4 Tl1e 1959 TCM TCM Published by The TCM TCM Staff CWEGC FREE ACADEMY CWEGC-APALACHIN CENTRAL SCHCCL Cwego , New York I Copyright 1959 TOM TOM STAFF BON VOYAGE The TOM TOM of T959 makes its premier appear- ance in the new Owego Free Academy but includes the Owego Junior High groups. On the following pages, your imagination will take you as a tourist to the many countries represented. We have tried to tie our different departments with a certain country. Although traveling in foreign lands may be for from our minds now, it may someday be a reality. Where will your travels take you and your classmates in future years? Whether it be near or far, we hope you will treasure this TOM TOM and be reminded of your high school days at O. F. A. As we leave our native shores and begin our guided tour, may we say, Bon Voyage! . A fi' if vf' Yllfllp 'F will f 54fTe fl'ou5h'l',3li'n5 CONTENTS Administration Classes Junior High Activities Athletics Advertising al' l MISS ALICE I. CATLIN DEDICATION We, the staff of the T959 TOM TOM, gratefully dedicate the 33rd edition of the TOM TOM to three members of our English department: Miss Alice I. Cat- lin, Miss Helen L. Pfistner, and Mrs. Sada M. Turner. Their untiring efforts have helped greatly in guiding us through our years at both the old and new Owego Free Academy. We will be ever grateful for their efforts in helping us acquire more knowledge of the English language and also for their willingness to help us in so many ways. We are sure that their time will not have been wasted and that they will continue to help students in the years to come. ., - is fx I MRS. SADA M. TURNER MISS HELEN L. PFISTNER 3 Newcomb and Marion Barber, Below: Faculty cars on the Grsf day in our new building . . . who walked? playing Hockey! The FIe.et's in! 4 Leff: Dedication ol Owego Aca- demy. Mr. Brisfer, Mr. Guile, Mr. I ADMINISTRATION 5 ,sn BOARD OF EDUCATION Front row, left to right: Harold Newcomb, President, Gerald Tubaugh, Ethel O. Strongp Lennart Erickson. Row two: LaVerne M. Brister, Keith Famulenerg Orville B. Shafer. 6 WWA Upon entering the beautiful, modern Owego Free Academy, students glow with pride and are aware that a small group of civic minded citizens are largely responsible for their new building. To the Board of Education who give so generously their time and eltort, the stu- dents of the Owego Free Academy wish to express their gratitude. SUPERlNTENDENT'S OFFICE STAFF Front row, left to right: Barbara Babcock, Accountant Clerk, Betty Weber, Senior Clerk, Betty Lou Halstead, Clerk. Row two: Louis Pistolese, Business Manager, Florence Stupak, Stenographerg Sheldon E. Guile, Superintendent, TOM TOM REMARKS . . . 1959 Shining ribbons of concrete and steel, glistening water, blue sky and limitless space, visions of distance and intriguing places, re-discovering the old world and the mysteries of the orient, re-exploring the grandeur and bounty of our own land -all of these may be measured in miles, and would, if we traveled the highways and byways, represent to one and all - TRAVEL. But it is of travel in other realms, iourneys of the mind, visions of things to be done and your dreams for the future, that I would write to the Class of 1959. These iourneys for you may seem as trackless as space travel. The traveling of others, past and present, will help make your journeys less difficulty if you use them. These iourneys will be limited only by your determination and drive to reach your destination. In this sense, you will be bound only by yourself and your goals. We wish you God- speed . Sincerely yours, Sheldon E. Guile 7 SHELDON E. GUILE Superintendent of Schools KENNETH, A. VANCE Principal of O. F. A. , .vf1e:www.f,: ' ' , ' ff.. ,nw 'K STUDENTS OF OWEGO FREE ACADEMY: As you continue your education here in your school or as you leave us to travel afar, I offer you a Bill of Responsibilities to God, your country, your parents, and yourself. As you read a book now, or when you pick it up in later years, you will say to yourself: l will- Grow in character as l grow in size Be honest with myself and others Learn and practice my religion Honor my parents Develop high moral principles and the courage to live by them Respect the rights of others Give honest effort to my work Obey our laws so we may live happily together Help to preserve and strengthen our American way of life As you travel through life, if you follow the above, I am sure each one of you will reach your goal and enioy your life. KENNETH A. VANCE Principal B Q l sociAL stuoies Finlcle Rosenberg, American History, Department Chairman, Citizenship Education, Lawrence Jackson, World History. iL- Roger McVannan O. F. A. FACULTY Take me to your Leader! Teachers are a special part of our lives because they help to mold our fu- ture. When we are in doubt, they help us to make the right decision. Our teach- ers have devoted their lives to the educa- tion of young people so they may be better prepared to assume the responsi- bilities of a democracy. To the members of the faculty of the Owego Free Aca- demy, we ofter our sincere appreciation. ,V SCIENCE Webster Sticlcney, Science, Ken- neth Reed, Science, Department Chairman: Mary Jane Spencer, Biology and Citizenship Educa- tion, Mary .lane Hagedish, Sci- ence and English. 'axe Warren Richardson, Dramatics and Public Speaking, Dorothy Good rich, English, Sada Turner, English, Department Chairman, Mary Ellen Thompson, English and Citizenship Education, Helen Ptistener, English, Richard Gannon, Librarian, Katharine Blanchard, English. 9 LANGUAGE Elsie Nichols, Latin, Dorothy Kelley, Spanish and French. . t 'K+ ' Wim f ' f ,, . 1 1- I . ir., . , . . ,, t eell llll V Q ' i D MATHEMATICS Lewis Bradley, Mathematics, Department Chairman, John Witinski,Mathematics7 Kath- leen Rathbun, Mathematics, Lyster Hether- ington, Mathematics and Adult Education Director. ART MUSIC Robert Ellis, Art and Mechanical Drawing, Department John Davye, Vocal Music: Roger Kecgle' Chairman, Instrumental Music, Department Chairman, George Dick, Instrumental Music. l I0 N g-nd'- BUSINESS Ethel Ellis, Commercial, Departmeni Chair man, Janet Mack, Commercial, Jennie Hamil ion, Commercial, HOMEMAKING Barbara Slawson INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND AGRICULTURE Richard Raaflaub, Woodshop and Machine Draw- ing, Bradley Gormel, Agriculture, Paul Andrews, Machine Shop, Department Chairman. DRIVER EDUCATION Charles Vilello, Driver Training lnsirucior with students, Tom Coveney, Sabra Campbell and Kirk Ellis. -ffl GUIDANCE Grace Gray, Senior High Guidance Counsellor. HEALTH STAFF Dr. George Pritchard, SCIWOI PI'Y5ICIf'f'P Helen Morrisey, School Nurse: Dr. Pl I'P Nichols, School Physician. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Samuel Deeb, Physical Education, Health and Citizenship Education, Christy Valvo, Physical Education, Department Cl'lGll'mGf1i JSUN I'I0P9, Physical Education. l'T OFFICE STAFF that assumption is. I2 Mrs. Harders and Mrs. Thomas have one ofthe most complicated jobs in the system. You might think that they do not have very much to do - just answer tele- phones, inside and outside lines, or use the telephone or P. A, system to deliver a message. lf you have seen the maze of telephones, switches, and electrical gadgets on one wall ofthe office, you know how false CAFETERIA STAFF Left to right: Mrs. Shirkey, Mrs. Pitcher, Mrs. Kimball, Mrs. vHughes, Mrs. Crandall, Mrs. Vrooman, Mrs. Sibley. At left, Dorothy Graves, Junior High Cafeteria, Carrots, everyone? The OFA students have learned to eat their carrots and like them! The cafeteria staff have one of the busiest jobs in the school because they prepare the food for all of the schools in the centralized district. Satisfying the individual tastes of so many students has been accom- plished by nourishing and appetizing lunches prepared by the capable ladies in white uniforms. The Maintenance Staff As the stock market shifts, so do the seasons which bring into our new school the symbol- isms of each weather change. Our maintenance staff is ever vigilant in its regard to mud, snow, water, and even the students' own debris of paper and scraps. All of these add to the housekeeping duties ofthe custodians of the Owego Free Academy. Removing scaffolding after TOM TOM pictures . . . Leon Gavin, Head Cus- todian, Theodore Fernquist, DeWitt Graham, Clifiord Ingersoll. I3 1? -2 ya 1 Spring is in the air Meeting of the Advertising Stuff. X iz Left: Chief und Seven Squcws. Below leff: Working with clay and plaster. Below righf: Newly crowned Queen of Winfer Mist. 'NN L. fl' 4 f Aw J K MM, 1 f'! , A X W'N 1 Qxx xv I4 gxggf AW W 4' W Q 'fffi X X! 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The girls, being slightly unruly, lead to the hiring and resigning of eight secretaries of which Henrietta is last. The Senior play was directed by Mr. Richardson and was presented in the early Spring. Think you'll ever learn it, Fergie? Don't look so interested, Gary! , Jim, meet Adele I6 t -- .We JZ: s, , Anne Skellenger Front row, left Io right: A. Skellenger, Secretary, G. Youngs, President. Raw two' Miss Mack Advisor- P Newcomb Treasurer Stude t ' I I ' I I n Council Representative, C. Steele, Student Council Representative, W. Rhone, Student Council Representative, Mr. Richardson, Advisor, L. Miller, Vice-President. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PERSONALITY PLUS , fm, - : V g ! V A A VV f .fi Q Charles Steele if , M ... H f , mi it H , .. 'f . ,J 1 we Awewwxmexvf-w e K.. - . , Mosr ATHLETIC ' Arline Westbrook V V ' A Q ' . . 'wx' ' - ' k . - J F O . T V A t,,:: pg Umes e'9US Tour EST BIEN Qui FINIT BIENI , 1 3 L' lAll's well that ends well!! I it cLAss cLowN S , ,,. 'ti if 'ate fe H it ' 1 , v,,x, I :L nv , S v ?if fm, T ,. , ---JM? . 'Sim V The class of 1959 is very proud to be the first class Patricianne Raftis William Rhone BRAINIEST Lynne Miller Robert Simpson BEST DRESSED Gary Youngs Patricia Newcomb . ge A NS Q-A 6 5' 4,9 HM vf. -I or 1 2 if Q .A to be graduated from the new Owego Free Academy. This occasion will be stored with others, happy and sad, to give everyone a vast treasury of memories for the future. Among these are the Junior Prom, Stardust , at which Anne Skellenger reigned supreme, the transfer to the new school andthe Sophomore Hop, Rose and a Baby Ruth , when candy bars and roses were sold. The death of a classmate, Donald Wyka, in the fresn- man year brought sorrow to everyone. These memories, sad and happy, have molded the class together as they worked towards graduation. G. ANDERSON L. ANDERSON I. ANDREWS B. ANGEL R. ANTHONY 1 2 -1, 2. K X '87 X 3 1 5.5 ma - I , ,.w-s--- ffk was - . f1.mgs.5,,,,, ' -,,:- .A Q - omg. . 7 -gels? i 5 .g,5sse.15.gg5g,5ii, 5' f - . -ef , , , .A ,gm--e..,,em,f.... S is , ,Egg 2 12 as my T BABCOCK B BARNES K. BEAN C. BOWEN R. BOWER S. BRIGODE GARY E. ANDERSON, Gary, College Entrance-Intramural Basketball I, Student Council 3, Dramatics Club 3, Electronics Club 3, Tioga County Choir Festival l, 3, N. Y. S. S. M. A. Contest l,3, Student Teacher l, TOM TOM Staff 4, Junior Prom Committee 3 O LEONARD J. ANDERSON, Andy, Vocational Industrial Arts-Football l, 2, 3, Wrestling 'I, 2, 3, Varsity Club I, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 2, Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Machin- ist Club 4 O IGNATIUS ANDREWS, Iggy, Vocational Industrial Arts-Student Control Day Teacher 3 O BARRY ANGEL, Voca- tional Industrial Arts O RONALD ANTHONY, Ron, College Entrance-Electronics Club 3, Intramural Basketball l, 2, 4, Machinist Club 4 O THOMAS G. BABCOCK, Babbie, Vocational Industrial Arts-Baseball 3, 4, J. V. Football 3, Varsity Football 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Machinist Club 4, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 O BONNIE G. BARNES, Blondie, Art-Girls Officials Club 4, Journalism Club 2, Dramatics Club 3, TOM TOM Staff 4, Assistant Art Editor 4, Senior Play Usher 2, Hall Monitor 4, Poppy Poster Contest l, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Program Usher 3, Bowling Club 4 O KENNETH WALTER BEAN, College Entrance -Football 2, 3,Wrestling l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club l, 2, 3, 4, Math Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Journalism Club l O CAROL ANNE BOWEN, Pudge, Voca- tional Stenography-Junior Prom Committee 3, Bowling Club 3, Intramural Volleyball 3, Girls Agriculture Club 2, TOM TOM Stott 3 O ROBERT O. BOWER, Bob, College Entrance-Baseball l, 2, Math Club 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Dramatics Club 3, 4 O SHARON MAE BRIGODE, Sherry, Vocational Business Course-Intramural Volleyball 3, 4, TOM TOM Staff 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, Com- mencement Usher 3, Commencement Decoration Committee 3. N BROWN G. CAMP S. CAMPBELL J. CARD S. COLE NORMA S. BROWN, Norma Sue, Vocational Homemaking- TOM TOM Staff 4, F. H. A. 4, Vice President 4, Girls Officials Club 4, Nurse's Assistant 2, 3, 4, Girls Agriculture Club 2, Dramatics Club 3, N. Y. S. S. M. A. Contest 4, Future Teachers Club 3, 4 O GAIL DAWN CAMP, Vocational Business Course- Maiorettes 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 'I O SABRA LOU CAMP- BELL, Sabu, College Entrance-Girls Officials Club I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, Tioga County Choir Festival I, 2, 3, 4, N. Y. S. S. M. A. Contest l, 2, 3, 4, TOM TOM Staff 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Commencement Usher 3, Com- mencement Decoration Committee 3 O JOYCE M. CARD, Joycie, Vocational Homemaking-Intramural Basketball I, 2, Intramural Volleyball 4, Student Aid I, 2, 3, Girls Officials Club 'I, 3, Stunts and Tumbling Club l, F. H. A. 4, Girls Agri- culture Club 2 O SALLY A. COLE, Sal, College Entrance- Tennis 3, Intramural Volleyball and Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, G. A. A. 4, Honor Society 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee 3,'Library Assistant 3, 44, Christmas Program Usher 3, 4, Student Control Day Teacher I, Senior Play Com- mittee 4 O BONITA JEAN CORSON, Bonnie, Vocational Sten- ography-Intramural Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Stunts and Tumbling Club I, TOM TOM Staff I, 2, 3 O SANDRA MARIE CROCKEN- BERG, Sande, Vocational Business-transferred from Dolgeville Central School-Library Council I, Office Assistant 'I, Library Assistant I, Poster Contest I, TOM TOM Staff 2, 4, Nurse's Assistant 3, Student Aid 3, Journalism Club 2 O JOHN DE HAAN, College Entrance-transferred from Newark Valley Central School-J. V. Basketball 2, Track 2, Intramural Basket- ball I, 2, 3 O HARRY DODGE, Har, Vocational Industrial Arts- Intramural Basketball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Machinist Club 4 O BONNIE LEIGH DUNNING, Vocational Stenography-Intramural Volley- ball 2, 3, 4, Commencement Usher 3, Student Teacher 2, Intra- mural Basketball 'I, 2, 3, 4, Captain l O JOHN ELOWER, Big John, Vocational Industrial Arts-Machinist Club 4, TOM TOM Staff 3, Student Control Day Teacher 'I O F3136 ff B. CORSON S. CROCKENBERG Www. wil Q3-i J DE HAAN H DODGE an B. DUNNING J- El-OWER I9 1 I C. ESPE J. FERGUSON J. FIDURSKI P. GARRISON D. GEHRES F. GETZKE D. GOODRICH ,f C. GRANGER B. GROATS E. HALL E. HARRIS x I wyy, CARL R. ESPE JR., Buster, Vocational Industrial Arts-Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4, Machinist Club 4 O JAMES S. FERGUSON, Fergie, College Entrance-Football I, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, Varsity Club I, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Student Council 3, Junior Prom Committee 3 O JOHN P. FIDURSKI, Fudd, Vocational Industrial Arts-Machinist Club 4 O PATRICIA ANN GARRISON, Pat, Vocational Business-Newspaper Stal? 4 O DAVID GEHRES, Dave, Vocational Bookkeeping-TOM TOM Sales Staff I, 2, 3, 4 O FRANK GETZKE, Getzke, Vocational Industrial Arts-Ma- chinist Club 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Intra- mural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 O DONALD GOODRICH, Don, College Entrance-Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Student Teacher I, 2, F. F. A. I, 2 O CAROL L. GRANGER, Carol, Vocational Art-TOM TOM Staff 4, Art Editor 4, Com- mencement Usher 3, Poppy Poster Contest 2, 3, Intramural Bas- ketball I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Volleyball I, 2, 3 4 O BURTON E. GROATS, Bert, Vocational Industrial Arts-Football 2, 3, 4, Co- Captain 4, Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Track 3, 4, Machinist Club 4, Vice-President 4, Intramural Basketball I, 2 O EDWARD J. HALL, Ed, Vocational Industrial Arts-Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Machinist Club 4, Treasurer 4, Varsity Club 3, 4 O EDWIN H. HARRIS, Ed, Vocational ln- dustrial Arts-Machinist Club 4, Secretary 4, Basketball 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Intramural Basketball I, 3, 4, Captain 4 O 20 L HARVEY H. HAUVER D- Hlll- LEON W. HARVEY, Harve, College Entrance-Electronics Club 3, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Co-Manager 3, 4, Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, Tioga County Choir Festival I, 2, 3, N. Y. S. S. M. A. Con- test I, 2, 3, 4, Tioga County Band 4 O HAROLD HAUVER, Pete, Vocational Industrial Arts-Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball I, Varsity Club 3, 4, Student Teacher I, Machinist Club 4 O DAVID HILL, College Entrance-Electronics Club 4 C GERALD HODGE, Jerry, College Entrance-Basketball I, .2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Class Officer 'I, Vice-President 'I, Varsity Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, Drum Major 'l, 2, 3, 4, N. Y. S. S. M. A. Contest I, 2 O DAVID L. HUNSINGER, College Entrance-Intramural Basketball 'I, 2, 3, 4 I MARY F. HUNT, College Entrance- Officials Club 3, Dramatics Club 3, Christmas Program Usher 2 O MERLENE V. HUNT, Lindy, Vocational Bookkeeping-Bowl- ing Club 2, 4, Captain 2 O WILLIAM DAVID KEMP, Bill, College Entrance-Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 'I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, Student Teacher 2, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 I GARY L. KOCIAN, Coke, College Entrance-Intramural Basket- ball 3, 4 O JON MALLORY, Bud, Vocational Industrial Arts- Basketball I, Baseball 2, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Track I, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Machinist Club 4, President 4, Marching Band I, 2, 3 I LAURA LYNNE MILLER, Lynne, College Entrance-Basketball Cheerleader 3, 4, Captain 4, Class Officer I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer I, Secretary 2, Vice-President 4, Student Council, Honor Society 3, 4, President 4, Math Club 4, Dramatics Club 3, Maiorettes 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 3, 4, TOM TOM Staff 2, 3, 4, Literary Staff 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 2,3, Freshman Initiation Committee 4, Syracuse Citizen Education Conference 3, 4 O 2I G. HODGE D. HUNSINGER M. F. HUNT M. V. HUNT W. KEMP G. KOCIAN J. MALLORY L. MILLER J. MONTES C. MORAN C. MORO P. NEWCOMB M. NICHOLS D. PEARCE we M. PENNER D PEROT ss LT Ffh we . . , ...:- . ,M- . , -rs.: 1, 1. -- M. PRINGLE .... . .... .. 'VB J PITCHER P. RAFTIS JULIO MONTES, College Entrance-Transferred from Barron- quilla, Columbia and Simon Gratz Senior High, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania-Dramatics Clubgi, 2, Soccer I, Spanish Club I, French Club I O CAROL MORAN, Vocational Bookkeeping- Bowling Club I, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, Intramural Volleyball I, 2, 3, TOM TOM Staff I O CAROLYN MORO, College Entrance-Bowling Club I, 2, 3, 4, Officials Club 4, TOM TOM Staff 4 O PATRICIA ANN NEWCOMB, Pat, Voca- tional Stenography-Football Cheerleader 3, 4, TOM TOM Staff I, 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Dramatics Club 3, Presi- dent 3, Bowling Club 3, 4, Class Ofticer 4, Treasurer 4, School Newspaper Staff 4, Intramural Volleyball 2, 4, Freshman Initia- tion Committee 4, Commencement Usher 3, Student Teacher 2 0 MARY ELIZABETH NICHOLS, Vocational Bookkeeping- Basketball Cheerleader 2, 3, Maiorettes 3, 4, Intramural Basket- ball I, 2, 3, G. A. A. 3, TOM TOM Staff I, 2, 3, Junior Prom Queen Candidate 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Library Assist- ant I, 2, 3, Freshman Initiation Committee 4, Student Teacher I, 2 O D. NELSON PEARCE, College Entrance-Transferred from Tioga Central School-Concert Chorus I, 2, 4, Student Council 3, Honor Society 3, 4, N. Y. S. S. M. A. I, 2, 3, Dramatics Club 4, Junior Play Cast 3, Select Chorus 3, Tioga County Choir Festival I, 2, 3, All County 3, All State Chorus O MARY ANN PENNER, Ann, Vocational Stenography-Marching Band 3, 4, N. Y. S. S. M. A. Contest 3 O DOROTHY MARIE PEROT, Dort, College Entrance-Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Journalism Club I, 2, N. Y. S. S. M. A. Contest 3, 4, Student Teacher I, Intramural Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club I, 2, 4, Stunts and Tumbling Club I, 2, 4, Softball Team I, 2, 4 O JOYCE ELAINE PITCHER, Pitch, College Entrance-Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Honor Society 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Tioga County Choir Festival 4, Tioga County Bancl I, 2, 3, 4, N. Y. S. S. M. A. Contest I, 2, 3, 4, Library Assistant 4, F. H. A. 4, President 4, TOM TOM Stott 3 O MARTHA JAN PRINGLE, Marti, College Entrance-Maiorettes 4, Officials Club 3, Dramatics Club 3, TOM TOM Stal? I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Junior Prom Queen Candidate 3, Library Assistant 4, Commencement Usher 3, Student Teacher I, 2, 3 O PATRICIANNE RAFTIS, Pat, College Entrance-Honor Society 4, Maiorettes 4, Girls State Representative 3, Student Teacher I, Math Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Intramural Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, 3, Tioga County Choir Festival 4, TOM TOM Staff 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 4, Historian 4 I 22 M RAITT E. REYNOLDS W. RHONE R- RICHARDSON D- RISING MARY NANCY RAITT, Nancy, Vocational Stenography-Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2 O EILEEN A. REYNOLDS, Dutch, Voca- tional Business-Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club 1, 2, 3,4, Captain 2, TOM TOM Advertising Staff 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, F. H. A. 4, Reporter 4, Commencement Decoration Committee 3 O WILLIAM RHONE, Bill, College Entrance-Football 1, 2, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 3, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Math Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Student Council 4, Class Officer, Secretary 3, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Freshman Initiation Com- mittee 4 O ROSEMARIE RICHARDSON, Ree, College Entrance- transferred from Oil City High School, Pennsylvania, Bowling Club 1, 2, Secretary 1, Dramatics Club 3, Poppy Poster Contest 2, Library Assistant 1, 4, Intramural Volleyball, Math Club 1 O DAWN E. RISING, College Entrance-Class Officer, Treasurer 2, G. A. A. 4, TOM TOM Sales Staff 3, Maiorette 4, Tioga County Choir Festival 4, N. Y. S. S. M. A. Contest 3, Library Assistant 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Math Club 4 O LARRY GENE RUBIN, Lightning, College Entrance-Efectronics Club 3 O CHARLES R. RUSSELL, Charlie, Vocational Industrial Arts-Machinist Club 4, J. V. Basketball Manager 3, Varsity Basketball Manager 4, In- tramural Basketball 2, 3, Track Manager 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4 O SANDRA ELIZABETH RUSSELL, Sandy, Vocational Stenography-Student Council 4, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, Captain 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Freshman Initiation Com- mittee 4, Commencement Usher 3, Commencement Decoration Committee 3, Junior Prom Queen Candidate 3, Intramural Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club 3, 4 O JOHN WILLIAM SANYSHYN, College Entrance-Track 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Vice President 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Math Club 2, 3, 4, TOM TOM Literary Staff 3, Syracuse Citizenship Education Conference 3, 4, Commencement Usher 3, Intramural Basket- ball 3, 4, Student Teacher 2, Freshman Initiation Committee 4, O FRANK SCHMIDT, Sam, College Entrance-Dance Band 3, 4, Student Conductor 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, N. Y. S. S. M. A. Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Teacher 1, Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2, Buffalo Music Conference 4, All State Band 3, 4 O ARTHUR SCHUMACHER, Butch, Vocational Indus- trial Arts-transferred from Vestal Central-Football 1, Wrest- ling 1, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Machinist Club 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3 O 23 L. RUBIN C. RUSSELL S. RUSSELL J. SANYSHYN I tt 3 4,1 ,,, rtt I .ylxxh . -xiyrsyh ff gg A Ajl rg-ig, I iq ts I F. SCHMIDT A. SCHUMACHER A 1 F . .QT 'ci 1 this C152 1 s if z . I I I X if f r gf J - Q: ' 23. ii :if W ' J sslous H. SEYMOUR P. SHAFF R. SIMPSON A, SKELLENGER D SMITH J. SMITH C STEELE M. STOCUM 5 STORM D. SWACKHAMMER JOHN T. SEIGLE, Jack, College Entrance-Honor Society 4, Math Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Dramatics Club 3, Journalism Club 2, Electronics Club 3, 4, Commencement Decoration Com- mittee 3, Student Teacher I, Baseball 2, Intramural Basketball 4 O HOWARD M. SEYMOUR, Howdy, College Entrance-Intra- mural Basketball 3, Math Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, TOM TOM Advertising Staff 3, Electronics Club 3 O PATRICIA MAY SHAFF, Pat, Vocational Bookkeeping-Bowling 2, 3, 4, Dra- matics Club 3, Intramural Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Captain I, TOM TOM Sales StatT 3, Library Assistant 3, 4, Spring Concert Usher 2, Commencement Usher 3, Christmas Program Usher 4, School Newspaper Staff 4 O ROBERT SIMPSON JR., Bob, College Entrance-Honor Society 3, 4, Math Club 3, 4, Sec- retary-Treasurer 3, 4, TOM TOM Staff 3, Tennis I, 3, 4, Journalism Club I, 2, Electronics Club 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Freshman Initiation Committee 4, Varsity Club I, 2, 3, 4 O ANNE MARIE SKELLENGER, Anne, Vocational Stenography- Cheerleader 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Class Ofticer, Vice President 3, Secretary 4, Student Council I, 2, Student Teacher I, 2, TOM TOM Advertising Stal? 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, President 4, Syracuse Citizenship Education Conference 3, 4, Junior Prom Queen 3 O DOUGLAS RAYMOND SMITH, Doug, College Entrance-Class Officer, President I, 2, 3, Syracuse Citizenship Education Conference 3, Boys State 3, Student Teacher I, 2, Journalism Club 2, Secre- tary 2, Track I O JOYCE C. SMITH, College Entrance-trans- ferred from Newark Valley Central High-Band I, 2, 3, 4, N. Y. S. S. M. A. Contest I, 2, 3, 4, Tioga County Band I, 2, 3, All State, regional 3, Junior Play Assistant Director 3, College Club 3, Red Cross Club 2, Chorus I O CHARLES GREGORY STEELE, Chuck, College Entrance-TOM TOM Staff 3, 4, Editor 4, Student Council 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Math Club 2, 3, 4, Freshman Initiation Committee 4 O MARILYN JEAN STOCUM, Mare, College Entrance-Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Math Club 4, Dramatics Club 3, Library Assistant 3, 4, Christmas Program Usher 3, 4, Commencement Usher 3, F. H. A. 4, Treasurer 4, Student Teacher I O BERNICE GRACE STORM, Bernie, College En- trance-Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, Journal- ism Club I, Dramatics Club 3, 4, TOM TOM Advertising Staff 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Library Assistant 4, Christmas Program Usher 3, 4, Intramural Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, Stunts and Tumbling Club I, 2 O DONNA SWACKHAMMER, College Entrance-Intramural Basketball 2, Officials Club 3, Honor Society 4, TOM TOM Literary Staff 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Library Assistant 3, Christmas Program Usher 2, 3, 4, Commencement Usher 3, Student Teacher I, 2, Dramatics Club 3, 4 I ...H 1' fi M TAYLOR P. TERPENNING D. TUBAUGH E- VAN DE MARK A- WESTBROOK MARION M. TAYLOR, Vocational Business-Intramural Volley- ball 2, TOM TOM Advertising Staff 2, 3, 4, Spring Concert Usher 2, Christmas Concert Usher 2, 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, School Newspaper StaFF 4, Student Teacher I, Bowling Club 2 O PAULINE TERPENNING, Vocational Bookkeeping I DAVID TUBAUGH, College Entrance-N. Y. S. S. M. A. Contest 3, Tioga County Choir Festival 4 O EDWARD L. VAN DE MARK, Ed, Art Vocation-Dramatics Club 3, 4, Poppy Poster Contest 2, Student Teacher 2, Intramural Basketball 4, TOM TOM Art Staff 4 O ARLINE WESTBROOK, College Entrance-Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Captain I, 2, 3, Basketball Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Class Ofticer, Secretary I, Student Council 2, Dramatics Club 3, Secretary 3, Maiorettes I, 2, 3, 4, TOM TOM Sales Staff 3, Commencement Usher 3, Student Teacher I, 2 O HERSON WHITE, Junie, Vocational Industrial Arts- Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Machinist Club 4 O RONALD WHITMORE, Ron, Vocational Business O JOSEPH R. WILLIAMS, Joe, Vocational Agriculture-Intramural Basketball I, 3, 4, F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4 O HARROLD R. WOODARD, Woody, Vocational Industrial Arts-Football 2, 3, Wrestling 'I, 2, 3, Track I, 2, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, Machinist Club 4 G DOUGLAS WORDEN, Doug, Col- lege Entrance-Football 'I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, Manager I, 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Math Club 3, Dramatics Club 3, Treasurer 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Student Teacher 'I, 2 O GARY L. YOUNGS, College Entrance-transferred from Mara- thon Central School-Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Class Officer, President 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Vice President 4, Math Club 4, TOM TOM Literary Staff 3, 4, Freshman Initiation Committee 4, O 25 H. WHITE R. WHITMORE J. WILLIAMS H. WOODARD D. WORDEN G. YOUNGS MIEUX VANT TARD QUE JAMAIS iBetter late than neverl Onions in the Stew was the first Junior Play to be presented by a Junior Class in the O.F.A. The money from this successful play was used to finance the an- nual Junior Prom. This year the Prom, Winter Mist , was held in December. The Prom was quite lovely with blue lighting to give a misty eltect. Faye Guthrie was crowned queen. Six members of the Junior Class were chosen to attend the annual Syracuse Citizenship Education Conference. They are Ruth Saddlemire, Faye Guthrie, Marion Barber, Merrilee Vance, Philip Elsbree, and George Dranichak. Seven class members were also tapped for membership in the National Honor Society. PROM QUEEN and HER COURT Front row, left to right: Queen's Attendants: J. Fowler, B. Good- rich, C. Kany, C. Hulbert, M. Emerson, K. Cost. Row two: King, S. Thomas, Queen, F. Guthrie. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Front row, left to right: U. Dunkel, Student Council Representative, J. Haskell, Secretary. Row two: D. Fehr, Vice-President, Miss Goodrich, Advisor, E. Franz, Treasurer, D. De Lola, President, R. Pipik, Student Council Representative, Mr. Bradley, Advisor. NOT PICTURED: F. Shafer, Student Council Representative. .My PERSONALITY . ' PLUS Mai 6. if , Marion Barber I t George Dranichak 4' L f L ' ,,, Q, MOST ATHLETIC , David De Lola 'E - Qi Q' MaI'Yon Emerson , , CLASS CLOWN Nancy Crockenberg f Charles Weaver K l 4 BRAINIEST J - H Burton Avery y Ute Dunkel , w.l,:'m BEST DRESSED Faye Guthrie we 0 6 .X A V ' 1-31 Philip Elsbree HOMEROOM 207 and 323 Front row, left to right: D. Shultz, S. Williams, M. Starkweather, K. Hamilton. Row two: R. Co- vello, B. Brainard, P. Argue, M. Caterty, J. Ran- dall, J. Powell, J, Clark. Row three: W. Williams, R. Granger, F. Martin, J, Nugent, I. Anthony, W. Van Warmer, A. Lord. HOME ROOM 201 Front row, left to right: L. Doty, V. Bach- man, M. Barber, U. Dunkel, D. Beauter, S. Johnstone, W, Davis. Row two: A. Bush, S. Brown, D. Brown, C. Kany, J. Benjamin, J. Dodge. Row three: S. Brister, S. Card, D. Courtright, R. Smith, M. L. Minni. Row four: R. LaMontagne, P. Waterman, J. Beau- ter, G. Truss, P. Blaasch, P. Elsbree, G. Dranichak, B. Davis. na Aswan, 1.95. ,,. . s K at HOME ROOM 330 Front row, left to right: J. Hall, R. Hellman, B. Evelin, J, Dunham, M. Murray, F. Floyd D. Egan. Row two: D. Maassen, A, Hall, E Hughes, N. Kosobuski, V. Grimes, M, Emer- son, M. J. Hatch. Row three: J. Gumaer, G. Farnham, J. Howe, N. Pearce, E. Franz, P. Jordan, J. Lynch, D. Gowe. HOME ROOM 202 Front row, left to right: P. Miller, A. Sher. wood, B. Pendergast, F. Shafer, D. Powell W. Sedat. Row two: R. Tobey, P. Raftis, N Carson, P. Squier. Row three: S. Thomas K. Burrell, T. D'Angelo, J. Purvis, J. Sehr. inger, R. Saddlemire, D. Richards. Row four: S. Pitcher, J, Rowland, E. Barto, K. Peters W. O'Connell C. Tackley, J. Sloat, G. Rob. inson. 1 1 1 HOME ROOM 213 Front row, left to right: Joanne Fowler, K. McMahon, M. A. Needham, M. Vance, Joyce Fowler, B. Porter, Row two: K. Cost, J. Mul- len, J. Phillips, P. Knapp, W. Weitsman, J. Haskell. Row three: B. Hathaway, N. Crockenberg, P. Winters, B. Beisner, B. Goodrich, C. Hulbert, F. Guthrie, Row four: D. Fehr, W. Beardslee, J. Buckley, L. Jones, G. Hyatt, W. Bell, G. Nichols, B. Avery. UN POUR TOUT ET TOUT POUR UN fOne for all and all for onet The Sophomore Class, headed by President, David Russell, has been engaged in many money making projects. They held several successful dances during the winter season. Many members of this class have received recogni- tion in the various sports. .In looking over the honor rolls, one also finds several who have excelled in scholastic achievements. As they pass another milestone on their trip to the top, this class of '61 hope to hold the honors which they have already earned and to go on to greater ones. of ,,i r K , . is as Wk X '1,i, WE PERsoNAuTY FUNNIEST MOST ATHLETIC PLUS Dennis Rando Carol Brill Carolyn Getkin Marietta Dibble John Steele Louis Neira HOME ROOM 328 Front row, left to right: P. Segar, M. Tholen, F. Patton, C. Brill, L. Harvey. Row two: T. Stannard, A. Smith, M. Root, M. Searle, C. Stiles, D. Reynolds, J. Saddlemire. Row three: J. Porter, B. Bebel, Y. Youells, A. Kent, B. Urda, V. VanNess, N. Haag, J. Guile. Row four: D. Swackhammer, K. lnger- soll, R. Hill, J. Wylie, B. Worden, R. Strong, G. Karpel, I.. Broich. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Front row, left to right: B. Bean, Student Council Repre sentativep Miss Hagedish, Advisor: M. Bensley, Secretary Row two: P. Vance, Student Council Representative, J Steele, Treasurer, Mr. Deeb, Advisor, L. Neira, Vice President, D. Russell, President. 1-fav vs! . E' X K ' ' r. ei BRAINIEST BEST DRESSED David Russell Larry Broich Barbara Bean Maria Bensley HOME ROOM 233 Front row, left to right: L. Campbell, B. Houghtaling, K. Crannell, D. Kimball, S. Perry, B. Westbrook, M. Bower, E. Jacobs. Row two: R. Richards, K. Robertson, D. Rus- sell, G. Baker, T. Coveney, K. Codner, P. Bingham. Row three: M. Newcomb, K. Barto, M. Bergen, N. Hill, J. Moro, L. Hall, M. Bensley, D. Smith. Row four: L. Knox, P. Bart- law, J. Keefe, R. Hughes, D. De Lola, L. Grummens, R. Gage, J. Bernard. lf Q - ns-.vugm -l. f .ffm wall HOME ROOM 211 Front row, left to right: D. Watkins, L. Lord, E, Hogg. Row two: M. Hunt, M. Kokorudz, E. Doty, M. J. Thomas, P. Forsythe, C. Tyler D, Aikens, S. Brown. Row three: K. Wright, N. Jatko, Judith Dodge, P. Harrington, S. Lundgren, P. Wilbur, L. Marble, J, Dutton Row four: M, Truesdail, James Dodge, D Wunder, J. Bowen, T. Snyder, J. Wylie, T Carpenter, J. Welch. .QX HOME --4 ..V .. Lpw VLQ ROOM 231 Front row, left to right: D. Boland, L. Bri- gode, B. Honer, l. Mott, M. Campbell, E. Segar. Row two: R, McNeal, S. Cole, D, Wyka, A. Gaza, W. Bartlett, B, Stables. Row three: L. Eldred, S. Beeman, R. Louns- berry, P. McCullough, L. Terpening, D. Kuhns, M. Sloat. Row four: R. Detrick, D. Faber, S. Franklin, B, Jarvis, J. Hodge, F, Berry, E. Williams, G, Smith. Q N -.f L ,ui Q P047 HOME HOME ROOM 225 Front row, left to right: M. Voznik, A. White P. Vance, L. Short, B. Jackson, D, Rondo Row two: J. Rankin, M. Meade, B. Bean, M Morton, L, Thompson, R. Fidurski, B. Barnes Row three: L. Lindsay, C. Smith, B. Hart, J Kocian, M. Dibble, M. Riegel, C. Getkin Row four: J. Steele, R. Vona, J. Engelhard J. Searles, D. Parker, L. Neira, B. Good rich, D. Van Garden. ROOM 226 Front row, left to right: G. Allen, C. Terry, S. Hall. Row two: A, Allen, H. McCullough, J. Bebel, R, Kany, C, Parker, B. Hill. Row three: T. Harriger, C. Morrow, M. Pender- gast, E. Rowland, S. Sherwood, D. Frisbee, D. Burleigh, K. Ellis. Row four: A. Card, L. Anderson, D. Pierce, A. Stinard, L. Sibley, L. Harris, R. Shrauger, F. Nichols- TOUT NOUVEAU, TOUT BEAU CA new broom sweeps cleant The freshman year really began with the start of Freshman Initiation which lasted three days. During this time many strange looking freshmen wandered through the halls as they bowed to the will of their seniors. However, at the end they suddenly knew that they had gained an understanding of high school life and had made many more friends. To raise money for class expenses a Frosh Hop was held after the Chenango Valley basketball game and it proved to be a financial success. Y .ft . we at it rrs 2 'H' ' 1 Y I V-5 ily' 1 X + f A 21 . PERSONAUTY Most ATHLETIC FUNNIEST PLUS james Murray Sharon L. Hall Gary Crandall Ann Hyun Peter Goodrich Beverly Sears HOME ROOM 329 Front row, left to right: C. Cross, N. Harri son, D. Forsyth, B. Nickels, D. White, C Maassen, S. Randall. Row two: R. Torrey C. Keagle, S. Burleigh, W. Lombardo, L Smith, S. Checchia, R. Stocum, N. Harvey Row three: M. Stahl, P. Baron, G. Steele, P. Brainard, A. Meyermann, E. Pistolese, P. Goodrich. Row tour: A. Hyatt, G. Phelps, R. Saddlemire, D. Schneider, L. Parker, M. Beeman, J. Forsythe, S. Hathaway. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Front row, left to right: B. Sears, Student Council Repre sentative, H. Kaufmann, Vice-President, J. Barber, Secre tary. Row two: G. Crandall, President, Mr. McVannon Adviser, L. Sauerbrey, Student Council Representative, S Cooper, Treasurer. . 7 'dl' ' at Q, rf . ., K .t W 5 BEST DRESSED BRAINIEST Louis Squerbrey Dale Schneider Susan Hathaway Grace Frenzel HOME ROOM 234 Front row, left to right: B, Angel, H. Kauf- mann, D. Farnham, D. Fox, J. Stewart, J. Murray, L. Honnick, S. Soper. Row two: H. Lainhart, P. Partridge, P. Johnstone, S. Dun- ning, D. Oliver, M. Mead, R. Sherwood, J. Kimble. Row three: G. Hamilton, J. Szlucha, L. Sauerbrey, J. Murray, R. Middaugh, D. Brown, L. Card, B. Russell. HOME ROOM 203 Front row, left to right: B. Curtis, H. Kurtz, W. Corsan, R. Lindherst, R. Patterson, K Fiske. Row two: B. Short, S. Hull, R. Schu macher, D. Godfrey, L. Kurtz. Row three J- Russell, H. I-Unn, G. Newman, O. Searle P. Kuhlman, D. Ellis, W. White. ROOM 212 Front row, left to right: J. Clark, C. Beach, J. Rauch, D. Curtis, B. Sears, C. Goodrich, R. Tackley. Row two: M. Head, A, Shattuck, B. Griffin, H. Evelin, E. Godfrey. Row three: E. Welch, G. Van Garden, M. Miller, G. Nelson, J. Carlson, S. Hulbert, M. Mead, A. Wagner, L. Allis. Row tour: J. Dennis, A. Guiles, J. Grimm, B. Ulrick, A. Klossner, W, Georgia, Jr., T. Bell, D. Jacksnn. 1 HOME ROOM 206 Front row, left to right: B. Billings, J. Beau- ter, J. Livingston, S. Hall, L. Snyder. Row two: C. Drake, W. Hall, R. Lowe, B. Rubin, C. Kunte, S. Cooper, R. Bennett. Row three: B. McGavin, E. Fehr, R. Shirley, D. O'Con- nor, G. Beers, H. Bidwell, R. Atchison, E. Jackson. HOME ROOM 210 Front row, lett to right: V. Hooker, M. E. Miller, G. Chandler, J. Barber, S. Wilbur, J. Rouse. Row two: D. Jones, P. Buckthal, C. S. Wyka, D. Philpott, G. Crandall, T. Cole, R. Dingman. Row three: M. Deuel, E. Cady, G. Frenzel, J. Kinnie, C. Kelley, L. Hotchkiss, E. Chiavarini, P. Boyd. Row tour: C. Avery, J. McMahon, A. Maliner, D. Pitch- er, M. Moro, J. Dimick, J. Bailey, D. Klossner. Qfsggz:zgf1Qge..,w. Miss Betty Croc er JOURNALISM CLUB P. Ruftis Front row, left to right: M. Taylor, P. Shaft, M. Penner, P. Newcomb. Not pictured: M. Nichols, P. Garrison. MUSI AG SHOP XQS4f.5?Q.m ,. . . Qi.f::xE12ewP252,:Sw::..'i ' n - ' asf I 555-fi HOMEMAKERS C ELECTRONICS CLUB ttt P . ot t ..., P 2 ,if P rf P ,r... 'F 'Ti f a WI .v ff.. ,,. 4.' I A :PP P W r . 3157 K' am 5 ' i t , , fe. mud EMI! 1 if ff' ,,,,... K . V 'Y Q - Q., L LIBRARY WOOD SHOP . '5Sf1,r3 .SX Jtgv if ,lizggfgzg - Q - -.. - ,.f -' ze 4 .1-aw w be ' L ' - why aw. - .L 'L 551 :J ff df, , - 1- -1-xi -3137? 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I 571' '41 Q. - ' ' vi -L - -z ::.,:1-.- .:,. -. .. 4 'J. 1, -4 6' ff' P K ' ,Ig-E ' ,iisif :Eli-' W 1i'3i:'fLzfrP1' Vffff ,.-lx . - 5 ' .-4-.' .- -'fin Uma! 'Ilan df LOS GRADOS - SEPTIMO QT S Y OCTAVOS he Grades - Seventh and JUNICR HIE-I Front row, left to right: Mr. Duffy, Science, Mrs. Welch, Nurse, Mrs. M. Graham, Math, Mrs. F. Huntington, English, Citizenship Education, Mr. Stimik, Principal. Row two: Mr. Kelly, Citizenship E ducation, Mr. Jordan, Guidance Counsellor, Mr. Truman, Science, Mr. Brown, Physical Education, Mr. Pare, Music. NOT PICTURED: Miss Catlin, English 8, Mrs. Baldwin, Physical Education. ,qt JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY Front row, left to right: Mrs. Storm, mathematics, Mrs. Wilbur, Eng lish, Citizenship Education, Mrs. Cook, English, Citizenship Education, Miss Paar, Art, Mrs. Neely, Homemaking. Row Two: Mr. McCarrick , Mathematics, Mr. Whalen, English, Mr. Dillon, Industrial Arts, Mr. Grimes, Special interest: Mr. Paparella, English. 34 HOME ROOM 8-2 Front row, left B. Ballard, K. J. Schneider, B. C. Dimick, E. M. Northrop, L. Carpenter, Boy W. Shear, A. Si to right: D. Dutton, S. Benjamin, Strait, N. Livingood, Secretary, Beisner. Row two: V, Van Housen Hellmann, Treasurer, R. French Slater, J. Davis. Row three: R. usher, J. Hughes, Vice-President, bley, G. Valenta. HOME ROOM 8-I Front row, left to right: S. Roberts, C. Albro, J. Shelp, Y. Tuttle, P. Drake, Usher, J, Randall, Secretary, B. Tripp. Row two: W. Hill, S. Coman, B. Stilson, L. Wood, N. Pierce, President, J. Riegel, P. Taylor, O. Short. Row three: T. Llew- ellyn, Vice-President, L. Relyea, D. Nichols, S. Gumaer, Treasurer, J. DeCator, R. Dickinson, J. Rogers, R. Hughes, Usher, J. Blair. HOME ROOM 8-3 Front row, left to right: R. Hammond, Secretary C. Cost, M. Hildebrant, S. Hulett, E. Granger, S Hooker, J. Simons. Row two: K. Williams, S Hickey, Vice-President, A. Bingham, L. Howe USl1ef: L Powell, E. Newman, L. Gelatt. Row three D. Ellis, J. Patterson, C. Kelly, President, C. Col burn, Usher, C. Bevan, D. Farnham, A, Dence S. Hunt. HOME ROOM 8-5 Front row, left to right: M. Chapman, D. Clark F. Frenzel, B. Livingston, G. Holcomb, A. Bensley, D. Ellis. Row two: S. Sayles, R. Stocum, Vice- President, C. Briggs, S. Quick, President, C. Jost, K, Vought, T. Short. Row three: T. Balshuweit, Secretory, D. Segar, E. Shelp, R. Hauver, Treas urer, H, Romeo, G. Carpenter. HOME ROOM 8-4 Front row, left fo right: C. Knox, R. Shevolier, S. Byrd, J. Bates, J. A. Evelin, C. Montes, P. Steele, J. Moses. Row two: F. White, R. O'Hurt, E. Searle, C. Stinard, P. Moran, C. Ulrich, G. Best. Row three: G. Vrooman, J. Bostwick, A. Lord, V. Chaf- fee, J. Reynolds, J. Wagner, K. Floyd. HOME ROOM 8-6 Front row, left to right: N. Waxman, M. Crawford, S, Brown, C. Cornett, Usher, J. Strong, P. Shu- macker, S. Searles. Rcw two: P. Hardenstine, S. Heeter, President, S. Wilkins, Secretary, J. Kelley, P. Sherwood, T. Carter, Treasurer. Row three: P. Hollis, A, Dodge, E. Burrell, Vice-Presi- dent, G. Jones, D. Wright, R. Stocum. Row four: Mr. Duffy, R. Ross, T, Twining, Usher, R. Tyler, R. Hill. HOME ROOM 7-2 Front row, left to right: I. Beeman, B. Sherwood, Treasurer, J. Chamberlain, B. Wonck, C. Weits- man, N. Bean, Usher, A. Beardslee, J. Bates. Row twc: L. Howkins, S. Williams, P. Stiles, M. Colton, Vice-President, P. Godfrey, D. Camp. Row three: P. Bankston, President, J. Mills, P, Rondo, V. Rutan, W. Harvey, H. Nichols, Usher, K. Brown. Row four: P. Bush, S. Brister, D. Stilson, H. Bid- well, E. Bennett, Secretary. HOME ROOM 7-'I left to right: L, Winters, G. Sutton, C, Conley, N. VanDeMark, R, Mocey, Best. Rcw two: D. Deeb, Treasurer, T. Howe, J. Partridge, K. Gregory, B. Fdbeff N. Guile, L. Stewart, F. Williams. Row Spicer, R. Dodge, G. Lord, President: Front row, B, Meeker, Usher, M. Secretary, three: M. R, Pierce, G. Ames Usher Lindsey, L. Kocian, T. Cody, f I D. VonBuskirk, Vice-President, G. Steele. HOME ROOM 7-3 Front row, left to right: V. Short, R. Cheresinowsky, Treasurer, J. Mcukowski, N. Peters, P. McGavin, President, K. Youngs, S. Lykens, Secretary, B. Howe. Row two: D. Carden, J. Biehl, E. Craven, D. Brainerd, A. Morton, L. Romeo, R. Chilson, K. Smith, R. Hanes. Row three: L. Galpin, P. Whit- more, J. Smartt, P. Elsbree, D. Lindsey, J. Russell, D. Hibbord, Vice-President. F. Holl. Row tour: H. McMullen, T, HOME ROOM 7-5 Front row, left to right: M. Babcock, Usher, B. Gleason, D. Devel, Secretary, L. Brown, M. Fink- ler, S. Hryskanich, Vice-President, K. Palmer, S. Robinson. Row two: R. Kellogg, Treasurer, G. Mills, M. Hill, J. Marchewka, L. Pearce, R. Pringle, T. Bachman, Usher, R. Scott. Rcw three: R. Kloss ner, J. Harris, L. Anthony, R, Cody, F. Kinney T. Sheehan, C. Brown. HOME ROOM 7-4 Front row, left to right: V. Locke, J. Carter, C Caflerty, S. Moran, S. Kimble, Y. Savard,J. Waite J. Richardson. Row two: F. Shaft, W. Schreck, S Newmen, D. Baker, L. Frisbee, S. Maurer, J Stables, C. Phelps. Row three: T. Berg, D. Humph reys, G. Jones, R. Farnham, W. Jarvis, H, Steele J. Walters, R. Townsend, R. Mclntyre, HOME ROOM 7-6 Front row, left to right: M. Sheehan B. Gushue, C. Cronk, C. Ross, M. Rader, C. Noble, H. Morse, P. Dunham. Row two: G. Buck, C. Card, E. Frisbee, L. Mayberry, Secretary, J. Beran, J. Sweet, Treas- urer, R. Whitaker. Row three: M. Lawson, D. Fletcher, President, R. Rockwell, R. Cornell, R. Updyke, L. LaGrange, D. Devel, Vice-President, J. Merrill, E. Bidwell. 1 HOME ROOM 7-8 Fronl row, lefi to righf: K. Sign, Secreiar , M y . Rosencrance, M. Sutton, E. Chamberlain, L. Row- land, N. J. Darrah, S. Grey. Row Iwo: H. Hill, D. Bennefi, Treasurer, V. Forsyth, L. Engelhard, C. Hathaway, Usher, M. E. Shaff, R. Jones, Vice Presidenf, F. Dunbar. Row fhree: R. Brown, D. Youells, Usher, R. Williams, R. Temple, W. Turtle, J. Ward, G. Short, C. Sfrolng, President, D. Miner, J. Brougham. HOME ROOM 7-7 Fronf rcw, leff fo right: M. Wyka, Usher, J. Rouse C. Tuthill, H. Hill, Secretary, D. Stocks, Treasurer J. Bush, Vice President, A. Rieg, C. Bird. Row Iwo T. Lawson, R. Bennefl, C. Haskell, Usher, E, York U. Hill, R. Allis, E. Johns, R. Shafer. Row fhree H. Parker, J. Maison, E. Swackhammer, L. Scot? K. Hill, D. Derrick, B. Schumacher, President W. Clark. HOME ROOM 7-9 Front row, leff fo righi: R. Ryan, G. Schumacher T. Abbey, R. Rosenberger, D. Shari, W. Reese R. Mundt. Row two: R. Howe, H, Romeo, D Mclnlyre, B. Harrison, R. Judge, S. Warner. Row three: R. Welicka, P. McNeal, G. Hawkins, J Densmore. I I l , n rr Ushers Then-Seniors now lGraduo?ion ushers, 19585 Spry in Yheir old qge, GYefl'f7l19Y? lF0CUl7Y Frolicb ' 4 I .. s i is ' --.292 - ' We . .2 if, , . 2 9 i as--fee s ,ggi if . 'J V s ,. s , A , L. Mmm! ' ,I .VM ,, e A , .W Thgfs our boy, Rondo! Cool it! Urunsportoiion for CI foot weary principoll Where's Elmer CElmer Mid dough, Elecfricianj Cl10l'9el lBClS6b0llf 'l958l Well, iusf don'1 sfond there 4'-ffl if .gr -- fx ,l .ii J, ZL.-, i fv'f T1 w- -V433 ,VLH ff f YT sa TL '7k f' If i lv , ig! ff Ae- JM ,Q F L 4 +2- L. ACTIVITIES TOM TOM STAFF BELOW Front row, left to right: M, Kolcorudz, J. Barber, E. Jacobs, A. Bush, N. Jatko, B. Houghtaling, S. Russell, L. Miller, M. Reigel, M. Barber. Row two: J. Fowler, J, Benjamin, B. Storm, M, Bensley, J. Pitcher, M. Pringle, A. Skellenger, D. Kimble, J. Clark, Row three: N. Carson, Pamela Raftis, B. Beisner, D. Maassen, Patri- cianne Raftis, P. Newcomb, N. Brown, E. Reynolds, K. Barto, M. Bergan. Row four: C. Moro, J. Seringer, R. Saddlemire, K. Burrell, R. Simpson, A. Dibble, E. Vandemark, L. Jones, K. Robert- son, C. Getkin, J. Dodge. ABOVE Front row, left to right: C. Kany, C. Hulbert, Typist, S. Campbell Photographic Editor, M. Vance, Assistant Editor, C. Steele, Editor C. Granger Co-Art Editor, B. Barnes, Co-Art Editor, J. Randall Row two: B. Sears, M, Stocum, B. Corson, S. Cole, P. Wilbur, S Johnstone, S. L. Hall, L, Allis, l. Crawford, M. Starlcweather, C Beach, K. Fisk, A. Wagner. Row three: S. Brown, A. Meyermann A. Hall, V, Bachmann, A. Gaza, M. Morton, J. Rankin, K. McMa hon, D. Perot, M. Murray, B. Hart, C. Parker, S. Brigode, B. Good rich. Row tcur: B. Beauter, D. White, J. Kinnie, M. Deule, M Dibble, M. Newcomb, B. Billings, S. Hulbert, J. Porter, D. Good rich, L. Harvey, M. Taylor, P. Shaft, S. Brister. Row five: N. Crock enberg, S. Overlander, B. Hathaway, L. Snyder, D. Rising, S. R Hall, D. Brown, J. Purvis, S. Crockenberg, K. Ellis, T. Leonard J. Sanyshun, G. Youngs, D. Worden, G. Anderson. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council has had an especially active year. One highlight was the sale of attractive book covers. Student Council members were asked to an- nounce the bulletins over the P. A. system. In order to have better communication between the students and Student Council the minutes of every meeting were posted in the halls. Student Council members made recommendations for the contents of the hand- book and sponsored such assemblies as the Alfred Choir, the Syracuse-Colgate debate teams, and the Annual Talent Show. The biggest proiect sponsored by Student Council was the picture proiect. Individual pictures were taken in all six schools of the Owego- Apalachin school system. The Student Council re- ceived twenty per-cent of the total receipts. LEADERS OF STUDENT GOVERNMENT Front row, left to right: B. Bean, M. Barber, President, U. Dunkel, B. Sears, P. Newcomb, Secretary-Treasurer, S. Russell. Row two: Mrs. Gray, Advisor, P. Vance, W. Rhone, C. Steele, J. Sanyshyn, Vice-President, L. Saurbrey, F. Shafer, Mr. Richardson, Advisor. KIWANIS SPEAKERS Front row, left to right: B. Storm, P. Raftis, J. Pitcher, D. Swack- hammer, L, Miller, S. Campbell. Row two: M. Stocum, J. Seigle, R. Simpson, E. Van de Mark, D. Smith, Mr. Richardson, Advisor, B. Barnes. Row three: D. Worden, D. Goodrich, W, Rhone, J. Sanyshyn, N. Pearce, G. Youngs. I.. g ,jtjkst ' 'f' 1 K -f'5'4f5 -g 115 wt '- ' A E?-'Bk All the World's a Stage! DRAMATICS CLUB The shy and self-conscious student gained con- fidence ancl improvement in poise and expression through the Dramatics Club. They start out doing pantomines followed by skits and a ploy. These ac- tivities provided an opportunity for training and ex- perience which will be of later use in the Junior and Senior Plays. JUNIOR- SENIOR DRAMATICS Front row, left to right: G. Nichols, J. Hall, W. Sedat, J. Seigle H. Seymour, F. Barto, G, Dranichak. Row two: Joyce Fowler, S Cole, B. Storm, Joanne Fowler, K. Cost, D. Richards. Row three D. Perot, D. Swackhammer, J. Pitcher, J. Randall, B. Barnes, B Brainard, J, Beniamin. Row four: P. Squier, C. Kany, N. Crocken berg, K. Burrell, Pamela Rattis, Patricianne Rottis, D. Rising C. Hulbert. Row five: E. Van de Mark, T. Crannell, J. Buckley G. Anderson, I., Jones, R. Simpson, J. Fergusoh, J. Montes, B Davis, J. Mallory. FRESHMAN -SOPHOMORE DRAMATICS Front row, left to right: C. Tyler, N. Haag, M. Mead, C. Beach, P. Johnstone, P. Brainard, l.. Lindsay. Row two: S. Cole, F. Patton, J Dodge, P. McCullough, M. Bergen, L. Harvey, J. Guile, M. Riegel, E. Jacobs, M. Deuel, C. Parker, S. Hall. Row three: A. Gaza, K. Wright K. Borto, B. Bebel, K. Crannell, C. Brill, J. Kocian, D, Kimball, B. Houghtaling, S. Burleigh, M. Morton. Row four: A. White, M. Bensley, M, Newcomb, A. Hyatt, V. Von Ness, E. Chiavarini, J. Kinnie, P. Boyd, J. Forsythe. Row five: R. Torrey, T. Carpenter, l.. Grummons, J. Englehard, B. Jarvis, R. Lounsberry, R. Detrich, S. Franklin, L. Broich, B. Jackson. I 1 JUNIOR PLAY Onions in the Stew, the first dramatic attempt of a Junior Class of the Owego Free Academy, was directed by Mr. Richardson, dramatics and public speaking teacher. Onions in the Stew is about a family of four who move to an island in the middle of Puget Sound. Although Mr. MacDonald and the two daughters hate island living and its inconveniences in the beginning, they come to love their home. Ruth Saddlemire played Mrs. MacDonald, Philip Elsbree portrayed Mr. Mac- Donald, and Maryon Emerson and Merrilee Vance were Anne and Joan, respectively. The whole group worked very hard but they also had lots of fun. The cast was as startled as Ruth when she rushed on stage, soaking wet, shouting, That shower tried to drown me! Merrilee will never forget the bleached hair that made her look like an egg yolk. RELAXING AT DRESS REHEARSAL Above, Seated: M. Emerson, M. Vance, S, Williams, F. Guthrie. Standing: W. Williams, R. Saddlemire, W. Bell, P. Elsbree. Left: R, Saddlemire, P. Blaasch, J. Fowler, E. Bidwell, P. Rattis, P. Elsbree FUTURE EINSTEINS Front row, left to right: D. Worden, J, Mul- len, R. Bower, K. Bean, J. Gumaer, L. Rubin. Row two: M. Stockum, M. Barber, U. Dunkel, V. Grimes, M. J. Hatch, P. Raftis, F. Guth- rie, L. Miller, Mr. Bradley, Advisor. Row three: T. Leonard, J. Sloat, W. O'Connell, K. Peters, W. Rhone, B. Avery, D. Fehr, B. Pendergast. Row four: J. Seigle, H. Seymour, P, Elsbree, W. Beardslee, C. Steele, R. Simpson, J. Sanyshun, G. Youngs. MATH CLUB Under the direction of Mr. Bradley, the Math Club has had a successful year. The aim of the club is to increase interest and enthusiasm in all phases of math. The club hopes that this will lead to better scholarship and enjoyment. This aim has been almost fulfilled as shown by the number of students who were initiated into the Math Club this year. The phases of Math ex- plored bythe club range from calculus to the favorite subject to all the members, puzzle solving. MACHINIST CLUB Besides being responsible for most of the lighting and stage sets used in high school performances, these young men of the Machinist Club engage in many other interesting proiects. The members of this club, consisting of those in the advanced machine course, have the opportunity to learn through practical ex- periences which prepare them for vocational work after graduation. RAT-A-TAT-TAT Front row, left to right: Mr. Andrews, H. Dodge, B. Groats, J. Mallory. Row two: E. Hall, B. Angel, E. Harris, J. Fidurslci, R. Anthony. Row three: F. Getzke, L. Anderson, J. Elower, C. Espe. O.F.A. ELITE Front row, left to right: Mrs. Nichols, Advisor, M. Barber, F. Guthrie, S. Johnstone, K. McMahon, C. Hulbert. Row two: Mr. Vance, S. Cole, U. Dunkle. NAT.oNAL Row three: C. Steele, Secretary, J. Sanyshyn, Vice-President, G. Youngs, B. Ho ' ' v CIETY Avery, R. Simpson, D. Worden, Treasurer, J. Seigle, N. Pearce, J. Pitcher, A P. Raftis, D. Swackhammer, L. Miller, President, A. Skellenger, M. Stocum. -xl 6118 4 Y i X 4 F3 A 'F' 9 OMEGA PHI ALPHA i N Seven Seniors qualified for membership in the fall and were inducted in IL ll 7 the last ceremony held in the old O. F. A. I On March 5, 1959, the Omega Chapter of the National Honor Society inducted seven Juniors bringing the total membership at present to twenty- ll one. This was the first candlelight ceremony held in the new school and should A be an inspiration to all students to master the tour qualities, scholarship, service, leadership, and character and thus become eligible for membership, the highest honor attainable in high school. o ce Pitcher and Pat Rattis at the punch Parents and Faculty at Reception tor new inductees, March 5th bowl-Mrs. Grey smiles in foreground. 47 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS and FUTURE FARMERS Front row, left to right: M. Stocum, Treasurer, M, L. Campbell, R. McNeal, D. Swock- hammer, P. Shaft, C. Powell, E. Cady. Row two: M. Cafterty, N. Brown, Vice-President, M. Pringle, F. Floyd, J. Pitcher, President, B. Haner, Miss Slawson, Advisor. Row three: E. Reynolds, Reporter, D. Rising, Secretary, J. Card, J. Sehringer, D. Frisbee, S. Sher- wood, P. Roftis, Historian. YES, WE CAN BAKE A CHERRY PIE! DQWN TO EARTH The Future Homemakers of America Club is a newly The land is C, sacred mm which Should be organized group with Miss Barbara Slawson, Home given to capable Young men, Such as ,hose who ECOf1Off1iCSTe0Cl1ef, GS Qdvisor- are learning to measure up to their task in the The purpose of this club is to promote a better un- Future Fvfmefs of America' derstonding of homes and home lite. Front row, left to right: J. Saddlemire, Sentinel, D. Powell, Treasurer, G. Hyatt, D. Faber, Secretary, J. Wil- liams, Vice-President, J. Rowland, President, R. Strong. Row two: W. VanWormer, B. Gormel, Advisor, M. Mead, L. Anderson, G. Granger, F. Nichols, J. Dodge, B, Goodrich, A. Card. NOT PICTURED: L. Morrow, J. Haner, D. Curtis, E. Rosenloerger. 48 VOCAL MUSIC Making the first a ppearance ofthe year on the gram of the Dedication C de pro- eremony th partment prese , e vocal music nted the Academy Chorals and Con- cert Chorus. During the month of December, the Concert Chorus appeared at the Roberson Memorial Center in Bing- hamton and at the County Vocal Music Festival in Waverly. All choruses took part in the Christmas Con- cert, along with the wind ensemble. Besides appearing at the N.Y.S.S.M.A. Spring Fes- tival the first of May, all choruses were in the Spring Concert later in the month. The formation ofthe Choral Council proved invalu- able in assistance to the department. lt is made up of representatives of all choruses and meets thro the year. ughout GIRLS CHORUS Front row, left to right: S. L. Hall, M. Deuel, K. Fiske, J. Livingston, L. Snyder, C. Parker, Choral Council, P. Wilbur, Accornpanistg C. Cross, Accompanist, D. Brown, A. Wagner, J. Fowler, Choral Council, N. Croclcenberg. Row two: L. Kurtz, L. Allis, S. R. Hall, J. Kinnie, I. Crawford, E. Doty, J. Dunham. Row three: D. Frisbee, P. Johnston, J. Dutton, N. Williams, S. Lundgren, D. White. BOYS CHORUS Front row, left to right: R. Bennett. Row two: J. Hodge, D. Pitcher, J. Lynch. Row three: R. Detriclc, B. Davis, Row four: T, Crannell, Choral Council. i I ' . , , I f l ' MIXED CHORUS Front row, left to right: R. Fidurslci, L. Lord, D. Aikens, B. Sears, L. Campbell, R. Torrey, J. Hansen, P. Kuhlman, M, Morton, B. Barnes, Choral Council, M. Murray, J. Rankin, B. Hart, Accompanist, Choral Council, L, Hall. Row two: C. Beach, L. Eldred, D. Rando, R, Hughes, L. Jones, D. Pierce, M. Cafferty, E. Rowland, S. Checchia, N. Jatko, H. McCullough. Row three: C. Terry, M. Needham, L. Lindsay, P. Meyer- man, V. Hooker, S. Hall. Row four: N. Brown, B. Hill, R. Richardson, A. Hyatt, C. Getlcin, P. Harrington, K. McMahon, M. Searles, J. Bebel, S. Mosher, B. Bebel, D. Perot. CONCERT CHORUS Front row, left to right: F, Guthrie, President, S. Campbell, A. Hall, M. Vance, K. Ingersoll, G, Hyatt, W. Schrum, J. Kimble, C. Keagle, M. Kokorudz, R. Kany, D. Richards, J. Fowler. Row two: K. Crannell, J. Beniamin, J. Randall, J. Searles, B. Jarvis, J. Buckley, E. Pistolese, J. Dodge, E. Hyghes, Patricia Raftis, M, Dibble, Accompanist, John J. Davye, Director. Row three: M. Minni, Treasurer, D. Kuhns, W, Sedat, L. Neira, Secretary, D. Tubaugh, K. Codner, D. Van Gorden, Choral Council, R. Scuddlemire, Pamela Raftis. Row four: D. Maas- sen, B. Beisner, K. Burrell, J. Pitcher, Vice-President. 50 Front row, left to right: B. Westbrook, P. Miller, R. Stocum, G. Frenzel, L. Hotchkiss, M. Miller, C. Wyka. Row two: C, Smith, P. Brainurd, S. Burleigh, D. Wyka, V. VanNess, F. Schmidt, M. Pen- ner, C. Stiles, D. Gowe, T. Snyder, A. Dibble. Rcw three: Mr, Dick, D. Courtright, W, Bell, K. Robertson. SWING ONE Nine boys and three men constitute one of the iazziest little groups ever to come out of O.F.A. After much practice, the Dance Band turned out some notes to make even professionals iealous. The success story includes playing for two proms and several semi- formals and dinner-dance engagements. The Dixie- land band has been the most popular segment of the band and many times the good ole iazz from the hottest horns in town has had the audience tapping ORCHESTRA The more serious minded students in the music de- partment enioy the cultured atmosphere of the orches- tra. Many compliments have been received by this group since George Dick has conducted the Owego Free Academy's Symphonic Orchestra to new heights of popularity. This year, County Orchestra was held at Owego and most of the members of the orchestra participated in this group. The orchestra also partici- pated in the Band Concert, Dedication Ceremony, and several assemblies. Front row, left to right: P. Blaasch, J. Clark, F. Schmidt, L. Harvey, Co. Manager: L. Knox. Row two: A. Dibble, Co. Manager, T, Snyder, T. Bell, D. Gowe, Mr. Keogle. Row three: Mr. Dick, Mr. Richardson, W. Bell. their feet. CONCERT BAND 52 MAJORETTES Even the maiorettes were influ- enced by fads when they twirled hula hoops instead of botons as they danced to the rollicking music of Rock Around the Clock. This was one of the routines that was used at hculf-time for entertainment at the football games. Seven baton twirlers and four flag twirlers made up on enlarged maiorette squad this year. STRIKE UP THE BAND Front row, left to righf: A. Westbrook, M. Vance, Captain, N. Crockenberg. Row two: M. Pringle, D. Kuhns, P. Raftis, M. Mead Row three: G, Camp, D. Rising, M, Nichols, L. Miller. Front row, left to right: P. Brainard, C. Smith, C. Keagle, Equipment Manager T Leonard V VanNess P Bucldhal J Pitcher President B. Bean, S. Burleigh. Row two: E. Beebe, M. Penner, B. Hart, C. Stiles Secretary M Dibble N Harvey L Knox M Deuel J Clark P Blaasch, Business Manager, L. Harvey, F. Schmidt, M. Tholen, C. Getkin Treasurer J Kocian J Barber J Smith J McMahon R Hellman. Row three: G. Chandler, D. Gowe, M. Riegel, Librarian, J Bailey S Wilbur J Beauter K Fi ke D Wyka B Ulr ck D Pitcher. Row four: G. Hamilton, W. Bell, W. Burdick, D, Farnham, T Cole K Robertson L Grummons J Guile Mr Keaale S Randall N. Hill, K, Ellis, G. Steele, T. Bell, T. Snyder, Publicity Manager, A Dibble Student Conductor AND THE BAND PLAYED ON Sousa would be iustly proud to hear his marches played in the manner ofthe Concert Band. This group has been molded into an excellent musical group by Roger Keagle. The band and many of its members participated in the N.Y.S.S.M.A. festival. Owego could, indeed, be proud of the performance of all. At the band concert many beautiful marches and chorals were played to perfection by the band. Many ol the members played in the All-County Band which was held in the Owego Free Academy auditorium. BASKETBALL SHOTS Leff: Who's go! the upper hand? Below: 15 Rah's for Waverly! Below: Did you make if, Pete? 7 My My S,,, S : M K W. Mmm Righf: Fergie hifs for Two. For right: Get in fhere, J-V's! i, 4 lv? i -Ti FN- W ii ,W4ii.., .-M? iii -fl. ,7,,,,,4 J -Wig-L I -'i ,,f- ,T, ,,- it,--A ? ,ff - fX f .519 7 lv-,.ii.4- ,f -fTll'2 all Af I -, ,ll f1'? ' ,-,?.-.L ...1--- IQ?-,1,1?,. fl.l. ,, ..,....... f- 2 iQ 5 ffl?-5 i:?sjX !-T.-Er, J ' ff' Xl1,'j'l4aulJA17l'2-G1-lull -J, A- ,N irq-an ' '4 1 A F' fd ,N ii.. m2+n' H 6 I ll! A. 1' g.-fx:-. D Of' f7' .- - fx...x ff, -fy- A --4 42242-ll fu- ., - AA' 'W fjx fl: fx- -ii' ,.,A fx. A- ,G ATHLETICS Zi l-ll,-f.. 2 'gf VARSITY BASKETBALL The Varsity has finished its season with one of the best records in Qwego's history. Losing only one non- league game out of the seasonal eighteen-game span, the Indians set a new school winning streak record of sixteen, and also one of the first teams ever to win eight league games. Winning Southern County League Championship, Owego received an invitation to the Section IV Playoffs. WHY SO SOBER, CHAMPS? Front row, left to right: G. Robinson, C. Steele, H. Hauv Bradley, Coach, J. Beauter, G. Youngs, G. Hodge, Co-Capta S. Thomas, J. Gumaer, C. Russell, Manager. Owego 563 Bl' 'A' 'A' SCORE BOARD Opponents 59 Chenango Valley 46 Towando . . . . . 23 63 Towanda . . 50 Binghamton North . 53 '63 l'l0I'S9l19CdS - - 50 Horseheads . . , . 45 57 Binghamton North . 43 Athens 55 +76 Elmira Heights , 60 Elmira Heights . 58 59 Newark Valley 34 Newark Valley 31 '70 WUVe'lY .P 33 Waverly , 47 52 Chenango Valley , . 54 Aihens A A E 42 +79 Watkins Glen , . 51 Watkins Glen 41 'Signifies League Games Section IV Play-otts Semi-finals: Owego 69 Chenango Valley 55 Owego 51 Johnson City 62 56 D. De Lola, Co-Captain, L. Sibley, J. Ferguson, Row two: Mr JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The Junior Varsity finished their season with an out- standing record of sixteen wins cmd only two losses. The Indians won the Southern County League Cham- pionship for the third consecutive year. The Junior Varsity will be looking forward to another good year because of the experience behind members ot the squad. CHAMPIONS, TOO! Front row, left to right: B, Ulrich, D. Parker, R. Strong, J Steele, L. Neira, J. Wylie, R. Vona. Row two: A. Klossner A- BEF9, H. Evelin, P. Vance, W, Bartlett, D. Burleigh, G Crandall. Row three: L. Knox, Manager, Mr. Pierce, Coach D. Russell. SCORE BOARD Owego Opponents 68 Towanda . , . . 27 49 Binghamton North . . 40 77 Horseheads , . . . , . . , 49 67 Athens . , . . , , 37 58 Elmira Heights . , 38 52 Newark Valley . . 44 48 Waverly ,.... . , 36 54 Athens . , , . . , 26 68 Watkins Glen , . 30 53 Chenango Valley , 30 72 Towanda . 28 67 Horseheads . , . . , . . 37 43 Binghamton North, . . . 51 71 Elmira Heights , , 35 69 Newark Valley , 38 64 Waverly, . . . 22 55 Chenango Valley . , . 56 68 Watkins Glen . . , 32 YOU FRIGHTEN ME! Front row, left to right: E. Harris, B. Groats, J. Ferguson, G. Fedchock, F. Getzke, E. Franz. Row two: M. Voznick, J. Hodge, A. Vander. pool, L. Broich, P. Waterman, W. Williams, G. Dranichak, D. Fel-lr, W. Kemp. Rcw three: J, Steele, L. Sibley, R. Vona, H. Hauver, D. DeLoIa, C. Steele, L. Neira, W. Beardslee, D. Worden, J. Mallory. VARSITY FOOTBALL Head Coach RICHARD BROWN DANGEROUS? Front row, left to right: R. Shirley, G. Fehr, A White, L. Parker, R. Bennet, J. Murray. Row two B. Goodrich, R. Saddlemire, P. Bartlow, J. Searles A. Klossner, F, Shaft, G. Phelps. Rcw three: D De Lola, B, Ulrich, J. Buckley, D. VanGorden F. Murray, L. Sauerbrey, T. Carpenter, Mr DuBois, Coach. OWS-Q0 Opponents +39 Horseheads . . 7 +25 Elmira Heights . . . 19 + O Waverly ....., , . 18 14 Chenango Valley . 21 33 Homer . . . , , 12 +19 Painted Post . 6 14 Newark Valley 7 +Signifies League Games The 1958 Football Team finished the season in a three-way tie for first place with Waverly and Elmira Heights. Starting the year with a nucleus of six seniors and five juniors, they proceeded to win five out of seven games. The O.F.A. Indians were kept out of the scoring column only once. The season's record was a good one because of the excellent coaching of Mr. Brown and his staff. Next year should see another good team that will be a tribute to our fine school. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL mi, 'if II fmt xg are ar Q W ,Q 9' ygwlgxiii 33 va 71466- F 4075 WDKWQWJB 91 at S MQ-vf .... ,. In . I 5 V 'i,i..Ai-:. - A .L ,1 ,?, '-' ' I W.. QQ ., ' : law?-sp.. , ',, -Y iw! .IAA T7 YU , 535962 B4 . is 9- IE Ti55,.f.,j..,.gfv Y , ,W 6115 A J ,M 3 as J ' 5- f . I t -- .--gr v Mg fh 4 . x , ,, jfifm Wu F , , A : ff W As bw if Q2 Q ak' . ,M k 1 my ,, . 9 Y U ag: ra Q 'rw is ,J 1-up ,,-Z Nl ,Fd ygwz . , N39 I be f ' A M ww A W WG! 1. Q V if 2 1 - 'F' ' L.,,,m 3 3' ,cf , bk 5 .xg A , i '.:', A --:.. 1 1 , lj f 1, 33? X fi A f ' FSB 3 5' 3 00. V M al ,di gt Z A . 'QS E Front row, left to right: D. Burleigh, W. Williams, J. Steele, J. Gumaer, J. Ferguson, H, Woodard, A. Shumacher. Raw two: D. Wordan C, Russell, D. Fehr, D. Goodrich, K. Bean, F. Shafer, A. White, W. Schrum, P. Vance, Mr. Valvo, Advisor. Row three: G, Robinson, B Groats, J. Mallory, B. Pendergast, P, Waterman, E. Harris, W. Kemp, G. Hodges. Row four: J. Lounsberry, E. Barto, W. Beardslee, G Nichols, D. Rando, J. Hodges, G. Youngs, G. Dranichek, E. Franz. Row five: R, Simpson, F. Getzke, C. Steele, L. Sibley, H. Hauver M. McCormick, E. Hall, W. Rhone. VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club team gave the faculty a real battle before losing the Varsity-Faculty game to a strong Faculty team, 38-32. The Varsity Club, consisting of all boys who' have earned a letter in competitive sports, uses the proceeds of this game as well as profits from the concession stand at school athletic events to buy letters and sweaters for the seniors. TENNIS TEAM Under the coaching of Mr. Grimes, the tennis team won tive matches and lost one. They played Horse- heads, Spencer, and Chenango Valley. They taltered just that once to Chenango Valley. The members of the team were Fred Weitsman, Dale Leonard, co- captains, Bob Simpson, Barry Goodrich, and Phil Knapp, all playing both singles and doubles. INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CAPTAINS Front row, left to right: L. Sauerbrev, L. Ander- son, E. Harris, H. White, E. Hall. Row two: T. Bell, R. Bower, P. Bucktal, A. Pitcher, M. Beeman, H. Bidwell, Front row, left to riqht: L. Broich, J. Riegel, D, Rondo, W. Williams, P. Miller, D. Burleigh, M. Masalonis, J. Wylie. Row two: A, Stinarcl, H. Hauver, D. Hall, T, Carpenter, J. Beauter, R. Detrick, B. Avery. Row three: Mr. Valvo, Coach, B. Groats L. Sibley, H. Rising, A. Schu- macher, J. Ferguson, B. Brill, J. Mallory, W. Schrum, W. Beardslee, W. Kemp, J, Sanyshyn. TRACK TRACK SCORES ln winning the Southern Counties Track Meet, the 1958 Track Team produced many new records and new champions. While the team was going unde- feated in dual competition, Butch Schumacher was setting a new broad jump record of 21 feet AM inches and Jim Riegel was setting a new half-mile record of 2:O9:6. Not to be forgotten is the 880-yard relay team which set a new school record every time it ran. The new school record is 1:38:2. The team ended the season very well by placing men in four events in section IV tinals at Ithaca. Here Butch Schumacher won first in the broad lump, thus qualifying himself to participate at West Point in the State Meet. Owego Opponents Triangular Meet 74V2 Tioga Center 7 Van Etten 25 V2 Dual Meet 5OV2 Horseheads 44Vz Triangular Meet 47 Chenango Valley 40 Newark Valley 28 Dual Meet 70 Waverly 25 Dual Meet 67V3 Elmira Heights 2793 SOUTHERN COUNTIES Owego 5OV2 Horseheads 31 Za Elmira Heights 2355 Waverly 12 J-A-Y-V-E-E S Front row, left to right: B. Bean, Co-Captain, M. Bensley, V. Van ness, Co-Captain, E. Jacobs, M. Mead. CHEERLEADERS LETS HEAR IT, GIRLS! The push behind our successful teams was credited to the girls vocally pushing them on to victory. They tried to raise school spirit by having pep assemblies, making posters, booster tags, and singing the Alma Mater at every Friday home game. The football cheerleaders also competed with the Varsity basketball cheerleaders on a point basis. Points were given for such things as making posters and being at a pep assembly. A tradition was started as they formally welcomed each visiting school. The fun that goes with hard work was not forgotten. Especially when the basketball cheerleaders made the teepee placed in the lobby or football's rousing pep rallies in the gym or on the school lawn. VICTORY VICTORY VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Front row, left to right: L. Miller, Captain, Row two: A. Westbrook, M. Vance, Row three: M. Barber, F. Guthrie. Row four: B. Goodrich, C, Kany. VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Front row, left to right: K. Wright, P. New- comb, A. Skellenger, M. Emerson, Captain, 5. Brister, C. Hulbert, A. Bush. VICTORY f UQ? Front row, left to right: Mr. Brown, D. Farn- ham, L. Parker, D. Van Garden, D. Good- rich, F. Murray. Row two: R. Richards, D. Schneider, S. Brown, K. Bean, A. Vanderpool, M. Voznick. Row three: R. Stewart, P. Bing- ham, J. Mallory, Co-Captain, J. Murray, W. Kemp, B. Pendergast, L. Broich. Row four: P. Goodrich, G. Karpel, B. Goodrich, B. Groats, Co-Captain, F. Shafer, R. Shirley, T. Carpenter. WRESTLING BASEBALL-1958 The 1958-1959 Wrestling Team compiled a record of eight wins and five losses. This record was accom- plished with only five seniors on the team. The team was runner-up to Horseheads in Southern Counties Tournament with five individual champions. 98 lb. - Fred Murray 130 lb. - Fred Shafer 136 lb. - Brian Pendergast 178 lb. - Burton Groats Heavyweight- George Karpel ln section 4 competition, Fred Shafer placed third in the 123 lb. class and George Karpel placed fourth in the 168 lb. class. Next year's team should be much better, since Fred Shafer is a junior and George Karpel, a sophomore. Owego 2 2 6 O 4 2 4 5 3 7 l l Opponents Watkins Glen . . . ii Horseheads. , . . 7 Chenango Valley . , 7 Elmira Heights .... i Waverly ...... . TO Watkins Glen . 4 Horseheads . . . 3 Chenango Valley . . , 6 Waverly ..... . 4 Newark Valley . . 5 Elmira Heights . . , 17 BASEBALL Front row, left to right: P. Vance, G. Youngs, J. Jenkins, L. Howe, J. Deuel, T. Babcock, W. Rhone, C. Steele. Row two: T. Worden, Manager, W. Bartlett, R. Tompkins, P. Waterman, J. Steele, F. Shafer, W. Weitsman, R. Strong, G. Nichols, Manager, Row three: Mr. Pierce, Coach, G. Robinson, M. McCor- mick, W. Weber, G. Dranichak, D. De Lola, E. Harris, S. Thomas, J. En- glehart, J. Lynch, Mr. Jordon, Coach. GUTTERBALL OR STRIKE? BOWLING CAPTAINS Front row, left to right: B. Barnes, C. Getkin, Secretary-Treasurer, A. Skels lenger, President, P. Newcomb, P. Raftis, Row two: M. Stocum, D. Perot, S. Cole, B. Storm, P. Shaft, L. Miller, S. Campbell. GIRLS INTRAMURALS Due to the added facilities of the new gym, the number of girls participating in intramurals has in- creased. This year the method of selecting teams was somewhat different. There were a number of girls from each grade on every team. This proved fairer and more beneficial to all. ln volleyball, 180 girls took part in games which were played every Tuesday and Friday. Playoffs were held at the end of the season with Dawn Rising's team, the Unshakables, winning over the Spikettes in the semi-finals and Karen Cost's team, the Chipmunks, in the finals. Basketball also proved popular, with 150 girls taking part. Having learned the fundamentals and courtesies of bowling, 160 girls took part in this sport which was played on Mondays and Tuesdays at the Elks Bowling Alleys. Top bowlers were Kathy McMahon with high game, Carol Brill, Maria Bensley, and Joanne Fowler with high averages. WOW! voLLEYaALL cAPTAlNs Front row, left to right: F. Guthrie, N. Crockenberg, B. Hathway, C. Getkin, D. Rising, J. Porter. Row two: B. Hart, S. Burleigh, S. Cole, K. Cost, A. West- brook, J. Barber. G. A. A. I AND THEY'RE ATHLETIC, TOO Front row, left to right: M. Barber, Treasurer, A. Skellenger, President, F, Guthrie. Row two: J. Hackbarth, Student Teacher, A. Westbrook, B. Westbrook, S. Cole, J. Barber, M, Murray, J. Hope, Advisor. Row three: S. Wilbur, D. Rising, S. Hathaway, A. Hyatt, C. Brill, C. Getkin. This was a red-letter year for G.A.A. They were given a room for their own use where they could plan their many activities. Paint-spattered girls in blue ieans roamed the halls after decorating the G.A.A. room. The sound of popping corn to be sold at the concession stand and colorful blue and red school banners seen at games were examples of their efforts to raise money. The official is always right is the theme in basketball, volleyball or any such sport. The Girls Officials Club was organized just four years ago to take over the responsibilities of officiating at intramural games. Thanks to the able help of Miss Hope, the officials are now able to make the right decision under most circumstances. OFFICIALS CLUB KlLL THE REFS! Front row, left to right: C. Moro, N. Brown, B. Barnes, M. New- comb. Row two: L. Snyder, E. Doty, J. Hackbarth, Advisor, K. Wright, S. Campbell. 65 TOM Editor-in-Chief-Charles Steele: Assistant Editor-Merrilee Vance: Patricia Newcomb- Business Manager: Adelbert Dibble, Assistant Business Manager, Ruth Saddlemire-Literary Editor, Martha Ko- korudz-Assistant Literary Editor: Carol Granger-Art Editor, Bonnie Barnes-Assistant Art Editor: Sabra Campbell- Photo- graphic Editor: Carol Hulbert- Head Typist. TOM STAFF LITERARY STAFF: Joyce Fowler, David De Lola, James Ferguson, Jean Barber, Marion Barber, Beth Beisner, Patricianne Raftis, Joyce Pitcher, Dawne Maassen, Margaret Newcomb. TYPING STAFF: Nancy Carson, Arlene Hall, Alice Bush, Joyce Purvis, Virginia Bachman, Sharon Bri d ' Brenda Good ' go e, Bonita Hathaway, rich, Mary Murray. ART STAFF: Marion Barber, John Clark, Edward Van De Mark, Lewis Jones, Bette Houghtaling. Editor, Assistant Editor, and Photographic Editor SALES STAFF: Nancy Carson, Carol Hulbert, Marie Starkweather, Sandra Hall, Mary Murray, Jane Rankin, Sally Brown, Donna Brown, Donna Goodrich, Darleen Beauter, Sally Cole, Sally Williams, Karen Burrell, Jean Beniamin, Sharon Brigade, Patricia Shaft, Bonita Corson, Anita Meyerman, Sally Overlander, Judith Guile, Kirk Ellis, Patricia Wilbur, Kathleen McMahon, Karen Fiske, Charles Weaver, Beverly Sears, Ina Crawford, Judy Leonard, Charlotte Beach, Marcia Deuel, Donna White, Barbara Hart, Barbara Billings, Joyce Pitcher, Bernice Storm, Marilyn Stocum, Dawn Rising, Patricianne Rattis, Dorothy Perot, Sue Hulbert, Carolyn Kany, Sharon Johnstone, Jean Barber, Sharon R. Hall. 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