Belleville Central High School - Tower Yearbook (Belleville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1952 volume:

THE IEEE 3ellevllle Central oCiuol 3elleville, New York 2 Board Of Education Mather, Treasurer; Kastman, Clerk; Force, district Sup't; Shaad, Principal. Pelton, Chamberlain, Ralph, President; Williams, Whitley. Keefe, Bellinger, Mumford, Whalen, Farmer, Mr. Shaad, Barnard, Cutter, Connor, BUtrer Dowker, Overton, Dunn, McDougall, Chapman, Wheeler, Holly, Clarke, Cook Bishop, Stoll, Kastman, Crysdale, Bender, Joyce, Flshel, Royal k Dedication It is with pleasure that the class of 1952 dedicates The iowur11 to Janes E. Barnard, our teacher of industrial arts. Last year, Kr. Barnard arranged for and planned the photogra ;ny work on the annual with Mr. John Severance; however, this year, he is doing the photography work himself. Mr. Barnard Graduated from Mexico Acadu and Central School in I9I4I und Oswego State Teachers' College in 19ij.8. His college work v as interrupted by three years of ar.iy service, eirhteen months of which v:erc overseas. In September 19l;9, he began teaching industrial arts at Belleville. He is now working on his master's degree during summers at Oswego. Last summer, he v;as initiated Into Epsilon ?i Tau Natio al Industrial Arts Honor Society as a graduate student. The class of 1952 realize the exceptional ability of Mr. Barnard, admire his pleasing personality and wish to express their appreciation of his work y dedicating this annual to him. Look Ahead Thirty-one members comprised our Seventh Grade Homeroom with Mr. Kenneth Campbell as our first Junior high school teacher. All through the grades, we had been looking ahead to the day v hen we would go upstairs and have classes with the high school. This was i12 We had passed one mile stone, and all were ready to look ahead to the next, only five years away I Now, we are Seniors - Seventeen - just looking ahead I 6 Senior Officers Bett’ J. Young '’Bet The class of � 52 began their high school days in 1949, in the laboratory with Mrs. Chap- man, as their advisor. There were twenty-one members at that time. The following year. Miss Flint welcomed the same number of noisy sophomores to the tenth grade. The next year, the fifteen Jolly Juniors climbed up and down the stairs, to the barn with Mr. Bellinger, as advisor. The high points of this year were the senior rings and the Junior prom. Mrs. Eastman greeted seventeen happy seniors to her room. Earning money for a Senior Trip presented a problem to each and every one. Dances, the senior play. The Great Ben Allah, and selling refreshments at basketball and football games have helped to solve this problem. Joanne A. Wetterhahn Shorty” VALEDICTORIAN CLASS FLOWER Yellow Tea Rose CLASS COLORS Aqua and white SALUTATORIAN 7 Seniors Beverly A. Burley Bev Home is the place you can go to without de- serving it Senior Play Crew 4 Jr. Chef Club Adv. 4 Charlotte M. Davis Sally So little done, so much to do Band 2,3,4 Glee Club 2,3 1 (Pres. 3 4) Melody Maidens 2,3, . Student Council 1,2,3 4 (President 4) Senior Play Cast 4 Cheerleading 1,2,3 1 Student Patrol 4 Usher 4 Bowling 4 Trumpeteer 2,3 4 Class President 3 4 M1 JA Clyde h. Dudley Wild Bill 12 hours sleep Student Patrol 2 Tower 3,4 Trumpeteer 4 Chef Club 4 Barbara Flitcroft 3arb Tomorrow’s world will not come from heaven but from human effort Glee Club 1,2 Student Patrol 4 Usher 4 Trumpeteer 3 4 Treasurer of Class 1 Senior Play Crew 4- Carol J. Harmer Charmer Better to wear out than to rest out Student Patrol 3 4 Student Court 4 Usner 3,4 Tower Staff 3 4 Photographer’s Club 4 Blue Team Sec. 4 Senior Play Cast 4 3 Seniors Dorene u.. Sid-nore ”Sidw :atricii A. Hubbard Pat’ ' .nthusiasm is the oxygen of life” Glee Club 2,3� k Melody ..aidens 3tk Tr’ npoteer 2,3,k Tower tai'f (-.ditor 1|) Class President 1 Senior 1 lay Crew lj Citizenship award 3 Mary Lynn James Ma” Life is as you make it Blue School Captain h Cheerleading 2 Tranpeteer 4. Melody Maidens 3 4 Glee Club 3 Class Secretary 1,2 Class Treasurer If Senior Play Crew I4. ”A fool always finds a greater fool to admire Glee Club 1,2,3 Melody Maidens 3 Trunpeteer 2,3tU Senior Play Cast ij Red Captain 2,3 Red School Captain 1 Tower Staff 3 4 Usher 3th Student Patrol 3th Student Council 1+ Class Treasurer 3 Class Reporter 2 Claude u.. roor ”Penrod” A man can ork best on a full stomach” and 1,3� 4 (ires. I4.) P.?.A. 1,2,3 4 (Pr s. 3 Sec. 4) Student Council 2,h (Vice Pres. I;) Football 1,3� 4 student Patrol 2 . - ( 1� °-t3 Trumpet Trio 3tk Truipet3er i; Brass quartet I4 Class vice Pros. 3� k rTelen .• Rohlo ”MOSt of us know how to say nothin , few of us know when” Glee Club 1,2,3tk Usher 3 th student Patrol 1,2,3th broadcasting Club 2 Melody Maidens 3 U Octet 2 Senior I lay Crew L Photo raphy Club h 9 Seniors Lewgene W. Thomas Hot Hod A lisping lass is rood to kiss Student Patrol 2 senior Play Cast ip Basketball 2 June R. Wheller Tiny We see things not a3 they are, but as we are Glee Club l,2,3� lf Blue Team Captain 2 Chef Club Advisor if Senior Play crew if Vial lace A. Whitley Bill Happiness is the core of life Student Patrol 2,3,ip Student Court 3� 4 Student Council 2,3� lf Usher President if Class Secretary 3,if Tower Staff 3tk !f-H 1,2,3,if Senior Play Cast if Citizenship Award 3 Boys State 3 Janice Williams Jan If there is no wind, row11 Glee Club 2,3 Broadcasting Club 2 Play Cast if Student Council if Student Patrol 2,3,if Usher 3,if Trumpeteer 3,if Tower 3,if Red School Sec. if 10 Class Will We, the Senior Class of the Belleville Central School, County of ferson. State of Jew York, do make, ordain, publish and declare this to be our last will and testament that is to say: To the Board of Education: We leave our appreciation for everything that has been done for us during our years in school. We know it has taken a great deal of your time and we again extend our appreciation. To Our Parents: We leave our appreciation for all the things you have done to help us gain education. To the Faculty: We leave our congratulations for their ability to teach us something and for getting along with us all these years. To the Junior Class: ,ve leave our seats in the auditorium, the Uiglish room, and the ability of finding things to do after your dances. To the Underclassmen: •e leave our means of netting transportation to and from senool activities. To Mrs. astman: We leave another haopy family like the class of '52. To Patricia Pelton we leave Churlotte Davis's cheerleading ability. To Virginia Bovee we leave a foot of Claude Poor a height. To June ;jidsley we leave Helen Wohle's singing talent. To Howard Peeper and Nancy Whitley we leave Clyde Dudley's quietness during school hours. To Jane Reed we leave Janice Williams' tact of getting a man. To Katherine Hudson and Donna Cook we leave Betty Young's ability to study. To Stanley James and Jay Merrick we leave .allace Whitley's leader- ship in organizations of the school. To Phyllis Littlefield we leave an engagement ring like Barbara Flitcrof t . To Laura Trevett and Harold Hutchinson we leave Dorene Sidmore's thinness. To Phyllis Rogers we leave Mary Lynn James' naturally curly hair. To Shirley Chamberlain and Bill Fulkerson we leave Lewgene Thomas' flirting ability. To Rosamond O'Connell we leave Beverly Burley's art ability. To Maurice Herron we leave Joanne Wetterhahn's test mark in Tijig. To Wayne Boshart we leave June Wheller's ability in sports. To Charles Tice and Richard Boyd we leave Jane Wheller's ability in doing all kinds of farm work. To Joyce Wheadon and Marion Cough we leave Patricia Hubbard's quiet, and studious ways. To Vernon Elmer and Joe Hughes we leave Carol Harraer's ability to stay out of trouble. In witness thereof we have hereunto subscribed our names and affix- ed our seal, the twenty seventh day of June in the year of our Lord One Tnousand Mine Hundred and Fifty Two. 11 Prophecy brrbrrr ----1 I jo-,___ 'dore e rCHRRlOTTE ;----i ELEN 1. Beverly - nalr stylist In Hollywood 2. Charlotte - chorus girl In San Francisco 3. Clyde - snoesniner in Chattanooga, Tennessee I4.. 3arbara - mother of 6 Kids living in .«all Walla, Washington 5. Carol - farmerette in ..ichlta, Kansas 0. Patsy - stenographer for Governor Dewey, Albany 7. Mary Lynn - Miss Cotton of 1965 - ..tlantlc City 3. Helen - model of bathing suits in Dianii, Florida 9. Cleude - veterinarian in cat and dog hospital - Carson City, Nevada 10. Dorene - new chemical for growing hair • 'Salt Lak City 11. Lewgene - pilot at La Guardla air jase 12. Ju enne - swam English Channel in lp minutes - New York 13. Jane - shorthand teacher in Pine Bluff; Arkansas 11|.. June - lino of tourist camps and ao stations in Maine 15. .allace - repine j . present Head of Comittee of iThamorican Activities in .asaington 16. Janice - famous photographer in Chicago 17. Betty - just arrive-j on ueen Mary from France after having taugat them French 12 Name Beverly Burley Charlotte Davie Clyde Dudley Barbara Flitcroft Carol Harmer Patricia Hubbard Mary Lynn James Helen Nohle Claude Poor Dorene Sidmore Lewgene Thomas Joanne Wetterhahn Jane Whell� ?.r June WhelL r Wallace Whitley Janice Williams Betty Young Age in Actions Favorite Food 17 Steak 20-23 Chicken 20 Spaghetti Meat Balls 10-19 Spaghetti 3c Meat Balls 5-13 Hot Dogs 3c Baked Beans 7-20 Spaghetti 3c Meat Balls 7-16 Pie a'la mode 8-18 Chicken 5-20 Steak 7-17 Turkey 14 Oysters 10-20 Pie a ’la mode 5-25 Chicken 5-21 Spaghetti 3c Meat Balls 20 Pork Chops 10-20 Ice Cream and cake 5-15 Spaghetti 3c Meat Balls Age 19 17 19 18 17 18 17 17 17 19 17 17 19 18 17 17 17 Favorite Pet Hate So what, so what Dull people Strictly for the Talkative birds people I don't know English YoekersJ English words Never mind a The stairs little thing like that in school Right Snakes Nice ! Fish worms Well, gee whi J Snakes When do we eat? Asparagus Uh-huh! Home work Social Studies By GoshJ Raw steak sandwiches For heaven’s sake! Brothers Aw, heck! Sisters Hey, you! Arguments Oh, I don't Nosey know people Icky Nasty talking Favorite Song Secret Amtition Stairway to the Style Model's Stars hair in Paris Bewitched Run Macy's de- partment store Everything I Have is Yours To be a hermit I Overlooked An Orchid To be married Lonely Little If I tell, it Robin won't be a secret Cold,Cold Heart To be a Secretary Hey, Good Own a deer Lookin' reservation Too Young Air-line Hostess Make Believe To be a hermit Because of You Style Movie Stars hair in Hollywood Down Yonder Finish school Because To be a farmer's wife Because of You Own a chicken ranch I Get Ideas Singing I Can't Begin To Tell You Farm Manager And So To Sleep Again Go to Cornell Always Late To travel all over-Henderson vicinity The Great 3en Allah, presented by the senior class, November 16-17� was a huge success. The play was about a couple who wanted to get married but the boy wasn't a spiritualist and spiritualism was the latest crave of the girl's happy-minded mother. This cir- cumstance set up many hilarious, interesting scenes with seances and hypnotizing. The Play Cast is as follows; Ben Allah - Claude Poor; Ed Weston - Wallace Whitley; Ruth Aldrich - Charlotte Davis; Helen Johnson - Janice Williams; Jessica Aldrich - Betty Young; Roberta Houston - Carol Harmer; Dorothy - Dorene Sidmore; Hawkins - Clyde Dudley; Professor Rawlings - Lewgene Thomas; Mrs. Van Schuler - Joanne Wetternahn. The Stage Crew is as follows: Properties - Patricia Hubbnrd; Prompters - Mary Lynn James and Helen Nohle: Programs - Beverly Burley, Tune Wheller, Jane Wheller and Barbara Fiitcroft. Director� - Mrs. Eastman. Classes and Grades fhat is every Senior s Aim? First, to graduate; second, to take a trip . 3ver since we were Freshmen, we have been working for the former. However, our Junior dance. May I4., 1951 was our first attempt at earning money toward our Senior trip. The Glen Fults orchestra furnished the dance music for this occasion. Our dance proved a success under the supervision of our advisor, Mr. Howard Mumford. A profit of $55.00 was realized. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the King, Terry Kohl ,and Queen, Rosamond 1bdon. The Queen's attendents were Mary Lynn Jaiues and Kay Saunders; tfhile, Charles Van Brocklin and Claude Poor attended the King. This year, we have realized this aim even more. Our money projects consist of the selling of refreshments at football and basketball games, the Senior play and dances. 16 Juniors Merrick, Hyde, Hughes, Hutchinson, Herron, Tice Elmer, Boyd, Littlefield, Trevett, Endsley, O’Connell, Cook, James, Fulkerson Mr. Bellinger, Whitley, Heed, Bovee, Hudson, Pelton, Wheadon, Rogers Sophomore Rftfld Mullln. Jenks, Green, Erickson, Cobb, Nohle, Herron, G. Hough G. Clark, R. Hough, Moreton, Durham,SSn’ ChaUfty' HUd8°n' iacDuffle Mlss S' 17 Freshmen Reed, Kellar, Forrester, Abbott, Harmer. Paver, Stoodley, Chapman, Whellar, Widrick, Boni, Williams, Pickett, Berry, Henry, Mrs. Chapman, Moon, Smith, Rogers, Babbitt. Eighth Grade Reed, Wetternahn, Trevett, Thompson, Barney, Pelton. Casler, Cornell, Nash, Flitcrft, Boni, Sprague, Hutchinson Mr. Mumford, Clark, Forrester, Aureli, Dimock, Acherman, Rogers, Patchen. 18 Eighth Grade Parmenter, Patchen, Moulton, Hunter, M., Ackerman, Davis, Berry, Poor. David, Allen, Corron, Cobb, Hunter, A., Eastman, Huffstater, Fulkerson, Sprague. Mr. Mumford, Ainsworth, Joslyn, Henderson, Brown, Eastman, Young, Morrison. Seventh Grade Knight, Barney, Mason, Kohl, Lewis, Plato. Roggie, Barkley, Wetterhahn, Clark, Berry, Valley, Fulkerson, Bushaw, Cornell, Drake• Hedger, Bovee, Rogers, Brown, Mr. Keefe, Kohl, Kalk, Fuller, Pickett Absent: Dowker, Hudson, Whitley, Loshaw, Erickson, Hall 19 Sixth Grade Kelsey, Williams, Flitcroft, Young, Dickinson, Bickford, Miss Clarke Moon, Zehr, Forrester, Thompson, Gilbert, Matthews, Huffstater, Dodge, Wagorn. Mellon, Freeman, Whitley, Kohl, Overton, Munson, Cornell, M.Zehr, Lewis, Clark, Gill. Sixth Grade Patchen, Barkley, Schumaker, Richardson, Berry, Reed, Ticet R «d. PicKett, Place, Davis, Dickinson, Hunter, Clark, Fuller, Ball, Moreton. Rlnett, Mullen, Reed, Mr. Butler, Redway, Roggie, Merrick, Nohle, H. Clark, Erickson, Fulkerson. G Fifth Grade Fulmer, Davis, Towles, Clark, Aurell, Piper, Eastman, Richmond, Mrs. Dowker. Rogers, Bettinger, Mullin, Turnbole, Clark, D., Shepard, Dennee, Barkley, 6 ' Durham, Chapman, Prouty, Litts. Boggle, Woodall, Pelton, Barney, Gilbert, Trevett, Berry, Richardson, Dennee, Brown, Schumaker, Hunt. Mason, Bovee, Huffstater. Fourth Grade J. Zehr, F. Bovee, Carpenter, Dodge, Flitcroft, Hubbard, Schumaker, LaVere, Dickenson, Kohl, Abbott. Presley, Sprague, Hobbs, Lewis, Rivett, Kalk, Patchen, Scoville, Tice, Zehr, Hicks, Weave , Pickett, Munson, Green, Miss Royal. Dowker, Hunt, Littlefield, Wldrick, Kilburn, Knight, Cook, Dick, Simpson, Bovee, Case, Bellinger. 21 Third Grade Nash, Piper, Eastman, Loomis, Babbitt, Davis, Litts, Kelsey, B.Cobb, Rivett Stevens, Mullin, Cook, Mrs. Cook, Hudson, Hunter, Pickett, Shepard Squires, Rogers, Dick, P.Squires, Mitchell Hartson, Merrill Hartson, P.Cobb, Scoville, Hough, Littlefield, Redden Third Grade parney, Patten, Matteson, Moreton, Sprague, Thomas, Miss Parmer, K. Widrick, McNett, D. Widrick, Matthews, Nash. Barkley, Henderson, Babbitt, Blancher, Allen, Young. Ainsworth, Loomis, Roggie, Clark, Ldwcrds, Giddings, Erickson, Zehr. 22 Second Grade Cobb, N.Overton, Kavanaugh, D.Wagorn, Seamans, Case, Curtis, Hunt, Roggle, Murphy, C.Wagorn, Mrs. Wheeler Babbitt, K.Overton, R.Overton, Simpson, Barney, Barkley, Sprague, S.Towles, L.Corapeau, Nohle, Blount, Rogers, Knight, R.Compeau Bovee, Cough, Clark, Butler, Scoville, Nichols, Elmer, Pelton, A.Towles, Freeman, Williams, Presley, Lennox First Grade Gilbert, L®o Hobbs, Cobb, Rhode, Thompson, No.il3, Slices, holers. Redway Cough, Turnbole, Hunt, Richardson, Mullin, Grandy, Burley, Gingerich, K.Cobb, 9 Secor, Mrs. Overton. Widrick. Hedger, Cook, Mable Loomis, Mary Loomis, Patten, Hall, Scoville, Kilburn, S. Cobb, Brown, Henry Kindergarten Comstock, Pulton, Arthur, Hunter, Miller, Lennox, Presley, Tiller, Mason, Dimock. Sorenson, Seamons, Forrester, Wagorn. Cough, Bellinger, Hunt, Young, Gregory, Miss Whalen, Rogers, Richmond, Thomas, Case, Woodall. Puller, Giddings, Godfrey, Joslyn, Ventronc, Moreton, Hooker, ’ Hudson Dick, McNett, T. Clark, Sikes, Murphy, «halen, Blount, Petrie Corapeau� L Clark, Cobb 21+ Class Of 1951 Name Address Occupation Richard Corron ------ Norfolk, Virginia - - Doris Cummings - - - Woodville, New York - Frances Eastman - - - Watertown, New York - Rosamond Ebdon - - - -Adams, New York - - - Joyce Flagg- - - - - -Watertown, New York - Phyllis Fulton - -----Plattsburgh, New York Jack Gillette- - - - -Bainbridge, Maryland Charlene Golding -----Pulaski, New York - - Don Harris- ----- Woodville, New York - Howard Hodge - - - - -Yorktown, Virginia - Maida H. Jones - - - -Morrisville, New York Madeline Kellar- - - -Esperance, New York - Eleanor Kohl---------Buffalo, New York- - Terry Kohl --------- -Bainbridge, Maryland Frances Mullin- - - - Adams, New York- - Edward Neibuhr- - - - Jacksonville, Florida Marilyn Otis - - - - -Mannsville, New York Beverly V. Roberts- - Syracuse, New York - Kay Saunders- - - - - Syracuse, New York- - Charles VanErocklin - Bainbridge, Maryland Barbara B. VanEppe- - Belleville, New York Leroy White- - - - - -Adams, New York - - Carolyn Williams - - -Albany, New York - - ------- U. S. Navy - - - - Residence at home -------- Waitress - - - - Residence at home Wat n School of Commerce - - - - Plattsburgh State ------- U. S. Navy -------- Waitress ------ -General work ------- u. S. Navy ------- -Housework - - - - -Parts Sales-lady ------- Mail Clerk - - - - - - - u. S. Navy - Soda fountain clerk at Glarier-Kinney drug store ------- U,S. Navy ---...........P. G. -Office work in Edward s - - -Western nion offiee ------- U. S. Navy ------- Housework -------- Farming - - St• Margaret’s Home and Hospital 2? Majorettes Senior Band 27 Junior Band Place, jast.ian, Mullin, 3ovee, Hedger, Hudson, Heed, S.Fulkerson, P.Dick. Brown, «Vhltley, Pallor, Thompson, Wettemalin, Tarnoole, Hedger Kohl, P. Dick Clark, Hudson, 3. Palkerson, Mason, iiro, rishol, 3arn3y, Yoang .:errlck, Clark 7Melody Maidens Wheadon, Chaufty, James, Poor, K.Hudson, Nohle, Davis, C.Hudson Hubbard, Young, 3rown, Mr. Connor, Allen, Pelton 28 Girls' Chorus Koiil, Peiton, Chaufty, .VheJLJLer, -rictson, Joslyn, Poor, Eastman Kalk, 3ro? n Soranae. Plato, Levis, .«he .don, Picket:, ;Cnir.it, 3 rney, Hubbard r c Hall, DimocJc , Clarx Kohl, -.Insworth, K. Hudson, Henderson, C. Hudson, Clark, «Hen Eastman, Moulten, Ackerman Cough, Durant, Mason, Trevett, Mr. Conner, � etternann, i avis Young, Nohle Library Staff Allen, Clark, Zehr, Moreton, Miss Crvsdale, on fty, Cook, Fickett. 'ocn, Wetterhehn, MrcDuff‘ie, Durantr, Babbitt. 29 Trumpeteer 'A'ha a don, Clark}, Fli tcrof t, C. Davis, Lae, 3. Davis, Huobard, ..iullin. Hedger, Cnajfty Tice, Jenks, 'Williams, Hyde, Young, Eastman, Dudley 3rovrn, Sidnoro, Otis, Pelton, Poor, Cook, Hough Quiz Team Bovea, Pelton, l r. Mumi'ord, Yo.mr, Allen 30 Student Goverment Council j. Head, Herron, F. need. Green, Williams, MacDufPie Kalk, Pickett, Mrs, Chapman, Sidmore, Roggie N. Whitley, Poor, Davis, W. Whitley, Eastman Mr. Mumford ii, .ihitley, MacDuffie, Harraer, N. Whitley, Fulkerson 31 Ushers Davis, Young, Earner, Forrester, Whitley, 3oyd, Durant, Williams, javis Durham, Sid.aore, Flitcroft, Mrs. Eastman, Whitley, Nohle, Pickett, Berry Patrol Chamberlin, Earner, Reed Pickett, Whitley, Reed, Young, Davis, Boyd, Williams, Merrick, Chapman Berry� Durham� Cook, Chaufty, Keller, Nohle, Flitcroft, Sidmoro, Henry Durant, javia, Forrester, Whitley, Mrs. Eastman, Erickson, Abbott, Harmer, Williams 32 Future Farmers easier, Clark, Widrick, Fulkerson, Cobb, Hutchinson, Greon, Herron, F. Reed, Boni Joslyn, Jenks, J Roed, Peeper, Abbott, Hunter, Kellar, lice, Honle, Mullm, .dieller Bellinger, Boyd, Hyde, Elmer, Poor, Wagorn, Forrester Football Paver, Forrester, Abbott, Hunter, Poor, J. Cobb, Hutchinson, Mr. Cutter Chapman, Corron, Fulkerson, Hyde, Tice, Merrick, Williams Reed, Stoodley, lmer, C. Cobb, James, Flitcroft 33 K.r. Cutter, G.Boshart, Green, Hunter, Abbott, H.Boshart, Cobb Corron, Mullin, Merrick, James Junior Varsity Elner, Boshart, Keller, Pepper, Cobb, Erickson, Fulkerson Clark, Herron, Boyd, Mr. Cutter, Reed, Stoodley 3k Eastman, Chaufty, Endsley, Patchen, O'Connoll, Whitley, E. Eastman, M. Wetterhahn, MacDuffie , Henry, Forrester, Brown, Young, Babbitt, Reed, Moon, B. Wetterhahn, Dimock Cough, Clark, Bovee Corron, Hudson, Allen Pelton, Barney, Hunter Bowling Club Clark, Pelton, Wetterhahn, Davis, MacDuffie, Wheaden. 3ovee, Moon, Otis, Corron, Allen. 35 Cheerleaders Chamberlain, Whitley, Eastman, Cou h, C. Hudson Red and Blue Kohl, Henry, Greggins, Pelton, Heed, r .oon, Clark, Kalk Pelton, Harraer, Janes, 31 t,ore , Williams, Hudson 36 BUS DR I VERS Hunter, Hubbard, Richmond, Mattonson, Paver Eggleston, Stoodley, 3ovee JANITORS Erickson and Corron COOKS 3ovee and Cobb SECRETARY Virginia Salter 37 EDITORS JUNIOR SENIOR Patricia Patricia Pelton Hubbard BUSINESS MANAGER JUNIOR SENIOR Virginia 3ovee Wallace Whitley PHOTOGRAPHY SENIOR JUNIOR Janice Williams Maurice Herron TYPISTS SENIOR Betty Young JUNI OR Laura Trevett TYPISTS SENIOR Dorene Sidmore JUNIOR Jane Reed ADVISORS PHOTOGRAPHY Mr, Barnard HEAD ADVISOR Mrs. Eastman ART TYPING 39 Miss Stoll Miss MacDougall Some thin? New PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB DANCE BAND CRAFT CLU3 bo DRAMATIC CLU3 % aom .o