Adams High School - Hilltop Yearbook (Adams, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1960 volume:

Adams High School Alma Mater Dear Adams High School, Our own Alma Mater So high and so fine in the making of men We love you, dear High School, we love and revere you, As great in the training of soul as of pen. Your place on the hilltop portrays well your value In the lives and the aims of the towns all around. Your strong red brick building, imposing and handsome, Resembles your teachings and precepts so sound. May Adams High School, Our own Alma Mater, Ever continue to do her good work, To encourage good sportsmen as well as good scholars And never one part of her fine creed to shirk. MRS. RAWLINGS Our thanks to you for your helpfulness, cheerfulness and friendly interest in our class projects. YEARBOOK STAFF Seated: Joanne DeMarse. Assistant Editor, Carole Overton, Editor, Mrs. Howard Monica Vorce. Pat Cushing. Standing: Jerry Cool, Barbara Waite. Pamela Holley. Judith Jones. Brenda De- Lano, Phyllis Martzloff. Henry Busier, Penny Genga. MOTTO Have Education: Will Travel COLORS Blue and Silver FLOWER Pink Carnation 2 MRS. HOWARD Senior Advisor VALEDICTORIAN Keith Weal Football I. 2. 3. 4 Basketball 1,2. 3, 4 Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4 President 2. 3 Vice-President 4 Band I. 2. 3, 4 Student Council 2. 3 Sports Carnivol I, 2. 3, 4 County Band I, 2. 3, 4 Honor Society Junior Play Senior Play Track 2. 3 Dance Band Brass Sextet Quiz team 3. 4 Bowling 3 Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4 Citizenship Day 3 Newsreel Soccer 3. 4 Prize speaking 4 Carole Overton Stella Yearbook Editor Dance Band I Prize speaking 3. 4 Chorus I. 2. 3. 4 Band I. 2. 3. 4 Nonetts 3 Cheerleading 3 Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4 Bowling I. 2. 3, 4 G.A.A. Secretary 4 Soccer I. 2, 3. 4 County Band 2. 3. 4 Softball I. 2. 3. 4 Spring Carnival 2. 3. 4 Winter Carnival I. 2. 3. 4 Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4 Student Council I Newsreel SALUTATORIAN Joanne DeMarse Mouse Ass‘t. Yearbook Editor President I Vice President 3 Prize speaking 3. 4 Chorus 1. 2. 4 Sextet. Octet Junior Play Cheerleading I. 2. 3. 4 Basketball I, 2. 3. 4 Bowling 1. 2, 3. 4 Soccer I. 2. 3, 4 County Chorus 2. 3. 4 Sports Carnival I. 2, 3, 4 Softball I. 2. 3. 4 G.A.A. Officer 2 Senior Band 3 Student Council I Honor Society 4 Edward Smithler Word” Football I, 2. 3. 4 Basketball I. 2. 3 Baseball I, 3 Track I, 3 Senior Play Vice President I Bowling 3, 4 Quiz team 4 Newsreel Soccer 3. 4 Student Council I Honor Society Patricia Cushing Par Soccer I Newsreel 2 Class Secretary I. 3 Yearbook Staff Ronald Sloan “Ox” Intramurals I, 2. 3. 4 Football 2. 3 Pamela Holley Luke Band I. 2. 3, 4 Chorus I, 2 Soccer I, 2, 3, 4 Softball I, 2, 3, 4 Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Winter Sports Carnival Spring Sports Carnival Intramural leader Vice President-G.A.A. 3 President-G.A.A., 4 Junior Play Dance Band I Bowling I, 2. 3, 4 Intramurals I. 2. 3, 4 Yearbook Staff Newsreel Volleyball 4 Robert Whitehead ’’Bob Barbara Waite Barb Chorus 1,2.4 Treasurer 4 Quartet Soccer I. 2. 3. 4 Quiz team 4 Intramurals I. 2, 3. 4 Prize Speaking 2. 3. 4 Bowling 1. 2. 3, 4 Basketball I, 2, 3. 4 Yearbook Staff Citizenship Day Conference Honor Society G.A.A. I. 3 Senior Play Sextet Octet Softball I. 2, 3. 4 Sports Carnival 2. 3. 4 County Chorus 3, 4 Majorette I, 2. 3. 4 Soccer 3. 4 Basketball I. 2, 3. 4 Vice President 4 (Marathon) Chorus 2 Linda Sinclair Linda Newsreel Junior Editor Yearbook Staff 3 Student Government I Dramatics Club 3 Softball Prize Speaking 4 Quiz Team 4 Intramurals Chorus I, 2. 4 Senior Play Soccer 4 • Honor Society Citizenship Day Donald Bockman Tex Track 2 R.O.T.C. 2 Northside High Bowling 4 Intramurals 2. 3 Senior Play Junior Play Penelope Genga Penny Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4 Octette 3. 4 Soccer 1. 2. J. 4 Editor Newsreel I. 3 Yearbook Staff Junior Play Basketball I. .2. 3 Softball I. 2. 3. 4 Bowling 3, 4 Prize Speaking 3 Cheerleading 2 G.A.A. 2. 3. 4 Nonettes William Babcoclc Bill Band I Basketball I. 2 Football 3. 4 Bowling 4 Daryl Graves Chester Soccer I. 2. 3, 4 Basketball I. 2 Intramurals I, 2, 3. 4 Softball I, 2 Junior Play Editor Newsreel I Cheerleading I Chorus I Sports Carnival I. 2. 3 Bowling I, 2. 3, 4 G.A.A. I, 2. 3. 4 James Marti It I M Jim Band I, 2. 3. 4 Basketball 3 Intramurals I, 2. 3. 4 Treasurer I. 3 Junior Play Winter Sports Carnival 3 Dance Band I, 2 Brass Sextet 2. 3, 4 Pep Band 2 Soccer 3 8 Patricia Pooler Pat Robert Wade Bob Band 1. 2, 3, 4 Dance Band I, 2. 3. 4 Pep Band 2 Brass Sextet 2. 3. 4 Senior Play Junior Play All County Band 4 Sports Carnival Intramurals I. 2, 3, 4 Basketball I, 2, 3 Baseball I, 3, 4 Bowling 4 Newsreel Soccer 2 Intramurals I, 2. 3. 4 G.A.A. I. 2. 3. 4 Newsreel Honor Society David Hatcliff Morris Intramurals 1. 2, 3. 4 Monica Vorce Monnie Chorus I Soccer I Newsreel I Secretary I Student Council I Yearbook Staff 9 Henry Busier Hank Senior Band I, 2. 3. 4 Student Council I. 2, 3. 4 Junior Play Senior Play Boys Sport Carnival I. 2. 3. 4 Intramurals I, 2, 3. 4 Basketball I. 2. 3. 4 Football I, 2. 3. 4 Baseball 3 Yearbook Staff Judith Jones Judy Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4 Bowling 2, 3 Soccer 1.2.3 Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 Softball I. 2. 4 Girls Sports Carnival 1. 2. 4 Octette 2 Treasurer 2 Secretary 4 Yearbook Staff Newsreel Staff County Chorus 2. 3 Chorus I. 2. 4 Phyllis Martzloff Phyl Intramurals I, 2, 3. 4 Bowling I. 2 Soccer I. 2. 3. 4 Softball I. 3. 4 Girls Sport Carnival Student Council 4 Junior Play Cheerleader 3, 4 Basketball I, 2, 4 Senior Band I, 2. 3, 4 Chorus I. 2. 4 Yearbook Staff Bruce Thomas Bruce Football I. 2. 3. 4 Basketball I. 3 Band I. 2. 3. 4 Dance Band 1.3,4 Brass Sextet 2. 3. 4 County Band 1,3.4 Pep Band 2 Newsreel Staff Sports Carnival I. 2, 3. 4 Intramurals I, 2. 3, 4 Intramural Leader 2, 3 President 4 Student Council I, 4 Brenda DeLano Bren Band I. 2. 3 Soccer I All County Band 2 Student Council 3 Dance Band I Pep Band 2 Basketball 2 Softball 2 Yearbook Staff Philip Maitland Phil Intramurals I. 2. 3 Bowling Kathryn Lantier Kathy Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Soccer I. 2, 3, 4 Softball I, 2. 3. 4 Prize Speaking 2. 3 Intramurals I. 2. 3 Sports Carnival Asst. Editor of Newsreel Chorus I Junior Play Senior Play Jerry Cool i� i it Jer Baseball I. 2. 3, 4 Basketball I, 2. 3, 4 Intramurals 4 Band I. 2. 3. 4 Dance Band I. 2. 3. 4 Brass Sextet 2, 3, 4 Sports Carnival All County Band Yearbook Staff Track I Bowling 2 Football I. 2. 3 Newsreel Soccer 3 Pep Band 2 II Ruth Berry Shortie Band I. 2. 3, 4 Chorus I Soccer I. 2 Junior Ploy Senior Ploy Intromurols I, 2 Joan Pooler Joanie Intromurols 1. 2, 3. 4 Keitha Smith Junior Ploy Senior Ploy Soccer 3 G.A.A. 3. 4 Intromurols I, 2, 3. 4 Chorus I Spring Cornivol 2 Junior Ploy Intromurols I, 2, 3, 4 12 Albert Peyton Al Intramurals I. 2. 3, 4 Julie Parker Julie Band I. 2. 3. 4 All County Band 2, 3. 4 Prize Speaking 2. 3 Area All State Band 4 Chorus I. 2 Vice President 2 Student Council 2 Pep Band 2 Dance Band I Clarinet Choir 4 Honor Society Anna May Pitkin Annie Intramurals 1. 2, 3 Soccer 1.2.3 Basketball I, 2 G.A.A. I. 2. 3. 4 Dolores Warren Intramurals 3 Honor Society CLASS HISTORY The year of 1947, we as a class, entered Adams High School. Success—passing through the first eight grades, we found ourselves awaiting high school with great anticipation. Our freshman year consisted of forty-two students, including three new students: Penny Genga, Beverly Larrison and William Baum. That year we elected Joanne DeMarse as our president with Edward Smithler as Vice President, Patricia Cushing as Secretary and James Marti as Treasurer. Coach Pate was our advisor. At the end of our freshman year we lost Mary Jane Britton, Barbara Hines, Patrick Wilder, Bernard Pooler, Stewart McAnulty, Betty Pecor and William Baum. Upon entering our sophomore year we consisted of forty-one students. Keith Weal was elected President, Joanne DeMarse as Vice President, Henry Busier as Secretary and Judith Jones as Treasurer. Again Coach Pate was our advisor. We were thrilled to be able to order our class rings. Monica Vorce, David Hatcliff, Keitha Smith, Anna May Pitkin joined our class, but we lost Lyn Simmons, James Ebdon, Joan Overton and Claudia Tamblin. In our junior year we gained Donald Bockman, Ronald Widrick, Truman Gleason and Stewart McAnulty. We presented our Junior Play, Aunt Kathy's Cat under the direction of Mrs. Harmon, which was quite successful. Harry Spicer's Orchestra played for our Junior Prom which was said to be one of the best proms ever put on. Keith Weal was elected President, Joanne DeMarse as Vice President, Patricia Cushing as Secretary, and James Marti as Treasurer. Miss Reed was our advisor. In the fall of 1959, we entered school as full-fledged seniors. In our final and most important year, we lost Francis Dealing, Beverly Larrison, Hazel Wilson, Stewart McAnulty, Truman Gleason and gained Linda Sinclair and Jeanne Dennison who later moved. Bruce Thomas was elected President: Keith Weal, Vice President: Judith Jones, Secretary: and Barbara Waite, Treasurer. In October, we planned our senior play, His Name was Aunt Nellie under the direction of Mrs. Howard, our class advisor. The play proved successful as well as profitable. To help increase our treas- ury, we held several record hops. 14 PROPHECY June 27, 1970 Dear Diary, Tonight I attended a reunion of the I960 graduating class of Adams High School. Although many of them weren't there, I found out many interesting things about them. Keitha Smith, noted for her portrayals as a negro maid, is now a famous broadway star. Keitha attributes her success to the practice she received at A.H.S. Donald Bockman is now living in Texas where he and his wife, the former Kathy Lantier, have established a multi-million dollar oil refinery. Jer y Cool, who in high school, was known as the mad chemist, finally succeeded in blowing up A.H.S. and is now living at the Ogdensburg State Institution. Ronald Widrick, president of the Very Lonely Hearts Club of Lorraine, has not yet trapped any foolish female. Pam Holley is now President of the Maple Grove W.C.T.U.—Alcoholics Anonymous Division. We hear she is having a wonderful time trying to clean up the town. Penny Genga, recently back from Rome, Italy, has established a multi-million dollar restaurant known as, Penny's Pizza Palace,” located at the former Marco's. Bob Wade has taken over the job of Industrial Arts teacher at A.H.S. Pat Cushing is now known by all of her friends as the chief soda jerk on the new jet transatlantic flight. Bob Whitehead is now famously known as a part of the Syracuse Nats. Could Bob have gotten his experience from his basketball days at A.H.S.? Judy Jones is now the attendant at the Saranac Lake ski lift. After getting experi- ence watching A.H.S. Skiers slide on the school hill. Henry Busier, our old classmate, is now nationally known for his drumming per- formances on the Lawrence Welk Show. Bill Babcock is now the game warden from the Adams district. David Hatcliff has recently invented a new rifle called the, Susie Special. Dolores Warren is now head nurse at Bellevue Hospital, in New York City. Joan Pooler has taken over Mrs. Crumb's position as Home Ec. teacher at A.H.S. Ronald Sloan and Jim Marti are now working in their combined labs. Both boys are secretly trying to change each other into the opposite sex. At last report, they were both in for a big surprise. PROPHECY (Continued) Carole Overton is finally anticipating marriage. Men are flocking to her with thoughts of marriage to her money, and a gambling hall in downtown Redfield. Julie Parker, now Mrs. Omar Davis, is running a nursery school. Half of the students in it are her own. Phyllis Martzloff has started her beauty shop in Worth Center. She is making a small fortune on her unsuccessful beauty treatments. Brenda Delano has joined the Mounted Police and has gladly accepted the motto, one way or another, we always get our man. Philip Maitland is now emcee on the radio-television show, Bread of the City, (formerly Toast of the Town.) Linda Sinclair has graduated from a New York City modeling school and is now the famous Wheaties girl. Ruth Berry, following Linda's example of eating Wheaties, has grown to 6'4 and plays basketball with the Texas Cowgirls. Daryl Graves, now in Alaska with her husband, has managed to keep the polar bears remarkably white due to her high school experience with peroxide. Monica Vorce, Now Mrs. Robert Fulmer, is continuing her work as typist in Mr. Scholtz's office. She has a lot of little typists to help her. Bruce Thomas now runs his own feed store in the Siberian wastelands. Barb Waite is still trying to get her mathematics degree by continuing her studies in her father's bakery by counting donuts. Joanne DeMarse, after going through dental school and learninq about teeth, has formulated a new substance called Garnet Gargle. Eddie Smithler, who usually spent his spare time hunting, got most of his game near Belleville. He now has many little hunters. Pat Pooler couldn't bear to leave her seat in Mrs. Bechtel's room so she has taken up the position of her assistant. Albert Peyton, who is considered one of the best hunters of his time is now nick- named the Great White Hunter and makes his home with the natives of Africa. Anna May Pitkin now owns a controlling interest in the, 9 Maples. Keith Weal, known as Irv in high school is now known as Admiral Irving Weal at the Naval Academy. And so, dear Diary, I close, quite amazed at the way the class of I960 met with the ways of the world. 16 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the seniors of the class of I960, in order to form a better student body, establish justice, insure student tranquility, provide for the student's defense, promote th student's welfare, and secure the blessings of the faculty for ourselves and our posterity, do ordain and establish this last will and testament for the student body of Adams High School. Bill Babcock leaves his drawings to Linda Taylor. Ruth Berry wills one lock of hair to Mr. Gordon. Don Bockman wills one oil well and 1 2 interest in a Texas longhorn ranch to anyone who wants to go to Texas with him. Henry Busier leaves his favorite parking place to Dan Whitehead. May he put it to good use. Jerry Cool leaves his combination to the safe to Dave Lalone. Pat Cushing leaves her letter writing to her many friends to Charlene Bangs. Brenda Delano wills her fondness for history to Marie Berry. Joanne DeMarse wills her singing ability to Lorie Fyderek. Penny Genga leaves a frozen pizza to Mrs. Howard to eat in English class. Daryl Graves reveals the secret only her hair dresser knows to Nancy Thomas. Dave Hatcliff leaves one Kiss Susie's mother will never find out about to Susie Stevens. Pam Holley leaves one broken headlight and crumpled fender to George Flaherty. Judy Jones wills her ability to go steady to Marcia. Kathy Lantier leaves a peck of spuds to Kathryn Barker. Phil Maitland wills his good nature to John Illingworth. Jim Marti leaves one pail to Cow Martzloff. Phyllis Martzloff leaves her waves to Linda Holley. Carole Overton wills her ability to chase boys to Sandra Dillenbeck. Julie Parker wills her athletic ability to Nancy Scofield. Albert Peyton leaves one victim of his hunting ability to Janet Hodder. Anna Mae Pitkin leaves her gym suit to Pam Webb. Joan Pooler wills her fondness for reading novels to Joyce Corey. Pat Pooler wills her typing ability to Coach Kane so he can type his own papers next year. Linda Sinclair wills her honesty on tests and one slice of gray matter to Linda Crast. Ronald Sloan leaves his left shoe to Don Smithers. Keitha Smith leaves her negro acting ability to anyone who wants to get blackened up. 17 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT (Continued) Ed Smithler wills his ability to sneak out of school to Jack Jones. Bruce Thomas leaves one speeding ticket and a parking ticket to Abby Hewitt. Monica Vorce leaves her secret of how to get engaged to Lynda Snyder. Bob Wade wills a mop pail for work this summer to Gary Barr and also his rank as Sergeant. Barb Waite leaves her profits from the class treasury to the Junior class. Dolores Warren wills her silent ways to Teri Larkin. Keith Weal leaves his spare time to anyone who can find it. Bob Whitehead leaves one book of Fractured Fairy Tales to Thurston Brown. Ron Widrick leaves the words he never says to anyone who can get them out of his mouth. We all will to Mrs. Howard, one all day sucker, a package of garlic-onion potato chips and peace and quiet when we're gone. We the class of I960, also will to the class of 1961, our rights and privileges as Big Deals, any unpaid bills and all the luck in the world. I F A C U L T Y First row: Mrs. Company, Mrs. Howard. Mrs. Momague. Mr. Scholtz. Mrs. Fleming, Miss Reed. Mrs. Dobbs. Second row: Mr. Socci. Mr. Black. Mr. Lephort, Mrs. Harmon. Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Bechtel. Mrs. Crumb, Mr. Kane Mr. Gordon. Third row: Mr. Caulkins. Mr. Dickinson. Mr. Titus. Mr. Rice. Dr. Alden. First row: Mrs. LaLone, Mrs. Scholtz, Mrs. Simpson. Mrs. Fee. Mrs. Case. Miss Berry. Second row: Mr. Scholtz, Mrs. Sinclair, Miss Wiswell, Mrs. Gleason. Mrs. McCracken. Mrs. Hammond, Mrs. Rawlings. Mrs. Greenley. Mr. Claus. Third row: Mrs. Lephart. Mrs. Hall. Mrs. Whitney. Mrs. Widrig. 20 B U S D R I V E R S Mr. Carl Bates, Mrs. Gladys Dobbins. Mr. Wellington Dobbins. Mr. Lester Overton, Mr. Henry Morton. MOTHERS' CLUB Mrs. Eunice Naklick, Mrs. Arlie Wheeler, Mrs. Joan Peterson. Mrs. Grace Weal. P.T.A. Mrs. Allison Smithler. Mr. Charles Bangs. Mrs. Mildred Carter. CAFETERIA STAFF First window: Diane DeLano. June Pitcher, Dolores Warren, Rose Mof- fet, Donna Ball. Second window: Betty McGrath, Beverly McNett, Mrs. Cook, Joyce Dickinson. Mrs. Shay. Sherman, Patricia Pooler. Monica Vorce. Joanne DeMarse. Brenda DeLano. Joan Pooler. Anna First row: Sonja May Pitkin. Second row: Pamela Holley Ruth Berry. Daryl Graves. Phyllis Martzloff. Julie Parker. Patricia Cushing. Judith Jones. Mrs Howard Linde Sinclair. Carole Overton. Kathy Lantier. Dolores Warren. Penelope Genga. Barbara Waite, Keitha Smith. James Marti. Third row: Ed Smjthler. Bob Wade Albert Peyton, Jerry Cool, Ron Widrick. Bob Whitehead, Ronald Sloan, Donald Bookman, Kedh Weal, Dav.d Hatcliff, Bill Babcock, Bruce Thomas, Phil Maitland, Henry Busier. First row: Nancy Scofield. Georgia Graves. Abby Hewitt. Pamela Webb. Kathryn Barker. Marcia Jones. Susan Dorgan, Linda Crast. Joyce Corey. Second row: Rose Moffet, Linda Draper. Georgiana Ludlow. Claudia Tamblin. Janet Hodder. Linda Taylor. Dick Waters. Clifford Widrick. Miss Reed, John Illingworth. Lori Fyderek, Susanne Stevens, Marie Berry Sandra Dillenbeck. Betty Dack. Diane DeLalon. Brenda Whitford. Sharon Rusho. Third row: David LaLone. Norman Thomas. Jack Jones. John Scofield. George Flaherty, Dan Whitehead. Bill Martzloff. Bob Matthews. Dennis Kellogg, John Trainor, Craig Wagner. Thurston Brown. Charles Wilcox. J U N I O R S 24 s o p H O M O R E S First row: Donald Smithers Robert Widriclc. Gene Ludlow Kenneth Conway, William Berry. Eddie McGrath, Robert Sheley. Second row: Sandra Bice. Judy Sischo, Carole Lantier, Dorothy Nowak. Judy Richmond. Linda Holley. Beverly McNett. Yvonne Beckstead, Margaret Steele. Third row: John Burns, Nancy Thomas. Lynda Snyder, Carolyn Pooler, Clarlene Bangs. Sally Burnash, Betty McGrath. Mr. Rice. Donna Ball, Donna Fyderek. Dawn Williams. Jean Gillispie, Sharon Sherman. John Steele. Peter Jones. Fourth row: John Smith. Eddie Remington, Eddie Woodward. Tom Waite Bruce Whitehead. Duffy Hamilton. Francis Overton. Forty Plantz, Hallett. Gary Barr. Joe Fyderek. William Dealing. Andy Bates. David Weal. First row: Dan Hines. Roger Harris. Ricky Burton, Don Holman. Alan Bates, Milton Davis, Billy Fairchild. Second row: Pat Overton. Shirley Macklen, Joyce Dickinson, Carolyn Draper. Joyce Bowman, Barbara Cushing, Kathy Belloff. Third row: Rochelle Lennox, Beverly Pooler. Vicky Millard. Wilma Flaherty, Carol Pooler. Sue Shelmidine. Teri Larkin, Mrs. Dobbs. Phyllis LaCette. Bernice VanEpps. Peggy Scofield. Ann Whitney. Charlen Park. Vesta Bates. Sheron Beckstead. Gloria Switzer. Fourth row: Robert Burns. Richard Hockey. Marvin Fargo, Richard Dorgan. Frank Crast, Dennis Taylor. Harold Gamble, Michael White. Leroy Backus. Kenneth Barrett. Ronald Newton, Gary Peyton. Bob Corey, Bill Smith. % F R E S H M E N First row: John Lantier, Douglas Widrick, John Sullivan, Randy Smith, Charles Fairchild. Second row: Susan Alden. Susan Kanaley, Mary Woodward, Judy Miner, Mary Russell. Third row: Tommy Burns. James Thompson Cynthia Fish, Flossie Plantz. Mrs. Harmon, Mr. Gregory (cadet) Ann Hatcliff. Geraldine Keller, David Hallett, George Larlcin. Fourth row: Rodney Greenley. Wayne Rusho Carl Berry, John Parker. Brent Nichols, Ronald Reardon, Arthur O’Shaughenessy. First row: Roselyn Rusho. Joyce Backus. Candy Kotlowski. Joanne Corey. Patricia Greenley. Susan Waite. Second row: Barbara Taylor. Marilyn Genga Nancy Giovo. Mrs. Fleming, Mr. Wagner (cadet), Susan Jones. Marcia Harris. Shirley Groves. Carole Fyderek. Third row: David McAnulty. Randy Timmerman, Richard Fish, Fred Walden, Glenn Hungerford, Larry Seaman. Robert Scofield, Roger Dennison. 26 First row: Maxine Robarge. Susan Bangs, Donna Ball, Linda Dobson Chloe Dealing, Grace McIntosh, Linda Brown. Second row: Bonnie Bates, Alice Patten, Susanne Kundell. Mona Beach, Mary Richmond. Mrs. Williams, Donna Beattie, Fay Dealing. Cheryl Stoker, Betty Wilson, Delores Beckstead. Mary Lou Pooler. Third row: Carleton Park, Robert Murphy, Fred Christman, William Draper, Gary Kellogg, Larry Bockman, David Pooler. Eddie Scofield Timothy McConnell, David Reynolds, Gordon Overton, Tommy Lantier. First row: Jenny Bice. Janet Gibbs. Diane Whitehead, Vicki Hill. Susan Seymour, Beverly VanEpps. Shiela Sherman. Second row: Willeam Russell. Mary Pitcher, Ortha Widrick. Susan Snyder. Valerie Sinclair, Mr. Lephart. Vir- ginia Plantr, Mary Pooler. Joan Kilburn, Peggy Mcintosh. Fred Miner. Third row: Francis Weal. Russell Greenwood. Barry Hayes, Ronald Barker, Robert Simpson, James Tiller, John Dorgan, Robert Denny. Leon Steele. Ronald Timmerman, Richard Goutermout, Robert Snyder. 27 First row: Wayne Smithers, Gary Smithers, Dennis McAnulty. Kevin Larkin. Second row: Marsha Whitford, Cheryl McConnell. Lynda Timmerman, Mary Clark, Mary Sullivan, Vickie Barker. Rochelle Reardon. Third row: Ray Murphy. Kim Whitehead. Marcia Gamble. Joanne Phillips Mrs. McCracken, Pamela Rhodes. Kay Elliott. Lee Berry, Norman Fairchild. Fourth row: Bruce Munro, George Keller. Willie Guyett John Gamble, Wayne Jones, James Stoker, William Whitehead. Absent: Richard Taylor. Front row: Sara Richmond, Valinda Pearson. Mary Chereshnoski, Sue Denny. Second row: Bill Moore. Mike Rusho, Don Burns, Leonard. Misczuk, Mike Anthony, Fred Wratten, Danny Free- man. Third row: Betty Wilcox. Betty Smith, Cathy Sischo, Mrs. Simpson, Sallie Lennox, Blanche Beach, Audrey Jones. Fourth row: Don Whitney. Kevin Shutts. Gilbert Tollant, Jeff Peck. Tracey Chever. Ronnie Bates, Bob Wilson, Jerry Briggs. Absent: Janet Denison. 28 First row: Nancy Datoush, Sharon Barney. Barbara Patten. Mary Heinrich. Louise Hirschey. Patricia Gregory, Marcia Shelmidine. Second row: Shephen Denny, Margaret Lantier. Donna Pitlcin, Mrs. Fee. Judy Lennox. Connie Whitehead. David Curtis. Absent: Anne Burton. First row: Carol Waugh, Linda Sedgemore. Rosemary O'Shea. Elaine Towsley, Carolyn Alden, Jean Marti, Kathy Cushing. . Second row: Sandy Overton. Debbie Reynolds, Mary Jane Kotlowski, Diane Bacon, Mrs. Hall. Denise Taylor, Sue Brown, Janet Yerdon. Ray Witehead. Third row: Norman Yerdon. Mike Cascanet. James Shutts. Paul Hungerford. Cole Filson. Douglas Woodward. Francis Whitehead. Absent: Linda Liscomb, Nancy Newton, John Greenwood. F I F T H First row: Jean Welsh, Carol Jones, Susan LaCette, Gloria Taylor, Cynthia Giovo, Arlys Wagner. Second row: Peter Niewieroski. Lonnie Liscomb. Terry Dallas. Tommy Tallant, Mrs. Greenley, Ronny Burns. Gary Sullivan, Gary Keller. Third row: Billy Crast, Jerry Pooler, David Ebdon. Paul Cascanet, Earl Lennox, Raymond Shelmidine, Gary La- Vere, Jimmy Denny. Absent: Pamela Sinclair. Timothy Claflin. First row: Joanne McAnulty, Carolyn Fairchild, Marcia Munk, Constance Oakes, Yvonne Widrick. Second row: John Moore. Martin Thompson, Susan Burdick. Sandra Fone. Mrs. Case, Kathleen Richmond. Ta- tnara Wheeler. Rodney Widrick, Arthur Phillips. Third row: Brian Hayes, John Nowak. Lyman Remington. Michael Hoagland. Robert Groff, Michael Rice, Paul Church. Absent: Dean Munro. Ernest Pitcher Emily Steele. 30 First row: Sandra Sassaman, Denice Price. Melanie Dudley. Deeann O’Brien, Betsy Rice. Brenda Sinclair, Linda Jones. Second row: Gwendolyn Nutting. Renee Reardon. Bonita Edwards. Robert Williams. Mrs. Hammond. Arnold Ebdon, Lois Yerdon. Vicky Wood. Dawn Shelmidine. Third row: Kevin Barker, Charles McAnulty, Micheal Richards. Ronnie VanEpps, Fred Larkin, Ronnie Waugh. Michael Lieto, Billy Misczuk, Dale Hitchcock. Absent: Charlene Gregory. First row: Mary Alice Patchen. Rebecca Peck. Leiana Thomas. Marlee Larkin, Gail Roberts, Lydia Draper, Terry Lee. Second row: Jimmy Wratten, Peggy Whiting, Jeanne Heinrich. Lindy Spry, Mrs. Rawlings, Virginia Dewey. Beverly Liscomb. Ann Church. Jimmy Alden. Billy Beach, Harold Rusho, Richard Dallas. Mike Otis. Dennis Hough, Tommy Kundell, Rupert Monaghan. Billy Elliott, Richard Kucik. 31 First row: Cynthia Widrick, Beverly Barker. Denise Gibbs. Doreen Shutts. Carol Schneider, Marian Tousley, Pamela Niewieroski. Deborah Nutting. Second row: Roy Thompson. Thomas Larkin. Jerry Henry. Thomas Lennox, Mrs. Whitney. James Misczuk, Rich- ard Groff. Frank Sacci, William Whiting. Third row: William Mullin. Glenn Peterson. Norman Draper. Martin O'Connor. Louis McNett. Terry Henry, Danny McConnell. Dennis Brown. First row: Debbie Dennison. Francine Rusho, Brenda Danks. Jean Hosmer. Carol Whitney, Deborah Finley, Joyce McIntosh. Second row: Charles Fernandes. William Tousley. Connie Briggs. Sharon Taylor, Mary Taylor. Della Groff, Dawn Clark. Barbara Dunham. Anne Ferris, Jerry Moore. Richard West. Third row: Barry Joy, James Scofield. Tommy Franklin. Pat Cascanet, Mrs. Gleason. Bobby Whiteman. Carl Freeman. Tommy Dorgan. Billy Dennison. Absent: Leo Russell. 32 First row: Tommy Cushing, Dale Roberts, Floyd Berry. Jon Whitford. Louis Church, Tommy Fillharf, Billy Sul- livan. Second row. Evelyn Wilder, Patti Wratten. Lottie Wilder. Brenda Groff. Nina Dack, Sue Lee. Helen Ann Berry. Rena Thompson. Patti Niewieroslci. Third row: Elena Vrooman. Sue Richards. Tina Maxson, Kathleen Dewey, Mrs. Sinclair. Charlotte Heinrich, Kathy Berry. Ann Miller. Cindy Spry. Fourth row: Jack Crast, David Naklick. Scott Nichols, Moreau Wheeler, Warren Shelmidine, Richard Hoag- land, Randy Fargo, Jack Kucik. Absent: Kathy Cascanet, Dicky Palmer. First row: John VanEpps, Robert Shelmidine. Michael Whitehead, Michael Plaatje, Thomas Ring, Joseph Mc- Connel, Barry West, Martine Barden. Second row: Cathy Maitland, Barbara Town. Janna Joy. Teri Thomas, Bonnie Wagner, Mary Draper. Priscilla Pooler. Catherine Marra, Cheryl, Kulesza, Bonnie Patchen. Third row: Susan Greene. Anita LaLone. Deborah Price, Joanne Genga, Mrs. Widrig. Barbara Haller, Joanne Brown, Joan Smith. Fourth row: David Simmons, Michael Demianenko, Neil Vroman, Gary Peterson, Mark Moore, Richard Briggs. Bruce Widrick, Howard Murray, Marck Dewey. Absent: Robert Fillhart. F I R S T K N D E R G A R T E N Front row: Randy Filson Don Maitland Tommy Larkin. Ricky Sidman. Danny Simmons. Tommy Gibbs. Michael Whiting, Brian Brown. Second row: Beclcy Finley. Sylvia Brown Debbie Filson Adele Countryman. LuAnn Smith. Third row: Danny Towsley. Jimmie Dack, Chris Hirschey. Michael Denny. Dorene Dobbins. Mrs. Scholtz. Kim Larkin. Randy LaVere, David Cronk. Tommy Briggs. Fourth row: David Scofield John Sullivan. Frank Woodward. Dennis Shelmidine. John Devoy. Byron LaLone Danny McAnulty Gregory Lantier, Peter Peterson. First row: Martin Timmerman. Chuck Chaufty. Ricky Palmer. Roger Hotchkiss. Danny Yerdon. Glenn Sacci, becond row: Debbie Perry. Nancy Goslin, Teresa Groff. Susan Church. Sandra Snyder. Third row: Judy Hough. Debbie Palmer. Jody Sprague. Mrs. Scholtz. Anne Hayes, Kathy Demiananko. Cathy Fernandes. Molly Ferris. Fourth row: Jimmie Welsh. Timothy Cascanet. David White. Stephen Sassaman. Tommy Murray. Jimmy Rice. 34 INTRAMURAL LEADERS Seated: Jack Jones. Jerry Cool, Coach Kane. Pam Holley. Georgia Graves. Standing: Bob Burns. Duffy Hamilton. Sally Burnash, Peggy Scofield. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL First row: Fred Miner. Barry Hayes. Larry Seaman. John Sullivan, David Reynolds. Randy Timmerman. Second row: Mr. Wagner. David Hallett. Gary Kellogg. Larry Bockman. Fred Walden. Carl Berry, Wayne Rusho. Tommy Burns. Mr. Gregory. 36 First row: Janet Hodder. Nancy Thomas, Georgia Graves. Kathryn Barker, Judy Richmond, Nancy Scofield Diane DeLano. „ OL ... Second row: Joanne DeMarse Pam Holley. Barbara Waite. Daryl Graves, Carole Overton. Linda Holley. Phyllis LaCette. Ann Whitney. Sally Burnash. Kathy Belloff. Coach Claus. Third row: Charlene Bangs, Sharon Rusho. Penny Genga. Linda Crast. Susan Dorgan, Ter. Larkin. Pat Overton. Carolyn Pooler. B O W L BOYS First row: Charlie Wilcox, Duffy Hamilton, Gary Barr, Bill Berry, Joe Fyderek. Craig Wagner. John Burns. Second row: Jim Marti, Ed Smithler, Frank Crast, Keith Weal. Alan Foster, Don Bockman, Bob Wade. Coach N G Kane. Third row: John Illingworth. Bob Matthews. Dave LaLone. Front: Abby Hewitt, Nancy Scofield. First row: Kathy Lantier. Phyllis Martzloff. Carole Overton. Georgia Vesta Bates. Coach Claus. Second row: Barbara Waite. Joanne DeMarse. Pam Holley Sharon Belloff. Pat Overton. Graves. Carol Lantier. Peggy Scofield Rusho. Linda Holley. Teri Larkin. Kathy First row: Pat Overton. Peggy Scofield Pam Holley. Joanne DeMarse. Georgia Graves Tc oellotf. Second row: Janet Hodder, Barbara Waite. Daryl Graves. Phyllis Martzloff. Carole Overtor Nancy Scofield Abby Hewitt. Vesta Bates, Coach Claus. Third row: Charlene Bangs. Sally Burnash, Sharon Rusho, Linda Holley Linda Sinclair Marc Snyder. Kathy Lantier. Larkin. Kathy Carol Lantier. Jones. Lynda S O c c E R 38 J.V. Front row: Teri Larkin. Pat Overton. Charlene Bangs. Diane DeLano. Back row: Kathy Belloff. Carole Lantier. Abby Hewitt. Linda Taylor Mrs. LaLone. VAKbl I Y Front row: Duffy Hamilton. Jack Jones, Henry Busier. Jack Jones. Craig Wagner. Cliff Widrick. Back row: Robert Simpson. Manager. Dennis Kellogg. Keith Weal. Dan Whitehead. Bill Martiloff. Bob White- head. Jerry Cool. Coach Kane. J.V. Front row: Gary Peyton. David Weal. Bob Sheley. Pete Jones. Ricky Burton. Billy Smith. Back row: Frank Crast, Tom Waite. Bruce Whitehead. Dennis Taylor. Gary Barr, Mike White. Dick Dorgan J u N I 0 R V A R S 1 T Y 40 FOOTBALL SCORES ADAMS 0 INDIAN RIVER ADAMS 0 ALEX BAY ADAMS 13 CLAYTON ADAMS 6 GENERAL BROWN ADAMS 7 ADAMS CENTER ADAMS 6 SACKETS HARBOR ADAMS 13 BELLEVILLE CAPTAINS Keith Weal and Ed Smithler First row: Coach Kane. Keith Weal. Charles Wilcox. Jack Jones. Craig Wagner. Duffy Hamilton, David Gibbs Gary Barr. Coach Lephart. Second row: Milton Davis, Cliff Widrick, Thurston Brown. Henry Busier. Bruce Thomas, Tom Waite, Ed Smithler. Third row: Pat O'Neal. Norman Thomas. Bob Matthews Bill Martiloff. Mike White, Harold Gamble. Frank Crast, John Burns. Fourth row: Ed Woodward. Bruce Whitehead. Dan Whitehead, David Weal. Bob Burns, Billy Smith. F O O T B A L L BASKETBALL SCORES ADAMS 61 27 SACKETS HARBOR ADAMS 71 47 SANDY CREEK ADAMS 66 43 HENDERSON ADAMS 66 50 MANNSVILLE ADAMS 69 56 BELLEVILLE ADAMS 63 54 ADAMS CENTER ADAMS 41 52 GENERAL BROWN ADAMS 70 47 SACKETS HARBOR ADAMS 61 65 SANDY CREEK ADAMS 70 43 HENDERSON ADAMS 63 47 MANNSVILLE ADAMS 76 54 BELLEVILLE ADAMS 56 51 ADAMS CENTER ADAMS. 63 36 GENERAL BROWN BOYS' AND GIRLS' WINTER CARNIVALS TABLE TENNIS SINGLES DAVE GIBBS QUOITS SINGLES DICK WATERS QUOITS DOUBLES ALAN BATES JOHN SCOFIELD TABLE TENNIS SINGLES CAROLE OVERTON TABLE TENNIS DOUBLES KATHY LANTIER LINDA HOLLEY BADMINTON SINGLES NANCY SCOFIELD BADMINTON DOUBLES JOANNE DeMARSE PAM HOLLEY TUMBLING PAT OVERTON SALLY BURNASH—Third SHUFFLEBOARD SINGLES NANCY THOMAS—Third FOUL SHOOTING BARB WAITE—Third Seated: Pat Overton. Carol Lantier. Bruce Thomas. John Trainor, Mr. Rice. Standing: Russell Greenwood, Larry Seaman. Ricky Burton. Tom Waite. George Flaherty. Henry Busier, Phyllis Mertzloff. Nancy Thomas. Diane DeLano, Charlen Park, Mary Richmond. Patricia Greenley. Seated: Dolores Warren. Pat Pooler. Joyce Corey. JulieParker, Marie Berry. Standing: Barbara Waite, Linda Crest, Linda Sinclair, Keith Wea Ed Smithler. Joanne DeMarse. SENIOR Se« d: « — y Lentior .« '« ' Mfj Ho 3 6« «5 « • V' « . S « v5 : S3 3 e' e' 4’ e-5 3 $ cY' Do a'd £ock «f Bob w dt. H f� f y Buil f. p L A Y s PRIZE SPEAKING Seated: William Berry, Barbara Waite, Carole Overton, Joanne DeMarse, Mrs. Howard. Standing: Abby Hewitt, Susan Dorgan, Linda Sinclair, Keith Weal. Carole Lantier, Marie Berry. Z T E A M 46 Ed Smithler. Barbara Waite, Linda Sinclair, Keith Weal. c -O G. A. A. OFFICERS Seated: Carole Overton. Pam Holley. Coach Kane Nancy Scofield. Sharon Rusho. Standing: Peggy Scofield, Judy Sischo. 47 First row: Bob Wade, Ann Whitney, Marie Berry, Tommy Burns. Henry Busier. Susie Stevens. Second row: Tommy Waite, Jerry Cool. Keith Weal. Bruce Thomas. Norman Thomas. David Weal. Mr. Sacci. ALL-COUNTY BAND AND CHORUS First row: Julie Parker. Barbara Waite. Carole Overton. Penny Genga. Marie Berry. Second row: Ed Woodward, Kathy Belloff, Sally Burnash. Susie Stevens. Joanne DeMarse. Diane DeLano, Bill Berry. Third row: Bob Wade Jerry Cool, Tom Waite, Duffy Hamilton. Bruce Thomas Dave Weal. Norman Thomas. 48 First row: S. Stevens. L. Crest, S. Burnash. B. Ball. D. Whitehead. P. Holley. R. Greenwood. S. Bangs. Second row: C. Parks. B. Whitehead. P. Martzloff. C. Overton J. Parker. K. Weal. S. Macklen. D. Burns, P. Overton, B. Wade. T. Burns. A. Whitney. M. Berry. Third row: P. Greenley. C. Lantier. L. Holley. D. Reynolds. G. Peyton. M. White, D. Holman. B. Smith. D. Weal. N. Thomas. B. Thomas. F. Plantz. D. Whitehead. J. Marti. B. Wilcox. M. Richmond. T. Waite, J. Cool. Standing: Mr. Sacci. B. Sheley. H. Busier. R. Burton. B. Simpson. J. Hodder. JUNIOR First row: Betty Smith. Joanne Corey. Susan Waite. Diane Whitehead. Donny Burns. Kim Whitehead. Russell Greenwood. Second row: Valerie Sinclair. Tracey Chever, Geraldine Keller, David Reynolds, Bobby Denny. Jimmy Green- wood. Pamela Rhodes. Joanne Phillips. Tommy Burns. Nancy Giovo. Third row: Kay Elliott. Susan Denny. Linda Brown Beverly VanEpps. Bill Smith Bobby Simpson. Randy Timmer- man. Mr. Sacci. B A N D S SENIOR First row: D. Williams, D. Ball. S. Stevens. V. Bates. V. Millard B. Cushing. J. Sischo. L. Fyderelc. B. VanEpps. R. Moffet. Second row: Miss Wiswell, S. Shelmidine. P. LaCette. L. Holley. B. Waite, P. Holley. D. Graves. J. Bowman. J. Jones, L Sinclair, K. Barker. M. Jones. C. Overton. J. Dickinson. P. Genga. C. Pooler, W. Flaherty. Third row: P Scofield. N. Thomas. P. Overton. C. Bangs. K. Belloff. J. DeMarse. P. Martzloff,' L. Crast. S. Dorqan. C. Lantier, S. Burnash. T. Larkin. A. Hewitt. L. Snyder. C. Pooler. JUNIOR First row: V. Plantz. S. Konaley. J. Gibbs. B. Ball. S. Snyder. C. Dealing. C. Kotlowski. P. Greenley Second row: B. Bates. R. Rusho, A. Patten. L. Dobson, G. McIntosh. O. Widrick. S. Sherman. M. Russell. M. J. Pooler, J. Kilburn. C. Stoker. M. Robarge. L. Brown. JI ri PJ. yc,nf®sh- J- Miner- V- Sinclair N. Giovo. M. Harris. M. Richmond. D. Whitehead A. Hatcliff. B. Taylor, G. Keller. C. Fyderek. J. Corey, S. Bangs. J. Bice. S. Waite. D. Becksted. M. Pooler Fourth row: M Pitcher. B. Wilson. B. VanEpps. F. Dealing, M. Beach. S. Seymour. C. Fish. S. Groves. F. Plantz D. Beattie. J. Backus. S. Jones. M. Genga. V. Hill, M. Woodward. S. Alden. 50 favorites , Name tn K Age Age Acts Likes Dislikes Spends Time Favorite Saying Ambition Outcome Bill Babcock 17 75 To sleep in class School Playing cards Huh? or all that jazz Artist Movie Actor Ruth Berry 18 2 Week-ends Homework Giggling Gosh Grow Taller To be Masters, the Butler Don Bockman 18 14 Onions Snow Sweeping floors 1 guess so Playboy Rebel Leader Henry Busier 18 9 mos. Clothes Food At Jerry's playing pool You're nuts Millionaire Billiard King Pat Cushing 18 27 Boys Getting to school on time Jerking cokes Got a letter today . . . Airline Stewardess Traffic Mgr. on Cloud Nine Jerry Cool 17 l' 2 Girls Girls chasing him Playing pool Pisquallie Get off farm Farmer Brenda Delano 18 10 To stay away from home History Passing out slips Oh, be quiet Airline hostess Get married Joanne DeMarse 17 916 Jimmy History Staying at home Oh, Crap! Married woman New author of Mad Magazine Penny Genga 17 12 To talk Silence Baby sitting Shoot! Graduate Teenage nothing Daryl Graves 18 35 Sweaters School Writing to Willie Honey Earn money Miss Claroil David Hatcliff 18 11 Susie Being embarrassed Eating in class Hey, Penguin Mechanic Junk dealer Pamela Holley 17 4 mos. To go out on school nights Getting up in the morning At Bob's Restaurant 1 give up Work in milk plant Bartender Judith Jones 18 99 Bruce Trig. Sleeping Why? Architect Nursery attendant Kathy Lantier 17 13 Sports Tumbling Waiting for Don to make up his mind Oh, Sugar! Teach History Raise potatoes Philip Maitland 17 150 Cars To sleep Reading Darn it Electronics enqineer Juvenile delinquent James Marti 18 516 His brother’s Impala Paying for gas Trying to get out of work It’s still right Tall man in the circus Alffred E. Newman II Phyllis Martzloff 17 9 Henry Gym Biting her finger nails Is that more important? Get married Oldmaid Carole Overton • 17 10 All boys Diets Exercising Sweetie Socialite Democratic Senator Name Age Age Acts Likes Dislikes Spends time Favorite Saying Ambition Outcome Julia Parker 17 93 Math Being cold With Omar Lab technician Blow up the world Albert Peyton 18 9 Hunting Shakespeare In the woods Oh, 1 don't know Great white hunter Keeper at Lincoln Park Zoo Anna Mae Pitkin 17 12 Keith History At 9 Maples Oh, you know what Secretary Owner of a chain of Restaurants Joan Pooler 16 8 Arnold History At birthday parties 1 don’t know Beautician Wife Pat Pooler 16 5 To dance Sack dresses Sewing Oh, shut up Home econom- ics teacher “wiTi Linda Sinclair 18 40 Cooking Going to bed Studying I'm sorry Biochemist 1 st Woman President Kietha Smith 18 29 phii Diets Horseback riding All that jazz Nurse Wells Fargo Agent Ronald Sloan 3 mo. 16 To watch Huckleberry hound Homework Trying to blow up the lab. Sit down and be quiet Teacher Director of Huckleberry Hound Show Edward Smithler 18 6 Money Work In Bellville Dahhh Science teacher 1st Man on moon Bruce Thomas 18 99 Speeding Tickets With Judy So . . . Technician To own a feed store in Siberia Monica Vorce 17 6 Bob Homework Helping Mr. Scholtz Oh, shut up Stenographer Raise little Bob Wade Retired 17 Meatballs Mopping halls Relaxing Oh, you're drunk Shop teacher Clean rest rooms at Alcatraz Dolores Warren 17 50 To be quiet Gym Working Full time nurse County Keith Weal 18 4' 2 Himself Having his class rinq Reading comics Oh, crap Beatnik Convert sinners Barbara Waite 17 2 mos. Food In the bath tub Peachy-keen Math. teacher Einstein II Bob Whitehead 18 6 Girls School Flirting La tra Join Air Force time Stories Ron Widrick 18 102 Everything Nothing Being quiet TTT To say something Auctioner Mrs. Howard cn u Censorec 18 To eat in class Students eating in class Chewing on stale sandwiche Stay in your seats til the bell rings Get fat 7 BELLOFFS All-Ways a Better Deal at GIBBS AND MACILLVENNIE MOTORS CHEVROLET AND OLDSMOBILE SALES AND SERVICE Phone 2-5751 Adams, New York ADAMS ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY INVESTIGATE Complete Banking Service THE NORTHERN NEW YORK TRUST CO. Adams, N. Y. Members of THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. Congratulations to the Class of '60 JEFFERSON COUNTY JOURNAL THE HOMETOWN WEEKLY NEWSPAPER Commercial Printing and Photography EST. IN 1884 L G. BALFOUR COMPANY 1868 I960 Best Wishes to the Class of '60 JAMES R. MILLER CO. Miller Bldg. Watertown, N. Y. 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