Leavenworth Central High School - Roll Call Yearbook (Wolcott, NY)

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ffrfnor Srfciefy OFFICERS Preridefzz-Jeffrey Alteri Vice Preridezzl-Robert Single S6L'l'E.'.5l1'j'7C211'Ol Eygnor TI'6.1.flll'6I'1WIllllflITl Cross The Wolcotit Chapter of the National Honor Society, following the fall induction, had a membership of sixteen students from the junior and senior classes. As projects for the year, members continued operation of the paperback bool-:store and established a system by which awards will be given to deserving non-members of the Society for scholastic achievement. Activities include a Syracuse University football game, attendance at the district meet- ing, the annual picnic, and another joint meeting with the North Rose Chapter. just before press time semester elections were held, and five seniors, Lois Everhart, Barbara Galek, Wayne johnson, Alan Nye, and Robert Ward, were inducted. Row Z-Marion Smith, Lloyd Larkin, Margaret Fowler, David Sharpe, jean Reed, Elisabeth Robbins. Rau- 2-Irma De Roose, Mrs. Coman-advisor, Mr. Smith-advisor, Mrs. Black-advisor, Carol Eygnor. Rauf 3-jeffrey Alteri, Dennis McRorie, Richard Katz, Robert Chapin, Robert Single, Victor Galek, William Cross, Lacey Ward

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OFFICERS President-Elisabeth Robbins Vive Preriderzl--.Ianies Pasco Sewetary-Vi1'ginia Ridgeway Trefzruref'-Robert Chapin Adzfirar'-M1's. Lela Mowry Sealed-Leslie Chatfield, Virginia Ridgeway, james Pasco, Elisabeth Robbins, Robert Chapin, Mrs. Lela Mowry, Karen Bishop. .S'1azzdi72gfPatricia Tallman, Ellynn Russell, Susan Welch, Robert Miller, Bruce March. Ronald Crane, Walne Johnson, Sally Reed. Cathy Stell, Cynthia Eagleton, Joann Youngman. tudmf dfulrcil The S. C. started the school year with work on the 1963 School Fair, setting up a brand new attraction-The Fair Queen. Five finalists were chosen by the Council, then a Council-organized group made the final selection. The monumental task of organizing the floor space in the gym for the Halloween Party was again satisfactorily com- pleted by the Council. The Council awarded 317.50 in the Christmas Door Decorating Contest. All the cash went to the victorious junior High. This year's Safety Campaign began with the circulation of questionaires. This resulted in a fine panel discussion as- sembly presented bythe students. Safety slogans, posters, and announcements continue to remind the students of the importance of good manners and safe conduct. On February 20, the first in a series of monthly Dress-Up Days, with record hops, was held. This is a move to answer the popular demand for these Dress-Up Days. A newly-organized publicity committee is now on the job to promote better student-faculty Council communication. Questionaires circulated among the students and faculty asked the advisability of Spring elections for Student Council president and vice president. Action will be taken according to the poll. Under consideration for the remaining part of the year are these items: student-faculty sports events, Moving Up Day with class and faculty skits as an assembly, student-of-the-month awards, faculty appreciation day, and adoption of a foreign orphan. This page compliments ROCHESTER GAS 8: ELECTRIC CORP. 52

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We editors of the 1964 ROLL CALL wish to express our deepest appreciation to our advisor, Mr. Walter Fisk, for his patience and assistance in helping us present this yearbook to you, our readers. With the hope that you will enjoy this yearbook as much as we enjoyed putting it together for you, we present the results of our planning and effort. Left to riglvz-Joyce Schram-Junior Editor, Robert Chapin- Junior Editor. Carol Eygnor-Senior Editor, Margaret Fowler- Senior Editor. Kal! 6111! Staff Sealed, leff fo riglal, Row 1: Steven Mason, Tilton Sears, Kay Van Deusen. Sealed, lefz to right, Row 2: Martha Handfield Joyce Schram, Robert Chapin, Vicki Douglas, Joan Van Fleet, Carol Utter. Sealed, left lo right, Row 31 Mr. Walter Eisl. advisor, Katy Zimmerman, Lois Everhart, Harriet Lipshitz. On ladder: Carol Eygnor, Robert Single, Margaret Fowler Jeffrey Alteri. Szanding, left lo right, Row 1: Marylin Prindle, Donna Taber, Virginia Young, Janice Chapin, Virginia Ridgeway, Joanna Snyder. Smngling, left lo riglfl, Row 2: Bonnie Lou Green, Barbara Galek, Wayne Allen, Dorothy Van Fleet Clara Conklin, Elizabeth Kata. Srmzdifzg, lefl 10 right, Row 3: Richard Benham, Cyril Caster, Cheryl Tyre, Linda Acker Karen Shippers. 54