Carthage Central School - Carthadian Yearbook (Carthage, NY)

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QUIZ TEAM Under the direction of Mr. Ronald Yan- kowski, the Quiz Team competes inter- scholastically with several schools from all around northern New York. Each team competes in three meets, all of which are broadcasted over WWNY radio. The schools with the highest total of points meet in the championship in the spring. Our delegates to the Citizenship Educa- tion Conference attend the conference at Syracuse University in the spring. Members compete for large scholarships by means of a prepared speech and two round-table discus- sion. Advised by Mr. Thomas Gibbons, mem- bers are chosen in their junior yearg and attend two consecutive conferences. ROW ONE: Steven Gebo, Paulette Thesier, Mr. Yankowski, Rick Walck. ROW TWO: David Ballard, Mike Gebo, Mike Rushman, Phil Cross, John La Claire. C. E. CONFERENCE DELEGATES ROW ONE: Peter Leehy, Colleen Doherty, Susan Zecker, Mark Gebo. ROW TWO: Stephen Gebo, Mike Rushman, Mike Gebo, John La Claire.

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' A Fl l l 5 E 5 ROW ONE: Mike Rushman, David Ballard, Steve Gebo, Steve Marshall, Mike Gebo. ROW TWO: Phil Cross, John LaClai1'e, Sue Egnew, Jane Robl, Rhonda Santamour. ABSENT: Frances Oster- REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP CLASS HONORS Salutatorian Michael Rushman, Valedictorian Stephen Gebo. ,rw--gp ,,..,,,..-my 27

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ROW ONE: Mary Miller, Deb Hine, Tammy Hervey, Linda Brady, LaDonna King, Terri Soper. ROW TWO: Advisor Miss Dorothy Arthur, President Phil Cross, Treasurer Ellen Sweeney, Secretary Rhonda Santamour, Vice-President Rolayne Harvey, Exchange Student Lisbeth Conrad, Advisor Mr. Gilbert Malerk. ROW THREE: Sonne Boyer, Sue Quay, Joan Haver, Wade Burdick, Peter Leehy, Rick Walck, Steve Gebo, John La Claire, Michael Rushman, Susan Egnew, Charlotte Ferguson, Janice Williams, Virginia Campbell, Colleen Doherty, Katherine Foote, Mary Peek, Frances Osterhoudt, Linda Virkler. A. F. S. STUDENT COMMITTEE This year Carthage Central is proud to have with us a girl from Zurich, Switzerland, Lisabeth Conrad. She is living with Mr. and Mrs. Roger Williams and family of Carthage. Lisabeth has taken an active part in girls' athletics and various other extracurricular activities along with her regular program of study. The American Field Service Student Committee, pre- sently is in its third year, had been started for the purpose of helping our student from abroad feel welcome and to become fully accepted at Carthage. Membership consists of interested juniors and seniors willing to make our for- eign exchange student feel at home. Zz.- fwfr