Beaver River Central High School - Beaverian Yearbook (Beaver Falls, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1960 volume:

I960 DEDICATION The Senior Class of 1960 is sincere in dedicating this BEAVERIAN to our Citizenship Education teacher. RICHARD T. LEWIS His patience and practical guidance have contributed immeasurably to our stature as individuals. In addition, the entire student body is grateful to him for his personal interest in many extra-curricular activities - in particular - Student Council. We are very proud and happy to dedicate this yearbook to him. 3 YEARBOOK STAFF Seated: Betty Brouty, Typing Editor; Jennie Schulz, Editor-in-chief. Standing: Lila Moser, Photography Editor; Dorothy Nofttier, Business Manager; Linda Keib, Art Editor; Rodney Campany, Sports Editor; David Yousey, Feature Editor. In addition to the staff and adviser, many have contributed to the success of this yearbook. The staff wishes to express its appreciation to the other members of the senior class and to many of the faculty who have assisted us in countless ways. In particular, we are grateful to Mrs. Widmeyer for her guidance in carrying out the theme, Miss Van Amam for her talent with rhymes, and to Mr. Harold Graves who photographed the rural schools. We hope that you will enjoy the 1960 REAVE RIAN. 4 BOARD OF EDUCATION Row 1: Mr. Breed, Mr. Turnbull, Mrs. Silverthornc. Row 2: Mr. Herzig, Mr. Mattis, Mr. Marolf, Mr. Zehr. La Verne A. Norton - Principal Gerald C. Kirch - Vice-Principal Esther G. Mattis - Elementary Supervisor 6 Row 1: Miss VanAmam, Miss Langham, Miss Boshart, Mrs.Snow, Mrs.Chamberlain, Mrs. McDonald, Mrs.Hanlon, Mrs.Hynes, Mrs.Demorest. Row 2: Mr. Thomas, Mr. Bramhall, Mr. Chamberlain, Mr. Norton, Mr. Wilks, Mr. Kirch, Mr. Brown. Row 3: Mr. Dyer, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Giordano, Mr.Rcw. FACULTY Row 1: Mrs. Kuhl, Mrs. Hilts, Mrs.Klock, Mrs.Schneeberger, Miss Scoville. Miss Mattis, Mrs. Ver Schneider, Mrs.Plumley. Row 2: Mrs.Carpenter, Mrs.Hynes, Mrs.La Mourey, Mrs.Nortz, Mrs.Bush, Mrs.Maloney, Miss Monroe. Row 3: Mr. Rogers, Mrs.Chartrand, Mrs. Finnegan, Mrs. Bush, Mr. Dilg. 7 Our patient helper. Please Slow down, Keib' 1 thought those seniors were smart??? Home Sweet Home’ Your help has been appreciated What's chow? Employment advisors' Have Corvair--Will travel! Take that bully over again! Say CHEEZE That s once!! ! 8 A man he seems of cheerful yester- days and confident tomorrows. CLASS OFFICERS ’The endearing elegance of female friendship. President - Rodney Camp any Vice-President - Robert Ross Secretary - Jennie Schulz Treasurer - Dorothy Noftsier HILDA JENNIE SCHULZ Shorty Good things, when short, are twice as good. DOROTHY JANE NOFTSIER Reubie 10 The only true love is love at first sight; second sight dispels it. ELAINE HELEN ABEL Abe Be it ever so humble there is no place like home. STANLEY JAMES BUSH Stan A misanthrope I can understand-a worn- anthrope never. BETTY LEE BROUTY Betsy '1 like work; it fascinates me. lean sit and look at it for hours. LARRY JAMES BROUTY Larry Life is a jest and all things show it; 1 thought so once, but now I know it. RAYMOND STUART ALTMIRE Ray Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. PATRICIA ANN COLOMBO ’Patti It is not easy to be a pretty woman without causing mischief. 11 MARY JEANNE DENNISON Jeanne” O woman! Thou wert fashioned to beguile. LYNN BENJAMIN HOFER Benny I am myself my own commander. ELIZABETH MARIE JACKSON Lizzie All we ask is to be let alone. LINDA LOUISE KEIB Flip I wonder what fool it was that first invented kissing. 12 LOUISE ANN LASHER Louie The thoughts of youth are long, long thoughts. GARY WILLIAM LOMBER Tim Once a gentleman, and always a gen tleman. BRADLEY GERALD KUHL Brad None Jjutjyknself can be his parallel. k ' rf vy %� A AAr m$RD JAMES MA fe ■T • . Dick’ Genius is the power of lighting one's own fire. AUCE MARIE LaCHAUSSE Ed There is no wisdom like frankness. NANCY GRACE MILLER Moth Her stature tall--I hate a dumpy woman. 13 LILA MAE MOSER Lila She is mirror of all courtesy. BRUCE NELSON SEGOVIS Sabu Personality is to a man what perfume is to a flower. JOHN PETER RUBAR Jack I am always at a loss to know how much to believe of my own stories.' MARIE JANE SCHNEIDER Jpfi jlvi Marie '1 cannot live without books. pU MARILYN IRENE MOSHIER Blondie The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. WESLEY JAMES SIMPSON, JR. ’Jim Sincerity and truth are the basis of every virtue. 14 The great mind knows the power of gentleness. CAROL MAE VIRKLER Morgan I shall be a lady forever. What he hits is history; what he missed is mystery. 1 DAVID GERALD YOUSEY Dave A strong bodv makes the mind strong. THOMAS EDWIN TYNER ’Tom Impossible is a word that I never utter. 15 CAROLYN MARIE ZECHER Zeke” A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. MOTTO-Everyday brings another chance. COLORS-Royal Blue and White FLOWER-Pink Rose 16 In fond remembrance of Elaine Abel's fame This stone was erected over her fair frame. After years of reviving the mentally ill She went berserk and took a fatal pill. Here rests the body of Ray Altmire, Who was relieved of his construction pains When struck by a flying convertible Driven by an idiot without any brains. Beneath this waving grass lies a silent form Silent for the first time since being bom. Thus Miss Betty Brouty, gabby to the last, Met her frozen fate in a cold winter blast. Having soundly achieved his record in flight, Famous for spirit, courage, and might, Over land undetermined, Larry Brouty did zoom Until he peeled steel which spelled his doom. This ground holds Stanley Bush's long frame; He has played his very last basketball game. The end was sadly cruel for him; He hung himself on a basketball rim. Missing from this vale of tears Is poor Rod Campany, age 17 years. He came home once too often, too late; His wife exploded and blew up her mate. Fair is Foul and Foul is Fair Stir the pot--look out, Pat! “ But down into the brew-her snare- Fell Miss Colombo, pity that! After spending a life of comfortable ease, Karen Flint tried to drive between two trees. Needless to state what happened then- They found her remains in a nearby glen. Beneath this cold turf doth Leon Gavigan recline; He collided with an engine on the Beaver River line. His mind so befuddled with business at hand He forgot the crossing! Next stop--Angel Land. Into Davy Jones' locker Due to hurricanes released Lynn Hofer left the navy; Thus was he deceased. 17 A sad fate befell an experienced housekeeper- Elizabeth Jackson, by name, she was known. Attacked by an avenging atomic sweeper She vanished in dust--Where was she blown? In this cold place lies Linda Keib; Here she is and here she will abide. She fell through a window, but didn't bound When she hit the cement twenty stories down. A body lies beneath this fertile soil Since Bradley Kuhl left this world's turmoil. Working at his post-hole digging trade He buried himself like a gopher in a raid. Here would lie Miss Alice La Chausse But that the girl was losted Atop Mt. Everest without any clothes She became the missing link--frosted. Here lies Lou Ann Lasher in quiet rest. She had led a life of mirth and jest. To mislead people of her manners gay She left this life in a peaceful way. Gary Lomber lies here. He lost the race; Thrown from his horse, he fell on his face. Now he rides on a ghostly plain A headless horseman like Ichabod Crane. Beneath his text book lies Dick Mattis; His students strung him up on a lattice. If he had not chosen the wrong vocation, He would not be in this location. In this form lies Nancy Miller, by name, As a lady wrestler she won her fame. Only her name in the ring will live, For she hit a brick wall that didn't give. Here lies Lila Moser, a noble mother, Who met her fate in a frigid smother. Her loving children seeking to please Locked her up in her new deep freeze. Now this mother, sad to state, Is known as mummy to this date. Out in vast space floats a different sight, Marilyn Moshier disappeared one ghostly night. While mystically walking in her sleep a pace She tangled with hot water pipes and lost the race. Dorothy Noftsier-what a sad sight- Swallowed rat poison one dark night. In her haste to find a high blood pressure pill She made this mistake; now she's over the hill. Bob Ross should be beneath this stone But he quit living while driving alone. His new car with two-hundred horse power to spare Left the road. He couldn't be found anywhere. In a forest lies Jack Rubar's form He met his fate one winter mom Hunting the woods in search of game He was killed by rabbits--What a shame! Here doth lie Marie Jane Schneider May she always be a silent reminder In a moment of careless and heedless homemaking She cremated herself while entranced by her baking. In vast celestial space floats Jennie Schulz- There wasn't any need at all to feel her pulse. She was a gangland hostess with a treacherous rod; But she didn’t draw it fast enough; now she's under sod. 18 Out in some vast ocean, sad to relate, Floats the form of Bruce Segovis; there met his fate While attempting to harness the energy released By a spouting whale, our adventurer was deceased. Here lies the few remains of one Who was careless with a loaded gun. Wesley Simpson while exploring a rod Touched it off; now he's under sod. Perry Steria searching the forest land To rid it of termites on every hand Was taken by surprise, mistaken for a tree; The termites just loved him; he was never set free. While strolling through a forest fair, BUI Terry met a grizzly bear. The bear remembering him from the past Gave Bill a squeeze--it was his last. In this earth lies the battered remains Of Clark E. Thorp, the guy with the brains! In the science lab he was ever the clown He's done his last experiment, he's underground. Here lies our Thomas Tyner- He has traversed the pearly gate. He failed to release his bowling ball Which carried him to his fate. From this world of wonder, Carol Virkler disappeared. Her case is still considered to be strangely weird It might have been an accident, a fit, or just disease Whatever may have happened, she disappeared with ease. Here should lie Dave Yousey in peaceful slumber, But sad to state, he took his own number. All they found of him wouldn’t make hash He left this world in a time bomb's flash. Carolyn Zecher lies here in this soil Now released from life's wearisome toil She jumped or fell from a passing plane. And landed hard enough to remain. CLASS WILL Betty (Did someone say Copenhagen?) Brouty relinquishes her seat in Mr. Cresson's class to Sharon Yousey. Lila (Let's argue about something.) Moser leaves her ability to get along with everybody to Kay Yancey. Jennie (The brew that made Naumberg famous) Schulz leaves her extreme height to Mary Lou Martin. Phil Aubel is the unhappy receiver of Linda (She's leaving that gate with an Olds 88.) Keib's skill behind the wheel. Carolyn (My virtue is quietness) Zecher leaves her ability to listen-to a obstreperous underclassman, Wayne Kuhl. Linda Baumgartner is the enthusiatic recipient of Patti (Just call me Zeb ) Colombo's interest in the farmyard. Alice (Quit talking about me) La Chausse bequeaths her ability to criticize to Mary Gilbert and Margo Hofer who don't realize how fortunate they are. Marie (Excitement overwhelms me) Schneider endows Mary Boshart and Judy Schamback with the habit of chattering like a squirrel. Carlton Roes is the fortunate recipient of Carol (Teasing is fun) Virkler's ability to pester certain people. 19 Dorothy (Life gets tedious, don't it) Noftsier wills her talent for getting into trouble to Jerry Grau. Nancy Moser is the lucky recipient of Elaine (Where's the pizza) Abel's ability to conduct an F H A meeting. Patti Sauer and Bethany Hall are the proud owners of Karen (Rules were made to...) Flint's talent to avoid compliance with rules. Elizabeth (Where's that redheaded janitor?) Jackson endows her diamond ring to Mary Louise Streeter. (Make the most of it.) Nancy Herzig is willed the golden locks of Marilyn (Is my face red again?) Moshier. Nancy (Did you say Moth ?) Miller wills her quality of invulnerability to Connie Kovacs and Maureen Keiffer during gym class. Jeanne (My man) Dennison leaves her faithfulness to Beaver River Central School to Eleanor Campany who is considering a transfer to Copenhagen school. Richard (I'm an angel!) Mattis leaves his ability to draw a conclusion on a certain subject to Doug McPheters. David (I'm through with that kid!) Yousey wills his skill at making trail to a fellow woodsman-none other than Junior (Bugger) Wakefield. Larry (Where did she go now?) Brouty leaves all of his spare time to Helen Bruckman. The desired love and admiration of Stan (Oh! Those Sophomore girls) Bush is willed without question to the feminine members of the class of 1962. Perry (You wanna get clipped?) Steria bequeaths his sturdy build to Butch Ford, who doesn't actually need it. Anne Yousey is the unfortunate lass to whom Rodney (Wha'd you say Jiggs ?) Campany grants his unrequested class ring. Leon (Hey, Coon !) Gavigan endows his prowess as a mischievous character (Oh, those fire alarms) to Milton Mouse Monnat. The qualities required for an actor are granted to James Nortz and Tom Peters from Bruce (My career is acting) Segovis. Wesley (I like a Junior) Simpson grants his mysterious adoration to a specific person in next year's senior class. Tom (My, girls are fascinating!) Tyner endows Jan Van Amam and all others interested with his ability to swim. Clint Doney will be fascinated by the overflowing abundance of Lynn (Let's go to Carthage) Hofer's blond hair, which he has been willed. Ernie Smith and Donald La Chausse are bequeathed Bob (Don't you know you shouldn't smoke?) Ross's clever- ness in avoiding being caught smoking in school. (Oh yeh??) Bradley (Ouch! Quit pinching, Briny) Kuhl gladly grants Wilbur Lyndaker and Arthur Zehr his coveted seat in Mr. Norton's office. Dale Moser is to become the glad receiver of Jack (I like to bust bunnies) Rubar's unique style of strolling through the halls of Beaver River Central School. Bill (You wanna box?) Terry deposits his unused razor (One year old) with Ralph Zehr. Man, what a beard! The teachers of Beaver River Central School are deprived of Clark (Well, who's got their Math done?) Thorp's willingness to cooperate with them. Lou Ann (Traveling intrigues me.) Lasher wills her energy and physical fitness to Linda Norton and Donna Schneeberger. 20 The managers of Beaver River Central School's basketball teams are endowed with Gary (Have car, will travel) Lomber's gray icebox for future transportation. Ray (I got my draft card) Altmire leaves his ability to ramrod a truck on an icy pavement to Edmond Becker. 21 22 CLASS OF 1961 Row 1: M. Boshart, N.Herzig, S.Schorge, R. A. Moser, N. Moser, B.Hall. H.Bruckman, J.Schamback, M.L. Martin, A.Yousey, P.Sauer. Row 2: C.Roes. G.Grau, P.Aubel, D.LaChausse, E.Becker, C. Wakefield, T.Peters, L.Ford, J.VanArnam, K.Zehr. Row 3: Mr.Lewis, M.Gilbert, M.Hofer, L.Norton, M. Keiffer, C. Kovacs, M.L.Streeter, R.Zehr, J.Nortz, W.Lyndaker. President-Linda Norton Vice-President-Donald LaChausse Secretary-Suellen Schorge Treasurer-Mary Boshart CLASS OF 1962 Row 1: M.Lyndaker, S.Zehr, S.Lyndaker, L.Moshier, E.Zehr, S. Edwards. J.Abel. L. Illingworth, F. Hayes, G. Flint, L. Zecher. Row 2: C.Yantzi, K.Honer, P.Moncalieri, S.Hall, C.Edick, A.Zehr, R.Zehr, F.Famey, D.Moshier, H.Lasher, Mrs.Hanlon. Row 3: L.Zehr, E.Dalton, C.Noftsier, L.Widrick, L. Baumgartner, R.Farney, P.Dalton, C.Doney, W.Kuhl, D. Moser, M.Monnat. Row 4: D.Schneeberger, R.Branche, K.Yantzi, E.Campany, D.Maloney. G.Schamback. President-Karen Honer Vice-President-Harold Lasher Secretary-Cynthia Jantzi Treasurer-Linda Baumgartner CLASS OF 1963 Row 1: M. Hall, B.Widrick, P.Kaler, J.Hcrzig, B. Simpson, M.L. Aucter, M.C.Kennell, S.Pate, V. Lehman, B. Herzig, D.Delles, J.Bush, S. Martin. Row 2: L.Bush, M.Bachman, G.Lomber, H.Lyndaker, V.Zehr, E.Widrick, S.Moser, M.Zehr, J.Marolf, B.Schorge, S.Zehr, A.Zchr. Row 3: Mr.Wilks, R.Zehr, L.Moser, D.Arthur, B. Moser, F.Gavigan, D. Martin, R.Lehman, L.Beck, J.Noftsier, K.Smith, R.Carnie, G.Ebersol. Row 4: E.Taylor. H.Kloster, E.Largct, D.Dicob, M.Miller, A.Buckingham, R.Hynes, A.Steria, R.Hoch, S.Virkler, T.Hayes, E.Kennell. President-Louis Beck Vice-President-Robert Hynes Secretary-Judy Bush Treasurer-Violet Zehr 26 Row 1: J.Noftsier, L.Hcrzig, B.Jantzi, L.Yousey, E. Yousey, H.Honer, S.Ford, K.Virkler, S.Boliver, B. Wakefield, E.Gilbert. Row 2; K.Moser, R.Steria, D.Zehr, J.Lehman, S.Smith, G.Farney, A.Sommcrville, M.Breed, P.Lehman, W.Tanner, L.Petcrs, R.Yousey, V.Lyndaker. Row 3; P.Lyndaker, B. Zehr, T. Van Severn, R.Farney, R. Miller, N.Zehr, S.Moshier, A.Schneider, C.Owen, S.Pate, D.Honer, L.Sauter, Mr.Chamberlain. Row 4: L.Knight, D.Famey, S.Kciffer, C.Keiffer, R.Van Acmam, J.Virkler, P.Beyer, R.Keiffer. Row 1: E. Van Arnam, M.Tuttle, M. Illingworth, D.Hoppel, C.Zehr, M.Roggic, M.Simmons. J.Duffer, K.Lehman, L.Patton, C.Jackson. Row 2: S.Martin, J.Slawson, D.Knight, B.Zehr, E.Shaw, I.Klostcr, B.Zehr, J.Grau, E.Lyndaker, M. Weller, N.Knowlton, E.Virkler. Row 3: Mr.Brown, W.Gipps, W.Kuhl. M.Farney, M.Zehr, S.Sabo. C.Keiffer. E.Geyette, C.VanAmam, J.Schlier, R.Turnbull, D.Flint, Mr.Dyer. GRADE 7 Row I; J.Becker, S. Mattis, B.Altmire, N. Burke, C. Doney, K.Zehr, J.Steria, P.Widrick, R. Hopple, B.Bush, L. Kipfer. Row 2: T. Martin. R.Boliver, E.Lehman, D.Hofcr, S.Mathys, C. Wetterhalm, K.Menti, J.Zehr, M.Edwards, A.Walseman, C.Sauer, M.Simpson, Mr.Thomas. Row 3: K.Virkler, T.Plantz, G.Walseman, G.Jackson, C.Zehr, G.Buckingham, D.Hetzel, J.Neddo, J.Typhair, E.Zehr, S.Mathys. 27 Row 1: W. Bird, R.Noftsier, P.Kuhl, L.Kaler, V.Turck, A.Edick, B. Buckingham, M.Zecher, H.Steria, R.LaChausse, A.Marolf, K. Klostcr. Row 2: V.Sturtz, C.Schantz, J.Lehman, J.Schamback, W.Robinson, L.Lehman, L.Abel, D.Kennell, B.Flint, T.Brouty, F.Lasher, B.Baumgartner, T. Dutton, Mrs. Hynes. Row 3: Mr.Giordano, R.Youscy, A.Lyndecker, A.Kloster, M.Martin, A.Schneeberger, D.Dicob, H.Plantz, C.Virklcr, C.Farney, T.Tooker, G.Martin. Row 1: C.Campany, M.L.Schnceberger,.S.Herzig, L.Zehr, F. Moser, D.Campany, S.Lehman, D. Wakefield, D.Widrick, S. Klostcr, K. Kloster. Row 2: P. Dicob, H.Virkler, J.Roggie, J. Martin, P.Hack, R.Steiner, K. Waterman, T.Keck, C.Marolf, D.Chamberlain. D.Tooker. Row 3: Mrs.Plumley, R.Marilley, R.Peters, D.Bird, B.Zehr, C.Garrison Jr., R.Hack, J.Rice, C.Simpson, l.Zehr, J.Mattis, Mr.Dilg. Row 1: L.Lewis, B.Boshart, l.Zehr, E.Bush, N.Brown, C.Mattis, M. Martin, S.Windover, D. Walseman, J.Easton. Row 2: Mrs.Maloney, E.Yousey, J.Smitka, E.Hansen, L.Jantzi, L.Rosiczkowski, J.Brown, L.Dougherty, J.Hodkinson, S.Moshier, D. Kaler, Mrs.Plumley. Row 3; D.Aubel, J.Bramhall, G.Herzig, L.Jackson, J.Segovis, A.Davoy, S.Silverthorne, W.Schneider, L.Moshier. 28 Row 1: S.Schwcndy, M.Famey, P.Farney, M.Walseman, R.Lyndaker, L.Zehr, L.Kieffer, M.Edick, R.Yousey, C.Carpenter, C.Lyndaker. Row 2; Mr.Rogers, R.Streeter, L.Schantz, C.Fredenburg, R.Schulz, L.Mellnitz, S.J.Brown, B.Steiner, R.Dawson, S.Kiphcr, L.Hoppel, J.Silverthorne. Row 3: C.Farney, T.Lehman, L.Moser, L.VanArnam, C.Sauer, L.Schamback, D.Sauer, B.Mattis, B.Edwards. M.Zehr, T.Campany. Row 1: C.Sauer, M.Martin. L.Streeter, B.Columbo, M.J.Zehr. K.Bush, S.Buckingham. B.Steria, K.Turck, C.Hirschy, C.Glenn. Row 2: Miss Monroe. D.Hancock. B.Moser, T.Pate’, G.Gilbert. L.Sauter, M.Woolschlager, W.Zecker. J.Schneeberger, E.Barker. Row 3: N. Hitchcock, K.Zehr, P.LaChausse, L. Martin, M.L.Roggie, M.Turck, K. Hansen, K.Widrick, T.Noftsier. Row 1: K.Campany, D.Roggie, C.Moshier, B.Farney, K.Widrick, D.Dougherty, K.Campany, C.Lyndaker. S.Smith, N.Dutton. Row 2 d!Lehman, J.Stuhl. B.Robinson, B.Marolf, J.Peters, K. Kirch, J.Farney, D.Jantzi, L.Streeter, Miss Scovilie. Row 3: J.Zehr, B.Moshier. B.Schambach, S. Cowles, C. Lehman. 29 Row 1: R.Sauer, W.Hoppel, C. Lehman, E. Morrow, B.Windover, S. Martin, D.Kloster, A.Rice, M.Keck, J.Schwendy, S.Lehman, N.Lehman, N.Zehr, D. Schwendy. Row 2: Mrs.Bush, M.Colombo, G.Rosiczkawski, B.Boliver, B.Turck, S.Plantz, D.Zehr, P.Yousey, S.Herzig, G.Martin, A.Barker, S.Grau, S.Kaler, D. Virkler, Mrs. Chartrand. Row 3; D. Martin, L.Herzig, P.Shaw, C. Tuttle, D.Lehman, L. Widrick, E.Lehman, J. Martin, L.Pate, B. Dawson, M.Moshier, R. Windover, R. Lehman, L. Kloster. Row 1: M. Delies, K. Baumgartner, R. Aubel, D.Fisher, B.Steria, D.Tooker, B.Schultz, L.Breed, P. Widrick, V.Zehr, J. Yousey, B.Roggie, R.Noftsier. Row 2: Mrs.Bush, D.McCleary, K.Roggie, L.Zehr, D.Streeter, D.Schneeberger, R.Dicob, R.Menti, H.Walesman, R.Lyndaker, R.Einbeck, K.Hickox, R.Noftsier, H.Eaton, Mrs.Klock. Row 3: A.Noftsier, G.Lyndaker, P.Chamberlain, T.Martin, M.Walesman, S. Woolschlager, M.Glenn, D.Petzoldt, B.Simpson, J.Schambach, L.Zehr. GRADE 3 Row 1: C.Typhair, P.Cowles, F.Totten. P.Edwards, L.Bush, R.Edick, M.S.Dougheny, M.Lyndaker, B.Lehman, B.Lehman, J.Gray, A.Widrick, D.Herzig. Row 2; Mrs.Nortz, B.Dicob, J.Noftsier, W.Lyndaker, C.Widrick, P.Olley, B.Sauer, J.Sauer, K. Widrick, L.Hodkinson, B.Carpenter, C.Garrison, C.Walse- man, B.Schneider, B.Campany, Mrs.Klock. Row 3: D.Hirschey, M.Zehr, J.Flint, S. Windover, C.Hancock, S.Plantz, T.Schantz, P.Typhair, J.Hoppel, T.Dicob, L.Kirch. 30 Row 1: A. Marolf, J. Martin, K. Moshier, P. Baumganner, C.Lyndaker. A.Eaton, W. Mills, F.Zehr, V.Zehr, T.Schneeberger, V.Edick, L. Herman. Row 2; Mrs.Kuhl, K.Bush, E.LaChausse, L.Barker, R.Patton, S.McCleary, B.Bachman, J.Roggie, J.Mathys, K.Lehman, S.Campany, J.Kirch, J.Kennell, L, Marolf, Mrs.LaMourey. Row 3: K.Pate, G.Kuhl, B.Hayes, S.Widrick, D.Lyndaker, I,Totten, S.Widrick. Row 1: B.Lyndaker, K.Einbeck, S.Lehman. G.Zehr, L. Knight, G.Zehr, N.Moser, D.Zehr, A.Jackson, D.Marolf, L.Huppke, C.Famey. Row 2: Mrs.Hilts, J.Moshier, C.Lehman, L.Turck, L.Noftsier, M.Typhair, T.Farney, L.Yousey, D.Widrick, L.Widrlck, D.Brown, L.Huppke. Row 3; D.Carnie, R.Turck, R.Herzig, L.Noftsier, B.Roggie, M.Virkler, C.Moser, B.Moser, S.Zehr, E. Kloster, Mrs.Kuhl. Row 1: B. Walseman, D.Peters, M.McVoy, A.Grau, K.Roggie, C.Segovis, P.Schamback, S. Walker, K.Zehr, A.Zehr, J.Martin, W.Streeter, G.Freden- burg, L.Roggie, M.Zehr. Row 2: Mrs.Schneeberger, J.Sauer, J.Deinorest, L.Taube, L.Zehr, W. VanDewalker, W.Widrick, R.A.Zehr, V.Lyndakcr, S.Martin, A.Farney, T.Keiffer, J. Austin, V.S. Lehman, D. Noftsier, Mrs. Ver Schneider. Row 3: T.Yousey, C.Lehman, T.Schneider, D.Silvcrthome, G.Smith, S.Lehman, G.Donaldson, P.Windover. 31 Row 1: C.Mcllnitz, A.A.Grau, B.Herman, E.Martin, J.Martin, M.J.Spagnolli, L.Campany, R.Kloster, P.Lehman, L.Campany, K.Hoppel, R.Streeter, S. Smith. Row 2; Mrs.Hynes, K.Black, J.Rosiczkowski, B.Schamback, B.Marolf, L.Windover, D. Kloster, A.Noftzier, B.Petzoldt, L.Zehr, C.Lyndaker, S.Tooker, L.A.Bush, L. Widrick, J. Patton. J.Widrick, Mrs.Schnecberger. Row 3: B.Plantz, A. Pate, T.Simpson, R. Einbeck, P. Keck, D. Kipfer, D.Neddo, A.Brucato. Row 1: W.Mellintz Jr., D.Lyndaker, J.Famey, B.Trombley, J.Buckingham, W.Roggie, J. Woolschlager, J.M.Beller, K.Zehr, M.J.Hopple, S.Keiifer, L.A.Virkler, L.Barker, E.Hershey, S.Marilley. Row 2; Mrs.Finnigan, B.Kirch, R.Schweitzer, B.Bartholomew. E.Hanson, C.Moshier, A.Kohler, L.Grunert, L. Virkler, J.Widrick, M.Roggie, M.Roggie, D.Sauer, P.Lyndaker, L.Bush. • Row 3: E.R.Zehr, D.Horton, S.Beyette, T. Meyer, T.E.Pate, T.McCleary, C.Campany, J. Adams, M.Herman, A.Kapfer, W.Lewis, K.Farney, G.Brown. Row 1: A.LaChausse, B.Widrick, T.Nortz, M.S.Zchr, C.Briot, S.Compeau, S.Kalamus, V.Hoppel, L.A.Tooker, C.Jantzi, T.Chaffee, J.Walseman. Row 2: M.Monnat, J.Dicob, D.Farney, S.Schneeberger, L.Huppke, M.J.Morrow, W.Moore, D.Glenn, C.Black, R.Typhair, F.SlaykolII, Mrs.Finnigan. Row 3: S.LaValley, B. Widrick, D. Martin, D. Kohler, C.Roggie, G. Widrick, L.Zehr, T.Dawson, T.Daggett, B.Fisher, K.Simpson, M.Famey, G.Roggie. 32 RURAL UNITS Row 1: E.Zehr, G.Jackson. Row 2: M.Lyndaker, L. Illingworth, S.Jackson, N.Meszaros, B.Zehr. Row 3: Mrs.Gilligan. Mrs.Famey L.Virklcr, H. Yancey. M.Yousey, Y.Yousey, J. Moser. Row 1: J. Widrick, L.Widrick, F.Yousey, D.Cook, J.Yousey, J.Yousey. Row 2: G.Lyndaker, L.Widrick, D.Cook, Mrs.Campany. Row 1: S.Lyndaker, P. Kloster, F.Shaw, H.Boliver. Row 2: G. Kloster, E.Boliver, S. Lehman. L.Lyndaker. Row 3: C.Lyndaker, E.Shaw, Mrs.Yousey. Row 4; M. Kloster, L.Zehr, J.Zehr, M.Zehr. 33 Row 1: B. Kloster, D. Kloster, M. Petrie. M. Petrie. Row 2: D.Brouty, D.Ardison, Miss Schultz, B.Hoch, J. Kloster, G.Brouty. Row 1: L.Hofer, R.Ross, P.Aubel. Co-captain; R.Altmire, Co-captain; B.Kuhl, R.Campany. Row 2: Mr.Bramhall, Coach; R. Mattis. Manager; R.Carnie, W.Kuhl, D. Martin, S.Bush, L.Gavigan, M.Mon- nat, P.Steria, G.Lomber, Manager; R. Yousey, Manager. Our school football team completed the most successful season in its history with a five win and one loss record. The team won the championship of the Northern New York Sixman Football League. Row 1; G.Lomber, Manager; R.Ross, S.Bush, R.Mattis, R.Company, B.Kuhl, D.Yousey, W.Terry, P.Aubel, R.Altmire. Row 2; D.Moser, H.Lasher, W.Kuhl, A.Zehr, W.Simpson, L.Gavigan, D.La Chausse, C.Wakefield, M.Monnat, P.Steria. Row 3; W.Tanner, Manager; C.Doney, G.Campany, D.Martin, R.Lehman, R.Hynes, R.Carnie, B.Moshier, D.Dicob, E.Larget, R. Yousey. Managers; Mr.Bramhall, Coach. One loss to Lyons Falls during the season placed our team in a tie with Glenfield for first place. The play off game on the Lowville field was won by Glenfield by a score of 16 to 6. Thus, an otherwise fine season came to a less satisfactory ending. 36 ■■ Row 1: P.Steria, M.Monnat, D. La Chausse, B. Kuhl, D. Yousey. R.Campany, Co-captain; Mr.Giordano, Coach; S.Bush, Co-captain; R.Altmire, P.Aubel, L.Gavigan, R. Mattis. R. Yousey, G.Lomber. Managers. With Dave Yousey, Stan Bush and Rod Campany acting as the nucleus of a well balanced Varsity basketball team, the Beavers show promise of completing a highly successful season. So far the Varsity has won 8_games and lost_3_and has battled Port Leyden for the Lewneida league championship. Row 1: D. Yousey, Manager; D. Moser, D. Martin, W.Kuhl. C.Doney, R. Lehman, R. La Chausse, Manager. Row 2; D.Hetzell, Manager; G.Schamback. S.Hall, A.Zehr. R.Carnie, F.Gavigan, C.Smith, E.Taylor, Mr.Thomas. Coach. The Junior Varsity has shown a great deal of promise in its season to date with a record of 5_wins and 4_losses. 37 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS M.Gilbert, S.Schorge, A.Yousey, L.Baumgartner, L.Norton, P.Colombo, Captain JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS S. Martin, P.Dalton, M.Hofer, Captain; E. Dalton, D.Schneeberger, E.Campany 38 Row 1: N. Burke, E.Guyette, L.M. Yousey, E.Widrick, V.Zehr, H.Lyndaker, M. Edwards, M. Simmons, J.Marolf, B.Bush. Row 2: Miss Boshart, P.Kaler, M.Roggie, B.A.Zehr, C.Zehr, B.Widrick, M.Zehr, S.Moshier, J.Bush, M.Hall, K.Lehman, L.Patton, J.Grau. Row 3: G.Eversol, D.Zehr, R. Yousey, B. Moser, A.Zehr, S.Sabo, E.VanArnam, E. Kennell, C.Zehr, G.Walseman, P. Beyer, R.Turnbull, B. Zehr. JUNIOR CHORUS Row 1: J.Schlier, B.Zehr, B.Simpson, E.Lyndaker, 1. Tuttle, E.Virkler, B.Altmire, E. Lehman, M. Breed, K.Virkler, B. Wakefield, J. Becker. Row 2: C.VanArnam, S.Smith, E.Shaw, S.Martin, J.Herzig, M.L.Zehr, G.Famey, B.Gilbert, S.Ford, B.Jantzi, C.Kieffer, C.Jackson. Row 3: R.Hoch, S.Virkler, L.Moser, R.Famey, L.Knight, C.Kieffer, T.Hayes, L.Sauter, N.Zehr, K.Moshier, J.Schneider, P.Lehman. 40 BAND Row 1: E.Campany. D.Schnccbcrger. J.Noftsicr, S.Boliver, R.Turnbull. M.Farney, P.Beyer. Row 2- S Schorge, M.Streeier, L.Norion. R.Phillips, R.Campany. L.Sauter, D.Arthur, E.Bccker, L.Keib, Mr.Dougherty, Director. Row 3: J.Rubar, A.Walscman. C.VanAmam. C.Kovacs. R.Mattis. D.McPheters. S.Zehr, B.Schorge, R.Branche. G.Schamback. L.Ford, J.VanAmam. T. Tyner. SENIOR CHORUS Row 1: E.Abel, D.Schneeberger. K.Yantzi, E.Zehr, Mr.Dougherty, Director; L.Moshier, J.Schulz, H.Bruckman, R.Moser. Row 2: M. Kciffer, C.Kovacs. C.Jantzi, N.Herzig. S.Zehr. L.Gavigan, P. Moncalieri, B.Hall, G.Schamback. M.Schneider. M.Moshier, L. Widrick. C.Virkler, L. Moser. 41 Treasurer - Sharon Yousey Song Leader - Flora Hayes Historian - Nancy Moser Parliamentarian - LaVeme Widrick .4 „ President - Elaine Abel Vice-President - Mary Lou Martin Recording Secretary - Nancy Miller Corresponding Secretary - Janet Abel ) J During the past year, F.H.A. has been very active. It has furnished doll clothes for the kindergarten children and at Thanksgiving food was sent to needy families in the area. The proceeds from the spaghetti supper were used to purchase jackets for the sophomore club members. Members of the F.H.A. attended rallies at Star Lake and Gouvemeur; two delegates were sent to the state conven- tion at Elmira. Hay rides and skating parties with F.F.A. rounded out a worthwhile year. President - Ralph Zehr Treasurer - Wilbur Lyndaker Vice-President - Stanley Hall Sentinel - Dale Moser Secretary - Gary Ebersol Reporter - Floyd Famey In November a three member team participated in a regional judging contest at Canton A.T.I. Fourteen members re- ceived Green Hand degrees; 7 received Chapter Farmer degrees. Our dairy cattle judging team placed second in the county F.F.A. contest. Four delegates attended the state F.F.A. convention. In May the annual awards banquet was held. 42 STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: M.Gilbert, Secretary; C.Thorp, President; A.Yousey, Vice-President; R.Farney, Treasurer; Row 2; M. Farney, B.Baumgartner, S.Boliver, R.Carnie, J. Lehman. Row 3; Mr.Lewis, Adviser; P.Colombo, E.Becker, D. Delies, G.Lomber, Mr.Chamberlain, Adviser. At the first meeting of the 1959-1960 Student Council, a student body poll was unanimously approved in the hope that it would provide a tentative base from which to work. Roberta Farney was elected Treas- urer and Mary Gilbert Secretary. President Clark Thorp and Vice-President Ann Yousey had been elected the previous year. Acting on the suggestions from the student body, the Council successfully carried out the following: a limited number of dances after basketball games, a Christmas program, a modem dance band, and a new flag for the school. It is now in the process of developing plans for a triple feature basketball game, career conferences, and an Exchange Student assembly. 43 DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatic Club in its second year of existence under the direction of Mr. Dyer has increased its membership and consequently has been very active. Two plays have been presented by the club. Three members of the Dramatic Club, Roberta Famey, Linda Baum- gartner, and David Maloney represented Beaver River in a Lewneida League play festival at Glenfield. The one-act play, Good Medicine, was highly praised by Thomas A. Carpenter, adjudicator. As described by Mr. Carpenter, the pro- duction was most enjoyable and had a happy choice of actors, play, and director. The second play, which was pre- sented as an assembly program, was entitled How To Propose. This was a rousing comedy and delighted the students. The cast included members from the seventh, eighth, ninth, and tenth grades. THE NEWSPAPER CLUB After many trials and setbacks the Beaver Hi-Lite has become an established success. Long hours, hard work, and constant vigilance on the part of Alice LaChausse, Editor-in-Chief; Roberta Farney, Associate Editor; Maureen Keiffer, Exchange Manager; Nancy Herzig, Business Manager and Mr. Dyer, advisor; have made the newspaper an important weekly feature of Beaver River Central School. However, this achievement was possible only through the support of the entire staff. The policy of the Hi-Lite is constant alertness and improvement. RIFLE CLUB President - Robert Ross Vice-President - Rodney Campany Executive Officer - Carlton Wakefield Secretary - Linda Keib Treasurer - Bradley Kuhl The Rifle Club is composed of thirty-three members this year. Its primary objective is to improve the knowledge and ability of any interested pupils in the handling of firearms safely and capably. 44 BEAVERITE PRODUCTS, INC BEAVER FALLS, N. Y. CROGHAN, N. Y. GLENFIELD, N. Y. 46 ONE FOREST! A MILLION MATCHES can be made from one tree. A MILLION TREES can be burned by a forest fire started with one match in careless hands. It takes years to grow the trees a forest fire bums in one hour. Be alert— KEEP AMERICA GREEN! J. P. LEWIS 47 COMPLIMENTS OF LATEX FIBER INDUSTRIES, INC. BEAVER FALLS NEW YORK CENTRAL NEW YORK CHAPTER AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS The American Institute of Architects is the national or- ganization of the architectural profession to unite architects in their efforts to promote aesthetic, scien- tific and practical efficiency of the profession, to ad- vance educational standards and to make the profes- sion of ever increasing service to society. 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