Susquehanna Valley High School - Saber Tales Yearbook (Conklin, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1962 volume:

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In this way, we hope to show our appreciation to one who has given so much of himself in the establishment of this new Junior- Senior High School. We fully realize that his sincere devotion to both the -students and fac- ulty, and his active interest in the far-reaching goals of this school, have set a high standard for all to follow in the future. He shall long be remembered for many things, but, above all, for the fine man that he is. Princzpal as You go forth into a new age - the space age, man s eed to the moon. Your eneration will fin P 8 possibilities for improvement of civilization stagge other generation has ever approached. Each of you will be looking for success. With t find it. However, remember that success is not m success in a different measure, but you will find it i It has been one of the greatest experiences of m I have said to you, Be considerate one to the other. kind to youg may your blessings in life be manifold. Message We proudly salute you, the first class to graduate from S.V.H.S. As you go forth, we go forth, for as you are judged, so shall we be judged. ln you, our standard bearers, we have faith, pride, and hope: faith that you will master life, pride in your achieve- ments, and hope that your accomplishments will re flect a way of life that you found here. the age of nuclear fission. Your generation will see d a new way of life in automation. The tremendous r the human imagination. You face a challenge no he background you have achieved here, I say you can easured in wealth or prestige. Each of you will fin'd f you will only try to recognize it, y life to see you develop into young men and women. I would like to add this: Love life and it will be ,Ofaawf Board of Education. SEATED, left to right: Mrs. Florence Thomas - Clerk, John E. Donovan - President, Robert Kohn - Vice Presi- dent, Mrs. Julia Scherer. STANDING, left to right: James Moore, Frank Shaw - Attorney, John Flynn, Frederick Burgess, Robert Huebner, Curtis Andrews, Charles Wheeler, Nelson Spaulding - Vice Principal, Francis P. Don- nelly - Supervising Principal. A? .3 1 K X ,,f, gy 5, srri 5 Ef l l f' 3' ., ,l-t 5 w A if MR. NELSON W. SPAULDING Vice Principal and Director of Transportation 5-f , 'mf' MRS. HELEN B. HARRIS - MR. ANTHONY M. SACCO - Girls' Guidance Counselor Director of Guidance and Boys' Guidance Counselor gm lil! M211 VM ji -lxlhmgfa W lv fU wwwflwf uxf , Administratian 1 4, ..1-' iw WMWM XXWKY VV VX f TY'5'v PFNFYL ,if o-A ' , lm MR, IOHN NEMIRE - Chairman of Math Department - Math 11 and Math 12 MR. ROBERT W. DOWD - General Math and Math 10 MISS PATRICIA L. CLAY - Ele- mentary Algebra MISS FRANCIS M. BURKE - Math 8 MR. DONALD F. HOLMES - Math 7 and 8 MR. EDGAR P. SAGER - Math 7 MR. RICHARD STANK - Chair- man of History Department - American History 11 MR. GERALD T. RYAN - Ameri- can History 12 MR. FRANK J. GAHAGAN - World History 10 MRS. MARY T. TRUE - World History 10 and Economic World 9 MR. SAMUEL T. CADDEN - Economic World 9 MR. ROBERT I. FLEMING - American History 8 MR. JAMES TIGUE - New York State History 7 and American History 8 MR. RALPH E. LENT - New York State History 7 H-if 'mf' ssci i MR. WAYNE E. BOWDISH - Chairman of English Department - English 12 MISS PATRICIA A. CAMPBELL - English 11 MR. EDWARD I. SHERIDAN - English 10 MR. FRANCIS G. KANE - English 9 MR. MARTIN H. BAKER - Eng- lish 8 MRS. EVELYN H. SHROAT - English 7 MR. FRANCIS X. HEALEY - English 9 and 10 MISS ELIZABETH F. RITTER - English 7 and 8 MR. IOSEPH PEONE Chairman of Science Department' - Chemistry 11 - Physics 12 MISS JOYCE M. HRUSECKY Biology 10 MR. IOHN I. KLESKE ' Earth SCI' ence 9 MR, REED C, BENSON - Science 7 and 9 MR. VINCENT M. GRYSCAVAGE - Science 7 and 8 MISS PEARL L. RUANE - Chair- man of Department - Business Education MR. FRED W. MALLOY - Business Education MISS MARGARET A. YORK - Busi- ness Education MRS. CAROLE E. HARRIS - French II, III MR. PAUL I. MCCORMICK - Latin I, II, III, IV MISS RUTH C. LEACH - French I MR. GEORGE W. KING - Boys' Physical Education Teacher MRS. JOAN M. SOOP - Girls' Physical Education Teacher MR. KENNETH H. GOLDBERG - Health MR. ALLAN K. DART - Art MR. CHARLES ELDRED - Art MISS HELEN M. MOONEY - Homemaking 7 and 8 MRS. MARJORIE V. KING - Home- making 8, 9, 10, ll! and 12, MISS MARY A. DOLAN - Librar- ian MRS. WEBB - A1ways there when needed. - Our Matron MR. HENRY R. SIVERS - Chair- man of Industrial Arts Dept. - Auto Shop MR. ROBERT C. MINSTER - General Shop, Electricity MR. DONALD L. REINING - Metal Shop, Wood Shop MR. JOHN I. FORSYTH - Junior General Shop Special MRS. DAWN A. PIERCE - School Nurse MR. FRANK E. THOMAS - Audio Visual Music MR. EUGENE CLAYTON - Chorus Leader, Music Instruction MR. AL F. HODGKINS - Band Leader, Music Instruction MRS. KAY BLANTON - Orchestra Leader, Music Instructor Special MRS. MARGARET KANE - Special Class Teacher MR. WILLARD HUMPHREY - School Psychiatrist MRS. MARION G. WILCOX - Study Hall Teacher X Cafeteria Staff Secretaries also 'I :P fi sf' ROW 1: Mrs. Fox, Mrs. Henecy, Mr. Clark, Mrs. Mrs. Bunzey, Mrs. Hempstead, Mrs. Hunter, Mrs Leonard, Mrs. Murray. ROW 2: Mrs. Covert, Mrs. Krissel, Mrs. Moore. Russell, Mrs. Tamkins, Mrs. Nicholson, Mrs. Hani- chak. Castodiaris Bas Drivers li Mr. Spaulding, Mr. Bosket, Mr. Lee, Mr. Carlson, 1 f Mr. Studer, Mr. D. James, Mr.AMurray, Mr. Mrs. Webb, Mr. Blockberger, Mr. Jenkins, Mr. Whitaker, Mr. F. James, Mr. Savage, Mr. Giangros Martin, Mr. Murphy. si, Mr. L. Gregory, Mr. B. Gregory, Mr. Wheeler Mr. Simmons, Mr. Lee, Mr. Fisk, Mr. Prentice Mr. Gower, Mr. Cossentine, Mr. Strnatka, Mr. Gillette. 'M a- .. ,rf ' V 'X ' N -A N Tim r x I , rf: Steixi e Out F I Mei ' NW 0 1 oi I Lau HSCQIQ ghferr, W -2 . .Fave 'A X . . , '4 L Carry On, Nurse The G 453 4 B 3- ' v NR I :shy ' f as f s ri r P v..'zis' 1, K. XA' .MM HT all Stotyn fs 1 allant Hours ' rf' ul The 9-eS1 is S Hen .- CC A ,ff gy E66 Ne mid mg Ve' 011 S .qw T U11day., Wake V , pgs-nv 4,..wf'Z -wa- k, 'K A 5 f 3 5 QD- ,,dh, I Aim At The SI31'S Carry, On, Admiral W? if ' ,A Lum, ,3 -A - gs.. 1 .fggfd 1 5 ,ff we X Qi f, Ag x fy if N f ' 5' 3 W X if ' ' ,fs'4Aff, 2' gs, ,yy ji Me w M he 6 I1 I 1 - Q, ' S ovef- --sufvfls P aflkag S, 2 Seniors :VA I, I, I g I N AV'.l I - I :gg .. yy 5 R . ....,- ay, 4. sr N- , Q it f T' . 1 I Z , 'f . ff' ' 1 .Jil , A CALVIN ADAMS Bachelor in Paradise Cal . . . Industrial Arts . . . Sen- ior Dramatics 1,25 Chorus l,2,3g Traffic Staff 35 Senior Science Society 3g Basketball 2. RITA MAY ALLEN The Quiet One Business . . . Intramurals 1. MARION ADAMS The Last Rebe1 College . . . Student Council lg Newspaper 25 Band l,2,3g Senior Dramatics l,2,3,4g Debate lg Sen- ior Science Society 3,4. RONALD BAER Sleep Walk Bud . . . College 1 . . Photogra- phy Club lg Industrial Arts Club 3,4, ,MY ' 11 is V 'S ' f f I S' fi 3 , 4-Es I s I M ' ,f Q 'ir' I Q V? X. ,Sa , , , IOE AUGUSTAITUS You Have to Walk Fast Augie . . . College . . . Key Club 3,45 Senior Dramatics l,2,3,4g French Club 3,44 Junior Prom Committee 35 Football 2,3,4g Bas- ketball lg Track 3. KATHRYN ADAMS Cal1 Me Auntie Kathy . . . Business , , , Hostess Club l,2,3g Photography Club lg Intramurals 1. 'Q' -oh.n ' T' LEAH BLOW VI ll College . . . Yearbook Letterhead, Editor, Hostess Club 1,2g Senior Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4g Chorus lg French Club 3,45 Junior Prom Committee. ' V.,- A 54225 J 1, Q s L fivek , 0 'fm 1 6 wx , Q S-49 I at MARIE CRON Queen of the Pirates Rere . . . Business . . . Senior Dramatics 3,4g Debate Club 3. RICHARD BARES Don't Blame Me Richie . . . College . . . Student Council lg Yearbook Sports Editorg Key Club 3,45 Senior Drarnatics l, 2,3,4g French Club 3,4g Senior Class Vice President, Basketball 1, 3,4g Baseball 3. IAROMIR BECHYNE Tower of Strength Jerry . . . Business . . . Leaders' Club 1 , 2 ,3 . auf LARRAINE BARNES Bright Lights, Big City College . . . Student Council Vice President lg Senior Dramatics 1,2,3,4g Senior Honor Society 2, 3,45 Chorus lg Debate Club lg Cheerleader l,2,4g French Club 3. JO ANNE CLAPPER Does Your Chewing Gum Lose It's Flavor on the Bedpost Overnight? Gary . . . Business. -c 75' CAROLE BLICKENS The Fiercest Heart Business . . . Yearbook Business Staffg Band l,2g Hostess Club 1,25 Senior Dramatics Club 2,3,4g Photography Club lg Intramurals Chorus lg Orchestra l . , ,f WG ws ORVAL BALDWIN The Hustler Gunner . . . Business . . . Senior Dramatics Club 3,4g Leaders' Club lg Photography Club lg Debate Club 3g Football 1,2,3,4g Basket- ball l,2,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4. LILLIAN CWYNAR Our Little Homemaker Polly . . . Business . . . Hostess EDWARD BUCKLAND Sort of Wise Ed . . . Industrial Arts . . . Sen- ior Science Society 3g Industrial Arts Club 3,4, Club 23 Photography Club 2. ii, 'S V, 'L 1'r 1 ' 'Sli p S tss -as A , if f 4 7 : 4 ,X xx? k is K7 fm ,. ' 4 V ft-2: l ANKE CRAMER Angel Baby College . . . Newspaper 1,33 Yearbook Senior Staffg Hostess Club lg Senior Honor Society 3,4 Future Homemakers lg French Club 3. ROBERT BOPP The Angry Silence Bob . . . College, CAROLE BROWN Problems Brownie . . . Business . . . Band 3,4g Hostess Club lg Senior Dra- matics Club 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1,2g Library Club l,2,3g Junior Prom Committee . FRED COLOSI He's My Dreamboat Business . . . Student Council 1,2, 3g Yearbook Picture Editorg Senior Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4g Traffic Staff 1,2,3g President Junior Classg Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball l,2, 3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,4. KAREN DIENER Sad Movies Make Me Cry College . . . Student Council 1, 4g Newspaper 1,35 Yearbook Ad- vertising Editorg Hostess Club lg Future Hornemakers lg Senior Sci- ence Society 3. GARY CLINE The Thin Man Industrial Arts . . . Photography Club 1- Chorus 2 ANN HATALA Don't Fail Me Anna . . . Business . . . Senior Dramatics Club 2,35 Chorus 3,4g Junior Prom Committee . all fs 5' 3 X xx 23 , P WA ' - f. . ,-zfiltf ff . -fs S' 5-.1 , i:,f,fgj,fg's - ?9f5:5':' 1245 It if is' -:lil -aff3if:-1 '.:,fg' Q r'ff5'i1:'f.f3'.' ,-' ..,.. -g53,,f...w..v :Sq ,egg -Q: , if 2 ,xr .:r., , - SHARON HERLBERT Little Sister Business . . . Newspaper 2g Photog raphy Club 1. QM K SCOTT CHAMBERLIN The Silent One College . . . Key Club 3,43 Sen- ior Dramatics Club 1,23 Traffic Staff l,2,3g French Club 3g Foot- ball 2g Baseball 3, ng! DONNA HILL Miss Efficient Business . . . Chorus 3,45 Library Club 2 . NNT' 4 ?v L4 LINDA DOMURAD The All-American Girl College . . . Yearbook Typing Editorg Senior Dramatics Club 45 Leaders' Club 2,3,4g Intramurals l,2,3g Chorus lg Cheerleader 3. SETI-I COOK Code of Silence College . . . Photography Club lg Chorus 2. ' Qwdfirf l 5 'wma 4-'-1' IAMES CRAIG Go, Jimmy, Go Tiny . . . College . . . Student Council l,2, Treasurer 2g Senior Dramatics Club 2,3,4g Photogra- phy Club 2,3g Traffic Staff 1,2,3 Senior Science Society 3,45 Foot- ball l,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3,4g Baseball lg Track 2,3,4. AMY LEWIS Wil1ing1y Business . . . Chorus 4. - PATRICIA FRISBEE Breathless Friz . . . College . . . Student Council Vice President 25 Senior Dramatics Club l,2,3,4g Intra- murals 2g Chorus lg Debate Club lg Cheerleader 3. MICHAEL FITCH The Ladies' Man Mike . . . College . . . Student Council 3g Senior Dramatics Club 3,43 Football 2,3,4g Basketball 2,3,4g Baseball 2,3,4g Track 2, 3,4. CAROLYN GARDINOR Sweet Little You College . . . Editor-in-Chief Senior Dramatics Club l,2,3,4g Future Homemakers 1. ROBERT DEDRICK 'All Hands on Deck Hap . . . College . . . Yearbook Senior Staff FLORENCE MILLER Sweet Flo Flo . . . Business . . . Photogra- phy Club lg Intramurals l,2g Future Homemakers 2. 'i?DiM '. ' mg 5 '. 7 . ,a E ' , , rf, QF :Lr x ' X- 'E Y is K K A ' . T, at . 5 ,V-, , V fi -1 r ff I 'Q xr. -JT: .. ' -E Q .. 'O5'ff.,4:1 FII z it ., V- ' 5 1 '--- fx ' Qi - 1 Vx s , ' 5 :ffl , Ls U BNF! r - . S if 1 A- f JOYCE MONTANYE Bright Eyes Business . . . Senior Dramatics Club 3,49 Intramurals l,2g Debate Club l,2. Yearbookg Hostess Club l,2,3,4g -4 'r-uv FREDRICKA GAUBE Girl on the Run Freddie . . . College . . . Hostess Club lg Senior Dramatics Club 1, 2,3,4g Cheerleader 3,45 Library Club l,2,3,4g French Club 35 Treasurer of Junior Classy Treas- urer of Senior Class. JAMES ELEFTHERATOS Jungle Jim Industrial Arts . . . Photography Club lg Chorus 1. RUSSELL HOBERT Call Me Genius Hobie . . . College . . . Key Club 8,45 Senior Dramatics Club l,2,3,4g Traffic Staff l,2g French Club 3,49 Football 2,35 Track 2,3. SHIRLEY POLLOCK My Heart Belongs to Daddy Business. - A. ALICE GOODSITE Half-Pint Goody . . . College . . . Student Council Secretary lg Newspaper 2, 3g Hostess Club 1,23 Cheerleader l,2,4g French Club 3g Senior Dra- matics l,2,3,4g Intramurals 1. . if 'J ' ff FRED GIANGROSSI The Devi1's Eye Mouse . . . Business . . . Student Council 4. ' ,fr W-'vvhmr 1-'U' ELIZABETH GRITMAN Freckles Betty . . . College . . . News- paper lg Senior Dramatics Club 1, 2,3,4g Chorus 1g Future Home- makers 1,25 French Club 3g Senior Science Society 3. JOHN GIBLIN Unforgettable Jack . . . Business . . . Student Council Vice President 4, Senior Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4g Basket- ball 1,25 Baseball 2,3,4, CIW' MARGARET INGRAHAM Emotions Peggy . . . College . . . Senior Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Leaders Club 3, 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 Or- chestra 1, 2, 3, 49 Senior Science Society 3. GWENDOLYN RIFENBURY Jimmy, My Love Gwen . . . Business . . . Hostess Club 2g Senior Dramatics Club 2,3. EDWARD HIBBARD Bewildered Youth Hibby . . . College . . . Senior Dramatics Club 3, 4, Chefs' Club 1, PHYLLIS ROBINSON Always Smiling Phil . . . Business . . . Photogra- phy Club 1 . MARTHA INGRAHAM Dreams Marty . . . College . . . Senior Drarnatics Club 1,2,3,4g Intra- murals 2g Debate Club 25 French Club 3. LEOLA RUDOLPH Eddy My Love Skeets . . . Business Photography Club 1 . as s .- it 1 ,Q - H ' L ss? as .1-A A P e ZR, 2. -'Pt' ' ga - SV ,L .V ,Q s 'r I if DARYL HARRIS Anybody But Me Dar . . . College . . . Senior Dramatics Club 12,2,3g Traffic Staff 3g Football 1,2,3g Basketball lg Track 2,3. HARRY HERLBERT Barbara Butch . . . Industrial Arts . . . Newspaper 4g Photography Club lg Traffic Staff 33 Projectionists 4. YP C if ,, . 1111 fix, Q f-,ww .151 - s-if-x , . aft, 1. . ' 'ffflii' 5. MARLENE KABANEK Comanche Mars . . . College . . . Senior Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4g Chorus lg Cheerleader 1,3g Library Club 1 ,2,3,4g Chairman of Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Bookstore 3,4. ROSEMARIE RULLO The One Rose Business . . . Orchestra 1. 'UW SUSAN KOHN Make Mine Mink Kohner . . . College . . . Senior Dramatics Club 2,3,4g Senior Honor Society 2,3,4g Debate Club 4g French Club 3g Secretary Senior Class. ,gr A , 4 gg..-F 4- '. , , X if 7 ad cuff JACK JONES Donna Business . . . Yearbook Photogra- phy Staffg Leaders' Club 25 Traffic --f 41 Staff l,2,3g Football 1,2,3g Bas- PATRICIA LLOYD ketball 1,2,3g Baseball lg Track H , ,, Personality 2,3, PATRICIA MITTAN Stop, Look and Laugh Pat . . . Business . . . Hostess Club lg Senior Dramatics Club 1, 2,3,4g Intramurals 1,29 Debate Club 2 A-uf ...df A DAVID Maccsoaos suck Shift Dave . . . Industrial Arts . . Traffic staff 1,2,3, Pat . . . College . . . Senior Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4g Leaders Club 2,3,4g Chorus lg Cheerlead- er l,2,4g Secretary Junior Classg Junior Prom Committee. gf, 'Egg Pl iii lift f f 1 ,glfh q ' ' ,AJ 3 V CHARLES KING Smoke Gets in Your Eyes Chuck . . . College. r... DONA MURRAY Along Came Jones College . . . Secretary Student Council 23 Senior Editor Yearbook: Senior 'Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4g Chorus lg Debate Club lg Cheer- leader lg Library Club l,2,3,4g French Club 4g Junior Prom Com- mitteeg Senior Bookstore 2,4. ' ,ir V wMy,, f' ,ss ref - . 55 A-,t -. F4 X ' 1 3- 53 f xy ' .f,P'?x,l if wit H ig . :it ff 5 slid- . A , ,Q P Q P-:gif ,fied- Q: , , 1 ,Lfs ' gsk 2 ' ', si 5lqr k I ,, .:, rl 4 ..- Al Q.fsgif3.'gfslfA:jQ: I i A 'ai 3 ,573 I L 4 ff' A .M r ,wr cgi? it W ., swf, ,sf ,r rg, to THOMAS MURPHY For Me and My Ga1 Tom . . . Industrial Arts . . . Leaders' Club l,2g Photography Club 1,2. M 1 i t 2 E ry V f ' lsss l . WMM it , f 5--Ji! llf 5'3 .ik , gr 1, ,. - A ..r,VA , .,1t Y, L 5, fy z CHARLES MICHALEK Hercules Unchained Jim . . . Industrial Arts . . . Photography Club l,2g Traffic Staff 1,2,3g Football 1,2g Chefs' Club 2. CHARLOTTE KETCHUM Sweets For the Sweet Chuckie . . . Business . . . Lead- ers' Club 1,2,3,4g Senior Dramat- ics Club 3,4g Intramurals 1,25 Junior Prom Committee. SHIRLEY LYON Artist at Heart Senior Dramatics 35 Senior Honor SOCi6ty 2,3,4g Intramurals 2,35 Art Club 3,4. 1 dw.. ss' slr A I H V oioo h oo y . - W9 . 1 X if i 5 C 1 s CHARLES RUSTAY Handy Man Chuck . . . Industrial Arts . . . Photography Club lg Traffic Staff l,2,3g Football 1,2g Basketball 1, 25 Baseball 1,2. College . . . Yearbook Art Staffg ,am RICHARD .TOY Good Hearted Fella Ricky . . . College . . . Year- book Senior Staff Photography lg Traffic Staff 1,2,3g Senior Sci- ence Society 3,4g Football 2,3,4g Baseball lg Track 2. SUZANNE ROBENOLT Run Around Sue Sue . . . College . . . Newspaper lg Hostess Club l,2g Senior Dra- matics Club 4g Chorus 2g French Club 3,4. JAMES GORGAS Brainwashed MARY BETH SAVORY High School Secretary Business . . . Senior Dramatics Club 4g Chorus lg Debate Club 3. Gorgie . . . Business . . . Senior Dramatics Club 1,4g Traffic Staff 1,2,3g French Club 1,2,3g Foot- ball l,2,3,4g Basketball lg Base- ball l,2. Nw.-.dw44lN JOHN KING Big Bad John College . . . Senior Dramatics Club 2,3,4g Traffic Staff 3g Foot ball 1,2,3,4g Track 3. t ,Li CAROLINE STAFF Shy time Girl Business . . . Photography lg Fu- ture Homem akers l , 2 . 1 5' 7' Ftmw 'fir W ,rf A I l BARBARA NYTCH npepe.. Barb . . . College . . . Student Council 1, Yearbook Literary Edi- tor5 Leaders' Club 45 Senior Honor Society 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2, 3,45 Chorus 15 French Club 35 Senior Science Society 3. if ww LORRAINE ROWLAND Sweet Lorraine Business . . . Yearbook Advertis- ing Staff. gpaadinj STANLEY KOZLOWSKI The Big Chief Stas' . . . College . . . Student Council 2, 3, 45 Student Council President 3, 45 Key Club 3, 45 Sen- ior Dramatics 1, 2, 35 Traffic Staff 1, 2, 35 Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Lead- ers' Club 1. E gui 2' 'W so . am A K y ' KAREN SCHEBEN Sweetie College . . . Hostess Club lg Leaders' Club 2,3,45 Senior Honor Society 2,3,45 Intramurals l,2,3, 45 Chorus 15 Future Homeinakers 25 Debate Club 1. GARY ROBY The Story of Babe Ruth College . . . Photography Club 15 Traffic Staff 3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,4. .rw mfs? S410 -f'-sung! GLORIA SAMSON My Fair Lady Business . . . Hostess Club l,2,35 Photography Club 15 Nurses' Aid 2 ALLEN MILLER I Aim at the Stars Al . . . College . . . Student Council 1, President 2g Yearbook Typing Staffg Key Club 3,43 Sen- ior Dramatics Club l,2,3,4g Leaders' Club 25 Senior Honor So- ciety 2,3,4g Traffic Staff 1,2, Football l,2,3,4g Basketball 2, Baseball 1,2,3,4. cl' LINDA SMITH I Love Being a Girl Mike . . . College . . . Yearbook Snapshot Editor, Hostess Club 3,45 Senior Dramatics Club 3,4. DORIS SINSABAUGH Pretty, Pretty Girl Dodee . . . Business . . . Senior Dramatics l,2,3,4g Leaders' Club 2,3,4g Intramurals 1,25 Chorus lg Cheerleader l,2,4. ROBERT SCHERER A Teen-Ager in Love Bob . . . Business . . . Photogra- phy Club l. Gif? 'mf' fwwvs JAMES MULLIGAN Something Like the Irish Mully . . . College . . . Student Council 3,4g Key Club 3,4g Sen- ior Dramatics Club l,2,3,4g Traf- fic Staff1,2,3g Debate Club lg Football 1,2,3,4g Track 2,3,4, fir- -C'.1'-'17 ELAINE STENZHORN One-Track Mind Business . . . Chorus 2,3,4g Cheer- leader 1 . IOY ST. DENIS You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby College . . . Student Council 2,3g Yearbook Senior Staffg Chorus 1, 2g Vice President Junior Classg Senior Dramatics Club 2,3,4, JAMES STEWART B1ast of Silence Industrial Arts. w l3'7l'YJ KENDON SICKLER The Joker Kenny . . . College . . . Treas- urer of Student Council lg Key Club 13,45 Senior Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4g Leaders' Club 1,25 Traf- fic Staff 35 Football l,2,3,4. CHERYL STANTON Everlovin ' Charlie . . . College . . . Senior Dramatics Club 2,3,4g Leaders' Club 4g Senior Honor Society 2,3, 4g Cheerleader 1,2g French Club 3, KATHERINE SEXTON Walk Tall Kathy . . . College . . . Senior Drarnatics Club l,2,3,4g Intra- murals lg Debate Club 1. JAMES STRISS Marines, Let's Go Trouble . . . College . . . Cho- rus 2,3g Debate Club 3, QPF Q-if ARTHUR WEBB Cry Tough Art . . . Business . . . Traffic Staff l,2,35 Football 2,3,45 Base- ball l,2,3. DELORES WAKEMAN Please, Mr. Postman De . . . Business . . . Yearbook Organizations Editor5 Senior Honor Society 3,45 Assistant Treasurer of Senior Class. SUSAN THOMSON For the Love of Mike Sue . . . College . . . Editor-in- Chief Newspaper 2, 35 Yearbook Typing Staffg Hostess Club 15 Sen- ior Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Chorus 15 Cheerleader 15 French Club 3, 45 Senior Science Society 35 Junior Prom Committee. BRUCE VOORHEES Deerslayer College . . . Photography Club 1. 9 'hn mv-ui BRENT VanNAMEE Always Late College . . . Yorkers Club 15 Yearbook Art Editorg Senior Dra- matics Club 2,3,45 Photography Club 15 Traffic Staff 1,2,35 De- bate Club 15 French Club 3,45 Senior Science Society 3,45 Foot- ball lg Baseball 3,4. :lf !B-5-t MAZIE WILBUR 3 Steps From the Altar Business . . . Student Council 1,2 Band 2, 3, 4. .f - '4 Q 1 5. J: A if 9 H. ROBERT WHITE Wake Up Bob . . . Industrial A IIS rfgffiy I ff? ffm WW NADINE WILLIAMS The Long Walk Home Business . . . Photography Club 1 Future Homemakers 1,2. I Q L, GERALD R. GATES United States Air Force iff' Class otables 'W ll in 7 W W 4 wP'i 19 ' t l la w e vb U 'K l . 1 nmii-F.-4-'l , ,ft f 0 'G Most Athletic Class Gum Chewer Stas' Kozlowski Sue Kohn is W Q' ' K fs' do A 1 flxp l Q 'K Myst!!! l l ji I1 I K lily y d f Most Talkative Fredricka Gaube 0 -gm W ' 'ld l l ttl s Q f yi Wy ! 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SHERIDAN 10 - D ROW 1: Anna Polakovich, Linda Layton, Lidda Penny, Mr. Sheridan, Carol Palmer, Susan M. Moore, Pamela Michalek. ROW 2: Barbara Jean Moore, Willo Myers, Mary Ann Mitsakos, Kathy Williams, Clara Miller, Sharon Orcutt. ROW 3: Robert Miller, John Merrill, Alfred Pollak, Allen Maxian, Michael Marano, Thomas Maxian. ROW 4: Gary Lasky, George Leatso, Howard Perry, James Parrotte, Robert Peck. ABSENT: James MacGeorge, Bertha Miller. MR. DOWD 10 - A ROW 1: Ruth Carman, Clara Cook, Joyce Bodine, Wanda Brown, Mr. Dowd, Patricia Coyle, Ruth Ann Brink, Sharon Bennett, Virginia Boyd, Katrin Cra- mer. ROW 2: David Baldwin, Gloria Anderson, Patricia Ankney, Betty Courtright, William Scheben Harry Auchlnachie, Thomas Sutkowski, Albert Chesko. ROW 3: David Bozon, Robert Baer, Thomas Barton, Joseph Brofcak, Jim Carl, James Burrows, James Bullock, Willis Buckland. MISS CAMPBELL 10 - C ROW 1: Linda Hawk, Nancy Hillis, Carol Hine, Miss Campbell, Margaret Klinko, Kathleen Kilmer, Linda Henecy, Linda Kurau. ROW 2: Dianne Jen- nings, Pam King, Kathleen Joy, Elaine Hendrickson, Susan Hayes, Tana Kilmer, Jean Kittle, Susan Hall, Dennis Kernan. ROW 3: Kennith Hutchings, Wil- liam Kelly, Charles Kachmarik, Leo Jones, Jerry Kordula, David Hawk, Paul Kalaf. ROW 4: David Hill, Richard Howell, Jon Johnson, James Kalka, Richard Hadley. MRS. TRUE 10 - E ROW 1: Carol Shaw, Constance Swan, Sharon Robin- son, Mrs. True, Kathleen Schreiber, Angela Scar- antino, Vivienne Sickler. ROW 2: Margaret Stone, Jane Sivers, Linda Shroat, Janice Swan, Kristine Rosendale, Virginia Stanton, Doris Schilling. ROW 3: Glenn Robbins, Phillip Rustine, Frank Ruffo, Robert Reid, John Strong, Archie Van Volkinburg, Thomas Turski, William Rudolph. ROW 4: Gerald Van Dunk, Daniel Soyke, Donald Snow, Robert Valashinas, James Spencer, James Van Gaasbeck, John Turkow. 0? MR. MCCORMACK 9 - A ROW 1: Carol Bennett, Norma Bordenet, Joan Bou- ton, Judith Barry, Mr. McCormack, Elise Blickens, Carol Buckland, Linda Alger, Carol Adams, Donna Batzel. ROW 2: Alice Brown, Janice Brooks, Diane Bennett, Clara Belles, Judy Bergman, Carol Barner, Joann Byce, Catherine Barrett, Jerilyn Blockberger, Marsha Andrews. ROW 3: Irving Cohn, Lee Brink- man, David Bendick, Leonard Austin, Gary Lee Allen, Frederick Cobb, Michael Boyea, James Alden. ROW 4: Robert Bordenet, James Cook, Richard Alden, Ronald Blow, John Cline. r c -25 vw MR. HEALEY 10 - F ROW 1: Joanne Wahl, Dorothy Thornton, Joan Wil- liams, Mr. Healey, Sylvia Van Vorce, Linda Wag- ner, Lynn Yukie, Linda Van Dunk. ROW 2: David Wagstaff, George Youket, Don Wescott, Frank Whit- ney, Karl Wormuth, George Wikle, Rodger White. ROW 3: Thomas Whitcomb, Percy Warren, Lawrence Whitehead, Edward Webb. 3. MR. KANE 9 - B ROW 1: Helen Cohn, Connie Chantry, Bette Jean Donovan, Sandra Craig, Mr. Kane, Princess Can- field, Carolyn Dow, Gloria Dunham. ROW 2: Linda Clapper, Jeannie Cook, Donna Dailey, Cheryl Daney, Lee Connors, Connie Diffendorf, Robert Davis. ROW 3: Donald Frear, Vincent DeGroat, Robert Ferris, Byron Breen, Robert Fuller, Richard Gow, David Durish. ROW 4: Ted Dearstyne, Ray Dare, William Dumian, Peter Duke, Roger Evans. MISS CLAY 9 - D ROW 1: Eileen Hunter, Sandra Lamen,-Eleanor Kohut, Miss Clay, Elizabeth Hiza', Elizabeth Hull, Audrey Lott, Dixie LaBarr. ROW 2: Delores John- son, Esther Lilley, Carolyn Hamilton, Judy Hisam, Faith Lusk, Joanne Kovarik, Mary Hawke, Linda Hoover. ROW 3: Richard Luce, Charles McConnell, Charles Karpiak, Joe Kulikoski, Terry Jacques, James McGuire. ROW 4: Gary King, Robert Lindsey Mike Lampo, Fred Cobb, Mike Klimchuck. MR. DART 9 - F ROW 1: Marlene Staff, Judy Shapley, Mr. Dart, Kenneth Stone, Sharon Snow, Jeanne Reid. ROW 2: Michael Taylor, Evelyn Thomas, Carol Reynolds, Martha Smey, Linda Smith, Jean Sartell. ROW 3: John Striss, Richard Simrill, Thomas Shelton, Richard Smith, Roger Studer, Wendell Smith. ROW 4: John Spesak, Ronnie Romain, Roy Studer, Robert Schilling, David Reese, Jeffrey Snow. MR. CADDEN 9 - C ROW l: Donna Gardinor, Patricia Gorman, Joyce Gardner, Mr. Cadden, Cathy Greene, Judy Gardner, Josephine Edwards. ROW 2: Linda Fisher, Rosemary Franks, Beverly Gallick, Linda Frisbee, Lynn Gardi- nor, AnnMarie Giangrossi, Linda Fletcher, Mary Gregory. ROW 3: David Howe, Dennis Hobert, John Harris, Duane Jones, Bill Holzman, David Howard. ROW 4: Rodney Hoover, Robert Howell, James Junk, Tom Jennings, Francis Hibbard. MRS. HARRIS 9 - E ROW 1: Dawn Mitchell, Pat Merrill, Catherine Moelder, Kathleen Menta, Mrs. C. Harris, Marie Palmer, Marilyn Phelps, Dianne Mras. ROW 25 Gail Pierce, Judy Michalek, Kathleen McFee, Cheryl McClain, Joyce Moore, Rose Michalek, Kay Marsh- man, Rosella Moat. ROW 3: Leonard Marano, James Mittan, John Peters, Robert F. Miller, David Peworchik, John Nicholson, Jerry Michalek, Kenneth Norton. ABSENT: Dale Nicholas. MR. CLAYTON 9 - G ROW 1: Shirley Valentine, Linda Vimislik, Merilyn Weyant, Mr. Clayton, Judy Whitaker, Linda Van- Hart, Tamara Whiting. ROW 2: Peggy VanVorce, Sheryl Wright, Patricia White, Linda Webb, Priscil- la Whitcomb, Betsy Voorhees. ROW 3: Judith Van- Gaasbeck, Sandra Webb, Mary Lou Valashinas, Susan Waitkavicz, James Vazquez. ROW 4: James Wool- sey, Franklin Wikle, John Thurber, Robert Thomas, Ronald Wood, Paul Weaver, Douglas Webb, Gordon Tripp. ,Ha MRS. DOUGLAS 8 - B ROW 1: Sallie Greene, Sharon Dayton, Linda Ferris, Marjorie Gow, Mrs. Douglas, Linda Dare, Janice Denny, Linda Coleman, Ruth Carpenter. ROW 2: Susan French, Joanne Croyle, Sue Emmons, Marcia Courtright, Joseph Dexter, Joseph David, Eddie Grimaldi, Michael Decker. ROW 3: Robert Ernst, James Finch, Bruce Faling, William Dixon, Howard Gill, Thomas Montanye, Ronald Clinton. ROW 4: Merwin Fuller, Terry Carpenter, Delmont Edwards, Paul Henderson, Dennis Eccleston, Roger Grycrek. , VV ' 1 MJ, ..,' J J. ,J J 2: J s 2: if ' ' 15 ' :fl ' T ' Ski-L- -.P -. X l r ,Q A J f W' tis' W J. J, J ,.., . ra.. Q I 2 ' J. ,..,,,, J ,r J J- , b i n I A ..,4 -J 5 V A 3, J 4 , ' A R J ' e -,,. A J J , , , g . ,, e.,,,., in J , ,J il, JJ Jff-A -J L . . , .W .W A r f - T ,J .i A W .VL A .. , I ...1 - VL ' ' ' ' K AJ-'sf f J K fl K 'I 'sl RQ' V MR. FLEMING 8 - A ROW 1: Robert Brown, Rosemary Brink, Marcia Berk- ley, Charlotte Boyd, Mr. Fleming, Patricia Allen, Frank Benacquisto, Eugene Bleeker, Lewis Borne. ROW 2: William Aton, James Ayres, Robert Banto, Paul Allen, Joseph Adams, Barry Bidwell, John Bul- lock, Bruce Bunzey, Thomas Brooks. ROW 3: John Barrett, Mitchell Brown, Robert Austin, Barbara Anderson, Brenda Andrews, Leslie Bowman, Nancy Brooks, Audrey Baldwin, Brenda Baldwin. MR. GRYSCAVAGE 8 - C ROW 1: Susan Harder, Janet Huckabone, Mannette James, Mr. Gryscavage, Gayle Haskell, Yvonne Heath, Gail Hadden, Mary Janik. ROW 2: Catherine Holbert, Catherine Hall, David Hutchings, Gary Johnson, Raymond Ingraham, Larry Hugaboom, Ray- mond Harris. ROW 3: Daniel Hayes, Paul Karpinko, Robert Kilmer, Bruce Hendrickson, Robert Hender- son, Wayne Kordula. ROW 4: Barry Kilmer, Harry Jumper, Ronald James, William Jacobs, Michael Homa, Wyane Haskell. ABSENT: Lewis Haner, Gary Johnson, Timothy Koloski, Patricia Jones. MISS HRUSECKY 8 - E ROW 1: Judy Medlar, Elizabeth Mushey, Mary Mil- ler, Miss Hrusecky, Pat Miller, Sandy O'Hara, Lucille Marano. ROW 2: James Nytch, Glenn Myers, David Rineer, Connie Moore, Frances Parker, Fran- cene Parker, Kathy Medinasky. ROW 3: Benny Rosenberg, Philip Payne, Jesse Perry, Patrick Neville, Bill Parrotte, Bill Muskey. ROW 4: Ronald Robenolt, LaVerne Penny, Hayden Pollak, Alan Palmer, Margaret Menta, Pat Nichols, Victoria Perez, Kathy Oltz. ABSENT: Richard Prentice, Charles Prentice. MR. BAKER 8 - G ROW 1: Diana Russell, Susan Shapley, Andrea Rolo- son, Margaret Schreiber, Mr. Baker, Diane Sanford, Carron Reynolds, Brenda Schreiber. ROW 2: Sharon Rothrock, Sharon Stockdale, Derrinda Spisak, Lorine Smith, Sharon Squires, Donna Smith, Susan Striss, Cynthia Roby, Darlene Quick. ROW 3: Ronald Stone, Richard Smith, Gene Smith, Kenneth Smith, Clifford Spencer, Roger Snow, Bruce Simrell, War- ren Setzer. ROW 4: Frank Sager, Paul Spencer, Ronald Roser, Robert Rosenkrans, Gary Shoemaker, Albert Scherer, Jay Smith, Bernard Russell, James Snedaker. MR. KLESKE 8 - D ROW 1: Carol Kiturkes, Charlene Keville, Lois La- barre, Michele Kalaf, Mr. Kleske, Emilie Lawrence, Elizabeth King, Suzanne Kadlecik, Sue Layton. ROW 2: Richard Leonard, Steve Miller, John Mat- tucci, John Matias, Paulette Karpiak, Roger Millard, Toby Lyon, Dennis Martin. ROW 3: Paul Leach, Clarence Lampman, William Linn, William Maxian, John Miller, Robert Linn, Robert Mattucci, Andrew Minol. ABSENT: Rose Lampman, Thomas Layton. MR. PEONE 8 - F ROW 1: Janet Woolsey, Shirley Weyant, Sue Webb, Mr. Peone, Mazie Whitney, Nancy Winters, Patricia Tampkins. ROW 2: Susan Woodruff, Linda Williams Nancy White, Margaret Weyant, Norman Wylde, Jerome Vazquez, Paul Wagstaff. ROW 3: Jim Van Hart, Gordon Van Namee, James Williams, Charles Warren, Carl Terry, Larry Washington, Charles Van Luoance. ROW 4: Edward Turko, Ralph Valentine, James Tangi, James White, Robert Whiting, Bill Ulrich, Nelson Tripp. ,,, MR. SAGER 7 - 1 ROW 1: Barbara Wright, Kathleen Kabanek, Margaret Shroat, Mr. Sager, Sandra Mulford, Chris- tine Barba, Coleen Dayton, Kathie Whalen, ROW 2: Susan Miller, Nancy Olstad, Nancy Smith, Cheryl Markle, Christina Washco, Jannette Appleman, Linda Gritman. ROW 3: Michael Leary, David Moore, George Schuster, Paul Krissell, Alan Whitaker, Arthur Van Vorce, Gayle Haskell, Walter Ayers, John Kelleher. ROW 4: Michael Dedrick, John Sutkowski, Bill Weeks, Rod Van Winkle, William Kline, Paul Kalka, David Drake, Michael DeGroat. MR. HOLMES 7 - 3 ROW 1: Melita Finch, Linda Dedrick, Dale Connor, Constance Whitney, Mr. Holmes, Gloria Oles, Ernest Blake, Frederick Heisler, Brenda Rood, Dennis Harding. ROW 2: Craig Fisher, Bonnie Gardner, Nancy Gustin, Diane King, Anna Marie Moshack, Barbara Thomas, Vicki Shapley, Linda Carpenter, Daniel Weyant. ROW 3: David DuBois, Daniel Rus- sell, Westley VanDunk, John-Thomas, Robert Mark- ert, Michael Augustaitus, Gary Welter, Gary Tripp, Kenneth Moses. ABSENT: Ronald Clague, Steven Lusk. MRS. SHROAT 7 - 2 ROW 1: Harry Whitehead, Edward Kika, Robert Al- den, Charles Dimedeo, Mrs. Shroat, Stephen Major, Joseph Fortunato, William White, Peter Reilly, John Donovan. ROW 2: Mary Ganisin, Carolyn Swan, Sandra Eastman, Jean Gardner, Joan Krause, Jacque- lyn Banta, Earla Sparks, Richard Travis, Daniel Caceiola, Frank Rosinsky. ROW 3: Jane Gregory, Deborah Warnecke, Kathleen Ulrich, Marie Hoyt, Judith Wilbur, Sharon Bennedum, Carolyn Courtright, Judith Mack, Marilyn Webb, Marlene Rothwell. MISS RITTER '7 - 4 ROW 1: Douglas Grier, Morris Hamilton, Joan Brewer, Kathy Marie Owen, Miss Ritter, Darlene Petrey, Eileen Corcoran, Carol Rombach, Donald Emmons. ROW 2: John Szymaniak, George Szymaniak, Edna Grimalde, Sandra Barnes, Kathleen Kocak, Martha White, Renee Benedict, Gladys Allen Susanne Saunders. ROW 3: John Lucia, Lawrence Hawke, Kevin O'Hara, Cynthia Williams, Kathleen Hattala, John Mower, Thomas Hickok, Thomas Wil- cox, Dawson Canfield, Lawrence Slutzker. MR. TIGUE 7 - 6 ROW 1: Alfretta Van Dunk, Margaret Gale, Donna Webb, Bonita Shafkon, Mr. Tigue, Barbara Howell, Kathleen Matias, Joanne Shaut, James Bunzey, Gerald Wahl. ROW 2: Richard Evans, James Bordent, Robert Dexter, Michael Murray, Robert Palmer, James Avery, Leon Wormuth, Robert Laman, Bill Bordenet. ROW 3: David LaBarre, Charles Monroney, Daniel Buckland, Randall Keville, Ernest Merrill, Billy Diffendorf, Frances Shields, Eric Sivers, Gary Reynolds. ABSENTEE: Linda Dolaway. MR. ELDRED '7 - 8 ROW 1: Thomas Leonard, Gary Bullock, Mr. Eldred, Gordon Bennett, Richard King, Margaret Montanye. ROW 2: Kirk McLean, Walter staff, James Klinko, Barbara Wood, Linda Barnum, Harriet Moore, Beat- rice Hunter. ROW 3: Paul Steffy, Amold Smith, Richard Hill, Donald Dunham. MR. LENT 7 - 5 ROW lf William Warren, John Rockwell, James Kelsey, Samuel Snitchler, Mr. Lent, Francis Wilson Roland Reid, Robert Acquisto, Barry Wood, Jack Canniff. ROW 2: Barbara Henry, Barbara Lindsey, Susan King, Shirley Saunders, Lynne Stewart, Diane Lewis, Carol Whitaker, Carol Greiner, Linda Snedek er, Sharon Henderson, Sue Blythe. ROW 3: Ronald Clague, Paul Benedict, John Albrechta, Eugene Jackson, Eugene Strope, Michael Fletcher, Raymond Brown, Charles White. MR. FORSYTH 7 - '7 ROW 1: Dean Jacque, Norman Merrill, Edward Mil- lard, Edward Sackett, Mr. Forsyth, David Shoe- maker, Stanley Jennings, Michael Kelsey, Harry Adams, Harry Lord. ROW 2: Thomas Degnan, Clarice Lampman, Louise Hayes, Hope Stolarcyk, Barbara Gorman, Suzanne Davis, Marcia Bittner, Linda Brant, Ruth Dye. ROW 3: Earl Van Gordon, Richard Jones, Jerry Kocak, Richard Steele, Lewis Brown, Rick Barnum, Larry Dean, David Courtright, Donald Van Gaasbeck. n ,......,...........,d-mass. Baseball Football Trar A Basketball MM: V A 1. , ' wif' T T 1 T T T 1 T T T Varsit Football ROW 1, Jim Mulligan, tackle, John King, guard, Ken Sickler, guard, Fred Colosi, quarterback, Mike Fitch, end, Jim Gorgos, end, Al Miller, halfback, Stas Kozlowski, quarterback, Ricky Joy, guard, Joe Augustaitus, end: Orv Baldwin, fullback, Art Webb, tackle, Bill Holzman, manager. ROW 2: Denny Eleftheratos, halfback, Chuck Purdy, halfback, Grant Snyder, end, Bill Bado, quarterback, Bob Finch, fullback, Jim Spencer, center, Denny Darling, guard, Bill Kelly, tackle, Ken Hutchings, halfback, Dave Hill, halfback, Frank Ruffo, tackle, Jerry Monroe, guard, Squeak Howell, manager. ROW 3: Ray Dare, quarterback, Lenny Austin, tackle, Dave Wag- staff, end, Teddy Miller, tackle, Jim Craig, center, Tom Whitcomb, end, Jim Parrottee, fullback, Bob Peck, tackle, Robin Dedrick, guard, Fred Cobb, halfback, Bill Lawrence, center. Coaches, Mr. King - Mr. Farrell. The Sabers have come a long way since their first year of competition because of our competent coaches, Mr. King, backfield coach, and Mr. Farrell, the line coach. With the 1960 record of six wins and only one loss, the school had a team of which we could be proud. Entering the first full year of actual hard varsity competition in the fall of 1961, the Sabers proved that they could play equally as well as their opponents, finishing the season with a record of 2 wins, 4 hard losses, and 2 ties. The first game was at Hancock, where, because of the pass-receiving of End Mike Fitch, the Sabers return- ed with a 19- 13 victory. As this was the beginning of a new season, the team realized how valuable Jack Jones was last season. The next week's loss at Bainbridge was not too discouraging because they had not had a loss in over two years Jim Mul1igan's effective -blocking aided in keeping the score close - 27-26. Playing the first game on our home field, the Sabers gained revenge on the Wyalusing Rams, 38-185 the Rams were the only team to score a victory against the Sabers in the 1960 season. Chuck Purdy, halfback, was a definite asset in this game because of his hard running and gaining of needed yardage. The next week, the Sabers tied an underrated Lackawanna Trail team, 12-12. Guards Kenny Sickler and John King played a better-than-average game, while Jim Mulligan was lost for the remainder of the season be- cause of a torn knee cartilage. The next week, the Sabers met an unscouted Verona team and suffered a 26-6 loss, as the Sabers were without the defensive efforts of Ioe Augustaitus, defensive linebacker, and Denny Eleftheratos, defensive half- back. Playing host to Chenango Valley, who were unbeaten in five previous games, the Sabers managed to keep it a close game in the first half, the score being 14- 13 in favor of C, V. at the end of the first half. At the start of the third quarter, the Sabers just cou1dn't manage to score, and the C. V. Warriors departed with a 39- 13 victory. The following Friday, Susquehanna Valley entertained Maine-Endwell, a traditional rivalg this was the school's first night game, which proved to be a huge success. All team efforts failed, as the Sabers managed to connect just 'one pass to End Mike Fitch, while the Farm-to-Market Road boys did not complete any passes. The game ended in a scoreless tie, with Stas Kozlowski being taken out because of a badly sprained ankle, and Fred Colosi, a reserve quarterback, out of action with a broken thumb. For the last game of the season, S. V. journeyed to Walton. Bill Bado, a varsity replacement, was called upon to replace our injured quarterbacks, he answered to challenge by completing two touchdown passes to End Mike Fitch. The Sabers were unable to stop the opponents' attacks, and returned home with a 35-13 defeat, Among those previously mentioned, the following also deserve a special recognition for their unending ef- forts: Al Miller, senior halfback, whose hard running was especially recognized at Bainbridge, where he accounted for two touchdownsg Grant Snyder, an end, shows great promise in the years to come, as he did this year, in receiving many passes. Center Jim Craig, and Tackle Teddy Miller and Guard Robin Dedrick were very instrumental in forming a strong line and doing a great amount of rushing. Thus ended the first full year of varsity competition for the Sabers, with the future looking fairly good, as there will be many experienced lettermen returning for next year's season. S. V. 19 13 Hancock S. V. 26 27 Bainbridge S. V. 38 18 Wyaluslng S. V. 12 12 Lackawanna Trail S. V. 6 26 Verona S. V. 13 39 Chenango Valley S. V. O O Maine-Endwell S. 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Avia-s,.l,5 .., 5 - .r ' ' ,: N4 ,i r 1 if r - -Q -1fwf'f7ff'?T'iwwzl I .- ' H U r f' 159442 2f:xwi'Gi'- i ,Digi 7 511: efffk- fi?5Jl.if'f .lv ' 'X f.-r,rQfS5a5-:v-Surg: f.:+r'g2rhs, R94 if A- , V2 ' 1, 1 fl f M f 'H vw-M vw, we rf J 7 M -fn .4 4 K -K . 2219 :wa aa, 3,31 ' l lll There 's the hole. Photos by Joe Perez No, Stas, not to the referee Freshman Football ROW 1: Mike Klimchuck, endg Fred Cobb, halfbackg Len Austin, tackle, Mr. Goldberg, coach, Ray Dare, quarterback, Allen Palmer, centerg Joe Dexter, guardg James White, tackle. ROW 2: Gary Johnson, tackle, Paul Spencer, halfbackg Tom Montanye, tackle, Lou Borne, guardg Howard Gile, linebacker, Barry Kilmer, tackleg Nel Tripp, tackle and guard. ROW 3: Bruce Falang, end, Bill Holzman, tackleg Bob Miller, halfbackg Wayne Haskel, halfbackg Ted Deerstyne, end, Bob Lindsley, guardg Squeak Howell, manager. ABSENT: Mike Lampo, halfbackg Bill Dumian, endg Tom Shelton, halfbackg Ronnie Wood, fullback. In 1961, the freshmen played only three games, as the season started slowly. But under the direction of Mr. Goldberg, things began to improve, and the team looked better. Ray Dare, quarterback, was undoubtedly the most outstanding player. The backfield was comprised of Mike Lampo, Fred Cobb, and Ronnie Wood, all show great potential for the future. The team has high hopes for next season because the majority will be returning. Ray Dare Most Outstanding Player Varsity Basketball M. A FRONT: Richard Howell, Manager. STANDING: Stas Kozlowski, Jack Jones, Bill Bado, Jim Craig, Ronnie Wakeman, Mike Fitch, Fred Colosi, Bob Finch, Grant Snyder, Richie Bares. STARTING F FIVE J R A E C D K C I 0 O L N 0 E 3 S I s T Q.. an A - B S 1 K L O L f B O MIKE FITCH A W D S O s K I 2 ir wan Tau High Time Come IO MS The Mad Scramble Don't Try to Hug Me Photos by Joe Perez What's Up, Doc? Basketball The 1960 season was a very discouraging one for the Saber Basketeers, as a lack of height and experience were prime factors in ending the year with a 2 and 11 record. The schedule was comprised of eight varsity and five junior varsity games, as we were not yet qualified to participate in a full varsity schedule. The game with our traditional rival, Maine-Endwell, was undoubtedly the most exciting and action-packed game of the season, as the Sabers gained revenge with a 43-40 victory. When the final buzzer was sounded, the score was tied at 36-all. At the end of the three-minute overtime, the Sabers had outscored the visitors and so received a hard-fought victory. Leading the team in scoring for the entire season was Stas' Kozlowski, with an average of 14 points a gameg Bill Bado ranked second with ll points, and Fred Colosi third, averaging 8 points per game. Coach Konkowski has much higher hopes for the 1961 season, as he has nine returning lettermen, all of whom gained much needed experience last year, SCORES: SV 48 50 Chenango Valley fjunior varsityj SV 47 62 Blue Ridge fvarsityj SV 45 63 Walton Cvarsityj SV 52 62 Susquehanna High - Pa. fvarsityj SV 55 61 Montrose - Pa. fjunior varsityj SV 50 66 Maine-Endwell fvarsityj SV 32 42 Deposit fjunior varsityj SV 37 52 Binghamton Central fjunior varsityj SV 47 67 Sidney Cvarsiryl SV 49 67 Susquehanna High - Pa. Cvarsityj SV 43 40 Maine-Endwell fvarsityy SV 42 31 Blue Ridge Cvarsityj SV 46 61 Montrose - Pa. fjunior varsityl Freshman Basketball ROW lg Bob Reid, Charles Karpiak, Bob Thomas, Mike Lampo, lack Thurber. ROW 2: Ralph Fuller, Jim Burrows, Tom Whitcomb, Bob l Banta, Jim Parrotte, Ray Dare. Varsit Cheerleaders Ref rf, DAWN TOY LARRAINE BARNES MARCIA SNITCHLER FOREGROUND: Rhonda King. BACKGROUND: Dawn Joy, Larraine Barnes, Marcia Snitchler, Fredricka Gaube, Alice Goodsite, Margaret Ingraham, Pat Lloyd, Bertie Lord, Doris Sinsabaugh. SN. FREDRICKA GAUBE ALICE GOODSITE MARGARET INGRAHAM BERTIE LORD DORIS SINSABAUGH PAT LLOYD fanior Varsity Cheerleaders .li 5 fm, ROW 1: Kristine Rosendale, Linda Shroat, Shelley Hunter, Susan Waitkavicz, Anne Goodsite. ROW 2: Jane Sivers, Joann Wahl, Mary Lou Valashinas, Kathy Joy, Gail Pierce. Track ROW 1: Chuck Purdy, David Hill, Grant'Snyder, Denny Eleftheratos, Mr. King, Joe Augustaitus, Mike Fitch, Daryl Harris, Julio Vasquez. ROW 2: Robin Dedrick, Bill Kelley, Teddy Miller, Jim Mulligan, Russell Hobert, Ray Dare, Gary Lasky, Jack Jones. ROW 3: Frank Ruffo, John King, Jim Craig, Donny Purdy. GRANT SNYDER DENNY ELEFTHERATOS New York State Sectional High-point Man Participant Varsity Baseball ROW 1: Richie Bates, managerg Orval Baldwin, Ray Austin, Ray Giblin, Bobby Eustace, Gary Roby, captain, Mike Fitch, Stas' Kozlowski. ROW 2: Bob Finch, Al Miller, Art Webb, Jack Giblin, Scott Chamberlain, manager, Brent Van Namee, Fred Colosi. If he had only worn his uniform! Two bats are better than one. The team, coached by Mr. Miller, had a hard time and cou1dn't quite get going against their opponents. But because of the fine pitching by Orval Baldwin and Stas' Kozlowski, the Sabers managed a 4 win - 9 loss record. A great number of the games were decided by two or less runs. Leading the team in hitting was Orval Baldwin with a . 376 batting average. l dare you to put it there! Where's my Contact lens? 0 1 2 3 3 7 4 5 7 9 4 2 10 0 Whitney Point Deposit Chenango Valley Seton Maine-Endwell Windsor Greene Freshman SV 4 SV 8 SV 1 SV 6 SV 4 SV 3 Baseball Greene Whitney Point Chenango Valley Maine-Endwell Deposit Windsor ,Q , V 1 'H 32316 5 V... I 54 , ifmrf. 39: ' 'Hn 'V ROW 1: Joe Brojcak, Mike Larnpo, Jack Thurber, Bob Schilling. ROW 2: Jack Harris, Ray Dare, Bob Peck, Paul Spencer, Dennis Darling. ABSENT: Ken Hutchings, Ronny Garris , Ronnie Wood . A, 'fr- :W all w Watch That 13,3111 Photograph by Joe Perez The Susquehanna Valley Athletic Association is composed of the students and faculty of the school. The Executive Board consists of the Supervising Principal, Principal, both the boys' and girls' physical education ' fh d teachers, two faculty members, two student representatives from each of the tenth, eleventh, and twel t gra es, the varsity coaches, and assistant coaches. Also, a member of the Board of Education is included. The purpose of the Athle promote the correct athletic relationship between our school and others. tic Association is to establish and define all athletic policies and procedures and to Th members are: Mr. Donnelly, Mr. Shroat, Mr. King, Mrs. Soop, Mr. Peone, Mr. Gryscavage, Mr. e Fleming, Mr. Miller, Mr. Konkowski, and Mr. Goldberg. Also, Mr. Farrell, Mr. Spaulding, Rev. Donovan, Stanley Kozlowski, Bill Bado, Dawn Joy, and Fred Colosi. V I b M M Mm, ,,.,,,,,,a,..,.1a.,.-w.i-.- .4,,.... '- S 4 s I 4 Li., MR. GOLDBERG, Junior Varsity Basketball Our thanks to Joe Perez for his excellent action shots MR. KONKOWSKI, Varsity Basketball in this section. CL UBS W L 'M 9 9 'Nui Ml I .gigl l l ll ,wif 2 ,Q j , f A f 1 1 ,,..,,..w-V . ,, .,., , W isis' 7, 1 -Q, Photography Club , A ,HMM ,,, ,,.....,,,.. , .V . QR . V' 4--ww-rw, 'irf.sl,'!5IL,9 I 'W' 33 1 ROW 1: Paul Mittan, Mr. Lent, CAdvisorj, Douglas Webb. ROW 2: Sw! 5 W W di Z1 P I , Bob Thomas, Paul Weaver, Greg- 5 if 1 ,S-4 ory Brown. ABSENT: Charles r:.A 1' - 55 F HUHICI- 1 f l,vl 1 1 o 1 flg5gew22i?Q, sm Q I jr , . , i N .V 1 f s. rry- W 1 :gg:.11f4mr2ggs5' 1:'2 Su In ormatwn Desk kkl' I , - M,,-'1 f 1.2, . -W .,,.,,,...,,,.f,,5n..,r..,.A v,Wrv,, www- 1 4 nv ' v la ' -V IIS? , Mi ,. ROW 1: Ann Hatala, We rMr 1 Evelyn Thomas, Carol .L Haskell, Wanda Brown, E g ' ' ' Linda vimisnk. Row 21 W ii . , ,, 'ii ' . .1 ! Linda Alger, Wanda 17. 3.- fzv 1- ' ' fgisrs- ,nfei-rf' Q Snitchler, Jeri Dunham, , ,T 15- -Q -gnjfg 22, 1 : .- I I -. - J. ki. 3 Rosella Moat. ROW 3: ' . F 1, 1. :4q?lE2's-f 'F ,Q X, W Q 1 . . . , I I' , ' ' Priscilla Whitcomb, Jean . K- wiv . 1 A Q2 , . A V, . ' Sartell . -li' F, -- fd , .0 -. 4 .P I sd Q , . gr Y Main O fice Assistants SS 'f 4, -. mf ,M e M 55' if if 7 . ..., , W 11- . 3 5 , ,.,, f , ,, Wy .f,.Q1.r,g xr:-,.-:if j - wig. ','iEi:-251 54232 -W . , ' ,fe-,. 4 fr f r -A 1 1 , Q V ,TJ .. at v .. , , l . '33 ,ig V nu w .. . , H r 1. X as 'T k .. f if A 35? slim ROW 1: Dianne White, Marcia Whiting, Jerry Bechyne, Jeanne Cook, Marie Cron, Patricia Mittan. ROW 2: Elise Blickens, Linda Kurau, Ruth Brink, Sharon Ben- nett, Linda Domurad. ROW 3: Nadine Williams Phyllis Robinson, Leola Rudolph. HW Art Club ROW 1: Linda Vimislik, Dixie LaBarr, Michael Taylor, Jerome Vasquez. ROW 2: Judy Shapley Brenda Baldwin, Judy Michalek, Pam Michalek - Sec.-Treas.g Shirley Lyon - Pres. QMr. Eldred - Advisory. Clinic Assistants ,na 4, Qnsr ,',ez.-it -Xwwq. f,'t+fx.:.'k I 1-, 9 M, am. MQ? ., s , 1 M., fx 1. t Z j tffafa-'init-sfi' 7 I , V . w--W., -W W rf, r m, - ,gg-,M -: Y, . ., , G .r ,r L ' r ff, x ' Guidance 0 jice Assistants 'FF' in '- ROW 1: Marie Palmer, Ann Hatala, William Finch, Wanda Snitchler, Robert Saunders. ROW 2: Jean Sartell, Kathy Adams Nancy Kasmarcik, Betty Lawrence, Darlene Buch- insky. ROW 3: Donna Hill, Betsy Voorhees, Carolyn Gardinor, Susan Webb, Wanda Brown. ABSENT: Sue Creery, Linda Fisher, Linda Frisbie James Burrows, Linda Hawke. ROW 1: Dawn Joy, Carol Haskell, Princess Canfield. Wanda Snitchler, Judy Whitaker, Carol Palmer ROW 2: Linda Wagner, Betty Gritman, Marjorie Gow, Barbara Moore, Elaine Hendrickson, Shirley Hayes, ABSENT: Linda Clapper, Sue Creery, Margaret Ingra- ham, Margaret Stone, Judy Gardner, Pat Merrill, Mary Gregory. it jfs-' Debate Club is' Ansar ROW l: Judy Medlar, Cynthia Roby, Linda Dare, Advisor Mr. Tigue, Brenda Andrews, Barbara Anderson, Dawn Mitchell. ROW 2: Robert Mattucci, Wayne Cordula, Terry Carpenter, Edward Turkow, William Aron. ROW 3: John Turkow, Jim Kelsey, John Rockwell, Bruce Bunzey, Roger Snow. Yorkers 9 Club ROW l: Lynn Stewart, Kathy Holbert, Margaret Weyant, Derrinda Spisak, Mazie Whitney, CPres.j Andrea Rolo- son, Susan Kadlecik, Marcia Berkley, Judy Whitaker, Sharon Snow, Alice Brown, Brenda Rood, Paulette Karpiak.. ROW 2: Barbara Lindsay, Carol Whitaker, Linda Ferris, Kathy Kocak, Sandra Barnes, Cathy Owen, Sandra East- man, Gladys Allen, Caroline Courtright, Martha White, Renee Benedict, Barbara Wood, Linda Barnum, Shirley Saunders. ROW 3: Carol Griener, Linda Snedeker, Marilyn Webb, Cynthia Williams, Carolyn Swan, Jean Gardiner, Jane Gregory, Susan Miller, Nancy Olsted, Sandra Mulford, Bonnie Gardner, Vickie Shapley, Barbara Thomas. ROW 4: Arthur Van Vorce, John Kelleher, John Donovan, John Mower, Vincent DeGroat, Thomas Hickok, Richard Alden, John Szymaniak, Alan Whitaker, Thomas Degman, Michael Feltcher, Linda Carpenter, X Diane Larnpkin. ROW 5: Michael Homa, Walter Ayres, David Drake, Michael DeGroat, Charles White, Edward Millard, Gary Tripp, Roland Ried, George Szymaniak, Beatrice Hunter. 3 l Literary Club ROW 1: Judy Mark, Judy Wilbur, Sec. Marjorie Gow, Advisor Mr. McCormack, Sharyn Dayton, Treas. Susan Webb, Patricia Merrill. ROW 2: Ronald Clague, Vice Pres. John Cline, Debby Wornecke, Pres. Marie Hoyt, Brenda Andrews, Dawn Mitchell. ROW 3: Earl Van Gordon, Harry Whitehead, Edward Millard, Daniel Russell, Craig Fisher, Daniel Weyant. Chorus C? M J t v 0:1 fry? rv rr ROW 1: Robert Linn, David Baldwin, John Miller, James Van Gaasbeck, John Barret, Cheryl Daney, Marilyn Weyant, Audrey Lott, Marsha Courtwright, Advisor, Mr. Clayton, Wanda Brown, Jeanne Cook, Manette James, Catherine Holbert, Sallie Greene, Linda Kurau, Joyce Bodine, Marlene Staff, Judith Whitaker. ROW 2: Wendel Chantry, David King, Clifford Spencer, Gene Smith, Carol Shaw, Elaine Andrews, Anne Hatala, Patricia Ankney Alice Brown, Rose Michalek, Joanne Kovarik, Esther Lilley, Elaine Stenzhorn, Donna Hill, Dolores Johnson. ROW 3: Paul Spencer, Kenneth Smith, Charles White, Bruce Hendrickson, James Nytch, Suzanne Hall, Evelyn Thomas, Amy Lewis, Carolyn Dowe, Linda Hawke, Peggy Van Vorce, Mary Hawke, Kathleen McFee, Linda Hoover, Judith Barry, Donna Batzel. ROW 4: Andrew Minol, Bradley Freeman, James Van Hart, Gordon Van Namee, Norman Wilde, Margaret Stone, Susan Shapley, Caroline Dix, Marsha Andrews, Sherryl Wright, Barbara Moore, Linda Wagner, Linda Fisher, Linda Smith, Priscilla Whitcomb, Judith Hisam. ROW 5: David Snitchler, Harlan Mosser, Charles Purdy, David Rineer, Robert Howell, Connie Swan, Carol Hine, Cheryl McClain, Beverly Gallick, Diana Russell, Jerilyn Blockberger, Marilyn Phelps, Sandra Webb, Ann Giangrossi, Nancy White, Betty Courtright, Joyce Moore. ROW 6: Karl Wormuth, Orville Rifenbury, Wm. Linn, Vincent De Groat, Roland Reid, Nancy Smey, Martha Smey, Judith Van Gaasbeck, Sandra Dickenson, Donna Gardner, Sandra Craig, Joan Bouton, Nancy Hillis, Carol Barner, Linda Van Hart. ABSENTEES: Clara Cook, Joanne Schreiber, Gary Evans, Stephen Finch, Gary Jones. I I 2 Ji .Xxx The Band is one of the most important parts of our school curriculum. It performs at con- certs, assemblies, marches in parades and at sports' activities. It develops each of its mem- bers musically and gives them enjoyment in playing. The Band expresses school spirit. Each member of the Band takes pride in playing well for the enjoyment of others. The Band, under the direction of Mr. Hodgkins, has steadily developed into a well-organized playing unit. Membership is open to any student who can play well enough and desires to play for the Band. Cooperation of each member is required by the Band director. A new Junior Band, also under the direction of Mr. l-lodgkins, has been organ- ized to prepare junior high students for the Sen- ior Band. The progress of each of its members is an important factor in the success of the Sen- ior Band. i 'Q si .-ar' ROW 1 - lst Clarinets: Mazie Wilbur, Mary Jo Donovan, Wanda Gaige. ROW 2 - 2nd Clarinets: Carol Palmer, Pam Michalek, Paul Krissell, Linda Webb. ROW 3 - 3rd Clarinets: Judy Micha- lek, Roger Evans, Sherryl Wright, John Donovan. ROW 4 - 4th Clarinets: Cheryl Daney, Linda Penny, Cheryl McClain, Kenneth Smith. SEATED BACK - French Horns: Dorothy Thornton, Ann Polakovich. STANDING - Percussions: Judy Barry, Donald Wescott, Donald Purdy, James Nytch , Paul Karpinko . CZ nd ,im 2 . X ff A . , 3. J ieijd myth' ! ,titre pi , If 2:1 up . L , , H H--4 ' ' aryl CONDUCTOR MR. HODGKINS 3 3. E 5 5 -.Q 4 to ii i at R.-L. , ROW 1 - Flutes: Sue Moore, Elise Blickens, Lucille Marano, Linda Van Hart, Jane Sivers, Carol Decker. Sousaphone: William Linn. ROW 2 - Alto Clarinet: Holly Aldrichg Alto Saxophones: Judy Van Gaasbech, Beth Hull, James Carl, Tenor Saxophone: Beth Stantong Bass Clarinet: Diane Mras. ROW 3 - Trornbones: Fred Gregory, Douglas Hawk, William Maxian Jerry Michalek, Larry Whitehead. STANDING - Trumpets: Harry Auchinachie, Alfred Pollak, Allan Maxian, David Hutchings, Hayden Pollak, Gene Smith, Ray Ingraham, Roger Grycrek, Clifford Spencer, James Van Hart. ABSENTEE: Gary Jones. Susquehanna Valley Echo Advisor: MR. KANE ROW 1: News Staff: Ed. Elaine Hendrickson, Ed.-in-Chief: Sandy Diffendorf, Sec.: Katrin Cramer. ROW 2: Ass't Ed.-in-Chief: Carol Decker, Sports Ed.: Robin Dedrick, Treas.: Michael Shirhall. The Susquehanna Valley Echo is the organ of communication for the student body of our school. The staff is made up of students interested in writing and serving the school. The newspaper, under the guidance of Mr. Kane, is written for both enjoyment and information. Its function is dependent upon the cooperation of both the faculty and the students. STAFF --L,-a- Y ,sa 5 X 'WWI ROW 1: Helen Cohn, Holly Aldrich, Sue Moore, Lynn Yukie, Ruthann Brink, Pat Allen. ROW 2: Sharon Snow, Jane Sivers, Ann Polakovich, Lucille Marano, Connie Diffendorf, Beverly Gallick. ROW 3: Carol Reynolds, Donna Batzel, Jeff Rittle, Ralph Fuller, Barbara Moore, Harry Herlbert. Student Council OFFICERS ra A s iss 3 r' Advisor: MRS. TRUE ROW 1: Sec.: Peggy Whitcomb, Ass't Treas.: Carol Haskell, Ass't Sec.: Connie Snow. ROW 2: Pres.: Stanley Kozlowski, Treas.: William Herrick, Vice Pres.: Jack Giblin. Representing the entire student body, the Student Council consists of one elected representative from each homeroom and six elected officers. The officers of the Council are elected by the student body and must meet certain scholastic requirements. The principal purposes of this organization are to maintain good government in the school and to direct student activities. T2 ff? ROW 1 - 12th Grade: James Mulligan, Karen Diener, Fred Giangrossi, Marty Lawrence. ROW 2 - 11th Grade: William Bado, Marcia Whiting, Maureen Murray, Dennis Eleftheraros, Pauline Leach, James Kalka. ROW 3 - 10th Grade: Joanne Wahl, Janice Swan, Patricia Coyle, Marcia Durr. ROW 4 - 9th Grade: Douglas Webb, David Howard, Judy Michalek, Faith Lusk, Marsha Andrews, Jean Sartell, Raymond Dare. ROW 5:- 8th Grade Carol Haskell, Derrinda Spisak, Nancy Brooks, Marjorie Gow, Suzanne Kadleeik, Sandra O'Hara, James Van Hart. ROW 6 - 7th Grade: Melita Finch, Linda Gritman, Barbara Howell, Daniel Snitchler, Richard Jones, Kirk McLean, Donald Emmons, Peter Reilly. To Librar Assistants 9 Club MISS DOLAN ' f as ssss,ss , -.--ua. '1 I FIRST ROW Cleft to rightjg Rosella Moat, Jean Kocak, Kathleen Kilmer, Sandra Ross, Sue Emmons, Barbara Moore. SECOND ROW: Betty Dieffenbach, Sandra Gow, Anne Goodsite fSec.j, Sandra Craig, Linda Wagner, Fredricka Gaube QPres.J. THIRD ROW: Marlene Kabanek, Dona Murray, Sharon Bittner, Shirley Hayes, Judy Keesler fVice Pres.J. Science Club V Y W ROW 1: John Sutkowski, Larry Whitehead, fAdvisorJ Mr. Gryscavage, John Symamar, John Lucia, John Cline - 8th grade Pres.: Daniel Hayes, Roger Snow, Richard Tripp, Dennis Harding, Fred Heisler, Steven Miller. ROW 2: Earla Sparks, Nancy Smith - '7th grade Sec.: Nancy Olsted, Barbara Thomas, Susan Miller, Brenda Rood, Vincent DeGroat, Cheryl Daney, Rosemary Franks, Marsha Andrew, Barbara Wood, Linda Barnum. ROW 3: Kenneth Moses, William Cline, Thomas Leonard, Alan Whitaker, Michael DeGroat - 7th grade Vice Pres.: Larry Dean, Lewis Brown, Laverne Penny, George Schuster, Paul Krissel, James Williams, Arnold Smith, Ernest Blake. ROW 4: Kirk McClain, Dawson Canfield, James Snedaker, Ronald Robenolt, Robert Grist, Ralph - Valentine, George Symaniak, Bruce Faling, Harry Adams, Harry Lord, Kenneth Norton. ROW 5: Gregory Brown, Byron Green, Ronnie Romain, Jerry Kocak, James Williams, Edward Sackett, Paul Weaver, Robert Thomas, David Pewarchick. Le Cours De France ROW 1: Dona Murray, Pres.: Ted Miller, Advisor: Mrs. C. Harris, Vice Pres.: Mike Shirhall, Treas.: Russ Hobart, Jeff Rittle. ROW 2: James Junk, James Spencer, Pat Ankney, Katrin Cramer, Advisor: Miss R. Leach, Elaine Hendrickson, Betty Courtright, Richard Bares. ROW 3: Joe Augustaitus, Robin Dedrick, Leah Blow, Sue Thomson, Karen Van Namee, Brent Van Namee, Norman French. ABSENTEE: Sue Robenolt. Industrial Arts Club 3 A J ROW 1: Ronald Blow, Robert Thomas, Lawrence Slutzker, Advisor: Mr. Minster, Donald Emmons, John Dono- van, Kirk McLean, Richard Howell. ROW 2: James Vazquez, Sec.: Ronald Baer, Donald Purdy, Gregory Brown Albert Chesko, Howard Sexton. ROW 3: Duane Jones, Joseph Kulikoski, Francis Hibbard, Ronald Wakeman, Vice Pres.: Gary Buckland, Pres.: Gerald Monroe, Edward Buckland, Treas.: John Strong. Year ROW 1: Typing Ed.: Linda Domurad, Ass't Lit. Ed.: Carol Decker, Ass't Business Ed.: Ray Giblin. ROW 2: Picture Ed.: Linda Smith, Lit. Ed.: Barb Nytch, Administration Ed.: Leah Blow, Business Ed.: Karen Diener. STAFF 'Y' SW ROW 1: Joy St. Denis, Alice Goodsite, Sue Moore, Sue Thomson, Carole Blickens. ROW 2: Anke Cramer, Shirley Lyon, Delores Wakeman, Karen Van Namee, Joan Rustay. ROW 3: Bob Dedrick, Ricky Joy, Jerry Bayne, Mary Jo Donovan, Lorraine Rowlands. book ROW 1: Ass't Senior Ed.: Dawn Joy, Ass't Photo Ed.: Ted Miller, Ass't Art Ed.: Rose Marie Lampo, Ass't Sports Ed Bill Bado. ROW 2: Senior Ed.: Dona Murray, Photo Ed.. Fred Colosi, Art Ed.: Brent Van Namee, Sports Ed.: Richie Bares . The Yearbook Staff is organized to produce Susque- hanna Valley's Yearbook ,- Saber Tales. The Editor- in-Chief and other department editors are members of the senior class. The assistant editors are junior class members who will assume editorial duties in their senior year. Staff members are chosen for their ability, co- operation and dependability. The faculty advisors spend many hours working with the Yearbook Staff to produce a fine yearbook. The success of the Yearbook, however is dependent upon the cooperation of the entire student body and faculty. J eta? Q A WXNNW S. Candid Shots JACK JONES K X ,G Editor-in-Chief: ' Carolyn Gardinor Ass't Editor-in-Chief: Bill Herrick Faculty Advisor: Mr. Bowdish, Typing Advisor: Miss York, Busi ness Advisor: Mr. Malloy. Barb ara Nytch Sue Thomson Delores Wakeman Honor Society f , .f H? A Q 9? Anke Cramer Sue Kohn Larraine Barnes The Honor Society of this school is limited to seniors, juniors, and sophomores who are able to meet the scholastic entrance requirements and continue to earn the grades necessary to remain an active member. The purpose of this organization is to promote scholarship, honor, and service. This is done by the carrying out of SeVera1 projects annually, such as the scholarship fund and the clothing drive. Karen Scheben Cheryl Stanton is zl ' I W1 , 5. s A! X if . , M., K f if St i' ,Q SX N. Shirley Lyon President Sec . - Tre as . Vw rl if is S Allen Miller My Diane White Advisor: MR. BOWDISH Advisor: MR. STANK il President Allen Miller CLUB 'Sex A A qi Si 'ff NSN Treas . W Richie Bares Robert Saunders Advisor: 2 Key Club Bill Herrick -4 5 ' ' '- Sec. Norman French Stanley Kozlowski t Boys from the tenth, eleventh, ' and twelfth grades are eligible for the Key Club. To become a member, a boy must be recommended for admis- Jim Mulligan sion by the principal and approved by the club. Key Club is under the spon- X sorship of the Kiwanis Club, but A operates independently from them. jf ' This organization provides service to A both the school and community. n to Q f Ken Sickler gud 'Y s ff . Joe Augustaitus s 3 Scott Chamberlain B n in N 6 James Carl 1 u Mr. te Russell Hobert Charles Florence M, Q P K James Whitehead fr! I ' Q James Bullock MW 'R N Austin Blockberger ,QW mmf Y .PA X James Spencer ,A it John Golan REV. MR. ROYSTON S. CUDDY Oofvo uc TO R fiil-ra'l.il Ga- lo1l ' YY 15-'F , 5-Sal ' ,.,. -. 'Eli C s ll MRS. BLANTON ' -1 Orchestra Orchestra is an important school organization. lt develops its members' musical ability and gives them satisfaction in performing for others. Its mem- bers consist of junior and senior high students who have musical ability on some orchestral instrument. Some of its members are also in the band, giving their talents to each organization. Mrs. Blanton, the orchestra director, is responsible for the goals of higher musicianship made by orchestra members. ., If - --3 jf 15:5-. X ' gf, ' it H 5 X ld ' 1' 54' Et , I 'fp -xt? 'Ng x... l '2 I r , Y . ez , g 2 i s 4 s , lst VIOLINS: Vice Pres.: Sylvia Van Vorce, Catherine Hall, Carol Hine, Yvonne Heath, Joan Krause, Earla Sparks, Margaret Menta, Emelie Lawrence, Vicky Shapley. VIOLAS: Esfher Lilley, Carolyn Dowe, Charlotte Boyd. TRUMPETS: Harry Auchinachie, Allan Maxian, Gayle Haskell. PERCUSSION: Judy Whitaker, Gary Johnson, Linda Fisher, Margaret Stone. Senior Science ociety . 7 Maa E358 255 X40 1-'Hi' OE, kfzmm 'rn 'EXT' Qs. mgx :xx-E U1 :1 23354 :J-gg gre H02 Mlgm am? 3- FD W. S05 mi.-. WND :Lang roam am? FUND, gmc. '-35. CD 21559, III4.. ::1 .N D5 ,... 53 QCII 'UE CD01 -2 Q5 4. 212 P-4 U Wm F35 F?-. 53 52 W5 9-'S Fd SZ Oo: V1 55 s:- l'f F4 5. 'jen on ai? 'ill , 5 1 1 J 2 ft 'g 5.8 f , IS , E 2-ww 5? 1 X , I 2nd VIOLINS: Sec.: Bette Donovan, Sallie Greene, Publicity Chairman: Connie Swan, Jeanne Reid, Andy Minol, Susan Shapley, Jacqueline Banta, Coleen Dayton. FLUTES: Stage Manager: Sue Moore, Lucille Marano. OBOE: Douglas Webb. CLARINETS: Wanda Gaige, Paul Krissel. CELLOS: Stage Manager: David Howard, Kathleen Kabanek, Margaret Ingraham, Pres.: Clara Cook. TUBA: Wm. Linn. TROMBONE: Fred Gregory. STRING BASSES: Duane Jones, John Nicholson, Evelyn Thomas, Charlene Keville. ABSENTEES: Violin: Cynthia Terry. SNARE DRUM: Librarian Donald Purdy. Senior Dramatics Club X-g.JAdViSor MISS RUANE Setting for Stage Door, one of the annual full- length plays presented by the Senior Dramatics. 5 0 Y, up , 'ii at mg 3 ROW l: Dotti Jean Thornton, Linda Shroat, Suzanne Hall, Linda Kurau, Linda Henecey, Marcia Durr, Treas.: Bertie Lord, Pres.: Cheryl Stanton, Sec.: Sue Moore, James Craig, James Mulligan, Bill Herrick, Austin Block- berger. ROW 2: Pamela King, Virginia Boyd, Sandra Ross, Beth Stanton, Doris Sinsabaugh, Susan Kohn, Alice Goodsite, Larraine Barnes, Mary Beth Savory, Fredricka Gaube, Linda Domurad, Linda Smith, Charlotte Ketchum Carole Blickens, Joy St. Denis. ROW 3: Anne Goodsite, Dianne White, Marcia Whiting, Pauline Leach, Mary Brown, Carol Brown, Rose Marie Lampo, Carolyn Gardinor, Betty Gritman, Marlene Kabanek, Dona Murray, Jack Jones, Dennis Eleftheratos, Pat Frisbee. ROW 4: Pat Mittan, Marie Cron, Patricia Lloyd, Allen Miller, Leah Blow, Bill Lawrence, Richard Bares, Maureen Murray, Marcia Snitchler, Fred Colosi, JoAnn Fletcher, Orval Baldwin. ROW 5: Mike Fitch, Sue Thomson, Ken Sickler, Robert Valashinas, Ken Hutchings, Diane Jennings, Karen Van Namee, Brent Van Namee, John King, Margaret lngraham, Marion Adams. ROW 6: James Spencer, Robert Finch, Jack Giblin, Joe Augustaitus, Russell Hobert, Jim Gorgas, Joyce Montanye, Katherine Sexton. ABSENTEES: Rosalyn Ferrante, Rosemarie Kadlecik, Suzanne Robenolt. Junior Dramatics Club Si., CX- sw, nl, swf if 4,2 ' 1 K' ix X Behind the Scenes The Senior Dramatics Club is composed of students in the Senior High School who are interested in the theatrical field. The aim of this organization is to encourage the growth of artistic achievement through the medium of crea- tive drama, which in turn will strengthen the cultural lifepf N our school and all schools. Junior Dramatics Club, an auxiliary branch of the Sen- ior Dramatics, is composed of students in grades 7-9. The members are acquainted with the preliminary steps of act'- ing and prepared for the more difficult assignments in Senior Advisors MISS CAMPBELL and MR. SHERIDAN Dramatics . i -5 . - ROW 1: Ruth Dye Beatrice Hunter, Connie Whitney, Margret Weyant, Pat Nicholes, Rosemary Brink, Sallie U Greene, Kathy Hall, Donna Smith, Christine Washco, Caroline Courtwright, Mary Ganison, Kathy Owen, Jane Gregory, Carolyn Swan, Coleen Dayton, Darlene Petrey. ROW 2: Patty Allen, Margaret Gale, Carol Whitaker, . . . . 1 Linda Snedsher, Barbara Anderson, Brenda Andrews, Dawn Mitchell, Sharon Dayton, Dianne King, Gloria O es, Marie Hoyt, Kathy Kocak, Marlene Rothwell, Edna Grimaldi, Kathy Kabanek, Margaret Shroat, Linda Gritman. ROW 3: Audrey Baldwin, Mary Janick, Carol Kiturkies, Elizabeth King, Charolette Boyd, Hope Stokarcyk, Susan King, Sue Blythe, Cynthia Williams, Sharon Bennedum, Jean Gardinor, Kathy Hattla,rBonn1e Gardinor, Sandra Barnes, Jud Wilbur, Christine Barba. ROW 4: Lynn Gardinor, Norman Merrill, Robert Palmer, Richard Steele, Y Roger Evans, John Rockwell, Bruce Bunzey, Lee Brinkman, Michael Augustaitus, Thomas Wilcox, Peter Reiley, Donald Emmons, John Szymaniak, Nancy Guston, Melata Finch, Linda Dedrich, Jeanette Appleman, Vicki . . . k Shapley. ROW 5: Betsy Voorhees, Dianne Mras, Margie Gow fV1CC Pres.J, Sue Kadlecik fPres.j, Nancy Broo s, Sandra O'Hara Richard Smith, Frank Rosinsky, Thomas Brooks, Bill Weeks, Robert Markert, Morris Hamilton, Geor e Sz maniak, Stanley Jennings, Marilyn Weyant, Brenda Baldwin. ROW 6: Douglas Webb, David Howard, 8 Y Michael Murray, James Woolsey, Jean Sartell, David Rineer, Deborah Warnecke, Dianne Russell, Emilie Lawrence, Linda Vimislik, Richard Jones, Linda Barnum, Tamara Whiting, Joann Byce, Kay Marshmann. Majorettes MRS. SOOP, advisor to both Majorettes and Girls Leaders Club . ROW 1: Mary Ann Mitsakos, Connie Snow, Linda Driesbach. ROW 2: Mari lyn Phelps, Suzanne Baer, Peggy Whitcomb, Joanne Kovarik, Sandra Gow, Jeanne Cook. Girls ' Leaders Club l J 1 ROW 1: Treas.: Connie Snow, Sue Moore, Cheryl Stanton, Sec.: Virginia Boyd, Barbara Nytch, Peggy whitcomb. ROW 2: Nancy Smey, Suzanne Baer, Cortes. Sec.: Dawn Joy, Darlene Buchinsky, Linda Shreat, Kathy Joy, Joanne Wahl. ROW 3: Karen Scheben, Vice Pres.: Charlotte Ketchum, Linda Domurad, Pres.: Margaret Ingraham, Patricia Lloyd, Dodee Sinsabaugh. ABSENTEE: Cynthia Terry. 3.0, dl .J ,D '19 5' The Girls' Leaders Club is a ser- vice organization of the school. Mem bership is open to girls in grades 9-12 who are chosen for the following qualities: scholarship, ability, drive, leadership, cooperation, attitude, ability to help others, and dependabil- ity. The purposes of this group are to develop leadership, assist the physical education teacher, help others, and learn additional skills in physical edu- cation activities . x X X X ' -I-al , 1112255 -5 N. W A f 6 Presenting: SPECIAL 'W EVENTS NXEUQ 1 JPEJ '- X- IA X Z'X,. f 4 J V, f X- AL 5 if ZZ? ! l,?,,1-f-I Y Y Mill' - ' aww Q M if 5 5 -t , 4xKN.'l , , 4 . 1 3 fig l N NIL! .nga 4 r if Q Y 6 Senior Dramatics WHERE: New York City WHEN: May 1960 ..,i, E f 51 , .. f ' ? J fs . -2. I if J, . Club Trqv Q? WHO: Senior Dramatics Club CHAPERONED BY: Mr. Bowdish Miss Dolan Mr. and Mrs. Shroat an ng fi if-QQ xi A 'A-ab it 1 fu X V N WZ, v! 1 J nior We ' JM ,Hia ,gt X .. 'Af' N WN 'b y A Qfffazff oi S 5 W ' . r 4 N- fx' 5 WHERE: Susquehanna Valley A..., h High School Gym WHEN: May 27 1961 Y' i ax , WW N , O nf' ' if j y A E' Zi L E! Prom l tx 9 BAND: John Peters Band THEME: Belle de Mayo W M, -W .e E :M .X M as f , W' f ' my fi f if Q5 -. X 'Q-www L55 A W v ee JS' A see rg an 55 3 be in 1 S gi is A Q' ww 1 'fin fx , KQFX A Qs' Q I 3 5 L ., ,f tl Stage WHEN: April 21-26, 1961 WHO: Senior Dramatics Club Door DIRECTOR: Miss Pearl L. Ruane WHERE: Susquehanna Valley High School W' l ,A.A 1' u Honor Society Trzjo bv- 'fuvm-www' . w '--www , al Milo? Emwoo A MM W ' foooo ' Ty. E N P3 S' 5 7 WHERE: Niagara Falls WHEN: June 1961 'Y ...ni aids an Ends ff s Yung Award A I Gas ssembly F9 2 i fi 1 Q +3 J MJ, ,gi 1 S V A 1 'F ' .E J f QRMB, lilkli, Campaign Speeches Campaign Speeches - 7 '7 7 '7 . 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York Rate Units for Landscaping and Ground Maintenance YORK MoDERN coRPoRAT1oN Unadilla, New York PUMPS KIRKWOOD Water Pumps a Specialty GREENHOUSES Coulds - Myers - Jacuzzi Sales and Service Cut Flowers Corsages 35 Years' Experience Arrangements Greenhouse Fresh Flowers E. J. TAMKINS AND soN RA 3,7010 1282 Conklin Road, Conklin, N. Y. E, W, HEIER, Prop. C . SCO'I'I'Y'S ompliments of CITY SERVICE AND LAWN MOWER SERVICE 1023 Conklin Road VALMAR RA 2-8949 INDUSTRIAL CCRP. NEVILLE TRUCK AND TRAILER SERVICE At the City Line - Rt. 7 563 Conklin Ave. Binghamton, New York Truck Refrigeration Service RA 2-7107 MlCHALEK'S GROCERY 126 Burr Ave. RA 4-5461 MOREY VAN BELL Everything Groceries - Meat - Produce to Phone RA 2-0024 Build a Home Conklin Rd. PlERSON'S OFFICE FURNITURE 8: WILMARTH SUPPLIES Paper Towels - Cups - Soap Du licatin and Photo Co P S PY Machines Service and Supplies 152-6 State St. RA 2-2336 Binghamton, N, Y, Compliments In Memoriam of JOSEPH H. NOLAN TISKET TASKET Member of MARKET Susquehanna Valley School Board A Complete Musical Service 1 1950-51 HICKEY s 1951-52 MUSIC STORE 1952-53 201 S. Tioga St. Ithaca, N, Y, Phone RA 2-8262 Compliments Of BARBER sHoP WALTER F. AYERS H0 Comm Rd INSURANCE Conklin, N, Y. Congratulations Marine Midland Graduates Building CONKLIN ROAD GREENI-IOUSES Binghamton, N, Y, Flowers for All Occasions RA 2-6096 RA 3-6502 COMPLIMENTS OF CONKLIN MOBILE HCMES 628 Conklin Road RA 4-2.175 MURRAY'S GULF Cor, Chenango and Henry Sts. Cor Court and Louisa Sts. RA 3-9857 RA 3-9803 IN GRATITUDE to MR. GRAY for his help in the production of our first Yearbook, Our Thank You to Mr. Tighe CLUGSTONE COAL AND OIL CO. 26 Webster Street Binghamton, New York Mgr. of the STRAND THEATRE Z7 Chenango Street Binghamton, New York RA 4-6661 OUR SINC ERE APPRECIATION to DELMAR STUDIO 137 Court Street B inghamton, NewRYork RA 4-6661 Autographs H. 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