Carthage Central School - Carthadian Yearbook (Carthage, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1955 volume:

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ZECHER--St. Lawrence University, ABQ New York State Teachers College at Geneseo, Columbia University. MRS. RGBARGE--House of Good Samaritan, Watertown, RN. MISS MacMlLLAN--St. Lawrence University, BA. MRS. BENCE--New York State Teachers College at Geneseo. MRS. SCHNECKENBURGER--New York State Teachers College at Plattsburgh, BS. MRS. WATTSON--New York State Teachers College at Plattsburgh, BS. MISS DAY--University of Rochester. AB, Cornell University, AM. MISS TAYLOR--Keuka College, BS: Syracuse University: St. Lawrence University, ME. MR. KEMP--New York State TeachersCollege at Oswego,BS. St. Lawrence Univer- sity, ME. MRS WELSH St Lawrence University BS MISS CARROLL New York State College for Teachers at Albany AB AM MRS STILES St Lawrence University BS St Lawrence University MISS BARBER New York State Teachers College at Potsdam BS University ofM1ch1gan M M DUNTON Uruversity of Vermont BS in Agriculture EVINGHAM New York State College for Teachers at Buffalo BS CROYLE St Lawrence University BS ME FLANIGAN St Lawrence University BS ME PIERCE St Lawrence University BS HOCKENBERGER Roberts Junior College Brockport State Teachers College BE New York FULLERTON New York State Teachers College at Potsdam BS MS WEST St Michaels College BA St Lawrence University ME BALL Houghton College BS University of Michigan MS MRS SWEETMAN New York State Teachers College at Cortland MR WALLACE St Lawrence Ul'llVC!'S1Iy BS MS Graduate work at Syracuse University and Cornell University sq MR WALLACE MR SYLVER High School Principal Attendance Officer ' ' , g . MR. - - ' ' . ' ' . MR. - . MR. - - . ' ' , , . MR. - - . 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' , . , ' I l ' I 0 ' I ' I l . 3 HI TURY 1951 54 WEST CARTHAGE we the class of 55 entered our freshman year full of hope asprrauon and determtnatron We thought htgh school l1fe was excmng but many of us were undecrded about our future Our class was well represented rn such school acuvmes as band chorus basketball bowhng cheerleadtng and mtramurals The followtng September we became sophomores We had a better understandmg of hrgh school and felt a httle more lmportant The boys starred ID basketball and baseball and the grrls were more actrve III lntramural sports We stud1ed and worked very hard and before we knew 1t, our Jumor year was upon us Tlus was an eventful year both good and bad The great est thrtll was reoervmg our class rmgs Our class had a square dance wh1ch gave us funds for our treasury Wxth the money we had a Jumor p1cn1c at Wescott s Beach To the boys th1s year meant playrng on the varstty basketball team On Apr1l29 at four o'clock m the mormng a terrrble catastrophe happened to our West Carthage School We shall never forget th1s f1re wh1ch broke out 1n the old part ofthe bu1ld1ng Lucktly school was not 1n sessron so there were no tragedles Frremen brought the f1re under control and watched lt contrnually for two days and nrghts unul the last spark had dtmmrshed 1951 54 CARTHAGE As freshmen wtth enthuslasm we part rcrpated rn sports clubs and other act1v1t1es of our school Under the supervrston of the sc1ence teacher several students entered projects rn the Scrence Farr of the North Central Zone of New York State Scrence Teachers Assoc1at1on Projects contrnued to be en tered throughout the Jtuuor and sen1or years also Our sophomore year was orgamzed under the leadershrp of able class off1cers Our 1nterest 1n school affarrs doubled wh1ch paved a successful start toward our adven turous Juntor and sen1or years Under the f1ne leadershrp of our class advtsor M1ss Taylor our Jumor class took form by Ofgafllzlflg class offrcers A few dances and the Juntor prom wh1ch was called the June Fesuval enabled us to put some money 1n our treasury Our ,Tumor Prom was the most successful formal dance held 1n Carthage 1n some hme 1954 1955 CARTHAGE CENTRAL Because of the frre the semors, as well as the other hrgh school classes from both West Carthage Htgh School and Carthage I-hgh School were jotned m the fall of 1954 For th1s reason our class rs the largest ever to be graduated 1n the Carthage Hxgh School bu1ld1ng As semors we looked forward toward a most xnterestmg year under the 1eadersh1p of our advtsors and class offroers The fxrst step wh1ch developed tn our sen1or year was the dramatlc productlon of State Fa1r, wh1ch was well rece1ved by an enthustasuc audtence The sen1or Sno Ball was a success wrth more than f1fty couples attendrng The theme of our ball was a wrnter scene wlth muslc prov1ded by Harry Sp1oer's orchestra Our senxor trrp took place February 21 at Lake Placld New York where the semors enjoyed the expert Olymp1c sk1ers and the supertor skaung tn the Olymplc Arena Our football team played spectacular football under Coach F lanlgan It was the fxrst year our West Carthage boys had played ll man football The team won srx of tts 7 games and was presented wrth the class AB Champronshxp Trophy for the Watertown area of Sectlon III These highlights have made four eventfuland unforgettable years We are glad that we are f1I'llSh1IlQ our four years of hrgh school yet ll would have been a great thrrll to graduate from the new centralrzed school wluch xs yet to be butlt . . . - I I I I n a , , o Q , I I I Y I I 1 - c , o ' Q I ' . . . , . . j 0 - 1 G 1 . - . . . . , . . . . Q , . - a 1 n I u 1 g 0 u n 9 1 . . G ' O I . . 1 0 I I 1 . . . , . , . . . . . . . , , . . . . . I 1 . u 1 , . . ' n a 4 Q n . BONNIE LLOYD BOSSUOT Bon Age cannot wither her, nor custom stale her infinite variety. -m ,-,.., EXPRESSION: Lew live a inner 5 'WY COURSE: Commercial GOAL: Have loads of money SECRET AMBITION. To be a lady 1 A NEXT YEAR: School ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1, 2, 3, G. A. A. 1, 2, Senior PlayCastg Bowling 1, 2, 3,4g Field Hockey 1, 2, Softball 1, 2, 3, Vice-President of Class 2, Yearbook Staff 4, BasketballCheer1eading 2, 3, 4, Football Cheerleading 4, Senior Piano Recital 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3,4. X-3? weft' MARY ANN BUSHEY Cookie A friend to all, a foe to none. EXPRESSION: Holy cow! COURSE: Academic GOAL: Be a governess ,agp- SECRET AMBITION: Obtain a position that will mean travelling or in another state. NEXT YEAR: Work ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1. Y x 'E 1 A i i Jfiiws- , JOHN CAMIDGE Hank As full of spirit as the month of May. 2,5 EXPRESSION: There's always one chance in a million. COURSE: shop M... ' .f GOAL: Automobile mechanic SECRET AMBITION: To own a red convertible Cadillac NEXT YEAR: Navy 46-ur' ' Q 1' ' MARY MYRNA CAULEY Nlyl'l'l Life is not life without delight. 1 HQ EXPRESSION: Come now! X COURSE: Business f I G - GOAL: Get married 'E Al NEXT YEAR: work ACTIVITIES: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, 3, 45 G. A. A. 1, 3, 4, Majorette 2, 3, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. 4. .,' - Q 5 'Q o rg ' ,fl in M K sf: 1 : 'V 'v fr.. ,f,' fe R ' N7 BRANDT LIEF Cl-IAFFEE Specs More than wisdom, more than wealth, a merry heart that laughs at care. EXPRESSION: l-Ieckl COURSE: Academic GOAL: Teacher SECRET AMBITION: Ditch-digger NEXT YEAR: P. G. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3,4: Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1: Pep Band 2, 3, 4: Baseball Manager 2: Yearbook Staff 4: Football Mana- ger 2: Varsity Club 4. LOIS KATHERINE CHAMBERLAIN Lo She's gentle, she's shy, but there's mischief in her eye. EXPRESSION: Jeepers COURSE: Academic GOAL: Nurse SECRET AMBITION: Cruise around the world NEXT YEAR: Nurses Training ACTIVITIES: Chorus 4: Intramurals 4: Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4. SHARON LEE CLIFFORD Lee She hasn't much to say, but we like her anyway. EXPRESSION: What will I do now? GOAL: Good wife and mother SECRET AMBITION: Get married NEXT YEAR: Be a telephone operator ACTIVITIES: Press Club 3: Bowling 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2: Chorus 4. MARY ELLEN COLEMAN Mary Do you know I am a woman? When I think, 'I must speak. EXPRESSION: You don't say so. COURSE: Academic GOAL: Stenographer SECRET AMBITION: Marriage, two boys and two girls NEXT YEAR: Go to Watertown School of Commerce ACTIVITIES: Band l, 2, 3,4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3,4: Yearbook Staff 4: Brass Sextet Spring Festival at Potsdam 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Press Club 3: Christmas Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 2, 3, 4. LINDA BETH CROWLEY Lyn The great end of life is not knowledge, but action. EXPRESSION: How tall is he'? GOAL: To be a kindergarten teacher SECRET AMBTION: Be a famous model NEXT YEAR: Go to Potsdam State ACTIVITIES: National Honor Service Society 35 Bowling 45 Library Club 45 Newcomer's Club 35 Music AppreciationC1ub 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Senior Play 45 Drama Club 35 Modeling Club 3: Operetta 45 Chorus. DONNA LENORE CUMMINGS Donna She is dependable, earnest, straightforward. EXPRESSION: For Heaven's Sake! COURSE: Academic GOAL: Be a nurse SECRET AMBITION: Trip to California NEXT YEAR: Nurses training ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling 1, 2, 3,45 Yearbook Staff4: Li- brary Club 45 Press Club 2, 35 Science Fair 2, 35 Prompter for Senior Play 4. PHILIP WILLIAM DELHONEY Sam Suspense in news is torture. EXPRESSION: What do you know? COURSE: Academic GOAL: Draftsman SECRET AMBITION: Engineer NEXT YEAR: A. T. I. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2,35 Chorus 1, 25 Yearbook Staff 45 Intramu- ral Basketball 1, 2, 3. CAROL EDDY FOSTER Carol Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. EXPRESSION: Oh, yah? COURSE: Commercial ACTIVITIES: Bowling I, 2, 35 Majorette 1, 2, 35 Chorus 1, 2. RHODA ALFREDA EVANS Rhoda pm :ww 'Sim Write me as one who loves his fellowmen. COURSE: Academic GOAL: Nothing special SECRET AMBITION: Have lots of money NEXT YEAR: Work ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1, 2,3, 4: Band 2, 3. f ' mi EXPRESSION: Oh, you crazy nut. BETTY IEAN FAHSEL Betty C.. 55, To think right is to do right N' EXPRESSION wheel COURSE Academic GOAL Elementary teacher SECRET AMBITION Trip to California NEXT YEAR. Go to Potsdam State Teachers College ACTIVITIES Chorus 1 2 3,4 Press Club 2 3 Class Treasurer 3 L1 brary Club 4 Prompter for Senior Play 4 Yearbook staff 4 Student Council 3 Intramurals 3 Science Fair 2 3 Bowling 1 2 3 4 f JAMES EDWARD FAUNCE 1m He s really up IH the world as 61 ' EXPRESSION I wouldn t say that COURSE Non vocational business GOAL. Mechanic X '7 SECRET AMBITION- Professional Baseball NEXT YEAR. Home Intramurals 1 2 ROBERT FOSTER Bob .f -4 ff' A friend in need is a friend indeed. EXPRESSION: That's what she said. COURSE: Industrial Arts Er? X 7 GOAL: Some field of forestry '1 ' lr' SECRET AMBITION: Forest Ranger ACTIVITIES: F.F.A. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1 2 3, 4- Baseball 1 2 3 4- Varsity Club 4: PATRICIA ANN GARDNER Pat' Remembered joys are never past. EXPRESSION: Holy Cowl GOAL: Have a happy marriage SECRET AMBITION: See the world NEXT YEAR: Get Married ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Bowling 1: Yearbook Staff 4: Band 2: Intramurals. CLIFFORD CHARLES GATES Tiny Mustaches look distinguished. EXPRESSION: Honey! COURSE: Academic GOAL: Don't know SECRET AMBITION: Get married twice ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Baseball 2, 3: Football 3: Chorus 2, 3 Volleyball 3, 4: Library Club 3: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. MAUREEN ANN GATES Fi Fi Love conquers all. EXPRESSION: Did ja rea1ly? COURSE: Commercial GOAL: Get married SECRET AMBITION: Go to Italy NEXT YEAR: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1, 2, 3: Basketball Cheerleading 2, 3, 4: Football Cheerleading 3, 4: G.A. A. Council 3: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Majorette 2, 3: Student Council 1, 2: Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4: Bad- minton 1, 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Staff 4 LYNN ASA GORDON Sam Simplicity of character is no hindrance to subtlety of character. EXPRESSION: lust for kicks. COURSE: Agriculture GOAL: Farmer SECRET AMBITION: To go to Hawaii NEXT YEAR: Air Force ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1: Band l,2, 3,4: Basketball 2: Baseball 2, 3,4: Wrestling 4: Varsity Club 4, Vice-President: Bowling 1: Senior Play Cast 4: F. F. A. 1,2, 3, 4, President: Yearbook Staff 4:Im1'amura1s 1,3. IP' ' A, if Q 1 NE: W5 new If X 'X' --9' -st ,1- fvx fv- ,X-S! 'Viral 1 7 Y 2 , f' ' 4 N 4 s W wg: - rv , - a,.,,:,-t.. ...wr f 11 Q W . , 'ie It Q' fl. GX fn Na NN? K Q -an-K fin T77 WILLIAM GATES HART Bill Athletes are made, not born. EXPRESSION: Got your English done? COURSE: Academic GOAL: Physical Education NEXT YEAR: Cortland ACTIVITIES: Baseball lg Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3,43 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4. MARGUERITE ELLEN HASTINGS Hotrod Pretty and sweet, a nicer gal you will not meet. EXPRESSION: Wheel COURSE: Academic GOAL: Be a high school English teacher SECRET AMBITION: To pass Chemistry NEXT YEAR: College ACTIVITIES: Bowling 1, 2, 3, Archery 1, 2, 3: Field Hockey 2, 3, 4: Cho- rus 1, 3: Football Cheerleading 4: Basketball Cheerleading 3, 4: Senior Play: Vice-President 4: Basketball 1, 2,3, 4, Badminton 2, 3: G.A.A, Council 1, 2, 3: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 4. PHYLLIS JEAN HAYDEN Ch1orophyl1 Cheerfully she goes her way, being friendly everyday. EXPRESSION: Huh! What did you say? COURSE: Business GOAL: Be a bookkeeper SECRET AMBITION: Be a writer NEXT YEAR: Earn money to attend Watertown School of Commerce DAWN MARIE HELLINGER Sunset A rose bud set with little willful thorns and as sweet an English air could make her, she. EXPRESSION: Somebody goofedl COURSE: Commercial GOAL: Private Secretary SECRET AMBITION: To have money and travel NEXT YEAR: Attending Watertown School of Commerce ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Accompanist 3, 4: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 45 G.A. A. 4: Secretary of Class 4: Girls' Trio Accompanist 2, 3: Press Club 3: Band 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 3, 4: Bowling 1, 2, 3, 45 Spring Festival Accom- -' - .n A ur A 1 1 n.,rr4 r-, ,f,, nf-,- nI-:--1 A RONALD JOSEPH HONGO Ronnie I have no other foe to fear, save fear itself. EXPRESSION: Be sure you're right, then go ahead and do it. COURSE: Non-vocational business GOAL: Accountant SECRET AMBITION: Play baseball for the Yankees NEXT YEAR: Air Force ACTIVITIES: Baseball 2, 3,45 Football 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2: Band 1: Quiz Team 3: Press Club 3: Class Treasurer 2, 4: Bowling 1, 2: Volleyball 3: Intramurals l, 2. ALOHA ANN HOOPER Loa Give me the ready hand rather than the ready tongue. EXPRESSION: Well, huh! COURSE: Academic GOAL: Nurse SECRET AMBITION: Be an Olympic swimmer NEXT YEAR: Student at House of Good Samaritan in Watertown ACTIVITIES: Badminton 1,2,3: Softball 1, 3, 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Vice-President 3: Science Fair 1: Hockey 4: Chorus 3: Bowling 1,2, 3, 4: Playdays 1, 2, 3: G.A.A. 3. GARY CHARLES HOWARD Hot Rod He makes his cook his merit, and the world visits his dinners. EXPRESSION: Oh! I didn't mean it. COURSE: Academic GOAL: Drafting and design SECRET AMBITION: Go to Hollywood, California ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Library Club 1: Volleyball 2, 3: Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus l, 2: Yearbook Staff 4. CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH HUBBARD Choddy Variety is the mother of enjoyment. EXPRESSION: Holy cow! COURSE: Commercial GOAL: Secretary SECRET AMBITION: Marriage NEXT YEAR: Work ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1, 2: Bowling 1, 2, 3: Volleyball l, 2. I A-Q. x 4 fx A -fs' 1 2 4 sixth is v 1, sr.. s 1 .. . Q, Q4 t J , if fl 5 5 f , , fn 4.1352 ,-nf' wks, .dffv L Z A .f All 'Y ez. +-- f I' MW, .-:ff ' 42 fi , ::,:yi4,37:g'Q I li nv ELIZABETH ANNE HUBBARD Betty What hath night to do with sleep? EXPRESSION: Don't do anything I wouldn't do. COURSE: Academic GOAL: Always be happy SECRET AMBITION: See places in this big, wide, wonderful world. NEXT YEAR: Be a telephone operator ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3: Press Club 2, 3: Cafeteria 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3: Pep Band 2. LYNN PAUL HUBBARD Lynn Life is my college. May I graduate well and earn some honorsl EXPRESSION: Dog-gone COURSE: Academic GOAL: Electrical engineer SECRET AMBITION: Private eye NEXT YEAR: PG ACTIVITIES: Bowling 4: Press Club 2. ROBERT NEIL JOHNSON VALEDICTORIAN Bob Since when was a genius found respectable? EXPRESSION: Bless you COURSE: Academic GOAL: Fish and wildlife expert SECRET AMBITION: Safari guide in Africa NEXT YEAR: Cornell ACTIVITIES: Bowling 1, 2: Football 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Rifle Club 4: Potsdam All-State Band 2, 3, 4: Boys' State: Varsity Club 4: Senior Play Cast: Yearbook Staff 4: Quiz Team 3, 4: F. F. A. 1. JEAN PEARL KLING Jean She's always ready with a willing hand, to help whenever she can. EXPRESSION: Shame on you. COURSE: Academic GOAL: Be happy SECRET AMBITION: Raise Collies and German Police Dogs and own a riding horse. NEXT YEAR: Work at home ACTIVITIES: Bowling 4: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4: Archery 1, 2, 3, 4: Library Club 3, 4: Science Fair 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Hockey 3: Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Fun Nights 2. STANLEY STEPHEN LUCZYCKI Flash If it's been made: Stan's worn it. EXPRESSION: Wanna bet? COURSE: Academic GOAL: Have a million SECRET AMBITION: Robabanx NEXT YEAR: Jail ACTIVITIES: Rifle Club 43 Cross Country 4: Senior Play Cast 4: Year- book Staff 45 Football 3. PATRICK HENRY LUNDY Pat A little thing in hand is worth more than a great thing in prospect. EXPRESSION: Go South young man, go South. COURSE: Shop GOAL: Mechanic SECRET AMBITION: South Pole NEXT YEAR: South ACTIVITIES: Press Club 2. PATRICIA ANNE MAINE Pat Still water runs the deepest. EXPRESSION: Honestly, you nut. COURSE: Commercial GOAL: Secretary SECRET AMBITION: Be a millionaire and ownaPalomino horse ranch NEXT YEAR: Join the Air Force ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Badminton 1, 2, 3, 45 G. A. A. 2, Hockey 1, 2, 3: Yearbook Staff 43 Library Club 4: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4g Bowling 1,2,3,4g Softball l,3g Chorus 2,3g Prompter for the Senior Play 4. GERY FRANCIS MARTIN Gery As happy a man as any in the world, for the whole world seems to smile upon me. EXPRESSION: Dirty-bird COURSE: Academic GOAL: Draftsman SECRET AMBITION: Sports car racing driver NEXT YEAR: Carthage ACTIVITIES: Football 3, 45 Wrestling 4: Chorus 2: Band 2, 3. 'S is fx, v 4 fr 4 'N f a ,', -, X gf J' s 15:4 is , ..:,.X .t fl Q, 253' -'vw 'Ai 0 1, W fr C ,.. Q , , IOHN LEE MATTHEWS Iohnny A mind equal to any undertaking that he puts it along side of. EXPRESSION: why? COURSE: Academic GOAL: Research chemist SECRET AMBITION: Discover the secret of space travel NEXT YEAR: College ACTIVITIES: Football 2, 3,43 Basketball 1, 2,3,4: Baseball 1,2, 3,4 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3,43 Chorus 1, 2, 3: Quiz Team 3, 4: Intramural Bas- ketball 1: Yearbook Staff 4: Volleyball 1, 2,3: Boys' State 3: Citizen- ship Day 3. DEAN HADDEN MAXWELL Dean Somebody said that it couldn't be done, but he with a chuckle replied that maybe it couldn't, but he would be one who wouldn't say no till he tried. EXPRESSION: I dunno. COURSE: Academic GOAL: Doctor SECRET AMBITION: Discover how to make gold NEXT YEAR: Syracuse University ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2,3,4: Varsity Club 1,2,3,4: Football 1,2,3,4: Baseball 1,2,3,4: Band 1,2,3,4: Chorus 1: President of Varsity Club 4: Intramural Basketball 1: Volleyball 3: Student Council 2. SUE MELBER Legs Warm-hearted, generous, and kind: a truer friend you will not find. EXPRESSION: Now what did I do wrong? COURSE: Academic GOAL: To be a mother of four children SECRET AMBITION: Go back to Hawaii NEXT YEAR: Continue my education ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1: Student Council 4: G.A.A. 4: Basketball 1.3: Volleyball 1,35 Tennis 1: Bowling 4: Camera Club 1: Softball 1,3g Yearbook Staff 4: Archery 3. FREDERICK JAMES MONTGOMERY Fred The best of leaders is good cheer. EXPRESSION: Say now, Mister. COURSE: Academic GOAL: Store Manager SECRET AMBITION: To own a pink Cadillac convertible NEXT YEAR: Navy ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3. ALLEN RICHARD MOODY A1 The wrong way always seems the more reasonable. EXPRESSION: Now, it isn't either. COURSE: Industrial Arts GOAL: Fly a jet SECRET AMBITION: Go to Japan NEXT YEAR: Air Force ACTIVITIES: Football 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3,4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, Volleyball 2. JANE I-IOWE MORAN Janie It takes life to love life. EXPRESSION: Can't hardly get them kind no more. COURSE: Academic GOAL: Be an executive secretary SECRET AMBITION: Own an apartment in New York City NEXT YEAR: Going to Mary Washington College ACTIVITIES: Bowling 1, Chorus 1,2,3, 4, Volleyball 1, Operetta 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Press Club 2, 3. CHARLOTTE IDUISE NINDL Charl A rolling stone gathers no moss. EXPRESSION: Things are tough all over. COURSE: Academic GOAL: To be a high school teacher SECRET AMBITION: Try out for United States champion twirler NEXT YEAR: Go to Albany State Teachers College ACTIVITIES: Basketball Cheerleading 2, Football Cheerleading 3,4, Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, Press Club 2, 3, Spring Festival at Potsdam Twirling 3, 4, Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Yearbook Staff4, Cho- rus l, 4, Library Club 4, Volleyball 2. NILLIA JAMES NOYES Red Not everybody has red hair. EXPRESSION: Gee Whiz COURSE: Academic GOAL: History Teacher SECRET AMBITION: To be an actor NEXT YEAR: College ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, Basketball Manager 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, Senior Play Cast. I I K - Ns 'ff' 'GQ gb 5 XL . 8 ,TL 15 M. Q? X s ' ,-iff' ,ff CS f S I fs gf. f .ay Av, ...U 3 s , 16, ,. f ZW: '53 . 'bv , Ov , 1, V' ,ff wi' H L fan ' 32: X3 4 V' f 'A :I-'T l -'51 Ns 4 .f Q i.,- f' ,. ., sf I 1l. BY: 11 , Pav - ' l R 9? 5 6 ix vw:-'tif' 3'2 I h v-alla I ,ya 1' 5- Ai - A 'K , A? ? K .5 f , ,,m:,,,E.. IOHN FRANCIS O'CONNOR Jack longer than deeds liveth the word. EXPRESSION: Drink upl COURSE: Academic GOAL: United States Navy SECRET AMBITION: To make a million fast NEXT YEAR: United States Navy ACTIVITIES: Rifle Club 4: Bowling 1, 2. BRUCE LOWELL OLLEY Bruce Charms strike the sight, but merit wins the soul. EXPRESSION: Holy cowl' COURSE: Academic GOAL: Mechanic SECRET AMBITION: Sports car driver NEXT YEAR: Canton ACTIVITIES: F.F.A. l,2,3. DAVID OLLEY Dave I remember these happy old days when I was a farmer and not an ag- riculturalist. EXPRESSION: What's your name? COURSE: Agriculture GOAL: Mechanic SECRET AMBITION: Be a millionaire NEXT YEAR: Service ACTIVITIES: F.F.A. Treasurer 4: l-.F.A. Speech Contest 4: F.F.A. Basketball 4: Bowling 1. DEANA JANE PLANK Sliver Willing to work, ready to please, finds something nice in all she sees. EXPRESSION: Big Deal! COURSE: Music GOAL: Music teacher SECRET AMBITION: To be able to speak in front of a group NEXT YEAR: College ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Accompanist 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Quiz Team 3: Brass Sextet 2,3,4: All-State 4: Pep Band 3, 4: Girls' Trio 2, 3: G. A.A. 4: NYSSMA 2, 3,4: Operetta 2, 4: Senior Piano Recital 4: Yearbook Staff 4. MARY LEE REDMOND Bess Modesty and sweetness, personified. EXPRESSION: Very good. COURSE: Academic GOAL: Marriage SECRET AMBITION: Be a millionaire NEXT YEAR: Business College ACTIVITIES: Chorus 2,3,4: Bowling 2: Band 1: Intramurals 1: Press Club 1, 2, 3: Yearbook Staff 4: Christmas Operetta 1,2, 3, 4. . MONA LOU ROWSAM Mona Where I love is home, home that my feet may leave, but not my heart. EXPRESSION: Sure it is. COURSE: Academic GOAL: Marry after a nursing career and have a family of four. SECRET AMBITION: Become head of children's hospital. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,4: Library Club 4: Press Club 3: Citizenship Day 3: Senior Piano Recital 4: Basketba1lCheer1eading1, 2, 3: Operetta 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Football Cheerleading 3, 4: G. A. A. 4. CAROLYN H. ROBBINS Carol Little friends may prove great friends. EXPRESSION: l-Iokey dokey! COURSE: Commercial GOAL: Get married in a few years SECRET AMBITION: Go to Paris, France ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2,3: Student Council 2: G. A.A. 4: Chorus 1.2, 3, 4: Press Club 3: Yearbook Staff 4. ROBERT DOUGLAS Sl-IAMPINE Bob The fever called living is conquered at last. EXPRESSION: Sure you will. COURSE: Non-vocational business GOAL: State Trooper SECRET AMBITION: Burn NEXT YEAR: Air Force ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2: Chorus 4: Basketball 2: Cross Country 4: Press Club 3: Yearbook Staff 4. 40 .Cs I ,asv I' 7-vw A Ir f ix .. ,F ' K V ,F ,tw K sim V ,aa 5 - B 4, S X . X ,Qw . - I 313'- 7 .1 Ph- 'Zi' pw time nr P11346-' ,.,, in wifi LORETTA MAE SLYE Let s Like the flower that seems too precious to pick EXPRESSION Look out or I ll swat you COURSE Home Economics GOAL Be a beautician SECRET AMBITION Be a Millionaire NEXT YEAR Attend Harper Beauty School in Rochester ACTIVITIES Chorus I 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Junior Band 1 MICHAEL JOHN SMITH Mike Silence is golden EXPRESSION There now COURSE Academic GOAL Mechanic SECRET AMBITION To be an admiral 1n the Navy NEXT YEAR Navy ACTIVITIES Baseball 1 2 Varsity Club 1 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Bowling 1 2 QUENTIN CHARLES SMITH oe Nothing succeeds like success EXPRESSION: Can t say as I do COURSE Academic GOAL: Industr1alDistIibutionist SECRET AMBITION Skin-diver NEXT YEAR: Clarkson College ACTIVITIES: Class President 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, All- State at Potsdam 2, 3, 4, Quiz Team 3, 4, Citizenship Day at Watertown 3, Band 1,2,3,4, Varsity Club 4, Senior Play 4, Student Council. CHARLES WILLIAM SPENCER Chuck None but himself can be his parallel. EXPRESSION: You filthy sparrow. COURSE: Academic GOAL: Jet mechanic SECRET AMBITION: Bootlegging NEXT YEAR: Navy ACTIVITIES, Basketball 2, 3, Manager IV 1, Football 2, 3, baseball 1, 2, 3, Tumbling 1, 2, 3, Ping Pong Tournament 3. GEORGE BYRON STEENBURGH Iuda Calm of mind, all passion spent. EXPRESSION: Sure they will. COURSE: Academic GOAL: Chemist SECRET AMBITION: Make Sl, 000, 000 NEXT YEAR: R. I. T. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2, 3: Football 2, 3: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: Year- book Staff 4: Chorus 3, 4. PATRICIA ANNE STODDARD Pat Quiet, precise, she's awfully nice. EXPRESSION: Oh, for Heaven's sake! COURSE: Commercial GOAL: Get married SECRET AMBITION: Be the President's secretary NEXT YEAR: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3,-4: Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4: Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3: Hockey 1, 2, 3: Quiz Team 3: Yearbook Staff 4: Science Fair 1: Senior Debate. MARY IANE TRIPP Janie A faithful friend and willing worker. EXPRESSION: Holy Toledo! COURSE: Music GOAL: Music Teacher SECRET AMBITION: Teach in Hawaii NEXT YEAR: College fPotsdam Statej ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Accompanist 4: Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4:'Press Club 2, 3: All-State 2,4: G.A.A. 4: Operetta 2,4: Senior Piano Recital 4: Pep Band 2, 3: Senior Play: Band 1, 2,3,4: Girls' Trio 2, 3: Clarinet Quartet: NYSSMA 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Staff 4. RICHARD FREDERICK TYNE2 Dick A gentleman farmer. EXPRESSION: Let me think now! COURSE: Agriculture GOAL: Farmer SECRET AMBITION: Skin diver NEXT YEAR: Army ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3: F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. .4 l 1 fi Y at-'U x Nc: J' pl- 'fs' .-, I - VAL, ' x ,. 'A n '39 A . l vp 1 1 ,T-. fix' f A as x '-.gif LYNN FRANCIS URE Wimp .f'I -E Q ,, rf my ,' 3 Little friends may prove great friends. , V, EXPRESSION: Never can tell. ,H I ,f COURSE: Academic GOAL: Car designer SECRET AMBITION: Sports car racer T 'K' NEXT YEAR: Air Force ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Press Club 2: Vice-Pres- ident of Class 3: All-State 2, 3, 4. ERNEST EDWARD WAITE Ernie lt is not enough to do good: one must do it the right way. EXPRESSION: The brass ring, anyone may catch the brass ring. COURSE: Agriculture GOAL: Farmer SECRET AMBIT ION: Become a Lieutenant in the National Guard. NEXT YEAR: Farmer ACTIVITIES: F. F.A. 1, 2, 3,4, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4. -1 y --zv I : eal I I 'E A 5 XV ' NEAL EDMONDS WARREN SALUTATOEIAN N l will follow the right side even to the fire, but excluding the fire if I Can. EXPRESSION: Judas Priest. if COURSE: Academic I W 'M GOAL: Science Teacher , SECRET AMBITION: Create a 100010 perfect vacuum. NEXT YEAR: New York State College for Teachers at Albany H ACTIVITIES: Football 2: Chorus 3,4: Yearbook Staff Editor 4: Quiz ' 3 7 Team 3, 4: Senior Play Cast 4: Science Fair 2. , ,,: g V ,ss 3 D ROBERT CHARLES ZEMBIEC Bob' fc' Nothing's been thought of that Bob hasn't tried. EXPRESSION: How is it going? 4 COURSE: Shop GOAL: Great builder SECRET AMBITION: Go to Alaska NEXT YEAR: Navy ACTIVITIES: Rifle Club: Intramurals: F.F.A. kv ...... 1 7 I 7 ' 4' 1. Q a 7' H H! 4 , s 1 ' , - 1 S f v- i f -'P J Q 'Q X bi! if 1.1. .. S354 LQ 4- , fa V, : Q , ' Ja. 63 O' 1 . ' ,.. ,- -. .La -. . ,V -v--uv 9, fe. f fl I 'lol W5-if -5 .21 4, sg .ET it . .MQ 1 j 1 115+ If YEARBUUK TAFF FIRST ROW Fletcher Plank Nevllls, P Gardner Mrchahk Hayden Hxgman S Stone Webb SECOND ROW Allen, M Redmond Bossuot, Stoddard Nmdl Warren Melber Moran, Hasungs Cummrngs, Fashel THIRD ROW Mame Coleman R Johnson Gary Howard, R Shampme Mlss Taylor M1ss Day, Luczyck1,J OConnor Cleland, Delhoney Trrpp FOURTH ROW K Brown Boomer, L Slye Khng Hellrnger L Crowley, Matthews, Zando McConnell M Shampme Montgomery Gordon, M Gates M VanDusen EDITOR Neal Warren SENIOR EDITOR Nrndl GIRLS SPORTS Bossuot Crowley I-Iasungs Gordon SALES MANAGER Shampme Matthews Redmond SOCIAL EDITOR Melber Hayden Fletcher Klmg BUSINESS MANAGER Moran Cleland PRODUCTION MANAGER Stoddard Shampme Gates Zando Marne Mrchalxk Stone Brown Nevllls Boomer Allen SPORTS Steenburgh PHOTOGRAPHY Coleman Football Luczyckr Basketball ART Howard Baseball ADVERTISING MANAGER Johnson SPORTS Chaffee O Connor Basketball Plank Cross Country Slye Wresthng Montgomery Bowlmg Delhoney IUNIORS Mary Ann VanDusen Gardner SOPHOMORES Hrgman McConnell FRESHMEN Webb I A , L - 6 K ' .5 5 1 hx Q H Q , : O ' ' 'lllflix M of : I I I ' I I D I I ' I 9 I : ' I I I I I o I g , Q , . . . . , . . l I 0 n 0 0 I . 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Johnson Tupp L Crowley Mrs Stxles Mrs Welsh i 1-05' WILL We the Class of 1955 of the Carthage Central School in the village of Carthage County of Jefferson and State of New York being of sound and disposing mind and memory do here by make publish and declare this our Last Will and Testament hereby revoking any and all w1lls heretofore made by us First we the members of the Senior Class bequeath to the underclassmen of this worthy mstitution our sunny and Wlflfllflg personalities Also we bequeath to them our great sense of respons1b1l1ty resourcefulness and depen dabihty wich has been so fully appreciated by the faculty Second bequests to the J unrors as follows QUENTIN SMITH President of th1s Semor Class leaves his powers of concentration and initiative as displayed in class affairs to Donald Lanoue BONNIE BOSSUOT her ability to change her mind toGa1lMcFa1l noting that Var1ety1s the splce of life PHILIP DELHONEY ROBERT SHAMPINE and STANLEY LUCZYCKI their tendency to Sklp Study Hall to Ronny Gadbaw Fred LaP1erre and Al Rounds wlth the warning Be careful boys LINDA CROWLEY six 1nches of her height to Marilyn Beckman and s1x inches to Jeanette Pierce MARY ELLEN COLEMAN her talent in writing poetry as displayed in fourth year English class to Jane Green CHARLOTTE NINDL her skill in tw1rhng to Mary Ann Van Dusen BRUCE OLLEY his red hair to Patrick O Connor A touch of red hair will look good in blonde BILL HART h1S ability to play trumpet to Merton Shampine Come on Mert let s see if we can really Jazz it up BETTY JEAN FAHSEL LOIS Cl-IAMBERLAIN and DONNA CUMMINGS their permisslon to take long trips home at 3 15 in the afternoon to Judy Homan Mar1e Bowman and Marjorie LaQuay with the knowledge and consent of the prmcipal of course BOB ZEMBIEC his beard to Allen Eckleman Sonow maybe Allen can use his father s razor MARY JANE TRIPP her unique ability togive descrlptive Play Book Reports in Enghsh class to V1ola Stoffel and Ioan Matuson DEAN MAXWELL apair of lumpy lenses from physics class to Mike F ahsel with the request not to make them any lumpier As George would say You can t almost never get them kmd any more JAMES FAUNCE DAVID OLLEY and MIKE SMITH their ability to hot rod to Joe lntorcla Billy Halpin and Bernard Plopper with the advice to leave the buildmgs on the corners boys BRANDT CHAF FEE Ius undying talent on the drums to Les Cleland How you can put that Jazz into them Les . i ' . D . . . . . ' . . I I I , ' . . . U . . . NEAL WARREN, a dictionary to supplement his ability to spell to George McConnell. . . . . . U . . . . , ,, . . . U . .. . -. u ' , . . . , D D , . . . 0 . . ' . ' . . . . J, CAROL and BOB FOSTER therr floor space rn the hall no longer needed by them to Harold Barlow and Drana Johnson DAWN HELLINGER her bell lyre to Peggy Walsh to play and care for MONA ROWSAM ANN LUNDERMAN and ALOHA HOOPER therr lrttle black books for dates to Janet Hutt Penny Clark and Wrnrue Rrgabar wrthout the names of course JANE MORAN her favorrte sayrng Don t be juvenrle to Amy Tousant PAT MAINE a partly used box of powder to conceal Sandra Smart s blushrn BETTY HUBBARD her brrght red harr to Carol Moody CLIFFORD GATES hrs nrcely trrmmed mustache to Tom Stewart Let s see rf Tom can keep rt trrrrrrned as nroely RONNY HONGO hrs abrlrty to work rn the treasury to Hollrs Merrrck Hope that the Jumors have as good a one as the Semors had PAT LUNDY GERY MARTIN and NILIA NOYES unused brrcks for the tops of B111 Spauldrng Dick Prerce and Brll Robrns heads LYNN URE hrs artful ways to Brll Wasrk Davrd Turprn Pat Thesrer Let s cont1nue havrng DICK TYNER and ERNEST WAITE therr knowledge of agrrculture to Gordon Burke and Tom Brotherton FRED MONTGOMERY his charr rn the Lrbrary to Dennrs Beckman MARI LEE REDMOND a book for Pat Noyes WHAT T0 SAY AND WHEN TO SAY IT BOB JOHNSON hrs tarnrshed tuba to Clyde Clynch LYNN HUBBARD hrs capacrty for advancement so qurcldy to Stephen Krall and Meredrth Cote AL MOODY tus love for horses rn poems not rn raoes to Nerl Mantle CHARLUI' TE HUBBARD to Uldene Arnold one half of her freckles and the other half to Betty Allen They are a srgn of beauty RHODA EVANS to Jane McLean her long harr to be used by Jane untrl hers grows PATTY GARDNER her dornestrc qualrtres to Jo Ellen Miller GEORGE STEENBURG hrs skrll rn pool to Davrd Renme SUE MELBER her abrlrty to ilrrt to Donna LaPrerre Keep the good work up DEANA PLANK her charr rn the band to Sally Stone CAROL ROBBINS her quretness and calmness to Sandy Brsha MARQUERITE HASTINGS her abrlrty to drrve safely to Al Splete JOHN CAMIDGE hrs talent for tellrngtwenty mrnute book reports rn Englrsh to Ronny Lyons CHARLES SPENCER, tus well chalked cues to Bob Allen. 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LORETTA SLYE her hlstory book to Pat Bullard MYRNA CAULEY her ablhty to arrrve late rn the mormng and afternoon to confuse Mrs Munger s roll call to Jane Green JEAN KLING her sklll 1n badmmton espectally tn getung the b1rd1e over the net to L1111an Fletcher SHARON CLIFFORD her effxcrency 1n makmg a good sales talk to Sally Erwm LYNN GORDON lus power tn wresthng to Marzy Walker PAT STODDARD her dextertty tn getung a Marlne and holdtng one to Mary Jean Magho cchettt PHYLLIS HAYDEN her dtsturbtng tendency tosluft from lst gear to reverse gear whtle gomg down the road to Joanna Recor and Harrlet NBVIHS MAUREEN GATES her v1m v1gor and vttahty to Arlene Queary and Els1e Hodkmson MARY ANN BUSHEY her ntckname COOKIE to Norma Barker GARY HOWARD and JOHN MATTHEWS ab1hty tn sports to Ken Rowsam and Warren Rlchardson And last we the Class of 1955 leave rn part1ng our good w1ll and best wrshes to all class faculty and staff members We hereby appomt Mr Wallace executor of thts our last Wr11 and Testament revokmg all former W11ls by us made wltness whereof we have hereunto subscrtbed our names The Class of 1955 Srgned sealed and dehvered tn the presence of gr The Dtrty Brrd : Long Sam 5 Cowboy Chif Dmald Duck , . , . 1 I I In , . . . . . . .- . . . . . . . . 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' 2 Il A ' Il U PRUPHECY 444 Park Avenue New York Cxty New York June 10 1965 Dear Charlotte As I have been travehng around the country demostratmg and selhng the f1rst absolutely perfect vacuum I have come 1n contact w1th many of our old classmates Ithought you mxght 11ke to hear about them Remember our semor class prestent Joe Sm1th Durmg my travels through the F lortda Keys I ran lnto htm and D1s Tyner He and D1ck are great successes as skm dxvers Wh1le I was v1s1t1ng the Umverstty of Mxchxgan I met Marguer1te Hastmgs She autographed her newest book HOW TO PASS CHEMISTRY for me Last week I was fortunate enough to see the Dodger Yankee game and guess who I saw out there on the ball d1amond'P Yupl You guessed ll Ronme Hongo and J1m Faunoe Ronme was ID the outfteld and J Im was on the mound for the Yankees J 1m has a small gas statton up North that he runs 1n h1s spare t1rne I recetved a letter from John Matthews yesterday It was post marked Moon Colony He told me that Lynn Ure Bruce Olley and Gery Mart1n were breakmg all sports car raclng records Dr1v1ng together they have been clocked at speeds up to 300 m1les per hour on the Moon Raceway I attended a very exclustve tea party at Jane Moran s apartment 1n New York yesterday She Bonme Bossuot and Sue Melber are secretartes to some btg SXSCUIIVCS now and Bonme and Jane are gomg to bemarry1ng thexr bosses soon At the party I met several of our old classmates Ltnda Crowley was there She too has a swanky apartment tn New York Ctty She has just completed a modehng contract for S5 000 and she thtnks she mtght take a relaxmg tr1p to Tuscon Arlzona Dawn Hellmger Mary Jane Trlpp and Deana Plank were there The three of them are preparlng for a pxano concert at Cameg1e Hall Robert Johnson FWE QF1sh and Wtldhfe Expertj was there showing off a p1ckl.ed head of a rh1noceros that he had ktlled wh1le Ieadxng a safar1 1n Central Afr1ca Remember George Steenburgh and Loretta Slye'7 They wanted to be m1111ona1res lt s too bad they d1dnt reallze thelr ambmons They re btlhonalres mstead Well that s hfe I guess When I was 1n Boston last year I saw Mona Rowsam who IS the head of a b1g Chxldren s hospttal out there She has a large staff of nurses mcludmg Donna Cummxngs Aloha Hooper Lo1s Chamberlam and Mar Ann Bushey Jean Khng has a horse and dog ranch out west where she raxses pr1ze horses and dogs As I was tourxng Hawau I met Lynn Gordon I-le has a profltable l1ttle farm ra1s1ng p1ne apples and coconuts I also saw Adrmral M1chaelSm1th and h1s staff cons1st1ng of Charles Spencer John Carmdge Davld Olley and Fred Montgomery Yesterday as I plcked up the phone to ca1lStan Lucyckl and Ph1l Delhoney,Chem1ca1 engmeers I thought I heard a famxhar volce saytng Number please It was Sharon Chfford who IS a telephone operator Betty Hubbard IS also behmd the switchboard Wtule I was 1n Washmgton I v1s1ted the prestdent Guess who I found takmg dxctatxon from the presxdent It was Pat Stoddard I also met Dean Maxwell M D He s the prestdent s DhySlCl8Il now. 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I I I ' 1 1 I 1 - , . , .. a 1 111 Robert Zembiec world famous architect and h1S construction crew consisting of .Tack OConnor and Lynn Hubbard are btuldmg a fifty acre high school for Pr1nc1pa1N11l1aNoyes Gary Howard is his draftsman Although a few of our classmates have not made big names for themselves they are all very happy with their families Among them are the former Pat Gardner the former Maureen Gates and the former Mary Ellen Coleman When I was in New Orleans for the Mardi Gras Isaw Sergeant Ernest Waite recruiting officer for the U S Army as he was inducing Bob Shampine Clifford Gates and Pat Lundy They sure looked happy I hear that Charlotte Hubbard CarolRobb1ns and Mary Lee Redmond are workmg as costume As I was browsing in the Library of Congress I found Phyllis Hayden s newest book J our nahsm for Beginners I was very much surprlsed to see Rhoda Evans as head hbrar1an there I heard that Betty Jean Fahsel IS a primary teacher in the new Carthage Central School If you see her tell her I said hello Perhaps you re wondering how I found your address I read your article How I Became the World s Champion Twirler by Charlotte Nindl that was pubhshed in the New York Daily Tlmes I must sign off and go to work Sincerely yours 5 Zu NealE Warren . ' . ' . . . . . I I , . , . ' . , - I I I D designers for Cecile B. DeMille, the world-famous director-producer of movies. . . ,, . , . ' S I I I ' D ' ' ll , . . ,, . . . . 'E DM90 WWAQMWL .iwwfiyvl jeff:-Q WD, CSM 522326 W V+mm in QZWWQWQ wgiy Q QM ,mmf MW EAMJH Qi QW f'YLQM Www jfw W JXZW WWZKUWW W W MW W gain? ' F 7 ' wi? ww M 3 ' a . 5922 to M7 ' wV MY' ', my wwviwg-wbw b L , www Q' WYEMOW sfwwiw 519 Mk 0 E446 vnu! bfw ur XJ af X TVX 4' ' C1 7 5 X I I- Q A --., 45 QUE TLINF. OF HISTORY QARLA V Vans new AN 'Wigan ,v i . X3 3 Pav' fl I nur: 1 on 'HQ Q f'f :ES 1 fi 'fl ,..Q- 5 . X xxx X NNN- X5x fifuq if I ' J.. N5 15-' 'af ' 4 Yi' JUNIIIR CLASS IIFFICEII HI TORY Joe lntorcia .... . . President Mr, Flanigan .... Class Advisor warren Richardson . .Treasurer Jo Ellen Miller ..... Secretary Marilyn Beckman . . Vice-President The Junior class of Carthage Central School has been active in various ways during the school year, 1954-1955. At their first meeting in the fall. they elected class officers. During the football and basketball seasons the Junior class sold candy at the games. On February 12, class members had a Va1entine's Day Dance in the Carthage School gym- nasium. About the end of February, all members of the class ordered class rings or pins. A large number of Juniors are represented in sports, cheerleading, GAA, Library Club, Band and Chorus. A Junior Prom in the late spring is anticipated by class members. fsfifln FIRST ROW L Fletcher M Beckman D LaP1erre B1Sha Lawton Stone B Allen SECOND ROW Erwm J Plerce Hodkmson McFa1l J Hutt Smart M Van Dusen U Arnold V Stoffel. THIRD ROW C Moody Gadbaw W R1chardson D Beckman H Merrrck Mr Flamgan Thesxer Was1k Krall Wrlmet Queary FOURTH ROW D Lanoue K Rowsam F Scott Splete M Fashel W Robbxns D Plerce W Halpm Turpm Lyons 0 iw FIRST ROW P Noyes P Clark M LaOuay Dranajohnson Homan Jane Intorc1a N Barker SECOND ROW H Nevrlls Chrsamore Mattrson Jane Green Walsh Mrller McLean Y Newman W Rrgabar Bowman THIRD ROW F LaP1erre Joseph Intorc1a Harold Barlow Brotherton Mr Flamgan Stewart A Rounds J Eckleman R Allen FOURTH ROW P OConnor Burke Mantle Clyde Clmch Renme McConnell M Shampme Cote Spauldmg Z. I nh 'rw FIRST ROW Forbes S Evans Borland Boshart Houghton H1gg1ns Butts G1or1a Gardner M Hardy SECOND ROW Hasson L Fahsel H1gman Gray Cynth1aCl1nch B Helhnger Everett C Hongo Fatrfxeld Frezza N Clark THIRDROW Foster Brldge H111 Conte Brlggs Freeman Gary Gardner J Gormley Draper Dalton Clemons Brttton C Chaffe R Chaufty FOURTH ROW Busler J Brown Bxckom F Gates Getman Gokey Bendeke Dxckmson K Gates D Chaufty Albertson 0PHOMORE FU FIRST ROW Shene Jonas Sweltzer Mason Rogers D Thomas SECOND ROW Waugh L Wxlhams Latham Passage Steenburgh Melster Murr Mmchalxk Reome M Thomas Watson THIRD ROW LaJuett D Webb Lundy H Wa1te Prldell N Van Dusen Murphy Lynch Arnold T Moore Russell C Shamplne Zahn A Clarke G Mclntyre W McIntyre FOURTH ROW A Stoffel C Wardell Wheeler D Worden Lawler Ph1l1p Zando Kmapp Schack Lennox Wlulton Roder1ck 'x X A - I ws .- ff Qiflllei D L 1 ERA1,-D BUS DRIVERS Fred Stoll Carl Reynolds Emerton Moroughan Red Nev111s Hod Carnpany Jerry Peck Howard Ure Clarence Schack Red Gardner Harold Ure Mr Kemp nr ,a 'X FRESHMEN J Q VP' P1 THIRD PICTURE FIRST ROW Bullock Draper Blackwell Dekin Arnold Barker SECOND ROW Blondon Canell K Brown Blanchard K Crowley Boomer Bingle Durham Brooks THIRD ROW Brinkley Bullard Corey Elhot K Clark Burdick Dionne Baker FOURTH ROW W Babcock W Cummings Dezotel Countryman DesJard1ns Dionne Dobransky Eckelman FIRST PICTURE FIRST ROW P Rounds Gail Russell Twitchell Wangerin J Nevills K Webb L Tucker SECOND ROW B Williams L Redmond Noftsler Thomas Slate Pickert Peck Tuma C Rigabar J Tucker THIRD ROW Nxer Snyder Peter Zando P Williams N Smith P Slye W Raymond L Pierce Romeo FOURTH ROW Nevllls N Pierce Orman Sisson Stiles H Worden Perrigo Rahr E Smith SECOND PICTURE FIRST ROW: Mills, J. Green, E. Hall, Finsterwalder. Gwendolyn Howard. J. Freeman. SECOND ROW: N. Johnson, Lee, F. Forney, P. Johnson, N. Moore, Morrison, Ferris, Hare, V. Halpin, Langdon, Fuller. THIRD ROW: W. Hall, Hammond,J. Lunderman, Marquette, N. Hall, Guyette, F. Hall, Hunkins, W. Hutt, Richard Hongo, McGee, K. Martin, Killingbeck, W. Gardner, Murdock. FCIJRTH ROW: Gormley, Fleming. Farmer, D.J ohnson. B. Martin, McVean, Flynn, Cranson Gates, Kitts, Hardy, Murtha. an W' I , 'iv' 49 6163 f OLD I ,gran-I .-,.- 2 ff ' A N I Q ,Gun X 4 iw' 'w Y 4 itll'-A Q fe EL , A ff, ' I W .- v L 5.5, ,ww ' , 'Q QS, V 'f f K 1 f gf,Q.'iy?25?2t- - 5 if ' .',f,v'-'05, . . A ,j jg. z .V , -, 5p3y7,Q,iA' f V V - A a -,QQ-fi.: 1:21 ,W . . v , 'im,g, aj if H' f y ,E-g?si,a h 3f-Zff, 'f 91 - 1 .31.zg., ,y'.', -.,, if vip? -J- ' 5 , . ,.-Rt:5A,f45f,'ig5'i1 14, f, . V532 - J 9. .,1rg,g' , 1'--Q.. f X 4'- ' ,mf X. ' . - J , . ' '- ' f X. x sf agp ft? ff Q-ri Pt q 'ga YY FIRST ROW LaJuett Gary Gardner B Chaffee D Johnson Walsh D Helhnger Hlggllls N Clark McFa1l Lee Bmgle SECOND ROW Ward K Cleland Doherty L Redmond Brown Plckert Blanchard Tr1pp Ph1ll1p Zando Moore Merr1ck C Chaffee Ure Krall Reome THIRD ROW Plank Stone Lehman Bowman Steenburgh M Shampme St1les Hart Mantle Coleman B Eckleman Gordon D LaP1erre Peter Zando Maxwell FOURTH ROW Baker Dlonne Thes1er Dalton Brotherton R Johnson Plopper Clyde Chnch N Smtth Q Srmth Lennox Hall Murdock Mr Fullerton The band under the dtrectxon of Mr Fullerton has ftfty regular members wtth forty s1x members tn the marchmg band Th1s group w1l1 march tn the Ftremen s Conventton Parade rn Clayton and the Datryland Fesuval Parade 1n Watertown Parttctpatlng 1n the Potsdam Muslc Fesuval May 10 11 wxll be the complete band mstrurnental ensembles and solotsts In early May antnstrumental program IS planned tobepresented tn the Carthage Central School audxtorlum In the past Carthage I-hgh and West Carthage I-hgh have had good bands We have great expecta ttons for the combmed bands under the Carthage Central School K K RIFLE CLUB fi OO 030 R9 OO FIRST ROW A Clarke H Mernck, Zemblec W Robbms C Shampme SECOND ROW D Murphy Luczyck1 R Hardy P OConnor DeZotel Mr Dufner THIRD ROW N Van Dusen R Wheeler S1sson Bendeke R Johnson J O Connor The mile club under the d1rect1on of Mr Dufner and Mr March had a match w1th Watertown on March 10 and 14 They also parncrpated 1n the secnonals 1n Ut1ca on March 19 The off1cers are Wllham Robbms Presxdent Robert Zernblec V1ce Pres1dent PatO Connor Secretary Stanley Luczyck1 Treasurer Holhs Merr1ck Range Offlcer A Father and Son Match IS planned for later ID the year my lflk Y H CUMBI ED QW, FIRST ROW Bulluck Pxckert L Redmond K Brown LaQuay Blsha SECOND ROW Reome Rogers Langdon Sweltzer P Noyes Stone Fletcher B Allen S Evans A Forbes M Thomas THIRD ROW U Arnold S Erwm P Gardner V Wood Durham L Everett J Green Tousant A Clarke D Webb FOURTH ROW M1ss Barber Rtgabar Rowsam Recor VanDusen Canell Hodkmson Walsh Coleman Chaufty Plopper M Shamplne Under the d1rect1on of MISS Barber the Chorus whxch has doubled tts membershlp because of centrahzauon paructpated 1n the Chrlstmas pageant ent1tled The Shep herds on December 20 The operetta Martha IS scheduled to be presented Apr1l 22 A spr1ng concert IS planned for May The chorus IS also scheduled to be on the rad1o May 9 Chorus mem bers expect to take part ln the Muslc Festlval 1n Pottsdam May 20 and 21 Great thmgs are expected from th1s chorus composed of former West Carthage and Carthage High School students K I i 1 - A . 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I I II ' ' ' I I I . . . . . - , . ,, ' A Q 4 ' 5? , V: TM.. 4' A V , Q A s ,1 I 4 l' 'S ' . 0 1 I . , I O HR FIRST Arnold THIRD Bushey J Hutt 0 ROW Plank D Hellmger Trtpp S Steenburgh Hxgman Bowman D Johnson SECOND ROW Ure Borland Chamberlaln Morrtson Lee K Crowley Harper Boshart C Robbtns Moran ROW Mantle A Rounds Gadbaw Cummmgs M L Redmond B Fahsel Matt1son V Stoffel P Clark D LaP1erre FOURTH ROW W Robbms Warren G Steenburgh L Crowley Slye McFal1 Cynth1aCl1nch I Mxller E Hubbard Mason Fr1day Aprll 23 an adaptatxon of the von Flotow opera Martha was presented ln the Carthage Central Htgh School audxtortum by members of the votce class asststed by members of the school chorus and d1rected by M1ss Ann Barber Lead1ng roles 1ncluded Margaret Walsh rn the utle role Jane Moran Nancy her frtend George Steenburgh as Ltonel Albert Clarke Plunkett the farmer Lynn Ure the Sher1ff Chorus members selected by Mtss Barber were w1ves ma1ds farmers and peasants Mrs Henry Sweetman physxcal educatton teacher dxrected a court dance whxch mtroduced the th1rd act The plot of the opera whtch mcludes the farruhar I Dreamt That I Dwelt 1n Marble Halls and The Last Rose of Summer deals wtth the adventures of two bored young women of Queen Anne s court who dtsguxse themselves as peasants and h1re out to a r1ch farmer s if I 2 I l 5 U - I wx 1' I A is Q- - 1. ' 4: 'A . ' ' f P' ' t M 5 W 'lwil T. Q 'fx V3 - A V . Jo tu-P . . ' ' K ' A . ' Y V Y I Y Q- 5 ' F FIRST ROW D O11ey Arquette Gordon Renn1e Bnggs E Walte SECOND ROW Hammond Snyder E Lundy Harold Nevxlls Mart1n Hardy Foster N1ers THIRD ROW Carmdge Draper Burke B Martm Zemb1ec Bendeke Lyons Flerrung Russell AW' l MQW' ,MIN F O O A O 1 i 1 W 2 7' in 4 V Q L ij 1 , ., . ,X , , , ! , , , , M , as V f , V w M gf , . V, ' 'x 4 B, ,. -. N D 'QU 9 I : . , , . '. ' , . ' . : , I 0 I I Y I I I I ' U : . I I I ' I - 1 l I . I ' M? WH 12,5 E 51411 1 LIBRARY CLUB FIRST ROW P Noyes Fletcher L Crowley Allen Lee SECOND ROW Drana Johnson Cummxngs Mrs Zecher Moran B Fahsel THIRDROW M Rowsam Walsh MOTIISOD Nmdl K Crowley Khng Mame Boomer In November 1954 members of the Llbrary Club VlSlI6d the Watertown H1gh School hbrary They ate lunch m the cafetena and toured the school Later they V1S1I6d the Regxonal Llbrary Club In December the members had a Chrlstmas Party February was blrthday ume and Mrs Zecher was QIVBD a surprxse blrthday party by club members The offrcers are as follows Presxdent Lmda Crowley V1ce Presxdent Lllhan Fletcher Secretary and Treasurer Betty Allen A luncheon IS bemg planned for the sprxng At that tlme awards of hbrary p1ns w11l be QIVCH QUIZ TEAM I is N al Warren John Matthews Robert Johnson, Quennn Smrth fx Q gi 3 ,W 7 Q H ,f I C '- - , 'f v 1. , U ', A , Ii W L A X, A 1 4 ,.,f , 1- f ' 4 V ff --,'-- Qffkfv' L, E 3 1 J ' K . A 5, A ' ' ' 'f Y..'- rr' fr If A 'KJ- .c , , ' ' . 1 6 we ia W., :W T? ' 2 -vv-Q' ' 'f vi ' ww 3, V Sw u ii 8 is Y ., ,uf f ai s ld 61 li , lb. P- Tn 1? 5 s P . . N4 'Hb E E I, C Layton I i D PEP BA ll FIRST ROW D Johnson SECOND ROW Prckert T Redmond Brown Doherty THIRD ROW Walsh D Hellmger, S Steenburgh, B Eckleman, Coleman Strles, Clyde Clrnch N Sm1th Dalton Hall Plank B Chaffee Gary Gardner 458 8 20 1 X J FIRST ROW: Bossuot, M. Beckman, Hastings, Queary. SECOND ROW: Nindl, M. Rowsam, M. Gates, M. VanDusen. 349,195 431,433 le 44683 k-3: Ip Q4 fuigi-53, s-tk! VHQWPW5, 'frxgl-Lia' Q W Q C 'wW?N'v ,'9r:1, FIRST ROW Busler, Murtha M Fahsel, Krall Cleland, A Rounds Ronald I-longo, W Hal p1n, Mr March SECOND ROW C Chaffee, Matthews Turprn Barlow A Moody Gordon N Noyes, R Johnson, Gary Howard D Worden C Conte Mr Croyle THIRD ROW Coach Flanrgan Rodeuck Joseph Intorcra Splete, F Conte Maxwell Hart R1chardson McGee Getman FOURTH ROW Arnold C Shamprne, Murphy F Gates Bendeke Ph111p Zando Knapp, Brckom, Farmer, Marun OPPONENTS CARTHAGE OPPONENT NAMES POINTS Camden Splete Alex Bay Hart Clayton Conte St Mary s Ogdens Maxwell Alex Bay Matthews Clayton Intorc 1a Inwvrlle McGee Howard A4394 Q' V 'L i Q. ' S el Q-'KN 0 , x X K' hw 'w ufiw 5 I Q w I ,P I1 , '3 Q BA KETBALL CURE BUARD DATE December December December December December January January January January February February February February February March March March March March 7 18 SCORE OPPONENTS Clayton Watertown St Mary s Ogdens Clayton Krngston Ont Lowvrlle Brownvrlle Copenhagen August1n1an St Mary s Ogdens lowvrlle Oswego Copenhagen Watertown 'Adams Center Brownvrlle Augustlman Watertown Fayette Manlrus Class B Champronshrp Game Class A B Champronshxp Game Watertown Syracuse A B Champronshrp Game SCORE NAME Faunce Smrth Splete Howard Matthews LaP1erre Rlchardson Freeman Maxwell Fahsel Rowsam Hart f1!2 Yearj POINTS 3 3 4 2 AVE BA KETBALL CHEERLEADER FIRST ROW M Beckman Hastrngs LaQuay SECOND ROW Bossuot I Hutt McFa11 M VanDusan M Gates 72 44 3 2 17.5 10 64 50 ' 2 17 18 84 . ' . 65 62 13 21 75 48 150 10.7 22 69 ' , . 46 117 6 7 80 ' 47 ' 62 11 57 ' 33 ' 37 14 80 48 35 18 65 ' ' 50 30 January 22 51 Oswego 54 Halpin 14 5 89 . ' . 54 10 11 84 ' 69 10 19 72 51 46 23 79 51 25 65 54 1 79 54 4 85 ' 45 8 82 ' ' 56 12 57 39 59 - ' 64 JAYVEE BA KETBALL l FIRST ROW Harold Barlow T Moore T Knapp W Hutt D Warden R McGee Mr Evmg R Arnold DA TE December December December January January January January January 7 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES OPPONENT Clayton W ater town Clayton Black Rlver Varsrty Lowvrlle Brownvrlle Copenhagen Augustlman DATE January February February February February February March 22 OPPONENT Oswego Qtwo overumesj Lowvxlle Oswego Copenhagen Watertown Brownvrlle Augustrman Total ham. SECOND ROW: Getman, Kitts, D. Johnson, Countryman, Albertson, Stiles N Sm1r.h 21 46 10 33 59 December 18 St. Mary's 20 65 February 5 St. Mary's S1 27 37 11 ' 3 ' ' 34 63 19 7 ' 13 46 23 11 ' 20 .51 25 14 40 57 4 ' 18 ' ' 26 38 8 ' ' xii ' i ' ,.,,,,1 vi ' l i JAY VEE FIRST ROW D Orman N Pxerce L Hardy, G Guyette SECOND ROW. Gormley, A. Dobransky, E. Flynn, S. Farmer. FIRST ROW N Clark D SECOND ROW Hodkmson M1chal1k L Fahsel Hlg man FRO H Igqugy wus, Q. ' 2 - ik 1: Q , 7 V, U Q ik ' ' : . , - 1 Q ' LaPierre, Jane Intorcia. : ' , . .. i , .- . S S vi 4 Nfl , W Q. x' I ' I in W ' W i : ' ' ' A I 4 , . . C f W' , 1 1 . - ' I -L M BA KETBALL MGR mx i . CROSS CUUNTRY 7- Wxlham Brown W1111am Dalton Brandt Chaffee Clyde Clxnch la... an FIRST ROW P Wxlhams K Mart1n N P1erce L Hardy W Hutt SECOND ROW C Wardell H Merrxck T Stewart R Shamplne D Beckman A Dobransky THIRD ROW F La P1erre S Luczyclu G Gardner B Flemmg K Rowsam W Robblns J Sules E Flynn D Johnson F Hall Coach Powers , N' g . 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J 'Q .x WRE TLI G FIRST ROW Schack Gordon SECOND ROW H111 Zahn D Blckom Webb Foster THIRD ROW Coach March Burke E Btckom Lanoue Eckelman Conte Roderrck McConnell Manager The fxrst wresthng squad came to Carthage Central th1s year under the tutortng of Coach March Although the boys won only two matches they d1d thexr best and hope for better thtngs next year CROSS COUNTRY Th1s lS the f1rst year that Carthage has had a Cross Country Team There were about twenty one boys on the squad and they drd thetr very best ln sportsmanshxp and competlttve sp1r1t under Coach Powers They parttclpated rn the Tenth Annual Meet wtth Massena Waterloo Whrtesboro North Syracuse and Baldw1nsv1lle They also partrclpated 1n another Meet wxth Ph11adelph1a F ROSH BASKETBALL The Freshman Basketball Team which was composed of boys who didn t make the Junior Varsity and a few other Freshmen entered four contests They played under Coach Croyle and broke even with a two-two record The squad of ten players lost to Watertovm s Freshmen twice-- 36-225 33-28--but they conquered our own FFA and the Adams Center Freshman Team. 21 VAR ITY CL B From Page 27 Marguerrte Hasungs Neal Warren Jane Moran Chfford and Maureen Mary Ellen Coleman Robert Zembrec P3I1'1C13 Stoddard Man Lee Redmond Betty Jean Fahsel Patty Gardner Carol Robbms Al Moody Linda Crowley Loretta Slye Mona Lou Rowsam Mary Jane Trrpp Sue Melber Gary Howard Mike Smrth Joe Smrth CRADLE DAYS INDEX Gates SITTING Dean Maxwell George Steenburgh STANDING Lynn Gordon Presldent Secretary Treasurer Vlce Presldent 22 Lynn Gordon 23 Bob Johnson 24 John Matthews From Page 35 Charlotte Nmdl Aloha Hooper Drck Tyner and Pat Lundy Ph11 Delhoney lean Kllng Charlotte Hubbard hors Charnberlarn Pat Marne Lynn Hubbard Ronny Hongo Gery Martrn Deana Plank Lynn Ure 1. 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A FIRST ROW Noyes B Allen Plank C Robbins Melber K Webb SECOND ROW Hare Mtur B Hellinger Pickert Brown J Hutt McFal1 S Steenburgh The Girls' Athletic Association Council had aslow start this year and officers were not elected until February A Christmas party was held with Miss Barber and Mr Fullerton taking care of group singing Refreshments were served and afterwards a vic dance was emoyed In September members of the former varsity cheerleading squads of Carthage and West Carthage uruted to form our football cheerleaders ln October the basketball Varsity and Jayvee cheerleading tryouts were held the teachers acting as judges marked on the point system Hockey in the fall term d1dn't get much of a start because of the bad weather However 32 girls turned out for the few good days we had Eight teams participated in volleyball playnng during the noonhour Winning tea ms' members were Aloha Hooper Pat Stoddard Pat Maine Jean Khng Sue Melber Bonnie Bossuot Marguerite Hastings Dawn Hellmger Charlotte Nindl Noonhour basketball had a large turn out this year with two teams representing each class. The championship team consisted ofthe following players: Jean Kling, Dawn Hellinger, Sue Melber. Marguerite Hastings, Charlotte Nindl. Eighteen teams took part in the bowling program. The teams bowled at the State Street alleys and the K of C alleys on Mondays and Wednesdays after school at 4 o'clock. The five top bowlers of the year were: Dawn He1linger,Bonnie Bossuot, Sandra Steenburgh, Charlene Rigabar, and Kay Brown. Awards this year will be letters given at the Athletic Banquet in the spring. Complument S 010 ARTHAGE ALTA WONT WU? CORPORATION Phone HI Carthage N Y WEST SIDE PRI NTERY WEST suoammam EMM, ,WP tC tk FLOYD Bmfjflffg Mus smvlcaawaom Dmmomls XAfatcH6S 3-cwelrg Car'thag8,N Y ON - , , A Com Pliments oi? r ee e , o . 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