Stockbridge Valley High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Munnsville, NY)
- Class of 1959
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EDITOR .................
ASSISTANT EDITOR .....
ADVERTISING MANAGER .
CIRCULATION MANAGER
BUSINESS MANAGER ....
SPORTS EDITOR .....
ART MANAGER ..........
PHOTOGRAPHY MANAGER
TYPING MANAGER ....
ADVISOR .........
PRISCILLA PUTMAN
. . . . BEATTA BLOWERS
. . . . RUTH SCUDDER
. . . BILL CHEYNE
. . . HENRY KAMPF
. . . . CHARLES SNELL
. . . MARGARET LOWE
BILL ORCUTT
KRYSTOL WARD, JANICE DRAKE
MR. REYNOLDS
Dedication
We the class of '59, dedicate this issue of the Chieftain to our
parents and those who have guided us through our most important years
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and Mrs. James Blowers
and Mrs. George Cheyne
and Mrs. Clinton Collins
and Mrs. Bernard Conklin
and Mrs. John Drake
Helen Ferszt
and Mrs. Chris Grabow
and Mrs. Byron Greenlaw
and Mrs. Walter Howlett
and Mrs. Kenneth Judd
and Mrs. Micheal Kampf
Lilla Lowe
and Mrs. Percy Nichols
and Mrs. Howard Orcutt
and Mrs. Harry Hollenbeck
and Mrs. George Platten
and Mrs. Myron Putman
and Mrs. Russell Scudcler
and Mrs. Fordson Seeber
and Mrs. Addison Snell
and Mrs. Daniel Ward
Miss Ellen Gregg
It is a rare occassion for "The Chieftain" to honor a woman who has spent so many years in the
teaching profession. We are proud that it is our class that is able to do so.
Miss Gregg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Gregg, was born in Oneida. She attended
District I3 School and graduated from Oneida High School.
She graduated from Hamilton Training Class for teachers in l909. She has attended summer
school at Syracuse University and at Buffalo State Teachers College.
ln l9l8 she enlisted in the Nurse Corps and was sent to Camp Jackson, Spartansburg, South
Carolina. She contracted the flu and returned home with an honorable discharge.
She then returned to teaching taking a position at Bridgeport School.
Miss Gregg has taught at the West Road School, District I3 School, District 9 School, and
Bridgeport School. She has spent the remainder of her teaching career at Stockbridge Valley
Schools.
She supervised the school bus from the Stockbridge Grade School to the Stockbridge Valley
School for three years when the district became centralized in l928.
Miss Gregg has been very active in the Red Cross in Oneida and in the Junior Red Cross at
Stockbridge. She has held offices in the Parent Teachers Association. She is a member of the New
York Teachers Association and the National Education Association.
Miss Gregg is now going into retirement. We extend her our best wishes for happiness and
every blessing.
Names of the Board Of Education
LEFT TO RIGHT: Curtis Harrington, Walter Englebrecht, Glen Lyman, George Gostling, Leland Marshall, Veltan Smith, John Drake
As another year passes and another graduating class goes out from
our school, it is a pleasure to offer the congratulations of the Board of
Education. We hope the things you have learned here continue to be
of growing benefit to you as you go through life. We extend our best
wishes to all of you.
Glen L. Lyman President
Board of Education
l3rincipaI's Message
I wish the members of the class of l959 every
possible success, not only because I would derive
some element of professional pride from your future
successes, but also because l have come to know you
individually and thus have a sincere personal interest
in the future well-being of each of you.
Renwick C. Arnott
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To the Class of I959:
Congratulations. How fortunate that you are
completing the initial phase of your education at the
beginning of the space age. Unlimited opportunities
are there for all of you--either in continuing education
or in helping your country meet Russia's challenge.
My best wishes to each of you. May you be suc-
cessful in any vocation you have chosen.
Howard J . Reynolds
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High School Faculty
Baldwin, L. Hickox, A. Broberg, M. McCarthy, L. Montonorelli, H. Reynolds. SECOND ROW: C
Judd, A. Bortl-uolomoy, C. Widger, D. Murphy, J. Nichols, H. Niel, B. Poquin, R. Averson.
FIRST ROW: R. Arnoff, H. Heli, D.
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FRONT ROW: B. Leuchlord, A. Ballusnilc, M. Smiih, E. Schmolz, H. Ferszt, D. Clurk. SECOND ROW: B. Snyder, B. Lcngberg, J.
Tomlinson, E. Gregg, R. Scudder, H. Matteo.
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FIRST ROW! lLeft to Rightj Don Miller, Elton Cromer, Jerome Loomis. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Hortshorne, Mrs. Gord
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Pete Kampf
George Burgdoff
Stuart Chopin . .
Dorothy Looft .
Burel Love . . .
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RUTH SCUDDER
"Here is a woman like a dewdrop, pure
than the purest."
Vice-President
MICHAEL CONKLIN
"How sad and bad and mad he was, but
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Class President
GAYNOR SEEBER
"All the really great men are dying and l
don't feel so well myself."
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Class Secretary
PRISCILLA PUTMAN
"l can use up a lifetime supply of anything
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SUZANNE FERSZT
can hide the fire but what are you
to do with the smoke."
BEATTA BLOWE RS
"Blessed be those who go around in circles
for they shall be known os wheels."
JANICE DRAKE
"One today is worth two tomorrows."
WILLIAM COLLINS
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BRADLEY GRABOW
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"Genius does what it must, talent does
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"Keep smiling. It makes people wonder
what you 've been up to. "
DAVID HOWLETT
"He smiles with an intent to do mischief
MARGARET LOWE
"Where the stream runneth smoothest, the
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"Accidents will occur in the best regulated
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CHARLES SNE LL
"The only way Io get rid of femplafion is
to give in."
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"I wonder who! I would do if I were sure
no one would find our. "
KRYS TOL WARD
"lt is not enough to be good, if musf be
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Class History
When we entered high school in l954 we had an enrollment of thirty-five students
in our class. They were: William Cheyne, William Collins, Micheal Conklin, Richard
Durant, Kemeth Frost, Bradley Grabow, David Howlett, Ernest Judd, Henery Kampf,
William Orcutt, Robert Platten, William Roundy, Louis Rowe, Gaynor Seeber, John
Shafer, Louis Smith, Charles Snell, Jack Snell, Roger Snyder, James Zeller, Donna
Bacon, Elaine Bishopp, Beatta Blowers, Janice Drake, Shirley Durant, Suzanne Ferszt,
Nmcy Frost, Muriel Greer, Margaret Lowe, Dorothy Myers, Sondra Nichols, Priscilla
Putman, Carol Urben, Krystol Wand, Marie Wright.
We became Sophornores and Carol Mcllvenna, Dorthy Fredricks, Frederick March,
Edward Miller, Russel Thorpe, Leonard Tomlinson, and Richard Haslauer joined us.
Unfortunately, Richard Durant, Louis Rowe, Rover Snyder, Donna Bacon, Elaine
Bishopp, and Dorthy Fredericks left us for various reasons.
In our Junior year Ruth Scudder ioined us from Madison. Nancy Frost, June
Roberts, Carol Urben, Marie Wright, Carl Griffths, Edward Miller, John Shafer,
Leonard Tomlinson, and Gary Davis left us.
Norman Phaneuf and Robert Greenlaw ioined us in our Senior year. Our graduat-
ing class numbers twenty-one now with the loss of Shirley Durant, Muriel Greer,
William Roundy, and Louis Smith.
BEATTA BLOWERS
F.H.A. , 4 years, 3rd Historian, 4th Treasurer,
Student Council 4 years, Valley Breeze, I year,
Valley Breeze Girls' Sports Editor, I year, Band, 2
years, Chorus, 2 years, Library Club, 2 years, Bowl-
ing, I year, Home Economics Award, Drivers Educa-
tion Awad, Dranatics Club, I year, Boys' 4-H, I year,
Assistant Editor Yearbook, Cafeteria, 2 years, Major:
Homemaking, Business.
WILLIAM CHEYNE
Basketball, 2 years, Baseball, 2 years, Football,
2 years, Track, I year, Safe Teen, I year, Boy Scouts,
4 years, 4-H, 2 years, Major: College Entrance.
MICHAEL CONKLIN
Basketball, 4 years, Football, 3 years, Class Vice
President, I year, F.F.A., 2 years, Sentinal I year,
Student Council, I year, Dramatics Club, I year,
Library Club President, I year, Valley Breeze Sports
Editor, I year, Major: College Entrance.
WILLIAM COLLINS
F.F.A., 4 years, Treasurer I year, Major: Agri-
culture.
JANICE DRAKE
Safe Teen Club, I year, Library Club, 3 years,
Bowling, I year, Valley Breeze, Club Editor I year,
Chorus, I year, F.H.A., 4 years, President 2 years,
Dramatics Club, I year, Yearbook Staff, I year,
Cafeteria, 2 years, Major: Business md Homemaking.
SUZANNE FERSZT
Safe Teen Club, I year, Dramatics Club, 4 years,
President I year, Chemadon League Play I year,
Library Club, 3 years, Class Treasurer, 4 years,
Bowling, I year, Band, 2 years, All County Band,
I year, J.V. Cheerleading, 2 years, Varsity Cheer-
leading, I year, Football Cheerleading, I year,
Valley Breeze Personal Editor, I year, Prom Court,
I year, G.A.A., I year, Major: College Entrance.
BRADLEY GRABOW
F.F.A., 4 years, Secretary I year, Vice President
I year, Library Club, I year, Vice President I year,
Dramatics Club, I year, J.V. Basketball, I year,
Cafeteria, 2 years, 4-H, 4 years, Boy Scouts, 2 years,
Major: Agriculture.
ROBERT GREENLAW
Dramatic: Club, I year, Varsity Basketball, I year,
Major: Science.
DAVID HOWLETT
F.F.A., 4 years, Secretary I year, Major: Agri-
culture.
EARINEST JUDD
F.F.A., 4 years, Safe Teen Club, 2 years, Major:
Agriculture.
HENRY KAMPF
Valley Breeze General Manager, I year, Baseball,
4 years, Varsity Basketball, I year, J.V. Basketball,
3 years, Student Council, I year, Major: Business.
MARGARET LOWE
Dramatics Club, I year, Library Club, I year,
Valley Breeze Staff, 2 yeas, Chorus, I year, G.A.A.,
2 years, Bowling, 2 years, Major: Business.
SANDRA NICHOLS
Band, 4 years, Chorus, 2 years, All County Band,
I year, Boys' 4-H, 4 years, Secretary 4 years, Girls'
4-H, 4 years, Dramatics Club, 4 years, Valley Breeze
Class News Editor, I year, F.H.A., I year, McCalls
Homemaking Award, Major: College Entrance.
WILLIAM ORCUTT
Football, 3 years, Baseball, 4 years, Track, 2 years,
Student Council, I year, Library Club, I year, Dra-
matics Club, I year, Safe Teen Club, I year, Major:
College Entrance.
NORMAN PHANEUF
Basketball, I year, Track, I year, Baseball, I year,
Major: Science and Business.
ROBE RT PLATTE N
Major: Mathmetics
PRISCILLA PUTMAN
Class Secretary, 4 years, D.A.R. Award, I year,
Delegate Citizenship Conference, I year, Band,
4 years, All County Band, 3 years, Chorus, 2 years,
Dramatics Club, 2 years, Library Club, Library Club
Award, I year, Valley Breeze, I year, Bowling,
2 years, G.A.A., I year, Prize Speaking, I year,
Yearbook Editor, Major: College Entrance.
RUTH SCUDDER
Chorus, 2 years, Band, I year, Dramatics Club,
2 years, Bowling, 2 years, Prize Speaking Award,
I year, History Award, I year, Algel.-ra Awcrd, I year,
G.A.A. , I year, Yearbook Staff, Assistant Valley
Breeze Editor, I year, All County Chorus, I year,
Major: College Entrance.
GAYNOR SEEBER
Class President, 2 years, F.F.A., 4years, Sentinal
I year, Vice President I yea, Prsident I year, Foot-
ball, 4 years, Basketball, 2 years, Track, 2 years,
Amateur Athletic Union, Library Club, I year, Valley
Breeze Editor, I year, Major: Agriculture.
CHARLES SNELI.
Football, 4 years, Basketball, 4 years, Baseball,
I year, Bowling, I year, Track, 2 years, Boys' State
Delegate, I year, Citizenship Education Delegate,
2 years, Student Council, I yecr, Boy Scouts, 3 years,
4-H, 3 years, Valley Breeze, I year, Major: College
Entrance.
KRYSTOL WARD
F.H.A., 3 years, Secretay I yea, Drum Majarette,
4 years, Dramatics Club, 4 years, Chemadon League
Play, I year, Library Club, I year, Valley Breeze
Staff, 2 years, G.A.A. Treasurer, one year, Major:
Business.
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FIRST ROW: fLeft to Rightl Carolyn Burleson, Nancy,McKenna, Jill Mitchel, Patricia Harrington, Jane Cameron, Mary Lou Koen, Nancy
Bartlett, Edna Judd, Marlene Nodeclcer. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Lois Hichox, Mary Colcough, Marcia Baldwin, Janet Fairchild, Patricia
Haslauer, Diane Greene, Connie Putman, Dawn Miller, Martha Gregg, Nancy Lindlcamp, Prudence Carswell. THIRD ROW: James Fearon,
Roger Arnott, Fred Snell, Jim Geisler, Robert Havens, Kenneth Frost, William Schroedel, Charles Love, Ed Erdige, Jack Snell, Ross Smith.
ABSENT: David Drake and Micheal Cameron.
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President . . . ........... Jim Giesler
Secretary ..... ...... J ill Mitchell
Treasurer ....... .... M ary Lou Koen
Vice-President . . . ...... Ross Smith
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FIRST ROW: fLeft to Rigl-ntl May Jane Seaman, Martha Lamb, Hilda Youngs, Ruby Weismore, Kristeen Ward, Lorene Rogers, Suzanne Seeber
SFCOND ROW: Charles Putman, Karen Snell, Pamela Mitchel, Mary Clark, Rose Marie Kampf, Margaret Kiehn, Joan Gasior, Ora Snell
Wm. Paquin. THIRD ROW: James Ready, Charles Durant, Tom Ash, Stanley Blowers, Marie Wagner, Sharon Snyder, George Hoch, Wm
Hovener, Bruce Nemeck, Mrs Nichols. FOURTH ROW: Mike Chapman, Jerry Strains, Douglas Haslower, Nick Kampf, Kenneth Smith
Clive Smith, Larry Love, Arthur Stratton, Peter Geer, Douglas Houseman, David Hoffman, Lewis Graham, Jack Smith, Hugh Wilkie
OFFICERS
President .,........ ..... C live Smith
Vice-President . . . . . . Marie Wagner
Treasurer ..... . . . . . Pam Mitchell
Secretary ..... . . , Charles Putman
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Freshman Class
FIRST ROW: fLeft to Rightj Agnes Havener, Mabel Stevens, Sue Clark, Joyce Rowe, Betty Paige, Frieda Kiehn, Bonnie Ano, Karen
Braendle, Nancy Richmond. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Snyder, Barbara Ready, Delma Dibble, Joan Hatch, Andy Durfee, Faith Fargo, Karis
Ward, Bonnie Virgil, Kathy Smith, Joan Urben, Donna Haslauer, Lynda Houseman, Penny Popquin, Mr. Paquin. THIRD ROW: Mary Gregg,
Mickey Franchell, Newt McFarland, Alan Harrinton, Don Landers, David Schmutzler, Jerry Newell, David Greenlaw, Ernie Reynolds, Don
March, Douglas Thorp, Jim Baltusnik, Jim Nichols, Ruth Rowe.
OFFICERS
President ............... Bonnie Virgil
Vice-President .... .... P enny Paquin
Treasurer. ...... ..,. Bo nnie Ano
Secretary ..... .... J oan Hatch
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FIRST ROW: lLeft to Rightj Sue Geer, Barbara West, Sharon Snyder, Betty Houseman, Suzanne Henricksen, Jean McFarland, Kathy Kennedy,
SECOND ROW: Miss Montanarelli, Larry Chamberlain, Nelson Schmidtlra, Mary Ellen Grill, Melva Frost, Alice Sicilia, Irene Snell,
Donald Bilcawslri. THIRD ROW: Gary Anderson, Gary Wilson, William Durfee, Peter Nodecker, Gary Drake, Dwight Love, John Coleman,
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FIRST ROW: ILelt to Rightl Diana Roher, Mary Putman, Shirley Wilkes, Emmy Lou Smith, Donna Eddy, Kathy Rogers. SECOND ROW: Mr.
Bartholamay, Ernest Snyder, Wm. Sicilia, Joy Wilson, Elizabeth March, Carl Davis, Leland Durant, THIRD ROW: Daryl Smith, David
Greene, Richard Lester, James Eaton, James Russell, Lenard O'Herian.
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FIRST ROW: fLel't to Rightl Jane Coleman, Linda Wilson, Jeanne Nodecker, Sheila Hyland, Annette Bartlett, Maxine Bishopp, Edna
Stannord, Sue Thurston. SECOND ROW: Janice Hendrickson, Carol Wilson, Sandra Looft, Brenda Russell, Lois Day, Sharon Bradley, Brenda
Cook, Linda Hoch, Linda Snyder. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Baldwin, Douglas Greer, Suzanne Youngs, Jane Zeller, Jean Reed, Nancy Lamb,
Sherry Gostling, Melody Kampf, Mary Kiehn, Bernard Landers. FOURTH ROW: Peter Stanncrd, Clarence Rowe, James Waldron, Daniel
Garbry, Floyd Stevens, Gerald Jones, Gale Durant, James Mason, Thomas Geer, Roland Shea, Ernest Reynolds. ABSENT: Daniel Haslauer,
Jerry Feorin, John Mathey.
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FIRST ROW: iLeft to Righrl Lindo Roher, Velma Smith, Joyce Smith, Vivian Burleson, Joyce Moot, Marlene Blowers, Carolyn Jones.
SECOND ROW: Lynn Curtis, Nancy Widger, Roberta Putman, Shirley Miles, Bonnie Smith, Jane Feldman, Virginia Frost, David Menning,
THIRD ROW: Mrs. Snyder, Douglas Wolzak, Gary Durant, Earl Hardendorf, Martin Green, Bruce Burdick, Donny Wells, Timmy Bilcowslcy,
John Backus. ABSENT: Tommy Hollingsworth.
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FIRST ROW: fLett to Right? Sandra Russell, Mary Ellen March, Yvonne Temple, Susan Ash, Linda Curtis, Linda Wiesmore, Ida Newcomb.
SECOND ROW: Mrs. Smith, Mary Downs, Martha Pudlis, Beverly Hull, Leila Stone, Jeanne Snell, Janet Ortman, Terry Langbotham.
LH:RDdROW: George Schmidtka, Donald Havener, Edward Ferszt, Wayne Durant, Alvin Wagner, Ralph Newell, Richard Looft, Ronald
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FIRST ROW: lLeft to Rightl Terrence Wilkes, Robert Chairs, Frank Wilson, William Collins, Robert Snyder. SECOND ROW: Wanda
Newcomb, Mary Thurston, Constance Engelbrecht, Shirley Rood, Paulette Waters, Eileen Koen, Virginia Stannard, Cherie Davis. THIRD
ROW: William Jones, Karl Haslauer, Mary Jane Reed, Sheila Snell, Esther Ward, Elizabeth Mury, Mark Chamberlain, Gary Eastman,
FOURTH ROW: Perry Suits, William O'Herien, Frederick Snell, Joseph Lust, Brent Burdick Jack Durant, Ronald Murray.
Fifth Grade - Miss Langberg
FIRST ROW: lLeft to Rightl Ronald Collins, William Meade, William Boylan, David Brewster, Garry Wilson. SECOND ROW: Cynthia Love,
Mary Lou Stevens, Sharon Snyder, Linda Ready, Barbara Lamb, Shirley Henriksen, Linda Havener, THIRD ROW: Mrs. Bessie Langberg,
Sharon Coston, Dawn Roher, Maryrase Mason, Alice Griff, Beverly Wilkes, Katherine Cameron, Linda Franchell, Kathleen Snyder. FOURTH
ROW: Michael Kampf, James Strain, Robert Schmutzler, Charles Wright, George Wright, Milford C. Smith, E. Mark Lynch, Peter
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Miss Gregg - Fourth Grade
FIRST ROW: iLeft to Rightl Harry Eastman, Carl Braendle, Larry Ortman, Frank Burleson, Harry Roberts. SECOND ROW: Linda Kampf,
Sally Bartlett, .loan Mennig, Lila Roher, Donna O'Herein, Judy Anderson, Evelyn Whitford. THIRD ROW: Douglas Snetsinger, Kevin
Kanpf, Susan Smith, Cordelia Wilson, Karen Halstead, Kathy Geer, Bruce Hannel, Gary Hollenbeck. FOURTH ROW: Miss Gregg, Robert
Miles, Thomas Tucker, Ervin Kiehn, Robert Durant, Mark Garbry, Thomas Henriksen, Douglas Goff, Par Mury. ABSENT: Dana Malloy
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FIRST ROW: lLett to Rightj Lori O'l-lerien, Edna Reynolds, Marcia Green, Linda Robins, Cindy Low March, Martha Nodecker, Nora
Thurston, Shyrl Hannel. SECOND ROW: Clinton Reynolds, Nancy Youngs, Jeannette Kiehn, Loisieanne Mason, Judith Myers, Gayle
Greene, Linda Mae Chaires, Amelia Curtis, Henry Havener. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Matteo, Otto Mitchell, Ray Backus, Robart Ortman,
Harold English, Glen Mason, David Goff Jr. , Douglas Bikowsky, Tommy Popple, Danny Cole. ABSENT: Marlene Durant, Faith Cook,
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FIRST ROW: ll.elt to Rightj Ricky Eastman, Micheal Wilson, George Stevens, Ralph Collins, Freddy Ortmon, Rigincld Bartlett. SECOND
ROW: .krrette Miles, Marcia Roher, Linda Wad, Karen Malloy, Sally Russell, Cheryl Murray, Elaine Hallingworth, Ethel Hyland. THIRD
ROW: Steven Kompi, David Paquin, Betty Lou Myers, Carol Frost, Jody Parmeter, Dona Gastling, Ruth Coleman, Peter Hanczar, Paul
Newcomb. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Baltusnik, Richard Stieeter, Howard Love, Lyle Schmidtka, David Jones, Carl Wright, William Lust,
David Wood, Freddy Henriksen, Lou Wilson. ABSENT: Amber Thurston.
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FIRST ROW: QLett to Right? Douglas Jacobs, Steven Ready, Roger West, Clyde Highers, Phillip Tucker, Danny Russell. SECOND ROW:
Linda Reed, Debra Lou Wesseldine, Jeriou Morris, Mrs. Tomlinson, Sally Harrington, Linda Chamberlin, Jaqueline McCormic. THIRD
ROW: Peggy Burke, Beverly Orcutt, Diane Boylan, Carol Miller, Kathy Myers, Rita Christene Arnold. FOURTH ROW: Charles Stevens,
Richard Parmeter, Roger Putman, Craig Longbotham, Charles Sicilia, Mark Goff, Billy Looft, Charles Smith, Billy Geer, James Bortle,
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FIRST ROW: fLeft to Rightj Danny Choires, Christopher Baker, Ronald Kennedy, Brod Burdick, Hugh Griffin, Ernest Kiehn. SECOND ROW:
Margaret Thurston, LuAnn Downs, Sherry Ortman, Mrs. Tomlinson, Sherry Bennett, Denise Robins, Bonnie Rood. THIRD ROW: Peggy
McKeraghen, Sally Woods, Patty Nhch, Debra Jean Snell, Claudia Richmond, Pamela Akins. FOURTH ROW: Diana Wilson, Kristy Kampf,
Mary Lou Bartlett, Brian Durant, Tommy Strain, Fredrick Jaquays, Robert Taylor, Suzan Honozar, Gayle Landers.
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Mrs. Scudder - 2nd Grade
FIRST ROW: Ronald Ortman, Robert Marshall, George Mason, Jerry Snell, Mike Boylan, Richard Henrikson, Todd Heller. SECOND ROW:
Sharon Tucker, Diana Munz, Heather Snetsinger, Mrs. Scudder, Diane Cole, Kathleen Popple, Gail Wilsan. THIRD ROW: Therese Mury,
Brian Kroneck, Viclci Durlee, Kathleen Stuart, Jimmy Wells, Jimmy March, Alton Stone, David Curtis, Charles Waters, Rand Marshall.
ABSENT: Gertrude Arnold, David Myers, Clifford Weeks, Randy Thurston, Dennis Ryan, Nancy Delanie.
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FIRST ROW: iLeft to Rightj Michael Chaires, Edward Jacobs, Kenneth Thurston, Larry Youngs, David Streeter, Dale Harrington. SECOND
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Jerome Morris, Edward Kampf, Daniel Malloy, Fred Lamb, George Pease, Miss Luetchford, LcNita Stone, Patricia Durant, Belle Cook.
Donna Ward, William Marshall. ABSENT: Debra Love, John Anderson, Rosalie Relyea.
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FIRST ROW: ILeft to Rightj David Cole, Tommy Bennett, Olin Collins, Ricky Miller, Timmy Burleson, Bobby Putman, Richard Wood.
SECOND ROW: Emma Mason, Sandra Bump, Debbie Paquin, Cindy O'Herien, Karen Carpenter, Joan Chaires, Joyce Wright, Rose Marshall,
Mary Beth Green. THIRD ROW: Joseph Stone, Bobby Pease, Addison Greenlaw, Eugene Lewis, Michael Viril, Miss Clark, Holly Cramer,
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ROW: Bennie Collins, Jimmy Reiyea, Susan Watkins, Caroline Wright, John Miles, Duane Phillips, Jimmy Taylor, Jimmy Snetsinger,
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FIRST ROW: Douglas, Peter West, Charles McCormick, Scott Rogers, Douglas Ecldy, David Burke, William McCormick. SECOND ROW:
Eddy, Janice Highers, Charles West, Thomas Elford, Michael Mower, Colleen Rogers, Cynthia Richmond. THIRD ROW: Timothy West,
Eddy, Douglas Elforcl, Mrs. Shaver, Cheri Elford, Linda Highers, Sheila Burke. ABSENT: Kevin Watkins, Michael Callahan.
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SECOND ROW: D. Mcloy, K. Snyder, C. Englebret, P. Waters, L. Roher, V. Smith, S. Costen, G. Green, E. Hollingsworth, S. Snyder.
THIRD ROW: B. Snyder, R. Backus, B. Jones, R. Hendrickson, B. Strain, D. Wells, J. Lust, B. Burdick, R. Murray, J. Bakus, D. Garbry, C.
Brondle, T. Wilkes. FOURTH ROW: L. Weismore, K. Smith, C. Jones, S. Ash, M. R. Mason, R. Putman, M. Pudlis, A. Wilson, L. Stone,
B. Hull, S. Snell, T. Murry, J. Smith, Y. Temple, I. Newcomb, S. Russel, M. E. March.
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FIRST ROW: lLeft to Rightj Shirley Wilkes, William Paquin, Sharron Snyder, Jane Cameron, Mr. Reynolds. SECOND ROW: Barb Ready
Beatta Blowers, Janet Henderickson, Melva Frost, Jim Fearon, Charles Snell, Ed Erdige, Newton McFarland.
Student Council
The Student Council is the most important organization in any school. Our Student
Council has had many projects this year. We sold banners with school initials on them.
We ran a contest to select the best design for our banners. We had many entries but it was
decided Charles Snell's was best.
Oneida Community has agreed to present a plaque to the school. Each year the names
of the outstanding girl and boy will be engraved on this plaque. These students will be
chosen on the basis of sportsmanship, enthusiasm, and citizenship.
The officers of the Student Council for the year are:
President - Jane Cameron
Vice President - Charles Snell
Secretary - Sharon Snyder
Treasurer - William Paquin
Our advisor is Mr. Reynolds.
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Library Club
FIRST ROW: fLett to Rightj Suzanne Seeber, Beatto Blowers, Patty Harrington, Jane Cameron, Karen Snell, Prudy Carswell, Ruby Weismore,
Larcne Rogers, Marlene Nodecker. SECOND ROW: Mortha Gregg, Pam Mitchell, Janet Fairchild, Mary Clark, Sharon Snyder, Diane
Greene, Sue Ferszt, Marie Wagner, Janice Drake, Connie Putman, Nancy Lindkamp, Mary Lau Koen, Margaret Lowe, Advisor Richard
Avcrson, THIRD ROW: Jill Mitchell, Roger Arnott, Eddie Erdige, Douglas Haslauer, Gaynor Seeber, Brodly Grabaw, Bill Orcutt, Larry
Love, Charles Love, Mike Conklin, Clive Smith, David Hafimon, Bill Paquin, Nancy Bartlett,
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FlRST ROW: fLeft to Rightj Carolyn Burleson, Bonnie Snyder, Barbara Ready, Jane Cameron, Penny Paquin, Patricia Harrington, Bonnie Ano,
Susan Clark. SECOND ROW: Ruby Wiesmore, Mary Lou Koen, Mary Clark, Prudy Carswell, Donna Haslauer, Margaret Lowe, Pamela
Mitchell, Martha Gregg, Sandra Nichols. THIRD ROW: Joan Urben, Andy Durfee, Krystal Ward, Connie Putman, Koris Ward, Marie
Wagner, Sue Ferszt, Diane Greene, Sharon Snyder, Faith Fargo, Kathy Smith, Bonnie Virgil, Dawn Miller, Mr. Richard Averson. FOURTH
ROW: Bill Poquin, Roger Arnatt, Michael Chapman, Douglas Haslauer, Michael Conklin, Robert Stratton, Bradley Grabow, Clive Smith,
Peter Geer, Edward Erdige, David Hoffman, John Smith.
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FIRST ROW: CLeft to Rightl Mrs. Kenneth Judd, Chapter Mother, Beatta Blowers, Treasurer, Janice Drake, President, Karen Snell, Vice-
President, Krystal Ward, Secretary, Mrs. Lois Hickox, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Mable Stevens, Suzanne Seeber, Joan Gasior, Edna Judd,
Hilda Young, Martha Gregg, Sandra Nichols, Martha Lamb, Lorene Rogers, Marlene Nodecker, Nancy Richmond. THIRD ROW: Ruby
Weismore, Kristeen Ward, Marcia Baldwin, Margaret Kiehn, Faith Fargo, Sharon Snyder, Marie Wagner, Muriel Greer, Rosmarie Kamph,
Janet Fairchild, Ora Snell, Frieda Kiehn. ABSENT: Carolyn Burleson.
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FIRST ROW: fl.eft to Right? Carl Widger, Wm. Collins, Ken Frost, Gaynor Seeber, Bradley Grabow, Edward Erdige, Doug Houseman.
SECOND ROW: Bruce Nemick, Doug Throp, Micheal Chapman, Donald March, Clive Smith, Pete Geer, George Hack, David Howlett,
Allan Harrington, James Nichols. THIRD ROW: Ernest Judd, Hugh Wilke, Ernest Reynolds, Nick Kompt, Arthur Stratton, Robert Havens,
Jerry Newell, Lewis Graham, Ken Smith, Stanley Blowers, Charles Durant. ABSENT: Mike Carneron. 35
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FIRST ROW: fLeft to Righty David Greene, Delma Dibble, Mary Putman, Andy Durfee, Nancy McKenna, Sue Clark, Sandee Nichols.
SECOND ROW: Bernard Landers, Penny Popquin, Priscilla Putman, Bonnie Virgil, Diane Greene, Micky Franchell, James Baltusnik, Diana
Rohcr. THIRD ROW: Dwight L. Murphy, Director, Jack Snell, James Russell, Wm, Havener, Walter Geisler, Ruth Scudder, James Ready,
Charles Putman, Tom Ash. ABSE NT: Gary Drake, Martin Greene, Mary Ellen Griff, Kathy Smith, Ron Snell, John Nathie.
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FIRST ROW: lLeft to Rightj Nancy Richmond, Mabel Stevens, Lorene Rogers, Martha Lamb, Hilda Youngs, Sue Seeber, Bonnie Ano.
SECOND ROW: Barbara Ready, Donna Haslauer, Ruby Weismore, Dwight Love, Lynda Houseman, James Baltusnik, Joan Gcsior. THIRD
ROW: Mary Clark, Faith Fargo, Sharon D. Snyder, Marie Wagner, Ruth Scudder, Andy Durfee, Krystal Ward, Pam Mitchell.
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FIRST ROW: iLeft to Rightl N. Youngs, B. Hannel, R. Hyland, J. Moot, N. Widger, D. Goff, P. Murry, D. Cole. SECOND ROW: E.
Englebret, C. Rowe, G. Wilson, B. Durfee, S. Nichols, D. Love, D. Garbry, L. Chamberlin, D. Bilcowslci. THIRD ROW: G. Mason,
D. Morris, T. Longbothem, R. Looft, M. Green, A. Wagner, B. Burdick, E. Hordendorf, D. Wells, D. Goff, B. Jones, Mr. Widger.
FOURTH ROW: D. Reynolds, R. Shea, B. Nemic, F. Stevens, N. Lamb, H. Wilke, B. Havens, S. Blowers,
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FIRST ROW: iLeft to Rightj Lilo Roher, Jane Coleman, Mary Thurston, Sue Thurston, Trudy Koen, Virginia Stannard, Wanda Newcomb.
SECOND ROW: Mrs. Lois Hickos, Marlene Blowere, Sandro Looft, Betty Mury, Carol Wilson, Sheila Snell, Annette Bartlett, Jane Feldman,
Mrs. Cara Roher. THIRD ROW: lda Newcomb, Sandra Russell, Virginia Frost, Velma Smith, Joyce Smith, Edna Stannard, Vivian Burleson,
Linda Wilson, Mary Jane Reed, Mary Ellen March, Carolyn Jones, Linda Roher. FOURTH ROW: Lois Day, Linda Weismore, Diana Roher,
Joy Wilson, Joan Hatch, Edna Judd, Nancy Lamb, Beverly Hull, Jeanne Snell, Janice Hendriksen.
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FIRST ROW: CLr-lv Vo Rightl A. Havencr, M. Nodecker, F. Keihn, D. Eddy, M. Kiehn, K. Braendle, B. Ano, L. Hach, K. Rogers, M.
Bishop, SECOND ROW: L. Snyder, L. Roher, K. Ward, S. Ferszl, P. Mitchell, M. Clark, J. Mivchell, L. Wilson, C. Wilson, E.
Stannmd, S. Loft. THIRD ROW: J. Wilson, S. Nichols, J. Bradley, P. Paquin, N. Barilefr, M. Love, S. Hendrikenson, B. Snyder,
M. Lamb, S, Clark. FOURTH ROW: S. Snyder, K. Ward, M. Gregg, O. Snell, D. Haslauer, J. McFarland, J. Fairchild, A. Sicilia,
J. Hahlw, L. March, M. Gregg, M. Putman, B. Ready, R. Weismore, K. Snell, S. Geer, S, Youngs, L. Thurston, Miss Heli. FIFTH
ROW: l. Snr-ll, S. Wilkes, D. Miller, M. Griff. J. Urban, M. Lamb, M. Wagner, S. Snyder, F. Fargo, M. Kiehn, R, Scudder, B. Virgil,
A. Durflrw, R. Karvpf, K, Smith
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SEATFD: M, Greer, P. Puiman, B. Blowers, J. Drake, H. Kampf, G. Seeber, R. Scudder, C. Snell, M, Lowe, S. Ferszl, M. Conklin
FlRST ROW: R. Coleman, D. Garby, W. Newcomb, Ida Newcomb, J. Mood, M. Pudlis, D. Roher, K. Ward, C. Rowe, J. Feldman, L
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D. Haslauer, M. Griff, D. Greene, M. Wagner, M. Chapman, S. Snyder, M. Clark, P. Haslauer, K. Smith, M. Kampf, P. Harrungfon
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We began the season on a successful note. We
won our first three games against Waterville, Morrisville
and Madison. We suffered our first loss to Earlville.
This defeat was no doubt partly do to the fact that
several key players had sustained injuries. After this
the tide seemed to turn against us and we were unable
to rally.
The scoring of each game is as follows:
S.V. C. S....l9 S.V. C. S.......9
Waterville .... 13 Earlville ...... 33
S.V.C.S...25 S.V. C. S.....13
Morrisville... 20 W. Canada .... . 33
S. V. C. S .... 45 S. V. C. S. ..... 13
Madison ....... 7 Westmoreland... 52
s.v.cZs ...... o
Oriskany ....... 25
Individual scoring:
C. Snell ...... 10 T. D. 8. 2 P. A. T. 62
M. Conklin .... 3 T. D. 8. 2 P. A. T.20
J. Giesler ..... 2 T. D. 8. 3 P. A. T. 15
B. Paquin ..... 2 T. D. 12
G. Seeber ..... 1 T. D. 6
B. Cheyne ..... 1 T. D. 6
D. Hoffman .... 1 Safety 8.1 P. A. T. 3
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Next years squad will be missing such players as
Mike Conklin, Gaynor Seeber, Bill Cheyne, Bill
Orcutt and Charles Snell, all who are seniors. But
first string material such as J. Giesler, R. Smith,
F. Snell, C. Smith, E. Eridge, B. Paquin, D. Hoffman
and J. Ready, will be on hand to take their place.
Track records which this years track team hopes
to better:
Charles Snell . . .100 yd. dash . . . ..... 10 seconds
Gaynor Seeber. . 220 yd. dash ....... 22.7 seconds
Bill Orcutt .... 440 yd ....... 1 minute, 2 seconds
Doug Houseman .880 yd ....... 2 minutes, 8 seconds
Bill Roundy .... Mile ........ 5 minutes, 8 seconds
Jim ready ..... Broad Jump .... 16 feet, 8 inches
Bill Orcutt .... Shot Put ........ 30 feet, 3 inches
Bill Roundy .... High Jump ....... 5 feet, 1 inch
Varsity Basketball News
With five lettermen returning and in bringing up
five men from the J. V. team, we won seven games
and came close to winning many more. Our leading
scorer was Charles Snell, who naw holds the school
scoring record. Consistent scoring by Bill Orcutt,
Jim Giesler, Mike Conklin and the play making of
Bill Paquin made the Stockbridge Indians a constant
threat.
Scores of gatnes:
S.V.C.S. Visitors
Morrisville -SET' -I7".4T5'
Georgetown 64-75 62-69
Madison 71-65 66-83
Earlville 50-50 52-55
Brookfield 60-82 47-77
Deruyter 59-53 67-59
S. Otselic 66-50 67-62
S. A. A. 58- 66
Westmoreland 57-62 49-73
Individual Scoring:
C. Snell ..... 331 L. Love ...... 62
B. Orcutt ..... 221 B. Poquin .... 4-4
J. Geisler .... 165 G. Seeber .... 31
M. Conklin 160 H. Kampf 19
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scores are not available at this time.
J. V. Basketball News
The J. V. 's lost many of their last years regulars,
as they were moved up to varsity. But as the season
progressed the J. V. team began to take form. With
Charles Putman and Louie Graham oorrbining with Jerry
Newell, Mike Chapman and Jack Smith the J. V. 's
seemed to show marked improvement in each game.
Scores of games:
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Georgetown 31 -37 39-55
Madison 40-39 55-45
Earlville 44-40 46-49
Brookfield 61-51 54-61
Deruyter 48-45 39-44
S. Otselic 47-46 42-44
S. A. A. 42- 23-
Westmoreland 30-21 46 -41
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FIRST ROW: fLefl to Righlj Dave Schmulzher, Ed Erdige, Jack Smith, Dave Hoffman, Bill Paquin, Ernie Reynolds, Jim Ready. SECOND
ROW: Coach Stevens, Mike Colkin, Louis Smith, Ross Smith, Bill Orcutt, Jim Giesler, Coach Paquin. THIRD ROW: Fred Snell, Bill
Shrodell, Charles Snell, Bill Cheyne, Jerry Newell.
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LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy McKenna, Nancy Ba1lelf, Muie Wagner, Ruby Weismore, Jill Milchel, Lorene Rogers, Mary Clark, Pom Mitchel,
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FIRST ROW: fLeft to Rightl Bill Poquin, Henry Kompf, Bob Greenlaw, Mike Conklin, Ed Erdigy. SECOND ROW: Coach Stevens, Gaynor
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LEFT TO RIGHT- Nancy Bartlett, Nancy McKenn0, RUBY Weslmofef Slwfof' 5nYde'f Jill Mifdvel, Mdrie Wagner, Lorene Rogers.
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FIRST ROW: fLeft to Rightj Mike Chapman, Jim Baltusnik, Newton McFarland, Jim Ready, Charles Putman, Doug Throp, Mikey Fronchell,
Jim Nichols, Bill Hovener. SECOND ROW: Coach Barthomay, Don Landers, Jack Smith, Jerry Newell, Lewis Graham, David Greenlaw,
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FIRST ROW: CLeff to Righfl Charles Pufman, Tom Ash, Ross Smith, David Hoffman, Wm. Paquin, James Fearon. SECOND ROW: Coach
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FIRST ROW: fLefi to Righfj Doug Houseman, Dave Hoffman, Ed Erdige, Jim Ready. SECOND ROW: Coach Stevens, Charles Snell, Gaynor
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