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The Senior Class

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Lyndonville Central School

Lyndonville, New York

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You may range through all the rainbow

And love each separate hue;

You may praise the rosy sunrise

Or the evening skies so blue;

But the colors of our high school

Due honor shall not lock,

While we con sing of Lyndonville,

And the Orange and the Block.

A lma Mater

Thru four long years of high school 'Midst the scenes we love so well,

As the mystic charms to knowledge We vainly seek to spell;

Or we win athletic victories

On the baseball field or track,

Still we work for dear old Lyndonville,

And the Orange and the Block.

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When the cares of life o'ertoke us

Mingling fast our locks with gray,

Should our dearest hopes betray us

False fortunes fade away;

Still we banish core and sadness

As we turn our memories bock,

And recall those days of gladness,

'Neath the Orange and the Block.

Ded i c a t i o n

W e, the class of 1964, dedicate this yea r book to M r s. Huntington

who knows how to fashion a pupil to the best

edification of his own per sonal traits;

whose mind and under standing grow with each

class, with each stu dent, that she teaches;

whose intr insic devotion fo r her profe ssion and

its r ecipients w ill be an outstanding benefit to

us in the yea r s to come.

1r. D ingler - Adviror Mrs. Schompert - ,\dvi. r

I n Appre c i a t i o n

Mrs. Brad ley - Yearbook Mrs. Christopher - Senior Play

A dm i n i strators Mr. Herry- High chool Principal , Mr. Warner- Elementary Principal , Mr. Sakow ski- Supervising Principal.

Bo a rd of Educat i o n Back Row: C . Petrie, R. W o o d w o r t h , R. Loke, B. Petr ie, R. Corser . Front Row: P . James, P . Harter, F.

Broad well, E. J . Sakowski, L . Custer.

Ott o J. Stew a rt

Mr. Herry - Math Mr. Scroxton - Science

Coo rd i n a t o rs

Mrs. Byerly - Language Mrs. Lake - Citizenship Ed ucation

Standing: M r. Derwic k - H igh Sc hool M ath, M r.

H ardner - Jr. H igh Math. Seated: M r. H e nry -H igh School Math.

Mathe m ati cs

l a ngu age Standing: Mr. Bobroff - Fre nc h, M r . Rose - Jr.

H igh English, M r. Reese - H igh School English.

Seated: Mrs. Chambers - H igh School Eng. , M rs . Bye rly - H igh School Eng. , Mrs. Schom­

pert - Jr. H igh Reading.

Standing: M r. Large - Jr. H igh S c ie nce , M r. Scroxton - H igh Sc hool Chemistry and

Physics. Seated: Mr. D ingler - Biology and

General Scie nce.

The Sc i e n ces

Cit izen ship Edu c at i o n

Mr. Stornelli, M rs. H untington, M rs. Lake.

Stand ing: Miss Close, Mrs. Christopher, Mr. Chapman, M r. Johnson, Mr. Bennett, Mrs. Poler, Mrs. Crowley.

Seated: Miss Mott, Mrs. A ckerson , Mrs. Barnum, Mrs. Gay, Mrs. James.

In termed i at e

P r ima ry Standing: Mrs. Lienhart, Mrs. Bane, Mrs. Gotts, Mrs. Fraser, Mrs. Sand erson. Seated: Mrs. Blanchard , Mrs.

Gay, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Flax , Miss Dickinson .

Standing : Mr. H artsen - Physical Education, Mrs . Lar­son - D ental Hygienist . S eated : Mr . Christopher -

Physic al Education, Mrs . K imi - N urse .

He alth

Cle r i cal Mrs. Laye r, Mrs. H ungerfor d , Mrs . C uster, . Baker.

Mr. Plummer - Instrume ntal, Mrs . Reed - Art , Mr.

H ales - Instrumental, Mr. Bene dict - Vocal.

A rt a n d Mus i c

Sp e c i al Subject Mrs. Bradley - Home Economic s , Miss O'Brien - Bus­iness, Mrs. H all - Reading ; Mr. Gay - I ndustrial

A rt s , Mr. Farw e ll - Guidanc e , Mrs . Ridley - Physical

Education, Mrs. Petrie - Business .

Bus Drivers Back: Mrs. H ouseman , M rs . D ac k . Center:

M r . Thaine , Mrs. He ideman , Mr. Chaffe e ,

Mr . Billingsley, Mr. Ehrenreic h, M r. Smythe.

Front: M r. New man, Mr. D ack, Mr. Mun­

zel, M r. Whitney.

Cust o di a n s Mr. Rohland, M r . Wolfe, Mr. Barnum, Mr.

Oderkirk , M r. W ienke .

Cafeteria Workers Left to Right: Mrs. Fisk, M rs. Woodw orth,

Mrs. Breeze , Mrs. Foss, Mrs. Millis, Mrs.

Brown, M rs . Rowley, Miss Van Arneum,

Mrs. Wright, M rs. Foss, Mrs. Sweetman, M rs . S mith, Mrs. H ouseman. Absent: Mrs. Kenyon, Mrs. S hort.

Standing: L. La rtz, A. Ba r ry. Seated: C. W oodworth. C. Maines.

Se n i or Off i cers PRESIDENT . . . . . . . . • • . . . . • John W oodworth

VICE-PRESIDENT

SECRETARY

TREASURER

ADVISORS .

Freshman-

. . • • . . . . Shar on Pa r sons . . • . . . . • . . • • . Linda La r tz

. . . . . • • Dianne Mo r r ell

. M r. Dmgle r , M r s. W ebbe r

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PRESIDENT . . . . . • . . . . . • Connie Maines

VICE-PRESIDENT . . . Cha rles W oodworth

SECRETARY . . . • . . . . • • . . . • AliceBa r ry

T REASURER . . . . . • • . . . • . . . . Linda La r tz

ADVISORS . . . • • . . . . . . • M r . Dingle r , M r . Brooks

Junior '63

PRESIDENT . . • • . . . . • . • . Dan K r isher

VICE-PRESIDENT • • . • . . • Vice-Pr esident

SECRETARY . . . . . . . • • . . . . . • . . Alice Ba r ry

TREASU RER . . . . . . • • . . . . . . . . Gary W ilson

ADVISO RS . . . . . . . . . . . • • M r . Dingler , M r . W ebbe r

Sophomore '60

PRESIDE T . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Connie Maines

VICE-PRESIDENT . . . • . . . . • • Cha rles W oodworth

SECRETARY . . . . . . • . • . . . . • . . Alice Ba r ry

Tf..EASURER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Linda La r tz ADVISOkS . . . . . . . M r . Dingle r. M r s. Schomper t

Senior '64

0. William

Anstey "Bill "

When I am w rong , no one forgets;

but when I am right, no one re­

membe rs .

Ronald Bane

"Ronny"

Life is a long process of getting

tired.

Kirk G. Bane "Kirk"

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

lynne Marie Bane "Dutc h"

There's a l i t t I e b i t of d e v i I in every ange l!

Randall Gordon Baker

''Randy" Humor m e a n d I '11 humor you

back .

Alice M. Barry

"AI"

W h e n y o u I a u g h e asily, you 're

sure of happiness .

Marwayne J. Barry

"M ar "

There i s neither good nor bad,

but thinking makes it so .

Charles William

Boyce "Chuc k"

My m ind 's made up, don't con­

fuse m e w ith facts.

William Bias

"Bill"

If some people let their consc ience be

their gui d e , they'd be lost.

Evelyn Blake "Evey "

Nothing succ eeds like success .

Gordon Bruce Bentley

"Gordie"

know what course others m a y

ta ke; but as for m e , let 's d iscuss

it.

Michael L.

Breeze "M ike"

A II the wit in the world is in one

hea d .

Diane E. Chapple

"D i"

The hand o f little e mp loyment

shoes the dainti e r sense.

Darryl Goetze

"Darryl"

I m a 1 w a y s p u 11 i n g fo r the

Giants.

Judy Gaddis

"Judy"

S o me t i me s quiet is an unquiet thing.

Carol A. Geiger

"Gig"

Those who dream by day are cognizant

o f many things which e scape those who

dream only by night.

Marian Dumont

"Ginge r"

I shall look up to no one.

Don Goetze

"Don"

I am a lover but have not found

a thing to love.

Roberta Carol

Had stead ''Bert"

Speak of the devil and here I am .

Eileen Rochelle

Horth

··snooky "

Love, honor and cherish. Don't

be silly!

Pamela Joan

Hartsen ''Pam"

Don't rattle my c age - I b ite.

Virginia Lynn

Hausler "Ginny"

Life is one glorious cycle of song .

Janice Elizabeth

Harriman "J an"

It's a m ir ac l e if you learn some­

thing new every day.

Mary Ruth James

"Blondie"

G i ve me a horse I can ride.

Dan Lee Krisher "Kiss"

L i f e i s sweetened by sugar and

spice.

George L. lonnen "Big G eorge "

I n e v e r t h i n k of the future . It

comes too soo n .

linda J. lartz 'Lindy"

Hiccups - the story of my life .

Delbert E. lonnen "Debbte "

With teachers he will never disagree; if they'll recite my goodness, why should

he?

Joan Elizabeth Lacey

"Jo "

I t 's tru e first thoughts are b est.

Joan B. lonnen "Joan"

Have pay , will run a way .

Connie Maines "Mainsey"

Life i s a m erry -go -round . . . and

I've got the brass ring.

Sharon lee

Parsons "Shari"

To be great is to be m isunder­

stood.

Edward Oglesby "Soeed"

I'm t h e hero of t h 1 s little ta l e . I 'm

Romeo! I 'm Romeo!

James M. Palmer "Jim "

Work is the c urse of the leisure class .

Dianne Morrell "Dianne"

Nothing is impossible to a wil l­

ing heart.

Eugene C.

Plummer

"Gene"

Happiness is the way to success.

Linda Helena Roth

" Linda"

I dare say there may be one.

John

Foster Schroeder

" Bug"

You can never trust a boy with

an innocent face.

Gerald E. Rouse

"Mouse"

Too much studying is bad for the brain.

Wilma Jean

Rutherford

"W ilm" A w eed is no more than a flower in

disguise.

Jon A. Rouleau

" Buzz"

No person is igno rant except on

different subjects.

Gary Skinner

" Kid"

A ll's fair in love and war.

Dianne Mary

Tuttle

"Di"

If you catch a falling star, don't

put it in your pocket - it might

burn a hole.

John Ralph

Woodworth

"Ace"

T rue affectio n needs no audience.

Gary L. Wilson

"Gary"

You only live o nce.

Charles W.

Woodworth

"Charlie"

He pro fits most who serves best.

Mathys J.D. Uys

"T hys"

Work fascinates me; I can sit and

watch it for hours.

Judith Ann Yaxle

"Ju-Ju"

W hen a man loves, he seeks no

power, and therefore he has

power.

Come, Eliza, W e'll m ake a lady o f you yet.

Oh, M a r w a y n e! You're so strong.

I've got two aces and s o ne thumb. Is that s good?

Rally, dahling, you MUST see the Riviera.

Senior Home Room- III

Gleep!

Yes, o ur group had 41o/o fewer

c avities.

Cool it, gang! W e're being w atched.

M a thys J.D. UYS

T he A merica n F ield S ervice Program has given Mathys t he opportunity to visit A merica as a student of Lyndonville Central School.

He comes from Mossel Bay , a small t ow n on the sout hern m ost tip of the Republic of S outh A fr ica. H is family consists of five members. He has two elder s isters, the eldest being a teacher

and the younger a university student . H is A merican fam ily is the H erman Sc hroeder's on South Main Street .

T hys is a member of t he Student C ouncil and t he wrestling team and has ta ken p a rt in t he

Senior Play. A fter returning to his country, he shall complete his a rmy training and t hen go to Stellenbosch University .

Am eric a n Fie l d S er vi c e

T hrough the A m ericans A broad Program of the A m eric an Field Service, D a n K risher visited t he

Netherlands during the summer of 1963. There he became a member of the de Leeuw family at Vaals and enjoyed the companionship of four brothers and two sisters.

In preparation for his stay, D an had orientation and speech c lasses on board the ship, M. V .

SEVEN S EA S , from N ew Y ork t o Rotterdam. During his stay, he visited such places a s Rotterdam ,

A msterdam, Alkmaar, the fa mous Dutch cheese center, and the H ague in H olland. Beca use his

home \vas located near the German and Belgian borders , Dan was a lso able to visit these c oun­

tries. Returning in September, Dan reported, ··As an educational experience, such a trip sponsored

by the A. F. S. cannot be surpassed. "

BEST PERSONA L I TY QUIETEST

S e n i or

MOST HAPPY BES T H UMOR

MOST FRIE DL Y MOST ALERT

MOST SHY MOST I N TELLIGENT

Profi l es

BEST LOOKING MOST LIKELY TO S UCCEED

CLASS GOOF -OFFS MOS T EX PLOSIVE

Is this where they're holding Com m encement?

That guy with the camera . Kick him !

Most Insecure

Everyone seems to be here except

Charlie.

A lice, Marwa yne, Charlie . . . Stop it!

Yes Mr. Herry?

Gary's Dream Girl

Juniors

A nn MacDonald - Secretary, W ilson Southv10rth - T reasurer, Gail Rouleau - Vice- President,

Cale Herry - President.

Cla s s Off i cers

Sophomores Brenda Flynn - T reasurer, N a than Gowan - President,

Susan Zapf - Vice- President, W i lliam Seward -

Secretary.

Freshmen

Caro l Breeze - Vice- President, Larry Jones - T reas­

urer, Rick Zapf - President, Joann K ing - S ecreta ry .

Front Row: A . C a r v e r, S . B r e e z e, W . D o n a l d , J . Engle, M . C lark, M . C l ark . Mtddl e Row: M . Costich ,

M . H ass , B. Hu ngerford, V . Hedley , B . Fitch , J. Edwards , K . Eckler , W . Helsdon . Back Row: C . Housem a n ,

N . Cooper, R. Hibbard, B . Bane, A. Gi ampapa , D . Tyson, S . Baker, C . Herry , D . Baird, E. Corser, R .

Breeze, S . Coke, M rs . Byerly .

Mrs. Byerly Juniors- Mrs. Huntington

Back Row: W. S ou thworth , P. Mathewson, C. Y a x l e y, R. L e w i s , W. N e a l , J . F o s s, W. Zanow , J . James,

J. Whippl e, L. Jackson, B. Horth , G . N ellist, S . Shingleton, J . K imb all, T . M arti n . Middle Row: G . Buc k ­

land, D . Qu intero, M . N o w a k , S. Sanderson, P. Houseman, L . Woodworth , J . Wienke, R . Oliver . Front Row:

D. Scharl au, J . Ruc inski , G . Rouleau , C. Wright, N . Schompert, S. S tackewic z .

Back Row: B. Lake, R. Callard, J. Canham , R. Brinson, H. Cha pple, N . Gowan, D . Ehrenreich , V. Brozek ,

R. Clark , J. Coster, H. Bohnet, L. Rutherford, R. Allen, W. Austin. Middle Row: D . Dickenson, L . Coke,

J. Gtbson, D. Ehrenreich , S . Farwell , D. Bedient , C. Barnum. Front Row: S . Goff , B. Flynn, B . Barry.

Mrs. Lake Tenth Miss St. John

Back Row: E. M a y n a r d, L . H o u s e m a n, B. Lonnen, K. Hansen, L. Jones , D. Newman, G. Kage, L. Papp,

P. Mil ler , N. Marek , J. Plummer, K. Kenyon. Middle Row: M . Hausler , D. K enyon, R. N ettnin, M . Harrod,

P. Cul bert, Miss St. John. Front Row: J. K lino , M . Jones . Absent: D . M i l ler

Back Row: B . H arth, C. Raymondjack, E. Sweetman, W. Seward, D . Schumer, A. Woodworth, K. S t rickland, N. D erisley, L. Schroeder, J. Thiel, R. Thiel, M r. Reese. Middle Row: N . J . Taylor, M. Rucinski, L. S anford, L . Buckland, S. Zaph . Front Row: T . Geiger, R . Lew is, C. W ienke.

Tenth Cl a s s' Activit ies

The Freshman C lass was very busy this year in its activities which inc luded a very profitable bakesale. Their

main goal, however is to keep up their scholastic averages and graduate w ith honors.

The Sophomore Class has also had several successful bakesales and is looking forward to the increased ac­

t ivity of their junior year. During the first semester the Junior Class sold hot dogs at the canning factory and ribbon candy prec eding the

Christmas holidays . In the second semester, they held the annual Junior Prom and eagerly awaited the cherished

Senior rings .

Back Row: M rs. B r a d l e y , L. S tothers, L . V o e l k e r, G . Riordon , R. Woodworth, W. Rinker, K . Waterson, C.

Rou leau, R. Sevenski , Middle Row: L. Stangland, P. Wells, P . Yaxley , E. Thering , S. Thomas , S. Seekins,

L. Tombari . Front Row: M. Sakowski, R. Taylor, P . S anford, C. Wilson, R. Zaph.

Mrs. Bradley N i nth Mr. Bobroff

Back Row: J. M a r e k, G . K i n g, J. Miller, G. Landry , H . King, J. Long, N. Landis, J. Mapes, R. Merriman,

B. Plumm er, J. King, Middle Row: G . N ewman, K . Lonnen , A . Petrie, R. Palmer. First Row: E. Lewis , K .

Kimi, M . Roush.

Back Row: N . Harrod , P. Gowan, W . Dingler , P. Fisher , D. Hed l ey , L . Jones , E. Bane, R. Bane, R. Breeze ,

P. Harriman, L. Baird, W. Goff, C . Breeze, M r . Derwick. Middle Row: D. Bane, B. Bias, P. B1ckle, L. Hol l ­ingshead , C . James, E . Corser . Front Row: S. Baker, J . Buckland, G . Callard .

N i nth Mr. DerWick E ighth Mr. Large

Back Row: M r . Large, R. Barry , B. Brunning, P. Canham, S. Dack, C. Bale, E. Barnum, E. Bedient, D. Barry,

G. Green, R. Bentley, D . Cain. Middle Row: B. Albone, R. Dingler, R. Farwel l , R. Boisvert, D. Crawford,

H. Geiger, D. Albone, R. Bacon. Front Row: E. Dunn, S. Bane, C. Dunn, M. Giampapa, P . Austin.

Back Row: Mrs. Schompert , D. Petrie, R. Steimer, R. VerCruyse, M. Schuner, W. S t a r r, L. Rutherford, E .

Willis, D. Oliver, R . Ward, G . Tyson , R. Sanderson. Middl e Row: M . S anderson , J. Sakowski, . Taylor, D .

Seeloff, J. Ward, L. Schunner, D . Sevenski, B. Parsons . Front Row: J . Plummer, R. Tomban, L. Osby , J .

Tombari, J. Mitchell. Absent: D . Dunn

Mrs. Schompert E ighth Mr. Stornelli

Back Row: Mr. Stornelli, J. M a r t i n , R. L e w i s, D. Koester, L. Housel , P. MacDona ld, D. James, R. G reen,

L. Houseman, B. McCloud, S. Yates, E . Kl att , D. Koester, L. Marek. Middle Row: L. Myhil l , M. Merri­

man, K. Lartz, R. Goff, J. Newton , P. Johnson , R. Halcomb. Front Row: W. Maines, R. Jones, E. Murray.

Back Row: D . Brant, K. Canham , D. Barry , B. M ank , R. Krenning, N. Gates, J. Drisdom , W . Howe l l , R. Lonnen, M . Ehrenneich, R. Botsford , C , Baker, C . Culbert. Middle Row: R. Allen, J. Hausler, A . Amsd i ll , S . Ban e , L . Lake , E . Badders , B. Fitch, R. Broadwell . Front Row: C . Brabon , J. Kim i , W . Hansler, J. All­port, F. Long, R. Kenyon .

Mr. Hardner Seve nth Mr. Rose

Back Row: K. Rutherford , B. Smith, L. Watson, T. Scharping, C. Woodworth , B. Wirth , M . Starhewicz , R.

Gainers , M . Rinker, D. Thering, T . Nellist, D. Oglesby , P. Wirth . Middle Row: J. Thomas, D. Oakes, E .

Thering, T . Slochewrcz, F. Schwarzott, E . Thompson , C . Strickland , A . Newton, R. Petrie . Front Row:

K. Sanfor d , M . Woods, B . Ruc inski , N . Plummer, S . Patterson, G . Schlaw, V . Tombarri . Absent: Larry

Strickland , M . Woodhul l .

Wb Who ' s boy crazy?

Who' Who ' s got a what magazine?

No , I'm afraid Washi ngton did not

discover the United States.

And what do yo u want to be when yo u grow up?

T he three did feed the deer. The three did feed the

And then the horse said to the w aiter, "Don't you

t hink it 's funny that. . . "

Has anyone seen my atom smasher?

W arm eno ugh for you?

Standing: L. Loke, D. Landry, B . Al lport, M. Stawacki, C. Raymondjack, S. Rob inson, R. Franke, M rs. Chris­

topher, D. Pratt, E. Woodworth, J . Bale, D. Ptke, E. Carver, D. Ralph, K. Collingwood, S. Taylor, J .

Bohnet, B. Stothers, S. Walck. Seated -Bac k Row: A . Papp, M . Riley, C . Jermyn, R . Boisvert, Front Row:

M. Seeloff, B . Goff, A. Stackweicz, G. Lusk .

Mrs. Christopher

Sixth

Mr. Bennet

Standing: M . Herring, W. Owen, R. Edwards, V. Patterson, P. Johnson, C. Fisher, C. Oliver, C . C lark, C .

Coke, D. N ewm an, D . Mapes, M . Gaddis, L . Ricci, D . James, N . Wood worth, C . Hart, L . Landis, T. Breeze,

D. Krisher, J . Boyce, D. Coke, W . Mitchell. S eated -Bac k Row: K. Dunn, L. Watts, R. M oore, B. Shipman,

Front Row: D. Lewis, W. Therring, P. Dunn.

Back Row: K . Scharping, C . Crooks, S. Klino, P . S teimer, W . Barry, L. Grimes, L. Riley, R. Al len, S .

Plummer, K . Dunn, M . Kilborn, B . Jones. Second Row: V . Wolfe, H . Duncan, K . Oliver, P . Jackson, S .

Lartz, J. Bane, J . Whipple, W . Drisdon, L . T aylor, M . S nowdon, L . Hoffman. First Row: C . Bacon, C .

Riches, S . G ould, D. Murray, Mr. Johnson.

Sixth Mr. Johnson

Mrs. Poler Fifth Back Row: C . Boyce, P . Woody, N . Mank, D . M ontaque, L . Gid ley, M . Bayne, J. Shipman, R. Nellist, S .

Petrie, B. Merlin, K . Ostrander. Middle Row: Mrs . Poler, M. Farwell, T . Silversmith, J . Wilson, L . Albone,

G. Amsdill, R. Heidman. Front Row: B . Badders, P. Callard, B. Lartz, L. Newton, D . Murray, C. Dybal l .

Back Row: E. McCloud , K. Schoelles, L . Miller, C . Smith, A. Cottriss , J. Amsdil l , E. Dunn , D. Dum ont ,

R. Woodwort h, P. Ba rry , C . Woodworth, . Seward , R. euma n , D. el list . Middle Row: G. Closson , C .

Kenyon , R. Ruc inski , R. Boyc e , S . Ricc i . Front Row: F. Forrester, L . Harrod , L . VcrCruysee .

Mrs. Barnum Fifth Miss Close

Stand ing: J. Franke , Miss Close , J. Barron , L . Schwarzott , M . Harter, A . Derisley , C. Schlau, D. Grabowski ,

J. Klatt , K. Bane , D . Lartz, M . Maynard , A . VanEve ry , J . Marek, G . Woodworth, D. Peters. Left Table: M .

Southworth, J. Reimer, J. Huntley , L. Boyc e . Right Table: R. Brinson , B. Bates, M . Smith, C. Bedient , V.

Wolfe.

B a c k Row: M. Czarnopyski , P. Howell, S . Vercruysse , D. Oakes , R. Petri e , J. Prahler, L . Humphrie , D.

Smith, D. Pike , J. Dunn , M . Fisher, C. Rouleau , R . Murphy. Middle Row: Mr. Chapm an , D. Nellist , D .

Hill, K. Woody , M. Herry, P . Hoffman , J . Raduns, G . Therring, E . Klatt. Front Row: J . Engle, M . Culb ert,

C. Chapple , C. Zaph , D . Barry , C. Boyc e , J. Dunn.

Mrs. Ackerson

F ou r th

Mr. Chapman

Back Row: J . VanEvery , R. Dunn , M . Bohnet, P. Boyc e , A . Fitzgerald , W. Oliver , L. Coke , J. Albone , S .

Woodworth , C . Riffle , J . Sakowski . Middle Row: M rs . Ackerson , R. Dunn , D. Burtlett , T . Wolfe , J . Yates , J . Belson , G. Tombari , B . Parsons. Front Row: J . Shingleton , J . Engle , H . Brown , L . Hausler, D . Bac on , J .

Jermyn. Absentees: K . Breeze , D. Wolfe .

B.1ck Row: L . Ba le, G. Brant , S. Stachewicz, J. Woodworth, C. Robinson , L . Ralph, R. Corser, r. Drisdom, T .

Klatt , 1 I. Mill er, K. Rogers , 1'. Breed, . I. PJrsds , D. llouseman , J. Ciampapa, C. Crooks , �1. Kilborn, D .

Grabowski, A. Bogar . Front Row: D . Btas , s. \Vood, A. Lonnen , IV . Lusk, D . . loore, L. Tomban, J. Coke,

C. Czarn opyski.

Fourth - Miss Mott

Mrs Crowley Th ir d Back RO\\': R. Regling , D. Cargil l , C. Babcock, J. Boyce, K. Marshall , K. Secloff , M . A . Daniels , C . -ilver­

smith, L. Nelson , J. Dunn, D. Llewellyn. Middle Row: Mrs. Crowley , D. !lowell, B. Flynn, D . Woodward,

B. 1\lank, S. Gould, S. Klatt , D . �1urphy , R. Plummer . Front Row: V. Lusk, 1.11. Elliot , K. \Voody , J. �lood, A. Patterson, R. Heideman.

Back Row: B. Landis, C . Shipman, R. Boisvert , H. Ric hards , P. Howes , J . Prahler, K. Baron , L . Ram os , M rs.

Jam es, K. Klmo, M. Kennedy , I. Brant , T . L. Francis , J. Riley , P. Stothers , D. Schoel les , B. H offman.

Front Row: J . charlau, J . Marciszewski , D. Woodward , J. Millis , B. Montagu e , L. Hyndman, B. Brown , B.

Newman, J. Williams , W. Grabowski , D. Hausler.

Mrs. James

Third

Mrs. W. Gay

Back Row: R. Brunning, J. Yaxley , G. Dtx , G . Taylor, M. Bane , M. Ricci, 0. Osby , A . Jackson , G . Patter­

son, R. Htll. Middle Row: M . Kage , C . Coope r, D. Heidman , J . Goodwin, J . Smith , D . Owen, D. Manning,

B. Bentley. Front Row: C. Scharlau , 0. Seiler, K . Thering, W. Brozek, L. Gibson , L. A. Dunn.

Back Row: S. Roth, J. J ohnson , T . Woodworth, T. Ostrander, C. Plummer, L . Whipple , R. Brunning, K. Van­

Eve ry , F. Good ric h, A . Landis , B . Thompson, Y. Stric kland. Middle Row: R. Ve rc ruysse , E. u d d , M .

Geotze , B . Botsford , D. Petri e , J. Huntley , M . Stawicki. Front Row: J . Goldsmith, S . Farwe l l , D. Axte l l ,

T . Smith, L . Manse l l , M . Schwarzem .

Th ird Mrs. Peters

Mrs. Frazer Pre- Th ird Standing: L . Allport , R. Bates , J . Ki lborn , L. Hernandez, D . Kennedy , J . Woods , B . J ones , D. Tombari , M.

Daniels , R. Brabon . Seated : B. Schlau , G. Wakefield , J. Seeloff, J . Kennedy , J . Wakefie ld , J. Nellist , R.

Kenyon.

Back Row: D. Bartlett , W . Holmes , B. Breeze , M . Taylor, D. Pratt , N . Eppolito, D. Rlcci, J . Clark, D .

Huntington, D. Lynch, L . Bale , R. Schoen . Middle Row: R . Clark, R . Nellist , M . Knights , G. Raduns , P.

Cooper, S. Edwards , H. Isom , G . S lusser, M rs. Blanchard. Front Row: W. Clark, E. Dunn , K . Ralph, R. Dan­

iels, S. Smith, D. Merl i n .

Second

First Row: Deanna Mank, Marion Allport , Carol Kabasta , Eugene Chaffee . Second Row : Valerie Brant , Judy

Halcomb, Ltnette Yates, Btlly Rlches, Robert Russell . Third Row: Gary Houseman , Cheryl Schlau , Sharon

Boyc e , Lutricia Da vis , David Wilson, Kevin Murphy. Fourth Row: Glenda Heideman , Charles Osby , Ester Her­

nandez, Leola Ke•1•1�dy, Alfred M yrr,, .

Back Row: C . Pawlak, P . Martin, B . Large , D . James, B . Regling, C. Feldman , S . Harter, M . Bogar, G . Van

Every, D. Bartlett , M . Wolf�. A . Huntl ey , G . Mitchel l . Middle Row: D. Wolfe , E. Seiler, J . Whipple , S .

Newman, B. Belson, H . Boyce , D. Goldsmith. Front Row: E. Schuner, S . Bentley , J . Broadwe l l , K . Goodrich,

L . The ring, C. Hedley , D . Young .

Seco nd Mrs. Sanderson

Miss Dickinson First

Back Row: M . Davis , J . Smith , C . Shenberger, L . Dix, J . Gid ley , K . Plummer, J . Borzewski, R. Gibson ,

L . Mansell , T . Gapp, S . Cain, R. Schoen, J . Bane . Middle Row: B . Bal e , M . Ostrander, S . Marek, C .

Chaffee, L . Woodworth, P . Otto, D . Wilson , D . Grabowski. Front Row: C . Nud d , B . Ash , J . Hernandez, E .

Jermyn , E . Zapf, J . Albone , B . Carpenter.

Bac k Row: D . Alle n , B. Clossen , M. Sevenski , R. Boisvert, M . Wood worth , N . Wood worth , P . M illis , G. Gon­

zalez, R . Woodw orth , M rs. Flax. Third Row: C. Smith, B. Dame!, K . Regling , C. Babcock, B. Peters , R.

Breed , E. Schutt , K . Boring , D. Owen. Second Row: S . Walck, Pamela Scharping, P. Lle welly n , D. Schoelle s ,

A . Mannke , D. Wood , N . Raymondjack. Front Row: B . Rucesnki , P . Suhr, J . Thiel, M . Wolff.

Mrs. Flax First Miss Lienhart

Bac k Row: D. N ellist , B . Carver , C. W illiams , S. Scharla u , B. Roth , S . Kage , W. Whiople , D. Thering, D .

Francis , L . Y ou ngs , J . Eopolito , D. Bruning, . Harter, D. Foss , D. Oakes , 0. Bogar. M id d le Row: J. Fore-

han d , R. Heidema n , J . Shtpma n , M . M artin , L. Htll, D . Riley , K . Hodgms , S . Hoffman, M. Shenberger.

Front Row: J. Clark, J . Daniels , W . Hernandes , D. Seeloff, S . Gibson , F. Brabon , R. Large , B . Elliott.

A bsent: C. Dtx

Back Row : T. Ricci, D . Huntington , D. Tomasso, F . Kennedy , J. Czarnopyski, M. Silversmith , B . Lewis,

Middle Row: W. Seiler, S. Woody, R. Brant , C. Clark , P. Broadwell, W . Boyce. Front Row: J. Secrist , N.

Bad ders , B. Rucinski , B. Brow n , W . Elliott . Absent: G. Salisbury , J. Bickle , J . Raduns , N. Bale .

K i nde rg a rte n

Back Row: Mrs . Gotts , S . Hill, R. Forehand , K. Dunn, C . Lacey, J. Young, D. Petrie , C. Woodworth. M.

Breeze , P . Bentley , R. Woodworth . Mi ddle Row: B. Daniels , P . Kovach , A . Hyndman, G. Chapple , R. Boyce ,

W . Smith , M . Hor n . Front Row: D . Bobroff, J. Axtell, L . Schutt , D. Herandez, T. Way , D. Woodward , B.

Marciszewski. Absent: J . Russell .

Standing: D. Manning, S. Culmo , C. Mapes, G. Bergeman, F. Isom , F. Mitchell, K . Rogers S e a t e d at

table: K . Wolfe, R. D ack, D . Hoffman, E. Gould, S. Hoy, L. Capen, S . D unn. On Floor: D . Huntington,

C. Mahnke, C. DeBrine, P . Panek, P. Flood, J. Kage. Absent: J. Eddy, R. Jarvis, G. Myers.

Ki nderga rten Mrs. Miller

Ele me nt a ry Student Cou n c il Standing: J. Dunn, D. Landry, J . Giampapa, C. Woodworth, W . Barry, C. Bedient, G. D ix, M. Czarnopyski .

Seated: C. Dyball, C . Clark, C. Crooks, D. Krisher, B. Parsons, B . Landis.

Ju n i o r Pro m After many weeks of hard work and high hopes the '63 Junior Prom, "Southern Cottillion", finally arrived .

The setting was the grassy lawn be fore a typical southern mansion . Magnolia trees and fountains flanked the

sides of the gym and the throne was plac ed on the steps of the mansion. The ceiling was covered with low

hanging crepe streamers .

At 11:00 the coronation was held . Candidates for queen were Alice Barry, Pam Hartsen, Linda Lartz,

Connie M aines , Diane M orrell, and Sharon Parsons . Candidates for king were Chuc k Boyc e , Dan Krisher , G ary

Skinner, Gary Wilson, Charles Woodworth, and John Woodworth .

Emmet Pritchard and Phyllis Lartz, last year's king and queen, crowned the successful couple , Gary Wil­

son and Linda Lartz.

Chaperons were Mr. and Mrs . William Dingler , Mr. and Mrs . Lee Brooks, and Mr. and Mrs . Vernon Barry .

Back Row: Mr. Stornelli, B . Bias, G . Lonnen, E. Bane, D. Geotze, S . Coke, J. James, G . Skinner, J . Long,

J. Cosrer , Cale Herry , C. Woodworth, Mr. Harrsen. Middle Row: G . Landry, C. Boyce , R. Bane , J . Kage ,

R. Hibbard, A. Giampapa, D . Miller , G . Bentle y , N. Diersley , D. Hedley . Front Row: J. H ausler , J. Stack­

ewitz, T . Marrin, W . Donald, J. T . Edwards, J . Miller , W . Southworth, D. Jame s .

Coaches

Footb all Mr. Hartsen

Mr. Stornelli

Although the team's record is not impressive, many of this year's games were very close and the outcome

was not dec ided until the final gun sounded. The last game, our victory over Elba, was e specially impressive

with e ach unit working perfectly together . Touchdowns this year were scored by G ary Skinner, Gerry Kage ,

Gordon Bentley, and Wilson Southworth .

Lyndonville 0 - 19 A le xander Lyndonville 7 - 27 Corfu Lyndonville 0 - 20 Pavilion Lyndonville 6 - 13 Oakfield Lyndonville 13- 12 Elba

Standing: R . Zaph , M. Sakowski, Mr. Hansen, J. T. Edwards, A. Gtampapa , J. Woodworth , C. Woodworth, C. Herry , G . \Vtlson, R. \\Tilson, A. Woodworth, J. Whipple, J. Long, R. Brow n , G . Skinner. Knee.ing: C.

Wienke, M. Jones, D. Mt er, J . Rouleau, R. Hibbard , H . Bohnet. B. Donald, \\f. Southworth, T . lartin, R .

Merriman .

B aseb all Coach Mr. Hartsen

As it happens periodically , the baseball team experienced a rebuilding year. The season started out slowly

with no field on which to practice or have the home game s . However, the season ended with Lyndonville w inning

two games, Elba, stymying their championship hopes, and also a very strong team from Royalton- Hartland.

Rodger Brown was the se ason's t op batter and Gary Skinner and John Long each pitched one winning ga me.

Stand ing: Mr . Derwick, D . Krisher , A . Wood worth , S. Coke , J . James, G. Skinner, J . Whipple , C . Herry,

G. Wilson. Kneeling: A . Giampapa , J. W ood worth, T. Martin, G. Bentle y.

V a rs i ty Basketball

Coach Charles Derwick

Following the coaching of Charles Derwick, the basketball team tried to again

bring the league championship to Lyndonville. With a team that won the champion-

ship last year, this seemed more than probable. A first string of center Gary Skinne r ,

forward s A lan Woodworth and Anthony Giampapa, and guards Gary Wilson and John

Wood worth proved to be a winning combination in our first win over Byron - Bergen

46-25. With the help of the student bod y and the cheerle aders, we know the team

will do as well for the rest of the season.

Stand ing: R. Merriman, G. Kage, D . Ehrenreich, J. Long, V. Brozek, H. Bohnet, B. Breeze . Middle Row:

Cadet Ryan, C. Wienke, R. Zapf, R. Woodworth, J. Miller, K. Hansen, R . W ood worth, Mr. Christopher.

Kneeling: L. Houseman , M. Jones, W . Seward , C. Wilson, J. Riordan, B. Stuthers.

Ju n i o r Va rs i ty Basketball

Coach Mr. Cristopher

The J. V. Tigers started this year with players who saw limited action on last

years squad and freshmen. Although the Tiger Cubs have been on the short end of the

scoring this season, they have shown good sportsmanship and a potential greater than

their record accounts for. These players need a little time before it functions as a

unit. W hen this is accomplished the J. V . Tigers will show us better results in the

near future.

Back Row: M r. Reese, G . L a n d r y , D . Miller, R. H ibbard , G. Lonnen, J. Rouleau , B. Anstey, R. Breeze, E. Bane, J . Coster, H . K ing, D . Hed ley , B . Bane. Midd le Row: G. N ewman, !'J,. Sakowski, R . Caller d , J. Gilbert , B . D ingler, H . Perry, B . Palmer, R. Taylor , J . Drisd om . Front Row : Coach Large; N . Derisley , M. Uys, J. Tombari , D . Koester, N . Land is , T. Nellist , B . A llen, J. Hausler . Absent: J . Palmer.

W rest l i ng

Coach

Assistant -

Mr. Large

Mr. Reese

This year a new sport was introd uced to the Lyndonville students. A long with this new sport , a new kind of

d esire was brought into being. Because Lynd onville is i n its first year of wrestling, there was a bit of d oubt as to

whether or not the team wou ld be able t o face the challenge that a first -year team must face. But this d oubt was soon d issolved as a result of the fine coaching by Fred Large. M r. Large has instilled a d esire to w in as a

team and as an ind ividual. The team had a tremend ous amount of spirit and support , evidenced by the c rowds t hat attend ed every match.

Standing: V . Hausler , L. Lartz, S . Parsons, M. Hass. Kneeling: A . Barry, M. owak , P. Hartsen.

Varsity

Cheerlead e rs J.V.

Standing: L . H o u s e m a n , D. Morrell, C . Raymond)ack . Kneeling: s. Zapf, D. Dickenson, M. C o s t i c h.

Alternate: J . Plum mer.

Team spirit is high.

The starting line-up.

Chuck, when his

uniform was clean.

y Yes, but we ARE good losers.

Pilot to tower, pilot to tower.

TyPical football heroes. roes.

Did you say they've

got a two hundred

pound line?

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Back Row: J . King, J. Buckland, H. Perry, K . R u t h e r fo r d, R. Jones, J . Klino . Fourth Row: D. Baird, R .

Woodworth, K . Lartz, B . Maines, D . A lbone, J . Martin, D. Barry, D . Tombari, G . Landry, R . Dingler, J.

Ward, D . Dickenson, S. Dack, G . Plummer, B . Bane. Third Row: J . Gibson, E. Corser, C . Dunn, L.

Loke , T. Martin, D . Baird, G . Riordan, H. Bohnet, L . Houseman, P. Houseman. Second Row: c. Maines,

C. W right, . Cooper, C . Barnum. First Row: c. Raymondjack, J . Theil.

Sen ior President Alice Barry

Vice-President John Woodworth

To start the year out right, the Lyndonville band marched in the A pple Festival at Medina as the "Apple Pickers". In October, we went to Buffalo and heard the Marine Band . Four girls w ere selected to attend the Sectional A ll- State Band at East Ridge High School in Rochester: A lice Barry, Nancy Schompart , Debby Dickinson,

and Linda Houseman. On January 7th, the band played for the dedication of the new school.

Back Row: C. Woodworth, R. B r o a d w e 11, J. Woodworth, J. Coster, S. Zapf, B. Ho rth, D. Bed ient. Fourth

Row: P. Hartsen , J. Kimi, A . Woodworth, A. Petrie, J. W hipple, C. W inkie, .E. Bed ient, J. James, C .

W i lson , P. Miller, R . Petrie, B . Horth, J. Lonnen. Third Row: J . W e inkie , L . Housel, R . Woodworth, c. Baker, L. W atson, D . Therring, M. Ehrenreich, A . A msd ill, M. Rinker, N . Plummer, E. Klatt . Second Row:

E. Sweetman , D . Barry, D . Petrie, M. Hass, L. Voelker, C. Kimi. Front Row: N. Scho mp art, A. Giam­

papa, L. Lartz, A. Barry.

Secretary

Treasurer

B a nd Pam Hartsen

- Linda Lartz

A lice Barry w as selected from our school to attend Conference A ll- State Band at

Eastman Theatre in Ro chester on December 4-7. The w ho le band participated in the

Christmas program at the school. County Festival was held at Lyndonville this year.

Many from our band participated in it . The annual Spring Concert w as held in May.

Some o f the students also participated in Competition at the end o f the year for the

band.

Back Row: B . Horth, M . Jones, J . K lino, D . Bedient , M r . Plummer. Fourth Row: D. Baird , G. Riordan , L.

Baird , R. Woodworth, B . M aines , K. Lartz, J. Woodworth, A. Woodworth, C . W1enke, A . Petrie, G . Plum­

mer. Third Row: J. Lonnen , B. Horth, P. M iLLer, C. Wilson, P. Houseman , S. Dac k , B. Bane, L.

Housel , J. Wienkie, R. Woodworth. Second Row: C. M aines , C. Wright , N. Cooper, C. Barnum , D. Barry ,

E. Klatt . Front Row: N. Schom pert , J . T hiel , C. Kim i , D. Petrie.

Pep Ba nd Jun ior Ba nd

Bac k Row: E . Carver , P. Hoffman , D. NeLList, J . Riemer , R. Moore, R . Neuman , W. Owen , N. Woodworth,

L. Gid ley , D. Newman. Fourth Row: C. Raymondjac k , M. Herry , P. HoweLL, D. Landry , M. Ril ey , C.

Boyce, M. Snowdon , D. Sm1th, J . Bale, T. Wolfe. Third Row: J. Bohnet , J . Sakowski, S. Taylor , P.

Stiemer, C.' Czarnopyski, B . ALLport , S . K lino, M. Stawicki, M. Parsels , D. J ames. Second Row: M r .

H ales , J . Whippl e, L . Riley , J . Bane, E . Woodw orth, J . Woodworth, C . Rou l eau , J. Dunn, P . Dunn , C .

Clark. Front Row: L . Hoffman , B . Parsons , C . Smith, W . Holsing, P . Barry , S . Robinson , C. Woodworth, S .

Petrie. Absent: D . M oore, R. Corder, A. Bogar, T . K l att.

Chorus Director Mr. Benedict

Accompanist Sue Zaph

Front Row: M . Ruc inski, S . G off , G. Buckland , V. Hausler , M r. Benedic t , B. Bias , J. Engl e , J. Lac ey , S. Zapf. Second Row: C. Breeze , M. N ow ak , L. Wood worth , L. Baron, A. Barry , K . Eckler , L . Schroeder ,

C. Houseman , J. Kimba l l , S. Farwell , R. Thie l , B. F ly nn , L. Buc kland , D. Quintern. Back Row: W .

Southworth, M . Uys , J . Woodworth , C . Boyc e , J . F oss , E. Corser , M . Breeze , J . Schroeder, C . Herry , D.

Krisher , S . Baker , R. Hibbard , N. Derisley , K . Harts en.

The 1963-64 school year was a busy one for the students participating in choral

activities. It presented its annual event s , the Christmas Program and the Spring Con­

c ert with much success. The chorus also sang at the dedic ation of the new school on

January 7. Also, sixteen members of the chorus partic ipated in c ounty chorus held at Lyndonvil le this year.

The final performance of our chorus was the Baccalaureate Servic e . As we sang "The Lord Bless Y ou and Keep Y ou", the Seniors of '64 fe lt a deep regret in leaving

Lyndonvil le Central .

Mercy sakes! What do we have here?

Take a well-deserved bow.

"THE CURIOUS SA VAGE"

Florence . M an.,rayne Barry

Hannibal Dan Krisher

Fairy M ay Wilma Rutherford Jeffery George Lannen

M rs. Paddy Sharon Parsons

Titus Savage John Woodworth

Samuel Savage Gene Plummer

Lily Belle Savage Pam Hartsen

Ethel Savage Alice Barry Miss Wilhelmina Connie M aines Dr. Emmett M athys Uys

Who has knobby knees?

Dr. Emmett has a word to say.

Sen i o r Play T h e play, a mystery-comedy, concerned the

admittance of Ethel Savage to the Cloisters for giv­ing away foolishly the fonune her husband had left her that her child ren felt they d eserved. When at last M rs. Savage agreed to give the bonds to her child ren, the lights went out and the bonds were stolen.

\\lith the able d irection and the patience of

M rs. Christopher, "The Curious Savage" was a

great success. To the actors and backstage crew as w el l can be attributed the honor of having made the play a success.

Please calm d own Mrs. Christopher. We aren't THAT

bad!

Left to R ight: DanK risher , M r s. Bradley, Connie Maines, John Woodworth , Dianne Tuttle, Kirk Bane, Carol Geiger.

Echo Staff Editor-in-Chief - - - - John Woodworth

Photography Editor - Kirk Bane

literary Editor - - - Dianne Tuttle

Art Editor - - - - - - - Connie Maines

Business Manager _ _ _ _ Dan Krisher

Copyright Editor - - - - Carol Geiger

Advisor - - - - - - - - Mrs. Bradley

W ith the unfailing help ofM r s.B radley, the Echo staff took the reins of responsibility of producing a new yea r­

book , one to be proud of, one to be remembered . The task was difficult, yet the challenge was met. We hope you enjoy

the endeavor to capture the school spir it in pictur es.

Stand ing: R. Broadwel l , L. Watson, W. Rutherford , L. Jones , C. Herry , R. Woodworth, M. Uys , D . Albone, J .

Newton. Seated: Mr. Herry, D . Dickenson, G. Wilson, M . Nowak, J . Schroeder.

Studen t Cou n c il President . . .

Vice-President

Secretary . . .

Treasurer

Cal end er Keeper

Advisor . . . •

. . Gary Wilson

M arge Nowak Debby Dickenson

John Sc hroed er

David Albone

M r. Herry

T he Student Counc il , consisting of two students elected from each grade and an

honorary member , Mathys Uys , represents the entire student body. It governs a l l

activities o f the various c lasses and student organizations. The Student Council is a lso a service organization. It arranges assembly pro­

grams and provid es the student body with a weekly sc hedule of school events . It

a lso directed an organized drive to raise funds for local welfare. The Council has proved itself an invaluable aid to the efficient administration of the extra­

curricular sc hool program .

Standing: N . Sc hom part, P. Miller, S. F arwe l l , V . Hausler, D. Tuttle . Seated: G . Barringer, J. Kimba l l , E .

Plummer, M r . Farwell, L. Woodworth.

Future Tea cher's Assoc i a t ion

The Lucian A . Webber chapter of the Future Teac hers of Americ a C lub is a n or­

ganization that is for people who someday think that they may like to be teachers.

Throughout the year there is a student teaching program sponsored by our c lub where

we partic ipate in e lementary c lassrooms . We have also sponsored a College Night in

w hich other stud ents c an ask representatives from different rypes of c ol leges questions

that they want answere d .

Standing: B. Lonnen, R. Goff, S . Goff. Kneeling: S . Thomas , R. Hadstead .

Baton Twi rl i ng

A flash of orange and white again marks the high stepping of the baton twirlers.

We know that a band is c oming when we see these sharply marching girls and have the satisfaction of w arching that gleam of silver.

The twirlers participated in such e vents as the Medina Apple Festiva l , the

annual Spring Concert , and the Mem oria l Day parade.

Left to Right: N . Taylor, D. Scharlau, E. Sweetman, V. Hedley , M . Hausler, V. Hausler, Mrs . Oakes , D. Mil­

ler, J. Lacey , L. Buckland .

L ibra ry Club

The Library Club was started in April of 1963. There are eight qua lifications of

bec oming a l ibrary assistant . 1. You must be in good standing with all teachers and

principals. 2. Y ou must show an interest in work. 3. You must be wil ling to work

before and after school . 4. You must be courteous . 5. Y ou must be neat . 6. Y ou

must be dependabl e . 7. You must be a good citizen. 8. You must serve at least

one ha lf year.

We are all aware of the d uties which must be d one. As assistants, we help

other students locate materials, pictures and pamphlets, reserved books, and maga­

zines. We try to follow the stud ent assistant code : "The expression of one 's be liefs can

do much to clarify thinking and to set stand ards of behavior . "

Standing: V. Hed ley , G. Barringer, M. Nowak, B. Lonnen, B. Flynn, D . Morre l l , L. Schroeder, A. Barry , M.

J am es , S. Y axley , C. Geiger, M. Costich , S. Breeze . $eated: S. Stackowicz, S . Zapf, D . Tyson, Mr.

Bobroff, V. Hausler, M . Barry , J. Yax ley . Front: D. Scharlau , N. Tay l or , D. Tuttle .

P r e s s C l u b

The Press Club is an organization made up of high school students who wish to

work on the Tiger's Roar, our school newspaper and thereby gain an insight in the

field of j ournalism .

The paper included such artic les as elementary and high school news , schedules

of s ports activities and others that provided interesting topics for both the adm inis ­

tration and students .

Back Row: D. Quintern, N. Cooper, S. Shingleton, D. Miller, A. Giampapa , J. Whippl e , R. Hibba rd , J.

Palmer, C. Ma ines, K. Eckle r, M. James , V . Hedley , J. Wienke , C . Geiger. Third Row: Mrs . Huntington,

A. MacDona ld , S. Breeze , G . Barringe r, W. Southworth , V. Hausler, M. Nowak, G. Rouleau, S. Sanderson,

M. Clark , B. Hungerford , D. Scharlau, L. Roth , C. Houseman. Second Row: P. Mathewson, D. Krisher, G.

Lonnen , M. Uys, J. Kimball, J. Schroeder, D. Tyson. Front Row: J. Lonnen, J. Engle, C. Wright , B .

Marek, L . Bane.

A m e r i c a n F i e l d Serv ice

This year's A. F. S. Club has d one much, it feels , to promote world relations , by

lea rning how the rest of the world lives . Its members have taken an active interest

in the exchanging of students , from and to the United States. We have had one of our semi-annua l Tag Days , a hop, and managed a store selling sweatshirts and school

supplies, to raise m oney to bring next year's exchange student to Lyndonvil l e , and to

send an Ame rican abroad. This is the purpose of the A. F . S. and we feel that in this

end , we have been a fairly successful one!

Compli ments of

J o h n C. S h o e m a k e r (J r . )

D . D .S.

Medina, N.Y.

J. H. SAY E R S I N C .

Men's and Boys'

Wear

Albion, N Y.

P l u m m e r

S a les a n d Service

South

M a i n

Street

Lyndonvil le

N .Y.

Ph. 765-224 1

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Success

to the

Class of '64

from

C h a m b e r B ros.

Shelby

New York

Compli ments of

Dr. A. K. E n g e l

&

Dr. W. R . Trol ley

Medina, N Y.

COFFEY B R OS. I N C . 1 0 1 W . Bank Street

Albion, New York LT 9-S584

Gulf Products

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Albion, N. Y . Shop Landauer's for

clothing with the Campus Look - for fellows and

girls.

J . C. PE N N EY co.

Medina, New York

Compli ments of

COOK WH OLESALE and

P U N C H SPECIALT I ES Medina, New York

M E D I N A TA I LO R S and

DRY C LEAN E R S E . Center Street

Medina, New York

SYLVESTER'S Wallpaper, Paints

Floor and Wall Covering Furniture

lee's Carpeting Sealy Mattresses

Medina, New York

PAIGE'S COLLI S I O N S H O P Expert Wheel Alignment

Auto Glass Service

Best Wishes to the

Class of '64

HAROLD S U ZAN N E

DO B B I N S A N D RAMAGE, I N C .

Wholesale Fruit and

Produce Lyndonvi lle, New York

Compliments of

ZAN OW'S MAR K ET

R. N. PARSO N S

AN D S O N S I NC.

Air Conditioning

Heating and Petroleum

Medina, New York Phone Medina 798-2600

Compliments of

STEVE'S VA R I E TY STORE

Bottled Gas, Appliances

Scott Boating Equipment

and Service

1 24 E Center Street

Medina, New York

Phone 798-24 1 0

H E M I NGWAY

J EW E L E R S

1 2 2 E Center Street

Medina, New York

Phone 798- 1 4 1 0

LYN DO NVI LLE CAN N I N G COMPANY

I N C.

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J . J . N EW B E R R Y

CO. ARY ST E L I A N O U T H E L ITTLE

STO R E

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New York New York Phone 765-265 1

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CALI FOR N I A FAM I LY

C H E M I CAL COMPANY B R AM E R E LECT R I C S H O E S H O P

Ortho Division Medina Medina

Medina, New York New York New York

Best Wishes to the

C lass of '64

N IAGARA CHEMI CAL DIVI S I ON

M i d d l e port, N ew York

R O NALLO'S BOWL I NG LAN ES

North Main Street Medina

New York

L I M I N A' S J EWE LRY Medina

New York

H I CKEY F U R N I T U R E CO. I N C.

Colonial, Provincial, Traditional

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C R O S BY-W H I PPLE O I L C O R P.

lyndonvi lle New York

W H EATLEY'S J EW E L E R S

Main Street Phone 798-2377

Medina New York

BLISS ETT'S Exclusive Department

Store Infants thru Teens Medina, New York

Compliments of

BOCKMAN DODGE, I N C . Medina

New York

Congratulations to the

Class of '64 R O S E N KRANS

PHARMACY Medina, New York

M E D I N A PARTS Auto Accessories

Medina New York

LA PP E X PRESS

co.

Medina, New York

LANGDON T R U C K

LI N ES, I N C .

Lyndonville

New York

Phone 765-22 1 1

M a c DONALD

H A R DWAR E Complete Hardware

Store

Richmond Plumbing

Fixtures

Rheem Water Heaters

Lyndonville, New York

B LOOM'S F LOWER

S H O P

Albion, New York

Phone LT9-5 1 1 9

R I C H'S F LOW ERS, I N C .

Maple Ridge Road

Medina, New York

Member of Teleflora

and Florafacts

Phone 798-0622

WOLK & SONS

C LOT H I N G, I N C.

Brockport, New York

Medina, New York

Newark, New York

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MAI N E

L U M B E R COMPA N Y

Albion

Phone LT9-4433

Lyndonville

Phone 765-2 1 5 1

E H R E N R E I C H

& SON

Atlantic and

Goodyear

AAA Service

Medina, New York

Open 24 Hours Daily

B R ONSON'S

D ry Goads

Medina, New York

Compli ments of

G. C. M U R PH Y CO.

Variety Store

Medina, New York

Se n i o r

BILL ANS TEY - Chorus 1 , 2 ; County Chorus 2; Wrestling 4 .

RA D Y BAKER - Chorus 2 , 3; County Chorus 2', 3; Boys Intramurals 2 , 3 , 4; F . T . A. 2; Student Council 3; Senior

Play 4 .

KIRK BANE - Chorus 1 ; Boy 's Intramurals 2 , 3, 4; Assistant Photography Ed itor 3 ; Photography Editor 4 ; F . T . A . 2 , 3 .

LYNNE BANE - Chorus 1 , 2 , 3; Senior Play 4 .

RON ALD BANE - Science Club 2; Senior Play 4.

ALICE BARRY - Intramurals 2 , 3, 4; J . V. Cheerleader 1 ; Varsity Cheerleader 2 , 3, 4; Band 1 , Treasurer 2 . 3,

President 4; Area All-State Band 1 , 2, 3, 4; Conference A l l-State Band 4; County Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Competition

1 , 2 , 3, 4; Press Club 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Class Secretary 2 , 3 , 4; Science Club 2; Chorus 4; Youth Center Com ­mittee 1 .

MARWAY NE BARRY - Senior Play 4; Press Club 4; Science Club 2; Intramurals 3 , 4 .

GORDON BENTLEY - J . V . Basketball 1 , 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4 ; Baseball 1 , 2; Football 3 , 4 ; Band 1 , 2 , 3. 4;

County Band 3, 4; Pep Band 1 , 2; FFA 1 , 2 .

BILL BIAS - Football 2 , 4; Intramurals 3.

E VELYN BLAKE - Chorus 1 , 2 , 3.

CHUCK BOYCE - Football 2 , 3, 4; Chorus 4; County Chorus 4.

M IK E BREEZE - Intramurals 2 , 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; J . V. Basketball !; Football ! .

JUDY GADDIS - Home Economics and Commercial.

CAROL GEIGER - Youth Center Committee 1; Intramurals 2 , 3 , 4; Press Club 1 , 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Yearbook

Staff 4; A . F . S . Club 4; Science Club 2.

DARRYL GEOTZE - FFA 1 , 2; Footbal l l , 2 , 3 , 4; Baseball l , 2 , 4; Intramurals 2 , 3 , 4.

DON GEOTZE - Football l , 2 , 3; Basebal l l , 2 , 3; FFA 1 , 2 .

ROBERT A HADSTEAD - Chorus 1 ; Intramurals 2 .

JAN ICE HARRIMAN - Business Major

PAM HARTSEN - J . V . Cheerleader 1 , 2 ; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4; Intramurals 2 , 3, 4; Band 1 , 2 , 3, Treasurer 4; County Band 2 , 3, 4; Senior Play 4; A . F . S . 2 .

VIRGIN IA HAUSLER - Varsity Cheerleader 4; A . F . S . 2 , 4; F . T . A . 2 , 3, 4; Press Club 4; Library Club 3, 4; Baton

Twirler 3; Chorus 1 , 2 , 3, 4; County Chorus 2 , 3, 4; Intramurals 2 , 3, 4.

EILEE HORTH - Chorus 1, 2; Press Club 4.

DAN KRISHER - Chorus 1, 2 , 4; County Chorus 2 , 4; A . F . s . 4; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Intramurals 2.

MARY RUT H JAMES - Press Club 4; A . F . S . 4; Senior Play 4.

JOAN LACEY - Intramurals 1; Library Club 3, 4; Chorus 1 , 3, 4.

A ct i v i t i es

LINDA LART Z - Press Club 1 , 2 , 3; A . F . S . 4; Student Council Treasurer 2; J . V. Cheerleader 1 , 2; Varsity

Cheerleader 3, 4; Band 1 , 2 , 3, Secretary 4; County Band 1 , 2 , 3, 4; C lass Secretary 1; Class Treasurer 3, 4 .

DELBERT L O N E N - F . F . A . 1 , 2 , 3 ; Intramurals 3.

GEORGE LO NEN - Footbal l 3, 4; Wrestling 4; A . F . S . 4 ; Senior Play 4 .

JOAN LONN EN - Band 1 , 2 , 3, 4; County Band 3, 4; P e p Band 2 , 3, 4; Press Club 2 , 3; A . F . S . 4 ; Intramurals 2 , 3,

4 .

CONNIE MAINES - Band 1 , 2 , 3 , 4; County Band 1 , 2 , 3, 4; Pep Band 1 , 2 , 3, 4; Class President 3, 4; A . F . S . 4;

Senior Play 4; Girls St ate 3; Student Council 1; lntramurals 2, 3, 4.

DIA NE MORRELL - Class Treasurer 1.

ED OGLESBY - Football 1 ; Baseball 2 , 4.

J IM PALMER - Baseball 2; Wrestling 4; Senior Play 4; Intramurals 3.

S HARON PARSONS - J . V . Cheerleader 1 ; Varsity Cheerleader 2 , 3, 4; Intramurals 2 , 3; Senior Play 4.

GENE PLUMMER - Band 1 , 2 , 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4; County Band 3, 4; Intramurals 2 , 3; Senior Play 4; F . T . A .

Vice- President 3, President 4.

L IN DA ROTH - Girl 's Bowling 1 , Captain 2; F . N . C . 2; Art Club 2; A . F . S . 4 .

JON ROULEAU - F . T . A . 3; Baseball 2 , 3, 4; Intramurals 2 , 3, 4; Wrestling 4 ; Senior Play 4 .

JERRY ROUSE - Library Club 1 ; Intramurals 1.

W ILMA RUTHERFORD - Press Club 1; Senior Play 4; Student Counci l 4; lntramurals 2 , 3, 4; A. F. S. 4 .

JOH SCHROEDER - Press Club 2 , 3; Intramurals 2, 3; Chorus 1 , 2 , 4; Student Council 4; A . F . S . 2 , 3, Treasurer 4.

GARY SK INNER - Football l , 2 , 3, 4; Baseball l , 2 , 3, 4; J . V . Basketbal l l , 2 ; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; A . F . S . 4;

Volleyba ll 2 , 3, 4.

DIANNE TU TTLE - Press Club 1 , 2 , 3, 4; F . T . A . 3, 4; Band 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Junior Chorus 3; Intramurals 2 ,

3, 4; A . F . S . 4 .

THYS UYS - Wrestling 4 ; A . F . S . 4 ; Senior Play 4 ; Student Council 4 .

GARY \YILSON - J . V . Basketball !; Varsity Basketball 2 , 3, 4; Baseball 1 , 2 , 3, 4; Volleyball 3, 4; Class Treasurer

2; Student Council 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; Senior Play 4 .

CHARLES WOODWORTH - Class Vic e - President 2 , 3 , 4; Baseball 1 , 3 ; Senior Play 4 ; Football 4; Intramurals 2 ,

3, 4.

JOH WOODWORTH - Band 1 , 2 , 3, Vice -President 4; County Band 1 , 2; Al l -State Sectional Band 2 , 3; Chorus

1 , 2 , 3, 4; County Chorus 3, 4; Boy 's State 3; Baseball ! , 2, 3, 4; J . V. Basketball ! , 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4;

Volleyball 2 , 3, 4; Editor-in-Chief of Yearbook 4; Class President ·1; Senior Play 4; Pep Band 1 , 2 , 3, 4.

JUDY YAX LEY - A . F . S . 1 ; Press Club 3, 4 .

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