Canajoharie High School - Black and Gold Yearbook (Canajoharie, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 178 of the 1961 volume:

THE 1961 Published by The Senior Cla of the Canajoharie Central School A Canajoharie, New York EDITORIAL STAFF EDITORS IN CHIEF David Becker Karen Corrow BUSINESS MANAGERS Sandra Haig Donna Lyker SS ART EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR Louise Ann Nichols ' FEATURE EDITOR Marvm Van Leeuwen TYPING EDITOR Robin Vickary ' PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Richard Eldre dge D1ar1a Clouthier F ORE WORD With the passing of an age, the Iroquois In- dians vanished from Canajoharie Falls and the turbulent events of the Revolution became his- tory. Now, we, too, the Seniors of 1961, shall soon'accept our final bow. As the curtain begins to fall, this one last time, joy and sorrow blend into one: happiness, as we anticipate the won- ders yet to come: melancholy, as our thoughts return to the unforgettable years of laughteriand tears experienced in the classrooms and halls of C. H. S. Yes, these will be the days, always vivid in our minds, lingering eternally close to our hearts. 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Qllfifi .533 ifflmi., 4: MA!-,I V 'L ., x5 My V ...J fs. ..: -Q ' -1 '- ' 17 T 4. 2,12 -f 'L ':k....:-'aft lf f ,V 'f ' 5 G . . N Fotos-..'-.gifs .. - and ' ' u , ' A x Mr. Edward Lipowicz EDITORS IN CHIEF AD S Karen Corrow David Becker FEATURES EDITOR I I TYPING EDITOR Robin Vickary STAFF MEMBERS Cathy Crangle Barbara Collado Diane Van Patten Katherine Schwabrow Mary King Pat Hoban Diana Clouthier STAFF MEMBERS Barbara Collado Patty Hoban Judy McKone Elinor Jewell Jeff Miller Anita Leamon Norma Hubschmitt SPOR TS EDITOR Marvin Van Leeuwen r N AD VISOR I BUSINESS MANAGERS Mr. Richard Wem ple Sandra Lee Haig Donna Lyker THE 1961 BLACK AND GOLD STAFF ART EDITOR 'PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR' Louxse-Ann Nxchols STAFP MEMBERS A ' Mar h H k Marg S k Wand L b R1 h dE1d dge - SENI ORS g ADMINISTRA TION MEMORIES TABLE OF C SSES ACTIVIT S 0 TS D CONTENTS ALMA MA TER 5 E X X la , ,, N I X xx XX xx X XZ 'xt X xx ,rf N X 'X N X 1 7X3 Q' A X X N X1 T wk My N X ,f ,N l ll W. 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DEDICA T10 lt is with deepest admiration, Mrs Barnes, that we dedicate to you our Black and Gold of '61, The role you have played has given us the courage to reach for higher goals and accept the challenges before us This is only a small token to show our sin cere appreciation for the guidance you have given us. So, to you, Mrs. Barnes, we dedicate our yearbook with heart-felt thanks, DEDICA T10 Mr. Richard Wem ple It is with deepest respect, Mr, Wemple, that we dedicate our Black and Gold, 1961, to you. As a class advisor for the past four years, you have generously donated your time to help us with our many problems. For your patience in guiding us toward high- er goals, we thank you. pw? L Wolf ID! W Jet Od-fi JQQJJ lx .infix HP J f Img 117.0 m' ,JV ,. A pt? L M Edward Lipowicz In appreciation to you, Mr. Lipowicz, one of our most patient and loyal teachers, we, the Class of 1961, respectfully dedi- cate our Black and Gold. Your enthusiasm and encouragement, especially in the or- ganization of our yearbook have contributed greatly to the success of our class projects. With deepest respect, we sincerely thank you. They have guided us with unsehfish dedicationfg 5 9 Q, l . V' ..,,..,..J v..........,,,..., 1 E 2 51 3 z z Q . '5 W,,...W,.,2 .VW, ..,. A vw-V i . T - To know how M.-'au A B K is fhe great nrt of rcaclullg. Amicl , Left to right Mr. Floyd Houghtaling Mr. Henry Soodsma Dr. Charles Vedder Mrs. Dorothy Cushing Mr. Alden Matt PRESIDENT MR. HENRY SOODSMA BUARD UF ED CATIO To always look out for the best interests of boys and girls is the first thought ofthe Board of Education. Whether it is finance or new courses of study, transportation or getting the best possible teacher, the repair of a building or new text- books, the test always is, Wil1 this project develop each in- dividual to the fullest? These trustees of our schools are truly friends of all of us. A Board devoted to tireless service SUPER VI I PRI CIPAL MR. JOHN DEISSEROTH Last June I met a senior girl in the corridor and we discussed her graduation. Since then her words as we parted have been often in my mind. l love this school, she said. The construction of this addition to the East Hill School will mean that the seventh and eighth grades will study there instead of in the high school building. I know that as they build tradition and spirit there, they, too, will love their new school. They bring to us responsible leadershzpn PRI CIPAL MR. RALPH SCHULER The historian, H, G, Wells, once wrote that human history becomes more and more a race between education and catastrophe. Your Alma Mater has helped you to understand more clearly the challenges which face our demo- cratic way of life. It is my hope, now, that you may have the faith, the vision and the strength to accept these challenges, in order that this way of life, with all its blessings, may be secure for you and future generations of Americans. MR. DOUGLAS AYRES MRS. HAZEL BARNES Breadloaf School of Science English St. Lawrence U. Syracuse U. B. S. English FACULTY Ed. MR. FRANZ BRILL MISS BERNICE BROWN Physical Education History Cortland S. T. C. Albany S. T. C. B. s., M. s. ' rf MR. GEORGE CARR History Colgate U. Harvard U. Albany S. T. C. Plymouth Teachers A. B. , A. M. C. Syracuse U. M. A. MR. CLARENCE BOSMA Driver Training Oswego S. T. C. B. S. MRS. JEAN CATALANO Core Curriculum Montclair State College Rutgers U. B. A. , M. A. MRS. PRISCILLA CORY Home Economics Albany S. T. C. B. S. MISS CHARLOTTE DEAN Business Skidmore College Albany S. T. C. B. S., M. S. MR. RONALD BRAND Science Colgate U. A. B. , M. A. MRS. BARBARA EDWARDSEN French Niagara U. B.A. My ,ZMJ xawsffflf' Mas. NORMA CLOHECY MRS. ETHEL DEISSERCSZEPL gf. .wwf fW J' Language Assistant Mathematics A-.VP ,f4f 'fH'f J' .Zur XY'-'f P ' Geneso s.T.c. Cortland s.T.c, n ' ' 497-34 7 B s B s f 7 MISS FRANCES HOWARD Languages St. Lawrence U. B. A. , M. A. Q . B.A., M. A. Mathematics Science MRS ALICE HORNBECK Unified Studles Potsdam S T C Colgate U. A. B, Faculty MRS. CAROL LATHERS English Keuka College Albany S. T. C. B.A., B.S. MRS. ELVA FERRIS Reading Specialist Albany S. T. C. MR. FRANK GUADIANO MR. EDWARD LIPOWICZ Art Buffalo S. T. C. Syracuse U. MR. JOSEPH KILLIAN Mathematics Science Cortland S. T. C. Syracuse U. B.S. , M. MR. W. BARRETT LOVEIOY Guidance Univ. of Maine B, S, MR. WILLARD OSSONT Agriculture Cornell Univ. Albany S. T. C. Morrisville Tech. B. S. , M. S. MR. HAROLD E. LUNDE Industrial Arts Oswego S. T. C. , B. S, MRS. MARIE MOORE Hospital R.N. English Albany S. T. C. B.A., M. A. Facult MRS. JUDITH McMILLAN Music Boston Univ. B M MR. WILLIAM S. McMILLAN Music Ithaca College Boston Univ B. S. . M. M. MRS. GLADYS MILLER Nurse ' Amsterdam City Syracuse Univ. Oneonta S. T. C. MISS BEATRICE SAWYER MR. ARTHUR PEDLEY Mathematics Albany S. T. C. Kent State Univ. Williams College R. P. I. ffigy e U Miss ANN SCHUYLER A133 wg trac ' Home Economics any ' ' ' Skidmore College B,A. , B, S. vf' MISS MARY SHlMER X MRS. ALICE SHINEMAN Music X lv N 1 H y - Physical Education v Wagner College I ,N ColumbYa'AUniv. XM ' A. Bn, M. A. di lx ls ' ,A V V8 L ' 1 Skidmore College B. S, Faculty MRS. MARGUERITE SUMMERSON Unified Studies Lock Haven S. T. C. B. S. MR. SPENCER WARNICK Unified Studies Union College Albany S. T. C. B. A. . M. A. MR. BRUCE WADSWORTH Business Albany S. T. C. B. S. MR. LEWIS SMITH MR. NORMAN STEWART Mathematics Guidance Science Hartwick College R. P. I. Syracuse Univ. B. Chem. Eng. M. S. MR. VALENTINE WASSON Mathematics Hartwick College B. A . MRS. MARGARET WEMPLE Unified studies Albany s. T. c. B.A. MR. RICHA-RD L. WEMPLE Social Studies Alb any S. T. C. B.A.. M. A. Albany s. T. c. B.A.. M. A. Behind the scenes Whether it be the need of a tardy slip, the use of the telephone or the purchase of a workbook, our office staff is always ready with a helping hand and a friendly smile. These are the people who help to create the warm, pleasant atmosphere which is present at C. H. S. With deepest appreciation, we Seniors extend a sincere thank you. Business Manager Mr. William Fllllel' Tax Collector Mrs. Lois Dunckel Clerk Mrs. Jane Klump Secretaries Mrs. Virginia Miller Mrs. Rosada Haig Mrs. Mildred Fuller they peqferm Behind the scenes of the hustle and bustle of C, H. S. are the kitchen employees, bus drivers and custodians. They work tirelessly and faithfully for the conven- ience of the faculty and student body. With pro- found gratitude and appreciation for these essential services, we, the Class of '61, thank you. Bas Drivers FIRST ROW: Haig, M., Van Dusen, Haig, C., Chest, Laymon. SECOND ROW: Holtz, Abeling, AWrobe1, Baker, Priddle, MacPhail, Grandy, Vos- burgh. vital services Castodians Mr. William Pelligrini Mr. Louis Van Dusen Mr. Roy May Cafeteria Mrs. Dorcas Hill Mrs. Anna Brooks if I ., .W ,. v fy K,I h -- -.Q Q g A pgs, W f + 575' A 4 6 at F jail' 7' g fr ,t g I ,rtb dia In -. ' 3 ' Hier ' Q 0 J 5 Q .gy as Pigesidenr ' I , - - -JEFFREY Vibe - - 54 A Treas urer 1 if - - - - - -,- .. ., - ' E' . iff.: ROBERT ABELING Bob Industrial Arts I don't know Saturday on the farm, Smith may be common, but not to him. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1,2,3, Boys' Chorus 1,25 Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT ANDERSON Bob Science, Math What's that? . . . always with a book . seen but not heard, l'll look that up Mrs. Lather. Boys' Chorus 4, Targeteers 1, 2, 3, 4, Boiling Pot 2, 3, Advanced Summer School 2, 3, Cross Country 4. GUY BAKER Bake Math, Science Is that so . . . From weekend to week- end . , . Montgomery Street extension! Where's that . . . that crazy trombone. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Track 2, 3,4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3,4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Visual Aids 1, 2, 3, 4. Seniors , w Seniors Steve Business Hey, Mani Going over to the Youth Center . . . Have you seen Harvey Kick? Future coach of the Flat Creek boys. DAVID CARL BECKER Dave Math Huh . . . jitterbugs like crazy, Don't think too hard . . . Mr. Wemple's messenger . . . The last of the Becker boys. Co-Editor of Yearbook 45 Boys' Chorus 1, 2,3,45 Choir 1,2, 3,45 General Chorus 15 Band 1, 2, 3g Track 1, 2, 3,45 Cross Country 3,45 Student Council 25 Secretary 45 I. R. C. 3,4. CHRISTINE BOBO Chris Languages What did you say? Our little French neighbor. Spell that please . . . good things come in small packages . . . or so that Junior says . . . always sweet and friendly and curious. Choir 45 Student Council 45 I. R. C. 45 Planning Committee 4. RONALD T. BOUCK Ronnie Math, Science It's not Ron squared, it's N squared. yeah . . . always in Ft. Plain . . . Betting's his weakness. Visual Aids 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 4. MICHAEL CARL BOWERMAN Big Daddy Agriculture You're out of your mind. Our smallest football player . . . but what power . . . saves that special smile for that special junior. Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 2, Secretary 3, Boys' Chorus 1. HOWARD DOUGLAS BRONK Doug Science, Math Big Blast . . . never tires of conversation . . , oh, those senior parties . . . what will he think of next . . . 2 day school week. Choir 1, 2, 3, 4g Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Freshman Football 1: FTA 3,4g Visual Aids 1. Seniors Seniors Q is ii ROBERT BURKHART 83 Bob Agriculture, Shop Lets Go, Hill . . . the guy with the big green Chevy . . . an avid FFA man. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, President 3, Treasurer 4, Safety Squad 4. l l DIANA CLOUTHIER RICHARD S. CLOUTHIER Diana Business Mr. Wonderful Science, Math I don't care , , , quiet but devilish , , Hello Do11 Has any body seen that tall Oh, what a temper , , , loveg that gym , , blonde? . . . one of our working boys . . that problem boy. likes to tease the girls. FBLA 1, 2, FHA 2, GAA 1, 2, 4, Yearbook 4. Basketball 1. 2: Track 1.2, 3,4: Cross Country 3g Science Club lg FTA 3g IRC 3,45 Targeteers 1, 2, Class President 1, 3. 5 3 gl gi . - li t . . lil A .5 ,K - in l - sl fi y , ' 152 ' 7. 3 f . , . I ,if , , 55, ,l is w , JA sz 1 555 GERALD COFFIN Jerry Industrial Arts I'm from Buel . . . Maverick the Second . . . We're going to have words. Freshman Basketball lg Track 3g Bowling 2, 3 BARBARA MARIE COLLADO ..Barb,. Math, Language All right, all already . . . a friend to a . . . love that smile. . . those stylish clothes. . . Where's your cousin, Sandy . . . Loves that History. Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Boiling Pot 1 2 3 GAA 1, 2, Yearbook 4, Planning Committee 4 RICHARD COLLINS Dick Business Wann to buy a car cheap? . . . little man behind the wheel . . . wanna fight. Boys' Chorus, Intramurals 1, 2, 3,45 Senior Play Stage Crew 4. Seniors Seniors KAREN CORROW Clarence Math Surprise me. . . don't be silly. . . Ft. Plain has a special attraction . . . renowned for that giggle . . . always up to something . . . wantaparty. . . ask my mother. Chorus 1, 2,43 Choir 1, 2, 3,45 General Chorus 2, Library Club lg Bowling Pot 2, GAA 2, Co-Editor in Chief of Yearbook 4g Senior Play. CATHERINE CRANGLE Cathy Language, Math, Science Do you think so . . . watch out, or I'11 stomp you out . . . famous for those beatnik hair styles . . . loves that French . . . from one guy to the next confidenti- ally, I'm Republican. Choir 1, 2, 3, 4g Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 25 IRC 2, 3, 4, General Chorus 1, GAA 1, 25 Cheerleading 2, 3,4g Pep Club 1, Yearbook Staff 4. GA RY DUANE CROUSE Crousey Math, Science The kid! . . . always that friendly Hi . . . famous for those red locks. . . Mr. Pedley's prodigy. . . girls?. . . who needs them? . . . blushes so easily. Radio Club 1, 2, 3,45 Key Club 2, 3,4g Visual Aids 1, 2, 3, 4: I. V. Basketball 2g Honor Society 3, 4g Vice President 43 Plan- ning Committee 4. RICHARD DeANGELIS FRANCES DESMOND Dick Math, Science Des Industrial Arts Problemsl spelling! . . . tackles that Look at that . . . that Hot Rod Ford . . homework . . . Fort Plain girls are nice . . Hang-out . . . Bill Garlocks. Mr. Efficiency. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3,45 Vice President 25 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3g Cross Country 35 Boys' State 35 Senior Play 4. Safety Squad 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Wrestling 4 DENNIS DOPP Doppy Industrial Arts Where's Mike? . . . our little goldie locks . . . Miss Brown just doesn't under- stand me . , . if I'm studying wake me . . . Basketball . . . oh! Those rules and regula- tions. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 45 Cross Coun- try 35 Track 2.3, 45 Student Council 25 Class Vice President 35 Yorkers 35 Boiling Pot 35 Safety Squad 45 Visual Aids 45 FFA 1. Seniors Seniors RICHARD ELDREDGE Dick Math, Science . . . So loquacious . . . our photography man. . . hardworker . . . always depend- able. Science Club lg Basketball Manager 1, Visual Aids 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 23 Key Club 3, 45 Class Treasurer 3, Planning Committee 3, Yearbook Staff, Photography Editor. KATHERINE ESTES 'Kathy Business I hope Doug comes over Friday night. Let's have a party! Care for some more pizza? Blonde without proxide. FBLA 3,4: FHA 3. ROSEANN ELIZABETH FLANAGAN Rosie Math, Language Can't see, haven't got my glasses on . number please. Rosie, where's your ponytail? . . . quiet but not shy. Sr. Band 1,2, FNA lg GAA lg Ir. Band 1 Boiling Pot 2, 3, IRC 3, 45 Student Counc 3, 4, FTA 45 Class Treasurer 4. il 9-4 '-N. ARTHUR HAASE Skip Math, Science How's that grip, you'?. . . Hell-o. . . our own Einstein . . . famous for those subtle wise cracks. Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3,49 Baseball 1, 2, 35 General Chorus lg National Honor Society 3, 4, President 45 Targeteers 1, 2, 3, 45 Planning Committee 4. GORDON HAGE Gordy Math, Science Rock Hudson . . , oh! Those dreamy eyes ...oneofou.rA8aPboys, Football 1, 2, 35 Targeteers 1, 2, 3g Track 2, 3,45 Wrestling 4. SANDRA LEE HAIG Sandy Business Always willing to work . . . reserved but friendly . . . Miss Business, C. H. S. FBLA 1, 2, President 35 Corresponding Secretary 45 Boiling Pot 35 Student Council 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 4. Seniors SENIURS DONALD HALL Donnie Industrial Arts Hey let's go, Don and the boys, Where's Dick! Where's that crazy rock and roll music . . . Football 2g Safety 3,45 Visual Aids 2. PATRICIA HARTING Patty Math, Science, Language 'Got your history done yet? teachers' pet . . . Oh, that chemistry . . . quiet but heard. F.B.L.A. 13 General Chorus lg Choir 1,2,3, 45 Boiling Pot 25 Honor Society 3,4g Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45F.N.A. 3,43 Secretary 35 I.R.C. 3,4. ROBERT HA WVER Burrell Industrial Arts I bet that Smart' . . . Quit it . . . 'What do you mean by that? . . . Corridor Romeo Boys' Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Choir 1,2, 3,45 Tar- geteers 1,2, 3: General Chorus 1. MARTHA HIC KS BRADFORD HILL JSHl'miS H01'H61'H2kiHg, AFI Brad Agriculture and Shop Hope Charlie comes up . . . 3 yards enough? 'Get off my backl . . . Oh, thoseschoharie . . Let's eat . . . Getting closer to home! girls. . . a willing helper. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Safety Squad 3,4 PATRICIA HOBAN Part Language What did you say? . . . oh that Maine telephone bill . . . shy??? . . . oh, those pretty blue eyes . . . which one this week? Yearbookg G.A.A. 1,2,3, Chorus 15 I.R.C. 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 15 Science Club 11 Boiling Pot, 1, 25 Corresponding Secretary 4, F. B.A.A SENIURS 4. SENIORS SANDRA HORN ING S andy Business Oh my goodness . . . watch out for that green Chevy . . . almost engaged. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g 11.1-LA. 3, F.B.L.A. 2,3, 4. NORMA HUBSCHMITT 'Normie Business Have you seen Tom? . . . what pretty blonde hair . . . and it's her own . . . teach- er's little helper. F.B.L.A. 1,2,3,4g F.H.A. 2. ELINOR IEWELL Elinor Business Come on, kids . . . Pau1's coming home . . . that crazy blonde You fool, you old, old fool . . . always with the smarts. Choir 3, 43 Boiling Pot 1, 2: F. B. L.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 43 F.H.A. lg Senior Play 4. MARY ELIZABETH KING ROBERT KINNEY Maw Math' Science, Language Bob Math, Science, Language Oh, really' . . . temper, temper . . . quick on the draw . . . our five instrument gal. Boiling Pot 1,2, 3,4g Library Club lp Dance Band 1, Junior Band lg Orchestra l,2, 3,4g Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Criming Nutleys Daddyo . . . Mr. Ency- clopedia . . . Mr. Brand 's pride and joy . Precise! I.V. Football 1.2, Basketball lg Manager Football 2g Targeteers 1, 2, Safety Squad 2 3,43 I.R.C. 3,4g Track 4: F.T.A. 4. BEVERLY KLEMME Bev Business, Math Oh, Brother' . . . Kind to all . . . quite reserved. F.B.L.A. 2, 3,4. SENI ORS E IORS GIFFORD KOUGHER Gi-f Business, Shop Easy Mike' . . . boy's best friend . . shy, very shy, but . . . Baseball 3,4g F.B.L.A. 3,4p Football 4: Wrestling 4. PAUL KRETSER 'Kretsy' Math, Science 'If you have anything good to say, don't say it, but lf you have something mean to say, spit it right out! . . . Reserved? Band 1,2, 3,4g Dance Band 3,49 Boys' Chorus 1,2,3,4: National Honor Society, 3,49 Baseball 2, 3, 4. WANDA LAMBERT Dawn Home Economics, Business . . . school? . . . What's That? F.H.A. Whiz Girl. F,H,A. 1,2, 3,43 President 45 Library Club 3: F.B.L.A. 3: Yearbook Staff 4. ANETA LEA MON Aneta Business Gym, my favorite? . . . weight watcher . . always jolly. . . business major. DONNA LYKER Donna Math, Science, Language Has anyone seen Bi11? . . . first to tie the knot . . . 'They didn't name that hurricane after me. Junior Band 1, Senior Band 1, 2g Boiling Pot 2, 3g Business Manager, Yearbook 4. RI-:NEB MARIE Nadie Science Where's the party? . . . hot temper and red hair . . . Miss G.A.A. 1961 . . . boys . . . where? Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Choir 1, 2, 3,45 Dance Band 1, 2, 3g General Chorus 1,25 I.R.C. 2,3g Executive Board, 4g Recording Secretaryg G.A.A. 1,2, Treasurer 35 Vice President, 4, Senior Play 4. SENIORS SENIORS JUDITH MCKON E Judy Business Chemistry, my subject! . . . Still water runs deep . . . President Kennedy's waitress . . . Sweet as they come. F.H.A. la Choir 1: F.T.A. 35 F.B.L.A, 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Boiling Pot 35 Senior Play Prompter. JEFFERY MILLER Jeff Math, Science, Language Come on let's gol . . . Receiver slammer . . . always late . . . the intellect? Dopp's my second home . . . Key Club 2, 3, 45 Vice President5 Honor Society 3, 45 Class President 4: J-V. Basket- ball 25 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Football 2, 3, Co-Captain 45 Boiling Pot 25 Senior Committee 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4. RICHARD MONK Dick Industrial Arts Did you see what Mantle did' . . . Yankee fan . . . Pirate hater . . . Rents car by the month . . . Repairs same car daily . . . Will help out anyplace . . . anyplace out- side of class. Targeteers 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3,45 Freshman Basketball. Q 2 JOSEPH MORA WSKI Joe Business I say . . . Mr. Carr's favorite? . . . prac- tical jokes . . . known for his tape recorder. . . Visual Aidsg F.B.L.A.: Targereersg Base- ballg Yorkersg Boys' Chorusg Safety Squad. RAYMOND NASTA Ray A griculture Sad Dad? . . . bookworm . . . a future farmer . . . tall, dark and quiet. BONNIE NEWELL Math I'm taking up German Lessons . . . what happened to the H O ? . . . 'You got the . .. 2 2 .. . smarts . . . Of coursel m on a diet. . . Varsity Choir lg Girls' Chorus lg General Chorus lg I. R.C. 3: Cheerleading l,2, F. B.L.A. 3, 45 Pep Club lg Senior Play. SENIORS SENIORS LOUISE -ANN NICHOLS Weezie Math, Science Like maybe that's right . . . Hit the side- walks, here she comes . . . Dickie's pride and joy . . . Paris fashion girl. General Chorus lg G,A,A. l,2g Pep Club lg Class Treasurer 1,2g Boiling Pot 2, Advanced Summer School 39 I.R.C. 3,4: Art Editor of Yearbook 4g Senior Play 4. MICHAEL PELLIGRINI Pelly Math Boys, gimme five, I got another speeding ticket . . . Hot shot on the basketball court . . . Love 'em and leave 'em . . . Are you out of your mind Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Foot- ball 1,2, Captain 3,4g Visual Aids 3,45 Boys' Chorus lg Track lg Senior Play, Props 4. JOHN PIMKOWSKI Johnny Math Science Quiet . . . reserved . . . Good shot in a rifle match . . . A whiz in Mechanical Drawing. Targeteers 2, 3,4, President 3,4 WILLIAM PITCA VA GE 'Bill' Business Can I help you? . . . transmission boy . . one of the pleasantest fellows we have . . . hard worker. Visual Aids 1, 2, 3,4g Safety Squad 3,43 Treasurer 4: Varsity Football 4j Wrestling 3, 4. MARGA RET SCHLOTZHA UER Marge Math, Science, Language I'm trying to be good, no I'm notl Hmm . . . Fort Plain! Quiet??'?. , . only when asleep . . . Menace to the teachers Let's start an anti-French Club. G.A.A., 1qF.T.A., 3,4g I.R.C. 3.4, Vice President, Class Secretary 2, 3,4g Senior Play. KATHERINE SCHWABROW Kathy Math, Science, Language Our good will ambassador . . . thinks before she speaks . . . well liked by all Boiling Pot 2,35 Art Editorg F.T.A. 3, Treasurer 43 Student Council 3,4, Secretary 3, 43 I. R.C. 3, 4, President. SENIORS E IORS GERALD SHA UL Jerry Math, Agriculture Where's that Sophomore? . . . but I gotta wash my carl . . . watch that Chevy . . . Don't get mad I was only fooling! Orchestra 3,45 Dance Band 3, 45 J. V. Basket- ball 25 Band 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. 1,2.3,4- EDWARD SHINEMAN WILLIAM SPRA KER Tom Math, Science Willy Shop 'Crazy . . . salt peanuts . . . So organized! Why, yeah, boys! . . . Mr. Carr's prize . . . locker, duffle bag . . . forever with a pupil. . . oh, those underclassmen. . devilish prank . . . Liberace, never played Says, who? like that . . . and Tom's a composer, too. Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 General Chorus 1 Boys' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Choir 1,2,35 Dance Visual Aids l,2,3,45 Rifle Club 1,25 Choir Band 2, 3,45 Track 2, 3,45 J. V. Football 25 2, 3,45 Safety Squad 3,4, Presldent5 F.B L A Honor Society 3,45 Boiling Pot 2,35 Tar- geteers 2, 35 Senior Play 4. 3. MARGRET STACK ALAN SUSI Margo Math, Science Butch Industrial Arts I'm Hungry . . . Flair for Art . . . Eager You're nothing less than terrific . . . I worker . . . Independent . . . Always with didn't do it' . . . Homework that is . . . the book . . . Bang 'em up Susi . . . Almost never late. G.A.A, 1,2, 3,45 I. R.C. 3, 4. Targeteers 33 Baseball 2: Junior High Basket- ball. ROBERT VAN DERWERKER Vandy Industrial Arts l A if I A I don't know . . . Blushes easily . . . ffflf TIGER . . . oh, those red locks . . . a I friend to all. I ' Targeteers 1, 2, 3, 4: Safety Squad 4. SENIORS SENIORS DIANE VAN PATTEN Diane Math, Language Has anyone seen Jerry? Problems, Problems, Problems . . . Service with a smile . . . Nobody told me, Student Council 1, 2: Class President 2: General Chorus 1. MARVIN VAN LEEUWEEN Marv Math, Science, Language Needs a high ceiling . . . Gentleman ofthe Senior class . . . A girl at every court . . . As he goes so go the basses . . . All around guy. Choir 1,2,3,4g Boys' Chorus 1,2,3,4: Key Club 2, 3,45 Presidentg Band lg Basketball 1, 2, 3,4g Football 4: Cross Country 3, Track 2, 33 Sports Editor of Yearbook 4, Yorkers 3, Senior Play 4. ROBIN VICKARY Robi Math, Science, Language Gee . . . Cathys side kick . . . Frankness is a virtue . . . A star in Latin . . . There is so much to do and no time to do it . . . Dickie's problem child. Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4g Student Council 35 Feature Editor 45 Class Vice President 25 Planning Committee 4g F. T.A. 3,43 Vice Presidentg I.R.C. 3,43 Senior Play. ROBERT WA TERMA N Bob Math, Science Devil behind the wheel . . . What does S.W.A.K. mean? . . . Don't tell Joan .. . Wiseguy. . . Sillyboy. . . Boys' Chorus 1,3,4g Choir 1,3,4, General Chorus lg Football 1,2. 33 Rifle Club 2, 3,43 Key Club 3,4. fl' Weave, memory, weave, Your strong threads of forgotten explorations. 9, KAREN YACABUCCI Karen Business, Home Economics Okay, Boston Bertie . . . Millie's little helper . . . never makes that homeroom check. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g F.B.L.A. 2,35 G.A.A. 4: Senior Play 4. SENIORS B t Most Popular RICHARD DEANGELIS CHRISTINE BOBO Best Dancers BONNIE NEWELL DAVID BECKER WHO'S WHO Best Looking CATHY CRANGLE 1 Q GORDON HAGE Best Personality BARBARA COLLADO GARY CROUSE B est-Dressed LOUISE ANN NICHOLS HOWARD BRONK Class Comedians EDWA RD SHINEMAN ELINOR IEWELL Quietest IUDITH MCKONE ROBERT ANDERSON WHOQS WHO A Most Studious SANDRA HAIG PA UL KRETSER - 1961 Class Maszczans MARY ELIZABETH KING GUY BAKER Most Talkative MARGARET SCHLOTZHA UER RICHARD ELDREDGE Silliest :Z KAREN CORROW ROBERT WATERMAN WHO'S WHO Most Versatile ROBIN VICKARY AZ -Z MARVIN VAN LEEUWEN JEFFERY MILLER Most Likely to Succeed KATHERINE SCHWABROW Most Athletlc ARTHUR HAASE DIANA CLOUTHIER ff L MICHAEL PELLIGRINI V 1 K... 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Ethel, please speak 1961 SENIOR PLA YS Seed of Suspicion 7, CAST Harold Mummery - - - Ethel Mummery ---- Mrs. Sutton ---- Edward Brookes - - - Lucy Brookes ----- Carolyn Welbeck - Arthur Welbeck - - - Mr. Dimthorpe - - - - - - Arthur Haase - - - - Elinor Jewell - - -Louise Arm Nichols Marvin Van Leeuwen - - - - Robin Vickary - - - - - - Rene Mable - - - - - -Gary Crouse - - - Edward Shineman Egad, What a Cadfv Constant Hope - - - Manly Rash ----- Augustus Greystone Ursula Greystone - Fowler --------- CAST Bertram Oleander - - - Millie Smith ----- - Catherine Crangle - - Richard Eldredge - - - David Becker - - Bonnie Newell - - - - Karen Corrow - Richard De Angelis - - Karen Yacobucci Only 200 more programs to go. Psst, psst, 'I am Manly Rash . . ' Take that furniture off, get the lamp, move your props, etc., etc., 1- louderg Bertraimr walk slowly upstagef? ' ' dD1d1QE1ddredge q A M V in Q A G' Rene Mabie x My ggnvigeuwen Cathy Crangle Dick DeAnge11s Caught in the actQ M 5 , . Edward fix M Shineman ,N :E -. ' .us 5 ' If Karen Yacob ucci iw . 2 'fWe'11, Mrs. Barnes, reallyl . . . X fs:-1.1: Once over lightly, m , please' H 51 ?Jifi'.f ..n2r: L , 4 K : . if Arthur , Haase Karen Corrow Elinor Jewell 5 W r-X ' 35 qxf' 5 2, . T .I cfm. Bonnie7Newe11 f J 'i 'ug 53-2 F - e V3 aegggw ,Q t M L r Nw is 1 1 A ar Q3 E . 1 Yeti.. Q David Becker Gary Crouse Robin Vickary Louise Nichols 53 o lb .4 A65 Q z u Q 1154535 ff? lg xx we er- iwgf if Q LQ ef Q. hir' 'X ll Thespians, are we, I l96I I HERRY 'AXVARDQ You can hear those knee joints creak now. Hey, folks, look what I caught. Cathy with the hero and Villain. Bertram, your are a cad. Now everyone, a great big smile. to be or not to ben With a Yackity Yak, Yak, she went on and on and on. Elinor, she's stealing your silver. Wonder what's happening on the Glad it's over? Good job, well done. ' Look at all the party crashers. M1961 Terry Awards FOR BEST ACTOR AND ACTRESS . . David Becker Cathy Crangle FOR BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR AND ACTRESS . . Edward Shineman Rene Mable FOR BEST COMEDIAN AND COMEDIENNE . . Richard Eldredge Karen Corrow FOR OUTSTANDING AND LOYAL EFFORTS BACKSTAGE . . . Judy McKone Margaret Stack Dennis Dopp Margaret that 'Terry Ronald Bouck won't bite. other of the stage. Q 0 O o A 0 O 0 9 A Q 0 Q 0 98563 H P . 0 -' .L N I X W , 'ie a- 0 Q o X 1 x I 0 4 3- -1 I 0 2 O o f 0' 0 ,, O 0 D g 7 'X o K.y Y. N rl I 9 X 0 lb Ki ? 'ii Q OM- o 0 Q T o J I ' in Y0D,Elyo JT .. ' ' of 41' W Q ,Af 2 x 0 T 0 Qi X K ,af c X 'Z' Z 0 a T y d Norma sure h 1 k d the punch. WYSSKE-:iw nd his X A ZHSVVV :D Q 5 llAQ5-In i And the Floor was crowded with 0 gay dancing couples? 'P 0 ma B v'v 4AA' 444 0: o O0 L oo K 0 Oo OGG 'Y B xfxim AAA A sy VVVQ lip camo ' d D ox,-NC7'ci -Q5 All this conversation consisted of a discussion of how to knit a ski sweater. Knit one, Pearl two, Strike three. A Q 97745 5667 y AOA if D ADA S500 ' Nl o QQ X V' 2715 D fb 612424 Co 0 0 o Q Q N 0 x QQ 0 Q O O o O Q Did you 0 ever see so many shy O 9 girls? O O 0 9 0 9 O F K Q 5 Ff- Remember Now come on, fellows, who is your camera shy frlend Karen is getting ready to bite someone, Now, Barbara, bat level, eyes on ball, elbows out, shoulder up, Oops Strike Two. Elinor, we never have any privacy anymore. Say, Norma, did Tommy for- get to buy the ring? SE IUR I wish that so and so would make this door larger. our lighter moments What are you looking for, fellows. SNAP Bertram Oleander, you're a sneaky cad. Manly Rash take care. Oh myl I wonder my Woodbury complexion Jeff, you have to try again in 1964. Judy, you have such beautiful eyes. xl' ,-o 3' .v-1 'V'M 1 ' aff' l 1 N Wi! W - f 2 wha? they will do to ' I ' it I . , 'S N i ' V fy. if til 'N V-Nw Just a wee bit here. ll Say, where do you buy your black SENIOR SNAPS Oh, Mr. Lipowicz, you're not going to take our picture. Don't touch that dimp Y Pew le. n Sandy's always on the job. She's got her eye on those . three bucks. Do you think we should pick her? Naw, I X 11ke the other one better. , L 48 To dream again of days gone by. Q , EQZ.-5. We Mnnonae 13 ANU NoT TNLKNG WUMDWS ii-if' .,,,-sf-5 ROBlN, XVI-MT Bla EYES YOu gfs ,riff IS IT FOR ewgrruv ls IT LOVE, I LOUISE' ANU 'THE THREE sroocs-es, Pmne, Cnruy Ano I-Oc-NSE ALKVAYS SxvEE T Kwrusnme, K 3 T T HA 9:13 C2511 0 , 'Y TUBBY Necwou J! CoAcH xvurt-4 I-hs Nce,ce X SANDY H. , Q S x f C L 6 ' Q: ALWAYS IN Tkouguz, Tom f f V THR ., 1 f N QA 81.8 f- an-Q1 - W, f.. M oumev AT ONLY Fo-fra! OuR BA?Y DOLL. K L REALLY Lm',l Pff Los ING- Some- 'l'HzNG- Doumef JEFF! ' wa-:AT 's Puzzu- :Ne- You, TEwaSf ' fa, A 'Q X CRAZY Lees Mnncrel THAT Jbusl owen I ,fl- XVI-GERE'S NOT So BIRTHDAY SQCBN , Mule B G-mzvf ANN 6 LET 0-l:T H15 CAR on 'me Rona DEN! ' :W 5275? YQ L-of L INNDCENT BQQA CNY ,j QQ,- Spf IN ALWAYS THE CUR LS CCC' 11,3 .WJ KA-row E .3 ALWAYS A FRIEND EICUS gg THE Bev. I INTERQUQ- Tian, Sfvune 'Pnsw-rw,3 'Qose'ANN 147 If ,,. 'N CQ2-4.9 QUIET . DICK E. 'DReAM4NG, MAQY 7 HARD- SANDY ff'-x., X XVI-lo's yoga Bunn V, BAsH cuz, , Perry Bl: CHREFUL., G-Fmzv S. ,f -N LATER, JERRY C U09 Xian f A Q XV:-mf D0 You 566, Mnnv ? HH RT: NG., E XV!-UWT 6913 w ! W , ,- JW A- X . ' s K f Q 'K 4 2, L3 Wy fm fx gh 'Q L' ma in V W M1 N fm YA x f I f , 1 A ' N . is ' W if . 'ff Q' .-Q1 , R 'aft 3 A gf Qvffvrf L: 7 gg A V ,gf gy ff, 2 X wi It i ua f I , Lx 35. T2 Remember those moving up days Sophomores . . . Of1958, 959 and 960 y HARVEY Dick and Elinor C1 B11 60 Enjoy Play 9 A Dayo Awards , . . Entertainment . . Songs . . . Speeches . . . Class Will. . . New Council President . . Awards Memories . . . By Gaudiano Entertainment Hage and Baker In SOPHOMORE REPLY' Dick DeAnge1 New Counc ,Q ,if f ef' -ai' These girls were walung for the sand- wiches. and I only have eyes for you. JUNIOR Hey Betsy, a little more to the right. See folks, money talks. .. mi, Fellows, 1et's blow Lhe bankroll. Orchids, please? PR OM No picture please! We just aren't dressed I A ' for it. X 5 .K Theresa remember onl o e y n , , Hello everyone! Are we late? 3 Customer' ff' Snaps and Ads H' f have-fr K1 ill VOSB UR GH'S APPLIANCES A fine new Frigidaire appliance is being admired by Renee and Dave. JOSEPH TRAUDIQ INC. FLORIST Louise and Tommy find that flowers are always fascinating and beautiful any time of the year. EH me-Q.- CHURCH SER VICE CO., INC. Martha and Norma found here many Gifts that honor Christ, for both church and home . Tom has come to the right place to support the well-known axiom, Clothes make the man. ORNBE CK 'S MEN S SHOP WHI TBE CK ,S RES TA URAN T Many C. C. S. students, among them Brian and Sandy, enjoy tasty snacks here. Snaps and Ads Many decorating needs can be fulfilled here. Marjorie and Carol admire a. new and colorful fabric . OWNE COLOUR SHOPPE I umm umm nw, J. FREDERICK FRANK AND SONS, INC. Mrs. Abeling and Gary look over a new appliance at Franks Electric, a pleasing addition to any home. I SCHULTS SHOE STORE For work and play, Brad and Bob know that Mr. Davis will supply their footware needs . TMAN'S HARD WARE 3 With hunting season coming on, Ronnie and Bob know where to go to get a fine new gun. 1 Poinsettas are just the flowers ffor Christmas, say Judy and Doug will to all of you. , WM. W JOHNSTQNE - f FLORIST B 2 123 ,M i rf 2 i , ' 4 gm A , . x, g , if -ri an M I E X if S N. .f 54 . 1 u fa 4 -5 A ' n. flf ,fy V - fi Qi ' , , .. i ., ,,,..--si Y ,fn , ' gf if vc' K' it A - x Q ,Epi . 1 W 1 . 2 'Xi 'km . ,' :V P- fa ,vi Q Ji E 4 gn JE Q M if i5'1.1?fif53 . ' . 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' . 5'H-F -- ' v ,5 ' jr' lv W W- I n 5 3:? fJ ' . . , ' - Nz, ,- ,H .g gggx ' - K' 1 '- 5? whiff ,, f W Amr ,. tin? W I JL W ' , gi, .sf V L K if if 1 K if ' , 2 3 i g ' CL SS S 4'You,th finddits own rcwgrd in imcrusting f,,i1,f-,fmw 'X x,,.,A s- '51,-wiser' PRESIDENT ----- Paula Wlngett VICE PRESIDENT - - Louis Larbell SECRETARY - - - William Maurer TREASURER - David Kruppenbacher UNI ORS FIRST ROW: Russell, Hoban, Brown, Ball, Shineman, Montanye, Wheeler, Quackenbush, Ponzi, Beam. SECOND ROW: Dygert, Moyer, Nichols, Luther, Ouderkirk, Darrow, Cushing, Stam, Brosite, Wells, Hall, Snyder, Hodge, Bouck. THIRD ROW: Bosch, Traudt, Hoteling, Fitzpatrick, Jos.: Baker, Bishop, Fitzpatrick, Iohn.:Kruppenbacher, Jones, Gerhart, Ander- son, Herringshaw. FOURTH ROW: Holmes, Ossont, Lindholm, Lott, Hage, Horning, Suits, Zink. FIRST ROW: Barker, Lamb, Hubschmitt, Rivenburgh, Cardamone, Susi, Hicks, Whitbeck, Wingett, Flanagan. SECOND ROW: North, Venette, Grandshaw, Herzog, Shibley, Winsman, Somers, Dickens, Nasta, Nellis, Jennings, Bailey, Surnear. THIRD ROW: Trembly, Tiberio, Wessel, Mead, Davis, Oare, Phetteplace, Maurer, I-lime, Larbell. FOURTH ROW: Terranova, Lighthall, Lambert, Aron, Cramer, Bush, Bowerman, Suits, Karr. fi. ww A .S Q ' H - N 2 5 ' ea. A I , i .Q 3 .Q 1 ,B lffsv Q3 W: sf' 2 W, . ,1- Y' ..... ,H A' V .gtk b Q I 1 Q 'f I J Y iv 9 t bi A ,av . I . . is , 3 ., ., ,.,,,. v .2 'gif' P N - f -5 +1 ,Q Q 5 LK! K A r H N l 1 , ft J gp tx! fvfyg , ef y .-,Ef.,1f, , if Kf' Q 0 Q 'V , B 3 rx 18. T a f 5 'M x a 3 i',. f- . f - 'N 7c5rhLff P -H ? Q, ' Y v' 5 Q M- my - , in , '55, k 'f 1 5 '-an w g W.. 'S 'Q Q 'lj , ' . , gw, , , X . Q I A 4 Y-4 3 'X ' 'f 1' . A .. W 1 af, V5 .1 I M A f f s M 3 V , ? ' '55 . ' ,ss 1 ' -Q ,. . X 9' ! f 355. fX -h ,V f ,Wg A 'Q 1. YQ' x 5 x , a xii FIRST ROW: Shaul, Shelp, Day, Houghton, Gray, Dwyer, Wllmer, Nellls, Pimkowski, Dingee. SECOND ROW: Darrow, Vianese, Hoban, Flanagan, Harting, Frederick, Handy, Porter, Covais, Cowboy, Chuck. THIRD ROW: Canfield, Herrlngshaw, Cervo, Schumacher, Kretser, E Stevens, Smith, Cowboy, Van Alstine. FOURTH ROW: Jones, Dillon, Dlefendorf, Cook, Haase, Benton. Class Ujfcers PRESIDENT Edward Sltterly VICE PRESIDENT Ronald Tertanova SEC RETA RY Beth Frederick TREASURER Mary Ann Nellls EI GH TH GRADE Class Omcers PRESIDENT Judy Nellis VICE PRESIDENT Robert Jenks SECRETARY Nancy Van Wie TREASURER Sue Claire Vooys FIRST ROW: Ingerson, Spencer, Post, Baumes, Lewis, Hogan, Maring, Vogel, Brundage, Shults. SECOND ROW: Jones, Phetteplace, Nellis, Shineman, Hayes, Voss, Atkins, Voght, Kretser, Sitterly, Handy, Heiser, Hall. THIRD ROW: Watson, Kelly, Sheridan, Dean, Benton, Van Alstine, Loring, Crum. FOURTH ROW: Dievendorf, Dopp, Gardella, Cervo, Folts, Kirker, Rivenburg. , N ,LA,. fNl1X 1 , ., 1 , n 7 5 I t N . ll? :F xqftw .SL 'M 1 I 5, xg 256' ex '. f f, m'A, Q W L , in gif if IU W X- A,M r fa l3'w ' 2 M i h mi V 4 , V x w -ag ',f, ., N. filjlff 1 WQIQT-M E fh,,N, ,ve ,W e . sv 2 . ' 11 m quasar! M1lY Ri -.fr . . 5 , SE VE TH Q FIRST OW: Larbell, Grandy, Van Slyke, Hicks, Connell, Kretser, Luscombe, Anderson, Swartz, Vogel SECOND ROW Whitman Foster Mac GRADE Lauchlan, Gra , Venette, Marin , Brown, Con- Y 8 rad, Dopp, Contr, Bowers, Gordon, Hines, Kulig, Estes. THIRD ROW: Brundage, Phillips, Gravuso, Dygert, Wadsworth, Briffa, Cervo, F., Smith, Wohlgemuth, Countryman, Kretser, Voght, FOURTH ROW: Raym, L., Witzel, Jones, Crangle, Peterson, Asher, Cervo, R.. Raym, G. Class Ujjficers PRESIDENT John Phillips VICE PRESIDENT Robert Herron SECRETARY Toni Susi TREASURER Gerald Raym W 2??ir59,, i f f , W ., W f W rj, w'-'twist , 3. W . . im 6 ,, Q It av 51 'E Qu' 1 ll Wd. hifi I I ,fd :,' V :ff I K 'F If W? E nf ,. H g yQA WM Eff 1-K iq? 'f Q2 vw tj 'gyai bl, W 1 K 5, 4 2 'ig :Q Wg' W -J' j 'iz , -Q ,E zz I A K, ff wi' ,K gg -1. m ., r figs' IVR 5 i .. 'Q Ent . ug V fr-'RX l .Q X5 IWW1 s L ' J Q-P I think this guy is funnier in the Of feng 'Pg f Well look as Q who s here. 9 kt, Judy close your mouth. A bunch of the girls were whooping it up A C TI VE LADS Today we shall listen to the Adventures H,David arid Gough' only Davffi is a of Huckleberry Hound ,, lrttle up rn the au. Alleyoop. As the camera sees you, this is your lyfef' You push the little valve and the water goes All together now, fellows, one, two, and heave. AND LASSES Human Automation, with one kibitzer down, 'wo Now in this Cubistic interpretation I follow Picasso s trimetric up and then down. Say, Paula, someone is watching us. Now let me see, 789176 x 6574 is USDSPOSIUOHS i' I f' s SNAP SADAD Shulfs Motors Mr. Shults shows Party and Dick the classic lines of the new 98 Oldsmobile. L. G. BGQCOUT Co. Bob, Roseann and Jeff are looking over new designs of Graduation Announce- ments with Mr. Robert Gray of the L. G Balfour Co. Lenz Funeral Home wishes to Congratu1ate the Class of 1961 Canajoharie Courier 62 Fort Plain Standard Editor Christie explains the operation of a newspaper press to these two students, This fine restaurant in Palatine Bridge is known for its fine food and gracious hospitality. Stone Lodge 1 f 9 A 1- f- 'M up g3 ' k . lgg' .as--1 ffif' 4, ,f X W l ,M nw Karen and Donna traveled to Fort Plain to look over some very fine pieces of furniture. Seholet F urniture, Inc. A masterful setting of chinaware, glass and silver- ware is displayed for Gini and Janet by Mr. Frankel Les Frankel - Jeweler Fort Plain, N. Y. Lummertjs Pharmacy That's a pretty shade of lipstick, Judy and Shirley. A large ventilator fan is an item that Bucky and Carl might need someday. GLF Farm Store Fort Plain, N. Y. Susan, Bob and Bill are learning early, that a good place to save for tion is in a bank. Central National Bank their future educa- Margaret purchases a few items at this well stocked and pleasant market in Charleston Four Corners. Belfs Market Smart Shop New Spring dresses sure must look fine to Eileen and Joyce, after a long cold winter. Fabrics are very important in good furniture. Mrs. Conover shows Evelyn and Bonnie some very fine samples. Conovefs Dept. Store, Inc. Trotterdale To lovers of horses, fine horses, Trotterdale will be the place to see them. The Hearn Agency, Inc. Servicing an automobile motor requires a Mr. Hearn shows Gus and Gene the safety and ' h ' nce ives. trained hand, as these two boys are observing. protection t at insura g L0tt's Service and Appliances 3 h SNAPS AND ADS i , -If '. 1 Dobbergs Toggery .gi LW' WAA' . V AVI. My A 3 Rodney looks on as Mr. Conroy fits Gerald with ' Iii i:i- , A :5fiT?f7 A my a' warm quilted jacket. . In this interesting shop in Fonda, Sandra, Barbara and Judy admire 9 Eva 5 Bfbdfll exquisite items of a bridal ensemble. ORG' IVIZATI. Labor ltself lfa pleasure, when ll IS done If Zi? SEATED: First Desk: Kamp. Nellis, Scarrone. Second Desk: Horning, Bro- site, Raine, Cushing. Third Desk: Houghtaling, Nasta, Laske, Douglas. Fourth Desk: Jones, Leneker, Maring. STANDING: Mr. Gaudiano, Bobo, Flanagan, Collado, Vickary, Jewell, Haig Susi, DeAngelis, Bishop, Post, Farrow, Murphy, Schwabrow, Dievendorf, Frank. Their Leadership Promotes Dick Delmgeiis , , Student Council President. TVZLC SCIIOOZ Splflt. ,Q STUDE TCUU CIL Members of the Student Council of Canajoharie Central School pledge themselves to uphold the good name and traditions of their schoolg to support activities in all ways possibleg to do all within their power to encourage the highest standard of character and scholarshipg to be a good citizen of their school, their state and their community. To uphold the highest standards, the Student Council needs the active participation of each and every member of the student body. Are you an active member? John Canfield aims to support the Student Council sponsored Penny Carnival. Willing Hands Across the Oceanv I TER A T10 AL Katherine Christine and Keara re re- 1 P sent attractive Ambassadors of Good-Will. Margaret earns money for the club by using her salesmanship on Mr. Wemple. CL UB To the Student Body of the Canajoharie H. S. Mes Amis: May I take this opportunity to extend my warmest and most sincere gratitude to each of you who helped in making this won- derful experience possible. As your foreign exchange student for this year, 1961, I have had the opportunity to learn so very much about America. I will cherish your kindness and friendship all my life and remember always the way you opened up your homes and hearts to me. To all of you, with my deepest affection, Christine FIRST ROW: Bobo, Raine, Schlotzhauer, Mabie, Crangle, Jewell, Hoban, Snyder. SECOND ROW: Flanagan, Krutz, Sierra, Kinney, Flanagan, I., Sheridan, Harting, Vickary, Corrow, Hoban. THIRD ROW: Luther, Hall, Crouse, Marion, Morawski, Dowling, Brosite, Cushing, Houghton. FOURTH ROW: Grant, Stam, Stack, Kinney, R., Fitzpatrick, Montanye, Karr, Winsman. d,. . :SEX mm? ,, 1wi:sm,, ,,f,,,, .1 ' we 1w,,,-md. my-1 W N wr , 1 1?- 'L25 was -rm -'Y ZW as 3? iv 1 Z' FH' ,., ... 5 f by K2 iii 'T , N A W FUTURE FARMERS RADIO CLUB Dave Shineman sending out his call letters in his radio shack. Gary Crouse, senior member of the Radio Club, jots down the call letters of a new ham operator. J OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Grandshaw, R., Dygert, Kougher, Herringshaw, Dievendorf, Jones, Oeser, Douglas, Laske Van Alstine, Grandshaw, R. SECOND ROW: Lighthall, Hill, Mr. Ossont, Wells, Montanye, Pessolano, Gerhartz, Lottman, Jennings, Herringshaw, R., Trembly. THIRD ROW: Leonard, Jenks, Wall, Shaul, Bowerman, Burkhardt, Dillenback. BOILI G POT Editors Editor-in-Chief Clifford Karr Business Editor Gail Crouse News Editors OW: Maureen Sheridan FRONT R , Kerr Marin Karr, Marrng. , , Y g SECOND ROW: Literary Editors , , Buda Kmne Sheridan, Crouse, 1 y Kinney, Anderson. EDITORS . . k Art Ed.tOr John Fltzpatnc BACK ROW: Fitzpatrick. 1 Edward Anderson LITERARY SEATED: Kinney, Cushing, Hoteling, Far- SEATED: Marion Crouse. BACK ROW: Ayres, Hubschmitt, Whit row. STANDING: Wetherbee, Maurer, Fitz- beck, Poirier, Krutz, Montanye. patrick, I., Fitzpatrick, I., Booton. FRONT ROW: Raine, Sheridan, Mrs. Moore, Hough- SEATED: Susi, I-Ioban, Poirier, Ayres. STANDING: ton. BACK ROW: Cushing, Marion, Krutz, Neilis, Anderson, Maurer, W,, Maurer, T., Fitzpatrick, Wille. Ogre, 'W Q 1. ,g 1 ,xco 5 'V' I .Ms is 'Q ,iffy 5 1 In 4? -42315 K . QQ if W v-sf' Q My L Q 'fp 'M 1. Hn.. Nw- ,Xi HN V. , ...Q Q ,X use W .5 R se:n.,irnf'WQ' ' i X S. 3 if QA Q , 33 if My X Y -bw .Q Qi ga X pw., QM - , , Q f Eff ml, -- -' ,ifgi .i WHEHS or ENDUSTRY MA Ivlri W 4 Q ue ,V 1 K I A M I I ni 'VY' h x -W-i :iw , W A f Y' 5.777 :gl-gg? I A ' if A .,.,, ... ,,.Y, 1 fi ,LI ' 5 I 3 f N. if J i- RQ U if V ML --Al 1 ws -KX If f Q X , K Un. QQ mv? 2 Q W s ' 'Q as SE? . ' ,fig -A 2 ,. hi- 1' u:2? X -ciiijiif' 1 A ' 'SN aeegr f 3 ' , ,.i , K 4 !'?fE'iZlH3?ii,5, , N i , Q s ,wfy , 1, 1? , k 4, ., f , fi Mizfllu' J ! V my - ' V SUA AIDS CLUB 2 2' 1k ii . QW its mm K . ff if 'W Q Q fi Q 2 2 Q Q .., 'll ' as H- ,Q . 9, sf' fm Yyrv, , , . a ,NX- 'gf tj vv 1 3 ga E, Q r A .,, ,B fm A if I FIRST ROW: Miss Shimer, Brandon, Herron, Dievendorf, Grippe, Connell, Oeser, Steere, Dodds, Mar- celiino, Pamkowski, Van Slyke, Fuller, Post, Jones, Bartlett, Snyder. SECOND ROW: Weaver, Vianese Hubschmitt, Miller, Wille, Hicks, Nellis, M., Dwyer, Cushing, Lnmcombe, Grandy, Vooys, Horender, Lupo, Hansen, Dingee, Herold, Oeser, Lewis, Sitterly, Davis, Darrow, Fisk. THIRD ROW: Luther, Veeder, Nellis, J., Gray, Raine, Scarrone, Kamp, Pedley, Kretser, Post, Kinney, Hall, Poirier, Hol- BOY 9 FIRST ROW: Spraker, I., Dievendorf, Kulig, Gray, Barshied, Soodsma, Jennings, Sitterly, Conboy, Hodge, Harhay, North, Bailey, Bosch, Miss Shimer. SECOND ROW: Frank, Claven, Ossont, Shineman, A., Haase, B., Dillenback, Smith, Cramer, Kretser, D., Shineman, E., Shineman, D., Douglas, Tamsett. CHORU X UN L J -'J ' ,DL L L L , Uk' RQ . w ' F M mes, Rockwell, Hayes, Maurer, Sierra, Harting, Craver, DeStefano, Voght, Davi, Shineman, ,Bggl Gqn-if V ,W a l I t boy. K., Herb, Booton. FOURTH ROW: Baumes, Ward, Voss, Walts, McBean, Kretser, Shibleyf 1. 5 1' X fxblfw tanye, Fox, Harting, Gubbins, Cushing, J., Montanye, Murphy, Heiser, Dingman, Nellis, Crargglelf ' Q UML, li. Dowling, Morawski, Crouse, Shineman, N., Lasher, Williams, Corrow, Snyder. lXy,L.vl' ivglfff 1 My V' I, if gr' yy.. W fK,L,D.ff .diff ' X ,fJf 7 ' V QW ',Q'lf jL , 1 .JY 94? W 5 Q f 'J' ' 'Nice J' ,,f a My if CHORU THIRD ROW: Kretser, Haig, Greco, DeSte- fano, Stevens, Van Alstine, Reamon, Gar- della, Post, Haase, A., Hawver, Suits, Kretser, P. FOURTH ROW: Wetherbee, Murphy, Mable, Cushing, Canfield, Nestle, Becker, Jones, Spraker, W., Bishop, Van Leeuwen, M., Baker, Van Leeuwen, D., Anderson, Morawski, Bronk. OR CHE T RA Director MRS. JUDITH MCMILLAN FIRST ROW: Snyder, Harting, Houghtaling, Crouse, Craver, Maur- er, Whitman, Ward. SECOND ROW: Russell, Van Slyke, Houghton, E., Schwabrow, King, Miller, Sheridan, g 1 Houghton, J., Farrow, Brosite, Fish, .JV Herold. THIRD ROW: Nellis, Hicks, Frank, Mabie, Shaul, G. McDuffee, Shaul, W., Abeling, Kretser, I., DeAngelis, Baker Witzel, Douglas, Herron, Baumes. FOURTH ROW: Marion, R. Mrs. McMillan, Dievendorf, Flanagan, Dillon, I., Dillon, A., Marion, I., Ossont. BAD Director MR. WILLIAM S. MCMILLAN , FIRST ROW: King, Fleming, Hub- , . 'A schmitt, Houghton, E., Sheridan, - Houghton, I., Miller, Brosite, Rock- .,1 well. SECOND ROW: Robinson, Young, Schwabrow, Mabie, Tamsett ' Shineman, E., Shaul, G., Stevens, Kretser, I., DeAnge1is, Kretser, P., McDuffee. THIRD ROW: Gajowski, Conti, Singer, Farrow, Harhay, Douglas, Baker, G., Kretser, D., Witzel, Canfield, Cramer, Shaul, W., Shineman, A., Abeling. FOURTH ROW: Yacobucci, Diefendorf, Haase, Mr. McMillan, Klock, Marion, Heiser, Desmond, Shineman, B., Flan- agan, Dillon. xl f If f QT ,4 v -JWN tlKbw 'I X Out of Get your Red Hot Boiling Pot here. Look at all those guys eating up the profits. Calling Mr. Stewart, calling, Mr. Stewart better get a new KEY. .va-fp' WI 9:- xf xt' . , A 4 These characters still don't know how to eat 5 , JEXZXZZZX What a life. a 100 men and a girl. FLEE TI G 'ii anta doesn't always work at the NORTH Pole. with their hands. Get away from that loot. Class Capers Will automation replace this assembly line process. F LI CKERS 'Let the drums roll out and strike up the Well, you got good clean apples anyways. This is your police line up. All of you try to identify correctly the one who escaped from 211 during church school period. Winter practice for that X l shooting gallery at Caroga nm A mi x . Z xr ATI . Z ' .1 '41 wer f 4 5 f A .7 'Hfzfiwgg fb fi? - 'u-LA . 451- fmsvsn T ' E QQ, 5 iz :scifi W iq ,faliefs Music Bar Fort Plain, N. Y. Tommy and Norma inspect the fine qualities of a Hi-Fi record player. 4 P -L Snaps and Ads 4, Home Cooking a specialty at this familiar restaurant on Route 5 be- tween Palatine Bridge and Nelliston Freddie is Restaurant Lurieis Dept. Store Amsterdam, N. Y. Karen trying on a possible new Easter bonnet with Patty look- ing over her shoulder. Billy and Bob admiring the able repairs of a hard working garage man, with the ever present cigar. Swartz's Garage Fort Plain, N. Y. Youth has no limit to 1' 41 'QAM energies. may ,Zmli 323223 is YQ- :rf ,H if ' 'li FOOTBALL Won- 6 Canajoharie Canajoharie Canajoharie Canajoharie Canajoharie Canajoharie Canajoharie Canajoharie Schedule Schalmont C arthage Schoharie Dolgev ille Brittonkill Lowville Schoharie C az enovia Lost - 2 gy 6 0 0 19 O 19 0 20 FIRST ROW: Traudt, Eldredge, Bowerman, Jenks, Maring, Van Leeu wen, M., Jennings, Shineman, Lott, K., Bush, Ossont, D. SECOND ROW: Coach Brill, Bosch, Kougher, Bowerman, M., Ossont, J., Bishop, Horning, I-lage, Chest, Pitcavage, W., Watson, Coach Peco- ra. THIRD ROW: Larbell, Kretser, Williams, Baker, M., Miller, Pitcavage, R., Pessolano, Lott, G., Dopp, Pelligrini. N tw' If 8 Qv 'X Larry Bishop Guy Baker Greg Lott L E L T wo years ago the Redskin football team was composed mainly of fresh- men and sophomores. Coach Brill was faced with the task of building another championship team. Many people have commented Coach Brill has been building character, but any member of the team will testify that building character has entailed, not only many skull sessions but long drilling and lots of hard work. The results of the combined efforts of Coach Brill and the members of the team can be seen in the successful 6 - 2 record established this season. that for the past 2 years L.G Q.B. Louis Larbell The team was led by Quarterback Louie Larbell, who ran, faked and pass- ed with real precision. But a quarterback cannot run a team without support, and this year 's team had it. Linemen like Greg Lott, Mike Bowerman and 4 gi 3. 1 Bobby Hage opened the holes for the talented backfield. H -sue' M : : 1 R L. H. B. Jerry Ossont , , i , i . fig, 1. 51 in I X50 C. Mark Baker :sa..ff.m x- f - F.B. Spike Bowerman l l-on 21 rr' 72 i . ' fr - 37 'mai t f R.G. Giff Kougher R.H.B. Bob Hage Jeff Miller R.T. R.E. With halfbacks like Jerry Ossont, who averaged 10.7 yards per carry, and scored 27 points, and a fullback like Spike Bowerman who averaged 5. 3 yards per carry and scored 38 points, the team's of- fensive punch was very strong and a constant threat to CCS opponents. Defensively the team ,was characterized by good hustle and a never say die spirit. Credit must also be given to the reserves who fought with the same intense desire of the first stringers. With the return of many veterans, CCS can look forward to another strong football team. Harry Bosch X 1' I W? 5 g iilv ,f ' if . , ,Lx M b f L H 'TL', L' A fx V 2' ,JZ fi! A , 1. QI v ma X if 'Q ft 5 4, Individual Scoring 1960 Football PLAYER NO. TDS PAT TOTAL POINTS Louie Larbell 11 1 67 Spike Bowerman 5 8 38 Jere Ossont 4 3 27 Jeff Miller 4 0 24 Larry Bush 3 o 18 Mike Pelligrini 2 1 13 Harry Bosch 2 O 12 Larry Bishop 1 O 6 Bill Chest 1 0 6 Bob Maring 1 0 6 Bob Hage 1 0 6 Dennis Dopp -Q Q h-Bs Totals 35 16 229 Jerry Ossont driving hard for those extra yards to gain a first down against Dolgeville. Coach Brill Mike Bowerman Billy Chest not to be out done by the first team, plunges for a touchdown in the Schoharie triumph. Lee Jenks CANAIOHARIE FONDA 68 44 DELHI Louis Larbell CANAJOHARIE 73 PHILIP SCHUYLER so Gregg Lott 1 lg l 4, f CANAIOHARIE 73 N- 5 .ff PHILIP SCHUYLER 64 0 1 Q . CD LEAGUE CHAMPIONS The Redskins have again had another great year. Under Coach Shephardson's leadership the team won 17 straight games losing to Cobleskill by two points in the final game of the season. Key to the success of this year 's team can be said in two words, balanced attack. With Marv Van Leeuwen, Mike Pelligrini and Louie Larbell averaging 21.2, 16. 7 and 14. 9 points per game re- spectivelyg with Greg Lott and Denny Nestle doing fine jobs as play- makers and with strong, steady performances from Dick DeAngelis and Jeff Miller, the Black and Gold have been able to win consist- ently. The season was highlighted by 4 record breaking performances. Saturday, January '7th, at Schoharie Mike Pelligrini established a new school scoring record by scoring 36 points. The following week against Dolgeville Marv Van Leeuwen broke the short lived record by scoring 38 points. In addition Marv has broken the school record for total points scored while a varsity player by accumulating 1035 points. Closing out the season Canajoharie set a new team scoring record by scoring 106 points. With Lott, Larbell, and Nestle as a nucleus the 1961-62 team will be another powerhouse. Marvin Van Leeuwen VAR I TY BASKETBALL Michael Pelligrini CAN A1 OHARIE MAYFIELD 53 48 X- I9 Q Him Q s . , C iff, fi .K '5- 5 W ' wal 5 .nu-R J W 1 5 .1 -.6 CANAIOHARIE 67 COBLESKILL 61 CANAJOHARIE 87 DOLGEVILLE 66 Jeffrey Miller LO T-1 Gregg Lott goes high to take Mike cuts for the basket, his deadly jump shot for two keeping his eye on the edge points, of the rim. 1960-61 Individual Scoring Records PLAYER FG TOTAL AVG. Marvin Van Leeuwen 148 380 21. 2 Mike Pelligrini 104 300 16. 7 Louis Larbeil 108 269 14. 9 Dick DeAnge1is 57 144 8. O Gregg Lott 36 82 4. 5 Jeff Miller 29 '75 4.2 Denny Nestle 19 51 3.4 Larry Bishop '7 34 2. 9 Jere Ossonr 10 24 2.2 Bob Hage 1 0 2 O. 2 ng. rg? PLAYER GAMES PLAYED mem Marvin Van Leeuwen - Mike Pelligrini Q : Louis Larbell 2 Dick DeAnge1is , Gregg Lott X Jeff Miller E Denny Nestle i Larry Bishop Q Jere Ossont Bob Hage CANAJOHARIE 69 CANAIOHARIE FORT PLALN 46 MAYFIELD CANAIOHARIE 106 CANAJOHARIE SCHOHARIE 49 COBLESKILL Coach Pecora The Junior Varsity team of 1960-61 tied for the J. V. league title with St. Johnsville. It has showed real signs of new talent that will help Coach Shephardson on the Varsity. Wetherbee, Chest, Horning, Van Leeuwen and Quackenbush have all displayed their desire and ability to play. As a team they have had a few bad breaks but still managed to build an impressive 12-4 record. The boys have gained experience and confidence under the coaching of Coach Pecora. They displayed hustle, ran hard and were always looking to steal the ball and start a fast break for a quick score. FIRST ROW: Hearn, Dievendorf. SECOND ROW: Tamsett, S Hage Vick ary, Terranova. THIRD ROW: Maring, Shineman, Quackenbush Tamsett R., Stevens, Chest. FOURTH ROW: Coach Pecora, Maring, R Kretser Van Leeuwen, Wetherbee, Horning, 1-Ieiser. JU IOR VAR ITY BA KETBALL Canajoharie Canajoharie Canajoharie Canajoharie Canajoharie Canajoharie Canajoharie Canajoharie Canajoharie Canajoharie Canajoharie Canajoharie Canajoharie Canajoharie Canajoharie Canajoharie Schedule Fonda Philip Schuyler Philip Schuyler Mayfield Fonda St. Johnsville Schoharie Dolgeville Fort Plain St. Johnsville Cobleskill Dolgeville Fort Plain Schoharie Mayfield Cobleskill ,lpn ,.AA L 2' ,H J ,,-' f j 3 is Q g E KNEELING- Maring Post Bouck STANDING- Coach Shephardson, Coach Shephardson, Anderson, Lottman, Van Lee- i uwen, Wetherbee, Kretser, Closing its first year of active participation in wrestling, Canajoharie finished with a fairly com- mendable record of 3 wins, 8 losses and 1 tie. CCS was represented in cross country this year and participated in several meets. A total of ten boys showed interest in this sport, which demands a great deal of conditioning and sacrifice. Interest developed and several young boys who came out will help the team next year. Wrestling against teams with more experience, the CCS matmen never gave up trying. Outstanding on KNEELING: Phillips, Bosch, Pitcavage, W. , Ander- the local team were Harry Bosch, Gifford Kougher son, Conrad, McDuffee, Bouck. STANDING: Cook, and Billy Pitcavage who pinned more than an average Kougher, Jenks, Cervo, Morawski, Pitcavage, R., share of their opponents. Suits, Holmes, Coach Brill. Coach Brill Canajoharie Canajoharie Canajoharie Canajoharie Canajoharie Canajoharie Canajoharie Canajoharie Canajoharie Canajoharie Canajoharie Canajoharie Wrestling Team spirit is greatly displayed following Ron Bouck's match. Gordie Hage ready 13 Van Hornesville 31 '7 Mohonasen 36 41 Cobleskill 2 23 Schoharie 23 5 Herkimer 33 10 Little Falls 23 39 Cobleskill 3 15 Mohonasen 29 20 Schoharie 26 13 Van Hornesville 27 33 Guilderland 11 11 Gloversville 27 to flip his opponent. First Aid applied by Coach Brill for a bloody nose, Billy in a very choice position above his opponent. NGROANS A D GR UN TS A sign of good sportsmanship, a friendly handshake. Billy working very hard to turn his opponent over on his back. 43 gm Q1 2133 Wheeler VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 42' E Robin 9 Vickary 4 N .iw Q , kr 5: f 2 'E .f ,J ' ' K U but' Q 36 A k Z ,-HNLH m f K 1. i ,.Qi f ' V1 Q. 1' i 1iJ . , X , 5 El, 8 :V ag., ,la vu 0 O 0 0 o 0 o Rea Luther JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS O Flanagan 0 l O Virginia Gray I X Q O O 0 O f Judy S iCI'I'3 O X O 0 O O O 0 O Q 0 0 0 0 Mary Morawski O o 0 o 0 O O W1111ams O 0 0 o 0 O Q O Mrs Shineman FIRST ROW: Whitbeck, Conti, Day, Karr, Horning, Dieven- dorf. SECOND ROW: Brown, Montanye, Wing- ett, Mabie, Horning, Swartz Rees THIRD ROW , . z Hough- ton, I., Williams, Whitbeck, Rivenburgh, Stam, Stack, Dowling, Sheridan, Ho h ug ton, E., Gray, Ionkers. GIRL ' ATHLETIC ASSOCIA TIO JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL KNEELING: Dievendorf, Whitbeck, Swartz, Karr, Rees. STANDING: Horn- ing, Gray, Houghton, Day Conti. N QF? C eg :A 5 XxiI5i55 ' I' f' vis MR. AND MRS. EDWIN I. ABELING MR, AND MRS. IAMES ABELING MR. AND MRS, ROBERT ABELING A FRIEND MRS, ELLA MAE ALDI AND SONS MR, AND MRS. H. E. ALLEN MR. AND MRS, WALTER B. AMBRIDGE EDWIN F. ANDERSON The Class of 1961 Wishes to Thanh All Patrons or Their Loyal Support. Patrons MR. AND MRS. RICHARD S. BUNDY MABEL BURKHART MR. AND MRS, GRAHAM CAIRNS MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL CARDAMONE GEORGE A, CARR MR, AND MRS, WILLIAM I. CATALANO SANDY CEREZO MR. AND MRS. FRANK CHUCK MR, AND MRS. EDWARD ATKINS MR. AND MRS. I. CLINTON ATKINS MR, AND MRS. SILAS ATHANAS MR. AND MRS. RODNEY AUWARTER MR. AND MRS. MRS. FRANNIE K, W, BACHMAN BACKUS MR, AND MRS. GEORGE BAILEY MR. AND MRS. LEWIS BAKER MR, AND MRS. CLIFFORD BALLOU HAZEL L. BARNES ARTHUR BECK MR, AND MRS. LORENZO BECKER MR, AND MRS. THERON R. BELLINGER BERTIES CORNER RESTAURANT ROBERT I. BIGGANE MR, AND MRS. A. I. BILTUCCI, IR. MR. AND MRS. KENNETH BISHOP MR, AND MRS. OTTO BLOTHENBURG, IR. MR, AND MRS. IOHN BOOTON, IR, PAUL S. BOUCK MISS PAULINE M. BOUCK MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR, AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. EARL BOWERMAN AND FAMILY GIFFORD BOWERMAN OREN BOWERMAN SILAS BOWERMAN H. R. BRAND FRANZ BRILL MISS DOROTHY B. BRITTON MR, AND MRS. EDWARD BRONK MR. AND MRS. ANSEL BROOKS MR, AND MRS, HENRY F. BROSITE AND PINKY MR, AND MRS. BERT H, BROWER BERNICE E. BROWN MR, AND MRS. LINCOLN A. BROWN MR, AND MRS. MILO BROWN MR, AND MRS. WILLIAM D, BRUST CITY BARBER SHOP MRS. NORMA CLOHECY MR. AND MRS. HENRY CLOUTHIER MR. AND MRS. OSCAR CLOUTHIER MR. AND MRS. RICHARD CIDUTHIER ELSIE COLBURN MR. AND MRS. ANGEL COLLADO MR. AND MRS. ANTHONY CONBOY MR, AND MRS. CHARLES I. CONBOY MRS. AGNES CONLIN LORETTA CONTI AND FAMILY MR. AND MRS PAUL CONWAY MR. AND MRS JOHN H. COONS AND SON MR. AND MRS ROBERT COONS AND FAMILY MR. AND MRS WILLIAM COONS AND SON MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM H. COONS AND SON MR, AND MRS. AIDEN COOPER MR. AND MRS. CLARENCE A. COOPER MR. AND MRS. C. A. CORROW MR, AND MRS CLAUDE COUN TRYMAN MR. AND MRS DEWEY COUNTRYMAN MR. AND MRS HAMMED COUNTRYMAN MR, AND MRS SALVATORE A, COVAIS MR. AND MRS WILLIAM I. CRANGLE, IR. MR, AND MRS ROSS CROUSE MRS. MADALINE CROWE CUPPY AND NINE LITTLE CUPPYS MR. AND MRS. BERNARD N. DARROW MR, AND MRS, CHARLES I. DARROW MR, AND MRS. EDWARD DARROW MR, AND MRS, KENNETH A, DARROW STANLEY DARROW MR. AND MRS. ANTHONY I. DAVI JOHN DAVI MR. AND MRS. EDWARD DAVIS CHARLOTTE E. DEAN MISS ROSE MARIE ESTES MR. AND MRS. MR, AND MRS. MR, AND MRS. MR, AND MRS. DR, AND MRS. MR, AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR, AND MRS. ANTHONY DEANGELIS JOHN DEISSEROTH I. R. DERN ANTHONY DESMOND VINCENT G, DESTEFANO ROBERT C, DIEFENDORF ANSON DIEVENDORF C. EVERETT DIEVENDORF HENRY ARTHUR DIEVENDORF I, PAUL DIEVENDORF WARREN DIEVENDORF MRS, DALLAS DILLENBECK MR, AN D MRS, BEN H, DILLON MRS, MARY DILLON CONSTANCE LOU DODSON HENRIETTA DOMINICI DONALD ARLIE DOPP MR. AND MRS. ROBERT E. DOPP MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. KATHERINE M. MR. AND MRS. DAYTON DOUGLASS ALBERT DUBOIS DUFFY EARL B. DUNCKEL MRS. ELVA J. DYGERT Patrons MR, AND MRS. RUDY EDWARDSEN MR. AND MRS. HARVEY ELDREDGE MR. AN D MRS MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS MR, AND MRS. HENRY C. GROFF C. GULCZYNSKI . ARTHUR HAA SE SASEN HAGE MRS, AUDREY HAIG MR. AND MRS MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS CASSIUS HAIG EARNEST HAIG LELAND HAIG MERTON C, HAIG PAUL HAIG MR, AND MRS, I. STAFFORD ELLITHORP, JR, MR, AND MRS, HAROLD ESTES MR. AND MRS. ELWYN EVANS MR. AND MRS. MERWYN FAILING MR. AND MRS. JOHN R. FARROW MR. AND MRS. EUGENE PELTER FRANKLIN L. FERO MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH FETTINGER MR. AND MRS, JOSEPH F. FLANAGAN, IR, MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND L. FLINT MR. AND MRS. MR, AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. EVERETT FOLMSBEE LEON FOWLER WILLIAM FOX MILLY AND LEIGH FULLER MR, AND MRS. WILLIAM c, FULLER WILLIAM w, GARLOCK FRANK J. GAUDLANO, IR. MR. AND MRS. ADOLFH GENERoUs MARTHA AND ALFRED GORMSEN MR. AND MRS DR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS MR. AND MRS MR, AND MRS. LUCIUS GOTTI FRANK S. GRAY . JAMES L. GREENE MYRON E. GRIMSHAW PATSY GRIPPE MRS. EDITH HAMMER MR, AND MRS, THEODORE E. HAMMER BETTY L, HARBSTER MR, AND MRS, WILLIAM C, HARTING MR, AND MRS, BURRELL HAWVER ROBERT M. HEARN MR, AND MRS, HAROLD HENNESSY MR. AND MRS. DONALD HENZA ELMER HICKS MRS. LEAH B. HICKS MRS. DORCAS HILL MR. AND MRS, GIFFORD HILL MR, AND MRS, LEDREW G, HILL PFC. AND MRS. ROLLIN A, HILL MR. AND MRS. R. L. HILLER MR. CLAY HINES MR. AND MRS, ADRIAN G, HOBAN MR. AND MRS. JAMES HOBAN REV. JOHN J. HOGAN MR. AND MRS. EDWARD HOHENSHELDT MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM D. HOOKER MRS. F. MARGARET HOUGHTON FRANCIS L. 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L1POW1cz WALTER LORD KENNETH LOTT HAROLD E. LUNDE DAVID S. LUSCOMEE MRS. ARTHUR LYKER MR. AND MRS. HENRY A. LYKER AND FAMILY MR. WILLIAM LYONS MR. AND MRS MR, AND MRS. MR, AND MRS, MR. AND MRS, MR, AND MRS, MR. AND MRS DAVID H. MABIE JAMES MacINTYRE WILLIAM B, MacKENZIE JOHN MANEE AND FAMILY S. W. MANLEY, JR. THOMAS MARCELLINO HILDA Y. MARING MR, AND MRS. JAMES MARING MR, AND MRS. LEO J. MARION MARRIOT BROS, MRS. THALEN MA TICE MR, AND MRS, MR. AND MRS. MR, AND MRS. ROY S, MAY MR. AND MRS MR, AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR, AND MRS MR, AND MRS. ALDEN MATT JOHN MAURER EARL MAY LAVERNE E. MCDUFFE PAUL MCDUFFEE FRANK E. MCKONE WILLIAM S. MCMILLAN EDWARD E. MILLER MILLER'S LIQUOR STORE MR, AND MRS. OTTO MILLER MRS. VIRGINIA D. MILLER MRS. GERALDINE MOLDT B. HAROLD MOLDT MR, AND MRS. ALTON MONK MR. AND MRS. FRANK MONTANYE MR, AND MRS. HAROLD MONTANYE MR. AND MRS MR. AND MRS MR. AND MRS MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH MOORE JOSEPH MORAWSKI KENNETH MOWREY ALVA MOYER HARVEY J. MOYER RUSSELL MOYER MRS. FLORENCE MUCHA MR. AND MRS MR, AND MRS, MR. AND MRS MR. AND MRS MR. AND MRS MR. AND MRS MR, AND MRS MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS MR. AND MRS DONALD NELLIS KENNETH NESTLE DAVID W. NICHOLS FAYETTE NICHOLS RAYMOND NICHOLS JOHN E. NORTH HAROLD NOWAK HERBERT OARE WILLARD E. OSSONT RALPH E. OUDERKIRK, SR JOSEPH J. PALUZZI, IR. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR, AND MRS, MR. AND MRS MR, AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR, AND MRS MR, AND MRS MR. AND MRS MR. AND MRS VICTOR PALUZZI VICTOR J. PAMKOWSKI JAMES PATTEN WILLIAM PELLEGRINI VETO PEZZELLA WARREN B. PIERCE WILLIAM FRED PITCHER PAUL C. PLANK A. J. PRIME MERTON PRIME EARNEST PUESCHEL BERTHA B. PUTNAM MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND PUTMAN MR. AND MRS. VICTOR QUACKENBUSH MR. AND MRS. RICHARD S. RAINE ROBERT T. RASMUSSEN MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. ROLAND A, REESE FLOYD REXFORD FRANCIS REYNOLDS IRVING RINKER Patrons RICHARD D. AND RUTH E. SCHOTTER MR. AND MRS. PAUL ROBERTS C. A. ROBINSON MR. AND MRS. LYLE A. ROBINSON MR. AND MRS. R. E. ROBINSON MR. AND MRS. JOHN ROCKLIN RON-D-VOO INN HELENE E. ROOT MR, AND MRS. NELSON ROSECRANS MR, AND MRS. ANTHONY RUGGIERO CATHERINE RUSS BEATRICE SAWYER MR. AND MRS. ROBERT K, SCHLOTZHAUER, SR. Patrons MR, AND MRS, NORMAN R, STEWART MR. AND MRS. BERNARD SUITS MR. AND MRS. EDWARD SUITS MR. GREGG SUITS MR, AND MRS. IAY SUMMERSON MR, AND MRS. WILLIAM SURNEAR MR. AND MRS. ALFRED SUSI IEOL TERRANOVA MR, AND MRS. HERBERT B, THACKRAH MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND THOMPSON MR. AND MRS. TREMBLEY MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR, AND MRS, MR, AND MRS, RALPH E. SCHULER HENRY A. SCHWABROW CLARK SCOTT RUSSELL SELKIRK C. PAUL SHAPER SHARON MOTOR SALES, INC. MR, GLENN ULLMAN CHRISTINE VACHULA MRS. LELAH VANDENBURG MR. AND MRS. CLARENCE VAN DEWERKER REV. MERWIN VAN DOORNIK MR. AND MRS. ROBERT SHAUL MR. AND MRS. JERRY R, SHEPARDSON MR, AND MRS, RICHARD B, SHERIDAN MARY R. SHIMER MR, AND MRS. EDWARD W, SHINEMAN MR, AND MRS. LOUIS VAN DUSEN REV. AND MRS. 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WARNICK MR, AND MRS, V. L, WASSON MRS. EILEEN A. WATERMAN MR. AND MRS. HENRY F. WEBER MR, AND MRS. RICHARD L, WEMPLE MR, AND MRS, HAROLD D, WHITE MR. AND MRS. ROBERT H, WILLE MR, AND MRS, EDWARD T, STACK MR. AND MRS. MR, AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. REV, AND MRS, MR, AND MRS. HAROLD WOHLGEMUTH KARL A, WOHLGEMUTH ALBERT WILSON AND DAUGHTERS FRANKLYN WRIGHT WILLIAM WRIGHT WRO BEL BROTHERS MR. AND MRS . DONALD WROBEL MR. IAMES A. YACOBUCCI ZOLA O. YACOBUCCI MR. AND MRS. DEO R. YOUNG MR. AND MRS. HERBERT YOUNG MR. AND MRS. ALFRED ZEMKEN MRS. CATHERINE ZOLLER Congratulations to the Class of 1961 7, of the Canajoharle Central School The Future Belongs to You, L k Into It With Ope H d Open Mind. Beech-Nat Lyfe Savers, Inc Canajoharie, N Y fm, sums at Albany , Business GUIDANCE-balanced tram- :ig:Icitr:f1itLes. Placemergt inkeyl College a dg ffl Washington Ave . Albany, N. Y. f QUDJUZ Sunglasses N CW rf sf by A K! E 4 A J Comptone A Company, Ltd. i Canajoharie, N. Y. Cannjoharie-Palatine CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Snaps and Ads Canajoharie, N. Y. in th MU? SNEWS 5 's'sss Amsterdam Recorder I NKW XEV ' QM' 'A l ' i 3 In J Amsterdam, N. Y. Snaps and Ads L s Studio The Class of 1961 will always be grate- ful to Mr. Maurice LeBe1, photogra- pher, for the wonderful senior portraits that enhance the Senior section of the 1961 Black and Gold. At Richard's Motors in Fort Plain, two Canajoharie students look very admir- ingly at a new 1961 Chevrolet. Richard 's Motors Movies are better than ever, and Dick agrees when he escorts Nancy to the Strand Theater on a Saturday nite. Ronnie and Dave talk over the ad- Canajoharie Hotel One of the outstanding fea- tures of the Canajoharie Hotel is its attractive din- ing room. Courteous ser- vice, fine cuisine and at- tractive surroundings, all contribute to its fine re- putation. In their new Junior Shop, Patty, Cathy and Karen try on and look over many petite and junior size dresses. Holzheimer and Shaul, Inc. vantages of a certain hairclressing. They both want that good groomed look. F ort Plain Pharmacy K ,Wiki .N .W x 4 'ig .. my Q ' Q W as 'QQ Q R ma ., 1 , 1 ,gif Lf if xx. ,M 1 w Quan ,M -- ,. 1 ' ,ti . i '92 ,if .W , 1 ...Q pd , ,J -H -aw .MW , A MX 0 .. l5,L,.. QM ,, ,.,. 5213.2 . . ' is' tif S iv Q3:lEV 11 p . , Q EFT 1, f V 1 ,bf Q 3:1 Y 5 Q' if fy 0 , , , i . av Q -m g 'H f'L.:,M -1 GQ 1:16214 'fzsfg-113:i..11 , . Q wwgngfr ,,1m,5g , , - 25233 gg -.,. 1 . . 'Q Q 4 --, My 1 , EEE! f 57' e G :cr - g f ' W.-, 'il' Q ,, , 'ff-Qir. M, A ,Q , Ml I , J, x als! 1 S 1 ,p -1,8 R 4. Y Y! 'P' WWA qw if A A ' Q . I ' T H A 3 W- na f' 5 rfjgdf i' , ' . ,.-.N . A 5 Q -fl? ' i 2 . U , 'es ' VT , 5- , W Q L- P I ni. ,Q L . '1 Q Q- ' ' A 1 'rm ' W' f L A 5 K TQ, 5' JR 175 ln. x f,, ,EI Fgfiflg ' S 1 1 F 5 .. fgff 1. fig 1 f., 51,13 u 5FL2Wi 3 fl 4Hf5fm2' QQAN -fr., d Q4 Duffy 's Restaurant This popular restaurant is located on Church St. in Canajoharie and serves es. fine foods and beverag Jack and fill Shoppe It was Barbara's birthday and Sandra and Judy accompanied her to this Gloversville Shoppe. Here they are looking over a dress Barbara selected. New shoes for Margaret while t,'1M 'VW D0n's Shell Service If you should visit Boston, Mass. , h our car serviced at this sure and ave y tation located at 1190 Massachusetts Ave. in this city. S lookskon at this Fort Patty blishment . Plain footwear esta Dutehefs Shoe Store AND GOLD ' an i lmrie Whip Van R By MARTY RALBOVSKY Steadied off the boards by big Marv VanLeeuwen, Canajo-harie Centralls deliberate Mohawk Valley League kings advanced to the semi-final round of the Section 2 Class C cage tourney last night with a 67-55 triumph over scrappy Van Rensselaer High before a sizeable turnout in the neutral Linton High gym. In a Class E quarterfinal' pairing, which opened the eve- ning's activity, Lake George High of the Adirondack League breezed past Gllboa Central of the Schoharie County circuit, 60-40. By virtue of the triumph, the Jerry Shepardson-coached Canjos will meet Catskill High oi the Central Hudson Valley League in their semi-final test Friday night at Saratoga's Convention Hall. Lake George, the favorite in the E class, goes against Heatly High in its semi-final clash next Sat- urday night at Convention Hall. Slow Start Starting slow, the winning Canjos sped away from an early-game deadlock and as- sumed a 10-4 lead after the first eight minutes before un- loading with a 21-point second period. which earned them a comfortable 31-20 halftime lead, which was never serious- ly threatened in the second half. Rensselaer, sixth-place fin- isher in the Capital District League. stayed close ln the early going thanks to a fine performance by jumpillg-.ii1Ck John Rucker, who tallied nine of the losers' first 11 points and took command of the back- boards in the first two periods. Canajoharie then stepped up the pac a bit, cruising to a 45-32 margin after three peri- ods before finally coasting in with its 18th triumph in 19 overall outings. The setback for Rensselaer, which outscor- ed the winners, 23-22, in the final stanza, was its seventh in 18 overall starts. VanLeeuwen, a burly 6-3 senior, led the Canajoharie at- tack and snared game scoring honors with a 24-point burst, in addition to pulling off 16 rebounds. Mike Pellegrini fol- lowed VanLeeuwen and round- ed out the winner's twin-figure efforts with an 18-point burst. Summaries: VAN RENSSELAER FGA FTA R PF TI' Rucker 9-23 5-6 17 3 23 Franeoskl 4-9 1-5 4 2 9 BUTE055 0-2 0-0 0 3 0 Pickens 0-2 0-0 0 Sl 0 Bynam 6-10 9-12 3 3 21 Von Bergen O-3 0-O 1 2 0 Singleton 1-4 0-0 2 1 2 Palmatlex' 0-1 0-0 1 1 D Totals 20-54 15-23 28 18 55 CANAJOHARIE FGA FTA R PF TP Pellegrlni 6-16 G-9 2 2 18 Lott 3-8 1-1 3 5 7 Horning 0-1 0-0 0 1 0 Ossont 0-0 1-2 0 1 1 Van Leeuwen 10-15 4-5 16 2 24 Nestle 2-3 2-3 1 2 6 DeAngelis ' 1-3 3-4 1 2 5 Miller 2-6 2-6 2 1 6 Hage 0-1 0-0 1 0 0 Totals 24-53 19-30 26 16 67 Scoring by Periods Van Rensselaer 4 16 12 23-55 Canajoharle 10 21 14 22-67 Key: FGA, field goals attempted- made: FTA, free throws attempted- made: R. rebounds: PF, personal foulsg TP, total points. R' on 4 if Marvel gets rebound from Rucker in Van Rensselaer game. - 5 g . ' . .g. it ' 'H . 3' Q 1 1 i-.2 11 -1. e' yiy '- g , 'AN' i 5 1- f. f, Lott's on his way. Don'r let him get it. in Sect 'anal Upener Larbell picks up a loose ball even though surrounded by four Catskill players. Marve hits the atmosphere for one of his favorite scor ing shots. D ape , funffalm ie lub VW p Meet in ection wo lu s 'C'Fl1ul Indians Nip Catskill By BILL CONNVOLLY There's going to be a crackerjack of a basketball game next Friday night at Saratoga's Convention Hall, where the Sectional Class C championship will be de- cided in a game between surprising Draper High and Canajoharie Central, teams that scored wins in thrill- ing semifinal games last night at Saratoga. Draper outran and outshot a strong Cobleskill club, 84-77, while Canajoharie used accuracy Catskill High, '73-68. The final game next Friday will be at 9 p.m. after the Northville-Berne Knox Class D final. Action is the word that best describes the Draper-Cobleskill game last night, with both teams using the fast break and both shooting with uncanny ae- zuracy. Dick Kochem and Dick Ellis were the big guns in the Draper attack, Kochem iiring for 31 points, 10 from the foul line, and Ellis bombing the hoops for 25 points. Lloyd Mott was the driving force for the Red Devils and came away with top honors on 27 points. Two other Vikings hit for doubler figures, Tom Nastars and George Lawrence each net- ting 10 points. Mott's scoring for Cobleskill was abetted by Jim Lyon's 18 and Gene Grasso's 17 tallies. Close Play The game was close from the start as the teams traded basket for basket and closed out the first quarter with Cobles- kill ho-lding a 22-20 edge. Siz- zling, close play continued through the second quarter, with Ellis knotting the count at 43-all in the final second of the first half, There were four more tie scores during the third period, which ended with Cobleskill holding a slim 63-61 advantage. Kochem brought Draper up even, 67-67 early in the final stanza and Reohr gave the Vikings the lead, 69-67, at 1:58 of the quarter. The Red Devils crowded Draper but the Rot- terdam cagers pulled ahead gradually to come through with the victory. A lot of credit for the Vikings' final push goes to Kochem who came through with nine points in the final few minutes of play. First half of last hight's twin bill was also close all the way, with Cobleskill outscoring the Canjos, 54-50. from the field, from the foul line to beat but the Indians made their free ,hrows count and led in that department, 23-11, to sew up the victory. ' Early Lead Canajoharie held a 17-13 edge at the end of the first period, but the Cats spurted in the sec- ond eight minutes and left the floor at the intermission with a 37-33 lead. Catskill maintained its margin, but the tide had started to turn when 6-5 Tom Gentalen went out on fouls with 2:06 left in the third stanza. The Redskins narrowed the gap and trailed by one, 53-52. going into the final canto. Sparked by Mike Pellegrinl, the Canjos spurted to the front early in the final quarter and led 68-60 midway through the set. They stayed in front the rest of the way, although the Cats narrowed the margin to 70-66 at one point but couldn't catch up after losing Cal Lacy on fouls long before the end. Pellegrini and big fMarvin VanLeeuwen led the scoring parade for the Canajoharie club. Pellegrini netted 28 and Vanheeuwen 23 points. Greg Lott also had twin ngures for the Indians with 10. Lacy's 21 points and Keith Egnor's 19 were the only double digit ef- forts for Catskill. Summaries: DFBPCI' Cobleskill G F 'I' G F T Baum 3 0 6 Mott 9 9 27 Kochem 10 I1 31 Snyder 4 0 3 Lawrence 5 0 10 B.Gras5o 3 I 7 Nastars 3 4 10 Lyon 7 4 18 Reohr 1 0 2 G. Grasso 7 3 l'l Ellis I2 1 25 Totals 34 16 84 Totals 30 17 '77 Score By Periods Draper 20 23 18 23-Z4 Cobleskill 22 21 20 14-77 Canajoharie Catskill G F T G F T DeAngella 2 1 5 Lacy 9 3 21 Larbell 2 I S Gentalen 2 4 8 Lott 3 4 10 Hartman 2 I 5 Nestle 0 2 2 Vaughn 4 I 9 Pellegrlnl 11 6 28 Egnor 8 3 19 V'Leeuwen 7 9 23 Schlenker 0 2 2 Tice 2 0 4 Totals 25 23 73 Totals 27 ll 68 Score By Periods Canajoharle 17 16 19 21-73 Catskill 13 24 16 15-SB Can 'o Fu t-B eulrs D ape By BILL CONNOLLY Staff Correspondent A fast break, three big point producers and a de- cided height advantage spelled a 98-78 victory for Canajoharie Central over Draper High in the Class C championship game of the Sectionals last night at Saratogafs Convention Hall. In the other game on the title card, the steady North- ville High cagers scored a well-dese1'ved 50-43 win over Berne-Knox Central to cap- ture the crown in Class D. Defending champion Canajoharie showed right from the start that it was going to be tough to beat as it raced to a 16-10 lead in the first three minutes. Sparked by the sparkling board work of 6-6 Marv Vanleeuwen, the Indians widened their margin to 28-18 at the end of the first quarter. The Mohawk Valley champs slowed their pace a bit in the second period and Draper started to catch UD, but Coach Jerry Shepard- son's Redmen were still in command, 48-40 at the in- termission. The rest between halves failed to help the VikinES and they were unable to cope with the fast break and towering height of the Canjos, who outscored Coach Doug Erickson's Vikings, 27- 16, in the third period to take a. 75-56 edge into the final eight minutes. Both teams scored high during the last stanza, with Cana.- joharie having a slight ad- vantage and missing the century mark by two points as the Indians won going away. Three Canajoharie cagers topped the 20 mark in scor- ing, with big Vanleeuwen leading the way with 29 points. Lew Larbell, a driv- ing demon despite a ban- daged head that covered 13 stitches in a wound suffered in an auto accident three weeks .8.g0. added 26 points. Mike Pellergrini rounded out the double-figure scoring for the Canjos with 25. The pop shooting of Dick Ellis kept Draper in the ball game as he scorched the nets for 12 field goals to to- tal 24 points. Three other Vikings netted twin figures as Tom Nastars contributed 18, John Olson 14 and George Lawrence 12. Marve dives in vain for a loose ball in the Draper finale at Saratoga Springs. Canajoharie Field Foul Total Pellegrini ...... 9 7 25 Horning ....... 0 0 0 D. Van Leeuwen 0 0 0 Quackenbush .. . 0 0 0 Lott ..... ...... 3 2 8 Ossont . . . ...... O 0 0 Chest .......... 0 2 2 Mike is more successful in retrieving this stray spheroid. Larbell ........ 11 4 26 M. Van Leeuwen 11 7 29 Nestle ......... 0 2 2 DeAngelis ...... O 0 0 Bishop .... . . . 0 0 0 Hage .... . . . 0 0 0 Miller .... . . . 1 4 6 Wetherbee ..... 0 O 0 35 28 98 Draper Field Foul Tota Ellis .... ....... 1 2 0 24 Lawrence ...... 5 2 12 Nastars .... . . . 6 6 18 Kochem .... . . . 4 1 9 Baum .... . . . 0 1 1 Reoha . . . . . . 0 0 0 Callahan ... ... 0 0 0 Olsen .... . . . 4 6 14 Sanders . . . ..... 0 0 0 31 16 78 ' ' itle, 9 -78 Coach Shepardson receives trophy emblem atic of Sectional Champs. What team could lose with such spirit and enthusiasm sup- The faY1S Show by their Smiles what the porting them. Mike receives his individual trophy for his championship performance. score is. 18th ANNUAL K. OF C. AWARDS COURIER -STANDARD TROPHY SCHOOLMASTER'S TROPHY LEWIS FOWLER TROPHY THE MORRIS QHUMBUGJ COLBY TROPHY DITTO WILSON MEMORIAL TROPHY t Bob ls in a good position to pin his opponent, whom he even- Harry Bosch and his opponent square off, each looking for tually did. a good opening. WRE TLING SE C T I ONALS The Canajoharie Central School wrestling team competed in the wrestling sectionals at Linton High School in Schenectady. For being a comparatively inexperienced team, they made a good impression and although none won a championship a few of the members did win some of their earlier matches before , . . - being eliminated. 5 Cervo applies the pressure on his opponent's leg and waist. Joe Morawski won this match by holds such as the one he is Harry waits Pafiem-ll' while his OPPOHBFH applying here, struggles behind him. 5' 5' 'S xYm W1 V 1- 5913 Q ,'f.5w ft' n LY ., A V nv L K '5 'f xxwi ' ,gym 660 fe f' TRACK KNEELING: Clouthier, Baker, Hwe, Marrng. STANDING. Maurer, Lottman, Kruppenbacher, Van Leeuwen, Kretser, DeAnge1is, Maurer. 1 i V Dick DeAnge1is keeping up among the leaders in the 880 yard run. Dick Clouthier winning the 100 yard final at the Linton High track secrionals. AT THE 'Dave Kruppenbacher on his take off in his specialty. T RA CK SE C T I ONALS LOU LARBELL MIKE BOWERMAN SPIKE BOWERMAN BASEBALL WON 5 LOST 8 SCHEDULE Canajoharie 4 Cobleskill Canajoharie 6 Gloversville Canajoharie '7 Fonda Canajoharie 0 St. Iohnsville Canajoharie 10 Dolgeville Canajoharie 0 St. Johnsville Canajoharie 3 Perth Canajoharie 10 Northville Canajoharie 5 Mayfield Canajoharie 9 Fort Plain Canajoharie 4 Dolgeville Canajoharie 6 Broadalbin Canajoharie 5 Fort Plain BA TTIN G A VERA GES PLAYER GAMES RUNS HITS Ossont, J. 13 15 18 Larbell, L. 11 '7 12 Phetteplace, N. 10 3 12 Bowerman, M. 13 14 16 Kougher, G. 10 4 10 Bowerman, J. 13 11 13 Wetherbee, W. 7 4 4 Shineman, D. 3 0 1 Terrauova, J. 2 0 1 Kretser, P. 6 1 3 Desmond, F. 6 2 4 Lott, G. 5 4 2 Horning, W. 8 O 2 Dillenback, W. 11 0 2 Bosch, H. 9 3 1 Tamsett, S. 2 0 0 Chest, W. 1 0 0 PI TCHING RECORDS PLAYER WON LOST Horning, W. 4 3 Wetherbee, W. 1 4 Shineman, D. 0 2 '15 Vw Q 1 . . . 7 wi - Ula 391 343 343 340 303 283 250 200 200 187 307 143 133 087 059 000 O00 ...W-. 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CHRISTINE AND JOHN AT THE Larry had the car, he was the chauffeur. 1 xml' 1 5 nf . n at 5 5.51 ,1 This was a night to re- member for Christine and John. A starry night, fine music, charming friends and tasty food and punch. We hope they will always look back to one of their happiest moments. 1 W' lf X Hifi? if 1 ::':,QQ:- vr.w Q fa' ii Q Nffwiii fa. Q Q 'puff Y 1 I' ,Qu-iff' .Alf ' 0 Oi, Yoi, Yoi, they should maybe call, Temperance is our bx Q S Q 0 xii begging your pardon, 'DAMES' these figures. most important product. Sing a long with Mitch. o We 00 H. W M What a time for a fire drill. gn-W do Mlllufeg, f -X -49 wi gs, sex. . 3' 9 Q14 J A Z gi 7' , , fiwiizfriw ,S . 7 if ,W 3 ,. i.. ms, 'W .1 ' ur M0 UR TUW 79 By Thornton Wilder E1inor, in costume, contributes her part to this very fine dramatic production. A very sensitive scene. There were many tearful eyes during these sequences. 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