Carthage Central School - Carthadian Yearbook (Carthage, NY)

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LOW ONE: Miss Myers, Violet Touchton, Nancy Meyers. Tamara lervey, Mary Sherman, Mrs. LaVanchard, Cathy Law, Charlene abcock, Jayne Chisamore. ROW TWO: Pat Taylor, Joan Hayden, lawn Sech, Marcia Disotell. Chris Sabo, Richard Haney, Donna hisamore, Russell Hoffman, Linda Hickey, Cheryl Backus, LIBRA Under the direction of Mrs. William La Vanchard and liss Terry Myers, members ofthe Library Club help keep ur school library in order. They also keep track of books, nes, and aid students in procuring reading materials. In ldition, a book fair is sponsored by the Library Club rch year. RY Martha Millspaugh, Barbara Washburn. ROW THREE: Lila Passage, Valerie Weir, Cecelia Chartrand, Shirley Carpenter, Linda Ormiston, Cheryl Potter, Esther Sixberry, Gwen Crandall, Donna Beirman, Thressie Wormwood, Cathy Steeley, Ray Kilbourn Elaine Felker. CLUB Our school newspaper The Clarion, is published several times annually to keep the student body well informed of current affairs. Various fields, as interscholastic athletics and social happenings are covered. The staff is advised by Mr. James Tedesco, Mr. Jerry Metz, and Mr. Roger Toombs. The periodical is anxiously awaited by most of the student body. CLARION EATEDI l-Ymle BOWICS, Ellen SWeenYr Vlfglnla Campbell, Marcia Susan Egnew, Elizabeth Conrad, Charlotte Ferguson, Advisors, Mr. isotcll, Nancy Meyers. STANDING: Doreen Moses, Eleanor Roger Toombs, Mr. Jerry Metz, ML James Tedesco' xrns, Gail Miller, Elaine Felker, Allison Boyer, Anne Stoddard,

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KZ? ROW ONE: Advisor Mr. Gilbert, Secretary Crystal Foster, Vice- Avalone, Kathie Prievo, Linda Genito, Romeo Astafan, Helen president Jim Riceo, Treasurer Patricia Fox. ROW TWO: Kathy Burrows, Anne Abbass, Sue Baker, Emma Hammill, Cindy Houston, Mabel Bach, Patricia Kelly. Absent, President Dale O'Donnell. COMMERCIAL CLUB The Commercial Club is a group of individuals inter- ested in the field of business. Members become better acquainted with the business world through the aid of their advisor, Mr. Edward Gilbert and guest speakers. Also the Club sponsors fudge sales, dances, and car washes. AU DIO-VISUAL CLUB Under the direction of Mr. George Gregory, the mem- bers are able to learn and practice the usage of varied audio-visual equipment. The club also benefits the school by helping assemblies and musical productions with pro- per lighting and other effects. ROW ONE: Linold Hall, Oakley Clark, Secretary David Drean Gorden Reynolds. ROW TWO: President David Ballard, Vice- president Lyle Austin, Gerald Bonni, Advisor Mr. George Gregory