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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1965 volume:

. -- fi? n Fi? '. 'l f?i5 ' - L BEAVERIAN 1965 BEAVER RIVER CENTRAL SCHOOL Beaver Falls, New York Clifford C. Chamberlain Supervising Principal Mr. Chamberlain succeeded Mr. Norton as principal January 1, 1964. He completes his lirst full year as principal of Beaver River Central School in this, our graduating year. Mr. Chamberlain joined the faculty of Beaver River Central School in September, 1959. For four years he taught social studies, English, seminar work and earth science in the Junior-Senior High School. For two of these years he was transportation supervisor for the school system and for one year he was vice-principal. In September of 1963 he became full-time vice-princi- pal, succeeding Mr. Kirch who became full-time guid- ance director. He also continued as transportation su- pervisor. After graduation from Copenhagen Central School in 1940, Mr. Chamberlain enrolled in Crane Depart- ment of Music at Potsdam State University College. Military service as a lieutenant in the Marines with duty in the Far East interrupted his college training. Upon his return to the United States, he entered Franklin and Marshall college, from which he was graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Educa- tion. He also holds a Master's degree from St. Lawrence University. In 1951 he was recalled to active duty with the Marine Corps. After his tour of duty, he worked as a salesman for the New Holland Machine Company. In 1956 he became a partner in Croghan Motor Sales, and in 1959, began his service at Beaver River Central School. Larry M. Corey Assistant Principal Mr. Corey became assistant principal of Beaver River Central School in January 1964. Mr. Corey as- sumed his new duties as assistant principal at midyear about one month after Mr. Chamberlain became prin- cipal. Mr. Corey is a native of Watertown and graduated from Watertown High School in June 1955. In 1959 he graduated from the State University College in Oswego with the degree of Bachelor of Science. Since that time Mr. Corey has continued to take graduate work at St. Lawrence University in Canton, New York, where he is matriculating for a Master's degree. Mr. Corey did his practice teaching in Marion Cen- tral School, Marion, New York, and Homer Central School, Homer, New York. He began teaching in Sep- tember, 1959, at Bolton Landing in the field of Indus- trial Arts and Driver Education. Mr. Corey came to Beaver Falls in September, 1961, and became Junior- Senior High School Industrial Arts instructor. Mr. Corey remained in this position until his appointment as Assistant Principal to succeed Mr. Chamberlain. Dedication Pierre H. Wallack The graduating class of 1965 is proud to dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Pierre Wallack who has won the respect of both students and faculty members in only two years at Beaver River Central School. Our class feels that we have come to know Mr. Wallack not only as teacher, class advisor and coach but also as a friend. We are sure that his influence on us and future classes will be lasting. 3 Board of Education ROW I Clayton E Vrrlder, Vice Prgsidgnff Donald Hirsch, A. J. Turnbull, Mrs. Helen C Carme Clerk Petzoldt Mrs Noreen Streeter. ROW II: Eugene N. Lawrence E- Mal'0lf,PffSid2fIf- The local Board of Education insures that our school will remain in the hands of our people rather than under general government or under private corpo- rations. It is a group elected by local citizens that can air varying points of view in formulating school policy. It is responsible for school property, supervises the spending of money, and employs school teachers. The improvement of our' school system depends upon the quality of our School Board. And the quality of our School Board depends upon the support and interest of the citizens of our school district. 4 .ri- Faculty l l ROW l: Mrs. Maloney, Mrs. Bush, Mrs. Wallack, Mrs. Han- lon. Mrs. Zecher, Mrs. Western, Mrs. Boucher, Miss Lyndaker, Mrs. Clarke, Mrs. McNutt, Miss Alden, Miss Geiger. ROW II: Mrs. Snow, Mrs. Roggie, Miss Langham, Mrs. Schneider, Mrs. Cowles, Mrs. Chartrand, Mrs. Hynes, Mrs. Lormore, Miss Zehr. Mrs. Schneeberger. Mrs. Gardner, Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. Muth, Miss Curtis, Mrs. Carpenter. ROW III: Mr. Stacy, Mr. Roggie, Mr. Wilkosz, Mr. Kocher, Mr. Gosselin, Mr Green, Mr. Ryan, Mr. McNutt, Mr. McDonough, Mr. Gilley Mr. Giordano, Mr. Wallack, Mr. Herr, Mr. Bramhall, Mr Taylor, Mr. Stanek. Mrs. Gosselin. Mr. Lester, Mr. Kirch. Mr. Lessard, Mrs Chamberlain. With each succeeding year the educa- tional opportunities at Beaver River Cen- tral School are expanding. For the first time in its history, the school now has the services of a Supervisor of English, Mr. Barker Herr. A new Director of Physical Education, Mr. Bradford Bram- hall, was appointed during the spring of I964. The Music Department has in- creased its personnel to three with the addition of a vocal instructor, Mrs. Dan- iel Roggie, who teaches only in the Ele- mentary School. Mr. Richard Green is in charge of instruction in Driver Education and Mechanical Drawing while all the shop courses are taught by Mr. Harvey Taylor. Cafeteria Staff Mrs. Hack, Miss Vaughn, Mrs. La Chausse, Mrs. Burr, Manager, Mrs. Kipfer, Mrs. A. Streeter, Mrs. Turck, Mrs. Wakefield, Mrs. Hodkinson, Mrs. Petzoldt, Mrs. Leonard, Mrs. B. Streeter. Miss Virkler, Mr. Chamberlailfs Secretary Custodians Mr. A. Peters, Mr. S. Peters, Mr. Kloster. Bus Drivers e . Mr. Bockenheim, Mr. W. Zehr, Mr. Moshier, Mr. Noftsier, Mr. Moser, Mr. Petzoldt, Mr. Lehman, Mr. Schulz, Mr. Hoppel, Mr. Farney, Mr. Graves, Mr. Pe- ters, Mr. Schantz, Mr. Hall, Mr. I. Zehr, Mr. Edwards. Miss Nortz, Mr. Corey's Secretary Mrs. Payberg, Miss Matzis' Secretary Senior i ai 3 QE QQ!QJi?f-ig Q ,, I 6 a Louis Richard Abel gary-.a,r.-VJC4, ' a-2' , .. Joanne Elizabeth Becker Betty Elaine Altmire David Clarence Briot Michael Gerald Andre Thomas Ralph Brouty Brandt Nelson Baumgartner Betty .lean Buckingham Gilbert James Buckingham Thomas W. Dutton Beverly Carol Bush Arletha Mae Edick Emily Jane Coffin Mary Catherine Edwards Cora Mae Doney Bruce Francis Farney Carlton G. Farney Rayta Mae Hoppel Bruce William Flint Gary Ralph Jackson Donald Stanley Hetzell Laura Jean Kaler Dawn Marie Hofer Patricia L. Kelly 1 K 3 L H Linda Marie Kipfer Robert Thomas LaChausse Thomas H. Kloster Elsie Jean Lehman Gary T. Kohler Joseph A. Lehman Paul John Kuhl Arthur C. Lyndaker Ashley R. Marolf J. Susan Mathys Elaine Ellen Marolf Shirley Anne Mattis Thomas W. Martin Katherine Elizabeth Merry Stanley Duane Mathys nm, Q3 M12 ww Robert R. Noftsier Henry A. Plantz Mary Kay Simpson William E. Robinson W .We 'Jw i QW? Connie Lou Sauer Joseph Donald Stevens John George Schamback Alice Ann Streeter Virgil Louis Sturtz Bonnie T. Terrillion Thomas Martin Tooker Virginia Carol Turck Alice Janette Walseman Gary Herbert Walseman Cynthia Marie Wetterhahn x Sui' Q 76 -L Ai AM: r 04-Uv ' dfvyd Richard Thomas Yousey ! 6? H +Yw---V. - -- f- -an W- H-Y -' - VW Mary Jane Zecher Edmund Joseph Zehr Yr in C Kathleen Ann Zehr Senior Play On December third and iifth these stu- dents presented the hill-billy comedy -Headin' For the Hills. Gilbert Buck- ingham with his country manners and antics headlined the castg the play was a howling success. mdsilwvllllcuefi W GOD DOA' -'life fvibifbig hcl P as O ol' 'Cl Q-vrewai QA SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President John Schamback Vice President Tom Brouty Secretary Betty Altmire Treasurer Bonnie Terrillion SENIOR CLASS CAST-ROW I: Betty Buck- ingham, Bill Robinson. ROW II: Cindy Wetter- hahn, Alice Ann Streeter, Dawn Hofer, Shirley Mattis, Virginia Turck. Beverly Bush. ROW III: Miss Curtis, Director, Mary Jane Zecher, Vir- gil Sturtz, Mary Simpson, Robert La Chausse, Alice Walseman, Louis Abel, Mary Edwards. Gilbert Buckingham. 1 1 . 1 I 1 4 1 INF ORMALITY ! v l:,' -1.1. , Si, FJ, M 217 Jw .51 .H- S, f LASS .1 -4 ,, , , Wifglfiffqg , 9, W' 3 fi P F 4 T L '- 13. - i':-f' .165 H .QF xx, l 3149 ., ' - ,L 1 - .-jail. .DX ' . X ,S- '--QQ..- ROW I: B. Turck, C. Mattis, J. Moser, J. Zehr, M. Schneeberger, D. Wakefield, K. Farney, D. Widrick, L Zehr, P. Kelly. S. Aucter. ROW II: G. DeRosier, E Aucter, S. Lehman, J. Smitka, D. Brouty, K. Kloster, H Virkler, S. Herzig, E. Zehr, C. Campany, D, Aubel, D Kaler. ROW III: J. Martin, Y. Yousey, B. Turck, D Campany, L. Becker, G. Kern, C. Crowley, P. Hack, D Walseman, C. Skriver, C. Lomber, D. Smith, S. Win- dover, F. Moser. ROW IV: M. Martin, R. Lehman, R. 7 . Marilley, P. Dicob, W. Schneider, C. Simpson, K. Wa- terman, J. Bramhall, B. Zehr, L. Jackson, I. Easton, W Phillips, E. Yousey, G. Jackson, L. Moshier, J. Mattis, J La Londe, Mr. Kocher, Advisor. ROW V: L Rosiczkowski, J. Hodkinson, C. Stevens, C. Marolf, E Hansen, J. Rice, J. Segovis, J. Neddo, J. Brown, R Hack, R. Peters, C. Garrison, L. Jantzi, J. Powers, A Davoy, G. Herzig. .J NM tilwunior . Q' 6, Q if QQ tw Ti gf, iffy if silty, ,Ie ,fQ,i,W'.. . .YQ Nw' President-Ronald Lehman Vice President-Ben Zehr Secretary--Dorris Campany Treasurer-Mary L. Schneeberger xl fi 0 ' MPG OFFICERS 18 OFFICERS: , President-George Gilbert Vice President--Stephen Herr Secretary-David Chamberlain Treasurer-Connie Carpenter X Sophomores ROW l: M. Farney, L. Streeter, K. Buckingham, L Kieffer, E. Shaw, P. Farney, S. Merry, C. Hirschey, D Steria. S. Buckingham. ROW II: J. Camidge. S. Leh- man. H. Sauer. M. Edick, B. Monnat, B. Colombo, B Steria, M. Walseman, M. Turck, M. Roggie, K. Bush. L Zehr. ROW Ill: L. Mellnitz. K. Planty, K. Turck. C Glenn, L. Martin, D. Wilkosz, R. Yousey, K. Miller, M Grimmer, C. Lyndaker, M. Zehr, R. Lyndaker, B Steiner, S. Schwendy, C. Carpenter. ROW IV: K. Zehr, G. Brouty, B. Mattis, C. Fredenburg, T. Lehman, S Moshier, C. Rice. S. Herr. R. Streeter, E. Boshart, B Moser, W. Edwards, C. Sauer, G. Schneeberger, L Schantz, T. Campany, N. Hickox, T. Noftsier, Mr. Mc- Nutt, Advisor. ROW V: W. Zecher, B. Lyndaker, K Hanson, M. Kloster, L. Sauter, D. Chamberlain, G. Gil- bert, D. Hancock, R. Potter, L. Schamback, M. Wool- schlager, P. LaChausse, L. Van Arnam, S. Kipfer, R Dawson, L. Moser. 19 l ROW I: M. Yousey, D. Roggie, S. Kaler, D. Zehr, K Campany. ROW Il: A. Barker, N. Bergman, P. Yousey, B. Stevens, L. Herzig, S. Plantz, C. Moshier. ROW III K. Campany, J. Zehr, L. Ebersol, D. Lehman, N. Zehr M. Moshier, P. Shaw, S. Lehman, C. Coffin. ROW IV s daker, J. Schwendy, C. Lehman, C. Farney, J. Lyons, M. Turck, C. Lehman. ROW V: Mr. Gosselin, K. Widrick, L. Widrick, D. Lehman, R. Shultz, E. Barker, W. Dawson, G. Rowsam, R. Windover, D. Ritz, G. Rosiczkowski, Mr. Kocher. M. Grunert, D. Virkler, W. Hoppel, B. Boliver, G. Lyn- fyuh.,-CJQLI .3 C X J 3 j Q .1 1 Gr ade 9 L ,g11l.,'fY9 W W '0 I 1 , M p , flffj i i J ' A V A A VM I 7, 1 4 bg ROW l: B. Marolf, S. Martin, S. Grau, S. Smith. ROW M. Colombo, D. Ritz, L. Streeter, L. Kieffer, M. Lu- Il: B. Farney, M. Schamback, C. Chastain, J. Farney, J Davoy, B. Robinson, S. Herzig, N. Dutton. ROW III: C. Camidge, J. Martin, K. Widrick, L. Moser, D. Busch, K. McPheters, K. Kirch, D. Payberg, J. Peters. ROW IV 20 Londe, L. Kloster, J. Zehr, M. Mulvaney, M. Crowley B. Turck, W. Davoy. ROW V: S. Cowles, B. Moshier C. Pominville, E. Lehman, D. Jantzi, D. Sauer, P Chamberlain, N. Lehman, G. Dye, G. Roch. ROW I: B. Schneider, J. Dicob, L. Hodkinson, C. Widrick, P. Widrick, P. Olley, B. Zehr, V. Zehr, S. Windover. ROW II: B. Campany, J. Widrick, M. Glenn G. Boshart, J. Sauer, B. Dicob, B. Windover, J. Youseyz P. Cowles, S. Woolschlager, M. Delles. ROW III: T. Schantz, B. Lehman, J. Steiner, L. Zehr, B. LaLonde, K. Roggie, B. Aucter, R. Sauer, H. Eaton. D. Buckingham E. Davoy, Mr. Roggie. ROW IV: Mr. Ryan, Mr Giordano, A. Noftsier, E. Waterman, M. Lyndaker, H Walseman, R. Lee, C. Garrison, W. Keech. R. Noftsier D. Schneeberger, T. Martin, J. Flint. Grade 8 ROW I: D. Tooker, C. Widrick. ROW II: E. Boliver, F. Totten, R. Noftsier, A. Rice, M. Forte, J. Hoppel, C. Lyndaker, L. Kirch, K. Plantz. ROW III: J. Flint, B. Sauer, K. Baumgartner, M. Edwards, L. Lyndaker, B. Schultz, R. Aubel, M. Walseman, J. Lyndaker. ROW IV: D. Streeter. B. Simpson. L. Virkler. J. Gray. T. Blair, G. Kloster, B. Carpenter, J. Yousey, J. Noftsier R. Einbeck, C. Walseman. ROW V: L. Zehr, D. Klos ter, K. Hickox. C. Hancock, G. Kelly, R. Lehman, B Houppert, D. McCleary, R. Dicob, R. Lyndaker, G Lyndaker. 21 Grade 7 Mr. Stacy's Room ROW I: S. Campany, L. Turck, A. Eaton, K. Lehman, G. Zehr, J. Roggie, S. Widrick. ROW II: P. Baumgart- ner, J. Mathys, M. Lyons, L. Yousey, K. Emerson, L. Widrick, K. Einbeck, G. Zehr, S. Zehr. ROW III: Mr. Lester, Mrs. Hynes, B. Lyndaker, R. Lewis, R. Patton, B. Campeau, C. Bush, C. Meade, F. Shaw, D. Lyndaker, L. Carpenter, B. Roggie, L. Noftsier, A. Widrick, V Zehr, Miss Curtis. ROW IV: G. Cushing, T. Schneeberl ger, D. Carnie, N. Moser, L. Noftsier, J. Yousey, D Herzig. D. Hirschy, M. Virkler, A. Lyon, J. Kennel. ROW I: B. Hayes. C. Moser, R. Kirch, D. Brown. J. Moshier, K. Moshier, B. Stevens, K. Lyndaker, S. Mc- Cleary. ROW II: L. S. Widrick, V. Edick, R. Edick, M. Busch, L. Huppke, C. Lehman, L. Knight, B. Bachman L. Bush. ROW III: A. Marolf, J. Kirch, D. Marolf, R. Herzig, C. Widrick, D. DeLaPorte, L. Huppke, J. Row- som, R. Turck, L. Marolf, M. Dekin, B. Turck, F Reape. ROW IV: M. Grimmer, R. Johnson, B. Lehman K. Kuhl, F. Zehr, M. Zehr, A. Jackson, D. Kloster, G Williams, G. Turck, P. Kloster, ROW I: Royal Typhair, David Neddo. Doug Cooke. Ann Rogers. Larry Bacon. Raymond Pleskach. ROW II: Andrew Zehr. Allen Wood. Gerry Bacon, Charlene Mc- Bain, Alfreda Rhone, Mr. Stacy. ROW III: Phyllis Ty- phair, Kevin Kelley, Duane Smith, Ellen Boliver. Andrew Karelus, Ronald Foster. 22 Q 'Q .1 s t A. . f. , ,.. ' . K5 X N 1 . Am, f W J -f--..,..v ' 4' suv h f 'B ' A G 'f I 2 1 ' if O .V sf' ROW I: M. Yousey, D. Roggie, C. Moshier, J. Moser J. Zehr, M, Schamback, J. Becker, N. Dutton, S. Leh- man, L. Zehr, N. Bergman, L. Streeter, K. Campany ROW II: B. Farney, C. Hirschey, L. Herzig, B. Monnat B. Steiner, J. Farney, K. Turck, M. Schneeberger, Y Yousey, S. Schwendy, M. Roggie, V. Turck, S. Mathysi ROW III: D. Virkler, B. Robinson, C. Chastain, S Windover, C. Glenn, M. Grimmer, C. Skriver, C. Crow ley, M. Simpson, D. Walseman, E. Virkler, G. Kern, R. Yousey, D. Wakefield, D. Campany, E. Lehman, C. Carpenter, B. Colombo, J. La Londe. ROW IV: J. Bramhall, J. Schamback, L. Schamback, M. Wool- schlager, P. Chamberlain, J. Powers, B. Baumgartner, V. Sturtze, C. Marolf, D. Chamberlain, S. Kirch, J. Zehr, E. Zehr, M. Crowley, R. Streeter, M. Colombo, L. Moshier, E. Zehr. . 8-U' ai , -2, ,Sl an 59?-L .gif J at we as 'tr xs..fe of 0- Graff Q3-it KX-J 5 ' llgwlv A5949 'R X54 SENIOR CHORUS OFFICERS- Kg,-iYP,Y i' igszfgyfr es - SEATED: Gail Kern, Dorris Cam- 01,15 .,.,,e'f ,waist if,-,CQF pany. STANDING: David Chamber- Jef Q30 JY? L lain, Joanne Becker, Joie La Londe,F R551 ,Mir ff? 5,439 Brandt Baumgartner. Wg dsl? 41-L 5 u Bjubiti' 'ff' i W A major achievement of the Music Department was the reception of an A rating by the Senior Chorus at the State Music Festival at Potsdam. Participating in the festival as soloists were Karen Virkler, Sandra Schwendy, and Rebecca Phillips. Two new select vocal groups which have been formed this year are Tri-Trio and the Choraliers. The latter was a featured part of an exchange concert program at Lowville in January. Several members of the Senior Chorus were chosen to take part in the Lewneida League Festival at Old Forge and the North Central Zone Festival at Lowville. The chorus continues to work toward its goal of acquiring choir robes for use in future years. The 1964-65 band began its activities for the school year by playing at the home football games. In December the band and choruses combined in presenting a Christmas Concert which was well received by the public, all are looking forward to a successful spring concert. 24 9 ROW I: Elsie Lehman. ROW II: C. Walseman. S. Mat- J. Schneeberger, L. Van Arnam, D. I-Ietzell, D. Cham- liS, A- Wakeman. D- Wilk0SZ. A- Slfeeier, M- SChrle6- berlain, E. Hansen, P. Chamberlain, L. Streeter, W. berger, B. Marolf, D. Virkler, T. Campany. ROW III: Phillips, P. Kuhl, H. Virkler, J. Gray. Junior Chorus , -Q- l 65 40 W o- -24 ,QQ 0 'X ,df Q? 00 03 bex AOA ROW I: S. Campany, S. Windover, B. Zehr, K. Leh- man, M. Lyons, K. Einbeck, L. Yousey, D. Brown, G Zehr, A. Eaton, L. Hodkinson. ROW II: K. Lyndaker, S. Woolschlager, K. Kirch, J. Moshier, B. Moshier, P. Olley, D. Widrick, L. Bush, M. Glenn, K. Moshier, P Baumgartner, D. Petzoldt. ROW III: M. Forte, R. Noftsier, A. Rice, D. Tooker, B. Bachman, C. Lehman, L. Knight, R. Aubel, L. Huppkc, M. Walseman, K. 25 Baumgartner, J. Flint, J. Yousey, G. Boshart, J. Sauer, M. Bush. L. Kirch, C. Lyndaker. ROW IV: A. Lyons, L. Zehr, R. Noftsier, C. Widrick, D. Schneeberger, M Lyndaker, J. Gray, M. Zehr, G. Kelly, D. McCleary, L Virkler, I. Noftsier, E. Waterman, D. Streeter, A Noftsier, H. Walseman, A. Marolf, D. Carnie, H. Eaton L. Noftsier, L. Carpenter, L. Noftsier. Band V 'JY' by '? U,,Qff DQ fl Cd,-?0JO29lf-, My Wx QQ-sg Q-P LMCK +9 you ' OS! Q fy JJ if M F 'fave 7 YN T mf V xy owe U CC' Cl m3lVn?'ff?'.J'9ifi15juif Ml? ,Sl 5 'C-5 91 iced 'Wd HQ glib 'file Fo gelflfl ity. Tillie. 5+ G 91 SQ4 .fun 'QZLO Cause H615 9015-ff, pfacf hz!! Wshmmfy- i a Fm 624, ROW I: B. Monnat, S. Schwendy, E. Lehman, B. M. Schneeberger. ROW II: D. Virkler, J. Bramhall, E. Steiner, C. Skriver, M. Grimmer, D. Walseman, C. Zehr, J. Powers, B. Baumgartner, V. Sturtz, C. Marolf, Crowley, E. Virkler, J. Becker, D. Campany, Y. Yousey, D. Chamberlain, S. Kirch, J. Schamback, J. LaLonde. l I . SEATED: Beverly Monnat. STANDING: Rita Yousey. Doris Walsema X Eleanor Virkler, Joanne Becker. Dorris Campany. Elsie lieh 'n. Bre a I Steiner, Sandra Schwendy. lf A 110 ' if 471 TiT' :WW L . fl' 15,1 ,Ull .1 5 L ff J 1 0. Tiff W G' 'lllgyfjiffifb' gl ze ,UB iffy Wu if D. Glwirnlwgwdilfrblflfllk ROW If Belly Altniire, Svvrr-mry.' Connie Carpenter, ROW III: Mr. Kocher, Advi.mr.- Bruce Lyndaker, Dale Debbie Tooker. ROW II: John Schwendy. Debbie Wake- Schneeberger, Ronald Lehman, John Schamback, Brandt field. John Smitka, Treasurer: Dorris Campany, Randy Baumgartner, Dick Yousey, Joe Stevens, President: Glen Streeter, Jean Peters, Bruce Carpenter. Nancy Dutton. Cushing, Vaughn Zehr, Mr. Gosselin, Advisor. Student Council The members of the 1964-65 Student Council have in regard to their excellent appearance and manners at much to be proud of. The success of the Student Loan dancesg this is largely due to the influence of the Stu- Fund Fair and the Christmas Ball was made possible dent Council. The use of student lunch-line supervisors by their determined efforts. The students of Beaver and of student chaperones has added much prestige to River Central School have received many compliments the gr0up. OFFICERS President Joseph Stevens Vice President David Tooker Treasurer John Smitka Secretary Betty Altmire Assistant Secretary Connie Carpenter Representative to Principal Brandt Baumgartner 27 1 W I . .ee Q VN VV 3 Witftttlt Q W W Net: at I I U ROW I: E. Marolf, A. Edick, B. Buckingham, M. Ed- wards, D. Walseman. B. Bush, S. Aucter. ROW II: M. Yousey, L. Streeter, K. Buckingham, B. Turck, C. Moshier, S. Buckingham. ROW III: K. Zehr, P. Yousey, L. Eberson, D. Widrick, M. Martin, M. F. Farney, P. Shaw. C. Mattis, A. Barker, D. Roggie. ROW IV: Mrs. Chamberlain, N. Dutton, S. Lehman, L. Mellnitz, S. Grau, C. Campany, E. Shaw, V. Turck, S. Herzig, S. Smith, L. Herzig, C. Doney, R. Hoppel. ROW V: M. Schamback, M. Walseman, L. Martin, K. Turck, H. Sauer, H. Steria, M. J. Zecher, P. Hack, K. Miller, D. Bush, S. Windover, S. Lehman, D. Wilkosz, J. Camidge, K. Kloster, K. Bush. 1964-1965 OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Historian Parliamentarian Reporter Song Leader This year has been an active one. Since we had so many members in the chapter, we divided into three groups that met different eighth periods. The groups, which rotated every three months, worked on the fol- lowing projects: Money making, program and service. In October we participated in the Fall Area Rally at which time Sally Lehman was elected Area Chairman for next year. In addition, with the F.F.A., we held a game night for members and guests. Elaine Marolf Beverly Bush Arletha Edick Doris Walseman Susan Aucter Marion Edick Mary Edwards Betty Buckingham Our Christmas party was its usual success with nearly one hundred persons attending. Miss Yeda Waichman, Lowville exhange student, and our guest speaker, told of her life in Brazil. Our annual spaghetti supper, spring-rally, and instal- lation banquet completed our activities for the year. We sent delegates to the State F.H.A. meeting held at Syracuse this year. During the past year the Beaver River chapter of the New York Association of Future Farmers of America has participated in the following events: Chapter Meet- ing, Farm Forum, Lewis County Fair, State Fair and Canton A. T. I. judging contests. The group has also held a successful Parent. and Son Banquet. Last spring Paul Lyndaker received his Empire Farmer degree and now holds the oiiice of State Treas- l1I'CI'. Eight members attended the state leadership training course at Camp Oswegatchie. Under the direction of Mr. McDonough, we have continued our annual policies and have added a dairy show. We hope to receive the National Superior Chap ter award this spring. OFFICERS President Vice President Reporter Treasurer Sentinel Secretary Advisor ROW I: Virginia Turck, Chapter Sweetheart. ROW II: R. Lehman, E. Zehr, R. Marilley, D. Briot, G. Walse- man, A. Marolf. ROW III: M. Moshier, T. Noftsier, C. Lehman, E. Aucter, G. Lyndaker, M. Grunert, N. Hickox, D. Lehman, K. Zehr, K. Waterman. ROW IV: D. Lehman, L. Hoppel, B. Mattis, G. Rosiczkowski, L. Gary Walseman Ronald Lehman Louis Abel Edmund Zehr Ralph Marilley Ashley Marolf Mr. McDonough Schantz, S. Moshier, D. Tooker, B. Moser, C. Rice, C. Sauer, W. Hoppel, L. Widrick, W. Edwards, J. Mattis Mr. McDonough, Advisor. ROW V: C. Simpson, S Mathys, R. Foster, B. Farney, M. Kloster, C. Garrison L. Abel, J. Neddo, J. Brown, G. Roch, J. Rice, W Zecher, R. Boliver, A. Karelus. FF Student Loan Fund Gail Kern, Junior Class Representative,' Paul Kuhl, Sen- Mr. Hetzell, Home and School Association Representa- ior Class Representativeg Mr. Chamberlain, Principalg 'i f'iMfS- Hanlon,Ff1ClllfyR?PfF5C U0fiW'- In June 1952, the Student Loan Fund was launched by a sum of money given by an interested newspaper editor. Since the first loan was made in September 1955, sixty-two loans totaling 521,520 have been made to forty students. The Student Loan Fund of Beaver River Central School is administered by a Board of five members. Since its inception no one has been refused a loan. American Field 30 Each student is required to make a personal applica tion and obtain the signature of a responsible co signer. Through the annual Tag Day, the donations from local citizens and industries, and the repayment of former loans, the fund has been able to assist many graduates. Service Walk together, talk together, O ye people of the earth, then and only then shall ye have peace. This is the basic philosophy behind the American Field Service. In past years, it has been our good fortune to sponsor foreign students in local homes. This current school year started on a dis- couraging note for the Beaver Falls Chapter, when Guntekin Berkkurt, a young man from Turkey, withdrew his application from the program. It is our hope that at least one of the several students who have applied from this ,school for the American Abroad program will be selected. We are hope- ful, too, that a family representing Beaver River Central School will be host- ing a student during the 1965-66 school year. 'r National Honor Society LaVerne A. Norton Chapter CHARTER MEMBERS I964-ROW I: Susan Ford, Rebecca Phillips. ROW II: Elizabeth Gilbert, Paul Lehman, Lena You- sey. ROW III: Robert Yousey, Susanne Skriver, Stanley Mos- hier, Sharon Monnat. NEW MEMBERS-ROW I: Elaine Marolf, Cynthia Wetter- hahn. ROW II: Shirley Mattis, John Shamback, Paul Kuhl. 31 For several years the Student Council worked to form a National Honor Soci- ety in our school in order to give recog- nition to those who maintained high scholastic averages throughout the four years of high school. In 1962-1963, Robert Carnie, President of Student Council, an d a committee-George Boger, Robert Kieffer and Robert Yousey-drafted a constitution. The Na- tional Honor Society issued a charter for the LaVerne A. Norton Chapter in June 1963, named in honor of Mr. Norton, who, prior to his retirement in January 1964, had been principal of Beaver River Central School for thirteen and a half years. Last year, for the first time, nine members of the Senior Class were selected charter members of the LaVerne A. Norton Chapter. The induction cere- mony was conducted by a team from the Society Chapter of Lowville Academy. The charter members were: Rebecca Phillips, presidentg Elizabeth Gilbert, vice-presidentg Lena Yousey, secretary, Susanne Skriver, treasurer, Sharon Mon- nat, Susan Ford, Stanley Moshier, Rob- ert Yousey, and Paul Lehman. This year the induction ceremony was conducted by the charter members on December 21, 1964, at a special assem- bly. The new inductees were Shirley Mat- tis, presidentg Paul Kuhl, vice president: Cynthia Wetterhahn, secretary, John Schamback, treasurerg and Elaine Marolf. The Society looks upon education as a total product, measured by the four di- mensions of life: scholarship, leadership, character and service. To be eligible one must have completed his junior year, be working for a Regents diploma and have a three-year scholastic average of at least eighty-eight percent. The promotion and establishment of the LaVerne A. Norton chapter of the National Honor Society is one of the ma- jor accomplishments of the Student Council. ROW I: Kathleen Zehr, President: Catrine Skriver, Vice Wilcosz, S. Cowles, C. Crowley, A. Davoy, R. Yousey, President: Cheryl Lomber, Secreraryg Debby Wakefield, D. Campany, J. Peters, C. Carpenter, N. Dutton, V. Treasurer. ROW II: Mrs. Zecher, Advisory R. Hoppel, Turck, B. Monnat, P. Kelly, C. Mattis, B. Turck, J. La B. Bush, B. Terrillion, B. Altmire, C. Doney. ROW III: Londe. S. Buckingham, K. Campany, I. Camidge, K. Kirch, D. Library Club During the school year the twenty-eight students of country. These books will inform the people of foreign the club have worked at the desk and have assisted lands about many phases of American life. Mrs. Zecher in preparing new books for use. Activities in which the club participated include a The main project of the group this year was Books trip to Grifliss Air Base Library and the annual ban- U.S.A. The club contributed four dollars to this or- , uet of the North Central Association of Student Li- ganization to send ten paperback books to a for i spilarians at Port Leyden Central School. ROW I Art M. Glenn, C. Wetterhahn, P. Farney, Business Editor: Miss Virkler, Editorg E. Lehman, J. Camidge, D. Wilcosz, B. Farney, III: A. Streeter, P. Kuhl, C. Lomber, C. Sauer, M. Simpson, S. N Assistant and Exchange Editor. I The large staff of the Beaver's Tale, under the direction of Miss Alden, has enjoyed a busy year producing their monthly publication. The paper has emphasized not only the creative reporting of school and club news but also opinions of the student body and the faculty. To each issue, a humorous touch was added with ex- cerpts from The Student Press Bulletin. An increased circulation indicates that our literary attempts have been successful. 32 ROW I: L. Streeter, S. Aucter, M. Farney, P. Kelly ROW Il: J. Moser, M. Martin, P. Shaw, B. Farney, D Widrick, M. Walseman, S. Herzig, L. Ebersol, E. Shaw, J. Zehr, S. Buckingham. ROW III: L. Martin, K. Turck, The Future Nurses' Club of Beaver River Central School has been organized under the guidance of Mrs. Boucher. This year a' constitution has been drawn up. First-aid kits have been made for the grade school classrooms. The following members are currently Future Nurses' Club Mary Jane Zehr. working as Candy Stripers in Lewis County General One Act Play In October, three Sopho- mores, directed by Mrs. McDonald, presented George Kelly's play, Find- ers Keepers , at the Lew- neida League Festival. The cast consisted of Connie Carpenter, Rit a Yousey, and David Han- cock. Speaking Contest Every year our school participates in the Lewneida League Speaking Contest. Fern Moser won the local first prize for girls, Catherine Crowley and Connie Car- penter were second and third place win- ners. Fern then represented our school at West Leyden where she placed second with James Weldon Johnson's The Cre- ation . Stanley Moshier, who placed first among the boys at the local level, repre- sented Beaver River Central School at Port Leyden with his selection Medita- tion 17,' by John Donne. Donald Kaler and David Tooker were second and third place winners respectively in the local contest. 33 , J. Peters, R. Yousey, K. Widrick, C. Lomber, C. Crow- , ley, P. Hack, M. Grimmer, S. Mattis, K. Kirch, D. Busch, H. Sauer, Y. Yousey, Mrs. Boucher, Advisor. Hospital: Susan Aucter, Catherine Crowley, Mary F Farney, Peggy Hack, Dawn Hofer, Cheryl Lomber Loretta Martin, Shirley Mattis, Kathy Turck, Harriet Sauer, Elaine Shaw, Linda Streeter, Mary Walseman Brenda Steiner, Dorris Campany, Yvonne Yousey, Catherine Crowley, Fern Moser, Judy Moshier, David Tooker, Donald Kaler, Connie Car- penter. JUNIOR ASSISTANTS-ROW I M. Schneeberger, Y. Yousey, D Campany, D. Wakefield, C. Skriver, G. Kern. ROW II: J. Segovis, R. Pe ters, E. Hansen, C. Marolf, G. Her zig, J. Powers, J. Easton, B. Zehr, J. Bramhall, J. Smitka. Yearbook Staff YEARBOOK STAFF Miss Alden-Advisor Brandt Baumgartner--Business Manager Betty Buckingham-Photography Editor Elsie Lehman-Circulation Manager Linda Kipfer-Feature Editor Joanne Becker-Editor-in-Chief John Shamback--Sports Editor Alice Walseman-Typing Editor Mrs. Snow--Advisor P0 RT 97' 2-as wg .A QA 3 Q 'T' 1' 4 if N I I x gl X ' 2 :Ti - ' ' 'Qag-, Nzz 'F' 1:1 :'- e 1- - 1 :swf f 5 Y - .J A Q. . -1. A v.k, 11. 11 1. 1 11. -11 11 :W 1' 111 3: A V, serve, 'ei V' :L . A 11 it -'1 fif.,'.,.. .1 -gaze .11 V, A .. , -1 1. 1 . 1, , d .11V ' . 11' fl gy ., ROW I: H. Eaton, Manager: A. Marolf, Manager: D. Aubel, R. Lehman, L. Moser, K. McPheters, J. Bram- hall, B. La Chausse, M. Crowley, T. Brouty, J. La Londe, G. Schneeberger. ROW II: B. Lehman, Man- ager: M. Zehr. Manager: D. Carnie. Manager: L. Van Arnam, J. Stevens, B. Zecher, B. Moshier, B. Lyndaker, L. Rosiczkowski, D. Yousey, C. Pominville, J. Easton W. Phillips, Coach Bramhall. ROW III: K. Hansen, E Lehman, J. Hodkinson, B. Baumgartner, L. Sauter, G Gilbert, W. Robinson, C. Stevens, C. Marolf, R. Hack Assistant Coach Mr. McDonough: Assistant Coach M Andre. The highlights of our football season were a new spread attack and a game lost to Indian River 20-19 after our leading 19-6 at half time. lem, Ufffitwslggawellfss WW, Football Co-Captains Whitt' webtmbngtz Brandt Baumgartner Robert La Chausse MXH Junior Varsity Basketball ROW I1 G- CUSMHS, A- Mawlf. MUIIGXPVS- ROW H3 K- Streeter, B. Moshier, E. Lehman, M. Mulvaney, D. Zehf, T- CHIUPZUY, C- Lehman, B- BOHVCYQ J- SChWCndY, Jantzi, L. Sauter, J. Stuhl. Mr. Lester, Coach. E. Boshart, M. Colombo, B. Moser, M. Crowley, L. p Tennis Team The junior varsity quintet has had a poor infant sea- son in the Frontier League winning only two games- one a 38-16 decision over Father Leo, in a non- - league fray, and the other, an upset triumph against l second place General Brown 42-32. John Schwendy has paced the scoring with 75 points, fol- lowed by Tom Campany with 70, and John Stuhl with 55. Although con- stantly at a height disad- vantage, the Beavers have tossed in 309 points to their opponents' 415 for averages of 30.996 and 4l.5'Z1 respectively. G. Schneeberger, J. Smitka, R. Dawson, L. VanArnam, W. Phillips. K. Hansen. P Beyer, L. Sauter, B. Baumgartner, W. Robinson, Coach Auyer. 38 ROW I: P. Chamberlain, D. Schneeberger, Managers. Marolf, L. Jantzi, J. Hodkinson, C. Garrison, G. Herzig, ROW II: Mr. Giordano, Coach: M. Andre, Assistanrg G. I. Powers, B. Zehr, J. Schamback. Gilbert, J. Neddo, B. Baumgartner, D. Chamberlain, C. RERRER RIVER RPSETR RRRR Beaver Falls, Dec. 19.- Beaver River Central school tossers broke into the win column in the Class A di- vision of the Frontier league here Friday night, scoring an upset victory over a highly favored General Brown Cen- tral school five, 78 to 67. The win gave the locals its initial win against two losses in the league, while the Gen- eral Brown iive has a 2.2 rec- ord as a result,of the loss. The home club played aggres sive ball throughout the fray, topping the invaders 32 to 26 in field goals, while each club made 14 charity shots. Zehr and Hodkinson made 23 and 22 points, respectively for the winners, while Lounsbury, Hurd and Hogue scored in double figures for the losers. The summaries: BEAVER RIVER GEN. BROWN B F T B F T Zehr 10 3 23 Roe 5 2 12 Ch'berla.ln 1 0 2 Hal? 1 0 2 Gilbert 3 0 6 Hur 6 1 13 Hodklnson 9 4 22 'Lawler 0 2 2 Marolt 5 2 12 Lounsbury 'T 5 19 Nedxlo 2 2 6 Remlngom 2 0 4 Seha'back 0 0 0 McAuliffe 0 1 1 Powers 0 0 0 Hogue 4 4 12 B'gardner 2 3 'I Jackson 1 0 2 32 14 78 26 14 87 Varsity Basketball 39 RERVER RIVER ERE WINNER Beaver Falls, Jan. 18.- Beaver River Central school scored a 72-65 victory over neighborhood rival, South Lewis Central of Turin, here Saturday evening in a Fron- tier A Basketball league con- test. John Hodkinson, Beaver River playmaker, put on an- other fine performance and led the winners in scoring with 23 points. Ben Zehr and Brandt Baumgardner added 12 points each to the Beaver River attack. Dave Reed with 22 and Adam Smykla with 23 paced the South Lewis cause. The game 'was tightly contested throughout with Beaver River leading 38-31 at halftime and holding the same seven point edge at the game's end. BEAVER. RIVER SOUTH LEWIS B F T B F 'I' Zehr 8 0 12 Reed 9 4 22 B'mg'rdnex 4 4 12 Carrera 1 0 2' Ch'mb'laln 4 2 10 Plato 1 0 2 Gilbert 4 0 8 Smytks 10 3 23 Fdklnson 10 3 23 Allen 5 5 15 yuan 2 3 'I Gorclyel. 0 1 1 10 13 T3 2613 65 This year the Girls Athletic Association is continu- man, and Gail Kern, Executive Committeeg Mary Ed- ing in the lnter-Valley League, joining Westmoreland, wards and Claire Glenn, Field Hockey Managersg Dor- Oriskany, Lowville, Boonville, Poland, and West Can- ris Campany, Track Managerg Joanne Becker and ada. We have scheduled games with these schools and Bonnie Steria, Basketball Managers, Connie Carpen- also with non-league schools: Copenhagen, South Lewis, ter, Volleyball Manager, Linda Kipfer, Gymnastics Watertown, Rome, and Oneida. Our teams have had a and Badminton, Barbara Colombo, Bowling, Beverly successful season. Monnat, Tennisg and Sally Lehman, Softball. The current ollicers are: Betty Altmire, Elsie Leh- 40 Girls' Athletic Association Activities 41 Wrestling ROW I: Manager D. Streeter, J. Brouty, C. Lehman, S. Herr, D. Ritz, L. Widrick, W. Houppert, Manager. B. Lalonde. ROW II: S. Kipfer, J. Bramhall, C. Stevens, C. Farney. E. Barker, G. Windover. ROW III: N. Hickox, J. Lalonde, T. Brouty, R. Streeter, K. Hansen, D. Hancock, B. Lyndaker, J. Stevens, P. Dicob, R. Lehman, D. Aubel, Coach Kocher. The first match of the season resulted in a tie with Alexandria Bay in spite of handing them fifteen forfeit points. With the iinal tournament already in sight, Joe Stevens, Ron Lehman, and Norman Hickox have only suffered one defeat in this year's bone-cracking com- petition. Last year Ron Lehman placed third in his class at the league tournament. At this year's tournament the team will surely supply Ron with some new Beaver River Central School company at the top. Good luck to our senior veterans: Joe Stevens, Tom Brouty, Tom Dutton, and Dave Briot. Rifle Team Coach Ryan, D. Kaler, D. Lehman, D. Payberg, R. Dawson, L. Moser, R. Yousey, M. Woolschlager, G. Kohler, V. Sturtz. Beaver River Central School's riiie team started the 1964-'65 season with a Bang by winning their first match with Lowville, at home, January 11, by a score of 856 to 830. Last year we won half of our matches and swept all honors at the Syracuse sectionals. This year we look for solid performances from veterans Bob Dawson, Gary Kohler, Don Kaler, Mike Wool- schlager and promising newcomers Don Lehman, Dick Yousey, Dan Payberg, Larry Mosher and Mike Co- lombo. One of last year's veterans, Wendy Kuhl, went on this summer to earn the Distinguished Expert award for rifie-the highest award given by the National Rifle Association. Cross Country Fall 1964 The varsity Orange and Green harriers in their sec- ond season led by Captain Erling Hansen served no- tice on North Country high schools that they are a force to be reckoned with. Our dual meet record was three wins and four losses competing against some of the strongest schools in Section III. J. Smitka, Manager: E. Boshart, S. Kipfer, R, Streeter, J. Schamback, G. Buckingham, L. Schamback, D. Chamberlain, D. Hancock, E. Hansen, Coach Wallack. The team finished the season on a high note when they placed sixth in the Sectional Championships at Baldwinsville. Hansen ran a courageous race to linish seventh over-all. Edgar Boshart finished fifteenth, while other letter winners Dave Chamberlain, Randy Streeter, and John Schamback rounded out our scorers One of the genuine highlights of the past year's sports activity was the debut of Coach Wallack's Jun- ior High Cross Country squad. Captain Bruce Carpen- A small, but determined group of athletes answered Coach Wallack's call to report for Beaver River's first track and field team. In a season that began in defeat by Adams Central and ended in victory over Copen- hagen, our newest entry into interscholastic competi- tion acquitted themselves admirably. Led by co-captains Don Wilder and Curt Marolf, Track and Field in a tield of one hundred and thirty runners. Erling's seventh place finish earned him a spot on the All Class C Section III team to compete in the State Championships where his fine performance was rewarded with an All State Section III uniform shirt. ter led his teammates to a fine season of dual meet competition with six wins, one tie, and a single loss to Watertown. each of whom established school records in their spe- cialties-the broad jump and half mile respectively- the team compiled a season record of one win and four losses. Freshman sprinter and jumper Dave Chamberlain led the team in point scoring. i Spring 1964 1 ROW I: D. Kaler, Manager: E. Yousey, Manager: man, R. LaChausse, N. Zehr, T. Tooker. ROW III: R. Dizzy , Mascot, D. Ritz, Managerg E. Lehman, Man- Yousey, W. Tanner, R. Yousey, M. Andre, R. Lehman, ager. ROW II: T. Brouty, B. Flint, L. Peters, J. Leh- J. Stevens, Mr. Bramhall, Coach. ROW I: C. Lehman, Manager: B. Lehman, Manager. Tooker, B. Lyndaker, L. Jantzi, C. Stevens, J. Hodkin- ROW II: R. Marilley, L. Moshier, B. Moser, C. Simp- 3011. B- Zehr, L- Jackson, MY- K00hCl', Coach son, E. Barker, R. Lehman, K. Zehr, ROW III: D. 44 wif Wfffyiifw U3 'M ZZQVZQWZ ?QQQUCTS, WC 2 cv 0 fp O5 M3?WW ,F ' ff Qfigigffy BEAVER FALLS ACROGHAN ,XV .l aj Q wlollfl 'l l 01 v of df WJ p I ll W If JD 'I M fl W' W W I WWMW My by JV I J cw a W Uv guilf' Best Wishes to the Class of 1965 Compliments of the one hundred and twenty-live employees who are LATEX FIBER INDUSTRIES, INC. BEAVER FALLS, N. 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