Carthage Central School - Carthadian Yearbook (Carthage, NY)

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Henry Rennie, Donna WeTsig, Molly DoherTy, Spe Landauer. We have a winning Quiz Team aT C.C.S. The Brain TrusT oT Molly DoherTy, Sue Landauer, PaT Penney, Henry Rennie, and Donna WeTsig won Tive consecuTive maTches on The Thursday evening challenge quiz programs on radio sTaTion WATN. By deTeaTing Alex- andria Bay, Mannsville Manor, La Fargeville, GlenTield and Adams CenTer, They have earned The righT To compeTe wiTh all oTher champions in The May playoTTs. The second Team oT Bob Kaiser, Linda Lehman, Alice Lombard, and Marcia Maroun was deTeaTed by a narrow margin in iTs TirsT maTch wiTh Copenhagen. Junior AchievemenT Company oT CCS is a small scale version oi business and indusTry. Through acTual experience The members are acguainTed wiTh producTion meThods, laws of supply and demand, and The world oT business in general. JACO, The Junior AchievemenT Company, is sponsored by The ST. Regis Foreman's Club. Firsf row: MonnaT, WeTmore, D. Hedden, L. Higgins, J. Peebles. Second row: Saber, D. Ward, V. Rogers, Hall, J. BroTherTon, L. Gerber. Third row: B, Johnson, Arnold, H. Rennie,- McMahon.

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'Bib csv A 1-4138 FP' F T C FirsT row: WeTsig, J. GaTes, Tehonica, B. Rueclcwald, Robinson. Second ' ' ' row: BroTherTon, Cole, S. FleTcher, Morgan, Miller, P. Phillips. Third row: Eddy, L. Lehman, T-lamilTon, BarneTT, C. McCorlcle. AlThough The FuTure Teacher's Club wasn'T Tormed unTil This pasT Tall, The inTeresT in Teaching ThaT has developed is remarkable. Guided by Mr. Malerlc, The members have sTarTed many acTiviTies To open The Teaching door To oTher sTudenTs. Trips have been planned To various STaTe Teachers Colleges in order To acguainT The sTudenTs wiTh These campuses. Membership in The FuTure Nurse's Club is made up OT Juniors and Seniors who plan To enTer The nursing proTession aTTer graduaTion. The purpose oT This club is To acguainT sTu- denTs wiTh The TnudamenTals oT nursing. The girls aTTend lecTures aT The l-louse OT The Good SamariTan and Mercy l-lospiTal in WaTerTown each Thursday. FirsT row: L. Minniclc, MaglioccheTTi, B. Minniclc, Rivers, DeiTz, Harvey, Griswold, Cook. Second row: WrighT, Olds, Paige, Galloway, M. Maroun, F,N,C, S. Brown, PloTT. Third row: NorTon, Saber, Zahn, McGraw.

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fe FirsT row: R. Sixberry, Loveioy, K. Flynn, Jo Landauer, Jean Landauer, SrniTh. Second row: Shaw, Clarlce, Mc- Mahon, Nash, S. Crane, Eddy, Lundy, Taylor, Mc- Nichols, Johns. The ProiecTion Club, newly organized This year, is under The clirecTion oT Mr. Gregory. IT was Tormally organized in SepTember when The members elecTed The Tollowing oTTi- cers: Ron Sixberry, president Jim SmiTh, vice-president Joey Landauer, secreTary, and Jeannie Landauer, Treasurer. The main aims oT The club are To provide audio-visual equipmenT To Teachers and To Train sTudenTs in operaTing and caring Tor Tape recorders, record players, and Tilm sTrip and movie proiecTors. The Junior l-ligh DramaTics Club consisTed oT sTudenTs in grades seven Through nine who were inTeresTed in learning abouT acTing and The various bacl4sTage duTies. While This club was only in exisTence Tor The TirsT semesTer, iTs members presenTed a one-acT play enTiTled 'Billy's FirsT DaTe. Club advisor was Mrs. Picl4erT, and oTTicers were as Tollows: KaThy Finnegan, PresidenT: Judy l-longo, Vice-PresidenTg KaThy Eddy, SecreTary: and PaT Sayer, Treasurer. FirsT row: OverTon, Love, Barker, Bloss, Sayer, Bears, Pluma- dore, Second row: DeForge, Bach, Munger, Finnegan, KOT- schevar, CarpenTer, Johnson. Third row: Hongo, Murphy Babcock. Covey. Eddy. Mulmey. 'JUNIOR DRAMATICS