Alfred Almond High School - Alcen Yearbook (Almond, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1963 volume:

THE EDITOR AND STAFF PROUDLY PRESENT ALCEN Editor-in-Chief John Burdick Literary Editor Susan Scholes Art Editor Sue Montgomery Photography Editor Norma Jackman Business Manager Sharon Post Circulation Editor Betty Kay Patrick Sports Editor _ Karl Barron Advertising Editors Charles Cameron Mike Stuart DEDICA TED TO JEAN The senior class dedicates this book with great- est pleasure to Jean Schlick. We thank her, in a small way, for her patience and willingness to be interrupted, for listening to all our troubles, and being cheerful when no one else is. She has uncomplainingly looked up endless locker combinations, kept track of insurance money and measured seniors' heads. We wouldn't be sur- prised if she helps balance the books with her own coffee money. Perhaps it is especially fitting to dedicate this Alcen to Jean because her help made it all possible. 5 13 25 35 49 67 ADMINISTRATION SENIORS SPORTS UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES SPONSORS 1 D M I N I S T R A T I O N 5 PRINCIPAL Mr. Kenneth Clicquennoi First Row: Mr. Paul Powers, Mrs. Robert Turner, Mr. Wiflis Russel. Second Row: Mr. Richord Braack, Mr. Hubert Wightman. BOARD OF EDUCATION MAIN OFFICE Mrs Marilyn Lockwood, Mr. A. Prentice Stillman, Miss Virginia Wheeler. GUIDANCE OFFICE Mr. William Churchill, Mrs. Jean SchNck. Absent: Mr. Michael Tower. HEALTH OFFICE Mrs. Thelma Post, Mrs. Eleanor Levengood. 7 GRADE Bottom Row: Mrs. Morionnc Dickens, Mrs. Mary Jane Sass, Mrs. Frances Coleman. Second Row: Mrs. Elizabeth Carmody, Mrs. Bertha Behrens, Mrs. Barbara Clork, Mrs. Audrey Torrey. Top Row: Mrs. Josephine Rawe, Mrs. Joan Chapin, Mrs. Corol Ehrig, Mrs. Lucile Hildebrand, Mrs. Helen Wirt. Bottom Row: Miss Pauline Sanford, Miss Florence Mullen, Mrs. Doris Paine. Second Row: Mrs. Dorothy Stockweother, Mrs. Julio Sicker, Mrs. Mary E. Burdick. Top Row: Mrs. Eloise Boker, Mrs. Helen Callahan, Mrs. Mildred Butler. Absent: Mrs. Williom McAlee. JUNIOR AND SENIOR Bottom Row: Mrs. Harriet Dcvercll, Miss Sara Cassidy, Mrs. Mary Ellen Westlake. Second Row: Mrs. Mary Thachcr, Mrs. Ruth Seaman. Top Row: Mr. John Parker, Mrs. Juanita Pulos. 10 HIGH TEACHERS ji-— fVZ « r'' Bottom Row: Mrs. Helene Phelon, Mr Linn Phelan, Mr A. Prentice Stillman, Mr. Donald Glenn Sprague, Mr. Robert Torrey, Mrs. Elizabeth Stillman, Miss Mrs. June VanHall, Mr Joseph DiCamillo, Mr. Harold Hackett, Absent: Mrs Lois Morgenfeld, Mrs. Claire Randolph, Mr. Gera ce Second Row: Mr ? Hele p Thomas. Top Row j Mr. J V. 0 Linderman. ieth Brace. 1 J 4 j i irn —i i CUSTODIANS Bottom Row: D. Heers, C. Homlin. Top Row: D. Pierce, W. VanOrmon, P. Studley. CAFETERIA STAFF M. Gilluiy, Miss Lilly, B. Schwartz, I. Reed, N. Schwartz, E. Biehl, L. White, D. Guthrie, V. Gifford, S. Zirkelbach. BUS DRIVERS D. Heers, C. Hamlin, L. White, D. Pierce, R. Studley, W. Palmer, L. Ryan, C. Moses, A. Lorrow, W. VanOrman. QUOTES We are o small class—guinea pigs for schedule changes and other time-and-space saving ideas of the administration. In spite of our size, our class has been able to excel in field days, and our fair booth was a success. These events required close co-opera- tion, believe us! Because we are determined to go to Washington, this year has been one of intense money-raising. Sometimes we have wondered if the school is really a non-proft-making organ- ization. It should be noted, however, that our class managed to win the magazine sale contest. Before the glow of that success died away, we were plunged into the production of our senior play, Gramcrcy Ghost. This was above all a class project, and we all helped in small ways, giving our sympathy to the cast, who rehearsed all hours, even during test week! A who's who of the cast would include Bev, Bill, John and Joe. Mrs. Phelan wos our director. Soon oil the glories of our senior year will be just ancient history, but we will never com- pletely forget them. How could we? A. Brown, President; M. Leach, Vice-President; J. Paul, Secretary; N. Jackman, Treasurer. SENIOR NOTES AND Please, may we take a breok? This has just got to be the greatest! Only 256 days to graduation! Written on the blackboard, room 207— Reconvene at 1 1:45 Caption for the picture of adviser on the preceding page— Shall I tell about the bugs in the broccoli or the rats in the meat grinder? Who said the Junior year was the hardest? Washington, look out! 14 John Burdick A versatile fellow is John, Who will be greatly missed when he's gone; Our editor reads Fancy music for reeds. And socially, he's a Don Juan. Sara Butler A cute little blondie is Sara, But numbers and figures all scare her; When she drives in a car, The pedal's too far; And she shakes in a treeible terror. Karl Barron This gallant young face is our Karl, Who wrestles his man to a snarl; And out on the track, All they see is his back. Our sports editor without a quarrel. Artec Brown We give you now Miss Arlee Brown, From the hill overlooking the town; When she jumps, leading cheers. Almost everyone fears That maybe she'll never come down. v Donald Cook The fellow above is Don Cook, The most horse-loving boy i book; He really can ride, F.F.A. is his pride. So ag and mechanics he took. Bruce Cornell Our Bruce lives across Jericho, Where wildly the winter winds blov He con ploy a guitar. Or rescue your car. If ever you're stuck in the snow. this Beverly Clancy A cute thing is Beverly Clancy, Whose future appeors quite romancy; She's Irish as Dublin, Charles Cameron . But teasin's not troublin', This Cameron lad is called Chizzy, A”d homc-makin' catches her fancy. At farming he keeps himself busy; He rouses no wrath In the teacher of moth And his marks make the rest of us dizzy. ft to ft Mary Lou Davis We want you to meet Mary Lou, There's nothing that she cannot do; She can cook, she can sew, (F.H.A., don't you know), Condy Striper, she helps nurses too. Karen Cornelius We give you now Karen Cornelius, Who laughs with a laugh that is squealius; She dresses so well. That we never can tell If her art is obstract or surrealius. Peggy Anne Dungan This cute girl is called Peggy Dungan; She likes jokes and laughs when you've sprung one. If you've had the chance To see her at a dance, You know she's a most graceful young one. Joseph Decker Joe Decker is our S.C.P., An excellent drummer is he; He studies and sings. Went to Boy's State and things, And his smile is a pleasure to see A Norma Jackman Norma Jackman has come heah from Florida, Wheah summahs are said to be tor- rida; Her house is quite new. Her friends are not few. Audrey Hardy Audrey Hardy has ployed the French horn Every holiday since she was born; And they greet her inc.ossroom ond Leaving poor Mister Sprague all for- lorn. corrida. James Evans A teasing young Evans in Jim, Who says clever things, as a whim; His nickname is Phony, He makes a good crony. And wrestled with all kinds of vim. Thomas Goodwin As an ortist this Tom should go far; At coricatures he's a star; He makes novel things too. Out of paper and glue, And drives o most beautiful car. Joann Jefferds We now sing of Jefferds, Joann, And the fair-booth she helped i to plan. She worked at the Fair, Has most interesting hair, Get her autograph now, if you cai Linda Knudsen This picture shows Linda the fair, Who has bright Scandinavian hair; Her lough's fun to hear, And she's full of good cheer; Linda Ryan and she make a pair. Michael Leach A rugged young man is Mike Leach, Who puts the shot way out of reach; All the girls sigh As he passes by, Teachers find him a challenge to teach. William Martin An active boy is Bill Martin; All sports he must always hove part in. One thing he must like. Is his black racing bike With its gadgets for stoppin' and startin'. I u ■ Roger Marvin From Tinkertown where he's a loger, Comes Marvin, whose first name is Roger; Often found in the hall. Bachelors' Club is his ball. He's a quiet but likeable codger. Michael McMahon A bosketboll stor is McMahon, Whose quickness suits'every fan; He's not big as o house. So we oil coll him Mouse; Getting out of the woy is his plan. Sue Montgomery A smart girl from Almond is Sue, A most diligent one, it is true; She edits our ort. Got good marks from the start. And a youth group is led by her, too. Donald Neeley Now listen! Here comes Donald Neeley, In his car, with its four tires squealy. He builds up his muscle With supervised tussle; And gets to be quite o man, really! % Betty Kay Patrick This picture presents B.K.P., A beoutiful cheerleader, she, Who leads us in yells. And Alcens she sells; A friendlier girl you'll not see £ -cv. .V Pamela Nisbet Let us introduce Pam if we may. She presides over our F.H.A.; With a soft gentle voice. She mokes it her choice To help others in every way. Sharon Post Our foxy young friend is quite dorin'. She twirls a baton to bands' blarin'; Her head is quite red. And committees are led i i p i By this charmin' young bairn named • u IO °U , n Sharon P 0 Morovia has come Juli Paul, Who takes teasing from bovs one and all; She has joined F.N.C., And in her family. There are brothers, both large ones and small. Linda Ryan Lots of friends has this girl, Linda Ryan, But for one she's especially sighin' We'll not tell you his name. But we know, just the same; You can get it from her without pryin'. Carolyn Richmond Carolyn Richmond is quick as a wink. Talking faster than most of us think: Her activities floor us: F.T.A., bells, band, chorus— To list them all takes too much ink. Susan Scholcs The limericks you are perusin' Were built by a damsel named Susan; She always hos time To put friends all in rime, And moke their descriptions con- fusin'. 22 Margaret Sayvetz Here's Margaret who joined us quite late. Most excellent marks ore her fate; Her French is well spoken. And, by the same token, She enjoys a good earnest debate. Brian Seaman This picture presents Brian Seaman, Whose face is persistently beamin'; One way he has fun Is to shoot (with a gun), And sometimes he starts all girls screamin'. Richard Shutt From Honey Run comes this boy, Dick, At the skills of a chef he is quick; He runs races called drag While stitching a rag. And his cookies all turn out quite slick. Willard Smith Here's Willard whose lost name is Smith, Who likes the machines he plays with; He's calm and collected And highly respected, And working, to him, is no myth. Michael Stuart A two-county dweller is Mike, A fellow that all the girls like; He manages teams. Likes to hunt, so it seems. And in fishing for ads gets a strike Marcia Zwiebel Marcia Zwiebel is just lots of fun. Once her joke had a kick like a gun; When a misfired pie Hit her smack in the eye. Now she works with a quip or a pun. Mr. Robert Torrey We are grateful to our Mr. Torrey, Who helped bring our class to its glory; His teaching makes history Much less of a mystery. And he alwoys can tell a good story. Loretta Webster This Webster girl's name is Loretta, As baby-sitter, there is none better; She can run, jump and play. Is strong in F.H.A., And lucky's the man who will get her. Roberta Webster This Phillips Creek twin is Roberta, At games and at sports an exerter, At work, she's a striver. And an excellent driver. Perhaps there is no girl experter! s p o R T S TRACK As o result of the wotchful spirited coaching of Mr. McEvoy, our boys captured second place in the county meet despite being out- manned by the first place Bolivar club, three to one. From there the following boys went on to compete in section 5 at Rochester: Derek Frechette in the half mile, Mike Minnick in the quarter mile, Jim Evans and Gary Kelleher in the pole vault. Fine individual efforts were put forth by Mike Minnick and Derek Frechette by com- pleting the season undefeated. Mike went on to break the county record in the quarter mile and Derek to cop second in the sectional half mile run. The whole team performed superbly through- out the entire season by decisively downing A and AA schools. Bottom Row: M. Leach, K. Barron, L. Kellogg, T. Rawe, M. McMahon,. Second Row: C. Frechette, R. Whitford, D. Judson, J. Woodruff, G. Kelleher. Top Row: Coach-Mr. McEvoy, D. Frechette, M. Minnick, D. Bennett, J. Evans, S. Rice, D. North. Bottom Row: M. Horwood, J. Mullen, K. Kernon, A. Vonderhoef. Second Row: B. Neville, J. North, P. Lockwood, D. Porter, T. Horwood, W. Mortin. Top Row: P. Ploisted, R. Perry, N. Obuhonich, P. Randolph, S. Bey, L. Vonderhoef, Cooch-Mr. Hockett. Under the capable coaching of Harold Hackett, our 1962 baseball team ended with a 5 win-5 loss record. Rocky Harwood led our Eagles with a batting average of 324 for the season. In a decisive victory over Fillmore (24-3) Jim Bey connected for a homerun. Despite the loss of four seniors, we are confident that our Golden Eagles will come through with a winning season in '63. The Cross Country team saw another successful year with the best team to date at A-A. They placed second in our invitational which has grown to be the second largest Cross Country event in Western New York. Another bright spot of the season occurred when Karl Barron set a new school record for the 2.2 mile course, in a time of 10:37.5. As a result of the coaching advice and incentive of Mr. Moore and team desire, our team returned home from Alfred with the Section 5 trophy after a romping victory through a field of twenty schools, leaving the First Row: D. Coleman, L. Kellogg, K. Borron, T. Rowe, G. Smith, W. Martin. Standing: J. Buckmoster, D. Whitford, R. Rawleigh, D. Frechette, T. Montgomery, T. Nisbet, R. VanHorn, J. Crandall, Mr. Moore. Started three years ago, the Junior High Cross Country team has been very popular, with about a dozen and a half boys out this year. The team, traveling to Portville for their only meet, handed the Portville Junior High a 16-42 defeat (one point from perfect) with Gary Kellogg out in front. Mr. Moore started the team for the purpose of testing our Junior Highers' interest and ability in the sport and also to give them a chance to experience the competition they will encounter on the varsity squad. W r . 1 10 V ■JUkA. ■ COUNTRY s“ UJ-t vL Xo tJUL ) -£MjJ First Row: L. Allen, L. Cornell, M. Drumm, R. Buckmoster, G. Clare, G. Ormsby. Standing: W. Martin, S. Phelan, R. Cappadonia, J. Burrington, G. Kellogg. J. Barron. For the third time in four years of coaching at Alfred-Almond, Mr. McEvoy brought our soccer team to the title of County Champs. This year they defeated Fillmore in a close deciding game and the victorious team carried their coach to the showers. They went on in sectional competition by defeating Holly in a double overtime, decided by a technical goal. After beating Holly, they continued in competition and were eliminated in the semi-finals by Hammondsport. Much credit goes to Mr. McEvoy for his excellent coaching. A ' V i. l � 'A ruv fc� j. 9 “V .'■ . . : i® .•' % SOCCER r j , 'C y r y -V “ -4 (« v % r i • . j i � tk y • ( � t V J • . , A. 3 .-v5� � f ••• I® • “- •� V I i C. Z � • � • i r 5 . n - ■� ' y � % '5 � i ' P VO l % Bottom Row: D. Davis, D. Baker, A. Neville, J. Wakefield, A. Kemp, D North, G. Chittenden. Second Row: M. McMahon, J. Mullen, J. Nye, C. Lewis, P. Washburn, T. Nisbet, A. Vanderhoef, D. Porter, M. Leach, C. Frechette. Top Row: Coach— Mr. McEvoy, M. Harwood, M. Rawody, B. Neville, J. Leathersich, D. Bennett, J. Evans, L. Vanderhoef, R. Perry, R. Randolph. It looks like a winning year for the Eagle matmen. There are five county champs back on the team this year. They are: Bill Longer, Karl Barron, Joe Decker, Ed McMichael and Mike Leach. Starting off with an impressive 5 win—1 loss record this year (losing only to a strong Letchworth team). Coach Hackett and his grapplers are eyeing that number one spot in Divi- sion 2 of the wrestling conference. CC VQy U U i 'T (s fu tha£ n N O A 'T £ 1 WRESTLING H First Row: D. Bordeoux, C. Wilcox Second Row: B. Jefferds, R VonHorn, F. Stevens, D. Kemp, J Wokefield, W. Porish, K. Borron, B. Mills. Third Row: W. Morvin, J. Evans, J. Hurne, G. Cornell, E. Cleveland, J. Woodruff, A. Mason, D. Neeley, C. Cameron, J. Nye, W. Longer, J. Decker, Mr. Hackett. First Row: J. Bor- deaux, E. Clare. Second Row: C. Lobdell, R. Brown- ell, E. Phelan. Back Row: J. Davis, L. Rawleigh. Playing superbly under the coaching of Mr. McEvoy, the Jay-Vees are as yet undefeated in five starts. Many of the boys look promising for the next year's varsity squad. BASKET First Row: M. Evans, D. Baker, L. McDaniels, D. North, R. Randolph, A. Vonderhoef. Standing: Mr. McEvoy, D. Ryan, T. Nisbet, N. Graham, T. Montgomery, R. Rawleigh, R. Whitford, P. Lockwood, R. Perry, E. Nisbet. 32 Front Row: J. Steorns, K. Gorton. Second Row: N. Polmer, J. Paul. Top Row: K. Cor- nelius, C. Rogers, M. Obuhanich. mmmf? l ftj; ¥ After winning its first game against the tough competition of Wayland and Canistep, the team was given two close defeats, one a league game with Cuba, the other a re rn engagement with Wayland. That didn't stop the Eaglet, who bounced right back handing Fillmore a 63-40 defeat With lots of height on! the boards again this year and the necessary speed out front, we ore looking forward to another fine season. )? '■.« l A T v. l , V,xAj V « - 1 I « ' i ' First Row: Mr. Moore, D. North, M. McMahon, L. Kellogg. Standing: P. Ran- dolph, D. Bennett, J. Leothersich, D. Frechette, L. Vanderhoef, S. Bey, A. Ormsby, D. Porter. GIRLS' SPORTS Bottom Row: V. Reynolds, D. Davison, D. Dovis. Second Row: A. Hardy, C. Richmond, S. Post, M. Obuhanich, J. Stearns. Third Row: P. Ormsby, M. Rhodes, Mrs. McEvoy, C. Lobdell, R. Webster, L. Webster. Fourth Row: B. Phelan, L. Pierce, N. Palmer, C. Palmer, C. Rogers, D. Rossman, D. Brown, C. Nevins. Under the direction of Mrs. McEvoy, girls participate in such sports os hockey, soccer, basketball, bowling, tumbling and volleyball. They also attend ploy days at other schools. Credits are earned by girls staying after school. On moving-up day, those girls who have earned forty credits are awarded a letter. UNDERCLASS NOTES A typical underclassman rushes all day long ... to the bus stop ... to home- room ... to classes ... to lunch (where he complains about the food) . . . and home (on rare occasions). He fights homework. Of course, he lives for vacations. This year, to make life easier for students the halls were painted, Mr. Hackett acquired a new machine, two new buses were added to the fleet. The year's most important events included a freshman play, the school bond issue and the Junior Prom. AND QUOTES Why You guys ore green from lack of inexperience! We hove a lot of talent in this chorus. This is Preppy. I don't think Mao Tse-Tung's favorite breakfost food will be on the American Observer test. 1.2, 1..2, 1...2, '1....2, 1.2, 1..2, SHOWERS! Why are all the girls so toll? How can I get him to ask me to the prom? They say he gves a quiz every day. Jean, what's my combination? T hey say ninth grade is the hardest. Those kindergarteners get smaller every year. CLASS OFFICERS: M. Obuhanich (Treasurer), D. Porter (President), J. Stearns (Secretary), L. Bouck (Vice-President). First Row: E. Brown, R. Patton, P. Cornell, L. Nye. Second Row: D. Burrow, D. Harris, S. Smith, S. Thomas. Third Row: E. McMichael, D. Rossman, M. Obuhanich, C. Yunevich. Fourth Row: D. North, H. Bernstein, M. Rawady, C. Rogers. Absent: D. Bennett, W. Collmer, D. Davis, S. Hurd, R. Marvin, G. Washburn. First Row: P. Richmond, L. Graham, E. Bird. Second Row: W. Longer, V. Quijano, D. Kemp. Third Row: J. Stearns, K. Gorton, L. Pierce. Fourth Row: K. Kernan, J. Doty, L. Kellogg. Fifth Row: L. Bouck, M. Parish, M. Harwood. Sixth Row: R. Cornell, A. Mason, F. Gertz. Absent: C. Butts. First Row: L. Vanderhoef, M. Stevens, M. Sherman, D. Brutsman, D. Coletti, J. Leathersich. Second Row: L. Wheaton, B. Loper, J. Doty, D. Ormsby, T. Coleman, Third Row: P. Brown, N. Palmer, J. Bracken, D. Porter, S. Bey. Fourth Row: M. Gemmill, J. Carpenter, N. Denning, L. Zeliff, G. Cornell, D. Frechette. Absent: B. Rossman, A. Miller, J. Saltzer. CLASS OFFICERS: J. Bordeaux (Red Cross Rep- resentative), J. Davis (Secretory), D. Ryan (Presi- dent), E. Phelan (Vice-President), D. Davis (Treasurer). First Row: S. Patton, B. Goodwin, E. Clancy, D. Baker. Second Row: M. Ormsby, J. Bordeaux, J. Mullikin, L. Walter. Third Row: C. Lobdell, D. Davis, S. Johansson, R. Tucker. Fourth Row: W. Sephton, J. Buckmoster, E. Nisbet, K. Morvel, J. Austin. Fifth Row: D. Croston, R. Whitford, P. Randolph, C. Frechette, B. Neville. Absent: J. Kull, J. Hurne. First Row: B. Clare, C. Olin, L. Baker. Second Row: P. Groy, G. Gifford, S. Kelly. Third Row: E. Phelan, J. Kenyon, D. Brown. Fourth Row: C. Lewis, S. Whitford, A. Vanderhoef. Fifth Row: J. Woodruff, C. Briggs, L. Nida. Absent: J. Nye, L. Perry, J. Smith, B. Loper, E. Cleveland. First Row: C. Kull, R. Thomas, C. Henry, R. Brownell, A Ormsby, J. Emo. Second Row: L. Mullen, J. Clicquennoi, A. Bur- dick, J. Mullen, C. Ordwoy. Third Row: C. Nevins, M. Bennett, P. Lindemon, J. Crondall, S. Eddy. Fourth Row: M. Had- sell, S. Platt, D. Ryan, M. Ninos, R. Perry, P. Lockwood. Absent: J. Brown. First Row: S. Coots, D. Ordwoy, D. Davison. Second Row: D. Kirkendale, G. Chittenden, J. George. Third Row: J. Butler, C. Hordy, D. Coleman. Fourth Row: C. Kellogg, K. Lindeman, M. Cameron. Fifth Row: P. Scofield, T. Nisbet, W. Marvin, S. Taft. Miss Cassidy Class Advisor First Row: C. Burdick, K. Wells, C. Studley, P. Almeter, V. Reynolds, P Ormsby, D. Cornelius, A. Stevens. Second Row: J. Benjamins, C. Wilcox, L. Young. R. VonHorn, D. Harris, S. Smith, S. Meeks, M. Plank. Third Row: J. Scholes, M. Rodriguez-Diaz, K. Carter, J. Wheaton, N. Cornell, B. Erskine, N Grahom. Fourth Row: J. Shutt, R. Budde, T. Montgomery, N. Olson, A. Kemp, P. Washburn, R. Randolph. CLASS OFFICERS: L. Stearns (Secretary), D. North (President), R. Van Horn (Vice-President), A. Kemp (Treasurer). First Row: B. Mills, R. Butts, K. Clork, D. Bertch, M. Evans. Second Row: D. Bordeaux, M. Rhodes, L. Stearns, J. Tinklepaugh, J. Wakefield. Third Row: B. Jefferds, R. Hadsell, W. Sephton, A. Neville, R. Smith. Fourth Row: W. Parish, B. Judson, L. Rossman, L. Rawleigh, J. Stopper. Fifth Row: L. Wells, C. Smith, K. Ninos, S. Griffin Sixth Row: D. North, E. Burzycki, R. Rawleigh, E. Knudsen, W. Cott. First Row: S. Snyder, C. Newman, K. Stuart, A. Lobdell, M. Seaman, E. Rulon, J. Skaggs, M. Benson, J. Davis, R. Torrey. Second Row: C. Heers, L. Drumm, B. Goodwin, C. Martin, R. Smith, W. Dobson, J. Patton, G. Carpenter, G. Drake, M. Neville, Teacher, Mrs. Thacher. Third Row: K. Frechette, S. Klingensmith, J. Eddy, S. Young, B. Shutt, C. Flint, L. Poulin, D. Hitchcock, S. Smith, L. Clare. Fourth Row: P. Shanley, G. Horton, S. Curran, L. McGraw, S. Winters, J. Palmiter, D. Olds, C. Studley, G. Kellogg, L. Daniels, H. Smith. Fifth Row: A. Knudsen, G. Rounds, P. Ormsby, R. Ormsby, T. Palmiter, B. Perry, D. Averill, C. Norton, D. Morgenfeld, R. Harwood, L. Rossman. Sixth Row: J. Knudsen, S. Bracken, C. Braack, J. Smith, S. Hoskins, J. Hurne, G. Drake, D. Beckhorn, R. Cappadonia, C. Nisbet, M. Carnes. Absent: J. Barron, R. Gardner, R. Makeley, A. Sayvetz, L. Tinklepaugh, G. Zwiebel, L. Sherman, L. McDaniel. First Row: L. Cornell, T. VonDuser, S. Thomos, N. Dale, P. Hurne, L. Nolan, A. Collmer, F. Tucker, B. Carnes, M. Dungan, P. Briggs, D. Norton, S. Henry. Second Row: R. Snyder, M. Drumm, C. Emerson, M. Brown, L. Gardner, R. Nye, N. Bertch, K. Curran, K. Wells, N. Bloomquist, A. Hurne, D. Thomp- son, L. Lawrence. Third Row: G. Clare, D. Lockwood, C. Tincher, L. Allen, M. Croston, B. Devens, S. Stockweather, P. Palmer, S. VanKeuren, S. Reid, T. Benson, R. Buckmaster, M. Gorton. Fourth Row: S. Phelan, C. Hilsdorf, J. Eisenhardt, J. Smith, A. Sick, R. Davison, B. Dungan, C. Hanks, L. Reid, N. Jefferds, J. Tucker, J. Kernan, J. Walter, Mrs. Di .ro. Fifth Row: A. Mills, S. Rawleigh, D. Clark, R. Place, J. Sicker, R. Turner, E. Nida, J. Collmer, W. Heller, S. Wells, A. Leathersich, D. Schwartz, J. Woodruff. Sixth Row: D. Hardy, T. Mason, J. Simpson, G. Marvin, C. Shaw, S. Hadsell, G. Ben- jamins, D. Soule, J. Brutsman, D. Burrington, D. Winters, A. Rough. Absent: G. Ormsby, C. Schwartz, T. Wigent, D. Butts. First Row: P. Eisenhardt, H. Drake, E. McGrow, G. North, G. Young, G. Kernan. Second Row: M. Poulin, C. Braack, E. Coddington, C. McCormick, P. Polmiter, B. Snyder, N. Butler, Mrs. Sicker. Third Row: S. Nida, G. Griffin, T. Zimmerman, E. Olson, C. Hoskins, S. Knudsen, B. Saltzer, D. Olds, H. Droke, J. Graham, L. Klingensmith, L. Skaggs. Absent: D. Carnes. First Row: G. Benson, W. Cleveland, R. Love, R. Stockweather, D. Ormsby, M. Sherman, D. Brown. Second Row: S. Shar- rett, M. Wood, M. Palmiter, S. Tucker, F. Goynor, S. Cappadonia, K. Rounds, B. Goodwin. Third Row: R. Carter, D. Gertz, H. Gillette, D. Place, F. Bayless, C. McIntosh, P. Stearns, M. Shanley, M. Costello, C. Daniels, M. Comeron, Mr. McAlee. 6 First Row: M. Ninos, D. Gray, D. Kelleher, M. Flint, M. Obuhanich, J. Evans, C. Burrow. Second Row: Y. VanKeuren, T. Gifford, L. Kellogg, H. Horton, K. Rho- mey, A. Neeley, Mrs. Hildebrand. Third Row: G. Smith, T. Fraser, M. Rochester, M. Nolan, C. Shaw, D. Averill, P. Powers, J. Lewis, D. Morgenfeld, S. Randolph, P. Crandall, B. Auer, J. Tobin. First Row: D. Reid, R. Woodruff, R. Lewis, K. Almeter. Second Row: P. Coppodonia, S. Hume, M. Rulon, D. Buckmoster, R. Polmiter, P. Powers, Mrs. Butler. Third Row: L. Soule, K. Nudd, C. Bloomquist, M. Rochester, R. Stuart, D. Burzycki, M. Knudsen, M. Mullen, D. Allen, R. Perkins, B. Costello, J. Eddy, P. Norton, C. Van- Horn. First Row: R. Cornell, J. Funk, J. Bennett, G. Dickinson. Second Row: J. Mills, K. Weitzel, D. Lorow, J. Norton, W. Hanks, M. Cornelius, B. Coletti, S. Snyder, Mrs. Cormody. Third Row: S. Drake, C. Collins, D. Studley, K. Pierce, A. Gaynor, J. Frechette, J. Brownell, J. Hardy, T. Smith, B. Platts. Absent: R. Wells. 5 First Row: K. Lorow, D. Davison, W. Schwartz, B. Tuttle, E. Gaynor. Second Row: D. Jones, L. Watson, C. Drumm, A. Lewis, H. Coats, A. Briggs, L. Rough, M. Adams, S. Griffin, Mrs. Clark. Third Row: A. Gustad, S. Hardy, S. Lobdell, L. Rawleigh, S. Jefferds, D. Higgins, H. Young, N. lida, E. Gardner, E. George. First Row: P. Curran, F. Burdick, D. Tucker, R. Perkins, J. Poulin. Second Row: T. Croston, L. George, M. Goynor, B. Kernan, M. Dungon, J. Rossman, D. Van- Duser, L. Woles, D. Dovison. Third Row: G. Eddy, G. Ells, W. Cornelius, M. Coll- mer, H. Plott, D. Thompson, M. Lewis, R. Austin, D. Brown, M. Gillette, K. Ord- way, R. Torrey, Mrs. Callahan. Absent: D. Winters. First Row: W. Lockwood, D. Rusinko, K. Kuhne, L. Clare, R. Davis, F. George, J. Burdick. Second Row: Mrs. Torrey, S. Mills, B. Hanks, C. Crump, K. Watson, T. Gemmill, K. Illerbrun, J. Sniffin, P. Carter. Third Row: M. Jones, K. Hilsdorf, R. Wakefield, M. Clark, A. Love, T. Raw- leigh, R. Wheaton, W. Howard, C. McIn- tosh, J. Koegel, R. McGrow, R. Coletti. 4 First Row: J. Giles, D. Reid, R. McCor- mick, P. Lewis, R. Neeley, F. Beckhorn. Second Row: B. Brown, C. Henry, N. Moore, D. Nudd, J. Tucker, A. Reid, R. Calkins, B. Barron, Mrs. Chapin. Third Row: J. Collins, J. Burrington, G. Ordway, G. Wales, D. Smith, J. Gardner, D. Nye, C. Nolan, F. Guthrie, J. Ninos, G. Dale, R. Gilluly, M. VanDuser. First Row: C. Snyder, S. Kernan, D. Pierce, K. Palmiter, S. Tucker, K. Cappadonia. Second Row: R. Cumminqs, S. Eorl, A. Rowady, M. Ninos, R. Jefferds, M. Win- ters, B. Collins, L. Bloomquist, Mrs. Cole- man Third Row: K. Costello, D. Olds, D. Hurd, B. Palmer, G. Burzycki, J. Mead, M. Stull, M. Ames, C. Funk, D. Petrie, M. Wells. Absent: K. Young. First Row: L. McGrow, V. Higgins, R. Ru- lon, K. Evans, C. Myers, M. Moses. Second Row: J. Mullen, M. Hanks, P. Montgomery, D. Shepard, J. George, B. Ide, A. Dirlam, Mrs. Wirt. Third Row: G. Snyder, W. Jacox, M. Hoskins, C. Churchill, S. Lorow, M. Giedlin, M. Perry, D. Smith, M. Miloni, L. Fraser, B. Hardy. Absent: S. Straight, C. Reynolds, W. Hardy. 3 First Row: M. Eddy, R. Shoup, P. Skaggs, G. Norton, T. Calkins, J. Ninos. Second Row: D. Augustine, C. Wheeler, B. Crump, M. Cushing, P. Harwood, R. Mapp, N. Cameron, E. Bailey, S. Tucker, Mrs. Baker. Third Row: N. Giles, D. Mc- Michael, S. Beers, J. Shaw, M. Tobin, L. Murray, R. North, M. Adams, R. Walter, G. Brown. Absent: S. DuBreuil. 45 First Row: P. Horris, N. Wakefield, F. Raynor, C. Love, S. Platts, D. Watson, C. Dennison. Second Row: J. Burdick, J. Perkins, T. Dobson, G. Brutsman, P. Stull, V. Mills, C. Hall, B. Bailey, R. Turner, T. VanDuser, D. Petrie, Mrs. Sass. Third Row: P. Decker, P. Burdick, J. Hanks, J. Howot, P. Clark, P. Briggs, L. Knudsen, L. Cornelius, G. Odell, M. Gorton, R. Stuart, S. Dickinson, P. Clark. First Row: T. Sharrett, D. Neubauer, J. Lewis, B. Palmer, R. Coddington, A. lido. Second Row: Mrs. Ehrig, T. Turner, C. Tuttle, K. Palmiter, D. Gifford, S. Drumm, B. Wightman, S. Patton, S. Rough, W. Rochester, J. Lorrow. Third Row: K. Fasano, R. Henry, S. Allen, R. Collmer, K. Harvey, T. Soule, M. Wood, N. Gray, R. Hadsell, C. Howard, A. Klingensmith, R. Shoup. Absent: J. Ninos, J. Stonek. 2 First Row: D. Shoup, A. Wheaton, L. Edel- mon, C. Herrick, P. Still. Second Row: S. Cornell, C. Norton, M. Gilluly, M. Aid- rich, M. Lindeman, M. Matison, S. Sovey, D. Garrison. Third Row: T. Gaynor, W. P u I o s, M. Wheeler, R. Latham, S. Schwartz, J. Stearns, S. Monroe, R. Heller, W. Perry, R. Ide, C. Barron, R. Davison. Absent: M. Dawkins, K. Beckhorn, B. Dungan, C. Jefferds, N. Schwartz, Miss Sanford. First Row: T. Tuttle, P. Fosano, M. Har- vey, P. McCormick, D. Davison. Second Row: Miss Mullen, S. Watson, W. Phillips, S. Wheeler, L. Erskine, C. Rossman, T. Turner, W. Earl, P. Jones, Third Row: C. Gifford, M. Gillette, T. Wokefield, D. Rigby, E. Smith, E. Gaynor, L. Higgins, D. Snyder, W. Brown. Absent: D. Mullen, E. Butts. First Row: J. Renwand, G. Moore, E. Ide, K. Myers. Second Row: P. Decker, G. Reid, A. Tuttle, C. Lewis, C. Wood, D. Crondall, S. Snyder, V. Trautlein, Mrs. Stockweather. Third Row: D. Poulin, A. Cappodonio, A. Woshburn, J. Reid, T. Giedlin, A. Woodworth, L. Sheppard, D. Button, J. Wightman, S. Brown, C. Church- ill, N. Hanks. 1 First Row: D. Funk, D. Smith, T. Giles, A. Knudsen. Second Row: T. George, J. McMichael, D. Burns, M. Snyder, M. Hardy, R. Eddy, P. Henry, Mrs. Behrens. Third Row: C. Rossman, K. Fraser, A. Clancy, J. Patton, K. Cushing, R. Mead, I. Danesh, J. Costello, K. Neuman, C. Shepard, L. Calkins. 47 First Row: K. Joy, T. Stuart, W. Good- win, J. Miloni, C. Burzycki, C. Fien. Second Row: Mrs. Dickens, L. Burns, T. Collmer, P. Erskine, A. Drake, S. Pendle- ton, J. Turner, C. Mullen, B. Goynor. Third Row: S. Lindemon, M. Neville, M. Odell, A. Bridgeo, C. Johnson, L. Button, C. Nudd, L. Garrison, E. Averill, S. Hig- gins, R. Pulos, T. Carnes. Absent: M. Dobson. First Row: R. Decker, P. Mullen, P. Flint, D. Trautlein, D. Petrie, J. Rulon, C. Phillips. Second Row: J. Alexander, C. Baker, M. Howot, L. Newman, J. Coats, J. Calkins, S. Hardy, J. Palmiter, Mrs. Rawe. Third Row: L. Perry, D. Gillette, E. Averill, D. Lawrence, R. Clark, S. Drop- pers, D. Harvey, E. Washburn, J. Mc- Knight, M. Sands, E. Dirlam. Absent: A. Stanek. K V « X | PO 20 il jjj 2-OJ5 36 27 28 «j First Row: A. Thompson, L. Marcera, L. Coleman, D. Kernan, C. Wagner, T. Rochester. Second Row: B. Hoskyns, K. Wells, D. Pierce, S. Hall, S. Shaw, M. Flint, R. North, D. Wilcox, J. Walters. Third Row: Mrs. Burdick, R. Lorow, R. Burke, A. Beckhom, C. Decker, S. Tyl- desly, L. Neubauer, R. Smith, C. Giedlin, P. Mills, S. Ohara. Absent: C. Pierce, R. Cartwright. Seated: B. Patrick, N. Jackman, J. Burdick, C. Cameron, S. Scholes. Standing: Mr. Churchill, M. Stuart, Mrs. VanHall, Mr. Phelan, K. Barron, S. Montgomery, S. Post, Mrs. Seaman. ALCEN STAFF Finally you are reading this year's Alcen. It is the product of those happy characters you see above. The staff and advisers have again over- come tremendous barriers (schoolwork, lack of experience, schoolwork, early deadlines, and more schoolwork) to bring you this edition. Work on the Alcen progressed fairly smoothly this year, due in part to the efforts of our valiant assistants. This year they participated in the book's production to a greater extent than ever before. Certainly they deserve much credit. 50 First Row: J. Clicquennoi, E. Bird, D. Brown, S. Butler, J. Bordeoux, C. Richmond. L. Kellogg, K Kernon Second Row: M. Harwood, C. Ordwoy, J. Stearns, E. Brown, D. Harris. Third Row: J. Bracken, N. Palmer, B. Phelan, S. Thomas, Rossman, M. Bennett, J. Carpenteri,Top Ro Pierce, C. Ne s, B. Goodwin Fourth Row: T. Rawe, Rfiw: J. Kenyon, A. JlAason, J. Davis, nnett, C. Rogers,¥ fT(att, H. Bernstein. n, A. $A SSISTANTS Standing: J. Stearns, D. Davis, M. Leach, Adviser- Mr. Stillman, D. Ryan, E. Phelan, L. Bouck, J. Paul. Seated: M. Obuhanich, J. Davis, D. Porter, J. Decker, A. Brown, N. Jackman. Helps Senior Class scrimp and save to finance its trip to Washington . . . plans skating parties, dan- ces . . . partly responsible for turning activity periods into class meetings. Presi- dent, Joe Decker; Adviser, Mr. Stillman. JUNIOR HIGH COUNCIL Standing: S. Stockweather, S. Snyder, A. Mills, J. Scholes, R. Cappadonia, C. Kellogg, D. Soule, D. Bertch. Seated: Adviser, Mrs. Deverell, D. Bordeaux, V. Reynolds, M. Gorton, L. Tinklepaugh. Started year with Kids Night Out, and ended it with a junior prom . . . in between, planned dances and parties for a most active Junior High. President, Viki Reynolds; Adviser, Mrs. Deverell. 52 ATHLETIC COUNCIL Combats the recession by selling . . . Pays for awards, banquets, and of- ficials for games ... Would ANYBODY like to buy a comb? President, Mike Leach. Bottom Row: S. Post, D. Porter, P. O r m s b y, A. Brown, L. Kellogg, Mrs. McEvoy. Second Row: K. Kernan, M. Leach, H. Har- wood, W. Martin, K. Bar- ron, D. Baker, Mr. Moore, Top Row: L. Vanderhoef, R. Randolph, J. Austin, P. Lockwood, J. Evans, Mr. Stillman, Mr. McEvoy. Absent: B. Phelan, D. Ross- man. JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL Service with a capital S . . . responsible for small glass jars we try to fill with money . . . prepares red, white, and blue boxes to be sent to needy children each year. Adviser, Mrs. Deverell. Bottom Row: J. Simpson, L. Tink- lepaugh, N. Bertch, B. Devens, L. Allen. Second Row: Mrs. De- verell, A. Hurne, S. Stock- weather, J. Benjamins. Third Row: T. Palmiter, A. Lobdell, R. Nye, S. Smith, J. Butler. Fourth Row: P. Briggs, M. Gorton, D. Harris, D. Averill. Top Row: S. Rawleigh, J. Wheaton, C. Stud- ley, A. Mills. Absent: G. Horton, J. Bordeaux, C. Lobdell. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Members do odd jobs from cleaning paint brushes to teach- ing closses. . . new advisor . . . lots of new members . . . social things os well as service projects in busy schedule. Advser, Miss Cassidy; President, John Bur- dick. Bottom Row: V. Reynolds, D. Bertch, M. Evans, J. Carpenter, D. Rossman, C. Lobdell, C. Henry, L. Stearns, D. Harris. Second Row: P. A. Meter, B. Clare, S. Butler, A. Brown, E. Clancy, J. Tinklepaugh, J. But- ler, C. Richmond, Adviser, Miss Cassidy.Third Row: K. Clark, B. Butts, P. Gray, S. Kelly, M. Rod- riguez-Diaz, J. Stearns, D. Davis, M. Cameron, N. Cornell. Fourth Row: M. Parish, J. Scholes, C. Butts, P. Ormsby, L. Bouck, C. Hardy, S. Whitford, E. Judson, T. Rawe. Top Row: S. Thomas, K. Carter, W. Sephton, H. Bern- stein, T. Montgomery, P. Ran- dolph, J. Leathersich, C. Cam- eron, D North. Absent: J. Bur- dick, E. Burzycki, D. Coleman, K. Lindermon, P. Lirtderman, L. Ninos, D. North, C. Olin, L. Pierce, S. Scholes. FUTURE NURSES CLUB % 'Gjndy Stripers ) may ifpuhd'working .in Bethesda Hos phalSV. . p|soJ a st .in school climes. . this had fj iepN irifej with a .repres entative ffc n Xj Croig £6lony Zwfebel. Acfvi S3 . President;- Marci ier JMrsJ Post. Brownell, P. Gray,� _£ Bottom Ro w: I i n Ordwiy, l. Polmer, M. Zwieb£.ly J. Pagl, .. Pierce, NS.J Griffin.x Second Mrs. Post,] M) Da s. L. man, C. Studfi B Smi Mullen, N. Cornell, D. Ordwoy, B. Good- win, J. Drake, C. Henry. Fourth Row: P. Richmond, S. Eddy, P. Brown, P. Nisbet, L. Knudsen, H. Bernstein, C Rogers, M. Orms- by. Top Row: B. Loper, J. Wheaton, L. Rawleigh, S. Platt, S. Meeks, C. Smith, S. Griffin. Absent: S. Smith, E. Clancy. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Great help in combating awful smells from the chemistry room . . this year members sold Christ- mos gifts. . best loved for cooky sale. . .how about a free sample of candy? President: Pam Nisbet. Adviser: Mrs. Morgen- feld. Bottom Row: D. Bertch, J. Paul, P. Stevens, P. Nisbit, M. Davis, N. Palmer, E. Bird. Second Row: S. Smith, P. Cornell, S. Winters, V. Reynolds, G. Horton, S. Smith, J. Doty. Third Row: K. Cornelius, C. Neuman, L. Mc- Grow, D. Burrow, J. Doty, Mrs. Morgenfold. Fourth Row: J Bracken, L. Rawleigh, K. Stuart, L. Webster, D. Davis, R Web- ster, S. Knudsen Fifth Row: L. Ryan, S. Griffin, L. Knudsen, S. Snyder, L Rossman, D. Morgen- feld, C. Studley, J. Clicquennoi. Top Row: M. Carnes, C. Studley, J. Carpenter, N. Denning, J. Austin, C. Nisbet.Absent: Shelly Curron, Lidia Poland, Kathy Gor- ton. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Initiated fourteen G r e e n Hands this year. . . together with F.H.A. members sponsored a squore dance in the fall. . . responsible for donkey basket- ball games. . . have annual F.H.A.-F.F A. bonquet. . . Alle- gany County Fair important event in year's activities. Bottom Row: P. George, D. Dovis, J. George, G. Chittenden, Coleman, J. Brown. Second Row: R. Hodsell, D. Smith, A Kemp, J. Shutt, D. Brutsman, N. Graham, P. Washburn, J Nye, E. McMichael, W. Marvin, R. Budde. Top Row: Mr. Linderman, D. Ormsby, R. Shutt, C. Briggs, E. Knudsen, J. Collmer, C. Lewis, D. Kemp, R. Cornell, G. Washburn, D. Cook, B. Cornell, J. Emo Absent: S. Herd, C Kull, R Marvin, M. McMahon, L Perry. 56 SENIOR AND Lead our bond in every parade . . . headed by Arlee Brown and Sharon Post. . . most wearing duty is the Memorial Day parades. . . new mem- bers chosen this yeor. D. Dovis, S. Post, J. Davis. Absent: A. Brown, D. Rossman, K. Ninos, P. Ormsby, V. Reynolds. BAND BATON Presents two or three concerts eoch year . . one ot Christmas, one in the spring . . . bond members swear they'll get Mr. Sprague dressed up os Santa Claus some year . . . partici- pate in a competitive festival. First Row: J. Burdick, J. Stearns, C. Richmond, R. Brownell, A Burdick, J. Tinklepaugh, C. Lobdell, E Brown, M. Parish. Second Row: N. Palmer, S. Johansson, J. Mullikin, S. Kelly, P. Gray, B Parish, A. Stevens, L. Steorns, L. Bouck, A. Hardy, C. Rogers, J. Kenyon, C. Nevins, S. Platt, M. Cameron. Third Row: P. Rich- mond, J. Decker, N. Graham, D. North, P. Lockwood, G. Smith, T. Rowe, J. Crandall, J. Clicquennoi, J. Leathersich, Mr. Sprague, C. Frechette, P. Randolph, B. Martin, C. Hardy, F. Gertz. 57 SENIOR CHORUS JUNIOR BAND The lorgest senior chorus in severol years . . . sang in the Christmas assembly . . . some members participated in a pro- gram of the Twentieth Century Club . . . sent four members to the area all-state festival . . . under the able directon of Mrs. Pulos. First Row: M. Ormsby, P Al- meter, D. Davison, B. Mills, G. Chittenden, D. Baker, D. .Bertch, P. Schofield. Second Row: S. But- ler, E Brown, C. Richmond, E Bird, K Clork, S. Smith, L. Ross- man, R Rawleigh, B. Parish, D Cornelius, D. Ordway, C. Olin, S. Kelly, J. Mullikin, M. Stevens Third Row: L. Wolters, B. Clare, S. Johansson, J. Bordeaux, D. Brown, W. Sephton, R. Van- Horn, B. Cornell, A. Stevens, D. North, L. Bouck, D. Harris, L Graham, J. Doty, Mrs. Pulos. Fourth Row: K. Ninos, M Rhodes, N Cornell, J. Brocken, L. Pierce, P. Lindeman, S. Whit- ford, J Dovis, J. Corpenter, C Ordway, N Palmer, S. Thomas, B Goodwin, C Burdick. Top Row: J. Scholes, C Kellogg, C Smith, C Frechette, T. Rawe, J. Burdick, D Whitford, M. Ninos, N. Olson, J. Leathersich, G. Cor- nell, M. Rawady, J. Decker, B. Judson, P Ormsby, S. Scholes. Absent: B Butts. D. North, M Rodriguez-Diaz, S. Smith. Ployed in a Christmas concert . . . has participated in various festivals . . our future senior bond. Bandmaster, Mr. Sprague. First Row: L Tinkleoough, D Soule, L. McGrow, D. Arvill, L. Nolan, S C a p p a d o n i o, L Skaggs, M Palmiter, C Braack, S Wells, N Bloomquist Second Row: J. Tobin, G. Smith, S Tucker, B Snvder, R Love Third Row: S. Curran. R Turn- er, C. Hanks, P Palmiter, K Rhamy, M Wood, A Rough, T Benson, J Simpson, G. Clare, K Gillette, S Nida, L Clore, P. Stearns. C Hoskins, N. But- ler Top Row: Mr Sprague, G Kellogg. R Stockweather, S Klingensmith, D. Place, D. Mor- aenfeld, T Fraser, D Norton, B. Dobson, D. Hardy, A. Lobdell, C Braock, R Carter, R Snyder. D Schwartz. L Allen, P Palmer, K Curran, R Coppadonia JR. HIGH CHORUS Under the direction of Mrs. Pulos . . . consists of active seventh and eighth grode stu- dents . . . has grown rapidly since lost year. First Row: G. Cloire, T. Van- Duser, M. Drumm, L. Cornell, R. Torrey. M Croston, D. Reid, S. VanKeuren, P Polmer, J. Eddy, S. Winters, S. Young, M. Sea- man. Second Row: C. Martin, L. Poulin, G. Marvin, M. Gorton, S. Stockweather, G. Zwiebel, L. Cloire, S. Smith, B. Shutt, A. Sick, D. Hitchcock.Third Row: L Nolan, D. Schwartz, L. Drumm, L. Rossman, G. Horton, C. Stud- ley, A Collmer, M. Neville, C. Newman, S. Curron, L. McGrow, M. Dungon.Top Row: Mrs. Pulos, A. Mills, B. Goodwin, K. Stuort, C. Braock, S. Snyder, R. Cappa- donio, L McDaniels, J. Colmer, D. Beckhorn. J. Drake, K. Frechette, C. Nisbet. ELEMENTARY CHORUS Sang in the Christmos play . . . the largest chorus in our school . . . contains a Varsity group. . . oil under the direction of Mrs. Pulos. First Row: J. Collins, B. Kernon, C. Henry, D. VanDuser, T. Gem- mill, L. George, L. Woles, D. Tucker, R. Dovis, F. George, G. Ells, G. Eddy, D. Perkins, B. Brown, A. Reid, M. Poulin, N. Moore. Second Row: J. Rossmon, M. VonDuser, R. Gilluly, J. Tucker, T. Croston, T. Rowleigh, C. Howard, A. Lewis, C. Drumm, D. Winters, C. Hilsdorf, M. Jones, F. Burdick, R. Torrey, L. Watson, B. Honks, B. Barron, B. Colkins, S. Griffin. Third Row: D. Thompson, R. Austin, D. Smith, A. Woodworth, D. Reid, J. Schwartz, R. Polmiter, C. Col- lins, K. Almeter, P. Powers, R. Lewis, R. Davison, C. Reynolds, M. Cornelius, L. Cornell, A Love, R. McGrow, R. Coletti, D. S t u d I e y, R. McCormick, T. Smith, P. Carter, D. N u d d. Fourth Row: M. Knudsen, L. Rowleigh, T. Allen, M. Flint, G. Young, D. Nye, J. Gardner, E. George, J. Eddy, E. Coddington, L. Kellogg, D. Jones, H. Horton, P. Norton. B. Plotts, S. Drake, R. Perkins, M. Gillette, C. Nolon. Top Row: P. Powers, E. Olson, M. Gorton, D. Higgins, H Drake, S. Jefferds, C. Show, P. Stearns, M. Polmiter, S. Ran- dolph, P. Crandall, M. Costello, T. Zimmerman, S. Lobdell, B Goodwin, K. Rounds, M. Cam- eron, B Auer, T. Gifford, Mrs. FUTURE SCIENTISTS OF AMERICA Goes on interesting trips (sewage plont) . . . inspired by adventures of adviser, Mr. Ger- ace. Bottom Row: M. Evans, B. Mills, D. Bertch, C. Wilcox. Second Row: L. Stearns, P. Almeter, S. Smith, J. Butler. Third Row: M. Rhodes, K. Ninos, B. Butts, Ad- visor-Mr. Gerace. Fourth Row: R. VanHorn, C. Hardy, A. Lob- dell, D. Harris. Fifth Row: R. Randolph, T. Montgomery, M. Cameron, W. Sephton. RADIO CLUB Visited Hornell radio station . . . built power sup- plies (whatever those may be) . . . enthusiastic. Presi- dent, Fred Gertz; Adviser, Mr. Gerace. Bottom Row: D. Butts, G. Kellogg, D. Averill, J. Simp- son. Second Row: G. Wash- burn, W. Sephton, L. Perry, G. Benjomins. Top Row: A. Mason, Adviser-Mr. Gerace, F. Gertz. Absent: E. Bur- zycki. 60 BACHELORS CLUB Confirmed bachelors (?)... moke aprons, cookies, muffins . . . will be remembered for dish- water fights . . . like home- making so much it is olmost impossible for them to get to their next class on time. Bottom Row: K. Barron, M. McMahon, M. Stuart, B. Seamon, R. Shutt, A. Mason, D. Cook. Top Row: T. Goodwin, R. Mar- vin, D. Neeley. 4-ff CLUB Each member has a project . . . may exhibit stock or home- makng skills at Angelica Fair . . . reworded by annual 4-H Achievement Day in Wellsville . . . One of the largest clubs in the school. Adviser, Mr. Linder- man Bottom Row: D. Davison, J. Ninos, J. Tobin, E. Gaynor, R. Lewis, R. Dovison, E. George, R. Davison, R. Cornell. Second Row: D. Allen, B. Dobson, D. Lockwood, D. Coleman, M. Nolan, D. Winters, A. Gaynor, D. Allen, E. Gaynor, Mr. Linder- man. Third Row: J. Emo, R. Davison, T. Young, B. Ormsby, M. Knudsen, J. Tucker, C. Emer- son, G. Ormsby, J. George. Fourth Row: R. Hadsell, D. Harris, N. Graham, J. Knudsen, E. Knud- sen, J. Brown, R. Budde, W. Marvin, J. Sharrett. Absent: L. Sherman, C. Briggs, D. Shutt, J. Davis, S. Hardy, D. Hardy, B. Erskine, D. Davis, D. Ormsby. STUDENT STORE A non-profit-making organization . . . operotes in the early hours of the morning . . . sells nearly everything (pencils, pens, paper, etc.) Managers: J. Jefferds, M. Zwiebel. Ad- viser, Virginia Wheeler. M. Dovis, S. Butler, L. Van- derhoef, B. Patrick, J. Paul, N. Jackman, J. Jefferds, K. Cornelius, M. Zwiebel. Absent: D. Neeley. ti U ts ho tf.fo A - ck Assist Mrs. Stillman in innumerable woys . . . check out books . . . arrange bulletin boards . . . send out those nasty overdue'' no- tices. Adviser, Mrs. Still- man. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS M. Davis, Mrs. Stillman, R. Webster, P. Brown, N. Den- ning, R. Shutt, C. Rich- mond, M. Parish, B. Snyder. Absent: L. Wheaton, B. Loper, B. Clancy. t PROJECTIONISTS Hove operator's licenses (for showing films, thot is) ... A great aid to teachers . . . Adviser, Mrs. Stillman. Seated: A. Burdick, C. Cameron, G. Chittendon, A. Hordy, L. Webster, J. Clicquennoi, M. Davis, E. Clancy, B. Perry. Second Row: Mrs. Stillman, R. Webster, R. Shutt, E. Burzycki, E. Nisbet, J. Kenyon, R. Tucker, A. Mason, L. Bouck, T. Wigent, D. Averill. Third Row: D. Beckhorn, J. Crandall, T. Nisbet, J. Woodruff, C. Briggs, M. Stuart, F. Gertz, J. Burdick, T. Rawe, G. Smith, D. Neeley, J. Evans, W. Longer, C. Norton. FIRE WARDENS Check to see everyone is out of the school during fire drills . . . standard joke among war- dens — We're the only ones they can afford to lose. Adviser, Coach Moore. Bottom Row: M. McMahon, J. Evans, K. Barron, D. Kemp. Second Row: S. Montgomery, S. Thomas, A. Hordy, S. Bey, D. Bennett, J. Leatersich, M. Stuart, P. Nisbet, D. Rossman, R. Webster. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Honorory society to recognize excellence in character, scholar- ship, leadership and service . . . taps members during mystic ceremonial rites . . plans the Senior High Christmas party . . . hos pleasant job of placing name cords on the honor roll. Adviser, Miss Thomas; President, Caro- lyn Richmond. Seated: J. Steorns, D. Rossman, S. Post, S. Scholcs, C. Richmond, . P. Richmond. Standing: J. Decker, Miss Thomas, J. Cor- penter, C. Rogers, F. Gertz, J. Burdick, L. Bouck. INTERNATIONAL CLUB Meets periodically to dis- cuss international issues . . . especially interested in the UN. .. advertises itself as the only club with no dues, no morning meetings, no officers . attends model U. N.'s . . . heated debates. Adviser, Mrs. Deverell. Bottom Row: C. Richmond, A Hardy, S. Post, S Scholes. Second Row: E Burzycki, R. Randolph, R, VanHorn, Mrs Deverell. Top Row: J Burdick, F Gertz, T Montgomery. Ab- sent: B. Butts, J. Decker, M Rodriguez, L. Stearns. DRAMA CLUB STAMP CLUB A new club heoded by Coro- lyn Richmond . . . presents one ossembly ploy each year . . . put on o melodrama complete with odious villain and fair heroine . . . had a few wild makeup demonstrations. Ad- viser, Mrs. Phelan. Seated: J. Burdick, E Brown, C. Richmond, Mrs. Phelan, T. Rowe, E Clare Standing: E Phelan, D Brown, B Loper, S. Plott, K. Ninos, D. Rossman, M. Parish, P Scofield, M Zwiebel. Philatelists are starting a col- lection of stamps for the club . . . aided by Miss Thomas who donates stomps from other countries . . . also trade with each other . . . Jay Simpson, President . . . Mrs. Thacher, Adviser. Seated: A Rough, D Burrington, Mrs. Thacher, D. Harris, C. Hardy, B. Perry Standing: M Croston, A. Lobdell, T. Palmiter, S. Klingcnsmith. Absent: S. Wells, N Bloomquist, B. Butts, J. Simpson. Thomas Randall PEOPLE ON THE GO The male population of the Sophomore Class has been sadly depleted . . . 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BANK-RUN GRAVEL ■� IK % if, c(c „ , - 'A. i J ) i N W XL 4 V 6 hs' tO ■ - a JOSTEN'S Designers and Producers of Engraved Commencement Announcements % ROBERT E. KILLIP j) 105 Laney Road ■ , Rochester 20, New York M. For a Career in Professional Nursing DEACONESS HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING at Buffalo, New York Contact the Director of Nursing 1001 Humboldt Parkway Buffalo 8, New York Q .x -0 COMPLIMENTS AND CONGRATULATIONS TO A GREAT CLASS ROBERT T. TURNBULL 22 Waldemer Way, Lakewood, N. Y. ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS CLASS RINGS AND PINS • CLUB INSIGNIA • MEDALS TROPHIES • PLAGUES • DIPLOMAS • INVITATIONS Compliments of JACOB BROTHERS 121 Moin Hornell, N. Y. Home of Pro-tek-tiv Shoes THOMAS F. KINNEY A Shop for the Particular Man 23 Broadway Hornell New York 3ISSV10 3H1 JO S4U3LU!|dUKT) Compliments of MacBRIDES Hornell New York Compliments MURRAY STEVENS Southern-tier's LARGEST CLOTHIERS Cash or Credit—Save at MAIN FURNITURE COMPANY 37 Seneca Street Phone 2100 Hornell, N. 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INC From cellar to roof” Hornell New York MARION'S BEAUTY SHOP Doorway to Loveliness Hornell New York SCOTT'S GUN SHOP Hornell A. McHENRY COMPANY Quality Jewelers for Over 100 Years Hornell New York — C Compiixnents WILKIN'S GULF SERVICE Guaranteed Used Cars Corner of Seneca and Genessee Hornell New York J. ’aJVUA i $12 r-— r- L ' ; ., ' JAY MADSEN' jf r STANLEE HARDWARE a . l ]L_ . Alfred y New York J of y if y y w Compliments of WEST'S Cleoners ond Launderers Alfred New York EQUIPMENT CO., INC. L Passenger Coaches School Buses (Since 1949) Bath, New York PRospe t 6-!2'T 31 Compliments of WILLIAM L. BENJAMINS Wholesale Radio and Television Dealer and Service 44 South Main Telephone 3644 Alfred DAIRY, INC LIBRARY BOOK HOUSE West Springfield Massachusetts Iff , __iKa Compliments of THACHER BROS. Hornell-Almond Road S. M. FLICKINGER CO. 151 East 5th St COMPLIMENTS AXV, c-, 77