Jamestown High School - Red and Green Yearbook (Jamestown, NY)

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x Ten Top Seniors Pictured here are the 10 students, who have the highest averages in this year's graduating class. They have been se- lected because all have a 90 percent or above average and have taken a maxi- mum number of regents subjects. In ad- dition to maintaining high grades throughout these four years, they have been good J.H.S. citizens, offering in many ways their help in extra curricular activities. Our congratulations to these students and all others who follow closely in their footsteps. X X. l WY Wx I m . N x 4 Xa T -Xi fl . XKXXXYA A xx w X, . H . Mx I 'e'r I N-tw -X .XM Q Q, --3 XXX A W X xg .KR Xxi xx' I ' R S' . N l fx X 'AX s i s X , ,Vu 0- .., -- X H JONES, PHILIP SUTTON Regents Diploma with Honor Regents Scholarship winner National Merit Scholarship Commendation 20W units, 13 Regents subjects. English 4 years, History 3 years, Mathematics 4 years, Science 3 years, Language 2 years. Honor So- ciety 1 year, Senior Class president, Year Book 2 years, Editor, Key Club 2 years, presi- dent, Student Council 3 years, Dramatics 2 years, A Cappella 2 years, Church organiza- tions 3 years. KLING, DAVID RICHARD Regents Scientific Diploma with Honor Regents Scholarship winner National Merit Scholarship Commendation 20W units, 15 Regents subjects. English 4 years, History 3 years, Mathematics 4 years, Science 4 years, Language 5 years. Honor Society 2 years, president, Debate Club 3 years, vice president, Stage Crew 2 years, man- ager, Radio Club 2 years, assistant manager, Year Book 2 years, Student Council 1 year, Delegate New York State Student Congress, American Legion Citizenship Award, Delegate American Legion Boys State, Bausch and Lomb Science Award, Prendergast Award in Biology and Physics, Student of the Month Award, Church organizations 3 years, Ad- vanced Science Program. NEWGREEN, SUSAN MARIE Regents Diploma with Honor Regents Scholarship winner National Merit Scholarship Commendation 19 units, 10 Regents subjects. English 4 years, History 3Mz years, Mathematics 2 years, Sci- ence 3 years, Language 4 years. Honor Society 1 year, Newspaper 2 years, Year Book 2 years, Future Nurses 2 years, Sports 3 years, Library Award, Eunice Anderson Geometry Award, Church organizations 3 years. ROOT, THOMAS ELLIOTT Regents Scientific Diploma with Honor 23 units, 14 Regents subjects. English 4 years, History 3 years, Mathematics 4 years, Science 4 years, Language 4 years. Honor Society 1 year, Band 3 years, president, Key Club 1 year, Home Room representative 1 year, Band Award, All State Sectional Band 2 years, Ad- vanced Science program, Dance Band 3 years, All Eastern High School Band, Washington, D. C., Church organizations 3 years. SPRINCHORN, SCHERYN KAY Regents Diploma with Honor 22 units, 13 Regents subjects. English 4 years, History 3 years, Mathematics. 4 years, Science 3 years, Language 3 years. Honor Society 2 years, secretary, Debate Club 3 years, secre- tary, Class Historian 3 years, Dramatics 3 years, N.F.L. 3 years, Little Theatre 1 year, A Cappella 2 years. 23

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AHLGREN, GARY WILLIAM Regents Technical Electrical Diploma National Merit Scholarship Commendation 24W units, 13 Regents subjects. English 4 years, History 3 years, Mathematics 4 years, Science 3 years, Language 2 years. Honor So- ciety 1 year, Stage Club 3 years, Dramatics 2 years, Radio Club 3 years, Church organi- zations 3 years, president, Advanced Science program. ANZIDEO, PATRICIA ANN Regents Diploma with Honor Regents Scholarship winner 20W units, 12 Regents subjects. English 4 years, History 3 years, Mathematics 3 years, Science 3 years, Language 3 years. Honor Society 2 years, treasurer, Journalism, Chief Editor, Year Book, Literary Editor, Orchestra 3 years, vice president, Church choir. CARLSON, MARGERY ELIZABETH Regents Diploma with Honor Regents Scholarship winner National Merit Scholarship Commendation 18M units, 13 Regents subjects. English 4 years, History 3M years, Mathematics 4 years, Science 3 years, Language 3 years. Honor Society 2 years, Debate 3 years, Student Coun- cil 2 years, Senior Class Vice President, Dra- matics 2 years, Red Cross Merit Award, Dele- gate to National Student Congress, Degree of Distinction and Honor, N.F.L., Charles E. Hall Debate, A.F.S. student to Norway, F.T.A. 2 years, Church organizations 3 years. FRANZEN, NANCY ANN Regents Scientific Diploma with Honor Regents Scholarship winner National Merit Scholarship Finalist 21 units, 13 Regents subjects. English 4 years, History 3 years, Mathematics 3 years, Science 4 years, Language 3 years. Honor Society 2 years, Debate 3 years, Dramatics 2 years, A Cappella 2 years, Delegate to the United Nations, Year Book 1 year, Church organ- izations 3 years. JOHNSON, MARY AUGUSTA Regents Diploma with Honor Regents Scholarship winner 20 units, 13 Regents subjects. English 4 years, History 3M years, Mathematics 3M years, Sci- ence 3 years, Language 4 years. Honor Society 1 year, vice president, Future Teachers 3 years, president, Year Book, Feature Editor, Hy- patians 3 years, Band 2 years, Church organi- iations, vice president, Franklin-Marshall Book war . 22 l 3 X I , X Nix X RX J was x JJ' Y' fi 1 w, xl' 4 D-Y . N X Jj, ,Q-Q1 W Q--5-,pf X5 , li Y 3.

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September 8 School opens 22 Varsity cheerleaders named 23 First outdoor pep assembly Gary Skoog named student of the month October 1 Red and Green Department heads named 2 J HS Band performs at Buffalo Bills, Game 7 Class elections 10-11 Regents Scholarship Exams 14 Thirteen seniors receive letters of recognition for scholarship 14-15 Debaters at Arlington, N. Y., National Forensic League Student Congress, Margie Carl- son nominated for Nationals 21-22 J HS hosts Tri-State Debate 26 Sophomores choose motto, colors, and flower 27 Honor Society purchases banner 28-29 Debaters at Hamilton, N. Y. take hrst place 29 Senior class play, Teahouse of the August Moon Cathy Hofgren named student of the month December 1-3 Three music students attend All-State Music Festival in Rochester, N. Y. 3 Debaters return with Louisville, Ohio trophy 7 Honor Society Induction Assembly 8 Three Hi-Y representatives attend Albany Mock Assembly 10 Novice Debate at Webster 13 Thespians' induction Tryouts for Junior Class Play 14 Debate Christmas tree sale begins 21 A Cappella Christmas assembly A Cappella community caroling 22-J an. 3 Christmas Vacation 23 Christmas Homecoming Dance David Kling named student of the month 24 1960 J. . A77 X lui Ullhw hiafglnkxiw fi ggillll' ' ' Q i0??y1gll1.ttmxX g ffilir 71' Arx November 1 Red and Green sales begin 2 John F. Kennedy Wins Mock Elections at JHS 5 Debaters at Jeffersonville 10 Rally and bonfire at Baker Park 11-12 Debaters at Cortland 12 Football victory at Warren 16 Sociology classes visit Gowanda 17 AFS semi-Hnalists named 18-19 Debaters triumph at Canisius 20 Sophomores and juniors vote for individual yearbook pictures 23-28 Thanksgiving vacation 30 Thespians tap Report cards Dave Hagstrom named student of the month