penfield Rd. Penfield , New York CH 4-8367 Little Lord (Scott) Fla herteroy

Compliments of

JAMES J. McGOWAN & SON GENERAL INSURANCE 1831 PENFIELD ROAD PHONE 586-2624 PENFIELD, NEW YORK

14 1 WESTOVER FARMS

Good Luck PRESENT CO. INC. 82 St. Paul St. Rochester, N. Y.

Penfield: Greece: Panorama Plaza Stoneridge Plaza Geneva: Dunkirk: Town & Dunkirk­ Country Plaza Fredonia Plaza HOMOGENIZED VITAMIN D MILK Always fresh because all milk is produced and bottled on the farm. Westover Farms • Fairport, N.Y.

LIPINSKI BROTHERS HARDWARE, INC. Pittsburg, Gold Bond, & Touraine Paints Glass-Electrical, Plumbing Supplies Hardware-Garden Supplies Power Tools-Rentals Phone 671-1851 1991 Empire Blvd. Webster, New York 14581

142 Compliments of . ..

ALLEN STUDIOS ...

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Allen, Greg: Soccer 9, Baseball 9, 10, Basketball 9, 10. Brede, Jeff: V.P. Freshman Class, Music 9, 10, 11. 12. Aman , Eileen: Health careers 11 , Math Club 12, Business Club 12. Brightman, Anne: Music 9, 10, 11. 12. Spectrum 10, 11, Art Club 12, Ayers , Nancy: FHA 9, 10, 11 , 12, American Business 11, 12, Office Aid Competition 11 , Madison Exchange 11. 10, 11 , Music 9, 10. Briggs, Dave: Penpointer 9, 10, 11 , 12, A.V. 9, J.V. Wrestling, Mgr. 11 . Babcock, Clay: Class Cabinet 9, J.V. Soccer, Swimming, Baseball 9, 10, Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. Music 9, 10. Brooks, Judy: Penpointer 10, 11, 12 (Feature Ed .), Junction 11. 12 Baker, Brenda : Music 9, 10. Red Cross Club 9, Cheerleader 9, Sports Ser· (Ass't. Ed .), Dramatics 9, 10, 11 , 12, National Thespians Society 12 vice 11 , 12, FHA 12, BYF 9, 10, 11 , 12. (Sec.), G.A.A . 10, Music 9, 10, 11 , 12, YF 9, 10, 11 , 12 (Sec.), Water Baker, Kathy: Music 9, 10, 11 . 12. Ballet 9, 10, 11 , Mariners 9, 10, 11. Balmer, Sharon: D.E.C.A . 1-2. Brown, Barb: Class Treas. 9, Dramatics 9. Barmaster, Cathy: National Honor Society 12, Business Club 12. Jim Burt: Oratory 9, Debate Club 9, 10, National Thespians Society 10, Bartell, Bob: 11 , 12, Dramatics 9, 10, 11 , 12 (PRES.), Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. Baug, William: Carey, Deirdre: Cheerleader 11 , 12, Y·Teens 9, 10 (Sec.), 11 , Music 9, 10, Bautista , Bob: Music 9, 10, 11 , 12, N.Y.S.S.M.A. 11 , 12, Asst. Rev . 11, 12, Dramatics 9, Student Council 12. Comm. 12, Y.E.S. 11 (Chrm.). Caracci, Gerald: Beasom, William: Dramatics 10, 11 , 12, Announcements-A.V. 12, J.V. & Caruso, Robert: V. Soccer, Varsity Club. Carpenter, Sharon : Office Aid 11. Beer, Richard: J.V. & V. Track, Newsbowl10, 11 , 12, National Honor Soci· Charlesworth, Dianne: ety 11 , 12, R.A.U.N. 11 , 12, German Club(V.P.) 11 , 12, Penpointer 12, Chase, Steven: Dramatics 10. 12. Child , Beverly: Dramatics 10, 11 , Water Ballet 10, 11 , 12, Math Club 11 , Bell , Tom: BVY Rifle Club 9, 10, 11 , 12, Sports Service Club 11, 12. 12, Mariner 10. Bellows, Ron: J.V. & V. Track. Child , Jon: A.V. 9, 10, 11, 12, Stage Crew 10. Bemis, Dan: J.V. & V. Soccer, Basketball Mgr. 9, 10, 11 , 12, Penpointer Chinelli , Peter: 10, 11 . Varsity Club 12. Chwiecko, Steve: J.V. Swimming, Track, Sports Service 11, 12, V. Soccer, Bieber, Glen: Cross Country 9, 10, V. Basketball, V. Track Student Coun· Class Cabinet 12. cil 10. 11 . 12, Pres . Freshman Class, Music 9, 10, 11, 12, National Clark, Bill: V. Soccer, Varsity Club 12. Honors Society 11 , 12. Clark, Diane: Biedenbach , Linda: Track Boosters Club 11 , Office Aid 11. Connors, Tom: J.V. & V. Golf. J.V. Ski Club. Basketball Mgr. 11. Stage Bills, Diane: Cheerleader 9, G.A.A. 9, Music 9, 10, 11 . Crew 11 . Bishop, Bill: J.V. & V. Baseball , Basketball Soccer, Ski Team, Varsity Club Coleman, David: 11 , 12, Sports Service Club 9, 10, Student Council9, 10, 11 , 12 (V.P.), Cook, Jeanne: Cheerleader 9, 10, 12. Music 9, 10, 11, 12. N.Y.S.S.M .A. 9, Music 9, 10. 11 , 12. Competition 9, 10, 11 , 12. Class Cabinet 9, 12. Track Booster Bloom, Jim: Class Cabinet 9, 10, J.V. & V. Tennis Student Council11 , 12. 11 , 12. Blumenfeld, Paula: Student Council (Jr. Sec.) 9, Water Ballet 9, 10, Spirit Coonley, Cherryl: Club 9, 10. Dramatics 9, Class Cabinet 10, FTA 10, 11, 12 (sec.), Judo Copeland , Scoot: J.V. & V. Soccer. J.V. & V. Wrestling Varsity Club 12. Club 10, Math·Science Honor Society 10, National Honor Society 11, Coupal, Cindy: 12, Math Club 11 , Junction 11 , 12, Class Cabinet 12, Gymnastics 12, Craig, Diane: National Honor Society 12. Dramatics Club 12. Art Club 12, Math Science Honor Society 10, ~enpointer 12, Student Crane, Dave: Privileges Committee 12. Crookshank, Carol: Dramatics 9, 10, 11 , 12. National Thespians Society Bodensick, Jim: Latin Club 9, 10, V. Tennis. 12. Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. Folk·Dance Club 9. Gymnastics 9, 10, 11 , 12. Boehm, Cnristine: Cheerleader 9, 10, Pep Club 9, 10, Future Nurses Club National Honor Society. 10, YF 9, 10, Leaders Club 9, 10. Ski Club 9, 10, Water Ballet 12. Crump, Sandra : Junction Art Staff 9, 10, 11 , 12 (ED. ·in·chief). Folk Bohm, Pat: Dance Club 9. Red Cross Club 10. German Club 11. Wide Horizons Boorman, Lee: A.V. 10, Ham Radio 10. Club 11. National Honor Society 11, 12. Bowdey, Lisa: Class Cabinet 10, 11 (V.P.), 12 (V.P.), Y·Teens 9, 10, FTA Cuirass: D.E.C.A. 11 , 12. (Treas.). 10, 11 , Junction 12, National Honor Society 12 (V.P.). Dake, Marjorie: Mariners·Kon ·Tiki 9, 10, 11 (Treas.), 12 (Treas.). Brauch, Beverly: FTA 11. Daly, John: Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. Chess Club 9.

144 Davies, Collen: Gay, Doug: YF-9, 10, 11 , 12. Foreign Language Quarterly (pg. ed.). Davis, Elizabeth: Track J.V. & V. Medical Explorer, Post# 145 A.V. 11. Music 9, 10, 11 , DeGraff, Harold: J.V. & V. Baseball, Soccer. 12. German Club 11. DeNauro, Larene: Office Aid 9, 10, 11 , 12. Swim Club 9. Sports Service Geier, Jim: J.V. & V. Soccer. JV. & V. Swimming. Baseball. 10. Bookstore 11, 12. American Business Club 12. D.E.C.A. 12 (V.P.). Gibbons, Dave: J.V. & V. Soccer, V. Skiing, Class Cabinet 9. Class V.P. 10. Deisenroth, Jerrold: Rifle Club 9, 10. Gymnastics 10, 11 , 12. Class Cabi · J.V. Tennis. Student Council 11 , 12. National Honor Society 11 , 12. net 11. Penpointer 12 (Bus. Mgr.). DePhillips, Jean: Dramatics 9, 10. N.Y.S.M.A. 9, 10. 11 , 12. Competition Gill , Dennis: Stage Crew 9, 10, 11 . Track J.V. 9, 10, 11 , 12, AII ·State Conf. 12. Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. National Honor Goetzman, Sue: Health Careers Club 9. Library Cl ub 10. Sports Service Society 12. 10, 11 , 12. Foreign Language Quarterly 11. Newsbowl11 , 12. G.A.A. Detweiler, Fred: 11 , 12. Dexter, Diane: Good, David: Dickinson, Peg: Dramatics 9, 10, 11 , 12. YF 9, 10, 11 (Pres.) 12 (Pres.). Griffiths, Doug: Music 10, 11 , 12. Class Cabinet 12. Dramatics 12. N.Y.S.S.M.A.-Competition 9, 10, 11 , 12. AII ·State Conf. 12. Music 9, Groh , D. M.: J.V. & Soccer. J.V. & V. Basketball. J.V. & V. Tennis Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. 10. Varsity Club 12. Class Cabinet 12. Donato, Cathy: Junction Art Staff 11 , 12. Sports Service Club 12. Spirit Gropp, Judy: Dramatics 10, 11 . FHA 10. Club 9, 10. Spanish Club 9, 10. Newspaper 9, 10. Gunnison , Hugh: Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. Rad io Club 9, 10. Dramatics 10. Dudley, Glen: Hagenbuch, Diane: Drysdale, John: Hale, Anne: Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. Folk Dance Club 9. Y Teens 9, 10. Marin· Dumond, Rich : A.V. 9, 10. Foreign Language Qua rterly 9. Music 9, 10, 11 , ers·Kon·Tiki 9, 10, 11 , 12. Water Ballet 9, 10, 11 , 12, Dramatics 10, 11. 12. French Club 11. YF 9, 10, 11 , 12. Class Cabinet 12. Penpointer 12. Dunn, Mary: Hammer, Steve: Chess Club 9, 10, 11 . Penpointer 10, 11 , 12. JUNCTION Dupra, Allen: 10, 11 , 12 (ASST.-Photo. Ed .) Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. Math League 12. Dupre, James: National Honor Society 11 , 12. Durham, James: Baseball 9. Spectrum 10. Math Club 10, 11 , 12. Pen· Hand, Sheri: Library Club 9, 10, 11 . Penpointer 10, 12. FTA 10, 11 , 12 pointer 12. June Alliance 11 . National Honor Society 12. Music 9, 10, (V.P.) YF. 9, 10. Junction 12. French Club 11 . Math Club 11 , 12. Ora · 11, 12. Class Cabinet 12. matics 11 , 12. Class Cabinet 12. Eadie, David: Hanggi, Steve: Ebert, Sandra: Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. FHA 10. D.E.C.A. 11. Hanlon, Sue: Eddy, Susan: MYF 10, 11 , 12. Sewing Club 10. G.A.A. Harries, Peggy: Dramatics 10, 11. Red Cross 9. Junction 11. Y·Teens 9. Emery, Linda: FTA 9, 10. Pep Club 9, 10. Office Aid 11. Art Club 10. Aid 9. Estrich, Ralph: Track Boosters 11 . YF 9, 10, 11 , 12, (asst.·treas.). Soccer Harris, Debby: J.V. & V. Tennis J.V. & V. German Club 11, 12. Harris, Wendy: FTA 11. Dramatics 11 , 12. Sports Service 12. Art Club 12. Fahy, Ruth: Gymnastics 11. Y·Teens 11 . Fenlon, Mike: J.V. Soccer. J.V. Basketball. Harstad, Ralph : Student Council 10. Library Club 9, 10. Math Club 11 , Ferguson, Mike : J.V. Soccer. J.V. TRACK. 12. School Newspaper 9, 10. Freshmen V.P. F.errari , John: J.V. S~ imming . J.V. Wrestling. Hartman, Bonnie: Fink, Kathy: Hartwig, Tom: J.V. & V. Baseball, German Club 12. Finn, Sarah : Hagenbuch, Diane: American Business Club 11 , 12. Fisher, Kathy: Hebbs, Bob: Stage Crew 9, 10. Flaherty, Scott: Dramatics 9, 12. J.V. Tennis. Scouts-J.A.S.M. 9, 10, 11 . Heise, Dave: Music 9, 10, 11, 12. J.V. Basketball. Class Cabinet 10. Class 12. Pres. 11. V. Soccer. Varsity Club 12. ATAD 12. Flemming, Dale: Penpointer 9. Music 9, 10, 11 . 12. YF 9, 10. 11 , 12. Hess, Kathy: Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. Library Club 10. YF 11, 12 (Pres.) Ger· (Treas.). man Club 11 (Sec.), Gymnastics 10, 11 , 12. Sports Service 11, 12. Forro, Debby: Library Club 11 , 12. German Club 11. Sports Service Club · G.A.A. (Treas.) 12. 11 , 12. FTA 12. Hibner, Allen: Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. Fresh Basketball. J.V. Tennis. Basket· Forro, Val : G.A.A. 9, 10, 12. German 11 . Sports Service Club 11 , 12. FTA ball Mgr. 11. Penpointer 12. National Honor Society 11 , 12. Future 12. Swim Instructors 9. Gage, Bill: Soccer Mgr. Hiltebrandt, Tom: Jeune All iance 11 . Pep Club 11 . J.V. Soccer. Varsity Gamble, Jim: Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. J.V. Tennis. V. Soccer. Dramatics 10, Club 12. V. Golf. V. Baseball. 12. Student Council12. Announcements 12. Penpointer 12. ATAD 12. Hiliger, Lynn : G.AA. 11 . Office Aid 11. American Business Club 12.

145 Hiscock, Joan: Library Club 9, 10, 11 (Sec.). Math Club 11 (Sec.). FTA 10. Lewis, Reginald: Hoehn, Candi: FTA 9, 10, 11, 12 (Treas.). Class Cabinet 9, 10. Class Sec. Lichtwart, Helen : Y·Teens 9, 10, 11. 12. YE 9, 10, 11, 12. 11. Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. Track Boosters 11 , 12. Y-Teens 10, 11. June· Lindner, Klaus: Math Club 12 (V.P.) Exchange Student-Germany. tion 12. Losee, Celeste: G.A.A. 9. Holloway, Sara: Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. Sports Service 10, 11 , 12. Dramatics Losee, Charmaine: G.A.A. 9. 12. Junction 12. FTA 9. Mack, Gwen : Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. German Club 10, 12: Hufnail, Jackie: Class Cabinet 9. Water Ballet 9, 10, 11, 12. Sports Ser· Maher, Rob: J.V. & V. Swimming. vice 10, 11, 12. G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12. Jeune Alliance 11. Track Boosters Mahoney, Sue: Cheerleader 9, 11 . D.E .C.A. Club 12. 11. Music 9, 10, 11, 12. National Honor Society 12. Corres. Sec. Stu· Mahoney, Wade: Soccer J.V. & V. dent Council 12. Mallory, Ellen : Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. Dramatics 10, 11 . FTA 12. Huizenga , Jann: French Club 10, 11 , 12. German Club 10, 11, Music 12. Manchee, Pat: Baseball J.V. & V. National Honors Society 11 , 12. G.A.A. 10. Marcotte, Sue: Dramatics 9, 10, 11 , 12. Y-Teens 9 (Sec.) 10 (V.P.), 11 Humphrey, Michael: Student Council 9, 10, 11 . Gymnastics 9, 10, 11 , 12. (Treas.), Class Sec. 9, 10, 11 . Class Cabinet 11. National Honors Soci· Music 9, 10, 11, 12. V. Track. Skiing 11, 12. Class Pres. 12. ety 11 , 12'(Sec. ·Treas.). Gymnastics 10, 11. Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. Ide, Linda : Marrer, Kathy: Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. Wide Horizons Club 9. Y·Teens 10, 11, Irving, John: Track J.V. & V. Track Boosters 9, 10, 11 , 12. German Club 12. Foreign Language Quarterly 10, 11. German Club 11. Track Boos· 11 , 12. Math Club 11 , 12. YF 9, 10, 11 , 12. Cross Country 11. National ters 10, 11. Spectrum 11. YF 9. Honor Society 11, 12. Martin, Don : Class Cabinet 10, D.E.C.A. 11, 12. Jarrett, Lynn: Art Club 12. Penpointer 12. Maslyn, Pam : Junction 12-Penpointer 12. Jencks, Karen : Library Club 9, 10, 11 , 12. Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. 9, 10, 11 Mattice, Tom: (V.P.) 12. G.A.A. 12. Track Boosters 12. Mayo, Kathy: Folk-Dance Club 9. Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. Competition 9, 10, Jones, Wells: Announcements-A.¥. 12 (Pres.). Track & Cross Country 11 , 12. Conf. 12. YF-9 (V.P.). 10 (Pres.), 11 , 12. Jeune Alliance 11. Mgr., Ham Radio Club 10. Dramatics 10, 11 , 12. National Honor Society 11 , 12. Square Dance Jungbluth, John: Cross-country. Youth Center 12 (PRES.). Track 12. Club 12. Wrestling 12. McCabe, Patricia: D.E.C.A. 12. Kaye, Charles: Dramatics 10. McClory, James: Keene, Carol: Y·Teens. Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12. Penpointer 9, 10, McConnell , Barb: Music 9, 10. American Business Club 11, 12 (Sec.). 11 , 12. (News ED.). Wide Horizons 9. Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. Junction 12 McNamara, Karen : (Lit. Ed .). News Bowl11 , 12. National Honor Society 11 , 12. Sports Ser· Mear, Dave: V. Skiing. J.V. & V. Soccer. J.V. Basketball. J.V. Baseball. vice 10, 11, 12. JYC 10, 11 , 12. (Pres.). ATAD 11 , 12. (Pres.). Class Cabinet 11. Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. Kennedy, Deb: Music 10, 11 . FTA 11. Dramatics 11. Milazzo, John: Kennedy, Joan: Dramatics 11. Miller, Benson: Keyel, Karen: Music 9, 10, 11, 12. Health Careers Club 10, 11, 12. Miller, Sharon : Gymnastics 9, 10, 11, 12. G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12. Water Bal · (Pres.) YF -10, 12. American Business Club 12. let 9. Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. Kinsley, Dennis: Mitchell, Bob: Klein , Debbie: Music 9, 10, 11, 12. Class Cabinet 9, 10. (Treas.), 11. Na· Moldt, Barb: Music 9, 10, 11, 12. Library Club 9, Y·Teens 9, 10, 11 , 12. tional Honor Society 12. FLA 12. Jeune Alliance 11. Student Council National Honor Society 11 , 12. Spectrum 12. 12. Junction 12. Moll, Keith: J.V. & V. Swimming. Gun Club 10, 11 (Treas.), 12 (V.P.) Komenski, Alan: Monachino, Paul : Student Council9, 10, 11, (Treas) 12 (Pres.). J.V. & V. Kotzin, Cheryl: F.H .A. 9. Baseball. J.V. & V. Soccer. Varsity Club 11, 12. YF-11, 12. Kubitz, Sandy: Music 9, 10, 11 . German Club 11. Library 10. Dramatics Moore, Bonnie: Gymnastics 9. G.A.A. 9. Music 9, 10, 11, 12. Alternate 12. Harvest Queen. LaForce, Judy: F.T.A. 11. Morton, Melanie: Music 9, 10, 11, 12. Sports Service 11 , 12. German Club Lansvara, Notma: Track Booster 11. 11. Library Club 10. Langdon, Jack: Rifle Club 9. Stage Crew 9, 10, 12. D.E.C.A. Club 12. Mosher, Allen: Gymnastics 11, 12. Lawrenz, Ed : Mott, Martha: Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. Track Boosters Club 10, 11, 12. YF- Lauweret, linda: Office Aid 11. 10, 11. Penpointer 12. Junction 12. Photography Club 12. Lehr, Carl: Muck, Denis: Leizear, Robin: Mueller, Maggie: Library 9, 10, 11 (Pres.), 12 (Treas.). Music 9, 10. Ora· Lembach, Steve: matics 11. Penpointer 12. Class Cabinet 12. Levinson, Debbie: Folk-dance Club 9. Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. Red Cross Club Murry, Cindy: Penpointer 10. American Business 11, 12. Red Cross Club 10. Dramatics 10, 11. Spectrum 11. Jeune Alliance 11 . FLA 12. June· 11. tion 11 , 12. (Bus Ed .). National Honor Society 11 , 12.

146 Naylor, Larry: J.V. & V. Cross Country. J.V. & V. Track. Richardson, Mark; Swimming J.V. & V. Track J.V. & V. Cross Country Var- Natwick, Gary : sity Club 12. Nea troux, Richard: Rieger, Gunner: Foreign Language Quarterly 10. Negus, Kathy: Y-Teen s 9 (Pres.), 10. Water Ballet 9. Dramatics 10. FTA Riker, Tom: 12. Trac k Boosters 11. Junction 12. Class Cabinet 10, 11. Robertson, Dave: Teenleague 11 , 12. Class Pres. 10, V. Basketball 12. Nelson, Gloria : YF-9 (Treas.) 10, 11 (Sec.), 12. Math Club 9. Health Ca - Cl ass Cabinet 9, 11 . reers 11 , 12. Kon -Tiki 12. Ro binson, Ga ry: Student Council 11. V. Track, V. Soccer, Varsity Club- Nicholls, Allyn: Business Club 12. 10, 11 , 12 (Pres.). Norman, Tom: Rochefort, Mary Lynn: Northrup, Linda: Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. Roland, Beth: Student Council 9, 10, 11 , 12 (Sec.) Music 9, 10, 11 , 12, Novak, Jeff: G.A.A. 9, 10, 11. Y Teens 9, 10, (Treas.) 11 (Sec.) Junction 10, 11 , 12. Oakley, Kathy: Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. G.A.A. 10, 11 , 12 (Sec.). Dramatics (Photo Ed ) Penpointer 10, 11 , 12. Dramatics 9, 11 . 10, 11 , 12. Jeune Alliance 10, 11 . Sports Service Club 10, 11 , 12 Roloson Joline: Cheerleader 9, 11, 12. Gymnastics 9. Y Teens 9. (Business Manager). Class Treas. 12. Ronsheim Martha: Library Club 9, 10, YF . 9, 10, 12 (Treas.) National Oertel, Barb: Music 9, 10. FTA 10, 11. Spectrum 10, 11 , 12. Y-Teens 10, Honor Society 12. German Club 11 (Pres.). 11, 12. Junction 12 (co-art ed .). Track Boosters 11 , 12. Dramatics 11 , Ronsheim, Paul : YF 9, 10, 11 , 12. National Honor Society 12. J.V. & V. 12. Penpointer 12. Art Club 12 (Pres.). YF-10, 11 , 12. Wrestling. Newsbowl10, 11. Class Cabinet 11 . Chess Club 9, 10 (V.P.). Pall ischeck, Michael: Gymnastics 9, 10, 11 , 12. V. Wrestling. Varsity Club German Club 11 . J.V. Tennis. 11 , 12. Student Council 12. Rozell , Tim: Palmer, Steve: Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. R.A.U.N. 11 , 12. Newsbowl 11 , 12. Salai , Diane: G.A.A. 9, 10, 11 , 12. Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. Dramatics 10, 11 , German Club 12. 12. Health Careers Club 9. National Thespians Soci ety 12. (Pres.) Na­ Parmelee, Sue: Dramatics 11 , 12. Madison Exchange 11, 12. Music 12. tional Honor Society 12. Parish , Nancy: YF-11 (Sec.). 12 (Treas). 'National Honor Society 11 , 12. Sanderson, Dave: Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. J.V. Swimming. J.V. & V. Track, Jeune All iance 11 , Class Cabinet 11. FTA 12. Cross-country. Parnell, Donna : D.E.C.A. 12. Sawh ill , Joanne: Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. Dramatics .9, 10, 11 , 12. YF 9, 10, Pearse, Judy: Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. GAA 11 . Junction 12. 11 , 12 (Pres.). Gymnastics 10. Y· Teens 10, 11 , 12 (Pres.). Cheerleader Pecora , Barb: Y-Teens 9, 10, 11 , 12. Wide Horizons 10. Red Cross Club 11 , 12. Thespians 12 (V.P.). A.V. 11 , 12. Junction 11 . Jeune Alliance 10. Jeune All ia·nce 11 , Dramatics 11 , 12. Spectrum 11 , 12. (ED.) Junc­ 11. Class Cabinet 11 , 12. Student Council 12. National Honor Society tion 11 , 12. 11 , 12. Pedrick, Bonnie: Track Mger. 10, 11 . Track Boosters 11 . German Club Scarlato, ltalo: V. Soccer. Exchange Student 12. 11 , 12. Red Cross 12. Spectrum 11 . Schafer, William: J.V. Swimming. German 11 , 12. Pensgen , Dale: Cross country J.V. & V. Track J.V. & V. YF 11 (Pes.). Varsi ­ Shafer, Tom: ty Club 12. Schauman, Ann: Dramatics 9, 10, 11 , 12. Music 9. Spectrum 10, 11 , 12. Phillips, Emily: Dramatics 10, 12. Art Club 12, (Sec., Treas). Junction 12. Sports Service 10, 11 , 12. Red Cross 10. Y-Teens 10, 11 . Junction 11 , Pickersgill, Leslie: Dramatics 10, 12. Cheerlead ing 11. Gymnastics 10, 12 (Art Ed .). Madison Exchange 11 . Class Cabinet 11 . Student Council 12. FTA 12. 12. National Honor Society 11 , 12. National Thespians Society 11 , 12. Plonsky, Chris: Art Club 12 (V.P.). YF 9, 10, 11 , 12. Poppoon, Steve: Soccer J.V. & V. Baseball J.V. & V. National Honor Soci ­ Schuhart, Ross: ety 12. Varsity Club 11, 12. Class Cabinet 12. Skiing 12. Scribner, John: Porter, Debbie: Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. Y Teens 9, 10, 11 , 12. Spectrum 10, Sears, Tom: 11 , 12, (Art Ed.). Seidel , Pete: Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. National Honor Society 11 , 12. Posson, Ron : Seim , Dale: Math Club 9, 10, 11 , 12. Chess Club 9, 10. National Honors Price Kent: Math Club 11 , 12. Baseball J.V. & V. Society 11 , 12. Math League 12. Ralston, Hank: Track J.V. & V. Class Cabinet 10, 12. YF 9, 10, 11 (Sub. Shepard, Rick: Dist. Pres.) 12. Junction 12. Penpointer 12. Silvernail, Don : J.V. Soccer, Baseball. Rifle Club 10, 11 , 12. Dramatics Remcin, Dayrl: Rifle Club 9, 10. 12. Remley, Kathy: Music 9. D.E.C.A. 12. Sinius Clausen, Jette: Exchange Student 12. Mariners 12. Reybrouck, Bonnie: Office Aid 11 , 12. Sipe, Diane: Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. Girl Scouts 10, 11 , 12. Reynolds, Jim: Swimming J.V. & V. Sipple, Beth: Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. Dramatics 9, 10, 11 , 12. Spectrum Richardson, Janet: G.A.A. 9, 10, 11 , (Pres.) 12. (Pres.) Water Ballet 9, 10, F.L.Q. 11. YF 9, 10, Junction 11 , 12. Penpointer 11 , 12. Art Club 12. 11 , (V.P.). Y Teens 10, 11 , 12 (V. P.) Sports Service 11 (V. P.) (Pres.) Class Cabinet 12. National Honor Society 12. 12. Red Cross Club 11 . FTA 11. (Treas.) Penpointer 12 (Ex. Ed .).

147 Snyder, Sherry: Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. GAA 9, 10, 11 , 12. Sports Service 11 , Tubiolo, Justin: J.V. Soccer, Baseball. Chess Club 10. Dramatics 12. 12. Dramatics 10, 12 Kon-Tiki 9, 10, 11. Water Ballet 9, 10. Track Tuttle, Linda: Fine Arts 9. Knitting Club 10. Red Cross 11. Boosters 11. Junction 11 , 12. Teen League 12. Tuzzalino, David : Sorensen, Allan: Exchange Student 12. Uffindel Nancy : G.A.A. 9. Sports Service 9. Math Club 9. Music 9, 10, 11 , Spar, Brian: Math Club 9, 10, 11 , 12. Class Cabinet 9. Penpointer 10, 11 . 12. 12, (Ed .-in-Chief). Junction 10, 11 , 12. Forum 10. R.A.U.N. 11 , 12. Vanlngen, Janet: FTA 9, 10. Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. Y-Teens 11 , 12 (Treas.). ATAD 12. Newsbowl 12. National Honor Society 11 , 12 (Pres.). Wide Penpointer 12. Junction 12. Sports Service 12. Horizons 10, 11 . VanValkenburg, Herb: National Honor Society 12. Sparka , Karen : Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. Water Ballet 10, 11 , 12. Track Mgr. Veigel , Rick: Class Cabinet 10, 11. J.V. Swimming. 10. Track Clerk 11 . Jeune Alliance 11. TAP 10, 11 (Chairman), 12 Vella , Martin: V. Golf. Soccer. Basketball. (Chrm.). Vernarelli, Silvia : Spear, Sharon: Library Club 11 , 12 (Pres.). YF 9 (Treas.), 10, 11 (V.P.), 12 Vincent, Tom: (Treas.). Vogt, Pat: Office Aid 10. Business Club 11 , 12. Health Careers Club 12. Standing, Laurie: LibraryCiub9, 10(Sec.). FTA 10, 11 . Sports Service 10, FHA 12. 12. Jeune All iance 11 . National Honor Society 11 , 12. Vonhof, Sheryl: Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. D.E.C.A. 11 . Penpointer 12. Stanton, Karen:· National Jr. Honors 9. National Honor Society 11 , 12. Voraloksana , Niyomthupy: Exchange Student. G.A.A. 10. German 10. Fine Arts Club 10. YF 10, 11, 12. Waldon, George: J.V. & V. Basketball. V. Golf. J.V. Baseball. Stappenback, Mary: Washington, Larry: Music 9, 10. J.V. Baseball. Art Club 12 ...... _ Starke, Charlene: Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. Dramatics 12. Junction 12. Weichman, William: Stavalone, Lawrence: J.V. & V. Cross-Country. J.V. & V. Track. Varsity Weinberger, Tom: J.V. Wrestling. Penpointer 12. Math League 12. Club 12. Weitzel , Scott: Stoll, Mike: Soccer. Welter, Kathy: Penpointer 11. Gymnastics 11. Storey, Greg: Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. J.V. & V. Soccer, Varsity Club 12. Wimer, Lynn: Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. Golf Team 10. Sweet, Denise: White, Jackie: Taggart, Tom: Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. J.V. Soccer. J.V. Basketball. Junction Whiting, Bow: J.V. & V. Scoccer. J.V. Skiing. J.V. Baseball. Music 9, 10. 10. V. Golf. Student Council 11 , 12. Class Cabinet 9. D.E.C.A. 11 . Taylor, Dale: Gymnastics 10, 11 , 12. V. Track. Wrestling. 11. Varsity Wicks, Jane: FTA 9, 10, 11 , 12. YF 9, 10, 11 , 12. Mariners 10, 11 , 12. Club 12. Wilcox, Nora: Penpointer 9, 11 , 12. (Pub. Rei. Ed.). FTA 10, 11 , 12. Math Taylor, Dean : Club 10, 11, 12 (Sec .-Treas.). Dramatics 10. Y-Teens 11 , 12. Spectrum Taylor, Judy: Madison Exchange 12. 11, 12. Jeune Alliance 11 . National Honor Society 11 , 12. Terry, Kaye: Williams, Joan: Sports Service 11. Art Club 12. Thomas, Jeff: Dramatics 9, 10, 11. Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. J.V. Basketball. Wilson, Kathy: Y-Teens 9, 10. J.V. & V. Baseball. YF 9, 10, 11 , German 11 . Witt, Debby: Health Careers Club 10, 11, 12. T.C.C. 12. Thompson, Brenda: Class Cabinet 9. Water Ballet 9, 10. Dramatics 10. Wolfe, Mark: Track Boosters 10, 12. G.A.A. 10, 11, 12. Newsbowl 11 , 12. Sports Ser­ Wood, Craig: D.E.C.A. 12. vice 11 , 12. Junction. 11, 12. Class Treas. 11. ATAD 12. National Hon­ Woods, John: Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. Junction 12. or Society 12. Student Council 12. Zambito, Gail: Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. Junction 12. Tondat, Lynn: Cheerleader 9, 10, 11 , 12. Girl Scouts 9, 10. Track Booster linker, Robert: Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. Chess & Bridge Club 11 (Pres.). Ger- 10, 11 , 12. G.A.A. 11, 12. Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. YF 11 , 12. YF 11 , 12. man Club 11. Newsbowl 11. Health Careers Club 11 , Track Mgr. 12. Zinter, Douglas: Trainer, Elaine: Music 9, 10, 11 , 12. Cheerleader 9. FTA 12. Dramatics Zimmerman, Pete: 12. Zucker, Gary: Soccer Mgr. 9, 10. J.V. Wrestling. Tyron, Steve: Chess Club 10, 11 . Math Club 11 , 12. (Pres.). Bridge Club 11 .

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