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

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BRASS Sealed-Darlene Harnden, june Taber, Donna Taber, Betty Robbins Senior Hand Prerident-Lloyd Larkin Vice Preridenl-Cyril Caster Secretary-Treafurer-joanne Minier Libwzrimz-Martha Handfield Anirlanl Lifmzrifm-Clara Conklin Siage Mmmger-Alan Nye Arrislanz' Stage Mamzger-Robert Chapin Row 2-joseph Snyder, Kathy Stell, Lee Bastian, Lacey Ward, Harry Robertson, james Teeple, William Payne, David Bieth. 55? 3-Elizabeth Katz, Cyril Caster, David Fowler, Robert Chapin, Richard mters, Lloyd Larkin, Martha Handfield, Abrent-Sue Byork, james Sanders. Y, WOODWINDS Rauf I-Joanne Minier, Cynthia Eagleton, janet Cross, Mavis Hall, Dale Palmer, Marjorie Nichols, Sandra Harris, Michael Bentley. Row 2-Jean Reed, Janice Chapin, Karen Lukas, William Palmer, Clara Conklin, Paula Lukas, George Fowler, Margaret Fowler, Clara Cotten, Robert Lippert, Cynthia Bush, Sally Streeter, Mr. Handfield. Abfefzz-Stephanie Vanclewinckle. The Senior Band added 11 new members since No- vember, bringing the total number of musicians to 47. One Senior Band member was chosen for the NYSSMA All-State Music Festival Band at Penn Yan. An eighth grade member was chosen to attend the All-State junior High Festival held in Newark. Nine band members were chosen by auditing to attend the Wayne County Band Festival held at Wayne Central School in February. The entire band has performed this year at the annual school fair, the Open House for American Education Week, the Wfayne County Teachers Conference, the Christmas Concert, and two programs for the elementary grades at the Florentine Hendrick School. PERCUSSION Jerald Winnett, Stephen Henry, Alan Nye, Virginia Sant.

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Orenesfrn Row I-Pianist, Clara Conklin, Jacklyn Galek, Jack- queline Minier, Charles Putman, Sharon De Pauw, Barbara Galek. Row 2-Thomas Dorn, Sally McDowell, Diane Eyg- nor, Karen Marsh, Ellen Einterz, Yvonne Wilcox. Row 3--Richard Galek, Cindy Marsden, Celesta Hart- er, Joyce Simone, Deborah Wickman, Patricia Hyde, Cindy Kline, Cecelia Harter, Sharon Waldorf. Row 4--James Hoople, Steven Hyde, Linda Mc- Dowell, Betsy Coman, Gary Galek, Victor Galek, Bruce Marsh, Shirley Snyder, Brian Dorn, George Jones. jnnier Hand R010 1-Cathy Allen, Deborah Stevenson, Isaac Provo, Terry Stafford, Michael Brisson, Ste- ven Cotten, Robert Winter. Row 24Dean Owen, Kim Decker, Deborah Howell, Carol McDowell, Kay Crane, Robert Caho-on, Marilyn Payne, Philip Eygnor, William Ever- ett, Linda Youngman, Mr. Handfield. Row 3-Linda Rose, Marshall Handfield, Patricia Taber, Christine Hixon, Jeannine Dutcher, Darlene Acker, Cyn- thia Baker, Janet Katz, Becky Harper, Amy Conklin, Christ- ian Gilchrist, Margaret Coman. Karen Noble. Row 4-Paul Reed, Sally Crane, Robert Powers, Linda King, David Soules, Jeffrey Mull, Sharon Crane, John Tee- ple, Jim Shippers, Dave Householder, Joann Young- man, Eugene Dorn, Pamela Parton, Ellynn Russell, Mark Laird. Abreu!-Dean Gordon, Mar- ilyn Smith, Robert Fowler, Judith Godkin. Debra Love- less, Diana Chapin, Charles Palmer. Beginners' Hand Row 1-Patricia Eldred, Roberta Mull, Elizabeth Hoople. Row 2-Katherine Wright, Donald Dougherty, Renee Freeman, Sandra Jackson, Karen Bush, Susan Bid- well, Charles Wadsworth, Steven Palmer, Mark Purrlum. SfnneiingvStephen Van Duyne, Darlene Card, Thomas Seymoure, Michael McGinn, Mr. Handfield. Senzed-Francis Einterz, Gordon Bacon, Philip Ver- sprill, Jack Stuck, Glenn Minier, Karter Loveless, Howard Skinner, Shelley Verburg.

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?z1furc ,Nurses The Future Nurses con- tinued to sponsor many of their service projects again this year. These include New Eyes For the Needy, Christ- mas gifts to nursing home patients, March of Dimes campaign, and collection of articles for Newark State School. Several girls are also doing volunteer work at the Newark State School one Sat- urday a month. In December the club re- ceived a national honor. The members were awarded a plaque by Parefzlf Magazine for outstanding youth group service during 1963. lgveiynan' 6if2a6j15iiS'UoQ AHS ra ' e yl XS 6 Ea I I lr H W 'yfdled Chaplhxcar 01 E Ga I' U53 ' 11115 1: V ac . . xad , gfef 6 i VU - , Son 1111 V150 011, fHcklysi1ngE3,OUn53j211 SZ,Eji3erCyng3I,5V3?raIet FO .ek ' an . s, B I un We ' Kath P161-fa 01711 dy. IXP - er- Id I 16 G ffqiyd. Fesld 'He Zi, ' E151-wr 'ees Ei' 'H-HB en? Jan' 2712161437317 aiione lgabeth Roi-,nlliinle Zilice A ' r ' - ' 1. ifezzzxlifqfgj Sing rgjingiat- TSQ. fi! 394194 XL- Qifinsonl Sam, Th T IPPCTS T C1035 00135 abc, ' ed S , De . if - . C17 Cty? gy U11 Stegggs' -Yl:1y,Z,Z71S Q 111173 De Hagdf- YIG, B '75, Jog gxpgul , B31-13,3 RQO35- 60 lefd C arbat nge U. va Luk ra N 1 Rich Iara coli!-Galek, El-rrneg Calif, jean Rgggn, Robeifd vyimers 'nf Donna Sliard Katzn Dom, F13 Virgqhlh Johnson 7 Wayne R 7061 ' .IGH-y ' 123156 Rid , Riff! maker 5 N b th K gewa ard a 1331-Fic. U le, T arg, JO y, Donn 13 Shlpper erq, Skin yce Schml a S, Etna Her M, Tl, 'V Cffbob :wha n. 9ufurc Cmchers The Calla Green Chapter of the Future Teachers of America was organized at Leavenworth Central School in the spring of 1957. The Future Teachers of America Club seeks to enable its mem- bers to secure accurate infor- mation on vocational oppor- tunities in education and the special competences required to aid in self-evaluation. It also seeks to participate in prevocational activities which are both exploratory and cle- velopmental in nature. The club plans an annual field trip to one of the near- by colleges or universities as well as assisting in several school projects.