Carthage Central School - Carthadian Yearbook (Carthage, NY)

 - Class of 1962

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Carthage Central School - Carthadian Yearbook (Carthage, NY) online collection, 1962 Edition, Page 30 of 88
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First row: Pat Youngs, Sally Bishop, Judy Lehman, Mary Margaret Russell, Virginia Phelps. Second row: Judie Metcalfe, Karen LaJuett, Sharon Pratt, Bonnie Mantle, Janet Riley, Mary Lee Bach, Miss Mary Jane Kavanaugh, Connie Deskins. Third row: Barbara Dockum, Susan Ex- ford, Donna Jameson, Carol Boni, Kathy Thomas, Pat O'Driscoll, Mary Clark, Nancy MacCue, Vicki Frank, Joan Oliver, Marguerite Everett, Barbara Danks, Mary Baker, Lynda Fowler. Future Nurses Club provides a background and gives girls ideas for various health careers. The members enjoy a full program of volunteer practical experi- ence and instruction at VVatertown hospitals. The president is Donna Jameson under whose leadership stulfed animals were made at Christmas for the Chil- dren's Home. In addition this year, Held trips are planned and films of interest are to be shown. The advisors are our school nurse, Miss Kavanaugh, and the The Future Farmers of America is a national organization of boys studying vocational agriculture. Mr. Henry VVatkins, advisor, and club officers, President, James Freeman, Vice President, Warren Fargo, Secretary, Lynden Snyder: Treas- urer, Gene Burkeg Reporter, Thomas Eddy and Sentinel, William Nier have led the group in such activities as land judging, speaking contests, crop demonstra- Future Nurses dental hygenist, Mrs. Schutt. Future Fdfmefs tions and fair projects. Through active participation the boys learn how to conduct meetings, finance themselves, buy and sell cooperatively and in general to become versed in the field of agriculture in order that they may be the top farmers of the future. First row: Vice president Warren Fargo, Ronald Selos, president Jim Freeman, Gene Burke, sentinel Bill Nier, reporter Tom Eddy, secretary Lynden Snyder. Second row: Larry Johnson, Ralph Rivers, Henry Harper, Gary Ex- ford, Gordon DeLosh, Arnold Failing, Jim Keefer, Merlin Tousant, Elwood Thomas, Jim Oatman, James Davis, Howard Martin, Mr. Henry Watkins, advisor. Third row: Gary Burke, David Johnson, Eugene Zeller, Donald Swain, Lynn Selos, Larry Eddy, Tom Boni, Matt Thomp- son, John Peck.

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Senior Student Council unior Student Council First row: Nancy Brotherton, Tom Girard, Judy Lehman. Second rozu: Mr. George Gregory, Cheryl Putman, Joanne Dalton, Ann Jamieson, Sharon Paul, Noreen French, Mr. Henry Shick. Third row: Brenda XVarren, Nancy McCue, Bob Sprague, Joel Smith, Janet YVood, Cathy Mealus, Marcia Bears. The Senior High Student Council with Mr. George Gregory and Mr. Henry Schick as advisors is composed of pupils in the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades representing their classes in school government. The purpose of the council is to promote better understanding between faculty and students, The Council also tries to assist the administration in the direction of school activities. Its officers are Tom Girard, president, Judy Lehman, vice president, Nancy Brotherton, secretaryg and Bob Richardson, treasurer. The Junior High Student Council helps prepare students for participation in student government as carried on by its senior affiliate. The group helped pro- mote good student-faculty understanding this year through fine management of a Tag Day, record hop, and the annual Christmas Party. Its oflicers are President Kerry Herbert, Vice President Brian McKenna, Sec- retary Jennifer X'Vaters, and Treasurer Becky Grau. Advisors are Mr. Donald McGrath and Mr. Virgil Hleaver.. First row: Brian McKenna, Jimmy Phillips, Kerry Herbert, Jennifer lVaters, Becky Grau. Second rozv: Bert Phillips. Marlene Hall, Kathleen Mclkenna, Cathy Herxey, Diana Quay. Third roun- Mr. Donald McGrath, Cathy Spencer, Mary Campbell, Donna Akins, Susan Sylvester, Mr. Virgil Weaver. I-'ozzrtlz row: Marianne Fleckenstein, Shirley Zeller, Patrick Latray, Richard Cole, Robert Mushtare, Lynn Selos, John Dorman, Bill Brown, Gary Gadbaw, Jim Currie, Herbert Nichols, Craig Brennan.



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First row: Roger Draper, Susan Exford, Christine Munger, Donald Morrison, Karen La Juett, Mary Margaret Russell, Diana YVeeks, Second row: Elaine YVard, Paul Petrie, Nel- son French, Sharon Pratt, Catherine Finnegan. Third roiuf Cheryl Rueckwald, Alice Murray, Jean Perry, Terry Myers, Robert Bloss, Dianne Xvood, Linda Kotschevar, Myra Adams, Susan Lehman, Connie Shannon, John Houghton, Carolyn Robl, Stephan Clarke, Virginia Phelps, Judy Lehman. The Future Teachers Club, headed by Mr. Gilbert Malerk, is composed of jun- Future Teachers Library Club iors and seniors who are given the opportunity to explore teaching as a profession. The club tours colleges of our state and meets twice a month to hear panel dis- cussions. Twice a year the future teachers spend an entire day observing and participating in actual classroom instruction. The club members sponsor an annual tea for teachers of our district and annually give a 3525 Savings Bond to an outstanding senior member. The Future Teachers Club members also act as guides for school functions. Its ofhcers are: Roger Draper, president, Chris Munger, vice president, Sue Exford, secretaryg and Don Morrison, treasurer. To aid in routine library services to the school, to develop responsibility and initiative in students, and to act as a liaison between the faculty and students in promoting the increased use of the library are the main purposes of the Library Club. The C.C.S. Library Club has Dennis Swem as president, Sue Brennan as vice president, Sally Ferguson as secretary, and Patsy Flanigan as treasurer. Mrs. Lawrence Zecher acts as advisor to the group. First row: Charles Burns, Donna Jameson, Roberta Place, Patsy Flanigan, Mary Bach, Dennis Swem, Sally Ferguson, Mrs. Lawrence Zecher, Sue Brennan, Shelby Jacoby, Lyn- da Adams, Jim YVaite. Second row: Joanne Johnson, Trenna Tunia, Jan WVoodhouse, Donna Nutting, Janet Wood, Mary Clark, Donald Fargo, Joanne Kozstowski, Noreen French, Kathy Morris, Linda McManaman, Bon- nie Flitcroft, Joanne Hill, Cathy Mealus, Cynthia Aihnati. Third row: Judy Shatraw, Mary Ellen Yousey, Mary Lou Love, Sue Kling, Joyce Yvhitney, Larry Taylor, Mary Margaret Russell, Carol Boni, Sally Bishop, Donna Cani- pany, Donna Babcock, Jackie Conley, Patty Hill, Sharon Verbeck, Jamesene Feneran, John Peck, Craig Brennan.

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