Carthage Central School - Carthadian Yearbook (Carthage, NY)

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First Row: Dorinda Lord. Karen Johnson, JoAnn Aili, Pat Marshall. Liz Ruddell. Elaine Steinberg, Pam Kemp. Second Row: Sherry Ericson. Mary Ann Hastings, Randy Stevens, Leean Pickert. Sue Hall, Judy Pultorak. Melanie Potter. Kim Foster. Cindy Nakahara. Third Row: Dorla Aili, Anne Talbot, Amy Wilton, Richard Beirman. Alice Brockway, Theresa Haney. Marcia Cross, Tim Ballou. John Mar- cott. Daryl Singleterry, Kathy Barkley, Maggie Burns, Kelli McMahon, Tammy Schermerhorn, Chuck Buchanan. ECOLOGY CLUB This year the Ecology Club has started a recycling project, collecting old paper to be used again. This and the club's other ecology minded projects are advised by Mr. Swenson. KF' as ...md The recycling crew? 29 'SI want to fight pollution!

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First Row: Lisa Revette, Bonnie Kufchock. Diane Fields, Sue Laneuville, Leean Pickert, Kim Brennen, Karen Condino, Sally Barnhart, Pam Kemp. Second Row: Melanie Potter, Paula Sinicropi, Ann Flem- ing, Anne Talbot, Sheila Foley, Cathy Mcllroy, Dale Cornell, Billy Mastin, Sue Eldridge. Third Row: Carrie Silsbee, Karen Ricci, Carole Rollins, Karen Gurnett, Joe TokoswPres., Patty Scherer-Treas., Mr. Gregory-Advisor, Patty Seymour-Sec., Daryl Singleterry- Vice Pres., Karen Foote, Dave Eggles- ton, Priscilla Fox, Dave Rushman. TUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is composed of elected representatives of the student body. This fall the council hosted the District 419 Student Council meeting. It is advised by Mrs. Flanigan and Mr. Gregory. .. ...............,................. thinking man. 'Our president the ......................................... . -'They laughed at Edison, toof' 28

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First Row: Cathy Thomas, Sharon Youngs, Darlene Cobb, Ron Crump, Dorla Aili. Second Row: Mr. Doherty-Advisor, Bill Mastin, Gayle Cuthbertson, Gerald Reynolds, Pat Radigan, Cathy Steeley. Chuck Olley, Mr. Haugan-Advisor. CLARIO The Clarion was our school newspaper. Its purpose was to keep students in- formed about school functions and print student literature. ,T z f K ,gif i n ,if 'jfff' f ' W V f J il .f ' y , A w . r ,,, it? ffktux l fi I ,Q X' f mi I 1 'fy WJ' i 5 f , i N ' ,f l - Q First Row: Karen Blair, Jenetta Renaudin, Melody Lee, Darlene Cobb. Second - U ' J M U Row: Rose Virkler, Mary Meyer, Rose Countryman, Sharon Youngs, Ron Crump, Bill Mastin, Julie Church, Cathy Steeley, Ray Kilbourn. LIBRARY The faculty and students of our school would be greatly in- convenienced without the services of the Library Club. The members perform routine jobs such as signing passes, shelving, deskwork, and planning displays. Their annual Book Fair pro- vides an opportunity for students to buy paperback books. The club has various social and fund-raising activities and ends the year with a field trip in May.