Carthage Central School - Carthadian Yearbook (Carthage, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1960 volume:

N Y f x CARTHAGE CENTRAL JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS R arfhlldmn CARTHAGE, NEW YORK ,llttiiziizistratiaiz 111196 5 Samara We I5 ilizderclassmeu pug: ss Activities page 4s-4 9 usic M ,Wt 63 ,Athletics page 67 Seniors Activities mga 76-77 Zablt' af Eaiztmts Zfazrbaak Staff Editor in Chief, i7..,,.. .. .,i,... Linda Lehman Art and Layout Editor ,,,,, ,,.,,,,,,, A Priscilla Phillips Assistant ,.,,....7.7. ...,.... M arcia Maroun Assistant ....,.,.,...,,,,..., ...l.a,,,,.,.,.,l7 Ruth Ann Miller Business Manager ,...... . ..,.,..,, Sally Brown Photography Editor ,,,,,,,.,,t7,,,,,,..,,,,,7l., David Bezanilla Assistant ,,,,...,t.,,,.. ..t,t,.. . .,...,, . Rosemary Hubbard Assistants. .,...,,,, Katherine Hamilton, ,lack McNichols Literary Editor .,tt.,,.to,,.........,,..,o..... Annette Tehonica Typing Editor ..,ot....,.,.,.o,t...,...,....,,,o..,.,,o , Carol Knapp Assistants ,...,t,t,... Virginia Morgan, .lane Gates Advisors ,ii,.. . .....,ii,.,i, .,..ii..,t M rs. Orville Munger Sports Editor i,,,.,,,..,..tt..,,.,,... Robert Waters MTS- Robert Waters Assistant ..,,,,., ....,.. , Merritt LEl'1IIl3Il Mr' Glenn Noyes Miss Joyce Fisher Miss Helen Hughes 74255 Grace JW' Dvdimf 2714 Since the time we entered high school four years ago, our class helped us with all our various activities, everythlng from refereeing ' ' ' k l s. We are very grateful to them measure. '4Our advisors have class meetings to chaperonlng dances and supervlslng ba e sae for their guidance and patience, and we wish to repay them in some revels now are endedv in this building, and the Carthadian is the last thing we, as a class, have to offer to our class advisors and to the school for remembrance's sake. It is our hope that they will retain gratifying thoughts of their years with us, ' ' ' Cl s, dedicate this, and to show our fondness and appreclatlon, we, the Graduating as ' ' M'll and Mr. Ezra Hockenberger. our 1960 Carthadzan, to MISS Grace Mac 1 an ...,....-.,..-umm QMIIIIII4 Jlflli 8zr11 ffvfkelfhfrggf Inasmuch as it has been said, All the worldis a stagef, we have at- tempted to drawn parallelisms between our school and the theater. Through our school years we have been actors in life's play. Each one of us assumes a distinct and important part in society. To aid us in our various roles, the administration and faculty have footsteps toward our open- ing night -Graduation. With everyone's shall achieve a successful Climax to our Secondary education- No other time in our lives could be so approaching. From here we may aither choose to into insignif- icant roles in life. Is is our desire that in this yearbook with pride that we have advanced to greater' in mind we, the graduating class of the Carthage Central Junior-Senior present the 1960 Zfrewvrd Nr V ,Ah MR. WILFRED RUSHMAN Supervising Principal MR. LOUIS HERVEY Junior-Senior High School Principal The direction in which education starts a man will determine his future lifef, MR. EARL FRENCH District Superintendent MR. JAMES KEMP Junior-Senior High School Vice Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION FIRST ROW: Mr. Earl French, Mr. Albert Clarke, Mrs. Malcolm Bears, Dr. John Trow- bridge, Mr. Maurice Morgan, Presidentg Mrs. Earl Bears, Mr. Gus Sauter, Mr. Harold Clark. SECOND ROW: Mr. Francis Weeks, Mr. Donald Gladle, Mr. Francis Nicholl, Mr. Wilfred Rushman. Vice-principal in charge of Purchasing counting, Mr. Francis Weeks. and Ac- SECRETARIES Miss Mary Jean Magliocchetti, Mrs. Donald DeMers, Mrs. Ernest Swan, Mrs. John Bums. Zzculty CITIZEN SHIP EDUCATION FIRST ROW Mr Lawrence Kirby, Mr. Kent Pierce, Miss Sadie Clarke, Miss Dorothy Bowman Mr Thomas Habib. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Marguerite Miller, Mr Rlchard Goodspeed Mr. Thomas Gibbons, -Mr. Peter Lively, Miss Alice Kapfer. GUIDANCE Mr. John Flanigan, Miss Dorothy Arthur, Mr. Gilbert Malerk. BUSINESS EDUCATION FIRST ROW: Miss Helen Hughes, Miss Lucille Santerre. SECOND ROW: Mr. Glenn Noyes, Mr. Ronald McLaughlin. SCIENCE FIRST ROW: Miss Martha Vitlo, Mr. Philip Berardi, Miss Grace MacMillan, ' 'fi , -' fi-dr Mr Keith Thomas. SECOND ROW: Mr. Virgil Weaver, Mr. Glenn Ball, Mr. X , K '-971' George Gregory. A 'KY of.- ,fx 'X L 1711 FN, Dr' Pl K li. X ' 'H , , f tx . , x- w' 1' 'X L 'J 'E 1. A ,L LANGUAGE ARTS I f FIRST ROW: Mrs. Orville Munger, Mrs. James Flem- ing, Mrs. Alton Stiles, Mrs. Leonard Nevin, Miss Eliza- beth Tobin, Miss Kristin Herskind, Mrs. Edwin Pickert, Mr. Elmer Fisher. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Lau- rence Zecher, Mrs. Allan Moseley, Miss Janice Col- burn, Mrs. Robert Waters. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Henry Watkins, Mr. Ezra Hockenherger, Mr. Benjamin Renzi, Mr. William Lennon, Mr. Charles Evingham, Mr. Robert Neeley. FA MATH Richard Heim. SECOND ROW: Mr. George Fullerton, Mr. , 'lvl 1 Gerald Dwyer, Miss Joyce Fisher. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Gordon Zecher, Mrs. John Scanlin, Mrs. Henry Gilbert. SECOND ROW: Miss Fanny Carroll, Mr. Edwin Decker, Mrs. Jack F laniganw QZWJZ' A1456 .1 x ' .. , 1, Aff l I 4 r . ix IJ WV ly In L l ' 1 FINE ARTS rf W 1 , X L LL, f , 1 I FIRST ROW: Miss Ann Barber, Mr. Eugene Baa gamer, Mr. V wi my ,U ff l ll HOMEMAKIN G Miss Jacqueline Binz, Miss Kathleen Zehr. Absent: Mrs. Charles Watson. HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION FIRST ROW, SEATED: Mrs. Jack Shafer, Mr. Henry Vetter. STANDING: Mr. Jack Shafer, Mrs. Lawrence Kirby, Miss Shirley Bears, Mr. Frank Noble, Miss Mary Jane Kavanaugh, Mr. Dan Navarro. 9 0, 163115 Drivers FIRST ROW: Don Burgess, Clarence Osboum, Vere Hu- mes, Carl Reynolds, Lansing Hoppel, Hod Campany, Ed- ward Clemon, Clarence Schack, Paul Garacey, Fred Stott. SECOND ROW: Pete Exford, Doug Clark, Bill Humes, Fred Fleming, Niles Scoville, Toby Dockum, John Alexander, Frank Sech, Glen Bridge, Carl Lewis, Howard Ure. Absent: Lemuel Gardner, Floyd Lewis, Harold Ure, Forest Howard, Wally Sobek. Cechuicians Edward Jaworski, Peter Ginger and Warner Peck. Krzfeferia Staff FIRST ROW: Ann Perry, Mary Croitz, Evelyn Jameson, Maria Mag- liocchetti, Marjorie Ward, Peg Sayer, Edith Brown. SECOND ROW: Irene Coetz, Mary Doherty, Helen Camp- any, Mary Terrillion, Audrey Wilson, Muriel Rome, Ella Houppert. ,lv . .A f .-if -, Q N 0.4 jr ---anna-..,.,, wr' our roles for the LITERARY STAFF FIRST ROW: Sue Plott, Mrs. Orville Munger, Annette Tehonica, Mrs. Robert Waters, Linda Cole. SECOND ROW: Jane Cates, Ginny Morgan. Zfmrlrwk Staff Finally the cast and directors have raised the curtain on the 1960 Carthadian. After weeks of frantic rehearsals the production is ready for presentation to our public. We hope the critics will review our work favorably. ART AND LAYOUT FIRST ROW: Sandra DeMedo, Denise Forbes, Pris- cilla Phillips,. Miss Joyce Fisher, Virginia Jonas. SECOND ROW: Don Van Patten, John Frank, Don Cummins, Bill Nash, Larry Gerber, Rodney Hawitt. PHOTOGRAPHY FIRST ROW: Dale Manor Jim Smith Kathie Hamilton. SECOND ROW: Cuylene Amodio, Dale Wetsig David Bezanilla John McNicho1s TYPING FIRST ROW: Joan Egnew, Cyrena Lunderman, Carol Knapp, Ramona Forney. SECOND ROW: Donna Forbes, Dorothy Keefer, Mary Fletcher, Ezilfidy Smith, Ervina Dekin, Karen Kitts, Kay en. EDITORS Marcia Maroun, Assistant Editorg Linda Lehman, Editor. I SPORTS SEATED: Mary Monnet, Barbara Vande Water, Bill Flynn. STANDING: ,I im Burns, Merritt Lehman, Bob Waters, Clinton Schloop. BUSINESS STAFF FIRST ROW: Earleen Cook, Maly Fletcher, Donna Lee Wright, Sally Brown, Mr. Glenn Noyes, Stephen Genito, Rosemary Hubbard. SECOND ROW: Rita Magliocchetti, Jo Ann Landauer, Diane Wetmore, Jeannie Landauer, Alberta Mosher, Tim Stewart, Hank Koenig, Gail Walseman, Gail' Scribner. fa ,flflamariam i Martha Williams V, .Q ,, W X .QQ ,, , 213 59 1 9 1 ff fmq X 6' 1 ,Q x Q, 7 5 25722 .. V K , K 2 . L ' 5 Senior 611155 0Mcers Bill Eckelman, treasurerg Bob Pierce, presidentg Donna Lee Wright, secretaryg Jim Bums vice presidentg Miss Grace MacMillan, Mr. Ezra Hockenherger, advisors. Alma Maier In Black River Valley Stands our Alma Mater dearg Her loyal sons and daughters Are faithful through the years. Carthage, we love theeg We hail thee so true. We pledge our loyalty-our hearts, In gratitude to you. Comets reign foreverg Victories are fairly wong The scarlet-silver banner Soars proudly in the sun. Sing our Alma Materg Raise our voices to the skyg Long live dear Carthage Centralg Her praises never die. KATHERINE LORENA ALLEN A very pleasant girl to see, A very clever girl is she. Future plans: Work. Activities: Commercial Club 1, 2, Secretary 3, President 45 Literary Club 3, 45 Bowling 2, 3, 45 GAA 25 Swim Club 25 Intramurals 45 Sen- ior Prom Pgiblicity Com- mittee5 Yearbook Typ- ist 4. DAVID GEORGE BEZANILLA This boy has brains, in- telligence plus, A senior rare, I guess. Around Carthage Central School we'll miss his smile and friendliness. Future plans: College. Activities: Senior Honor Society 3, 45 Class Presi- dent 2, 35 Football 2, 45 Traffic Squad 3, 4-5 Swim Team 3, 45 Boys' State 35 Varsity Club 45 County Chorus 2, 35 Student Council 15 Cit- izenship Education Con- ference 3, 4. fit HARRY OSCAR AMES Har1y's always at his best when deep in his diversion-rest. Future plans: Work. Activities: Basketball 1, 25 Baseball 1, 2, 45 Football 2, 35 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Leaders' Club 3. SQA? JAMES DOUGLAS BARDEN All that I've learned l've forgotten5 And all that I know, l've guessed. Future plans: College. Activities: Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 JV Football 25 County Chorus 45 Varsity Baseball 15 Track 1, 25 Varsity Bas- ketball 35 Junior Achievement 45 Com- petitive Plays 1. 45,4 K JAMES CLARENCE BANCROFT Lift is short, so I must play. Future plans: Be a color photographer. Activities: Camera Club 3. HELEN MAE BOWMAN 1've never met a male I didn't like. Future plans: Marriage. Activities: GAA 1, 25 Bowling 15 Swim Club 3. KAY ELIZABETH ANDREWS Her friends-there are many, Her foes-are there any? Future plans: Water- town School of Com- merce or work. Activi- ties: Commercial Club 2, 3, 45 Literary Club 2, 45 Intramurals 15 Li- brary Club 1. MARY ANNE BRADY Is she so quiet, and de- mure? Maybe-but don't be ,too sure. Future plans: Business school or work. Activi- ties: Commercial Club 2, 3, 45 Literary Club 4. ,p,9f A COLE GERALD WILLIAM BRITTON I never think of the fu- ture. It comes soon enough. Future plans: Air Force. Activities: FFA 2, 3, 4. Hi' XM? Mfymfl M 117 U 1 -f70if NALD HENR COLE H o m ew o r k fascinates me: I can sit and look at it for hours. Future plans: College. Activities: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1: .lunior Achievement Production Manager 4: Camera Club 1: Intramurals 1, 43 Class Vice President l. JAMES FREDERICK BURNS .lim is a boy who is smart and keen, And with a girl he's always seen. Future plans: Physical Education Teacher. Ac- tivities: Football 2, 3, 4: Baseball l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4: Lead- ers' Club 3: Class Vice President 4: Traffic Squad 4. , xw 'of' vw CQ V,y lA flu 'lib is WWW, WILLIAM ROBERT Feet in the soil, head in the sky, Always sports a twinkling eye. Future plans: Undecid- ed. Activities: Football 2, 3, 4: Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Swim Club 1, 2: Swim Team 3, 4: Stu- dent Council 3, Presi- dent 4. SALLY JEAN BRITTON So much to do and so little time to do it. Future plans: Marriage. Activities: Commercial Club 2: Cafeteria Work 3. LINDA LOU COLE Cute and nice in all her ways, She gets compli- ments and praise. Future plans: College. Activities: Yearbook 4: Future Teachers 3, 4: Concert Band 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1: Ski Club 2, 3, 4: Cheerleading 2: Li- brary Club 2, 3, 4: .lunior Prom Committee: Dance Band 2, 3. SALLY ANN BROWN She always helps when work's to be done. She's also around to join in the fun. Future plans: College. Activities: Honor So- ciety 2, 3, President 4: Student Council 2, Vice President 3, 4: Cheer- leader 2, 3: CAA 2, 3, President 4: Yearbook Business Manager 4: Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Citizenship Education Conference 3, 4: Con- cert Band 2, 3, 4: Li- brary Club 2, 3, 4: Jef- ferson and Lewis County Student Council Presi- dent 4. EARLEEN GRACE COOK Looky, looky, here comes Cooky! Future plans: Nursing ,School. Activities: Year- book Staff 4: Chorus 1, 3: GAA 2, 3, 4: Nurses Club 3, 4: Bowling 2, 3: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. LYLE CARLTON COVEY If at first he does seem shy, It's plain to see he's a regular guy. Future plans: School or the Service. Activities: Commercial Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Rifle Club 1, 2, 4g Swimming Club 3, 43 Junior Achievement 4g Yearbook Staff 4. My ,I Q, fu Apex. tqL...f'f Z L',.Jff9J7 Abc' CJMW. 11 SANDRA LOU DeMEDO Mischief sparkles in her eyes, And her laughter never dies. Future plans: Business School. Activities: Li- brary Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 43 In- tramurals 1. 22' HARRY JAMES CROSS There's one thing in school I like quite well, And that's the sound of the dismissal bell. Future plans: Service. DAVID GARY DAWSON Dave is a smiler, happy but serious: With all his pranks he drives us-de- lirious. Future plans: College. Activities: Chorus 3, 43 Golf 3, 43 Football 23 Basketball 1, 2g Junior Achievement 43 Class President 13 Camera Club lg Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. QA' AW N DAL ON He's headed for Navy 'cause he's the sailor sort. Is it the rolling sea he likes or the girl in every port? Future plans: Navy. DAVID EDMOND DILLON My idea of an agree- able person is a person who agrees with me. Future plans: U.S. Army. Activities: Rifle Club: Parking Lot In- spector 4. DONALD EDWARD CUMMINS Don't be misled: he seems too quiet: But when he's with his friends, he is a riot. Future plans: Canton A.T.I. Activities: Foot- ball 1, 2, 3g Wrestling 1, 23 Baseball 13 Lead- ers' Club 33 Swim Team 33 Varsity Club 2, 33 Intramural Basketball 2, 3g Yearbook Staff 4. ERVINA ANNAMAE 'DEKIN If you want her, she'll he there, Helping her friends and doing her share. Future plans: Business School. Activities: Bowl- ing 1, 2g Commercial Club 3, 4: .Iunior Achievement 4. :R THOMAS EDWARD DUPELL He's always quiet around C.C.S., But after school that's your guess. Future plans: Employ- ment or Service. Activi- ties: .l.V. Basketball 1: Student Council 3g Swim Club 3. MARY MARGARET FLETCHER Better to be small and shine, Than to be tall and cast a shadow. Future plans: Business School and Work. Activi- ties: Commercial Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 45 Bowl- ing 1, 2, 3: Junior Achievement 4g Year- book Business Secretary 4: Yearbook Typist 4. 1, K 5 af f .jg - 5 r e ' 1 isfzs,i3:f.21 . v - gxfgg. ag - f u 1 , 5 ,. vi ,-.-- yfgu... ff f -35' .-raw? 7. A 5' Sl A su' ,gllm A Fi i- f fx 2-, if si vista,-so JOAN LOUISE EGNEW A friendly senior gal is this: As a housewife she'll never miss. Future plans: Marriage. Activities: Commercial Club 1, 3, 4: Bowling 25 Yearbook Typist 4-. WILLIAM CHARLES FLYNN We all know he is tall and wise, But look out for those roaming eyes! Future plans: Undecid- ed. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2: Wrestling 3. WILLIAM DWIGHT ECKELMAN Dear William, th e weightlifter of the class, Building the body is his daily task. Future plans: College Activities: Class Treas- urer 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3g Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 2: Traf- fic Squad 3, 4: Junior Prom Committee: Var- sity Club 3. RICHARD CARL EDDY Not all his work is known at a glance. Future plans: Air Force. RONALD WILLIAM FOLEY He wants but little here below, Swift cars and gas and at each corner NGO!!! Future plans: Air Force or Navy. WILLIAM LEON FACE, JR. The world is no better if we worry, Life is no longer, if we hurry. Future plans: Service. Activities: .l.V. Football 2, 3: Football 43 Rifle Club 2: Basketball Man- ager 2. DENISE MARIE FORBES With her laughing eyes and happy smile, She keeps us happy all the while. Future plans: Physical Therapist. Activities: Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Commer- cial Club 4: Art Club 3: Intramurals 2: Pep Club 2. LEONARD OMAN GARDNER Leonard with his hair of red, With the girls he gets ahead. Future plans: Armed Forces. Activities: Bas- ketball 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3: Football 2, 3, 4. DONNA GAIL FORBES Joy with her quiet ways, Will find success in fu- ture days. Future plans: Secretary. Activities: Commercial Club 1, 4: Yearbook Typist 4. CAROLYN JEAN GARDNER By her laugh ye shall know her. Future plans: Secretary or Receptionist. Activi- ties: Commercial Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Literary Club 3, 4: Bowling 1, 2: Future Nurses 4: Jlmior Achievement 4: Camera Club 4: News- paper Typist 3, 4: Pep Club: Band 1, 2. JOHN RICHARD F RANCK He was silent his first two years: Now his an- tics leave us in tears. Future plans: College. Activities: Future Teach- ers' Club 4: Rifle Club 2, 3: Yearbook 4: Foot- ball l. JANE LOUISE GATES Jane's our choice for the DAR, She exceeds us all and leads by far. Future plans: Teachers' College. Activities: Hon- or Society 4: DAR Good Citizenship Award 4: Student Council 3, 4: Yearbook 3, 4: Assistant Literary Editor 4: Fu- ture Teachers 3, 4: Li- brary Club 2, 3, 4: ,Ski Club 1, 2: GAA 2: Bowling 1, 2, 3: Junior Prom Committee. RAMONA EILEEN FORNEY Somebody's secretary, Ramona will be, She'll find success, just wait and see. Future plans: Secretary. Activities: Library Club 1, 2, 3: Gregg Shorthand Award 3: Class Treas- urer 2: Yearbook Typ- ist 4. 7lI'0r1fm,2a1j Aki 9.4--Q X -61. fLQ 'QC'U'v-p C-aj' VIRGINIA CAROLYN GATES Snappy, happy, full of pep, She's our favorite majorette. Future plans: Marriage. Activities: Majorette 1, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3: Art Club 2, 3: S Club 3: Intramur 3: Bowling 3. . KJ, HAMILTON STEPHEN JAMES CENITO In future life he will ex- cel, because his work is done so well. Future plans: Salesman. Activities: Yearbook 45 Leaders' Club 3, 4. ,91,,m LINDA LOU GRISWOLD Dainty, modest, fair is she: A charming maid we all agree. Future plans: Health Career. Activities: Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3: Class Secretary lg Band I, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' State 33 Yearbook Staff 3: Newspaper 45 Future Nurses 3, 4g Jun- ior Achievement 4g GAA 2, 3. K . U . ' I UU Diff 'oy' l fi! ft' - I Lg, 051.93 ROBERT JAMES L ,Ffh DOROTHY ANN HARE HEDDEN So quiet, but you don't know the half of it. Future plans: Service. Activities: Wrestling 2: .IV Baseball 2: Football Manager 3. Dot is the gal who's never at a loss for words. True, her friendly voice is often heard. Future plans: Air Force. Activities: Commercial Club 13 Bowling 1, 2, 3, Swim Club 2, 3: Junior Achievement 3: GAA 3: Band lg Intramu- rals 3. LAWRENCE C. GERBER Noise in the study hall, look and seeg It must he Larry, who else could it be? Future plans: College. Activities: Band 2, 3, 4, Swim Team 3, 4: .llmior Achievement 33 Year- book Staff 43 Cross Country 25 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4g ,lun- ior Prom Committee: Traffic Squad. ..W'l' KATHERINE FRANCES JOHN A COULD As big as life and full of fun, His monkey shines will ne'er be done Future plans: Navy. Ac tivities: Swim Club 3: Radio Club lg Rocket Club 43 Chorus 4. DAVID CARL HOBART Content to follow when we Iead the way. Future plans: Air Force. Ready to talk, ready to smile, A pal like Kathy's really worth- while. Future plans: College. Activities: Newspaper 2, 3, Editor 43 Chorus 1, 2, 4: Camera Club 1, 2, 35 Ski Club 1, 2, 33 Future Teachers 3, 4: Yearbook 43 Art Club 33 Dramatics 4-3 Junior Prom Committee. ROSEMARY JEANNE HUBBARD A smile on her face is only a mirror of her personality. Future plans: Business School. Activities: Com- mercial Club 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Staff 4: GAA 2. fied RICHARD ANTHONY .IAWORSKI Dick is tall with not much to say: We're sure he's happy in his own quiet way. Future plans: Business School or Army. Activi- ties: Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4-g Baseball 1, 2: Track 3, 41. WGA gum lil, W. -UE wk ROBERT STE HEN KAISER No thought have I but one-and that egad is fun! Future plans: College. Activities: Honor So- ciety 2, 3, 4g Traffic Squad 3, 4: Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 41g Chorus 2, 3, 4-g Zone Chorus 45 Junior Prom Committee: Quiz Team 3g Competi- tive Plays lg Intramu- rals lg Baseball 1. VIRGINIA ALICE .IONAS Smooth runs the water where the brook is deep. Future plans: Marriage. Activities: Yearbook Staff 41: Swim Club 2, 3, 4-g Ceramics Club 23 GAA 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4-g Library Club 2. MJLAMQMYW f wow? . Lcv44ULlF 5 wil Lt fy q frllyib WUl?'ZtiM' V - , I A .,iyf. 'Lily JJ' F i l1iiilD1ilB.J01TNsoN ' True to her word, her' Work and her friends. Future plans: College fMissionary Workl. Ac- tivities: Band 2, 45 Chorus 2g Swim Club 2, 3. DOROTHY MAE KEEFER A willing worker with a helping hand. Future plans: Private Secretary. Activities: Commercial Club 1, 4, Chorus 1. gfCSS .Tm f ROBERT ARTHUR JOHNS Not too serious: a little guy, a good friend in every way. Future plans: College or service. Activities: Ama- teur Radio Operatorg Rifle Club: Auto Me- chanics: District Science Fair Winner 3: New York State Science Con- . Finalist. f u'7,fVf1f:-,ff0'7 LZ: BYRON CYRIL KEMPNEY He wears a smile that won't come off. Future plans: A.T.I. or Service. Activities: FFA 2, 3, 4: Football 3, 45 Traffic Squad 4-g Village Government 1. PETER THOMAS KESLER Sing away sorrow, cast away care. Future plans: Navy. Ac- tivities: Rifle Club 2, 3, 4: Rocket Club 4: Radio Club 2. HENRY WILLIAM KOENIG Hank is probably one of the few who has a good time and gets his work done, too. Future plans: P r e p School, College. Activi- ties: Baseball 1, 2: Foot- ball 2, 3, 4: Golf Team 3: Traffic Squad 4: In- gramural Basketball 2, , 4. g , rvjyslvl vw W, pf, She is as quiet as can be, But pleasant when you get to know her, you'll see. Future plans: Work, Business School. Activi- ties: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: GAA 3, 4: Swim Club 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 3, 4: Yearbook 4. Although he isn't very tall, At witty remarks he's on the ball. Future plans: Navy. Ac- tivities: Senior Band 1, 2: Wrestling 2. KAREN FRANCES KITTS Short and sweet, always with ,a smile. Future plans: Work. Activities: Library Club 2, 3, 4: Newspaper 3, 4: Cheerleader 1: GAA 2: Pep Club 3, Vice President 3: Commercial Club 1. JUDITH ANN LANCASTER The mirror of all cour- tesy. Future plans: Office work. Activities: GAA: Swim Club: Commercial Club. CAROL MARIE KN APP She's the individual who's always kind: That's why the class thinks her quite a find. Future plans: Secretary. Activities: Commercial Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Newspaper 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Jun- ior Prom Committee: Bowling 1, 2, 3: Lead- ers' Club 4. Q- A -sf-,-'iff-i'fZjff,,5Q LINDA ANNE LEHMAN Quick and lively, happy and gay, A smile for all who come her way. Future plans: College. Activities: Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 4, Editor 4: Honor Society 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 4: Class Vice Presi- dent 2, 3: GAA 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4: Citizenship Education Conference 3, 4: Theodore Roosevelt Award Trip 3: Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Future Teachers' Club 3, 4: Quiz Team 3, 4. MERRITT DALE LEHMAN A little bit quiet: a little bit shy: Never- theless, he's a wonder- ful guy. Future plans: College. Activities: Honor Society 4: Traffic Squad 3, Deputy 4: Ring Commit- tee 3g Yearbook 4: Wrestling 3, 4-g Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: ln murals Basketball 3, 43 Var'tyClb3 4. fig ,Magi Wwflffcfiifwt .,f,,f , JERRY EDMUN D McCALLOPS Through sunshine or rain, He is always the same. Future plans: Water- town School of Com- merce. Activities: Li- brary Club 2, 3, 4: FFA. JOANNE MARGARET LILLIE Gym is her hobby, gamw her delight. Her only sorrow is lessons at night. Future plans: Be suc- cessful in whatever I do. Activities: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Leaders' Club 3, 4: Stu- dent Council 1, 2: Chorus 1: Literary Club 2, Co-Editor 3: Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4, Pho- tography 2, 3: Year- book 1. MARCIA ELIZABETH MAROUN Sparkling eyes, and mer- ry laughter, Friends are sure to follow after. Future plans: College. Activities: Honor So- ciety 2, 3, 4: Future Nurses 3, 4: Quiz Team 3, 43 Library Club 2, 3, 4-g Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 43 .lunior Prom Commit- tee: Yearbook 2, 3g As- sistant Editor 4: Student Government Day 3g CAA 2, 33 Chorus 1, 2. RITA F. MAGLIOCCHETTI She teaches us that in life's walk, 'tis better to let the others talk. Future plans: Dental Hygiene. Activities: Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Captain 4: Future Nurses 3, 4: Drama Club Vice President 4: Li- brary Club 2: Senior Executive Committee 43 Yearbook 3, 4: Junior Prom Committee: GAA 2, 35 Treasurer 4. JOHN ARTHUR MCNICHOLS If there is one more flirtatious than 1, he is yet to come. Future plans: Air Force and Photographer. Ac- tivities: Photography Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Year- book 4: Concert Band 1, 2, 4: Projection Club 3, 4: Varsity Football 3: Varsity Baseball lg JV Basketball 19 JV Foot- ball 2g Swim Team 4. CYRENA C. LUNDERMAN Sparkle, pep, vim, and vigor, All wrapped up in a pert little figure. Future plans: Work. Activities: Commercial Club 1. 45 Junior Achievement 43 Bowling 1, 2, 33 Literary Club 4: Swim Club 2, Yearbook Typist 4. THOMAS IRVING MEEHAN With teachers he never could agree, If they'd recite, why should he? Future plans: College. Activities: Varsity Club 3, 43 Wrestling 2, 3, 43 Ski Club 1, 2, 3, Vice President 3, President 4, Traffic Squad 3, 4, Football 35 Zone Chorus 4-3 Chorus 43 Junior Prom Committee: Intra- murals 2, 3, 4g Senior Prom Decorating Com- mittee. RUTH ANN MILLER A joke, a smile for everyone, Meet Ruth Ann and you meet fun. Future plans: University of Maryland at Munich, Germany. Activities: Honor Society 3, 4, Cheerleading 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Assistant Art Editor 4, Future Teachers 3, 4, Intramurals 3, Art Club 3, Camera Club 3, Swim Club 2, 4, Junior Prom Committee. ALBERTA MARLENE MOSHER A laughing eye, a nim- ble wit, A friendly heart, that's all of it. Future plans: Elemen- tary teacher or Business College. Activities: JV Cheerleader 1, Varsity Cheerleader 2, County Chorus 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, GAA 2, 3, Future Nurses 3, Future Teachers 4 5 Yearbook 3, 4. MARY MARGARET MONN ET We hear laughter and see a grin, We know Mary just came in. Future plans: College. Activities: Twirler 1, 2, 3, 4, Head Twirler 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, Class Vice President 1, Stu- dent Council 4, .lunior Achievement 3, 4, Vice President 4, Yearbook 4, Newspaper 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Future Nurses 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee. SONJ A R. NEADOW Though size and weight be small, Friendliness compensates all. Future plans: Secretary. Activities: Bowling 1, Swim Club 1, Ceram- ics 2. BRENDA GAIL MINNICK All who joy would win must share it-happiness was born a twin. Future plans: Nursing School. Activities: Fu- ture Nurses 3, 4, Cam- era Club 3, 4, Swim Club 2, Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, Intra- LINDA GAY MINNICK We twain shall share, forever blessed, a com- plex built for two. Future plans: Nursing School. Activities: Fu- ture Nurses 3, 4, Cam- era Club 3, 4, Swim Club 2, Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3. 'T murals 1 2, . 'gf,L.--Ji' If w U2 my A .5 , W C . ,QLLJLL af DZ ,194 X M iw ' ulffwka Q I if ,Q Cla ew ff I Ovqx. K G, , , y I ROCKY BRUCE VIRGINIA MAY MORGAN Life is like a mirror, reflecting what you do, And if you face it smil- ing, it smiles right back at you. Future plans: College. Activities: Honor So- ciety 3, 4, School Cor- respondent 3, 4, Year- book 3, 4, Assistant Lit- erary Editor 4, Future Teachers 3, 4, GAA 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, Junior Prom Commit- tee, National Merit Rec- ognition Letter 4. NEWMAN The time to be happy is now, the place to be happy is here. Future plans: Army. Activities: Rifle Club 1, 2. JOHN IVAN NINDL In football we have heard him name, Could this be his favorite game? Future plans: Post grad- uate. Activities: Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4. 0 bl . VU or 4' ' :WN ,JN .xv ' . .J Vx w Ov kx.b,vl.L- tx N g th X ', K' , , ', l all a 1 'f.,'x.'l i 1 I K., .WM all J X if + x ' ' L' ' HAROLD PERSHA It matters not how a man dies, but how he lives. Future plans: Work. Activities: FFA 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 2. THOMAS MICHAEL NOFTSIER A smile for every boy and two for every girl. Future plans: Navy. Ac- tivities: Football 1, 3, 4, Swim Team 3, 4, Intra- murals 2, 3, Wrestling 2, Camera Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 2, 3, Library Club 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2. CONSTANCE JEAN PAIGE Cheerful manner, a sun- ny smile, To know her is well worth your while. Future plans: Nursing. Activities: Library Club 1, 2, 3, President 4, GAA 3, 4, Future Nurses 3, 4, Swimming 2, 3, Bowling 2, 3, In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, Band 1. EARNEST FREDERICK PAGRAGAN Get thee behind me, Satan, and push! Future plans: Air Force. Activities: .l u n i o r Achievement 4, Chorus 4, Football 1, Basket- ball Manager 2, Chess and Checker Club 3. JANET EDITH OLIVER Live and learn, Learn to live. Future plans: Work or Watertown School of Commerce. Activities: Commercial Club 1, 2, 3, Library Club 2, PRISCILLA ROSE PHILLIPS Never underestimate the power of a small woman. Future plans: College. Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 4, Quiz Team 4, Future Teachers 3, Vice Presi- dent 4, Art Club 1, 2, President 3, Zone Chor- us 4, Swim Club 2, Bowling 1. Newspaper 2. DAVID PAUL PIERCE Always leave them laughing when you say goodbye. Future plans: Coast Guard. Activities: Rifle Club 3, Swim Club 3. ROBERT GEORGE PIERCE Unthinking, idle, wild and young, I have laughed, danced, talked, and sung. Future plans: College. Activities: Class Presi- dent 4g Traffic Squad 3, 4, Chief 45 Wrestling l, 2, 3, 43 Citizenship Education Conference 3, 45 Intramurals 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Stu- dent Council 3. CHARLES FRANCIS RICHARDS Last night at 12 I felt immenseg Today I feel like 30c. Future plans: To really live. Activities: Basket- ball 1, 23 Baseball lg Football 2. Ra of lrit, light of t, all that's life, s e ta es a part. Future plans: Marriage. Activities: Thespians Vice President 3, Presi- dent 4g Chorus 1, 2: Bowling 1, 2g GAA 2, 35 Commercial Club lg Junior Prom Committee, Swim Club 2g Ring Committee 3. DONNA AGNES SABER A gay laugh, a friendly smile, A cheery word all the while. Future plans: Air Force. Activities: Commercial Club lg GAA 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4 g Treasurer 4g Leaders' Club 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Future Nurses 3, 43 Junior Achieve- ment 3, 4-: Yearbook 45 Swim Team 4. SUE ARLETTE PLOTT She's quite nice looking: she always looks neat. We're sure that her beauty is more than skin deep. Future plans: Nursing School. Activities: Ma- jorette 3, 43 Cheerleading 2g'. Future Nurses 3, 4g Dramatic Club 49 Year- - rs Club boo , Leade 3, J ' r Prom tee DONALD CARLTON QUEARY All the great men are dying and I don't feel so well myself. Future plans: Navy. Ac- tivities: .IV Basketball 2g Intramurals 3, 4. JULIA VIE RICE ture, it comes soon enough. Future plans: Water-g I never think of the fu town School of Com- we .Y X, merce. Activities: Bowl- ing 1, 2, 3, Ceramics 23 Commercial Club 2: Swim Club 2, 3, 4g GAA 3,-4. - BY R I 1 K Y CLINTON PAUL SCHLOOP I worry not for what's the use, Worry bores me like the dence. Future plans: Teach History. Activities: Foot- ball l, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Traffic Squad 2, 3, 4g Intramurals 3, 49 JACO 41: Future Teach- ers 4. GAIL ELIZABETH SCRIBNER Happy, fair, and free, There is' nothing that bothers me. Future plans: Secretarial Work. Activities: Band 13 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 GAA 2, 3g Yearbook 4g Future Nurses 3, 4g Pep Club 2, President 23 ln- tramurals 2, 3, 4. TIMOTHY DAVID STEWART I have been one ac- quajnted with the night. Future plans: College. Activities: Ski Club 2, 3, 43 Swim Team 33 Football 33 Art Club 2g Chorus 1, 23 Physical Education Demonstration 3g Drama Club 33 Year- book 4. KENNETH W. SEARS He speaketh not, but there lies a conversation in his eyes. Future plans: None. SHAWN DUDLEY STEVENS Anything done for an- other is done for one- self. JOHN DALE SPICER This is the lad with the business-like air, Noted for his quietness and well-kept hair. Future plans: Barbers College. Activities: Chor- us 1. it at THELMA LAURA SULLIVAN A pleasant face is a si lent recommendation. Future plans: Work, then marriage. Activi ties: Girls' Chorus 3 Dance Committee. BONNIE RANDALYN SMITH A person to cherish and handle with care, With a talent for friendship that is really rare. Future plans: College. Activities: Class Secre- tary 2, 33 Library Club 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 13 Bowling 13 Yearbook 43 County Band 3, 4. BRUCE BERNARD SWEENEY We think Bernard is rather shy, But with the girls, me-o-my. Future plans: College, then Service. Activities: JV Baseball 13 .IV Bas- ketball 1, 2. Future plans: Army or Navy. ANNETTE MARIE TEHONICA Here's a girl who's liked by all: She's very cute, but not very tall. Future plans: Teachers' College. Activities: Hon- or Society 3, 4: Secre- tary 4: Yearbook 3, Literary Editor 4: Stu- dent Council 4: Future Teachers 3, Secretary 4: Library Club 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: GAA 2: Junior Prom Committee: Marching Band 2, 3: Bowling 1, 2, 3. SARAH JANE WAITE Laugh and the world laughs with you. Future plans: Work. PATRICIA CAROLE VETTER Patty belongs to the carefree half. She is al- ways ready with a laugh. Future plans: Work. Ac- tivities: Ski Club 2, 3: Gym Demonstration 3. WILLIAM PETER WALSEMANN The will to do the soul to dare. Future plans: College Medicine. Activities: Wrestling 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 3, 4: .IV Foot- ball 2: Traffic Squad 3, 4: Swim Club 2. RICHARD JAMES THOMAS A gentleman is a Chris- tian product. Future plans: Be a min- ister. Activities: Football 2, 3: Wrestling 2, 3: Baseball 2. DAVID WILLIAM WAITE In quietness and confi- dence shall be your strength. Future plans: Farmer. Activities: Ceramic Club 2. BARBARA ANN VANDE WATER A cute little dresser with plenty of class. We really go for this kind of lass. Future plans: Brockport State Teachers College. Activities: Cheerleading 1, 3, 4: GAA 2, 3, Treas- urer 4: Vice President: Leaders' Club 3, 4: Dra- matics Club 4f Future Teachers 4: Yearbook 4: Literary Club 3: Chorus 1: Swim Club 2, 3, 4: News Corre- spondent 4. p VJJJ if W .1 ie 'lf Of Hkwjlldwpl C. ROBERT WATERS He possesses a keen sense, common sense, and just a little non- sense. Future plans: College. Activities: Student Council 2, 3: Honor So- ciety 4: Traffic Squad 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Golf 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4: Yearbook 2, 3, 4: Ski Club 2: County Government 3. L Qjlfg C JL lk tp ilwiubiltfcll MARCIA ANN WEBB Sweet personality, Full of rascality. Future plans: Business S c h o ol. Activities: Chorus 1, 2. RICHARD J. WELLS A better joker won't be found, As long as Rich- ard is still around. Future plans: College. Activities: Cross Coun- try 2, 4g Projection Club 2, 43 Band 1, 2, 3: Radio Club 4: Swim Club 3, 4g Rifle Club 4. ft-iw Nl-W wlggiiw-:Ei S ROSEMARY GRACE YOUNGS No signs of loudness does she showg' For peace, she's found, is nice to know. Future plans: Work. DONNA LEE WRIGHT The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. Future plans: School of Commerce. Activities: Yearboog 4 tAdvertis- ing Managerl: Class Secretary 4: Dramafics Club 4 lsecretarylg Commercial Club 3: Fu- ture Nurses 3: Intra- murals 1, 2, 3. MARCIA ANNE WINTERS Fudge and cake and meat well-basted, She makes the best you've ever tasted. Future plans: Work, then marriage. Activi- ties: Chorus 1: Year- book 4-: Bowling 2: ln- tramurals 1. N .Y DIANNE ELSIE WETMORE With a tinkling laugh and a flashing smile, She makes her life well worth while. Future plans: College of Dental Hygiene. Ac- tivities: Chorus 1, 35 Dramatics Club 4: Ski Club 3, 4: Band 1, 23 Cheerleading 1, 2: .lun- ior Achievement 3, 4: GAA 3: Yearbook 4. 1 .E 5 f-X MELVIN LEE ZEHR E K6 DONALD JAMES U ZEMBIEC Facts are stubborn ka - things-especially when Quiet and reserved is the wrong ones appeaxi ,, he: He has never made on my test papers. ' ' '1 , an enemy. Future plans: Workxi 3 Future plans: Service. Activities: Wrestling 3, Q Activities: Rifle Team 4: Cross Country 4. fly 3, 45 Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, ?4g Rocket and Missile UxA3Society 4g Ceramics 2g xxx Swim Club 3, 4. 'Br A 'N-af Typical Hen Party Eighth Grade Graduation, West Carthage STANDING: I.. Lehman, R. Empey, S. Longway, J. Gates, V. Gates, L. Metzger. SEATED: G. Gondek, P. Aubel, C. Sanderson, T. Gondek, R. Waters, S. Neadow, A. Tehonica. FQ . 4 Pierce and Gerber Wow, some change! ,.,, ,767-. , F , tv g,:-T . K A f gt t . A V 2 . ,tg . X 4 V ,,. ll., my if Y K we 5' .' Q ' .S , . ' it a , A i David and Diane Bezanilla, Tim Stewart So that's how it's done, Bill! junior 65155 Ofjwrs SEATED: Karen Lovejoy, treasurer, Diane Bezanilla, president, Maurice Dalton, secr- etary, Patricia Peebles, vice president. STANDING: Mr. Lawrence Kirby, Mrs. Alton Stiles, advisors. SUPPORTING ROLES classmen junior 611155 FIRST ROW: Judy Lewis, Cynthia Higman, Patricia Barden, Helen Huni, Dorothy Lanoue, Sandra Cummins. SECOND ROW: Janet Jones, Gerald- ine Kellogg, Maureen Dalton, John Intorcia, JoAnn Landauer, Jean Land- auer, Wilfred Lewis. THIRD ROW: Richard Crane, Carl Kochubinski, Lester LaGrow, Stephen Crane, Fred- erick Cummings, Edward Jones, Mike Leehy, Ronald Lightholder. FIRST ROW: Linda Stone, Michelle Steele, Gail Walsemann, Sue Tilley, Sandra Ward, Shirley Walter. SEC- OND ROW: Winnie Rice, Barbara Wylie, Ellen Waite, Joan Ward, Jean Ward, Linda Thomas, Betty VanNess, Mary Williams, Mary Willard. THIRD ROW: Sandra Stoddard, Don Van Patten, Charles Williamson, David Topke, Bruce Wardell, Bob Wagner, Arlington Stoddard, Dale Wetsig, Shir- ley Thomas, Joy Steiner. FIRST ROW: Margaret Burdick, Mari- lyn Bray, Barbara Arnold, Carol Bar- tell, Sharon Brown. SECOND ROW: Ann Bennett, Mary Bingle, Patricia L. Clark, Diana Rae Bell, Ann Bailey, Sue Clark, Donna Auberten. THIRD ROW: Diane Bezanilla? Robert Bookser,,Jan Burns, Garry Coughlin, Ron Covey, Thomas Clark, Ronald Austin, Guylene Amodio. 1961 FIRST ROW: Linda Fahsel, Beryl Gamble, Elaine Murphy, Sandra Hig- gins, Shirley Murdock. SECOND ROW: Susan Mooney, June Hall, Jane Fuhrken, Gary Hayden, Eileen O'Dris- coll, Kathleen Flanigan. THIRD ROW: Mary Harper, Charles Oliver, Robert Finer, William Nash, Gary Mushtare, Dick Gamble, Ronald Files. FIRST ROW: Shirley DeLong, Mary Dobransky, Beverly Lowery, Karen Lovejoy, Gail Dubuc, Alverta Dobran- sky. SECOND ROW: Robert Dooley, Judy Miles, Mike Liberatos, Linda Dionne, Ramona Dimock, Bob Love, Carolyn Erwin. THIRD ROW: Gail Lillie, Jacqueline MacVean, Ronald Dutton, Robert Deslardins, Dale Manor, Gary McBride, Maurice Dalton, Earl Endsor, Tom Earle. FIRST ROW: .lunelea Phillips, Nancy Dufresne, Gloria Smith, Linda Reape, Linda Shaw. SECOND ROW: Mary Prashaw, Carol Spencer, Gay Roberts, Alice Pierce, Elaine Perry, Patti Peebles, Dottie Rice. THIRD ROW: Beulah Ormiston, Darwin Queary, Francis Palmer, Phillip Pierce, Rodney Hewitt, Gary Richter, James Smith, Arthur Shatraw. STANDING: Mr. Thomas Habib, Mrs. Allan Mose- ley, Robert Sprague, treasurer. SEATED: Jerry Child, president g .loe Bossuot, vice president, Deanna Dalton, secretary. Saphamvre Zlass FIRST ROW: Larry Russell, Gentry Russell, Shirley Smith, Linda Shettle- ton, Kay Russell, Bruce Smith. SEC- OND ROW: Ronald Selos, Joe Wil- liams, Connie Shannon, Charles Mc- Dermid, Sharon Shortt, Carolyn Rudoy, Richard Sly. THIRD ROW: Bill Rowell, Charles Lennox, Gloria West, Bonnie Mantle, David Lanpher, Dan Martin, Carl Slate. FIRST ROW: Patricia Forbes, Nancy Gates, Sharon Finley, Maxine Farmer, Kathy Eddy. SECOND ROW: James Fletcher, Marguerite Everett, Kay Flynn, Allen Feistel, Mike Flanigan, Cathy Finnegan. THIRD ROW: Nelson French, Joel Fuller, Jerry Gaebel, Gil- bert Gerber, Arnold Failing, Gary Fuller, James Freer. FIRST ROW: Diana Weeks, Dawn Stevens, Joel Smith, Don Taylor, Ann Marie Stanford, Sharon Smith. SEC- OND ROW: Mary Weaver, Edward Ward, Kathleen Thomas, Ted Tibbles, David Weeks, Becky Walker, Linda Ure. THIRD ROW: JoAnn Stiles, Robert Sprague, Elaine Ward, Lyn- wood Zimmerman, Dennis Swem, Brenda Walsemann, Dale Moffett, Thomas Spade. FIRST ROW: Alice Murray, Terry Myers, Kristine Noftsier, Bea- trice Moroughan, Patri- cia Young, Beverly Mc- Intyre. SECOND ROW: John Nichols, Judy Met- calfe, ,Ioan Oliver, Sim- one Minnick, Karen Montgomery, Christine Munger. THIRD ROW: Stanley Moore, Wayne Mcllroy, Donald Morri- son, Walter Moses, Thomas O'Brien, Albert Mosher, Thomas Med- wick. I 962 FIRST ROW: Nancy Butts, Robert Bloss, Nancy Brotherton, Dean Bent, Robert Barker, Suzanne Baranowski. SECOND ROW: Rose Babcock, Jennie Accarino, Michelle Boyer, Linda Boni, Jim Britton, Kenneth Baillargeon, Gene Burke. THIRD ROW: Rose Ar- nold, Kathleen Burns, Phillip Bar- tells, Paul Benson, Joe Bossuot, Brian Brennan, Mary Lee Bach, Wayne Barkley. 796 FIRST ROW: Virginia Clemons, Linda Clark, Carol Covell, Bonnie Clark, Nancy DeForge, Deanna Dalton. SEC- OND ROW: Stephan Clarke, Sharon Covey, James Davis, J e rry Coughlin, Gene Carpen- ter, Roger Draper, Dick Crovitz. THIRD ROW: Nicky Camidge, Gary Deskins, Warren Dor- man, Ted Cox, Kent Cauley, Patricia Clark, Wesley Covey, Jerry Child, Carleton Car- penter. X , 5 'A , Xi ' , ,wi Xl ,X X.-. 4 , 4 AMX V X! X I w X ' N , rx, , 1 FIRST ROW: Linda LaMora, Mary Roderick, Barbara Lancaster, Karen LaJuett, Virginia Phelps, Beverly Rogers. SECOND ROW: Larraine Passauer, Muriel Raymond, Dorothy Phillips, Mary Williams, Janet Riley, Carolyn Robl, Jean Perry. THIRD ROW: James Lancaster, Albert Persha, Marvin Peck, Leo Rennie, Ralph Rivers, Bonnie Palmer, Sharon Pratt, Dianne Wood. FIRST ROW: Joyce Jones, Nancy Hedden, Sharon Hubbard, Marsha Kil- lingbeck, Sandra Jolmston. SECOND ROW: Joyce Illingsworth, Jean Will- mert, Donna Jameson, Donald Gill, Sharon Hughes, Mary Lou Kline. THIRD ROW: Linda Goutremout, Joanne Kotschevar, Ruth Gill, Sharon Johnson, Thomas Girard, Richard Hanna, Edward Hadley. ., ,- W 535 V. -,i-:fj:.513k '--.wi Hreshman Ofhcers LEFT TO RIGHT: David Cole, presidentg Mr. Thomas Gibbons, advisorg Gary Walsemann, vice presidentg Mrs. Henry Gilbert, advisor, Sandra Thomas, secretary-treasurer. FIRST ROW: Robert Champion, Cheryl Connor, Ruth Dutton, Connie Deskins, Chris Doehling, Shirley Downey. SECOND ROW: Linda Countryman, Richard Cloe, Mary Dekin, Lloanne Dalton, Pat Doherty, Ann Marie Coughlin, Robert Cullen, Mary Clark, Linda Cummings. THIRD ROW: Gary Cummins, Tom Eddy, Clyde Cole, Stephen Clark, David Cole, David Clinch, Danny Doane, John Dumaw, Jack Desjardins. FIRST ROW: Sandra Lawton, Dick Huntly, Judy Lehman, Edith LaVancha, James Keefer. SECOND ROW: Pat Marshall, Nancy Lowery, Linda Kots- chevar, Nancy MacCue, Susan Lehman, Sharon LaGrow. THIRD ROW: Linda King, Larry Johnson, Bill Leeder, Terry Hubbard, Robert Martin, Gary La- Grow, Keith Hubbard. greshman glass FIRST ROW: Brenda Rowsam, Cheryl Rueckwald, 'Sharon Snell, Mary Mar- garet Russell, Sonja Siedlecki, Judy Shatraw. SECOND ROW:' Ronnie Rome, Robert Reviere, Wayne Smith, Judy Scee, Joyce Shuman, Carol Rogers, Sylvia Shew, Cheryl Putnam. THIRD ROW: Vernard Shampine, Walt Sheltray, Clarence Putman, Hilda Portas, Paul Petrie, Ray Smith, Carl Pike, John Plumadore, Jerry Rushlow. FIRST ROW: Nancy Terrillion, Linda Van.Patten, Joanna Zeller, Charles Thompson, Sharon Verbeck, Larry Taylor. SECOND ROW: Tom Squires, John Storms, Jerry Waite, Peter Zahn, Sandy Thomas, Jose Soto, Lynden Snyder, Brenda Warren. THIRD ROW: Grady Stewart, Jan Spencer, Timothy Taylor, Gary Walsemann, Dale Thomp- son, Donald Zehr, David Steenburgh, Doug Young, Peter Sourch, Karen Ward, Eleanor Waters. FIRST ROW: Matthew Fletcher, Nancy Genito, Linda Gardner, Cynthia Fletch- er, Carol Harper, Judy Hongo. SEC- OND ROW: Joanne Gardner, Lynda Fowler, Marquita Gill, Dick Fetterly, Richard Finsterwalder, Raymond Fair- field, Sharon Higgins. THIRD ROW: Ralph Harvey, Vickie Frank, Kendrick Grosse, David Hardy, Richard Hansek, Roger Hedden, Noel Harding, Bob Hart, William Finnegan. I 963 FIRST ROW: Berna Arnold, Lynn Bisha, Sally Bishop, Gary Burke, Ger- ald Bray, Patricia Alexander. SECOND ROW: Karen Bent, Patrick Burke, Rita Carr, Paul Bush, John Cassoni, Philip Aylward, Carol Boni, Lorraine Burger, Timothy Bender, Mary Baker, Thomas Cauley. THIRD ROW: Malcolm Bears, Leroy Brigham, Jack Burns, Doug Bacon, Gary Burrows, George Blondin, James Barker, Myra Adams, Fred Brooks, Tom Baker, Sunday Backus, Doug Buzzell. FIRST ROW: Grady Palmer, Sally Murdock, Lynda Murphy, John O'Don- nell, Dawn Morgan, Joanne Parkin- son. SECOND ROW: Loretta Monti- gelli, William Nier, Gary Paige, Peter Patterson, Lois Pierce, Sharon O'Dett, Nancy O'Dett, Virginia Nevills. THIRD ROW: Tim O'Connor, Gary O'Donnell, .lan Metcalf, Pat O'Driscoll, Georgia Moroughan, Randy Newman, Phil Montgomery, Phil Perdew, Stephen Metcalf, Bill Nadola. FIRST ROW: Nina Mutz, Patricia Hill, Molly Myers, Elaine Neadow, Suzanne Kling, Lina LaQuay. SECOND ROW, Joanne Johnson, Susan Moran, Peter Mealus, Helen Overton, Regina Huley, Gloria Kline, John Knapp, Ann O'Brien. THIRD ROW: Judy Orman, Janice Muir, Sandra Mosher, Paula Murphy, Peter Linstruth, Patricia Jones, Judy Mathews, Stephen Klein, Arthur LaMora, Ervin Miller. flyflffl gm FIRST ROW: Ronald Chamberlain, Kim Nurse, Mary Jane Moroughan, Mary Lou Love, Gretchen Smith, Ellen Bran- agan. SECOND ROW: Pamela 'Mehaffy, Stephen Foley, Richard Piere, Phillip Owens, Billy Metcalfe, Sandra McBride, Sue Moore, Cathy Mealus, Mike McGraw THIRD ROW: Linda Schack, Pat Maroun, Lonny Eggleston, Joan Barden, Brett Rowsam, James Oatman, Roberta Place, Chris Rice, Mary Gill, Bill Lom- bard, Rosemary Montresser. FIRST ROW: Tom Beggs, Sharon Barbalich, Nancy Cartin, Marcia Bears, Carol Ambrose, Sue Allen. SECOND ROW: Suzanne Brennan, Richard Adams, Gary Beirman, James Burdick, Mary Benson, June Bingle, Cynthia Af- finati, Max Brzezinski, Carol Carlson. THIRD ROW: George Cassoni, Janeace Arquette, Fred Ballard, Mike Bezanilla, James Carpenter, JoEllen Bennett, Sharon Bach, James Cole, Charles Bums, James Buck. FIRST ROW: Linda Newton, Bonnie Snell, Patricia Wilton, Nancy Wilton, Cheryl L'I'Iuillier, Nancy Schermerhorn. SECOND ROW: Robert Hansek, Geor- gianna Rhode, Kay Scee, Trenna Turnia, Larry LaVancha, Milton Lawton, Edith Sweeney, Ellen Smith, Edmund PelKey, Nancy Shortt, Gary Ruff. THIRD ROW: Douglas Traylor, Richard Turtle, Bill Middlestate, Vincent Simmons, Kenneth Sipos, David Shettleton, JoAnn Kostows- ki, Lelita Lago, Allen Scott, David West, Andy Zehr. FIRST ROW: Virginia Thomas, Eugene eller, Janet Zando, Gary Simser, Fred Webb, Robert Shaw. SECOND ROW: Merlin Tousant, Frederick Williams, Randall Ward, Terry Wilkinson, Judy Wells, Dale Smith, Patrick Sayer, George LaMora, Sally Reed. THIRD ROW: James Taylor, Bob Richardson, Joseph Ventiquattro, Janet Wood, JoAnna Sis- son, Bruce Tiss, Malcolm Wetmore, Donald Swain, Thomas Pridell, Thelma Virkler. FIRST ROW: Jonathan Jindrak, Lynda Montgomery, Billy Litzendorf, Cordon Lewis, Sharon LaShure, Nancy Loomis. SECOND ROW: Clifford O,Donnell, Joyce Cross, Bob Fetterly, Charles Prashaw, Terry O'Shaughnessy, Sharon Lyon, Tom Coldthrite, Stuart Rancier, Sandra Orton, Betty Lomis, Richard Moore. THIRD ROW: Harold Lalone, Shelby Jacoby, Franklin Perrigo, Jerry Mooney, Ronald Murdock, Donna Nut- ting, Sandra Johnson, Sharon Mehaffy, Linda Lancaster, Carol Lyon, Mary Saunders. Mr. Green FIRST ROW: Ronnie Monoghan, Wil- liam Clark. SECOND ROW: Jolm Molnar, Gary Downing, Ed Seamon, Francis Mono, Francis Hall. THIRD ROW: Rosemary Carr, Therman Coller, Jack Dening, Betty Fuller, Dean Kling. I 964 FIRST ROW: Rosemary Clearo, Charlot- te Clark, Mary West, Donna Carr, Evelyn Hunneyman, Mary Ann Genito. SECOND ROW: Susan Hughes, Mary Babcock, Donna Cloe, Ronald Amold, Stephen Glidden, Francis Bacon, Shirley Dekin, Ronald Clark. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Gleason, Donald Gadbaw, Harold Clark, Don Youngs, Joe Goldthrite, Ann Good- heart, Cora Doxtater, I ack Clemons, Marie Bray, Elaine Davis. FIRST ROW: Elizabeth Hervey, Judy Hare, Linda Hall, .lim Fahsel, Barry Combine, Richard Forsyth. SECOND ROW: Sally Ferguson, Tim Goldshury, Larry Eddy, Terry Earle, Nancy Gerber, Patsy Flanigan, Donald Fargo, Joanne Hill, Bonnie Flitcroft, Patty Fuller. THIRD ROW: Eva Fuller, Sheryl Haber- mann, Laurie Dimock, Hollis Bears, Helenrose Delhoney, Kenneth Girard, Linda Cox, Noreen French, .lim Gallo- way, Gerald Egeberg, Reed Crowner. ' f S - Q' 'QL XE w-'W QQ :5'Z: ' .-xft? E 41 '- A -1 ,, aff' i ' ' G 6 v 'Wai' MXL . I Y 8 :-,- . ' 'Q' -J md k 34ia?iM-29Q,2,gg,,,, ' 515,16 Q.. .L,. 'L T A f ' A tg ,Hx Q- :X.........,, ,L L- 2 4 ,. , 5' . 'F 3, M 1 i q X , , A .. , 1 S i is 4 f '. 5 ,4 iFk2'i,?,fi ' 1: zz 2 . sniff QE' 45 w, FIRST ROW: Marsha Smith, Donnie Ransome, Penny Perfetto, David O'Don- nel, Jim Phillips, Betty Peluso. SECOND ROW: Shirley Smith, Sandra Storms, Linda Rello, Guy Rigabar, John Reeves, Larry Swem, Carolyn Mcllroy, Rex Mills- paugh, Sandra Stevens, Carol Rogers. THIRD ROW: Charles Sanders, Milton Sayre, Billy Nettle, Kathryn Rennie, Richard Swan, Joan Sanderson, Joann Miles, Michael Roderick, Donald O'Dett, Sharon Shaw. I 965 FIRST ROW: Anthony Hartl, Georgette Loomis, Duane Manchester Randall Houghton, George McBride, Diane John- son. SECOND ROW: Allan Genter, Betty McKenna, David McLaughlin, Jim Hig- gins, Gerald LaMora, Joseph Malbouf, Ruthy Mack, Donna Jean Morin, Rose Murdock, Gregory McBride. THIRD ROW: Richard Jameson, Connie Morgan, Terry Mather, David Lauber, William Miller, Richard Hayes, Anne Maxwell, Jack Knapp, Linda Hewitt, Peter Med- wick, Tom King. FIRST ROW: Maynard Trombley, Paula Stevenson, Gary Rambone, Gary Shaw, Cynthia Ann Willmert, Barbara Verbeck. SECOND ROW: Frederick Paul Rogers, Wilfred McCue, Gary Steria, Arlene Zehr, George Storms, Bret Walsemann, Adele Sipos, Stephen Sanders, David Sabo, John Vars. THIRD ROW: James Riley, Herbert Sears, Linda Saber, Bruce Walker, Carol Richards, Ronnie Spencer, Elwood Thomas, Gary Tyner, David Van Brooklin, Danny Smith. FIRST ROW: Judy Wood, Robert Han- na, Janice Taylor, Matt Thompson, Michael Tehonica, Rita Stone. SECOND ROW: Marie Zando, Joe VanHorn, Car- olyn Hosmer, John Phillips, Timothy Roberts, Kay Wright, Cordon Stevens, Karen Ward, Charles VanPatten. THIRD ROW: Linda Scee, Elizabeth Tucker, Karen Taylor, Jan Woodhouse, Richard Thompson, James Waite, Francisco To- ledo, Reita Taylor, Peter Moroughan, Eva Sauer. I 965 FIRST ROW: Becky Grau, Karlene Kel- ler, Marcia Johnson, Virginia Bums, Marsha Lowery, Michael Crovitz. SEC- OND ROW: Jacqueline Conley, Donna Nickels, Linda Burger, Bill Davey, Tom Benson, Joe Morgan, Richard McNeil, Lynn Adams, Tina Liberatos, Mary Ellen Yousey. THIRD ROW: Richard Higman, David Chisamore, Linda Jones, John Dorman, Lynda Adams, Stephen Andrus, Sherilyn McFall, Roseann Bintz, Ralph Gaudio, Stuart Finer, Kerry Herbert. FIRST ROW: Robert Burrell, Linda Alexander, Eugene Burgess, Sheila Ful- ler, George Goldthrite, Ronald Barker. SECOND ROW: Marsha Flynn, Gerald Egan, Margie Empey, Doug Fetterly, David Sears, Bobby Fuller, Jacqueline Farmer, Elaine Benson, Stephen Bumup, Linda Genito, Michael Forbes. THIRD ROW: Tammy Earle, Carmon Chabot, Kenneth Deskins, Patty Downey, Norman Barkley, Francis Farr, Vincent Crowder, William Carrell, Diane Gabel, Terry Getman, Georgina Ferard, Isabelle Dis- otell. ,Act I Scene 1 Scene 2 Scene 3 ,flat II ,441 111 Scene 1 Scene 2 Scene 3 Scene 1 Scene 5 Scene 6 Scene T Scene 8 Aff W Scene 1 Scene 2 Scene 3 Back wif ,, Acfivifivs V ,f v Clubs Music Athletics ,, ,,., Football Cross Country Basketball Wrestling Baseball Swimming Golf Cheerleaders mga MM the mirfrs 7, Ring and Prom Committees 7 ,,,. Quiz Team Classroom Participation SENIOR HIGH FIRST ROW: Jane Gates, Mary Bingle, Priscilla Phil- lips, Sharon Brown, Jeannie Landauer. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Henry Gilbert, Maureen Dalton, Ginny Morgan, An- nette Tehonica, Sally Brown, Linda Lehman, Mr. Gilbert Malerk. THIRD ROW: Marcia Marolm, Diane Bezanilla, Bob Kaiser, David Bezanilla, Wil- liam Nash, Robert Waters, Merritt Lehman, Joy Steiner, JoAnn Landauer. The promotion of character, leadership, scholarship and service is the chief purpose of the Robert G. Wallace Chapter of the National Honor Society. To advise the group in its monthly and various special meetings are Mrs. Henry Gilbert and Mr. Gilbert Malerk. The officers are Sally Brown, president, Linda Lehman, vice presidentg Annete Tehonica, secretary, and David Bezanilla, treasurer. Early in the year the students can be heard discussing the acts that are being put together for the Annual Variety Show which is spon- sored by the Society. Much to the enjoyment of the student body, everyone is invited to enter the competition. In November a dignified and solem induction ceremony served to impress the student body with the importance of scholastic achiev- Nafirf al H11 or Saciefy Creating enthusiasm for -superior scholarship, developing loyal pupil citizenship, and stimulating a desire to render service are among the chief endeavors of the National Junior Honor Society. Under supervision of Miss Alice Kapfer, the members try to promote trust- worthy leadeship and encourage the advancement of character. The importance of scholastic achievement in junior high school was stressed by the group when the annual induction ceremony was presented in the auditorium. Officers of the society are Susan Lehman, presidentg Noreen French, vice presidentg Joanne Parkinson, secretaryg and James Galloway, treasurer. CITIEHI. JUNIOR HIGH FIRST ROW: Miss Alice Kapfer, Eliza- beth Hervey, David Hardy, Susan Leh- man, Jim Gallo- way, Helenrose Del- honey, Mary Mar- garet Rusell, Noreen French: SECOND ROW: Joanne Park- inson, Peter Patter- son, Joanne Hill, Judy Matthews, Tom Baker, Patricia Jones, Cynthia Af- finati. 50 . K WW W Q , i if ifvlnf' Y wx fr? 'U 3'5 X sv St :Q as FIRST ROW Mr Kemp Bob Pierce Hank Koemg, Mike Liberatos, Don Van Patten Jim Smith Merritt Lehman Bob Kaiser, David Bazanilla, Clinton Schloop Bill Walsemann Byron Kempney Dick Gamble. SECOND ROW Robert Waters Bill Cole William Eckelman, Tom Meehan, Jim Bums Larry Gerber Dale W6tSlg Maurice Dalton Bob Knapp. Crafic Squad Robert Pierce, chief, leads the Traffic Squad in the regulation of traffic flow through the corridors. This very valuable service club, advised by Mr. Kemp, prevents congestion while classes are passing. The members, divided into two squads headed by 'deputies William Eckelman and Mer- ritt Lehman, help visitors and new students in locat- ing classrooms and other places around the building. These boys, with their red and white arm bands, are a symbol of the cooperative spirit of the students. Oficcrs William Eckelman, deputyg Robert Pierce, chiefg Merritt Lehman, deputy. library Klub FIRST ROW: Jane Cates, Linda Cole, Donna Jameson, Alice Murray, Christine Munger, Diana Weeks, Mrs. Katherine Zecher, Connie Paige, Sandra Higgins, Karen Kitts, Cindy Higman, Barbara Lancaster, Shirley Walter, Sandra De Medo, Karen LaJuett, Annette Tehonica, SECOND ROW: Sally Brown, Terry Myers, Suzanne Baranowski, Helen Huni, Linda LaMora, Jeannie Landauer, JoAnn Landauer, Marcia Maroun, Sharon Johnson, Joanne Kotschevar, Jerry McCallops, Cathy Finnegan, Guylene Amodio, Denise Forbes, Randy Smith, Donna Auberten, Becky Walker. Serving the school, assisting in library routines, book talks to classes, the yearly picnic, book Circulation and Pf0CeSSiHg, reference Pmblems, and PaftiCiP3ti0f1 in the Central New York Student Library Assistants Organization are some of the many activities of the Library Club. The purpose of the club is to be 3 Service to the School, to bet. tel' inform Students Cfmcemiflg b00kS and libraries, to stimulate reading and to build character. Mr. Lawrence Zecher is the advisor assisted by Connie Paige, presidentg Sandra Higgins, Vice presidents and Karen Kitts, Secretary- treasurer. Students at work in the quiet atmosphere of the library. 53 SEATED: Mary Brady, Cathy Finnegan, Carolyn Rudoy, Karen Lovejoy, Kathie Hamilton, Christine Munger, Miss Colburn, Linda Shaw, Cyrena Lunderman, Sandra Cummins. STAND- ING: Mary Monnette, Carolyn Gardner, Betty Van Ness, Kay Andrews, Linda Griswold, Kathlen Flanigan, Kay Allen, Karen Kitts. Hammercial 61110 Mr. Ronald McLaughlin has led many of the business stu- dents in forming one of the most important service orginazations in our building, the Commercial Club. Operating the school sup- plies store and printing the Clarion, our school newspaper, have not only been a benefit to our student body, but these ac- tivities have also aided the com- mercial education of participat- ing students. Leading this club in its all important position are Kay Allen, president, Linda Thomas, vice president, Mary Fletcher, secretary, and Lyle Covey, treas- urer. 54 J G SS rs C' 3 S1- CD H FP 5' CD m E t-1 S. cn ,... O I3 O v-vs Z3 ...Q Janice Colburn, the Literary Club Publishes the Clarion to inform the students of Carthage Central School of the school organizations and their activities. The day students find copies of the Clarion on sale during the lunch period, excitement grows in antici- pation of the latest gossip, club ac- counts, and feature articles. Every- one enjoys reading about interviews with students and teachers, who give opinions on varied subjects, and about the results of the latest record polls. We appreciate the school service rendered by Kathie Hamilton, ed- itor, Karen Lovejoy, assistant ed itorg Chris Munger, business man agerg and Doreen Boshart, ex- change editor. FIRST ROW: Donna Forbes, Nancy Butts, Dorothy Keefer, .lunelea Phillips, Mary Brady. SECOND ROW: Mr. McLaughlin, Lyle Covey, Cyrena Lunderman, Kay Allen, Linda Thomas, Mary Fletcher. THIRD ROW: Carol Covell, Gloria Smith, Carolyn Gardner, Maxine Farmer, Ervina Dekin, Muriel Raymond, Sharon Covey, Kathy Eddy, Elaine Murphy, Shirley Murdock, Mary Williard, Linda Reape. FOURTH ROW: Karen Montgomery, Beulah Ormiston, Linda Boni, Joan Egnew, Judy Metcalfe, Mary Lee Bach, Bonnie Mantle, Kathleen Burns, Kay Andrews, Maureen Dalton, Carol Knapp, Denise Forbes, Betty VanNess. O 50 O FIRST ROW: Robert Harper, Harold Persha, Pete Kempney Edward Jones Gary Miller, Jim Freeman. SECOND ROW: Jerry McCal.lops, Gene Burke, Tom Eddy, Larry Dalton, Marvin Peck, William Leeder, LYIldCIl Snyder, William Nler, Edward Ward, James Davis. THIRD ROW: Arnold Failing, Ronald Austin, ll:laggi1nR1vers, Ronald Selos, Mr. Henry S. Watkins, Bruce Wardell, Cordon DeLosh, Ted Tibbles, Jerry The Future Farmers of Carthage Central School take part in public meetings as a part of the national organization. The boys of this club are studying Vocational Agriculture in school. Mr. Henry S. Watkins advises the boys about financing themselves, -solving their problems, buying and selling co-operatively, and assuming responsibility. The Future Farmers are active in .County F.F.A. Speaking Contests, chapter meetings, and judging. They conduct crop demonstrations, attend leadership trammg sessions, and have exhibits at the Jefferson County Fair. The officers are Byron Kampney, presidentg Harold Persha, v1ce presidentg Edward Jones, secretary, Robert Harper, treasurer, Cary Miller, reporterg and James Freeman, sentinel. Safety is the rule in Ag. 10 class. O O 0 FIRST ROW: Gail Scrib- ner, Judy Lewis, Connie Paige, Sandra Cummins. SECOND ROW: Linda Griswold, Rita Magliocchet- ti, .loy Steiner, Sue Plott, Donna Saber. THIRD ROW: Mary Dobransky, Mary Monnet, Gay Ro- berts, Carolyn Gardner, Miss Mary .lane Kavana- ugh, Joyce Fuhrken, Guy- lene Amodio, Cathy Cartin, Brenda Minnick, Linda Minnick, Barbara 'Wyllie. The Future Nurses Club with Miss Mary ,lane Kavanaugh and Miss Martha Vitlo, advisors, meets every second and fourth Thursday with the Watertown Nurses Club. The purpose of the club is to further the interest of high school students in health careers, anud to better acquaint the members with health procedures. These will carried out when the girls begin work in the Watertown hospitals. The club officers are Rita Magliocchetti, president, Linda Griswold, vice president, Joy Steiner, secretary. The exploration of the opportunities of the teaching profession is the main goal of the Future Teachers Club. Guided by their advisor, Mr. Gilbert D. Malerk, the members of this organization are given an inside view of what a teaching career may involve. Valuable experience in classroom procedure is gained by assisting high school and elementary teachers. Visits to Potsdam and Oswego State gniversities of Education last year offered an accurate picture of college life. Plans to visit other colleges are being made this year. fficers of the vocational club are Jane Gates, presidentg Priscilla Phillips, vice presidentg Annette Tehonica, secretary, and .lohn Franck, treasurer, FIRST ROW: Diana Rae Bell, Karen Lovejoy, Gail Walsemann, Alberta Mosher. SECOND ROW: Annette Tehonica, Priscilla Phillips, Jane Gates, Carol Bartell, Linda Cole, Mr. Gilbert Malerk, John Franck, Diane Bezanilla. THIRD ROW: Kathie Hamilton, Clinton Schloop, Linda Lehman, Ginny Morgan. 0 O Q 56 ll L' 0 FIRST ROW: Mary Fletcher, June Phillips, Shirley Ann Walter, Cyrene Lunderman, Linda Shaw, Gloria Smith, Mary Willard. SECOND ROW: James Barden, Fred Pagragan, Ronald Cole. THIRD ROW: Barbara Arnold, Lois Howard, Sandra Higgins, Elaine Murphy, Patricia Barden, Ervina Dekin, Kay Allen, Mary Mon- rbet, Dianne Wetmore, Linda Griswold, Donna Saber, Shirley Ann Thomas, Lyle Covey, Clinton Schloop, Dave awson. The advisors of the Jaco Midgets Club are Mr. Lawrence W. Lyman, Mr. Gino Zando, and Mr. Ray Lava, representa- tives of the St. Regis Paper Company, who devote some of their valuable time to further the interests of students in this activity. The purpose of this club is to train the members in business procedures. Their activities consist of manufacturing and selling a product. The club officers are as follows: Kay Allen, president, Clinton Schloop, vice prfsidentg Cyrena Lundemian, secretaryg and lim Barden, treasurer. Projccfizfrz 61116 The Projection Club instructs students in the operation of visual aids materials and provides audio- visual service to the school. Mr. George A. Gregory directs the activities of this club. Last year a trip to WCNY-TV in Cham- pion and to WSYR-TV and Syracuse University Collendale Campus, TV headquarters at Syracuse University, were among their activities. As this is merely an informal organization, there is no slate of officers. Steve Clark, Jim Smith, Steve Crane, Mr. George Gregory, Ri- chard Sly. Saaiar Dramatic 61116 FIRST ROW: Donna Lee Wright, Bob Bloss. SECOND ROW: Marg- aret Burdick, Robert Barker, Marilyn Bray. THIRD ROW: Sue Plott, Diane Wetmore, Bonnie Mantle, Mrs. Pickert, JO Ann Reed. FOURTH ROW: Karen Lovejoy, Carolyn Rudoy, Steve Crane, Judy Metcalfe, Sharon Covey, Patricia L. Clark, Kathy Eddy. Mrs. Edwin Pickert strives to create an active interest in theatrical productions among high school students. The Thespians meet every Wednesday night after school to perform pantomimes and short plays. At Christmas time the Thespians entertained the student body with an assembly program. Exeryone enjoyed the typical Christmas scenes. The officers of the club are Jo Ann Reed, president, Rita Magliocchetti, vice president, Donna Lee Wright, secretary: and Donna Saber, treasurer. Miss Elizabeth Tobin directs the members of the Junior Dramatics Club in developing the basic principles of drama and in making this art more realistic to junior high school students. The club activities include the study of dialogues and stage mechanism, presentation of one act plays and panto- mimes, and interpretation of poetry. The officers of the Junior Dramatics Club are Noreen French, presidentg Jacqueline Conley, vice president: and Linda Cox, secretary. 58 jaaiar Dramatic glllb FIRST ROW: John Dorman, Becky Grau, Marie Zando, Karleen Keller, Mary West. SECOND ROW: Joe Morgan, Richard McNeil, Linda Cox, Miss Elizabeth Tobin, Noreen French, Jacqueline Conley, Kerry Herbert, Mary Jane Moroughan. THIRD ROW: Virginia Burns, Tom Benson, Marcia Bears, Ralph Gaudio, -Sonja Seidlecki, Patsy Flanjgan, Rose Bintz, Suzanne Brennan, Mary Ann Genito, Sally Ferguson, Stuart Finer. FOURTH ROW: Mary Marg- aret Russel, Bonnie Flitcrof, Judy Wells, Thomas Squires, Jo Anna Sisson, Lynda Adams, Myra Adams, Sherilyn McFal.l, Jo Ellen Bennett, Mary Babcock, Cheryl Putnam, Lo- rraine Burger, Linda Scee. FTRST ROW: Fred Ballard, Billy Brown, Tommy Beggs, John Houghton, Peter Zahn, Paul Bush, Steven Parkinson, Stuart Fmer, Tom Meehan, Mr. Green, Linda Scee, Rita Stone, Judy Wood. SECOND ROW: JoAnn Parkinson, Jennifer Waters, Linda Cole, Sally Brown, Cathy Finnegan, Sue Tilley, Chris Munger, Linda Lehman, Bill Leeder, Jim Smith, John McNicho1s, Tim ki 61110 Every wintery Saturday at 8 o'clock faithful, enthusiastic members of the ski club await the bus that carries them to Snow Ridge for lessons and a chance to practice snowplows, christies, and many other tums they have learned. The clubs officers, Tom Meehan, president, Sue Tilley, vice president, Linda Lehman, secretaryg and Jim Smith, treasurer, help to achieve the purpose of the organization by promoting an interest in skiing. Stewart, Fred Pagragan. The Rifle Club, lmder the supervision of Mr. Peter Lively, practices each Tuesday and Wednesday at the rifle range of the Carthage Armory. During the meetings membsr learn marksmanship and correct shooting positions as well as rifle safety. This year's officers are Peter Kesler, president, Don Zembiec, vice president, Jan Bums, secretary, and Steve Crane, treasurer. KM' 61116 FIRST ROW: Mr. Peter Lively, Graydon Palmer, Jerry Gaebel, Robert Cullen. SECOND ROW: Peter Kesler, Don Zembiec, Jan Burns, Steve Crane. THIRD ROW: Robert Martin, Stephen Metcalfe, Bob Johns, Phil Perdew, Nelson French, Leo Rennie. 59 Girl ' fenders glllb FIRST ROW: Carol Boni, Gail Walsemann, Cheryl Rueckwalcl, Diana Weeks, Patsy Flanigan Sharon Brown, Marcia Bears, Sally Bishop, Mary Lou Love. SECOND ROW: Patti Peebles, Suzanne Baranowski, Chris- tine Munger, Sally Brown, Rita Magliocchetti, Sandra Higgins, Betsy Hervey. THIRD ROW: Linda Cox, Noreen French, Sandy Mosher, Dotty Lanoue, Kathleen Flanigan, Linda Boni, Susan Lehman, Pat Doherty, Gay Roberts, Roberta Place, Janice Muir, Sally Amo. FOURTH ROW: Karen Vining, Judy Matthews, JoAnn Landauer, Joanne Lillie, Maureen Dalton, Cathy Fin- negan, Dona Saber, Linda Lehman, JoAnn Stiles, Ginger Gates, Connie Shannon, Carol Knapp, Diane Bezanilla, Jean- iie Landauer, Gerry Kellogg. Advised by. Mrs. J ack Shafer and Miss Shirley Bears the girls assist in Physical Education classes and aid in teaching. The girls practice good citizenship and show leadership in the school. All cheerleaders plus girls outstanding in Physical Education belong to the Girls' Leaders Club. In an effort to improve the physical education program, members of the Boys' Leaders Club assist the instructors in gym and pool classes and in intramural sports. The instructors, who also advise the club, are Mr. .lack Shafer, Mr. Dan Navarro, and Mr. Frank Noble. These three men, along with the club members, work toward improving sports at the inter-scholastic level. Henry Koening is president, and Maurice Dalton is vice president. FIRST ROW: Bob Hart, Phil Bartells, Hank Koeing, Roger Draper, Tom Girard. SECOND ROW: Tom Medwick, Tom Baker, Allen Fiestel, Don Van Patten, Dick Gamble, George Blondin, Mr. Jack Shafer. THIRD ROW: Carleton Car- penter, William Nash, Lyn- wood Zimmerman, G e r al d Child, Maurice Dalton, Kent Cauley, Richard Jaworski, Ted Cox, Waren Dorman, Dick Hanna, Joe Bossuot, John Nindl, Leo Rennie, David Cole. Kay ' Leader 61116 Var ify glllb FIRST ROW: ,Clarence Disotell, John Nixrdl, Tom Girard, Merritt Lehman, Hank Koenig, John Intorcia, Bob Pierce, Harry Ames. SECOND ROW: Tom Noftsier, -JQFFY Chad' Dick H'mM',R'cha'd JBYQYBU. Gary Richter, Byron Kempney, David Bezanilla, Mr. Jack Shafer, advisor. THIRD ROW: Bob Wagoner, Bob Waters, Bill Cole, Steve Crane, Bill Nash, William Face, Jim Burns, Gary Coughlin, Leonard Gardner, Bill Eckelman, Tom Meehan, Maurice Dalton. To promote a high standard of athletics and create a fellowship among 'varsity athletes are the purposes of the Varsity Club. These Varsltyllettermen of CCS, advised by Mr. Henry Vetter and Mr. Jack Shafer, sell refreshments at athletic events and help in the promotion of exhibition games. For the past two years the boys have sponsored professional basketball teams such as the Harlem Magicians, who performed before a capacity crowd. Leading the club are its officers: Jim Burns, president: Pete Kempney, vice presldentg Bill Cole, secretary: Merritt Lehman, treasurer. Intramurals, playdays, fun nights, and dances are a few of the many activities of the Girls Athletic Association. Advising the girls are Mrs. .lack Shafer and Miss Shirley Mears. The Club creates an active interest in girls' sports, establishes a more effective sports program for girls, and adheres to the highest standards of sportsmanship. The officers of this organization are Sally Brown, president: Barbara Vande Water, vice president: Linda Lehman, secretary: and Rita Magliocchetti, treasurer. 62444. FIRST ROW: Sally Brown, Rita Magliocchetti, Mary Monnet, Earleen Cook, Nancy Gates, Ann Marie Stanford, Gail Walsemann, Sue Tilley, Karen Laluett, Ginny Phelps, Linda Shaw, Diana Weeks. SECOND ROW: Nancy Brotherton, Deanna Dalton, Nancy DeForge, Carol Spencer, Kay Flynn, Sandra Higgins, Patti Peebles, Gay Roberts, Dotty Lanoue, Christine Munger, Suzanne Baranowski, Alice Murray, Linda LeMora. THIRD ROW: Carol Covell, Julia Vie Rice, Sharon Brown, Sandra Cummins, Janet Riley, Maxine Farmer, Becky Walter, Patricia Clark, Linda Boni, Karen Vining, Eileen O'Driscoll, Diana Rae Bell, Marguerite Everett, Kathleen Flanigan, Joanne Kotschevar, Carol Bartell, Kay Russell, Connie Paige. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Robl, Judith Lancaster, JoAnn Landauer, Joanne Lillie, Maureen Dalton, Connie Shannon, Kathleen Burns, JoAnn Stiles, Cathy Finnegan, Donna Saber, Linda Lehman, Sherry Pratt, Gerry Kellogg. Gene CBYPCHICF, R05Cmary Hubbard, Jeannie Lanpher, Shari Shortt, Diane Bezanilla, Guylene Amodio, Jeannie Landauer, Donna Lee Wright, Donna Jameson. industrial kelafious glllb SEATED: Dave Dillon, Peter Kesler. FIRST ROW: Bob Hare, Wesley Covey, James Fletcher, Stanley Moore, Bruce Smith. SECOND ROW: Colin Lehman, Bob Desjardins, Ron Covey, Thomas Dupell, Carl Ilgochubinski. THIRD HOW: Rodney Hewitt, John Nickols, .Ierry Caebel, Gary Corbine. STANDING: Mr. enzx. 1 The Industrial Relations Club informs the students about the problem of labor and management and acquaints them with the function of labor unions, so they will be better union members. The theory of Mr. Ben Renzi, advisor, is that the students' knowledge of labor unions will make their unions better. David Dillon is president, and Peter Kesler is vice president. METAL SHOP CLASS Mr. Renzi instructs Bruce Smith in the operatlon of a metal lathe. 62 -ll 4lnx r g..,, -V 'AY' ' 1 W 'I-.Q al' ww-W 'QS- ff Ei 6 ww ,jj gg ,. 57 K 1, ff f' N 4 '15 4 V g A H93 xl 2 'T . rx in ,A kg W? fl ix 3- ik? gf' MQ 1' 1 , ,nxf i fgy 1,23 fi at is V Vw ax. Wx KH! YY' . X .' he . A' Y Q' fy qt K 1 L . M ff? , V 'g .W wk xi 2 . Nt if :fiifv . 212Z:':ws 'Nm 654 s W-lil A ig E32 fx aw f D553 A . JW, Why-U, s mx f z X K Q F K 2 X f gm , A12 1 , ' I 2- f:i1Z2W2:55W3-S. W: 8 355 ' 1 ,ESL . . fm A ,,w.ggW ' if B Pete Kempney gains yardage in the Lowville game. SCORES Opponents CCS Indian River ...... 26 12 Camden ......... 6 6 Oswego .-... 33 7 Lowville ...... 0 7 Fulton ....... 0 19 Canastota ,,,. 26 18 Watertown ..... 32 0 Varsity glfllfbllff This season Coach Shafer was faced with the task of rebuilding the team after the loss of most of the starters from his 1958 squad. Due to inexperience and lack of depth, the Comets started slowly. As the campaign progressed, the team gained poise and confidence. After a loss to Indian River the Comets came back in the fourth quarter to tie Camden. Then the team succumbed to a powerful Oswego attack. Carthage's team spirit resulted in two straight victories over arch rivals Low- ville and Fulton. The Comets ended the season by dropping two hard-fought contests to Canastota and to a very superior Watertown Team. FIRST BOW: David Bezanilla, Ken Baillargeon, Clarence Disotell, Len Gardner, Bob Knapp, Bill Face, Tom Noftsier, Bill Nash, Bill Flynn, B111 Cole, Steve Crane, Couglin, Marvin Peck. SECOND BOW: Coach, Ronald Lightholder, Gary Hayden, Bob Pierce, John Nindl, John Intorcla, Tom Girard, Pete Kempney, J im Burns, Jerry Child, Dick Hanna, Gary Richter, Hank Koenig, Coach Berardi, Bob Hanna, manager. fun br Varsity fizfofball ELRST, ROW: Tom CIUIBY. Joe BOSSUOK, Gary Walsemann, Gordon DeLosh, Walter Moses, Stanley Moore, Lynn Zimmerman, Jim Buck, Ron Corey, Vemard BIDPIUG, Warren Dorm-m,.Jan Roms. SECOND ROW: Coach Noble, Ralph Rivers, Dick Crovitz, Bob Hart, Walt Sheltray, Dan Martin, Kent Cauley, Jack Burns, Albert Mosher, Tom Medwiek, 'lom Spade, George Blondin, Jerry Rushlow, Jose Soto, Coach Green. The record of this earis J.V. football team was no indication as to the brand of ball played. Although the team had Y a 1-1-4 record, they displayed plenty of spirit. ln most games, in fact, the Carthage boys gained more first downs and more yards than their opponents, but they lacked a scoring punch In two of the games they lost by only one touchdown. Against d Watertown, which was undefeated and unscored upon, they.moved to the one yard line. Defensively they hit hard, an most teams that they played knew it had been a rough game. From the point of defense and team spirit the season was a success. The Cross Country team headed by Coach Western had its most successful season in a number of years. 'lhailearn showed l great improvement in winning the first dual meet and placing well in other meets with much larger schoo s. e team was paced by the steady running of Leo Rennie and Dick Jaworski. Carthage finished fourth in the Norwood Invitational, fifth in the Gouverneur Invitational, and sevengr in the Watertown C rth uad Invitational. The Comet runners won a dual meet from Gouverneur and lost a dual meet to Lowville. e a age sq finished seventh at the Sectionals in Baldwinsville. Leo Rennie finished sixth out of 95 runners m the mtersectionals at Colgate University. At starting line: Coach Western and John Nichols. FIRST ROW: Bill Walseman, Melvin Zehr, Gary Mc- Bride, Carl Carpenter. SECOND ROW: Leo Rennie, Joel Fuller, Dick Wells, Dick Jaworski, Managers: Jim Carpenter and Tom Pridell. ' 'l 316' tl-.,dJ'fja.-Lt't L Varszi ' f M QQ l J 'fn-efv t ' 7 ' FIRST ROW, left to right: .lohn Frank, John Nindl, John Intorcia, Darwin Queary, Harry mei, Henry 6-ergglff left to right: Walt Sheltray, Dick Hanna, Bob Knapp, Butch Endsor, Maurice Dalton, Gary McBride, .lim Burns, Bob Waters, Bob .f - , 1 Neff' Wagoner, Mr Henry Vetter, Varsity Coach. I Q., Afdvqf ,fag-v'n f K 115 6' fl Lf' 'V 'ew ff-- Despite dire predictions, due to graduation losses and the return of only one veteran, the Comets compiled a credit- able 12-4 record. They defeated all opponents but one, at least once. Their success can be attributed to a fine competi- tive spirit and hard work. They demonstrated excellent teamwork with the brunt of the board work carried by lanky Bob Wagoner and team captain, Jim Burns. Outstanding defensive play marked the squad's performance throughout the season. Big Bob Wagoner was the Comet's chief offensive threat. However, fine jump shooting by Jim Burns, and the rapid improvement of Maurice Dalton contributed much to the success of the season. The set shooting of John Nindl and .lohn Intorcia along with their fast break scoring rounded out a team which provided exciting evenings. Much must also be attributed to a hard-working second string who gave fine spot performance at various times. The Comets were defeated by Watertown 4-8-56 in the league playoffs. Clayton .... Carthage, Clayton .... Carthage. Lowville ....... ....... C arthage. Fulton ......... ...,... C arthage. Boonville ..... .,,.... 4 I Carthage Oswego Carthage Fulton ......... .....,. C arthage Watertown ...... ....... 6 9 Carthage Indian River Carthage Boonville .... Carthage Oswego ....... ....... 3 4 Carthage Watertown ...... ....... 6 1 Carthage Indian River Carthage Academy ........ ....... 5 1 Carthage Lowville ...... Carthage Academy ...... - ........... 65 Carthage.. iunivr Varsity Left to right: Warren Dorman, managerg Coach Daniel Navarro, Bob Hanna, manager. SECOND ROW: Gentry Russell, Phil Bartells, Albert Mosher, Joe Bossuot, Robert Sprague, Jerry Childs, Stanley Moore, Carleton Carpenter, Wayne Mcllroy, Lynwood Zimmerman, Walter Moses, Kent Cauley, Dick Crovitz, Roger Dra- per, Mike Flanigan. Coach Navarro's Junior Varsity Comets had a successful record of ten wins and six losses. The Carthage juniors finished with a league record of six wins and four losw, finishing third. The team took two victories each from Lowville, Clayton, and Indian River, and one each from Watertown, Augustinian Academy, Boonville and Oswego. They lost twice to Fulton and once to Augustinian, Watertown, Oswego and Boonville. Coach Navarro may look forward to a successful season next year with an undefeated freshman team moving up. The Carthage Freshman basketball team, coached by Mr. Thomas Gibbons, finished an undefeated season with an un- blemished 16 and 0 record. The Freshman Comets averaged 29.4 points per game while allowing only 16 points per game for the opposition. Scoring among the four regulars was evenly divided among .lan Spencer, John Dumas, Joe Ventiquattro, and Dave Cole. Fifth man duties on the squad were very adequately handled by Denny Fauvelle, Bob Hart, Tom Cauley, and Phill Montgomery. The Freshman team won two victories each from Lowville, Watertown, Fulton, Oswego, and Indian River and won one game from Adams. Freshman Kaskcfball FIRST ROW: Ken Gleason, J an Spencer, Den- nis Fauvelle, Gerald Egeberg, Buddy Cole, Pat Maroun, Tom Cauley, Clifford O'Donnell, Ray- mond F airfield, Joseph Ventiquattro, Phil Mont- gomery, Bob Hart, David Cole, John Dumas. SECOND ROW: Pat Sayer, Coach Gibbons, Allen Feistel. Varsity Wrestling FIRST ROW: Dick Fetterly, Bo b Pierce, George Blondin, Ronald Lightholder. SECOND ROW: Gene Burke, Merritt Leh- man, Gary Richter, Tom Meehan. William Eckelman, Mr. Fred March. Carthage 31 - Indian River 21 Carthage 3 - Gouverneur 41 Carthage 14 - Lowville 34 Carthage 18 - Clayton 29 Carthage 40 - Adams Center 6 9 Carthage - General Brown 39 Carthage 31 - lndian River 20 Carthage 16 - Lowville 36 Carthage - Adams Center 18 5 Carthage - Watertown 19 34 Cartha e 19 - Watertown 24 27 Carthage 21 - General Brown 27 The Carthage Varsity Wrestling Team, coached by Mr. Fred March, did exceptionally well by taking fourth place a I the Ontario League Tournament. Gilber Gerber, and Bill Eckleman won first place trophies in their weight classes. Ron Light- holder won second place, Bob Pierce and Dick Crane won third place and Cary Richter won fourth place in their individual weight classes. .The JV's, coached by Mr. Lyle Green, won six and lost four matches. Many of the ,IV's had to wrestle for the varstty at times. They did a fine job and should show great strength next season. Wrestling FIRST ROW: Jerry Rushlow, Tom Medwick, Tom Girard, John Gould, Gary Burke. SECOND ROW: Clarence Disotell, Bill Sears, Butch Shampine, Mr. Lyle Green, James Buck, Ted Cox, Tho- mas Earle. Varsity Kasaaall SCORES Opponents C.C.S. Clayton ..,.,, ......,,,,,...,,,,,,., 0 8 Gouverneur ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,--,,,,,, 2 5 Lowville ...,.,,,.......,......,,,,,,,,,w 10 19 Vernon-Verona-Sherill ...,,,.,.. 6 1 Vernon-Verona-Sherill ...,..,.,. 3 7 Indian River ,..,.. 1 ,,,,,,.,,, ,, 0 11 Watertown ,,.......,...,.... .,,.1, 1 1 9 Clayton ............ 0 6 Indian River A 2 ll Lowville ...... 6 3 Couverneur ..,. ,...... 6 4 Watertown ...... ...,.. 1 3 1 Lowville .,.... .. 4- 8 Watertown ....,. .. 8 3 FIRST ROW: John Blondin, Ernie La Pierre, Irv Davis. SECOND ROW: Bob Finer, manager, Harry Ames, John Nindl, Ted Wisner, Maurice Dalton, Dick Powell, Walt Moses, manager. THIRD ROW: Bob Pierce, Clinton Schloop, Jim Bums, Jack Faunce, Coach Navarro, Dave Childs, Len Gardner, Steve Phelps, Merritt Lehman. The Comet varsity baseball team had a victorious eight and six record for the 1959 season. Coach Navarro's team won from Clayton and Indian River twice during the regular season and once from Lowville, Vemon-Verona-Sherill, and Cou- vemeur. The Comets lost two hard fought contests to Watertown during the regular season and one each to Lowville, Govemeur, and Vernon-Verona-Sherrill. The Comet's leading hitters were LaPierre and Lehman with averages over 400. Len Gardner led the pitchers winning five gamesg Faunce, Burns, and Blondin won one game apiece. Blondirfs win was a no-hitter in which only one man reached base. Carthage clinched the northem division of the North Central A League by defeating Lowville in a playoff game. The Comets then lost the league crown to Watertown. Baseball The Comet J.V. base- ball team ended a suooess- ful season with a record of five wins and two losses. Coach Hurley's aggregation triumphed over every op- p o n e n t but Watertown. Intorcia led the hitters with an average of .727. Mosher paced the pitchers winning three gamesg McBride and Knapp won one game apiece. FIRST ROW: George Blondin, Bill Nash, Gentry Russell, Ralph Rivers. SECOND ROW: Bob Knapp, John Intoreia, Art Shatrnw, Jerry Child, A1 Mosher, .Tim Freeman. THIRD ROW: Mike Flanigan, Phil Banells, Coach Hurley, Bob Wagoner, Gary Coughlin, Ken Baillnrgeon. 73 QW Left to right: Bob Waters, Bill Brown, Dave Richardson, Tom Vande Water, Les Allen, Coach Vetter. The Carthage golf team had a successful season in its first year of existence. Coach Vetter's Golfers tumed in a season record of five wins and two losses. The Comet linksmen scored one victory each over Lowville, Gouverneur, and Ogdensburg. The golfers won twice from Boonville and lost one match each to Lowville and Gouverneur. The Carthage team finished second in the area playoff. Dave Richardson, Carthage medalist, qualified for the Section III Tournament. Dave then qualified for the intersectionals at Amsterdam. Coach Vetter may look forward to a rebuilding task next season since Dave Richardson, Bill Brown, Tom Vande Water and Les Allen were lost through graduation. The Comet swim team has participated in meets with four other schools this year. Coach Tom Habib's mermen lacking depth and experience have had a successful season against much larger schools considering their handicaps. The Comets have shown real strength in the relay and freestyle events. Coach Habib's squad has too few members to make an extremely strong combination. The Comets have swum against Baldwinsville, Rome, New Hartford and Lowville this year. Swim Umm Left to right: Bill Cole, Grady Stewart, Bill Face, Larry Gerber, Ted Bears, Dick Gamble, Dave Bezanilla, Tom Noft- sier, Gary Walsemann, Mike Leehy, Dave Steenburg, Doug Buzzell, Coach Habib. 3 , W, .. yi K y 1 , ,gas ,ggi ff K X L f s ' 1 D S i s , ' i ff Q I in ,. -fs-'if if ,,,A. 2 W Jw' -v ,Q M1 x ga 4 fi Q ,. , 1' Y S MQ 'iq-aff .st mf m ,.. ,V.k , QW: ffl f ' -'I , 1: I ' M?f?w Wil 1 4 gfgi f , 4, g 'MS wv'iqx,,,Zr ,, ' .f ff? G gs Q 5 M, 'fam . ,ma W .4 ' x x mz1KwwJwpX,f,., Mgr' 12111 w',f',1',f1g35p,,i: '. v , 151-lb ,x5:,?',:-:LJ - ,-Qdzxfififligaff-f v ff Y Quiz Team: Although our Quiz Team was defeated by two points in its first bout with Im- maculate Heart Academy, it showed promise for scholastic achievement. Our school is very proud of Priscilla Phillips, Marcia Maroun, Linda Lehman and David Bezanilla, who represented us on WATN at the Challenge Quiz Program. 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