THE SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS THE

1962

LYNDONVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL

LYNDONVILLE, NEW YORK

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ALMA MATER

You may range through all the rainbow

And love each eparate hue;

You may prai e the ro y sunri e

Or the evening kie so blue;

But the color of our h igh chool

Due honor hall not lack,

While we can ing of Lyndonville,

And the Orange and the Black.

Thru four long year of h igh chool

'Mid t the cene we love o well,

A the my t ic charms to knowledge

We vainly eek to pell;

Or we win athletic victories

On the ba eball field or track,

Still we work for dear old Lyndonville,

And the Orange and the Black.

When the care of l ife o'ertake us

Mingling fast our locks with gray,

Should our dearest hopes betray us

Fal e fortune fade away;

Stil l we bani h care and sadne

As we turn our memories back,

And recall tho e days of gladne s, 'Neath the Orange and the Black.

We dedicate this 1962 edition of the Echo to our vice-princi­pal, Mr. Donald Herry, whose leadership and encouragement throughout our high school years have been continuously helpful.

His unfailing patience has benefited every senior who has been a member of his classes or worked on any school committee under his direction. Underlying his ever-present humor we feel a steadfast devotion to scholastic excellence. In his decisions concerning our problems we are aware of his sincere concern for the ultimate good of the students.

It is with gratitude and affection that we dedicate this year book to him.

DEDICATION

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IN APPRECIATION

We, the Senior Class of 1962, wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our class advisors, Mrs. Joan Huntington and Mr. Roy Plummer for their helpful advice and continuous support throughout the year.

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ADMINISTRATORS

Mr. Warner, Principal of Elementary School; Mr. Herry, Vice Principal

of High School; Mr. Sakowski, Supervi ing Principal.

OTTO J. STEW ART

District Superintendent of Schools of Orleans and

Niagara Counties.

BOARD OF EDUCATION

tanding: Dr. H. Bohnet, Mr. E. Zapf, Mr. E. Petrie,

Mr. F. Broadwell, Mr. C. Petrie, Mr. R. Wood­

worth, Mr. E. Warner. Seated: Mrs. R. Harter,

Mr. E. Sakowski, Mr. J. Wright, Mrs. L. James,

Mrs. F. Custer. 9

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HISTORY

Hi tory : Mrs. Huntington, Mrs. Lake, Mr. Stornelli.

MATH AND SCIENCE

Art : Miss Saraf. cience : Mr. Schoen, Mr. Boyd. Math : Mrs. Webber, Mr. Derry.

cience : Mr. Dingler and Miss Masters.

LANGUAGE

Engli h and French, Mrs. Schoen; English and Latin, Mrs. Byerly; Reading,

Mr. Winder; Engli h, Mr. Brooks, Mrs. Petrie.

SPECIAL SUBJECT

Instrumental Music, Mr. Plummer; Agriculture, Mr. Dingler; Librarian, Mrs.

Oakes; Art, Miss Sutcliff; Vocal Mu ic, Mr. Benedict; Business, Miss O'Brien;

Driver Training and hop, lh . Pratt; Guidance, Mr. Schoen; Home Economics,

Mrs. Bradley.

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PRIMARY Top Row : Mrs. Gallagher, Mrs. Bane, Miss Dickinson, Mrs. Todkill , Mrs. Fraser,

Mrs. Cleary. Front Row: Mrs. Peters, Mrs. Gay, Miss Lienhart, Mrs. Miller,

Mrs. Hollenbeck, Mrs. Sanderson.

INTERMEDIATE

Top Row : Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Ackerson, Mr . Schorn pert, Mr. Bennett, Mr.

Johnson. Front Row : Miss Close, Mrs. Barnum, Mrs. Gotts, Mrs. Poler, Mr. Cole.

CLERICAL

Library Assistants : Mrs. Layer, Mrs. Slusser. Office taff : Mrs. H ungerford,

Mrs. Custer and Mrs. Baker.

HEALTH

Physical Education : Mr. Hartsen, Miss Gray and Mrs. Kimi.

CAFETERIA WORKERS

Mr. Barnum, Mr. Breeze, Mr. Roh­

land, Mr. Wolfe. Ab ent: Mr.

Wienke.

tanding: Mr . Heidemann, Mr.

Whitney, Mr. Dack, Mr. Smythe, Mr. Chaffee, Mr. Ehrenreich, Mrs.

Dack. Kneeling: Mr. Munzel, Mr.

B iII i n g s I e y, Mr. Martin, Mr.

Thaine, Mr. Newman.

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Standing: Mrs. Kenyon, Mrs. Row­

ley, Mrs. Van Aernum, Mrs. Foss.

Sitting: Mrs. Fisk, Mrs. Foss, Mrs.

Sweetman.

CUSTODIANS

BUS DRIVERS

tNIOR$

Sitting: K. Johnson, J. !iller. tanding: S. Jones, M. Herry.

SENIOR OFFICERS

e ident _

e-President

retary

Joan Martin

Johanna Billingsley

Patricia Chapple

Wanda Munzel ea urer

visors ______ ____ _ _ Mr. Little, Mr . Warner

FRESHMAN-1959

e ident __ ___ ______ _ _ ____ Kent Johnson

ce-President _____ ________ _ ____ Martha H erry

cretary - -- - - - - - ----- - ------ - - - - Rick Parsons

·easurer -- ---- - - ---- - - - ----- Marsha Whipple

!visors _____ ______ Mr. Warden, Mr. Schtulberg

JUNIOR-1961

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President

Vice-President

Secretary _ _ -----------­

Trea urer ---------­

Rick Parsons

Carlise Bal chmiter

Marcia Johnson

Joan Chaffee

Advisors - - - - - - ------- Mr. Warden, Mrs. Warner

SOPHOMORE-1960

Pre ident _ ____ Kent Johnson

Vice-Pre ident ___ ___ Martha Herry

Secretary _ _ _ ________ _ _______ _ Sandra Jones

Treasurer Jo Ann Miller

Advisors _______ Mr . H untington, Mr. Plummer

SENIOR-1962

Carlise Ann Balschmiter

"Hanna"

Academic Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Class V i c e - president 2; County Chorus 3; Lat­in Club 1; All State 4; Senior Play 4.

Undecided "Curfew must not ring

tonight."

Mary Johanna Billingsley "Joie"

Academic Press Club Editor-in-Chief 4; Girl's Intramurals 1, 2; Youth Center Committee 2; Photography E d i t o r o f Year book 4; Assistant Pho­tography Editor of Year­book 3; Latin Club 1; Senior Play 4.

College "Don't follow me I'm lost."

Maria T. Arosemena "Titita"

Commercial Transfer - School - Escuela -Profesional "Isabel Henera Obaldin", Panama City; Stu­dent Council 4; Yearbook Staff 4.

College "She is Venus when she

smiles."

Bradley Bentley "Brad"

Industrial Arts J. V. Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Boy's Intra­murals 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; All State 1, 2, 3; County Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4.

College "To thine own self be true."

Ann L. Bohnet "Annie"

Academic Copyright Editor 4; J. V. Cheer leading 3; Madrigal Singers 2; Latin Club 1.

College "Two dimples tack her smile

in place."

Carol E. Bayne

Commercial Press Club 2; Girl's In­tramurals 1; Chorus 3.

Work "A maiden never bold, of spirit still and quiet."

Joan Marie Chaffee "J o"

Commercial, Homemaking

Madrigal Singers 2; Chorus 1, 3; Cla�s Treasurer 2; County Chorus 3; Home-Ec Club 1.

Business "The art of consists i n pleased."

School pleasing b e i n g

Nancy A. Cooper "Nan"

Commercial Home-Ec Club 1.

Work "She won't live long single."

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Lynn Canham

Agriculture F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Bas­ketball 1; Boy's Intramurals 1.

Undecided "Hasten slowly."

Karen Linda Clute

Commercial Twirling 1, 2, 4.

Medical Secretary "It is good to be merry and wise."

Richard L. Ehrenreich "Dick"

Academic Press Club 3, 4; Football 1; J.V. Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Boy's lntramurals 1, 2, 4; Chorus 1, 3, 4; County Chorus 1, 3; All State 4.

College "He dared to walk the lower halls."

Patricia J. Chapple "Pat"

Academic Student Council 2, 3; Press Club 3, 4; Girls' Intramurals 1, 2; Class Secretary 1; Latin Club 1; A.F.S. Club 4; Fu­ture Teachers of Am­erica 4.

College "Pedestrians! You are no longer safe."

E. Sharon Huntington "Sherry"

Commercial & Homemaking Girl's Intramurals 1; Home­Ec Club 2.

Business School "Blushing is the color of virtue."

Martha Ann Berry "Marth"

Academic Press Club 1, 2; J.V. Cheerleading 1, 2; Var­sity Cheerleading, 3,4; Chorus 3, 4; All State Sectional C h o r u s 4; Class Vice-President 3, 4; Latin Club 1; Senior Play 4.

College "I haven't yet seen the boy I can't handle."

Larry Gaddis "Gaddy"

Commercial Work & Marriage

"Boys will be boys."

Linda Anne Hollingshead

Commercial & Academic Girl's Intramurals 1, 2; Cho­rus 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4.

College "The future belongs to those who prepare for it."

Judith S. Gibson "Judy"

Academic Press Club 1, 2; Girl's

Intramurals 1. College

"I try so hard to be good."

Terry E. Houseman

Academic J.V. Basketball 1, 2, 3; Var­sity Basketball 4; Boy's In­tramurals 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Latin Club 1; Senior Play 4.

College "A fresh and free and friendly man."

Bruce W. Krenning "Freddy"

Academic F.F.A. 1; Football 1,

2, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Boys' Intramurals 1, 2. "Persuasion hung long on his lips."

Joan Marie Martin "Jo"

Academic Press Club 3, 4; Chorus 1,3, 4; Class President 1; Latin Club 1. "Free from care - full of fun."

Kent Johnson "Huck"

Academic Student Council 3; Press Club 3; J.V. Basketball 2, 3; Varsity Basketball 4; Boys' Intramurals 1, 2; Class President 3, 4; Senior Play 4.

School of Transportation "All that I've learned, I've forgotten; all that I know, I've guessed."

Donald J. Manley "Don"

Academic College

"A penny saved is a penny earned."

Jo Ann Miller "Jo"

Academic Band 1,2,3,4; Class Treasur­er 4; Latin Club 1; All State 2,3,4; County Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1,2; Senior Play 4; Fu­ture Teachers of America 4.

Fredonia State Teachers College

"Who so would be a man would be a non..oconformist."

Sandra � Jones "Sandy"

Commercial, Homemaking

Press Club 3, 4; Cho­rus 1, 2, 3; Class Sec­retary 4; Library Club 1, 2; Home-Ec Club 2.

Business School "A place for every­thing and everything in its place."

Rick Parsons

Academic Student Council 1; Student Council Vice-President 3; Student Council President 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Bas­ketball 1; Varsity Basket­ball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Boy's Intramurals 2; Cho­rus 1; Class President 2; Class Secretary 3; County Chorus 1; Youth Center Committee 1; Latin Club 1; Senior Play 4; A. F. S. Club 4.

College "Women disturb me not."

Patricia Lynn Myhill "Pat"

Academic Girl's Intramurals 1, 2; J.V. Cheerleading 1; Varsity Cheerlead­ing 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Lat­in Club 1; All State 4; County Band 3.

College ''Life would be intol­erable, were it not for men."

Donna Mathewson

Academic Student Council 4; Press Club 2, 3; Editor-in-Chief of Yearbook 4; Assistant Edi­tor-in-Chief of Yearbook 3; Latin Club 1; Senior Play 4.

College "100 words a minute - no typewriter."

Susan Palmer "Mabel"

Commercial, Homemaking Chorus 3; Home-Ec Club 1.

Business School "There is a bit of the devil in evt>ry angel."

Wanda Munzel "Squeak"

Academic Press Club 2; Girl's Intramurals 1, 2; J.V. Cheerleading 1, 2; Var­sity cheerleading 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Class Treasurer 1; Latin Club 1; Senior Play 4.

College "One of the greatest pleasures of life is conversation."

Loren Parsels

Commercial Football 1, 2; J.V. Basket­ball 1, 2, 3; Varsity Basket­ball 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Boy's Intramurals 1, 2; Press Club 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; County Band 3; Pep Band 3, 4; Senior Play 4.

Business School "I love any discourse - of rivers, fish, and fishing."

William R. Plummer "Bill"

Academic

Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Var­sity Ba ketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Ba eball 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Coun­ty Band 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 1, 2; Volley Ball 1, 2.

College

"Silence is golden."

Barbara evenski "Barb"

Academic - Commercial Press Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Intramurals 1, 2; Youth Center Committee 2, 3. "A woman's whole life is a

h istory of the affections."

Gregory R. Peters "Pete"

Academic

Football 1; Boy's Intramu­ral 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 1, 2;

College

"I shall look up to no one."

Barbara Rutherford "Barb"

Homemaking Twirling 2, 3, 4.

Work

"There's nothing like a little judicious levity."

Madeline Simsik "Maddy"

Academic

Girl's Intramurals 1; J.V. Cheer leading 1; V a r s i t y Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Latin Club 1; All State 3; County Band 2.

College

"But it's the latest style."

Paul Rucinski "Power"

Academic

Football 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4.

College

"Gentleman unafraid.''

Neil C. Woodworth "Crazy legs"

Academic

Yearbook Staff 4; Student Council 1, 4; Press Club 1, 3; J. V. Basketball 2, 3; Baseball 3; Boy's Intramu­rals 1, 2; Boy's State 3.

College

"An innocent face, but you never can tell."

Sidney Thaine "Sid"

Agriculture F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; F.F.A. Reporter 2, 3.

"Why worry, i t ' s bound to happen any-

way."

James Sinclair "Jim"

Academic

Assistant Art Editor of Yearbook 3; Chorus 3, 4; Youth Center Committee 1; Youth Center Committee Chairman 1.

Marsha Whipple "Sha-Sha"

Academic

U.S. AIR FORCE

"Early to bed and early to rise, leaves no bags under your eyes."

Press Club 3; Girl's Intra­murals 1, 2; Band 1, 2; Class Treasurer 3; Literary Edi­tor of Yearbook; Assistant Literary Editor of Yearbook 3; Latin Club 1; All State 2; County Band 1, 2; Pep Band 1, 2; Dance Band 1 ,2; Senior Play 4; A. F. S. Club 4.

College

"I've a great memory for forgetting."

Carol M. Smith "Carol"

Commercial Year book S t a f f 4; Chorus 3, 4; Twirling 4.

I. B. M.

"Quiet as the day is long."

Geri Lynne Woodworth "Geri"

Academic

Press Club 2, 4; Chorus 3, 4; County Chorus 3; Business Manager of Year book 4; As­sistant Business Manager of Yearbook 3; Senior Play; President of F. T. A., 4.

Teacher's College

"I believe in the ultimate decency of things."

NAME

"Chikita" Arosemena "Boom boom" Balschmiter "Lightfoot" Bayne "Brad" Bentley "Mary" Billing ley Loui�e Bohnet "Bug�" Canham ",Jo" Chaffee "Terry" Chapple

"Cupcake" Clute "Schnooke" 'ooper "Bubbles" Ehrenriech "Gaddy" Gaddis "Jude" Gib�on "Blondie" Herry "Yuk- Yuk" Hollingshead "Pat" Houseman "Sherri" Huntington "Curly" Johnson "Sandy" Jones "Freddy" Krenning "Muscles" Manley "Marty" Martin "Birdie" Mathew on "Weasel" Miller "Squeak" Munzel "Shorty" Myhill "Mabel" Palmer "Parsels "Orv" Parsons "Shotgun" Peter "Ralph" Plummer "Power" Rucin ki "Tub " Rutherford "Babs" Sevenski "Cuddle " Simsik "Tiger" Sinclair

"Pete" Smith "Lightning" Thaine "Sha Sha" Whipple "Jeremiah" Woodworth ''Crazyleg " Woodworth

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AMBITION

Medical Secretary Flapper Secretary Farmer Professional Student Nurse Hot Rod Racer Secretary Go back to Greece

Medical Secretary Secretary Engineer Graduate Registered Nurse Dental Hygienist History Teacher Tum over a new leaf "Lone Ranger II" Head of Langdon Truck Lines Secretary Veterinarian .Janitor Typist Administrative Nurse Music Teacher Be accepted at Notre Dame Phy. Ed. Teacher Secretary to lawyer Pro Baseball Player Educated Bum To own Palwak's Engineer Doctor Cowboy Nurse Hair Stylist None in particular

Dancer Beachcomber Catch a Harvard man Teacher Comedienne

PROBABLY WILL BE

TV Announcer College Latin Professor "Twist" Queen Ballet Dancer Lead Man on a Chain gang Flying Trapese Artist Chief babysitter President of Mother's Club Owner of Peppermint Lounge

Bubble Dancer Riveter Movie Star P. Graduate A Bartender Missionary Burlesque Queen Flea Farmer Circus Rider Gas Station Attendant Night Club Entertainer Butcher Husband of Bridgit Bardot Owner of N. Y. Times Lady undertaker Baton Twirler Chief bottle washer Old Maid Lawyer's Wife Pro Tiddly Wink Player Educated Bum A clerk forever Caboose Keeper Nurse Lady a bouncer Owner of lighthouse Late President of Alcoholics Anony-

mous Traveling Salesman Janitor of Y.W.C.A. Cigarette girl at the Beachhead Emily Post II Owner of Peppermint Lounge

CHIEF WORRY

Mad Staying home on weekend'

Talkative Without hi bluej ean Not dieting D umb Without hi boat Weld Bringing the twi t to

Lyndonville The Navy A certain Medina Boy Robbing the cradle Getting married Getting the car California girls Not being able to do omething Tall Boisterous Girlless Snobbish Married With a 6' blond Not talking to Geri Untidy Agreeing A wall flower Being true to one boy Fat and 50 In a tuxedo A romeo Going to a dance Mode t With a high voice Fat Verbo e Peppy Staying at home

Loud Without his car Drunk Mad Scoring 20 point·

CAN YOU IMAGINE

HIM OR HER

Mi tletoe Phone call Homework Reputation Fingernail poli h Dropping things F.F.A. jacket In a bad mood Frowning

Diplomatic On a oap box H urrying Bald Without the car Without C'asey Hi tory class Weight Someone from Indiana Class of '62 Her "bomb" Fire bug Having to talk School paper Yearbook deadline Bruce vs. Doug Being in on thing Keeping her date straight Being nice Keeping calm Making a good impression Money Ball games History class Gaining weight Phone call' Suntan for dance: Getting a date

Getting called on in cla None Getting to ermany Selling pon orship Those nior parties

OUTSTANDING

CHARACTERISTIC

mile Boldne s Shyne s Phy ique Wit

ourtesy Quietness

incerity Per onality

Bluntne : Giggle Walk Hair Curly Hair Femininity Freckles Reliability Blush Tongue Exactnes:o; Curly hair Thriftiness Dependabili ly Eye. Forthrightne ·s Talkativenes Hair Walk Enthusia m

Reservation Height Athletic aiJility Volubility Fun lovingnes.

'oyne Hairdo Flirtatiou ne'

Quietne Mechanical ability Ab. entmindedne

eriou ne Clowning around

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TH E LINK THAT FOSTE RS FRIENDSHI P

THE AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE

Lyndonville Central chool i. proud to hav Maria Teresa Arose­

m na of Panama vi:iting u: a. the representative of the American Field

ervice. Residing with the James �1athewson family at Millers, Maria lead.

th l ife of a bu. y t enager. In addition to her studies in American Hi . tory, EngiL h , Biology, Typing and bookkeeping, . he . pend orne of her time tell ing the people of Lyndonville and neighboring community about life in Panama.

::\1aria ha. greatly added to the :tudent.' feeling of brotherhood and go dwill. \Ve incerely hope that Maria will remember Lyndonville and it people a. her econd home, and perhaps return . omeday.

Thi� is Maria's nativt• dn•ss, whit·h she wears only on srH'eial on·a­

sions and at Carnival tinw.

Maria �tudies hanl at home to keep up he1· marks.

AME R ICANS ABR OAD

As Lyndonville's second representative of the Americans Abroad Program, Patricia

happle spent the Summer in Greece. In July she . tayed on the island of rete; Augu t found her in the city of Amalia , which is located on the mainland.

The Lyndonville students and area groups have enjoyed her accounts of her experiences in that European country, and through her talks we have come to realize the importance of fellow hip with other nation .

Maria and Pat.

Pat with her second family, who live in the city

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AS WE WER E

1. B. Krenning 2. R. Ehrenreich 3. G. Woodworth 4. S. Thaine 5. P. Rucinski 6. P. Chapple 7. D. Mathewson 8. C. Bayne 9. R. Parsons and T. Houseman 10. W. Munzel 11. M. WhipnlP 12. T. Hou�em;tn 13. M. Wl>ipple and J. Billingsley 14. P. Mvhill 15. K. Johnson 16. J. Billing�ley 17. K. Clute 18. .T. Martin l!l. C. Bal!>chmiter 20. L. Par�el� 21. Bev and MadPlinP Sim�ik 22.

Cooper 23. L. Canham 24. J. Sinclair 25. J. Gib!<on 26. A. BohnE-t 27. W. Plumer 28. S. Jones 29. R. Parsons 30. R. Enrenreich 31. S. Hunting­ton 32. J. Gibson, P. Chapple, S. Palmer. B. Krenninl:{, C. HousPman. R. Parson , C. Balschmit­E'r 33. J. ChaffE-e 34. T. Hou!<Pman, J. Gihson, C. Houseman. C. Balschmiter, S. Palmer, P. Chapple, B. Krenning 35. J. Miller.

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JUNIORS

Vice Pre ident, G. Barnum; ecretary, K. Woodworth;

Pre ident, L. Hoffman; Trea urer, A. Joy.

CLASS

SOPHOMORES

PreRident, D. Krisher; Secretary, A. Barry; Vice

President, C. Woodworth; Treasurer, G. Wilson.

OFFICERS

FRESHMEN

President, T. Martin; Secretary, S. Sanderson; Vice

President, L. Woodworth; Treasurer, D. Tyson.

JUNIORS - MR. BOYD

Top Row : J. Grehlinger, S. Johnson, G. Bayne,

M. Baron, R. Brown, G. Barnum, W. Applin, L.

Goldsmith. M. Linda, R. Hoffman, Mr. Boyd. Second

Row : L. H offman, J. Cook, A. Drisdom, C. Krisher,

R. Breeze, L. H el sdon. Front Row: L. Flynn, M.

Jermyn, A. Joy, P. Lartz, B. Fisk, D. Lonnen, L.

Bane.

JUNIORS - MRS. BYERLY

Top Row : S. Routledge, W. Mapes, J. Seward, E.

Pritchard, A. Papp, L. Plummer, J. Wright, R. Wil­

son, W. Rumble, J. Mape , J. Mathewson, Mrs.

Byerly. econd Row : J. Nellist, J. Petrie, N. Withey,

D. Watson, L. Meister, M. Lonnen, K. Woodworth,

K. Strickland. Front Row : C. Newman, N. Plummer,

T. Maynard, M. Lonnen, M. Starr, S. Sargent.

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SOPHOMORES - MRS. LAKE Top Row : E. Bell , K. Bane, G. Lonnen, G. Bentely ,

D . Lonnen, 0. Anstey, M . Breeze, R . Bane, D.

Krisher, D. Goetze, R. Herring, W. Bias, Mrs. Lake.

Second Row : J. Fraser, P. H art en, J. Lacey, V.

Hausler, J. Gaddis, L. Bane, C. Joy, J. Lonnen,

J. Harriman, E. McLendon, D. Goetze. Front Row :

M. Dumont L. Lartz, D. Chapple, M. James, A.

Barry, C. Maines, M. Barry, E. Horth, R. Hadstead.

Absent : L. Coke, C. Geiger, L. H artz.

SOPHOMORES -MISS O'BRIEN Top Row : D. Tuttle, E. Woods, G. Skinner, J.

Woodworth, G. Wilson, J. Saeva. Second Row : J.

Rouse, C. W oodworth, E. Oglesby, J. Yaxley, Miss

O'Brien. Front Row : W. Rutherford, E. Oglesby,

J. Schroeder, J. Palmer, S. Parsons. Absent : D.

Morrell, P. Smith, G. Plummer.

FRESHMEN - MR. BROOKS Top Row : S. Bake-, B. Bane, W. Bane, E. Corser,

R. Breeze, W. Green, C. Boyce, D. Baird, N. Dersley,

J. Gilbert, W. Austin, Mr. Brooks. econd Row : M.

Hass, B. Anderson, K. Eckler, B. Fitch, N. Cooper,

A. Carver, L. Buckland. Front Row : G. Barringer,

S. Breeze, M. Costich, M. Clark, M. Clark, E. Blake,

G. Buckland.

FRESHMEN - MR. DINGLER Top Row : Mr. Dingler, L. Woodworth, D. Tyson,

S. Shingleton, J. Whipple, S. Tombari. Second Row :

W. Zanow, W. Southworth , H. Smith, C. Wright,

S. Sanderson, C. Yaxley. Front Row : S. Stachewicz,

J. Wienke, D. Scharlaw, . Schompert.

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FRESHMEN - MR. DERRY Top Row: V. Hedley, W. Helsdon, W. eal; J. Kim­

ball, R. H ibbard, B. Horth, J. James, L. Jackson,

L. Rutherford , C. Houseman, D. Miller, W . • tephens,

lfr. Derry. econd Row: T. Marti n, G. ellist.

Herry, A. MacDonald, P. Houseman, L. Phinney,

T. Hodgins. B. H ungerfo•·d, M. owak, G. Isom,

P. Mathewson. Front Row: B. Horth, J. Rucinski,

R. Oliver, D. Quintern, D. Loosse, B. Marek.

EIGHTH GRADE - MR. FIFIELD Top Row: .J. Wells, D. Crosby, R. Allen, L. Craw­

shaw, D. F.hrPnreich, E. Bane, V. Broz k, D. Gainer,

R. lark, . Gowan, f. Emory, H. Bohn t, A. Cain.

Second Row: J. anham, D. Dickin!'on. C. Barnum,

D. Bedient, D. Ehrenreich. L. C'oke. D. Fuller, L.

Baron, R. Brinson. Fronf Row: H. Chapple, B.

Barry, D. Fan , B. Flynn R. Callard, P. Fisher,

R. Dumont. bsentees: J. oster, H. Hal loday.

EIGHTH GRADE - MR. WINDER Top row : C. Raymondjack, S. Williams, D. Schuner,

K. Strickland, K. Starr, D. Woodroe, A. Wood­

worth, M. Postle, E. Sweetman, R. Thiel, D. Mor­

rell. Second row : R. Nettnin, W. Seward, D. New­

man, S. Seekins, R. Merriman, J. Stachewicz, L.

Schroeder, P. Miller, J. Plummer, J. Thiel. Front

row : M. Rucinski, S. Zaph, Mr. Winder, C. Wienke,

N. Taylor. Ab entee : V. Sevenski, L. Papp, D.

Dunn.

EIGHTH GRADE - MISS MASTERS Top row: Miss Masters, C. Housel, N. Marek, J.

Gibson, V. Long, P. Harriman, H. King, L. Jones,

G. Kage, K. Kenyon, L. Houseman, D. Kenyon.

Second row : M. Jones, R. Lewis, K. Hartsen, G.

Maynard, G. Stephens, L. Fuller, J. Klino. Front

row: C. Marcks, M. Harrod, L. Hl'idl'mnn, R. Lon­

nen, S. Johnson, S. Goff, M. llnusll.'l".

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EVENTH GRADE - MRS. WEBBER Top Rf>w: .T. Harri.;, K. L'mnf•n. R. Rre,•ze, W. Ding­

ler, W. r:off. G. King, L. ('onper, .T. Long, R. Bane,

N. Landi!-!, R. r:reen, D. IIPdley. L . . Jones, L. Baird ,

L . . Jark!'lon . .'ccond Row: W. Dunn, G. Callard, J.

Buckland, S. Raker, R. Hillman, E. Thering, P.

Bickle, B. Hyde, C. Bre ze, Harrod, L. Foss,

D. Cain, W. McLendon. Front Row: K. Kimi, E.

Corser, B. Loosse, C. James, J. Emory, E. Lewis,

B. Bias.

SEVENTH GRADE - MR. STORNELLI Top Row: Mr. Stomelli, J. King, J. Marek, E. Wills,

H. Perry, D. Albone, J. Mapes, D. Morrell, T. Searls,

R. Wells, R. Worthworth, W. Rinker, P. Gowan, E.

Thering. Second Row: R. Sanderson, J. Miller, R.

Taylor, R. Worthworth, L. Stothers, L. Voelker,

K. Waterson, P. Wells, L. Hollingshead, R. Seven-

ski, S. Thomas, A. Petrie, G. Riodan, R. Staines.

Front Row: R. Zapf, R. Schompert, M. Sakowski,

R. Palmer, P. Yaxley, L. Tombari, M. Merriman,

G. Newman, C. Wilson, D. Stephens. Absentees:

B. Plummer, W. Starr.

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BEST PERSO ALITIES.

MOST LIKELY TO S CCEED.

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SIXTH GRADE - MR. JOHNSON Top Row : P. MacDonald, R. Ward, G. Tyson, D.

Jame , K. aeva, J. Lawrence, W. Starkes, D. Barry,

W. Taylor, L. Hyde, H. Geiger, h. Johnson. econd

Row : W. Miller, J. Tombari, J. Mim , B. Albone, R.

Ver ruyss , L. Houseman, P. Canham, D. Albone,

R. Bentley, D. Koester, R. Boi vert. Front Row :

L. Myhill, B. filler, R. Goff, . Taylor, B. Merlin,

S. Bane.

SIXTH GRADE - MR. BENNET Top Row : R. Peterson, E. Taylor, L. Miller, G.

Green, L. Rutherford, E. Barnum , R. Lane, D.

Oliver, J. Brown, R. Steimer, Mr. Bennett. econd

Row : E. Murray, R. Jones, R. Tombari, H. Bane,

R. Lewis, R. Bruning, D. Secloff, J. Ward, D. Vevan,

C. Cau. F ront Row : R. Bacon, E. Ilatt, L. Emory, D.

Koester, E. Dunn, R. Dingler.

SIXTH GRADE - MRS. GOTTS Top Row : P. Johnson, B. Parsons, S. Dack, M.

Schuner, D. Petrie, L. Schuner, L. Housel, J. Plum­

mer, R. Barry, W. Maines. econd Row : P. Austin,

C. Bale, E. Bedient, L. Mar k. Front Row : M. Giam­

papa, J. ewton, f. Sanderson, . Dunn, D. Seven­

ski , J. Martin, J. Sakowski, K. Lartz, B. Mason.

FI FTH GRADE - MRS. SCHOMPER T Top Row : R. Allen, L. Hertz, G. Cau, M. Woodhull,

E. Gates, M. Stachewicz, J. Drisdom, C. WoodJ

worth , . Baker, R. Krenning, L. Watson, B. Smith,

L. Strickland, Mrs. Schomp rt. econd Row : C. Max­

well , G. Schlau, R. Halliday, G. Albone, J. Hausler,

R. Broadwell, G. Housel, D. Oakes, T. Allport, F.

Long, trickland, J. Kimi, C. James. Front Row :

D. Barry, S. Robin on, P. Wirth, V. Tombari, D.

Pike, L. Loke, E. Thering.

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FIFTH GRADE - MRS. BARNUM Top IWw: T. Nellist, C. Ander on, D. Thering, C.

Dunn, M. Rinker, B. Wirth, M. EhPenreich, K. Can­

ham, R. Lonnen, R. Oglesby, S. Bane, K. Ruther­

ford. econd IWw : R. Petrie, C. Brabon, W. Hausler,

J. Thomas, D. Brant, B. Mank, B. Fitch, J. Carpen-

ter, E. Schwarpott, F. Fitzwater, M. Woods, R.

Kenyon, A. Newton. Front IWw: T. Stachewics, B.

Rucinski, A. Amsdill, R. Taylor, N. Plummer, D.

Foss.

FIFTH GRADE - MRS. POLER Top IWw: Mrs. Poler, D. Ralph, G. H arris, D. Mapes,

L. Grimes, R. Reimer, K. Dunn, R. Gainers, S. Dill,

H . Molten, S. Taylor. Front IWw: W. Barry, G.

Lusk, A. Anderson, R. Allen, C. Simmons, T. Dil l ,

K. Oliver, D . Murray.

FOURTH GRADE - MRS. BENNET Top Row: Mrs. Bennett, M. Gaddis, P. Johnson,

W. Stothers, E. Woodworth, L. Watts, S. Plummer,

A. Papp, M. Stawick, C. Oliver, M. Kilborn, L.

Landis, J. Bane, W. Thering. econd Row: C. Bacon,

L. Hoffman, B. Allport, P. MacJackson, J. Whipple,

M. Rilley, R. Boisvert, M. Herring, . Jermyn, S.

Gould. Front Row: W. Driston, W. Owen, M. Seeloff,

M. McLendon, D. Newman, W. Goff, A. Stache­

wicz.

FOURTH GRADE - MISS CLOSE Top Row: Miss Close, C. Riches, M. Snowden, P.

Steimer, P. Dunn, W. Holsing, J. Bale. econd Row:

M. Crosby, lark, E. Carver, . Woodworth, D.

Cake, K. Scharping, L. Lake. Front Row: L. Taylor,

R. Edwards, V. Wolf, S. Klino, S. Lartz, L. Ricci,

C. Raymonjack, B. Jone , C. Fisher.

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FOURTH GRADE - MRS. ACKERSON Top Row : L. M i ller, Mr . Ackerson, P. Callard, D.

Montague, H. Lawrence, M. Bayne, D. Jame , G.

Ia on, . Miller, R. Boyce, P. Woody. , econd Row :

D. Albone, W. Hyde, F. Forrester, L. \'er Cruysse,

R. Horth, E. Emory, A. Cotriss, N. Mank. Front

Row : G. Amsdill , R. Caw, C. Coke, S. Dunn. Ab en­

t ee : A. Le Van.

THIRD GRADE - MRS. PETERS Top Row: Mrs. Peters, V. Wolfe, P. Barry, S. Petrie,

J. Roger , R. ellist, D. Lartz, C. Smith, N. Seward,

J. Marek, M. Smith, M. Southworth. , econd Row :

L. Albone, M. Maynard, M. Harter, L. Gidley, K.

Bane, R. Rutinski, D. 'elli�t. Front Row: L. ew­

ton, C. Bedient, B. Bates, L. M illis, D. Murray, J.

Riemer.

THIRD GRADE - MRS. FRASER Top Row : D. Dunn, J. Belson, R. Taylor, R. Schwarz­

ott, B. Gainers, Mrs. Fras r, D. Dunn, R. Corser,

P. Emory, S. James. Front Row: T. Anderson, B.

Moten, J. Dunn, D. Forrester, P. Boyce, D. Grabow­

ki, W. Oliver, R. Dunn. Ab ent: B. Lu k.

THIRD GRADE - MRS. GAY Top Row: B. Lartz, J. Baron, C. Kenyon, B. Merlin,

R. Woodworth, A. Derisley, K. Ostrander, J. Ams­

dill, L. Harrod, S. Ricci. L. Schwartzott. econd

Row : D. Grabowski, G. Woodworth, D. Peters, C.

Boyce, J. Klatt, J. Wilson, R. Heideman, C. Bilicki.

Front Row : C. Schlau, D. Dumont, R. Brinson, K.

Schoelles, R. Neuman.

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ECO D GRADE - MRS. GALLAGH ER Top Row : J. Alhont>, G. Brant, T. Myer�. K. Seeloff,

L. Humphrey, E. Drisdon, J. Prahler, R. Petrie, T.

Klatt, D. Hou. eman, �1. Bohnet, L. Bale. econd

Row : L. Ralph, L. Tombari, J. Radun!\, D. Bias, R.

Heideman, J. Shingl ton, J. Lov well , J. Jermyn,

D. Barry, P. Hughe!\, D. elliRt, S. • tachewicz.

Front Row : C. CzarnopyRki, P. MaRon, J. Dunn, A.

Lonnen, L. Hausler, J. oke, H. Brown, E. Klatt,

J. Fitzwater. Absent : D. Hill.

SECOND GRADE - MRS. SANDERSON Top Row : M. Ki lborn, L. Coke, J. Woodworth, D.

Oakes, K. Rogers, . Breed, K. Bree?.e, C. Crooks,

C. Robinson, l\1. Parsels, M. Fisher, K. Woody.

.'econd Row : P. Hoffman, D. foore, S. Woodworth,

G. Thering, J. Giampapa, P. Howell , J. Sakowski, M.

Czarnopyski, l\1. Herry, happel. Front Row : B.

Parsons, L. Dunn, C'. Zapf. A. Housel, C. Foss, T .

Wolfe, D. Bacon. Absent : D. Bilicki.

SECO D GRADE - MRS. BANE Top Row: R. William:, R. Brumng, . Kennedy, A.

Landi., T O.·trander, G. Tomban, J. Yaxley, J.

Taylor. Second Row: I. Brant, D. Smith, D. Dunn,

D. ar�il l , T. Hyde. Front Ro"': C. Riffle, G. Taylor,

S. Ver Cru:se, :\L Kennedy, R. Dunn, V. Lu:k.

Absent : B. Brozek.

FIRST GRADE - MRS. TODKILL Top Row: C. Scharlay, J. Flood, J. Johnson, M.

Homes, M. Ricci, J. Prahler, F. Goodrich, L. Whip­

ple, K. Baron, K. Klino, R. Bates, J. Kilborn, C. Dill.

econd Row: J. Scharlau, D. Owen, J. Woods, R.

Regling, D. Allport, T. Woodworth, B. 1ontaque,

J. Smith, K. Thering, R. Bruning, J. Goldsmith.

Front Row: D. Hausler, S. Gould, R. Hertz, D. How­

ell, D. Hodgins, J. Williams, L. Allport, 1. Schwar­

gott. bsentee : D. Coon, M. Kage.

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FIRST GRADE - MISS LIENH ART Top Row : J. Riley, R. Ver !·uysse, K. Woody, D.

Tombari, A. Jac·kson, A. Myers, D. Schoelles, R.

Kenyon, J. Hyde, D. Heideman. econd Row: T.

mith, R. Lovewell , M. Stawicki , L. elson, R. Tay-

lor. Front Row : W. chlow, R. Brown, . Moten, K. Bane, J. Kennedy, D. Petrie, B. Oderkirk, B. fank. Ab ent : C. LeVan, D. Woodward.

FIRST GRADE - MISS DICKINSON Top Row : R. Boisvert, P. Strother , J. Seeloff, R.

Hill, S. Roth, B. Landis, C. Plummer, K. Marshall,

M . Bane, G. Dix, B. Jones, R. Hoffman, B. Jordan,

J. Dunn, E. udd. !'cond Row : J. Foss, R. Brabon,

Y. Strictland, G. Wakefield, L. Mansell, J. M illis, J.

ellist, B. ewman, J. Wakefield, L. Dunn, B.

Bentley, B. Flinn. Front Row : S. Klatt, J. Maris­

zewski, D. Manning-, L. Hyndman, M . Goetze, C.

Cooper, R. Plummer, W. Grabowski.

KINDERGARTEN - MRS. HOLLE BECK Top Row: E. Dunn, P. Cooper, \V. Holmes, D. Dunn,

D. Wolfe, K. Myers, C. Hol!;ing, D. Wih;on. Front How: R . ellist, L . Kenn d y , K . Goodrich, . Ed-

ward.·, C. H<'dl<'y, :\1. Hyd(•, • ·. Ll'\'an. (; . Racluns.

D. Hicci, G. Houst>man, .. F('l"g"<'l1, S. Xl'wman. mith, :\Irs. Hol lt>nlwck. Ab'-l'nt : A. Pattl'rson.

KI DERGARTEN - MRS. MILLER Top How: R. Clark, C. Pawlak, E. haffee, R.

Schoen, J. Whipple, B. Regling, Eppoloti, D.

James, J. lark, M. Knight, . Bentley, chlau,

K. Ralph. Front Row: J. Miller, G. Slusser, P. Mar-

tin, J. Pompey, B. B1·eeze, L. Bale, R. Belson, D.

Goldsmith, B. Riches. Absent: L. Bil icki, G. H eid­

enian.

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KINDERGARTEN - MRS. CLEARY Top Ro'': L. Thering, D. Young, P. H ughes, E.

chunner, D. Pratt, S. Harter, C. Thoma , D. Lip­

pold, C. Feldman, D. Bia., M. Wolfe, V. Brant, M .

Taylor. Front Row: K . Jordan, L . Portasica, D . eff,

M. Allport, D. Mank, D. Merlin, . Kabasta, J.

Broadwell, J. Hall. Absentee : S. Coon.

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL Pre ident: J. wton Vice Pre. ident: K. Lartz

Top Row: L. Hoffman, D. Peters, G. Taylor, P. Gal­

lard, R Kenyon, L. Hertz. econd Row: J. Shingle­

ton, V. Wolfe, L. Loke, J. Dunn, J. Sakowski, R.

Steimer, J. ewton, K. Lartz, D. Albone. Front

Row: R. Bentley, L. Allport, T. Smith, D. Barry, D.

Ralph. dvisor: Mr. Warner.

�ORT$

Top Row : Coach A. Hartsen, Coach W. John on, W.

Mapes, T. Crosby, J. Jame , D. Fraser, J. Whipple, R.

B rown, K. Cooper, G. Skinner, R. Wilson, G. Bayne, E.

Pritchard, S. Coke, D. Goetz. Middle Row : Cadet A.

Breton, D. Goetz, P. Rucinski, L. Mei ter, J. Foss, N.

Derisley, H . Denson, E. Woods, W. Bias, R. Hibbard,

C. Boyce, W. Zanow, B. Krenning. First Row : Managers

P. MacDonald and R. Barry, P. Mathewson, W. South­

worth, A. Giampapa, C. Herry, J. Edwards, W. Donald

Foreground : R. Par ons, W. Plummer.

FOOTBALL TEAM

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The 1962 football team, under the able leader. hip of coach Hart en and coach John-

on had the best ea on . ince 1957 compil ing a 4 win, 2 lo. s record. The team won the "C" league champion. h ip and wa third in B-C league. Losing only to Oakfield and Corfu the "Tigers" also broke a coring record pil­ing up 122 point in one . eason.

Ther.e were six Seniors on the team this year led by captains Rick Parsons and Bill

Plummer. They were Paul Rucinski, Dan Fra er, Ken C'ooper and Bruce Krenning.

The scoring wa as follows : Bill Plum­mer 64, Ed Wood 38, Rick Par ons 12, Wally Mapes 7, and Paul Rucinski scoring on a point after the touchdown.

The team is very grateful for the pirit of the student body and the townspeople, who supported us, and cheered us on to victory.

Standing: W. Plummer, L. Parsels, T. Crosby, R. Parsons, K. Johnson, R. Ehren­

reich, N. Woodworth, B. Bentley, T. Houseman, Manager, J. Stachewicz.

VARSITY

Again this season Coach March came to Lyndonville to build another good team. In our first two game again t Kendall, our traditional rival, and a very good team from Oakfield, the boys didn't click. However, the team finally came through in a game with Alexander. Down by 27-17 at half time, they came on strong to win 45-43 in the second half.

BASKETBALL

Rick Parsons, Richard Ehrenreich, and William Plummer were cho en captains out of the eight seniors on the team. With the h elp of the student body and especially the cheerleaders, we hope the team does as well for the remainder of the season.

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Top row: Mr. Stornelli, D. Krisher, L. Plummer, J. Whipple, G. Skinner, S. Coke, R. Herry, G. Bent­

ley, J. Woodworth. Front row: J. Coster, C. Herry, E. Bell, A. Giampapa, G. Wilson, W. Helston, T. Martin, D. Crosby.

J V BASKETBALL

By looking at the core thu far this ea on ii seem as though our J. V. Tiger have met tiff oppo ition. Though the Tiger h ave been on the short end of the coring o far this ea on it i how they play the game that really count�. Under Coach Stornelli Jay-Veec; h ave di played good port man h ip in all their conte ts and in some spot have shown a potential greater than their record account for. However, with a team compo ed mo tly of fir t year men and the remaining player of last year's team that aw limited action the J . V . team need a little time before i t begins t o work a a unit. When this is accomplished our J . V . Tigers will how us better re ults in the near future. The tarting line-up con i t of ace rebounder Gary Skinner and Lee Plum­mer, with John Woodworth, Terry Martin and "Tony" Giampapa a backcourt play-maker .

SPORTS SCORES BATTING AVERAGES- 1961

Name AB H Avg.

Parsons, R. 42 19 .452

Peters, S. 42 16 .380

Taylor, D . 40 15 .375

Long, R. 37 11 .297

Parsels, L. 38 11 .289

Plummer, W. 45 9 .200

Ehrenreich, R. 33 6 .181

Woodworth, P. 13 2 .154

Rucinski, P. 26 3 .115

Bentley, B. 19 2 .105

Brown, R. 6 3 .500

King, J. 2 1 .500

Mapes, W. 1 0 .000

Won-9

Lost-3 Team Batting Avg.-.285

FOOTBALL SCORES

Alexander 7 Lyn. 19

Barker 0 Lyn. 13

Pavilion 0 Lyn. 39

Elba 6 Lyn. 26

Oakfield 32 Lyn. 12

Corfu 20 Lyn. 13

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JUNIOR VARSITY

BASKETBALL SCORES

L. C. S. 33 Kendall 42

L. C. S. 36 Oakfield 56

L. C. S. 34 Alexander 37

L. C. S. 37 Corfu 35

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'tanding : Coach Hartsen, R. Brown, R. Ehrenreich, N. Woodworth, W. Mapes,

G. Bemtley, B. Bently, L. Parsels, P. Rucinski. Kneeling : R. Parsons, W. Plum­

mer.

BASEBALL

As baseball sea o n began, the boys realized t a long hard road lay ahead if they were to apture the league championship which was . to Elba the year before. Under the guid­e of Coach Hartsen, the team fought endle s­toward this goal, and. when the season was r, the Lyndonville Tigers had once again ned the title of "Champions."

After the regular season, the team repre­ted L. C. S. in the Section V, quarterfinal roff game again t Cuba. This was the Tiger ' t game of the year, the team playing error-

ball and winning by a score of 8-1 .

Naples Central School wa the opponent for the semifinal game, and it was with this game that the season ended for Lyndonville. Be­hind 8-2 going into the la t inning, the Tigers staged a desperate rally, only to see it fall short by one run. Naples won, 8-7, and the hopes for that long-awaited game at Redwing Stadium were stymied for another year.

Hopes are high at L. C. S. for another suc­cessful campaign in 1 962. The team will be com­prised of mostly seniors and all indications point to a happy season for Coach Hartsen and the student body of Lyndonville Central School.

VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Top Row : A. Barry, P. Myhill, W. Munzel. First Row : M. Henry, M.

Simsik, S. Paksons.

JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Top Row : M . owak, P. Hartsen. First Row : M. Ha ·s, . Routledge,

L. Flynn, L. Lartz.

J UNIOR A watery wonderland wa the theme for

our Junior Prom, entitled "The Enchanted Sea." The decorations included a sunken ship, an

underwater castle, a mermaid and a treasure chest. On the stage were two giant seashells, which served as the thrones for the king and queen.

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PROM Rick Parsons and Patricia Myhill reigned

as king and queen. Their royal attendants were : Martha Herry, Wanda Munzel, Barbara Seven­ski, Madeline Simsik, Marsha Whipple, B radley Bentley, Kent Johnson, Terry Houseman, Jim Sinchair, and Niel Woodworth.

Standing : J. Bil lingsley, M. Whipple, G. Woodworth, A. Bohnet. Sitting:

Advisor: Mrs. Bradley, D. Mathewson, M . Simsick.

YEARBOOK STAFF

Editor-in-Chief

Photography Editor

Literary Editor

Art Editor

Bu ine Manager

Copyright Editor

Th i. wa: a very eventful year for the mem­ber. of the yearbook . taff. The cia. decided to change to Inter-Collegiate Pre . . , which meant that the whole yearhook had to be completed by December 25. After . everal rushes for those deadlines, we were greatly relieved when the final layouts were put in the mail.

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Donna Mathewson

Johanna Billingsley

Mar ha Whipple

Madeline Simsick

Geri Woodworth

Ann Bohnet

However we are proud of the "Echo", and feel a . en. e of accompli. hment for the time we spent. Our thank go out to all those who helped us and we hope you will be as proud of i t as we are.

Standing : C. Herry, S. Goff, C. Breeze, M. Nowak, D. Mathewson, N.

Woodworth, C. Wilson. eated : H. Bohnet, N. Plummer, L. Flynn, R.

Parsons, L. Lartz, G. Wilson.

STUDENT COUNCIL

Rick Parsons

Naomi Plummer

President _

Vice-Pre ident

Secretary -------------------- Linda Flynn

Treasurer

Calendar Keeper

Advisor _

------------------ Linda Lartz

- - - -- - ------ - ------ - - - __ Gary Wilson

___ ------------------- Mr. Berry

The Student Council, con isting of two stu­dents elected from each grade and an honorary member, Maria Theresa Aro emena, represents the entire tudent body. It governs all the activities of the various classes and student organizations. By bringing all such activities before the Council, conflicting interests are prevented and often helpful criticism is handed down.

The Student Council is also a service organ-

ization. I t provide the tudent body with a weekly schedule of school event , and selects as embly programs. Again this year, the Stu­dent Council collected money for the chool wel­fare fund at Christmas time.

The main money-making project of the Stu­dent Council is the sale of individual picture . This year, however, PTA calendars were also sold.

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First Row : L. Canham, G. Bentley, G. Bayne, S. Thaine. Back Row : D. Lonnen,

M . Lonnen, J. Fraser, D. Goetze, D. Goetze. Kneeling : L. Plummer, J. Seward.

FUTURE FARMERS OF AME RICA

President

Vice-Pre ident

Secretary

Trea urer

Reporter

Sentinel

Advisor

At the beginning of the '61-'62 chool year, the election of. officer of the Lyndon­ville F.F.A. took place. There weren't any Agriculture I tudents to be initiated into the Greenhand degree, but last year's Green­hands were rai. ed to Chapter Farmers.

The F.F.A. planned a j unk drive for th is year'. main activity, in order to help raise

Lynn Canham

Sidney Thaine

John Seward

Lee Plummer

Gary Bayne

Gordon Bentley

Mr. Dingler

money for the purcha. e of F.F.A. j ackets. Among the other activities cheduled

for this year included F.F.A. basketball, and the annual Father and Son Banquet. We also participated in the Niagara-Orleans Parli­amentary Procedure Contest and j udging conte. t .

Gary Bayne

Top Row : J. Nellist, T. Maynard, A. Papp, L. Holling head, C. Sevenski, B.

Plummer, Mr. Shoen, K. Woodworth, D. Tyson. econd Row : J. Petrie, N. Wood­

worth, B. Bentley, J. Fraser. First Row : P. Chapple, G. Woodworth, J. Miller.

FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB

Pre ident

Vice-Pre ident

Secretary

Trea urer

Parliamentarian

H istorian _ _ __ _ _ _ _ · - _ _ _

Geri Woodworth

Patricia Chapple

Jeanette Petrie

Neil Woodworth

Jo Ann Miller

Bradley Bentley

Thi year there wa a new organization added to the extra curricular activities of Lyndonville Central School. I ts title is the Lucian A. Webber Chapter of the Future Teachers of America. I t is an organization of young people interested in the field of teaching. We have as our objectives learning the basic fundamentals of the profession. Our projects include program. with speakers on education, trips to nearby State Teachers

olleges, and a recruit campaign in ninth and tenth grades. Some long-range plans branch out to the State and National Asso­ciations and their conventions. We also hope to form a teachers aid program.

It is hoped that more students will take an interest in this new and growing club. Teaching has tremendous needs and possi­bilities waiting to be filled by high school students.

Jo Ann M iller

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Back Row : ::\1r. Boyd, J. Palmer, E. Bell , K. Bane, P. Hartsen, Mr. Shoen, C.

::\1aines, R. Bane, C. Geiger, ::\L James . . ' econd lto w : E. Pritchard, J. Schroeder,

R. Baker, G. Plum mer. First Row : ::\1. Barry, J. Fraser.

SCIENCE CLUB

Pre ident

Vice-President

Ronald Bane

Randall Baker

Secretary-Treasurer Kirk Bane

Advisors Mr. Boyd and Mr. Shoen

After . everal delays, the Science Club finally got under way. Organized at the be­ginning of the school year by Ronald Bane, \\'ith the a si:tance of our advisors Mr. Boyd and Mr. Shoen, the club now consi. ts of fourteen members. The main objectives of this club are to increase the . tudent's knowledge of science and per hap' stimulate new hobbies in the many fields of science.

At the present time we are going to af-

filiate with Science Club of America and Science Service of Wa. hington, D. C. In the spring we shall enter the be. t of our individ­ual projects and possibly a club project in the area . cience fairs.

Although this is the first time that a club of th is type has been formed in our h igh school, we are confident that it will create enough interest and enthu iasm to continue in the future.

Kirk Bane

Back Row : J. Petrie, G. Woodworth, D. Tuttle, J. Yakley, . Sevenski, J. Cook,

K. Strickland, . Jone , D. Tyson, Mrs. Shoen. Fir t Row : J. Martin, P. Chapple,

T. Houseman, J. Billengsley, P. Rucinski.

PRESS CLUB Editor-in- hief Johanna Billing ly

High chool Editor

Elementary School Editor

Feature Editor

Sport Editor

Bu ine Manager

Advi or

The "Tiger's Roar" got underway this year under the able leader hip of our ad­vi or, Mrs. Schoen. The cooperation of the staff and their willingne to work were two reason for its succe s.

Joan Martin, as Feature Editor, was given the responsibil ity of handing out as­

ignments to the reporter , and seeing that they were handed in on time and all the deadline met.

After assignment were given, the re-

Pat happle

Terry

Hou eman

Joan Martin

Paul Rucin ki

andy Jone

Mr . choen

porter ubmitted their article for correc­tion to Mr . choen. After they were proof­read, they were taken to the typist who prepared tencils and then ran them through the mimeograph machine.

The "Tiger' Roar" included such ar­ticle a : High School news, Elementary School new , Sport , Activities and many other that provided intere ting topic to the admini tration and student .

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SENIOR PLAY

Mr. Midnight

Rita Baxter

Jane Baxter

Victrola

Fred Dana

LeRoy Doyle

Edwina ook

Loren Par el

Wanda Munzel

Donna Mathew on

Jo Ann Miller

Paul Rucin ki

Bradley Bentley

Johanna Billing ley

What a pal. Meanwhile, back tage . . . .

Belinda Elliot

ada Owen

Pat ey Farrel

O'Brien

Keith Garland

Harvey rn i t h

Mr . Dana

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Under the able guidance of Mr. Brook , the enior Play, "No Boys Allowed", wa a great ucce .

The play centered around a girl 's lumber party, which wa di rupted everal time by a Midnight Prowler and four neighbor boys.

The ucce of the play wa due not only to the member of the cast, but al o to the many people who worked beh ind stage.

You don't mean we could be murdered ! . . .

Martha Herry

Mar ha Whipple

Carli e Bal chrniter

Rick Parson

Kent John on

Terry Hou ernan

Geri Woodworth

An dat's a fact! I implore you, Rita !

U$ 1 ¢

Front Ro'l\ : C. Maine�. C. Wright, . Cooper. Second

Row: J. Gibson E. Cor�er, C. Barnum. Third Row: W.

Plummer, T. Martin, D. Baird. Fourt h Row: G. Riordan,

R. Woodworth, W. Rinker, P. Hartsen, B. Bane, J.

Woodworth, J. Coster, A. Woolworth, D. Watson, C.

Wienke. Top Row: P. Lartz, S. Zaph, J. Buckland, L.

Heldson, G. Peters, K. Lonncn, H . Perry, B. Horth.

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Pre ident

V ice-Pre iden t

SENIOR Jo Ann Miller

Bradley Bentley

Th e Lyndonville C'entrnl chool Senior Bnnd ha. increa"ecl in sir.e from la. t year's 55 to the present number of 68. Our activities were varied and stimulating this year. The Pep Band formed again to aid the football team both at home and away. Five band members nlayed in the band at the annual Sectional All-State held in Attica. County Band found more students than ever before attendin� from Lyndonville. Both Sec­tional n nd County Band proved valuable experience in te. ting ability and

Front Row: A. Giampapa, L. Lartz, A. Barry, J. M iller.

econd Row: C. Raymondjack, R. Nettnin, J. Thiel,

chomp rt, L. Hollingshead , P. Myhill. Third Row: K.

Kimi, S. Thomas, E. Sweetman, D. Loo se, L. Voelker, P. Houseman, M. Hass. Fou r t h Row: D. Dickinson, G.

Plummer, D. Lonnen, L. Par el , R. Woodworth, B.

Loo e, B. Horth, J. Lonnen, R. Schompert, L. Meister.

Top Row: J. Whipple, A . Petrie, J. James, G. Bentley,

R. Brown, Mr. Plummer.

Secretary

Trea urer

BAND Pat ricia Myhill

Alice Barry

extending good social relatione; w i th other m u sicians. The A pple Fe-;tiva l

and parade in Med ina kept us i n marc h i n g for·m a t t i red a : "A pple Pickers."

To concl ud our year's work we put on a Spr· ing C'onc rt and m a rched

i n the Memorial Day Parade.

With such enth usiasm on the part o f the band, we can't help b u t

h ave another s uccessful year i n 1 962-63.

Jo Ann Mil ler

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Top Row : L. Bane, J. Kimball, C. Houseman, K. Wood­

worth, '. Withey, D. Krisher, R. Baker, W. Anstey, R. Ehrenreich, R. Herring, L. Hollingshead, K. Eckler, G.

Woodworth, K. Strickland. Second Row : J. Cook, E.

Horth, P. Smith, J. Ma:-tin, C. Balschmiter, .J . Schroeder,

W. Mapes, E. Pritchard, J. Woodworth, E. Blake, L.

Flynn, C. Joy. First Row : A. Carver, D. Quintern, T.

Maynard, P. Myhill, L. Buckland, W. Southworth, N.

Derisley, E. Woods, V. Hausler, G. Buckland, M. Herry,

M r. Benedict.

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CHORUS

A the curtain ro e on the 1 961-62 school year, the choru began rehears­ing under the direction of Mr. Benedict. A good turnout of 40 ambitious stu­dent made it possible for this group to participate in many activities. On November 1 1 , Martha Herry, Carli e Bal chmiter, and Emmet Pritchard repre-

ented Lyndonville at Attica in the all-state Sectional chorus. Another group went to county chorus.

The chorus presented its two annual events - the Christma Program and the Spring Concert with much uccess.

The final performance of our chorus was Baccalaureate Service ; many Sen­iors having been under the direction of Mr. Benedict for four year (and) felt a bit melancholy a they sang "The Lord Bless You and Keep You" for the Ia t time.

Top Row: L. Housel, K. Lartz, R. Dingler, J. Carpenter,

B. Smith, B. Maines, J. Tombari, J. Ward, J. Plummer,

J. Martin, D. Barry, R. Bentley, D. Albone, R. Steimer,

B. Wirth. econd Row: C. Baker, L. Watson, H. Plummer,

E. Therring, D. Brant, A. Amsdill , E. Klatt, S. Robinson,

L. Hertz, D. Therring, M. Ehrenreich, S. Dack, D. Petrie,

D. Barry. First Row: P. MacDonald, K. Rutherford, M .

Rinker, C . Dunn, J . Kimi, R . Petrie, C . Woodworth, B .

Broadwell.

J UNIOR BAND

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PE P BAND

Front Row : . Schompert, L. Holli ngshead, J. Miller, . Housel, C. Raymond­

jack. • econd Row : H. Bohnet, L. Baird, . Maines, . W right, D. Baird.

Third Row : A. Woodworth, D. Watson, J. Lonnen, . Plummer, D. Lonnen,

D. Dickin!;on. Fourt h Ro\\ : M r. Plummer, J. oster, L. Parsels, J. Wood­

worth, B. Bentley. Top Ho\\ : G. Pet rs, . Zaph, G . Bentley, L. Hel ·don.

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The C loss of 1 962 wou ld l i ke to thank the fol lowmg people who have

h e l ped us to f i nance ou r yea rbook. By having sponsors i n stead of advert i se rs,

we were aga i n able to hove hard covers and others embe l l i shments which i n

the post we re for too expensive To these people, our sponsors, we wou ld

l 1 ke to express our deepest grati tude for making th 1s f i ner i ssue of the

"EC H O" poss ib le .

ILVER PON ORSHIPS

ALBION MOTOR CO fP ANY Albion, New York

ANDERSON MOTORS Medina, New York

B RIGG'S GROCERY Lyndonville, New York

ARMSTRONG'S DRUG STORE Medina, New York

BLOOM'S FLOWER SHOP Albion, New York

B E ACH H EAD Medina, New York

CROSBY - WHIPPLE O I L CORP. Lyndonville, New York

BARKER LAUNDROMAT Barker, New York

BLISSETT'S CHI LDRENS SHOP Medina, New York

BLOOM'S KENDALL ERVICE Medina, New York

BOKMAN B ROTHERS Medina, New York

B RAMER'S ELECTRIC Medina, New York

B RONSON'S DRY GOODS Medina, New York

COFFEY B ROTH E RS INC. Albion, New York

FELDMAN'S REPA I R SHOP Lyndonville, New York

CASEY NURSING HOME Medina, New York

CHARMTOWNE Medina, New York

CLUB 3 1 Medina, New York

FAMI LY HARDWARE Albion, New York

SILVER SPONSORSHIPS

DIANA THEATRE Medina, New York

FAMI LY SHOE SHOP Medina, New York

DR. A. K. ENGLE & DR. W. TROLLEY Medina, New York

LAKE EDGE FARMS Lyndonville, New York

HARRADINE IMPLEMENTS Albion, New York

H EYE LANDAUER MOTOR ORP. Albion, New York

HUBBELL TEXACO STATION Albion, New York

W. T. GRANT CO. Medina, New York

K INGSLEY'S DRY CLEANERS Medina, New York

LANDAUER'S DRY GOODS Albion, New York

MACDONALD'S HARDWARE Lyndonville, New York

MAINE LUMBER CO. Lyndonville, New York

MCNALL - MARPLE Albion, New York

MARTIN'S ATLANTIC SERVI E Lyndonville, New York

LEV AN FURNITURE CO. Medina, New York

LIMIN A'S JEWELRY Medina, New York

NESBITT MOTORS Albion, New York

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SILVER PONSOR HIP

MAPLE R I DGE BOWLING LANES Medina, New York

MEDINA JO RNAL REGISTER Medina, New York

MEDINA PART Medina, New York

ME:DINA PROVISION Medina, New York

MEDINA STATIONER Medina, New York

MEDINA TAILORS & CLEANERS Medina, New York

MEDINA FLORAL SHOP Medina, New York

G . . MURPHY CO. Medina, New York

MUCHOW'S FLORAL SHOP Medina, New York

J. J. NEWBERRY CO. Albion, New York

NOAH'S ARK Medina, New York

EDWARD NOWAK Medina, New York

ORLEANS TRAVEL B REA U Albion, New York

FRAN I POSTLE Lyndonville, N. Y.

PA YJ ACK SALES & E R V I CE Medina, New York

PHIL'S JEWELER Albion, New York

J . C. PENNEY CO. Medina, New York

PUNCH SPECIALTI ES Medina, New York

SILVE R PONSO RSHIPS

B. RESSEG IE AND SON Barker, New York

JOSEPH ROSATO Lyndonville, New York

RICH'S FLORI T & NURSERY Medina, New York

ROSENKRANS PHARMACY Medina, New York

DR. FULTON ROGERS Medina, New York

FLOYD F. SMITH Lyndonville, New York

SKINNER & HART Medina, New York

HAROLD SUZANNE Medina, New York

SHUSTER BROTHERS Medina, New York

SMYTHE FUNERAL HOME Lyndonville, New York

YL VERSTER'S WALLPAPER & PAINT ' Medina, New York

SPEAS COMPANY Lyndonville, New York

SQUIRE & BILLINGSLEY Lyndonville, New York

ARY STELIANOU Lyndonville. New York

WINTER'S FEED MOBILE SERVICE Medina, New York

WOLK'S CLOTHING STORE Medina, New York

E. L. YOUDE Medina, New York

Z ANOW'S MARKET Lyndonville, New York

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GOLD PON O R HIP Cia ified Directory

Lyndonvil le, New York

DE TI T

Dr. Herbert F. Bohnet Jr., 8 Eagle St. - Phone 4261

OLD TORAG E A N D FRUIT P A KING

Dobbin and Ramage, Inc . , We t Ave. - Phone 5 1 1 1

FOOD · A ED

Lyndonville Canning Co., We t Ave. - Phone 664 1

PER M A RKET

Penny aver Super: Market, S. Main St. -Phone 638 1

ERVI E TATION

Plummer ale & Service, S. Main t. - Phone 604 1

Medina, ew York

RE TAURANT

Apple Grove Inn, W. Center St. - Phone 2323

I URANCE

anford Brin maid, Roseland Ave. - Phone 1 848

J EWELERS

Wheatley' Jewelry, Main St. - Phone 703M

A DVERTISING P U BL I S H E R

Medina Penny Saver, Main St. - Phone 955

Middleport, New York

H EM I ALS - MANUF A TURE A D DI TRI BUTION

N iagara hemical Div., Niagara St. - Phone RE 5-3761

PICTURE ADS

Lyndonvi lle, New York

TRUCKING

Langdon Truck Lines Inc. , Maple Ave. - Phone 66 1 1

FUEL D ISTRI BUTOR

R. N. Par ons & Son, Mill ion Dollar Hwy. - Phone 4 1 7

Roche ter, New York

P H OTOG RAPH E RS

Varden Studios, Inc., 28 So. U St.

LANGDON TRUCK

L I N ES, I NC. Lyndonvi l le, N . Y.

Phone Lyndonvi l le 66 1 1

R. N . PARSONS

AN D SON , I NC. A I R CON D I T I O N I NG

H EAT I NG A N D P ETROLEUM

Medina, N. Y. Phone Medina 4 1 7

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