Carthage Central School - Carthadian Yearbook (Carthage, NY)

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Kerry Herbert, Bob Mushtare, Lynn Selos, Bob Haver, Ron Post, Philip Bonner, Frank Avallone, Charles Van Patten, Brian McKenna, John Peck, Harold Ferguson, Frank Pelkey, TRAFFIC SQUAD Each year, as the halls become more crowded, the job of maintaining an even How of traffic while classes are passing becomes more difficult for the members of the Traihc Squad, under the direction of Mr. James Tim Roberts, Stuart Finer, Ken Youngs, Don Rigabar, Bob Hansek, Jack Knapp, William Nettles, Jeff Carter, Dick Ed- wards, Steve Andrus, George Osterhoudt, Jim Waite. Kemp. Assisting students who are new in our school is another role played by the Chief Bob Hansek and his assistants Bob Mushtare and Ken Youngs. RIFLE TE M Bonom row: Wayne Plummer, Greg Maurer, Milton Howard, Billy Parks, Glen Face, Darryl Hall. David Covey, Duwayne Maurer, Richard Stevens, David Kilburn. Gordon Gaebel, Gerald Bloss, Dave Rohr, George McBride. Second row: Bob Nevills. Sammy Gilpin, Warrerr Smith, Robert Clark, David Peck, Danny Weir, Steve Mantle, Lynn Schack, Andrew Susice Jim Sweeney. Mr. Joseph Shambo, Ray Genter, Gordon Stevens. Tabolt, David Prievo. Danny Reape, Tom Rushlow, Bruce , Lee Getman. Kenneth Burns,

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Bottom row: Donna Clark, Nancy Fox, Kris McMahon, Sue Sylvester, Glenda Langdon, Helen Fleming, Mr. Francis Cary. Second row: Sue Shuman, Joanne Fetterly, Stephanie Hall, COMMERCI L CLUB Maintaining the school store is an important service rendered by the Commercial Club and its advisor Mr. Francis Cary. Field trips and guest speakers create further under- standing between the student and the business world. Fudge sales and dances, under the direction of Presi- dent Helen Fleming, Vice-President Sue Sylvester, Treasurer Glenda Langdon, and Secretary Kris Mc- Mahon, brighten the school year. Marsha Kline, Sharon Myers, Jane Seamon, Wilfrid Ashlaw, Guy Rigabar, Terry Getman, Karen Miles, Harold Dutton, Linda Ashlaw, Chris Kline, Susie Higgins. AUDIO VISUAL Planning auditorium lighting for special show- ings and announcing sports are two experiences enjoyed by members of the Audio-Visual Club, under the supervision of Mr. George A. Gregory. President William Davey, Vice President Tim Roberts, and Secretary-Treasurer Donna Bab- cock provide A-V equipment to aid teachers in their work. Bolronz row: Tim Roberts, Donna Babcock, Mr. George Gregory. Second row: Bob Forsythe, David Augustyn, Dale Bushek, Ronnie Eddy, Dick Zecker, Michael Tehonica, David Reape, Steve Andrus, Glen Face, Ann Peper, Mary Stumpf, Allan Genter, George McBride.

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VOCATIONAL EDUCATION Under a new program students may combine attendance at ' school with gainful vocational activities. Mr. Ezra Hocken- berger of the Boards of Coopera- tive Educational Services has as- sisted these enthusiastic young people in occupations as pictured here. 76