Carthage Central School - Carthadian Yearbook (Carthage, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1963 volume:

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Row three: Buddy Cole, Pete Patterson, Linda LaQuay, Georgia Moroughan, Susan Lehman, Barbara Danks, Pat O'Driscoll, Myra Adams, Paul Petrie, Mike Lu, George Blondin, Matt Fletcher. A MESSAGE FROM THE EDITOR - In December of 1958 the construction of the new Carthage Central Junior-Senior High School was com- pleted-a dynamic structure. But the architectural beauty of the building only exemplifies the greatness of the STAFF Editor Paul Petrie educational structure therein. Literary Editor Susan Lehman Builders construct buildings to be useful, and erect Assistants Sheryl Haberman them solid and firm. This is also the aim of the educators Senior Page Editor Assistant Art and Layout Editor Assistants Sports Editor Business Manager Typing Editors Assistants Advisors Elizabeth Hervey Mary Margaret Russell Carol Rogers Peter Patterson Susan Moran Kathleen Morris George Blondin Ann Marie Coughlin Judy Hongo Mary J o J amba Linda Gardner Judy Scee Loretta Montigelli Karen Ward Mr. Joseph Maslanik Mr. Everett Carlson Mr. Thomas Habib Mrs. Allan Richardson Mrs. Robert Waters in developing the student. Education's aim is to produce useful members of society benefitting not only them- selves but their community, their country, and their God. It strives to make them firm, able to face and conquer the problems which will encompass them in their lives. Just as the mason lays brick upon brick to build an edifice, our teachers develop the minds of our young people 'Lbrick by brickj' so they may grow to become intelligent, effective adults. But just as fine buildings need good builders, a fine education needs good educators. The educational structure is far more important than the physical structure. The intangible attributes are of much more value than the tangible, for they affect our characters and our minds. These are what we will carry with us through our lives. We should realize this, and if we are to benefit from them, We must make the fullest use possible of all the opportunities offered in our school, intangible as Well as tangible. 'Q BOARD OF EDUCATION Row one: Mr. Benjamin Finer, Mr. Franklyn Beggs, Mr. Don A. Gladle, Mrs. Malcolm T. Bears, Mr. Maurice Morgan. Row iwo: Mr. Lawrence Leddy, Mr. Albert Clarke, Mr. Earl French, Mr. Glenn Noyes, Mr. Lawrence Lyman, Mr. Wilfred J. Rushman. Mr. James Kemp, vice-principal,- Mr. John Flanigan, jr. high principalg Mr. Wilfred Rushman, supervising principal, Mr. Earl French, district supervisory Mr. Louis J. Hervey, high school principal. ADMINISTRATION r Y 2 l J J .. ' 3 'lr Sm V . . , . . .. Z 11 2 fr Q, K Qi 'rec 1 -s....3..,, Upper lejtvSECRETARIAL STAFF: Mrs. Lloyd Eldridge, Miss Janet Peebles, Mrs. John Burns, Mrs. Robert E. Getman, Mrs. Laurence Knapp, Mrs. Gwynne Whiting, Mrs. Donald De Mers, Mrs. John La Claire, Mrs. Laurell Swan. Miss Mary Jean Magliocchetti. Upper right-MAINTENANCE: Mr. Edward Jaworski, Mr. Ronald Guyette, Mr. Lyle Reviere, Mrs. Percy Flynn, Mr. Peter Ginger, Mr. Carleton Putman, Mr. Warner Peck. Left-CAFETERIA STAFF: Row one: Mrs. Cecil Gates, Mrs. Harold Ferguson, Mrs. John Croitz, Mrs. Harry Gates. Mrs. James Jameson, Mrs. Vito Magliocchetti, Mrs. Edwin Doherty, Mrs. Harold Goetz, Mrs. John Stiner. Row Iwo: Mrs. Theodore Rome, Mrs. Elmer Walsh, Mrs. Thomas Ward. Mrs. Jacob Houppert. Mrs. Harold Campany, Mrs. James McKenna, Mrs. Lhyle Terrillion. or A 3 .ffl BUS DRIVERS: Ken Forney, Paul Waite, Vere Humes, John Makuck, Fred Stott, Frank Sech, Ray Ormiston, Bob Davis, Clarence Schack, Howard Ure, Alfred Miles, Harland Campany, Henry Gilbert, Carl Spicer, Don Langdon, Floyd Lewis, Carl Reynolds, Clarence Osborne, Fred Fleming, Bernard Higby, Charles Rivers, Lee Rowley, Lee Rutledge, Clarence Shampine, John Alexander, Bob Hunkins, Toby Dockum. 39' Upper left-LANGUAGE ARTS: Mrs. Robert Waters, Mrs. Alton Stiles, Mrs. Edwin Pickert, Miss Hilda Clark, Mr. Ellis Martin, Mr. Joseph Maslanik, Mrs. Orville Munger. Center left-BUSINESS EDUCATION: Mrs. Lawrence Byrnes. Mrs. Allan Richardson. Miss Rosemarie Gnall, Miss Helen Hughes. Lower lefr-SCIENCE DEPARTMENT: Mr. Glenn Ball, Miss Grace MacMillan, Mr. George A. Gregory, Jr Upper righl-FOREIGN LANGUAGE: Mrs. Leonard Nevin, Mrs. James Fleming, Mrs. Joseph Giblin. Cenier right-MATHEMATICS: Row one: Mrs. Richard Horning, Mrs. Henry Gilbert, Mrs. John Scanlin Row two: Mr. George Gamble, Miss Fannie Carroll, Mrs. John Flanigan, Mr. Harwood McSweeney. HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Center left-GUIDANCE: Mr. Gilbert Malerk, Mr. Alfred Craner, Miss Dorothy Arthur, Mr. Henry Schick. Lower left-CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION: Row one: Miss Alice Kapfer, Miss Sadie Clarke, Mr. Thomas Moses, Mr. Thomas Habib. Row two: Mr. D. VVhitney Coe, Mr. Joseph Giblin, Mr. Donald McGrath, Mr. Richard Goodspeed, Miss Dorothy Bowman, Mr. Thomas Gibbons. Upper right-HEALTH: Miss Mary Jane Kavanaugh, Mrs. Willard Schutt. Center right-INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND VOCA- TIONAL AGRICULTURE: Mr. Joseph Shambo, Mr. William Martle, Mr. Robert Neely, Mr. William Lennon, Mr. Henry Watkins, Mr. Benjamin Renzi. Lower right-PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Miss Ann Fleischmann, Miss Shirley Bears, Mr. Frank Ruane, Mr. George Maurer, Mr. Barry Mynter, Mr. Daniel Navarro. i Iris? e AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE EXCHANGE STUDENT To The Carthadian: As I open my diary to the date-September 5th, 1962-I can see vividly engraved in my mind all the events of my first day at Carthage Central School. This date will be always remembered as the beginning of the most wonderful, the most unforgettable, the most exciting, and the happiest year of my life. Going back further in the yellowing pages of this diary, I cannot find in any other periods of my brief existence a single mention of as much happiness and pleasure as the present ones. The undeniable amiability bestowed upon me by the teachers, by the officers, and by the students of this school, is for me an expressive and clear exam- ple of American friendliness and good will. Though I have traveled almost all around the world-from the far East to the West, from the South to the North-it was only here, in the community of Carthage, that I found the most precious thing on earth. It is not made of gold, it is not made of clay, but it is made of human sentiments. It is what I call real friendship. The dearest portion of my heart is dedicated to all the friends I have made during my short stay here. Soon, I will have to depart, leaving behind this beloved town of Carthage. Too many fragments of my heart have I scattered this year, and too many are the enchanted memories that I collected forever. I cannot with- draw from them without a burden and an ache. Good-bye, my friends . . . Forget not that I shall come back to you. ma ofa. Facing page SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Sealed: Mrs. Henry Gilbert, Mr. Thomas Gibbons, Matthew Fletcher fpresidentj. 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Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4 fVice President 333 FTA 3, 43 Biology Club 23 GAA 2, 33 Carthadian 43 Senior Play CStudent Direc- torjg Junior Prom Committee. PATRICIA ANN ALEXANDER Secretary . . . Pat . . . wants to learn to drive . . . If at hrst you don't succeed. Chorus 2. BERNA ARNOLD Oh, my gosh! . . . beco Senior Play3 Clarion. PHILIP AYLWARD Phil . . . attend college. Rifle team 2, 3. me a secretary. f 7 7 SUNDAY K. BACKUS Nurse . . . Oh, come, now! . . . wants to see Hawaii . . . attend Pauldinelv School of Beauty Culture. FNA 3, 43 GAA 1, 23 Intramurals I, 23 Senior Play3 Carthadian 43 Clarion 4. THOMAS WILLIAM BAKER Yogi . . . The one who laughs last, laughs best. . . . College. Varsity Club 3, 4g National Honor Society 1, 3, 43 Baseball I, 2, 3, 4g Football 2, 3, 43 Boy's Leaders Club l, 2, 43 CE Con- ference 3, 43 Trallic Squad 4g Ring Committee 3. MALCOLM T. BEARS III Teddy . . . Mortal . . . college . . . swim two lengths of the pool underwater. Swim Team 1, 2, 3, 4 fCo-captain 313 Intersectional Swim Team 2, 3, 43 Tennis 2, 3, 43 Cross Country 3, 43 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Traffic Squad 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 2, 3, 4. TIMOTHY BERNARD BENDER Tiny Tim . . . Let's go to Watertown . . . college . . . electrical engineer. Tennis 23 Rifle Club 33 Chorus 2, 33 Senior Play. x Q ggi,-' KAREN LEE BENT Blondie . . . Oh . . . Marriage . . . wants always to be happy. Intramurals 1, 2, Gym Demonstration. GEORGE EDWARD BLONDIN Blondie . . . Don't worry about it! . . . College . . . own a Corvette. Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Wrestling lg Basketball 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 CTreasurer 3, Secretary 435 Carthadian 4, CSports Editorjg Clarion 4, fSports Editorjg Traffic Squad 4. CAROL SUE BONI Basketball star . . . become an R.N. F.N.A. 3, 4, fSecretary-Treasurerjg Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Library Club 3, 4, CPresidentJg Senior Playg GAA 1, 2, 3g Leaders Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals i, 2, 3. FRED ROBERT BROOKS J, Edgar . . . college . . . travel to France . . . Hunter Fred. Track 1, 3, 4g J.V. Basketball 2, Biology Club 2. ,ff 'hw' 'lhs...n LORRAINE ANN BURGER Burger . . . wants to join the Navy . . . attend college. Student Council 4, Zone Chorus 2, 45 Biology Club 23 Cheer- leading 25 Spring Concert fPotsdamJ I, 2, 35 Carthadian 4, Senior Ball Committee. GARY BURKE Gar . , . get rich . . . Tl1al's the breaks . . . be in the Olympics. FFA 2, 3, 43 Cross Country 1, 23 Intramurals I, 23 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 43 Swim Club 1, 2. JACK DARRELL BURNS U. S. Navy . . . live in Hawaii . . . That's the way it goes. Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 CVice Presidentjg Traf- fic Squad 3, 4 CChiefJg Senior Ball Decoration Committee, Executive Committee 3g Junior Prom Committee. GARY E. BURROWS Do unto others before they do it to you . . . plans to be an auto mechanic . . . work in the conservation department. bw- lln-5 .1 t Citg- , R DOUGLAS HOWARD BUZZELL Buzz . . . I'll say . . . Navy . . . became an airplane pilot. Swim Team 1, 2, 3. 43 Gymnastic Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 3, 4g Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g FFA 1. JOHN PAUL CASSONI Tlmr's beside the point. . . . Chemist . . . live in Los Angeles. DIANA ROSE CLARK Try to lzelp others. FHAQ Intramurals. STEPHEN CLARK Nice . . . College. Rifle Club lg Track 3. 'Qin W Quo Yummy DAVID W. CLINCH Dove . . . Put it in your pocket. wants to own a Corvette. Tennis 2g Quartet 2, 3, 43 Football 4g Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Zone Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD CLOE Dick . . . Do unto otlzers as you would have done unto you. . . . service. WILLIAM J. COATES Bill . . . Good morning . . . Our Frankie Fontaine . . . WJHIS to OWN ll C0l'l'6lf6. Track 2, 3. ROBERT JOHN CULLEN II Bob . . . lt takes two to tango . . . Military Service. Golf Club lg Swim Club lg Rifle Team 1, 2, 3, 4g Senior Play. GARY CUMMINS Trtivifl Around the world . . . lt's a great life if you dorz't be strong. . . . After grfiduntiorz-A ir Force. LINDA LORRAINE CUMMINGS Lin . . . attel1zlBi4sif1es.s' College . . . Visit Switzerland Commercial Club 4g Curtlmrliun 4g Junior Prom Committeeg Chorus 1. JOANNE MARIE DALTON Jo . . . Yeh, but . . , college . . . secret ambition- tlzat would he telling. Cheerleading lg Student Council I, 3g Executive Council 4g GAA 1, 2, 3, 4g Intramurals 1, 2, 3g Senior Playg Junior Prom Committee 3, Commercial Club 4. CLYDE ALDEN COLE Buddy Sunshine . . . Mona . . . wants to bowl against Don Carter! Bowling Team lg Basketball Ig Swim Team 2, 3, 4g Senior Playg Traffic Squad 4g Gym Demonstration lg Biology Club 2g Junior Prom Committee 3. CHERYL ARLENE CONNOR Inky . . .Nursing School . . . our library girl! Biology Club 2g FNA 3, 43 Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Playg Cartlmdian 4g Senior Ball Committee. ANN MARIE COUGHLIN Annie . . . Oh, fiddle frzdrllcf' . . . Michigan State . . . Wants to visit Europe. Curtlzndiun qBusiness Managerbg Commercial Club 4g Senior Chorus 2, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus lg Junior Prom Committee. LINDA LEA COUNTRYMAN Lynn . . . You know . . . Secretary-bizsiness school . . . Visit Paris. Commercial Club 4, Cnrtlmdian 43 Intramurals 1, 2. ffl BARBARA JANE DANKS Barb . . . Really? . . . missionary . . . nurse. FNA 3, 4 CPresident 43, Zone Chorus 4, Chorus 1, 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Dance Band 3, 4, Marching Band 3 4, 'Qi' ,-22,4 nw, Ax CHRISTINE ANN DOEHLING Chris . . . Let's have a party . . . beautician . . . own a Pontiac Tempest lredj. SHIRLEY MARIE DOWNEY Shirtail . . . What the heck . . . plans to marry . . . would like to help the sick and needy. JOHN DUMAW Elgin Baylor . . , What catastrophic reason prevented you?' . . . attend college at Oswego . . . wants to score 101 points. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Leaders Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Biology Club 2, Varsity Club 3, Leather Club 4, Band 1, 2. 1 THOMAS EUGENE EDDY Tom . . . Don't get shook. . . . farming . . . moveto Florida. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 fPresident 41, Wrestling. Senior Play. JUDY ANN DAVIS Really! l don't believe it. . . . secretary . . . marriage. Senior Play, Senior Ball Committee, Carthadian 4. CONNIE DESKINS Oh, well . . , marriage . . . buy a house trailer. FNA 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3. DANIEL FREDERICK DOANE Cows , . . How about that! .... s ecret ambition-too secret to tell . . .service . . . college at Potsdam. Zone Chorus 2, 3. 4, Tennis 3, 4, Quartet 3, 4, Male Chorus 3, 45 Senior Play 4, Dance Band 3, 4, Thespians, Marching Band l, 2, 3, 4. M -E- has-2 img, RAY FAIRFIELD Sonny . . . 'lWhere's Carol? . . . Navy somebody. Basketball Ig Baseball 2. DICK FETTERLY D0n't bug me! . . .graduate . . , work. Wrestling 1, 2, 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 3. WILLIAM FRANCIS FINNEGAN, IR. Sigh no more, girlsg sigh no more! Bill' harem . . . law. DICK K. FINSTERWALDER . . . wants to become s here. . . . Have a Squid . . . Don't sweat the minor details . . . service . . . z ark wants to be another Fireball Roberts. Swim Club 13 Local 999 Union Shopg Wrestling 4. Hia warts t i f 'Zi' H-...ak Q'--ur CYNTHIA ANN FLETCHER Cin . . . Oh! Tig . . . nursing . . . to travel. Thespians 23 Commercial Club 43 Senior Play 4. MATTHEW ROYAL FLETCHER Snoz . . . I don't know . . . college . . . wants to run cross country in ten minutes. Cross Country 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 2, 3, 43 Biology Club 23 Quiz Team 43 Traffic Squad 43 Carthadiang Class President 3, 43 Intramurals 4. KAROL ANNE FLYNN Poodle . . . Oh! Really . . . be a woman astronaut. Intramurals l, 2g Biology Club 2 fSecretaryj3 GAA 3, 43 Com- mercial Club 3, 4 CVice Presidentjg Carthadianf Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Ball Committeeg Thespians 4. LYNDA FOWLER Lindy , . . Oh yeah! . . . travel around the world. FNA 43 GAA l, 23 Intramurals 13 Senior Playg Carthadian LINDA GARDNER Little Senior . . . I emtn't . . , Beantician School . . . meet Fabian and move to Connecticut. Cartliadian 43 Senior Play 4g Junior Promg Commercial Club 45 Senior Ball 43 Intramurals I, 3g Leather Craft Club 4. NANCY JEAN GENITO Nance . . . Dan't be ridie11laus . . . take a trip to Hawaii. Commercial Club 4g Senior Playg Intramurals 1. KENDRICK F. GROSS Nat . . . I live to make people laugh. . . . Secret Ambition- Let's keep it secret. Track Manager 3. NOEL VICTOR HARDING Let's skip school and go llllllllllgu . . . College . . . be a bum. Basketball 2, 3g Track 2, 3, 4g Football 35 Cross Country 43 Varsity Club 3, 4g Senior Ring Committee. has ips-gs-Q4 Wav' . ilu...-' DAVID WILLIAM HARDY Rafe . . . 1 do not care to continent at this time. However, . . . become a member of the Olympic Track Team. Track 1, 2, 3, 4g J.V. Basketball 2g Intramurals 3, 4, Junior National Honor Societyg Biology Club 2. ROBERT F. HART Bob . . . Yes, but . . . college . . . earn lots of money. Football I, 2. 3, 43 Baseball 23 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Traiiic Squad 3, 45 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. RALPH WARREN HARVEY Rue all . . . Lafayette, we are here! . . . service . . . wants to sky dive. Cross Country I. 45 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Playg Senior Ball. SHARON LEE HIGGINS Lee . . . Oli, Clit it out. . . .office work . . .marriage . . . wants to travel. Commercial Club 4g Senior Playg Cartlzadian 4. 'YOU RICHARD HUNTLEY Dick . . . wants to graduate from high school, then college or service. J.V. Baseball 25 Swim Team 2. MARY JO JAMBA Jo . . . Well how should I know? . . . wants to go to business school. Transferred from Mexico, New York Band 1, 25 One-Act Plays I5 National Honor Society 3, 45 Commercial Club 45 Carthadian 4, State Finals tBandJ 1, 25 Senior Playg Thespians 4. LAURENCE ADEN JOHNSON Larry . . . Smiles ana' curls, and he loves girls. . . . wants to become a singer or an undertaker. FFA 2, 3, 45 Zone Chorus 3, 45 Male Chorus 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Trailic Squad 45 Wrestling. JAMES FRANCIS KEEFER Jim . . . His secret ambition is really a secret. FFA l, 2, 3. JUDY FAYE HONGO Jae . . . business school . . . wants to go to Plymouth, England. Biology Club 25 Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 CPresident 415 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Senior Play5 Carlhadian 45 Thespians 45 Senior Ball Committee. JOHN E. HOUGHTON Good grief. . . . Potsdam State Teacl1er's College . . . wants to have a college choir. Band I, 2. 3, 45 Senior Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Zone Band and Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Male Quartet 2, 35 Future Teachers 3, 45 Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Playg College Preview CFredoniaJ 3 KEITH L. HUBBARD Still Wafer runs deep. . . . wants to be a guitar player in a band. Riiie Team 3, 4. TERRY LEE HUBBARD Hunter . . . Hi . . . college . . . wants to travel. Biology Club 25 Rifle Team 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 4 CTreasurer 43. LINDA MARIE KOTSCHEVAR Kotscl1 . . . Oh! My word. . . . college. GAA 2. 3, 4, tVice President 355 FTA 3, 45 N613 4435 SUSAN LEHMAN Sue . . . I say there! . . . college . . . Live, love, laugh, and be happy. National Honor Society l, 2, 3, 4 CPresident 435 C. E. Conference 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Thespians 2, 3, 45 Carrlzrulian 4 tLiterary Editorjg FTA 3, 4, tPresident 455 Zone Chorus 2, 3, 4. NANCY JANE LOWERY Nursing school . . . wants to be a success at whatever she plans. National Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4 fSecretary 435 Biology Club 25 Class Secretary 3, 45 FNA 3, 45 Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Playg Intramurals 1, 2. MIKE LU Michael . . . Too much homework, Lisa.'! . . . Plans to go back to Brazil and try for a college education . . . wants to come back to Carthage. American Field Service Exchange Student, Student Council 45 Senior Class Vice Presidentg Cross Country 4. SUSAN JEAN LUTHER Suze . . . Well, actually. . . . Plans to do something highly outstanding and beneficial for others. Transferred from Utica Free Academy. Social Studies Club 1, 2, 3g Student Council 2, 35 Cheerleading 35 AC Observer Staff 35 Language Clubs CLatin, Frenchj 2, 3, Jr. Red Cross 2, 35 Pep Club 45 Senior Play 4. Intramurals l, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleading 1, 2, 35 Biology Club 25 Senior Playg Carthadian 45 Junior Prom Committee. SHARON LA GROW Oh.' Yeah . . . Office work . . . Marriage . . . wants to travel. Senior Play: Carthadian 45 Intramurals l, 2. WILLIAM ROSS LEEDER Bill . . . be a forest ranger. Ski Club I, 2, 35 FFA l, 25 Senior Ball Committee. JUDITI-I ANN LEHMAN Judy . . . Wl1o? . . . wants to travel in France and meet a nice Frenchlnan. Student Council 2, 3. 4, tVice President 3, President 455 Senior Chorus 2, 3, 45 Zone Chorus 45 Senior Playg Thespians l, 2, 3, 45 FTA 3, 45 FNA 35 Junior Prom Committee NANCY LEE MAC CUE Susie . . . You don't say. . . . l.B.M. School . . . wants a Grand Prix to join B.R. Student Council l, 2, 35 Commercial Club 2, 3, 45 GAA 2, 3, 45 Carthadian 45 FNA 3, 45 Junior Prom Committee5 Biology Club 25 Leather Craft Club 4. MAXINE MARY MANFREDO Mickey . . . go to Pauldine's . . . own a Thunderbird . . . You wouldn't. KAREN MARSHALL Pat . . . What do you know about that? . . .plans- nursing school, marriage , . . wants to be Head Nurse in a clzildrerfs ward. Student Council I5 Intramurals 1, 25 Clarion 1, 25 FNA 3, 45 Carthadian 4. DWIGHT MEHAFFY Imitation is suicide. . . . plans to join the Marines and then to take up engineering . . . wants to travel the world over. Riile Club 1, 2, 35 Senior Play5 Varsity Club 4. 'Ns-ff 'Ziff M' 153: 4. l. 'N' ,. -Q-4- ' sis,-f so PHILIP LEE MONTGOMERY Willie . . . You think I can make it? . . .plans to become Certihed Public Accountant . . . wants to shoot against Willie Maseoni. Basketball 15 J.V. Basketball 25 J.V. Football 25 Varsity Football 35 Traffic Squad 45 Senior Play 4. LORETTA MONTIGELLI 'ALoret . . . Office work . . . wants to travel to Italy. Treasurer of Sophomore Classg GAA 3 CTreasurerJ5 Treasurer of Senior Classg Carthaa'ian 45 Junior Prom Committee5 Senior Ball Committee. ANNITAH MOORE Ta . , . I'll tell you. . . . get a job . , . wants to be a social worker. Transferred from St. Regis Falls. Chorus 25 Cheerleading 25 Twirling 1, 2, 3, 4. GEORGIA ANN MOROUGHAN Georgie . . . 1 want Fred to come home. . . , marriage . . . wants to travel to Europe. Chorus lg Commercial Club 45 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 45 Carthadian 4. 61 SALLY IANE MURDOCK Sal . . . work as a secretary . , . travel to Scotland. Intramurals 1, 2g Senior Playg Commercial Club 4. LINDA MARGARET MURPHY 'tPoo . . . I could care less. . . . college . . . wants to have the esteem of whomever I may encounter. Student Council 2g Junior Prom Committeeg G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, tSecretary 3Jg Senior Playg Pep Club 4g Senior Ball Committeeg Thespians 4g Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD MERLE MYERS Spider . . . service . . . wants to be a forest ranger. Boy's State 19623 Industrial Relations Club 2, 3, VIRGINIA NEVILLS Ginny . . . marriage . . . beautician. Intramurals 1, 23 Senior Play 45 Commercial Club 4g Senior Ball Committee 4. iv TTQB' RANDY DALE NEWMAN Plans to enter National Guard . . . wants to be a good mechanic. J.V. Football 23 J.V. Baseball 2g Student Council lg Intramurals 1, 35 Local Union 999 2, 3. WILLIAM HENRY NIER Bug Juice . . . Gee Wltizz Dizz . . .Armed Forces. . . wants to be an astronaut. Wrestling 2, 3, 45 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4g Traffic Squad 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Varsity Club 4. TIMOTHY PAUL O'CONNOR Our always reliable, Tim . . .Navy . . . wants to have a hunting camp in every state. Local Union 999g Metal Shop 2, 3 CPresident 3, Secretary- Treasurer 255 Student Council lg Executive Council 1, 3, 4. GARY O'DONNELL Smiley . . . college. Wrestling l, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Golf 3. PETER COLE PATTERSON Pete' '...1 '0h, Come now! . . . College . . . wants to make a safari to Africa. Bausch and Lomb Award 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Quiz Team 45 Carthadian 4 CLayout Editorjg C. E. Conference5 Art Club 1, 45 Ski Club 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 4. ANNA MARIE PECK Blondie . . . Going to the library? . . . wants to race at Indianapolis . . . work. Bowling 1, 2, 45 Commercial Club 2, 35 Literary Club 3. PAUL ALBERT MILLETT PETRIE Curley . . . That's fabulous . . . play the world's largest organ . . . teaching. Carthadian 4 CEditorJ5 Zone Chorus 2, 3, 45 Traflic Squadg F.T.A. 3, 45 Thespians 3, 45 Male Quartet 2, 3 ,45 Senior Chorus 2, 3, 45 College Preview 3 CFredoniaj. CLARENCE PUTMAN Putty . . . A word to the wise is sumcienf' . . . Forestry . . . would like to be a jet pilot. Swim Club 15 Biology Club 25 College Club 35 Honor Society 4. JOHN O'DONNELL Hey You! . . . two-year Liberal Arts School. Rifle Club I, 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA MARGARET O'DRISCOLL Trisha . . . 0l1l For Pele's Sake. . . . Nursing School be successful in life. Biology Club 25 ENA 3, 4 CVice President 435 GAA 2, 35 Junior Prom Committee5 Senior Play5 Intramural l, 2, 3, 45 Cartlzadian. GARY STEWART PAIGE Wavy .... 9 ervice . . . enjoy llfe's beauty . . . How about Friday night? Basketball l5 Senior Play5 Intramurals 1. GRAYDON ALBERT PALMER Woody . . . Navy . . . automotive mechanic. Basketball 1, 25 Rifle Club 1, 25 Projection Club 1, 2. ..., bark 1? 'Qin 6 -est BRENDA ROWSAM Bugs . . . I'Il he mad at ya. . . . College, then marriage . . . To overcome a certain objective. Cl-IERYL LEE RUECKWALD Cheri . . . Oli, for l16'lH'L'IIlS sake . . . College . . . wants to meet George Maliaris or Troy Donahue. Cheerleading l, 2, 3 CCaptain IJ3 Student Council 1, 23 Senior Playg Ring Committee 3, lChairmanJ3 Jr. Prom Committee, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 43 FTA 3, 45 GAA l, 2, 3, 4 tPresident 43. JERRY GILBERT RUSHLOW Rusty . . .Air Force . . . be a diesel mechanic . . . Intramurals 2. 33 Wrestling 1, 2, 4g Baseball 2, 43 Softball 13 Gymnastic Club 23 Industrial Relations Club 3. MARY MARGARET RUSSELL Maggie . . . W1'eckage . . . be a nurse . . . wants to be a dancer. Cartluulian 4 CSenior Page Editorjg Senior Play 43 Biology Club 23 GAA 2, 3g Library Club 2, 3. CH ERYL DONNA PUTNAM Squeaky . . . Do you mean-- Rochester Business Institute . . . Secret ambition to retire. Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4 tSecretary 433 Student Council 1, 3, 43 GAA 2, 33 Ir. Prom Committeeg Senior Playg Cartlzadian 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Commercial Club 4. MICHAEL B. RATHBUN Skid . . . Yea, tl1at's sport . . . Coast Guard . . . wants to own an amusement park. Projection Club3 Jr. Varsity Soccer. ROBERT CURTIS REVIERE Bob . . . army . . . college J. V. Wrestling 23 Varsity Wrestling 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3 CAROL LOUISE ROGERS 2 A.M. . . . He's not deatlg tl1at's just his expression. plans to enter college . . . wants a foreign sportscar with a foreign sport still in it. Biology Club 23 Thespians 2, 3, 43 GAA 2, 43 College Club 3 FTA Club 43 FNA 43 Cartlzadian 4 tAssistant Senior Page Editorjg Student Council 4. ts... '45-4 IUDITH M. SCEE Judy . . . Nursing School . . . wanrs to ga Io Hawaii. FNA 45 Carthadian 4g Senior Playg Intramurals l. JAMES ROBERT SCOTT Scot1v . . . 1 could be better if I would, buf it's awfully lonesome being good. Work, but wants to work as little as possible and earn as much as possible. FFA l, 2, 3, 4. VERNARD SHAMPINE Butch . . . Like What . . . Navy. Intramurals lg J.V. Football 1. KENNETH SHARPE Tex . . . It can't be that bad, can it? . . . plans to become a doctor. Transferred from Amarillo, Texas. Librarian lg Amarillo High School R.O.T.C. Rifle Drill Team 1, 23 Varsity Football 33 Track 3, 4. 'i '1vf A iowa. ,f f JUDITI-I ANN SHATRAW .-'vm Shortie . . . Holy Cow . . . plans to work, then get married . . . wants' to enter the Navy. Commercial Club 25 FNA 45 Library Club 3, Intramurals 1. VICTORIA FRANK SHELTON Vicky . . . All righr already . . . be a nurse. FNA 3, 43 Senior Playg Carthadian 4. WALT L. SI-IELTRAY Dusty . . . Friends, Romans, Countrymen, lend IH speed . . . Navy . . . wanls to get out of school. c' your Football I, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 35 J. V. Basketball lg Trallic Squad 43 Varsity Club 2. SYLVIA SHEW Syl . . . l'n1 not kidding you. . . .plans to travel overseas, then business school . . . wanis lo be a social worker overseas. Student Council I, 25 Treasurer of Junior Classg Thespians 2, 3, 4 fSecretary 23g Junior Prom Commi Carthadian 4g Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. ttteeg 'in-of' PETER C. SOWICH Pete . . , He11vens to Margatroizf' . . . Navy . . . Wl1llf.S'f0 fI'lll'L'l. Cross Country 2, 3, 4g J.V. Basketball 2, Track, 3, 4, Biology Club 2. JAN WAYNE SPENCER loin the Marine Corps . . . wants to be a mechanic. Intramurals l, 33 Local Union 999 1, 3g J.V. Football 2g Basketball l, 2, 4. THOMAS D. SQUlRES Tom . . . G.O.P. in '64. . . .College . . . wants to travel to Hawaii. Biology Club 2, Thespians 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, Junior Prom Committee. JON WILLIAM STORMS College. J.V. Football 23 Varsity Football 3, 4, J.V. Baseball 25 Varsity Baseball 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 43 Traffic Squad 4. f DALE RICHARD THOMPSON Mo . . , Dad, Illll taking tlze earl' . . . Business Scliool work for PPG Boston . . . wants to make some lucky girl u husband flill-lllll. Rifle Club 1, 3, 4g Wrestling 23 Junior Band lg Senior Play. WILLIAM WALLACE THOMPSON, II Bill . . . Forestry Service . . . live to be 150 years old. Transferred from St. Petersburg High School, St. Petersburg, Fla., Swimming 4. LINDA VAN PATTEN Oh, fun . . . College . . . wants to be a dancer. GAA 2, 3, 4g Biology Club 2, Executive Committee 3, Jr Prom Committee 35 College Club 33 Senior Ball Committee. JERRY WAITE Time marches on . . . College . . . Wants to be a Methodist minister. Senior Playg College Club 33 Scholarship Class 35 Jr. Prom Committee. '9'Ug 'Ro auf' PETER JOSEPH ZAHN Pe!e . . . ls that right? . . . College . . . wants to own a lzarzl ware store. Biology Club 2, Ski Club l, 2, 3, 4 tSecretary-Treasurer 35, Traflic Squad 4, Jr. Prom Committee tChairmanQ, Sr. Play Ticket Committee Chairman. DONALD LESTER ZEHR Duck . , . Never give up without trying . . .Marines . . . wants to be a meelianie. Intramurals l. 331. V. Football 2, J. V. Baseball 2, Baseball 4. GARY LEE WALSEMANN Did I ask you what you had for breakfast? . . . College . . . Wants to keep his secret ambition a secret. Football I. 2. 3, 4, Swim Team l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Traiiic Squad 3, 4, Varsity Club l, 2, 3, 4, Leaders Club 1. 2 Vice President of Freshman Class, Sophomore Class President. KAREN ELAINE WARD W!IIAdl'6,, . . . Here I am . . . Beautician School . . . wants to meet Bobby Rydell. Intramurals l, 2, Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Jr. Prom Committee 3, Gym Demonstration l, 2, Senior Ball Committee, Cartlzadian 4, Senior Play. ELEANOR RUTH WATERS Elli . . . Wl1ar's it to you? . . .be a secretary . . . wants Io own a dairy bar. Girls Chorus IgThespians 2, 4, Senior Play, GAA I, 2, Commercial Club 3, Intramurals l, 2, 4. DOUGLAS EDGAR YOUNGS Ed . . . TllCl'6,S a right way anal the Navy way. . . Navy . . . wants to be a baelzelor. Rifle Club 3, 4, Labor Union Local 999 2, 3, FFA 3. , Lu., ..-Am SENIOR PLAY Ship Ahoy! Our Hearts Were Young and Gay as we began our voyage to Europe with Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kimbrough. Despite stowaways, measles, shipboard romances and money belts, our class sailed triumphantly into port with Mrs. Pickert at the helm. Steward Mrs. Skinner Cornelia Otis Skinner Otis Skinner Emily Kimbrough Purser Stewardess Dick Winters Admiral Harriet St. John Winifred Blaugh Leo McEvoy Inspector Therese Madame Elise Monsieur Dc la Croix Window cleaner John Houghton Judy Hongo Joanne Dalton Thomas Squires Linda Kotschevar Dwight Mehalfy Judith Shatraw Ralph Harvey Clyde Cole Susan Lehman Brenda Rowsam Daniel Doane Cheryl Putnam Cheryl Connor Linda Murphy Robert Cullen Timothy Bender 27 N f Wy: Y ,nil Y .,.i ,Q ,if 4 2 is .f 'Il 1-..., Y r V H, A ig in ,614 s - X 33 -' Qi K R CLASS OFFICERS: Seated: Peter Mealus fpresidentj, Miss Mary Jane Cava- naugh. Smnding: Sally Ferguson tsecretaryj, Mr. Ellis Martin, Fred Williams Cvice-presidentj, Patsy Flanigan Ctreasurerj. Row one: Larry Eddy, Mary Ann Genito, Nancy Gerber, Francis Cloe, Patsy Flanigan, Sally Ferguson, Timothy Goldsbury. Row Iwo: Donald Fargo, James Galloway, Gerald Egeberg, Lonny Eggleston, Kenneth Gleason, Jack Desjardins, Reed Crowner, Stephen Glidden, James Fahsel, Richard Forsythe. Row three: Eva Fuller, Pat Fuller, Helen Rose Delhoney, Bonnie Flitcroft, Connie Gilpin, Linda Cox, Mary Gill, Noreen French, Shirley Dekin, Joyce Cross, Donna Cloe, Laurie Dimmock. JUNIOR CLASS 7' Row one: Elizabeth Hervey, Judith Hare. Cheryl L'Huillier, Evelyn Hunnyman, Sharon Lashure, Linda Hall. Row two: Sheryl Habermann, Mary Kozlowski, Deana Graham, Elaine Lunderman, Joanne Kosztowski, Lelita Lago, Linda La Quay, Shelby Jacoby, Regina Huley, Mary Lou Love. Row three: Patricia Hill, Joanne Hill, Joanne Johnson, Sandra Johnson, Marc Lehman, William Litzendorf, Richard Hansek, John Knapp, Peter Linstruth, Robert Hansek, John Jindrak, Gordon Lewis, Gloria Kline, Cynthia Greene, Sheryl Kline, Betty Loomis. Row one: Joan Newton, Carol Lyon, Cathy Mealus, Nina Mutz, Mary Jane Moroughan, Donna O'Meara, Row Iwo: Sandra McBride, Ruth Moseley Kathie Morris, Janice Muir, Roberta Place, Donna Nutting, Sandra Mosher, Molly Myers, Judy Orman. Row three: Sharon Mehaffy, Sue Moore, Arthur Pearsall, William Metcalfe, James Oatman, Thomas Pridell, Peter Mealus, Ervin Miller, Robert Richardson, Clifford O'Donnell Phillip Owens, Richard Piere, Edmund Pelkey, Helen Overton, Susan Moran. ff Raw une: Nancy Cartin, Sharon Barbalich, Mary Benson, Marie Bray, June Bingle, Sue Brennan, Carol Carlson, Carol Ambrose. Row Iwo: Jill Boldizar, Joan Barden, Sue Ann Allen, JoEllen Bennett, Sharon Bach, Cynthia Aflinati. Row Ihree: Marcia Bears, Ronald Chamberlain. Row four: Thomas Beggs, Lynn Bisha, Max Brezinski, James Burdick, Frederick Ballard, Hollis Bears, Charles Burns, James Carpenter, Mike Bezanilla, George Cassoni, John Burdick, Richard Adams, John Clemons. Row one: Janet Zando, Virginia Thomas. Row two: Nancy Rushlow, Trenna Tunia, Linda Schack, Judy Wells, Kay Scee, Joann Sisson, Janet Wood, Thelma Virkler, Edith Sweeney, Ellen Smith, Joyce Whitney. Row three: Frederick Webb, Eric Wangerin, Patrick Sayer, Eugene Zeller, Merlin Tousant, Gary Simser, Andy Zehr, Fred Williams, Bruce Tiss, Vincent Simmons, Joe Ventiquattro, Dale Smith, David West, Donald Swain, Robert Shaw. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Seated: Mr. Donald McGrath, Mrs. Willard Schutt, Lynn C L A S S Selos Cpresidentj. Standing: Marcia Bonner Ctreasurery, Georgette Loomis Csecretaryj, Jennifer Waters Cvice presidentl. Row one: Sharon Walton, Marie Zando, Cindy Willmert, Karen Ward, Sandra Storms, Jennifer Waters, Marlene Warden, Elizabeth Tucker, Mary Stumpf, Frances Yuhas, Janice Taylor, Mary Ellen Yousey, Maynard Trombley, Barbara Verbeck. Row two: Brent Walsemann, Gary Tyner, Kenny Youngs, George Storms, James Waite, Dick Swan, Bruce Walker. Row three: Rieta Taylor, Karen Taylor, Jan Woodhouse, Arlene Zehr, Charles VanPatten, James Williams. Row four: Malcolm Wetwore, Elwood Thomas, Gordon Stevens, Matt Thompson, Joe VanHorn, Richard Washburn. Row one: Joan Sanderson, Katherine Rennie, Linda Rello, Sandra Stevens, Eva Sauer, Marsha Smith, Sharon Spencer, Lynn Rancier. Row two: Frederick Rogers, Loren Smith, Donald Ransome, Michael Sheldon, Stephen Sanders, Stuart Rancier, Donna Ritz, Ann Richardson, Linda Scee. Row three: Dan Smith, John Sims, Ronald Spencer, Bob Robl, Elliot Rudoy, Mike Roderick, Timothy Roberts. Lynn Selos, John Phillips, James Pierce, John Reeves, William Ruddell, David Sears. Row one: Margie Empey, Jackie Farmer, Paula Dangerfield, Linda Genito, Isabelle Disotell, Jackie Conley, Jamesene Feneran, Georgina Ferard. Row two: Ralph Gaudio, Bob Fuller, George Coman, Kenneth Deskins, Stuart Finer, Doug Fetterly, Gerry Davis, Clifford Downey, David Dusharm. Michael Forbes. Row three: Kandie Fee, Dorothy Fetterly, Nancy Fox, Helen Fleming, Tom Flint, Ray Genter, Robert Foy, David Fargo, Diana Gaebel, Marsha Flynn, Patty Downey, Pamela Downey, Leonard Fairfield, Michael Crovitz. Row one: Diane Johnson, Judy Kamide, Nancy Loomis, Georg- ette Loomis, Becky Grau, Susan Gilpin, Jim Ginger, Randall Houghton, Karlene Keller, Tina Liberatos, Carolyn Hosmer, Jack Knapp, Tom King, Terry Getman, Row Iwo: Ronald Hoffman, Dennis Huntley, Richard Jameson, Henry Harper, Bob Hardy, Georgia Ingmire, Marcia Johnson, Ann Jamieson, Linda Hewitt, Marsha Lowery, Ruth Mack, Row three: Anthony Harte, David Johnson, Paul Kellogg, Robert Haver, Dick Higman, Allen Genter, Kerry Herbert. Row one: Peggy Bartells, Donna Campany, Linda Alexander, Eugene Burgess, Elaine Benson, Donna Clark, Lynn Adams, Beverly Butcher, Roseann Bintz, Marcia Bonner Craig Brennan, Donna Babcock Ronald Barker. Row two: John Beaty, Bruce Buchardt, Gail Bears, Reg Altmire, Victor Brockway, Bob Burrell, Steve Burnup, Lynn Burke, Donna Caffrey, Jeff Carter, Steve Andrus, Cady Buckley. Row three: Linda Burger, Janette Butts, Lynda Adams, Philip Bonner, Tom Boni, Steve Campbell, Bill Brown. v Row one: George McBride, John Peck. Elizabeth Peluso, Sharlean Newton. Sheila Nichols, Donna Nickels, Rose Murdock. Row Iwo: Sidney Perfetto, Howard Moore, Robert Mushtare, Howard ff Martin, Joseph Malbouf, David O'Donnell, Doug Perry, David Moses, Joe Morisette, Bill Nettles. Row three: Jim Phillips, Joe Morgan, Bob Peebles, Barry Parshley, John Kufchock, Peter Moroughan, Dick Ferris, Linda McManaman, Connie Morgan, Terry Mather, JoAnn Miles, Anne Maxwell, Wyn Ann Patterson. HONOR SOCIETY To promote further development of outstanding qualities of character, leadership, scholarship, and service on the part of the student body at Carthage Central is the objective of the Robert G. Wallace Chapter of the National Honor Society. Under the competent leadership of Mr. Gilbert Malerk, the members plan and execute two induction ceremonies annually. As a money-raising project and to stim- ulate the expression of student talent, the organization sponsors its yearly Variety Show. All activities are intended to hasten the realization of the goals of this society. Row one: Betsy Hervey. Sally Ferguson, Mary Margaret Russell, Janet Zando, Sharon Barbalich, Patricia Hill. Row two: Linda Van Patten, Sheri Habermann, Joanne Johnson, Mary Jo Jamba, Molly Myers, Cynthia Affinati, Patsy Flanigan, Joanne Hill. Row three: Nancy Lowery, Kathleen Lee Morris, Susan Lehman, Janet Wood, Lin LaQuay, Janice Muir, Noreen French, June Bingle. Row four: Tom Baker, Dale Smith, Robert Richardson, Jim Galloway, Ted Bears, Clarence Putnam, Peter Patterson, John Cassoni, Terry Hubbard. Row one: Robert Jamieson. Pat Wilson, Patricia Hill, Lynn Rancier, Marianne Fleckenstein, James Scougal. Row two: Mrs. Orville Munger, Joyce Whitney, Elizabeth Hervey, Mr. John Butler, Sue Moran, Cathy Hervey, Miss Rosemarie Gnall. Row three: Jackie Conley, Joan Sanderson, Kathy Meyer, 3, A? W Jean Money, Karen Taylor, Sheri Habermann, Nina Mutz, Judy Wells, Lynda Adams, Mary Stumpf, Linda Cox, Linda Scee, Donna Ritz, Jean Galloway. CLARION Once a month it is the aim of the Clarion stalf to produce a school newspaper that brings to the student's attention all school activities. School news, events, original writings, interviews, and features provide entertainment and enjoyment for all. All students interested in literary work are eligible for membership. Mr. John Butler, Mrs. Orville Munger, and Miss Rosemarie Gnall supervise the production of this monthly journal. It takes an efficient, well-informed group to keep the library at Carthage Central School in order. This is the job of the Library Club, headed by Carol Boni. The other othcers, Bonnie Flitcroft, Jackie Conley, and Sue Brennan, serve a co-ordinated organization which strives to promote interest in books and reading among the student body. Each year its activities include a field trip to a large public or university library in addition to weekly scheduled work periods for the members. liill. I 'NSE 'w 'f:zwi3 .lm '-he-V 1 X LIBRARY CLUB Row one: Craig Brennan, Sally Ferguson, Carol Ambrose, Larry Taylor. Row two: Mary Ellen Yousey, Donna Campany, Donna Babcock, Karleen Keller, Linda Yousey, Dorothy Green, Bonnie LaClair. Nancy Atlinati, Carol Boni, Miss Hilda Clark, Janet Wood, Judy Waite. Row three: John Peck, Jackie Conley, Jim Waite, Bonnie Flitcroft, Sue Brennan, Charles Burns. Row four: Sue Kling, Jan Woodhouse, Jamesene Feneran, Donald Fargo, Shelby Jacoby, Noreen French, Linda McManaman, Cynthia Affinati, Joanne Koztowski, Jane Money, Joan Sanderson, Patsy Flanigan, Donna Nutting, Peter Mealus, Linda Adams, Joyce Whitney, Pat Hill. Under the direction of Mr. George Gregory and Mr. Henry Schick, the Senior High Student Council aims to promote understanding between faculty and students and to assist the administration in directing student activities. Oflicers are Judy Lehman, presidentg James Galloway, vice-presidentg Janet Wood, secretaryg and Patrick Sayer, treasurer. TRAFFIC Row one: Judy Lehman, James Galloway, Cheryl Putnam, Nancy Terrillion, Carol Rogers Lorraine Burger, Mr. Henry Schick. Row two: Janet Wood, Patrick Sayer, Brenda Rowsam Linda LaQuay, Noreen French Cathy Mealus, Mr. George Gregory. Row three: Lynn Rancier, Wyn Ann Patterson, George Coeman, Steve Andrus Stuart Finer, William Brown, Mike Lu. STUDENT COUNCIL Red arm bands mark student authority in the corridors, for traffic squad members are never without their badges. Under their chief, Jack Burns, these eighteen senior boys steer students down the right halls into the proper rooms. Sub-chiefs Gary SQUAD running service organization. Row one: Buddy Cole, Peter Sowich, Larry Johnson. Row two: Malcolm Bears, David Clinch, Paul Petrie, Peter Patterson, Robert Hart, Gary Walsemann and Bob Hart co-ordinate their individual squads into one smooth- Walsemann, Jon Storms, John Cassoni, Jack Burns, George Blondin, Walt Sheltray, Philip Montgomery, Peter Zahn, Tom Cauley, Tom Baker, Mattfletcher. . '- X 4 t1'w M'iW'-i C ' 5 , Z , --f ' ? f 1 The stimulation of interest in dramatics and play production is the main goal of the Thespian Club. Activities of Mrs. Edwin Pickert's group of senior high students include the presentation of school assemblies and an annual Christmas pageant. A trip in the spring to the Oswego dramatic festival is eagerly anticipated. Row one: Nancy Cartin, Joyce Whitney, Judy Hongo, Nancy Gerber, Linda Murphy, Marcia Bears. Row t11'0.' Kendrick Grosse, Tom Squires CPresidentJ, Fred Williams, Paul Petrie, Danny Doane, Dale Smith, Tim Goldsbury. Row rlzree: Linda Cox, Deanna Graham, Jan Woodhouse, Myra Adams, JoEllen Bennett, Eleanor Waters, Mrs. Pickert. Row four: Pat Fuller, Cheryl Rueckwald, Brenda Rowsam, Karol Flynn, Ann Richardson, Judy Wells, Carol Boni, Joan Sanderson, Ruth Moseley, Linda Scee, Mary Jo Jamba, Terry Mather, Cheryl Putnam CSecretaryJ, Mary Margaret Russell. THESPIANS REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Row one: Mary Margaret Russell, Judy Lehman, Susan Lehman, Carol Rogers. Row Iwo: Clarence Putman. William Coates. Noel Harding, John Cassoni. Row three: Peter Patterson, Paul Petrie, Kenneth Sharpe. Anyone who aspires to the field of teaching may join the Future Teachers Club Under the guidance of Mr. Gilbert Malerk, students explore education as a profes- sion. Row one: Sally Ferguson, Janet Zando, Sharon Barbalich, Nancy Cartin, Judy Lehman, Elizabeth Hervey. Row two: Paul Petrie, Linda Cox, Carol Rogers, Linda LaQuay, Peter Mealus, Joanne Sisson, Helenrose Delhoney, Patrick Sayer, June Bingle. Row three: Peter Linstruth, Susan Lehman, Janice Muir, Noreen French. Row four: Sheryl Rueckwald, Patsy Flanigan, Carol Carlson, Cathy Mealus, Sue Moore, John Houghton, Sue Brennan Cynthia Afifinati, Molly Myers, Sheryl Habermann, Brenda Rowsam, Nina Mutz. l FUTURE TEACHERS Elected to office this year were Sue Lehman, president, Janice Muir, vice- president, Noreen French, secretary, and Peter Linstruth, treasurer. Excursions to near-by colleges, talks by visiting college representatives, panel discussions, and an annual Teacher Recognition Day are part of the program. At graduation twenty-five dollars is awarded a senior member who plans to teach. FUTURE NURSES Row one: Connie Deskins, Linda Montgomery, Sharon LaShure, Joanne Hill, Cynthia Greene, Carol Boni, Mary Koztowski. Row Iwo: Patricia Hill, Joyce Whitney, Sharon Mehaffy, Carol Lyon, Sandra Johnson, Judy Scee, Ginny Thomas, Connie Gilpin, Judy Wells, Sue Brennan, Maggie Russell, Bonnie Snell, Helen Overton. Row three: Miss Kavanaugh, Judy Orman, Nancy MacCue, Donna Nutting, Barbara Danks, Pat O'Driscoll, Carol Rogers, Janet Wood, Shelby Jacoby, Roberta Place, JoAnne Koztowski, Noreen French, Vickie Shelton, Deanna Graham, Nancy Lowery, Sandra Mosher, Marie Bray, Joyce Cross, Mary Lou Love. fa N:-A 3.3, ' E5 A stiff ,N . The pink pinafores designating members of our Future Nurses are well known in the Watertown hospitals. The F.N.A. under the supervision of Miss Mary Jane Kavanaugh, our school nurse, and Mrs. Olive Schutt, our dental hygenist, was organ- ized to introduce members to careers in health and nursing. The officers of this group are Barbara Danks, president, Patricia O'Driscoll, vice-president, and Carol Boni, secretary-treasurer. The members participate in a program of volunteer practical experience and instruction at the Watertown hospitals. In addition the club makes field trips, enjoys films, and makes stuffed animals for children in the hospitals at Christmas. ..-,- Row one: Reginald Altmire, Gary Burke, Fred Babcock, Loren Smith, Gerald Bloss, John Peck, Ronald Eddy. Row two: James Sweeney, Lynn Selos, Eugene Zeller, Joseph Malbouf, Henry Harper, Elwood Thomas, Gordon Stevens, Harold Bacon, Jack Mattison, Howard Martin, Thomas Boni. Row three: David Johnson, Lynn Burke, Stephen Burnup, Laurence Johnson, Larry Eddy, Thomas Eddy, James Keefer, Lynden Snyder, James Scott, Donald Swain, James Oatman, Matt Thompson, Timothy Petrie, Mr. Henry S. Watkins. Carthage members of the F. F. A. frequently have been winners of judging and speaking contests. The members are boys who are studying vocational agriculture in high school. Under the supervision of Mr. Henry S. Watkins, the group takes part in tree planting, crop demonstration, and the livestock demonstration at the Jefferson County Fair. The officers are Thomas Eddy, president, Larry Eddy, vice-president, James Keefer, secretary, Lynden Snyder, reporter, William Nier, treasurer, and Thomas Boni, sentinel. The organization wishes to instruct its members in areas where they may assume civic responsibility. 4l Row one: Mr. Shambo, Keith Hubbard, Richard Swan, Richard Edwards. Row two: Gordon Stevens, Richard Jameson, Terry Hubbard, Douglas Youngs, Ed Pelkey. RIFLE TEAM Artistry can be found in many rooms at C C S but no where is it shown as of students meet weekly to work with leather in any way that they desire. The end beautifully as in the Leather Craft Club. Underuthen dihection of Mr. Rcnzi, a number L E A T H E R result of their labors can be seen in wallets, pocketbooks, keyholders and belts. C C L U B 5 Loretta Montigelli, Jack COMMERCIAL CLUB Row one: Mrs. Laurence Byrnes, Judy Hongo, Sharon Bach, Row two: George Coeman, Georgia Moroughan, Karol Flynn, Donna Nutting, Regina Huley. Row Il'Il'6L'.' Karen Ward, Helen Fleming, Ann Marie Coughlin, Deana Graham. Row four: Nancy Gerber, Mary Jo Jamba, Helen Overton, Sheryl Kline, Nancy Terrillion, Virginia Nevilles, Jill Boldizar, Trenna Tunia, Ruth Mosley. Nancy MacCue, Linda Cummings. Nancy Rushlow, Linda Countryman, Patricia Fuller, Joyce Shuman, Judy Orman, Carol Ambrose. Cheryl Putnam, Sharon Higgins, Sally Murdock, Linda Gardner, Nancy Genito, Cynthia Fletcher. Burns, Mr. Benjamin Renzi, John Dumaw, Linda Gardner, Nancy MacCue. ,auf ii' The Commercial Club, one of Carthage Centralis most prominent organiza- tions, exists to encourage interest and activity in the commercial field. However, the students here have discovered that the ubook storej' run by its members, is its most outstanding feature. Judy Hongo and Karol Flynn served as its president and vice-president, respectively, and Sharon Bach and Donna Nutting filled the positions of secretary and treasurer. Mrs. Laura Byrnes, advisor to the group, co-ordinated its many service activities. IL f 1 ' ' 3 E ' E i l J I Z f Q 5 riert i Q . , f g .---.--.. i --.- 5 - f ' 2 J .gg ., . iiffilff' - 'z 't 3 . f J S 2 W in in V , ,gg ...,, .ti - K V V-Tw, ...W I.. 5 , 5 I . 3 ff if is r ' I T f 1 3 S . . , ff . Qi B' , Q ' ' Ii i YE' Ill --i Without the Audio-Visual Club, our school would indeed be in a sorry state, for the members of this organization run our motion picture projectors, our taperecord- AU D I O - ers, our opaque projectors, and our public address system. Headed by Jim Galloway, this group elected William Davey as their vice-president and Bruce Tiss as their V I S L secretary for the year 1962-1963. Each year they visit the local television station and plan at least one other trip out of the area under the supervision of their advisor, C L U B Mr. George Gregory. Row one: Joyce Whitney, Patty Hill, George McBride, Row two: Craig Brennan, Allan Genter. Row three: Bill Metcalf, Nancy McCue, Bill Davey, Jim Galloway, Dale Smith, Bruce Tiss, Steve Andrus, Tim Roberts, Fred Ballard. 'iam 'f The Quiz Team consists of two juniors and two seniors who are sent to a Water- town radio station to compete against teams from other schools, The questions they must answer range from philosophy and religion to home economics and current events. This year a line group, consisting of seniors Matt Fletcher and Peter Patterson and juniors Dale Smtih and Pat Hill met with hard luck and lost their first match. Alternates were Betsy Hervey and Sue Lehman. Row one: Mr. Thomas Gibbons, Matthew Fletcher, Peter Patterson. Row two: Dale Smith, Susan Lehman, Patricia Hill. Elizabeth Hervey. QUIZ TEAM P' ' ' 5 ' 1- . tiiktiaiiiiflttaam -Flag T Row one: Jacqueline Farmer, Betty Stiner, Terry Mather, Marie Horeth, Jennifer Waters, Nancy Affinati. Row Iwo: Elizabeth Hervey, John Houghton, Catherine Hervey, Diana Quay, Cynthia Stafford, Kathy Rennie, Barbara Everard, Donna Caffrey, Ann Richardson, Richard Piere. Row rlzree: Mr. George Fullerton, Sally Ferguson, Marcia Bears, Sue Moran, Sandra Johnson, Thomas Beggs, Sue Lehman, William Hamilton, Dale Pickert, Terri Wetsig, Pamela Parks, Bonny Gamble, Patricia Hill. Row four: Nina Mutz, Gay Hollingsworth, Marc Lehman, Noreen French, Ralph Gaudio, Donald Fargo, Malcolm Bears, Joan Carpenter, John Phillips, Barbara Danks, Carol Carlson, John Drake, Reginald Altmire. Row five: Kristine Cummings, Glen Schwendy, Jimmy Ginger, Robert Peebles, Jack Knapp, Daniel Doane, Joe VanHorn, Carol Boni, Judy Wells, Richard Washburn, Kerry Herbert, Ronald Post. CONCERT BAND 44 MALE QUARTET GIRLS CHORUS Row one: Gay Hollingsworth, Lynn Rancicr, Nina Mutz, Patricia Hill. Row two: Cynthia Stafford, Sandra Johnson, Mary Stumpf, Judy Wells. Row three: Noreen French, Janet Wood, Barbara Danks, Kathie Morris. Daniel Doane, David Clinch Paul Petrie, John Houghton BOYS CHORUS Row one: Frederick Ballard, Paul Petrie, Peter Patterson, David Clinch, Malcolm Bears. Row two: William Davey, Pat Sayer, Dale Pickert, William Hamilton, Daniel Doane. Row three.- Ronald Post, John Houghton, George Morin, Larry Johnson, Brian McKenna. MARCHING BAND ZONE BAND AND CHORUS Row one: Betsy Hervey, Terry Mather. Row two: Ricky Washburn, Carol Boni, Judy Wells, Nina Mutz, John Houghton. Row three: Carol Carlson, Barbara Danks, Ted Bears, Dale Pickert, Bill Hamilton, Pat Hill. Row four: Don Fargo, Ralph Gaudio, Ronny Post, George Morin. PEP BAND , Q Q 'Q Upper Left-Row one: Carol Moore, Anita Moore, Bonnie Flitcroft, Lynda Adams, Sandra Johnson, Elaine Benson, Jacqueline Conley. Row two: Elizabeth Hervey, Catherine Hervey, Jacqueline Farmer, Barbara Everard, Nancy Aflinati, John Houghton, Lee Hollingsworth, Marie Horeth, Betty Stiner, Donna Caffrey, Terry Mather, Kathy Rennie, Elizabeth Campbell, Ann Richardson, Jennifer Waters, Ronald Eddy. Row three: Kristine Cummings, Sigrid Jamba, Glen Schwendy, Kerry Herbert, Judy Wells, Richard Washburn, Carol Boni, Joe Van Horn, Jack Knapp, Gary Gadbaw, Ralph Gaudio, Donald Fargo, Thomas Beggs, Susan Lehman, Ronald Post, Gay Hollingsworth, Nina Mutz, Mr. George Fullerton. Row four: Patricia Hill, Bonny Gamble, Pamela Parks, Terri Wetsig, Dale Pickert, William Hamilton, Reginald Altmire, Malcolm Bears. Joan Carpenter, John Phillips, Barbara Danks, Carol Carlson, John Drake, Cynthia Stafford, Mary Ann Wylie, Diana Quay. Lower left-Row one: Judy Wells, Cathy Hervey, Barbara Everard, Betsy Hervey, Noreen French, Nina Mutz, Gay Hollingsworth. Row two: Patricia Hill, Lorraine Burger, John Houghton, Brian McKenna, Sandra Johnson, Barbara Danks, Fred Ballard, Paul Petrie, David Clinch, Daniel Doane, Darryl Clark, Sue Lehman, Dennis Clark, Pat Crossman, Sheryl Habermann, Judy Lehman. Row tliree: Jane Towne, Kathleen McKenna, Albert Morin, JoAnn Meyer, Laureen Pinkham, Larry Powell, Ronald Post, William Hamilton, Katherine Meyer, George Morin, Deane Plumadore, Charles Harper, Linda Herbert, Frank Clark, Leon Desormo, Jean Gates. To music students of outstanding ability the privilege of participating in zone band and zone chorus is given. These groups are designed for those willing to work hard, for work they must, Rehearsals begin in early fall in a centrally located school and continue until near Thanksgiving when the final concert is presented. This year the program, held in Carthage, was unusually successful. 47 SENIOR CHORUS Row one: Malcolm Bears, David Clinch, Peter Patterson, Paul Petrie, Fred Ballard, Gary Gadbow, Brian McKenna, Daniel Doane, Dale Pickert, Pat Sayer, Karen Taylor, Bill Metcalf, William Davey, George Morin, Barbara Danks, Patricia Hill, Diane Quay. Row two: William Hamilton, Janice Muir, Sue Lehman, Noreen French, Joellen Bennett, June Bingle, Janet Wood, Kathie Morris, Helenrose Delhoney, Patricia Crossman, Ann Marie Coughlin, Mary Stumpf, Larry Johnson, Kristine Cummings, Judy Lehman, Catherine Hervey. Row three: Cynthia Stafford, John Houghton, Sandra Johnson, Carol Lyon, Katherine Rennie, James Phillips, Lorraine Burger, Ronald Post, Sharon Slate, Molly Meyers, Judy Wells, Sheryl Habermann, Nina Mutz, Gay Hollingsworth, Lynn Rancier, Sue Moran, Diane Johnson, Elizabeth Hervey, Mr. Eugene Baumgarner. 48 Among its seasonal activi- ties, Carthage Central School can boast a Ski Club. Each Saturday during the skiing season, members awaken at the crack of dawn in order to reach Snow Ridge for their lessons. Although feet get cold and noses are red by the end of the day, the Ski Club members are al- ways ready to return in a week for more snow and cold. SKI CLUB Mr. Lyle Green, Bill Walch, Jo Ann Sisson, Jennifer Waters, Lee Hollingsworth, Peter Patter- son, Glen Face, Dick Piere, Rosamond Waters. I I Row one: Linda Scee, Jan Woodhouse. Bonnie Flitcroft, Joanne Miles, Eleanor Waters, Cynthia Aflinati, Laurie Dimock, Ruth Mack. Lynn Rancier. Tina Liberatos, Sharon Barbalich, Nancy Gerber, Nancy Rushlow, Sally Ferguson, Donna Babcock, Pat Hill, Jackie Conley. Row Iwo: Marcia Bears, Mary Lou Love, Linda Murphy, Cheryl Rueckwald. Janet Zando, Nancy Cartin, Georgette Loomis. Marie Zando, Patsy Flannigan, Sue Moore, Regina Huley, Ruth Mosely, Sheryl Kline, Susan Luther, Sylvia Shew, Sue Allen. Sharon Bach, Nancy MacCue, June Bingle, Janet Wood, Nancy Loomis. Row rlzrves Roberta Place, Janice Muir, Joanne Kostowski, Shelby Jacoby, Lynda Adams, Noreen French, Kathie Morris, Joellen Bennet, Linda Cox, Helen Rose Delhoney. Susan Moran, Sandra Storms, Pat Fuller, Donna Caffrey, Eva Fuller, Joan Sander- son, Helen Overton, Judy Orman, Joanne Hill, Linda VanPatten, Sharon Walton, Cathy Mealus, Molly Myers, Sue Brennan, Sue Lehman, Sandy Mosher, Carol Rogers. 4 49 Most prominent of girls' organizations is the Girls Athletic Association. In ad- dition to promoting high standards of sportsmanship, its main objective is to co- ordinate extra-curricular athletic activities for its members. Cheryl Rueck- wald, who served as presi- dent of the organization, with the help of Patsy Flanigan, Cathy Mealus and Janet Zando, has helped to organ- ize play days and fund-rais- ing activities. During the year 1962-1963 many senior girls considered G.A.A. their most rewarding activity. Row one: Joseph Ventiquattro, Tom Baker, Tom Cauley, Jim Fahsel, George Blondin, Mike Bezanilla, Bob Richardson, Jon Storms, Pete Mealus, Noel Harding. Row Iwo: Ralph Harvey, Jack Burns, John Knapp, David Clinch, Bill Nettles, Lonnie Eggleston, Gary Walsemann, Bob Hart, John Dumaw, Ted Bears, Fred Williams, Ken Gleason. VARSITY CLUB What would we do if the Varsity club didn't sell refreshments at all our basketball games? These boys serve our school in this way as well as promoting sportsmanship and fellowship among the varsity athletes. Also sponsored is the annual lettermenls banquet, at which awards are presented to outstanding sportsmen. Wherever they go their gray and red jackets mark them as the leaders of Carthage Central. Officers: President, Gary Walsemanng vice-president, Joe Ventiquattrog secretary-treasurer, George Blondin. 50 Row one: Frank Avallone, Bruce Hutt. Row two: Tom Baker, Jim Freeman, Roger Draper, David Weeks, Dick Crovitz, Phil Bartells. Row three: Tom Cauley, Jack Burns, Gary Walsemann, John Dumaw, George Blondin, Al Mosher, John Knapp, Jon Storms, Joe Ventiquattro, Mr. Daniel Navarro CCoachJ. f 7,8 I l t , , .Ph we ,, 2 '- 1. W . - c if walxeyk arf .Q .gjN f,, if . : 3,..g3: ' .ge .f' V W l ' Q 8 ,,. .f 1 1' K I' , A ll Even though it was a dismal season, with a 3-9 record, the team beat Watertown and Clayton to give those schools their only losses. The boys also made the first triple play since the centralization of the school. Dick Crovitz was the leading hitter with a batting average of .3 14. C. C. S. OPPONENTS C. C. S. OPPONENTS 4 Rome ll 2 Indian River 5 1 Rome 10 3 Lowville 5 9 Indian River 11 8 Watertown 7 3 Gouverneur 4 2 Lowville 3 1 Watertown 7 8 Gouverneur 7 3 Clayton 2 1 Clayton 4 VARSITY BASEBALL f fx ,U 1 ... K , . , . J 7 ,, , 1 M, . , V esf f t 3- 3' Q f 'f ' ' -': fi' ' 4 K lei Row one: Ken Youngs, George Storms, Bill Brown, Dan Smith, Eliot Rudoy, Jeff Carter, Don Rigabar. Row two: Mr. Dan Navarro, Gary Mushtare, Bob Haver, Jim Pierce, Dennis Huntley. Jerry Ashcroft, Dave O'Donnell, Stewart Finer, John Reeves, Kerry Herbert, Joe Morgan. JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL Row one: James Higgins, Rob- ert Dumaw, George Osterhoudt. John Morris, Francis Pelkey. Guy Rigabar. Row two: James Surace, Jerry Shaw, John Miga. Wayne Dalton. Bruce Hutt, Lynn Walsh, Harold Ferguson, Thomas Ward, Mr. Joseph Gib- lin. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Row one: John Dumaw, George Blondin, Mr. Frank Ruane. Row two: Ken Gleason. Ervin Miller. John Knapp, Ron Spen- cer, Bob Hart, Hollis Bears, Pete Mealus, Jan Spencer, Doug Perry, Jim Fahsel, Tom Cauley, Eugene Zeller. VARSITY BASKETBALL The team ended the regular season with seven wins and eleven losses. In the playoffs the Comets were defeated by Lowville in the first game. The team split with the Academy Saints by winning the tirst game on the home court and losing at the Academy. An excellent brand of ball was played in these two games. John Dumaw was high scorer for the season with 311 points. CCS OPPONENTS 51 Clifton-Fine 5 6 57 Boonville 46 73 Indian River 50 42 UFA 83 43 Adams-Adams Center 53 47 Lowville 46 57 Augustinian Academy 53 45 Indian River 51 56 UFA 84 53 CCS OPPONENTS 39 Adams-Adams Center 48 50 Clayton 37 43 Clifton-Fine 59 50 Boonville 32 56 Clayton 29 49 Watertown 64 36 Lowville 5 8 39 Watertown 74 5 8 Augustinian Academy 62 A 4-7 1 ' is ,if 4 x 1 J.V. BASEBALL Row one: Dennis Huntley, Ron Spencer, Dan Smith, Kenny Youngs, Bill Nettles. Bob Robl. Eliot Rudoy. Row Iwo: Bob Hanna, Bob Mushtare, Eugene Zeller, Jim Pierce, George Cassoni, Doug Perry, Dale Weeks, Kerry Herbert, Ronnie Barker CManagerj. Under the coaching of Tom Gibbons the team came up with a respectable record of 6 wins and 5 losses. C. C. S. OPPONENTS C. C. S. OPPONENTS 1 Rome 12 18 Indian River 1 0 Rome 25 2 Watertown 5 9 Indian River 0 8 Lowville 6 16 Adams 4 1 1 Gouverneur 5 1 Watertown 4 7 Lowville 9 2 Adams 0 J.V. FOOTBALL The boys played a fine brand of football, ending the season with five wins and two losses to their credit. They will be a fine team in future years. C.C.S. 21 31 0 14 OPPONENTS C. C. S. OPPONENTS Lowville 9 15 South Lewis 7 Indian River 0 7 Watertown 26 Oswego 26 O Lowville 36 Indian River 6 .nn A A AA. Row one: Dale O'Donnell, Warren Smith, Jim Surace. Row two: Bob I-Iaver, Herb Nickles, John Reeves, Donny Ransome, Matt Thompson, Bob Peebles, David Jones, Gary Steria, James Pignone, Timothy Earl, Rex Millspaugh, Bob Tuttle, Brian McKenna, Jim Beaty, Steve Campbell, Harold Ferguson. Row three: Coach Benjamin Renzi, Donald Fargo, Jim Higgins, David Moses, Donald Rigabar, Lansing Young, Dick Edwards, Bruce Buchardt, Bill Nettles, George Storms, George Osterhoudt, Dan Smith, Bill Stacy, Bob Robl, Frank Pelkey, Lynn Selos, Coach Elbert Carraway. . I if 55: If Q. F Row one: Tim Goldsbury, Bob Mushtare, John Cassoni, David Clinch, Bob Hart, Jack Burns, Gary Walsemann, Jon Storms. George Blondin, Tom Baker, Eugene Zeller, Terry Earle, Larry Taylor, Alan Thompson. Row Iwo: Coach George Maurer, Joe Ventiquattro, Eric Wangerin, Mike Bezanilla, Dick Hansek, John Beatty, Bob Hansek, Ken Gleason, Jerry Egeberg, John Knapp, Jerry Ashcroft, Hollis Bears, Ronald Spencer, Doug Perry, Coach Barry Mynter, Coach Frank Ruane. VARSITY FOOTBALL QF 7. '55 ' C - , 1 4 C C , f f, gf?-L g ' F Hard luck pressed the team throughout the season. Injuries to Joe Ventiquattro and Gary Walsemann hindered greatly the team's progress. Although the teamls record was two wins and tive losses, the boys put up a very good stand, having several scoring opportunities against arch rival Watertown. Led in scoring by Gary Walsemann with 42 points, the team should be commended for its fine season effort. C. C. S. OPPONENTS C. C. S. OPPONENTS 27 Canajoharie 12 14 Oxford 13 7 Mohawk 26 0 Watertown 20 0 Oswego 21 6 Lowville 21 14 Fulton 27 .META-RTRJXYTKA5 H BLM? A F 6l2 '1Z- 370 n 4IJ'aQ..P'!Q..a-1591 JG! .. A :Yr-Q W is k - 'A 2 fi 4 Sally Ferguson, Patsy Flanigan, Sandy Mosher, Janice Muir, Bobby Place, Cynthia Atlinati, Sandra Storms, Marcia Bears, Georgette Loomis. ' M vi.,..' V5 rx, Y - ,jim ihlffw. ,f A f 1 :fLf'.',i'.:f Mf5 . ' i' '5' 11 f+f3iS'5f4'm 'S ., jg f '- W- w9f5i5?23,ig .. 'E , 4 5 QM, VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Gladys Worden, Georgia Ingmire, Joanne Miles, Donna Caffrey, Jennifer Waters, Sharon Walton, Mimi Zando Tina Liberatos, J.V. ll-arbara Everard. V -P ,ngwl w t Mr, Lyle Green, Robert Reviere, Mike Bezanilla, Richard Finsterwarlder, William Nier, Gary Burke, Jerry Rushlow, Albert Barbalich, Timothy Goldsbury, Richard Bent, Matthew Fletcher, Roland Houghton. CCS Opponents 22 General 28 Brown 11 Lowville 31 16 Indian 33 River 8 Clayton 36 18 Adams-Adams 31 Center 15 General 24 Brown 18 Lowville 28 17 Mexico 33 24 Adams-Adams 26 Center 24 Indian 27 River 8 Clayton 21 2 Gouverneur 3 3 Injuries and lack of wrestlers to fill all the weight classes hurt the team during the regular season. In the League Tournament in which the team was fifth, winners, Gary Burke, Ralph Harvey, Richard Bent, Bill Nier, and Bob Reviere were their place winners. Gary Burke won the Outstanding Wrestler Award for the tournament. WRESTLING TEAM Although the final record was one win, 8 loses, and one tie, it is no evidence of the way the boys wrestled. Because of the lack of wres- tlers in the lower weight classes 15 to 20 points had to be forfeited before every match. The JV's had two excel- lent wrestlers in Ralph Per- rigo and Andy Lowe. JR. VARSITY Row one: Timmy Earle, Terry O'Shaughnessy, Ralph Perrigo, Don Ransome. Row two: Mr. Elbert Caraway, John Blanchard, William Canal, Larry Eddy, Charles Santamour, Paul Kellogg. The team won every meet for a record of six wins, no losses, and no ties. The 880 yard relay team was never beaten. The boys in it were Dan Martin, Leo Rennie, Bob Sprague, and Noel Harding. C. C. S. OPPONENTS C. C. S. OPPONENTS 54 Sackets Harbor 50 73W Adams Center 39M 79 General Brown 25 87M General Brown 16W 83 Indian River 26 83 Indian River 21 58 TRACK Row one.' Merlin Tousant, Noel Harding, Fred Brooks, Peter Sowich, Fred Williams, Carlton Carpenter, Bob Sprague, Jeff Carter, Dan Martin, Steve Clark, Tom Pridell, Ken Sharpe. Row two: Jim Ginger, Tim Goldsbury, Rex Millspaugh, John Kufchok, Leo Rennie, Dave Hardy, Rick Wangerin, John Reeves, John Nichols, Gene Burke, Tim Roberts, Dave Fargo, Pete Mealus, Dick Slye, Sid Perfetto, Mr. Ed Decker. x The team had a four win six loss record. They played well although one meet was played without the number one man. C. C. S. OPPONENTS 3 W Adams 2M 244 Lowville 226 244 Watertown 251 2M Boonville 7 M 31 1 Lowville 275 TENNIS TEE Mr. Douglas Nichols, Dick Higman, Charles Van Patten Daniel Doane, Peter Linstruth, Malcolm Bears, David Clinch, Dave O'Donnel1, Jon Jindrak, Fred Shew. C. C. S. OPPONENTS 31 1 Watertown 310 6 Adams 0 325 Watertown 277 325 Lowville 281 8 Boonville 2 L- 1? . 2 cz' cr ff GOLF James Fahsel, Bill Brown, Ted Cox, Dale Moffett, Mr. Benjamin Renzi, Bill Ingmire, Hollis Bears, Stewart Finer. 3 . Q ttf at t 7' The team had a record of two wins and four losses. Inexperience was the main cause of the unfortunate season. C. C. S. OPPONENTS C. C. S. 0 Watertown 6 2 0 Lowville 5 4 4 Watertown 3 1 , 1. t ..,f-3.537 ..' . OPPONENTS Beaver Falls 3 Beaver Falls 1 Lowville 4 Although the teamis final record was only four wins and eight losses, the boys tried hard to do their best, and many records were broken, Ted Bears and Brian McKenna broke two previous school records. Wins were over Salmon River, 53-38g Baldwinsville, 53-42, and a double win over Herkimer, 53-42 and 63-32. lf as much effort is put into next year's team as was exerted this year, then next season should be a very good one. Row one: Craig Brennan. Lynn Honeyman. Douglas Buzzell. Richard Washburn. Robert Beggs, James Beaty, William Thompson. Steve Storms. Wil- liam Litzendorf, Richard Hunt- ley, Mr. George Maurer. Row two: Allen Genter, Mike Greene. Raymond Genter. William Net- tles. Gary Walseman, Jack Knapp. John Beaty, Buddy Cole, Steve Andrus. Ted Bears. SWIM TEAM The Cross Country Team had an average season, with their scores usually midway between the high and low scores of each meet. Pete Mealus and Fred Williams, first and second men, were injured and lost to the team for the last half of the season. 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LANGUAGE ARTS SCIENCE Miss Carol Bohl, Mr. Keith Thomas, Mr. Virgil Weaver, Mrs. David Bennett, Mr. Ronald Revette. FACULTY Miss Kathleen Zehr, Miss Jacqueline Blintz, Mrs. Paul Philbee. HOME ECONOMICS MUSIC Mr. George Fullerton, Mr. Douglas Nichols, Miss Ann Barber, Mr. Paul Pollei, Mr. Eugene Baumgarner. llHl'3l Mr. Elbert Caraway, Mrs. Elmer Fisher, Mr. Lyle Green. SPECIAL EDUCATION li Row one: Linda Yousey, Sally Susice, Lillian Steele, Donna VonMueller, Norma West, Susan Sylvester, Marion Waters, Karleen Zehr. Row two: Ronald Mack, James Sweeney, Michael Tehonica, David Steria, Deane Plumadore, Avery Stevens, Carl Ward, Lynn Walsh, Dennis Turpin, Herbert Nichols, Larry Powell, Calvin Steria. Row three: George West, Cynthia Stafford, Gary Williamson, Gladys Worden, Larry Swem, Terri Wetsig, Paul Orton, Larry Wetmore, Lansing Young, William Steacy, Richard Zecher, Stephen Storms, Betty Stiner, Judy Waite, Jack West. FRESHMAN Row one: Brenda Mulvaney, Pamela Parks, Patsy Mclntosh, Mary Newton, Barbara Newman, Betty Perrigo, Sandra Noyes, Evelyn Pierce. Row two: Dean Murdock, Susan Mulvaney, James Scougal, Edwin Pierce, Thomas Rushlow, Ralph Perrigo, Dennis Monaghan, Ronald Post, Donald Prashaw. Row three: Sharon Myers. Donald O'Shaughnessy, Timothy Petrie, Ronald Nutting, Francis Pelkey, George Osterhoudt, Daniel O'Donnell, Don O'Dett, Dale Pickert, Howard Norris, Howard Shettleton, Regina Percoski. tnffffai-3129. fi 4:1-'faE'Qf, iZi'?'?9'E :, 1 ' 33 Si -A-'ERA-2 . ,3ai'l'?f-. CLASS Row one: Cathy Hervey, Bonnie Hess, Bonnie LaClaire, Stephanie Hall, Donna LaComb, Rosemary Hoffman, Paula Hedden. Row two: Lynn Hunneyman, Gay Hollingsworth, Marie Horeth, Barbara Hosner, Christine Kline, Kay Johnston, Donna Hamilton, Patricia Hamilton, Stella Jones, Gerald MacCue. Row Ihree: Marshall MacCue, David Jones, Norman Hosmer, Jim Higgins, Bob DeForge, Bill Hamilton, Mike Irey, Patty Krall, James Harper, Jack Mattison, Jim Jameson, Ed Lunderman, Carl Johnson, Bruce Hutt, Gerald Harvey, James Hosmer. 4X'XEi'7iif3'fh?1..1..9 f1u'Z' fd,.i ?a,Jz'-:K 9-fr' . i.If-'!1? f'T'..'?I4 ! ,7ff Mfg E'rTf'jR'1'-Q 'A T fr 1.3-3 f .1 .. Q'-'.'-Q 'ki' z'T-' K' - V , ' 4 ' Row one: Joanne Fetterly, Dorothy Green, Teresa Getman Row two: Ronald Eddy, Harold Ferguson, Eulena Gerber, Harold Dutton, Craig Hackett, James Foster, Roger Flint, Bonnie Gamble, Linda Giovo, Cherie Forbes, Barbara Everard. Row three: Glen Face, Tim Earle, Wilhemina Ferrard, Lee Getman, Wayne Dalton, Don DeBuc, Mike Green, Richard Edwards, Bob Dumau, Gary Gadbaw, Gary Gibeau, Terry Green, Pamela Genzel, Sharon Gadbaw, Carl Gamble. Row one: Joyce Shatraw, Genevieve Rushlow, Susan Shuman. Row Iwo: Diane Quay, Pat Riley, Kathy Smith Patricia Putman, Janice Schloop, Jane Seaman, Betsy Schermerhorn, Cheryl Quinn, Joanne Pritty, Carol Rogers. Row tlzree: Howard Waite, Glen Schwendy, Jerry Shaw, David Prievo, George Morin, Guy Rigabar, Stephen Sears, Charles Sanders, James Riley, Tom Roller, Donald Rigabar, Milton Sayre, Kenneth Thomas, Gary Woodside, Jerry Prievo, David Reape. Row one: Mary Traylor, Sandy Backus, Penny Benware, Judy Barkley, Susanne Altmire, Sally Ball, Patty Brown. Row two: Howard Barber, Jimmy Stenoski, Frank Avallone, Jay Burns, Robert Beggs, Eric Buzzell, Albert Barbalich, Michael Bonney, Tim Ambrose, Richard Bent, Gerald Bloss. Row three: Darel Collins, David Ashley, Edward Wormwood, Wilfred Ashlaw, Harold Bacon, Robert Tuttle, Arthur Bush, Fred Babcock, Jim Beaty, Steve Backus, Mary Buck, Linda Ashlaw, Janet Burto, Evelyn Burr. Row one: Paul Davis, Francis Chase, Dick Edwards, Bob Dumaw, Dick Doehling, John Drake. Row two: Marsha Clemons, Nancy DeMers, Elizabeth Campbell, Mary Campbell, Eva Derby, Joan Carpenter, Judy Carpenter, Tami Canell, Kristine Cummings. Row one: Larry Manor, John Morris, Bryan McKenna, James Pignone, Greg McBride, Steve Houpt, John Miga, Joe Mack. Row two: Jane Money, Dianne Libby, Kathy Meyer, Kathleen McGraw, Sandra Leeson, Gayle Martin, Donna Palmer, Nanette Maurer, Kristine McMahon, Glenda Langdon, Carol Moore, Wendy Miller, Nancy Merkley, Margaret Petell. Row one: Charles Terry, Patty Pignone, Pat Wilson, Sandra Yuhas, Suzanne Weeks, Carol Weir, Linda Vignone, Sandy Stewart, Barbara Thompson, Richard Mono. Row two: Rosemarie Yousey, Helen Waite, Ann Thayer, Richard Stevens, John Stiles, David Ventiquattro, Thomas Ward, James Surace, Larry Thomas, Marianne Wylie, Joan Vary, Barbara Vandewalker, Robert Tabolt. Row three: Charles Stedman, Bill Lago, John Warden, Tom Woolschlager, Richard Weatherhead, Ernest Kingsley, Lester Vandewalker, Doug Ward, Allen Thompson, Edward Seaman, Lee Wooledge, Ronald Tabolt, Paulette Wormwood, Sally Young, Darlene Swem, Gerald Williams, Jerry Zehr, Danny Zehr, Jimmy Potter, Paul McDermid. EIGHTH GRADE Row one: Melvin Hosmer, Randy Hoffman, Jacqueline Landry, Susan Higgins, Linda Leeder, Timothy Houghton, Michael Krall. Row two: Milton Howard, Kathleen Huggins, Cheri Homan, Nancy Johnson, Edwin Lawton, Marsha Kline, Lynn Leonard, Sigrid Jamba, Jeanie Kosztowski, Roland Houghton. Row rlzrera' Timothy LaComb, Vincent Lago, Timothy Intorica, Mathias Horeth, Lee Hollingsworth, Tom Lehman, Sanford Jones, Sherry Howard, Patrick Latray, William LaRock, Marshall Hosmer, Carl Kadow, Gary Koster. EIGHTH Row one: Richard Hardy, William Foy, Donna Frank, Donald Green, Edward Gilbert. Row two: Ada Schermerhorn, Carolyn LaVancha, Marianne Fleckenstein, Dianne Hebert, Joyce Fargo, Linda Herbert, Nancy Flint, Priscilla Green, Andrea Grau, Jean Gates. Row three: Michael Filiatrault, Margaret Gebo, Jean Galloway, Paula Hastings, Marlene Hall, Karlton Gyurko, Lansing Gardner, Sammy Gilpin, Roger Feistel, Pat Gibbons, David Foley, Frederick Fox, Alice Fargo, Charles Harper, Lutz Falting, Everett Farr, Douglas Getman, Fred Garnsey. 2.' 'F75'JL5'T-tl 4-:'8:'fi 4 a?Zi7?:F? T -A F.. -L l GRADE Row one: Jim Love, Charles Mack, Kathleen McKenna, Cy Anne Meister, Duwayne Maurer, Keith Mehaffy. Row two: Beverly Myers, Linda Lozo, JoAnn Meyer, Penny Moore, Pauline McDermid, Stephanie Mclntyre, Jane MacCue, Sandy Mitchel, Karen Miles, Judith MacVean, Linda Metcalfe. Row three: Milton Mackee, David Mullen, Donald Myers, Lawrence Lyman, Phillip Mono, Dave Linstruth, Lyle Miller, Richard Mackee, Edward Mere, Robert Morgan, Robert Mono, Ricky Mono, Walter Maxwell. ,,-f.v.a.,s'w::---fr-is -. -I, v:v-2143216 :xfi.'.11'5it::eitzz.cu?J1 2 ,fir Row one: Dawn Smith, Barbara Santamour, Cassie Scott, Karen Sears, Rosemary Reviere, Pamela Roberts. Row Iwo: Ed Richardson, Ella Mae Selos, Timothy Roggie, Bonnie Stevens, Linda Ricco, Linda Smith, Joan Shatraw, Daniel Rose, Joseph Ricco, Wayne Slye, Richard Riale. Row three: Bonnie Raymond, Christal Smith, James Seamon, Cathy Seamon, Dave Rohr, Clifford Spencer, Michael Sears, Stephen Siedlecki, Bill Reeves, Jimmy Rudat, James Smith, Cathie Spencer, Ruth Anne Santamour, Nancy Sargent, Howard Sears. Row one: Darlene Noyes, Donna Perry, Connie Pierce, Susan Nevills, Rosemary Perrigo, Vicky Myers, Brenda Rancier, Patty Pignone, Gloria Norris, Gail Phelps. Row two: Bruce Peck, Ronald O'Dell, Tony Peluso, Bert Phillips, Daniel Nevills, Tony Palladino, George Nettles, Gary Pierce, Gregory O'Connor. Row three: Allen Peterson, Gerald Phillips, Mary O'Meara, Jacqueline Potter, Jane Orman, Richard Prue, Terrie Pratt, Margaret O'Niel, Clarence Pickering, Daniel Passauer, Deborah Noyes, Laureen Pinkham, Kristine Peters. Row one: Clifford Camidge, John Evans, David Covey, Ray Dangertield, Lee Eggleston, Toby Dockum, Michael Doherty, Linda Dusharm. Row two: Frank Clark, Mary Dusharm, Ramona Dekin, Phyllys Champion, Barbara Cassoni, Timothy Carter, Larry Dobransky, Jose Burdick, Ronald Covell, Gerald Cross, Trudy Carr, Betty Champion, Darlene Durant, Mary Donohue. Row three: Jack Dening, Craig David, Dick Cole, John Cleary, Bernard Bray, Robert Clark, Bruce Dockum, Shirley Cook, Sara Clark, Bonnie Campbell, Patsy Coleman, Cathy Derouin, Jo Ann Carr, Jane Chamberlain, Nancy Cook, Theresa Countryman, Pat Cantillo. J, X ,ark Row one: Kimball Brown, Patrick Caffrey, Randy Campany, Peter Aylward, David Adams, Kenneth Burns, John Bears, Michael Babcock, Donald Boomer. Row two: Katherine Burns, Susan Buzzell, Sharon Burr, Bonnie Ashley. Joanne Astafan, Jerold Ashcroft, John Blanchard, Donald Besaw, Bruce Ashcraft, George Brinkley. Row three: Linda Busbey, Barbara Bossuot, Sandra Benware, Carol Buck, Dawn Baxter. Row four: Susan Brown, Barbara Oatman, Roxanne Ashlaw, Donna Akins, Elaine Bullard, Mary Jane Brown. Q xx IH -an-n SEVENTH GRADE Row one: Kathleen Foy, Jane Shue, Lyle Pickert, Susan Noyes, Donald Rohr, Kathy Ormiston. Row two: Wayne Parshley, Steven Prievo, James Oshier, Thomas Rich, Lynn Roggie, Reid Pierce, Gregory Martin, Dale O'Donnell, Michael Powell, Dennis Quinn, Richard Rushlow. Row three: Sheryl Packard, Douglas Montgomery, Wendy Reeves, Ann Rohr, Betty Pritty, Jan Russell. Vaughn Stevens, Donna Patchin. Carol Mulvaney Row four: Angie Peluso, Lynn Schack. Paul Perfetto, Robert Nabewaniec. Gary Oliver, John Sanders. Robert Pritty, John Pais, Stanley Siedlecki, Billy Parks, Mary Percoski, Pam Place, Karen Nevills, Linda Lunder- man, Linda Mutz. Row row: Gregory Maurer, Paula Leeder, Mary Lago, Thomas Luther. Row two: Cheryl McAvoy, Jeanie Lehman, Janice Marilley, Nancy Moore, Deborah Lee, Kathy McKlutch. Row three: David Montague, Tom Latham, Ralph Libby, Larry Isaac, Bobby Morris, Edward Fee, Billy Laribee, Stephen Mantle, Michael Montigelli, Timothy Latham, Edward MacCue, Dick Merkley. Row four: Albert Morin, Helen Myers. Joan Morahan, Norman Lozo, Sarah Mulvaney, Bonnie Kosztowski, Shirley LaVine, Jack Lester, Jerry Hodnet, Dorothy Lefurge, Anita Mehalfy, Jean Leonard, Peter Liberatos, Lisa Langdon, Kathleen Monaghan. f I v-Q1 - Row one: Carrie Huntley, Larry Fox, Bonnie Gerber, Sandra Gould, Katherine Gaines, Leslie Greenfield. Row two: Elaine Killingbeck, Valerie Gyurko, Suzanne Giraldo, Bob Hack, Bob Forsythe, Richard Green, David Harper, Larry Gilpin, Roderick Greer. Row three: Mary Ann Hebert, Lonnie Getman, Gary Hammill, Timothy Fleming, Paul Jones. Row four: Katherine Gardner, Marcia Hutchins, Tonicia Hamilton, Karen Jones, Gordon Gaebel, Daniel Gates, David Hoover, Roger Hansek, Bob Jamieson, Darryl Hall, Diane Higman, Gertrude Jock, Carolyn Foster, Nancy Hosmer. V ' J ' ' ' '-' -. t 7. ,J : ' T i1vT fw:',3. Fi?-'Y':fj-i'fJ' f'f.T':41 .-1 3.213 6523 121. LH, FFF,-g'1' J-4 'i'.Qlii-':'fS'l'P5-fm IE,'l61 'L,r.:9Q 2R'vS'T2Eif1 .1 Row one: Mildred Akins, Keitha Ashcroft, Barbara Beggs, Cheryl Alexander, Mabel Carr, Michael Brown. Row two: Roger Andrus, Victor Brzezinski, Ingrid M. Burrell, Cathy Bears, Linda Babcock, Brenda Benware, Sallie Burnup, Shelley Carcasole, Nethel Burrell, Cheryl Clark, Sue Bears, Maurice Barnes. Row three: Lewis Bentz, Ronnie Evans, Charles Carr, Cynthia Brennan, Marcy Carpenter, Sharon Braden, Linda Barnum, Sally Allen, Kevin Boothe, Francis Babcock, John Carpenter, Susan Babcock, Linda Burgess, Paula Burrell, Paul Ayers, Richard Baker, David Burr, Dale Bushek, Anthony Barnum. '4l1lPiZg'3i' 50' - 'Bti .LKLX 17ve.sfl'i4::?-171-Z5 A?Cii!i'l 595, Row one: Coleen Tabolt, Marilyn Shatraw, Leah Steria, Melinda Zehr. Roberta Ward, Barbara Trombley. Row two: Yvonne Thesier, Dana Smith, Jackey Woodside, Phillip Taylor, Jane Stiner, Edwin Thayer, Martin Zehr, Laurie White, Carl Steria, Gerald Webb, David Sly. Row three: Dennis Swain, David Schermerhorn, Thomas Vintalora, William Smith, Carol Steria, Jack Stevenson, Brenda Terry, Beverly Thomas, Ernest Ward, William Price, Timothy Tripp, William Walck. Raw four: Daniel Young, Sandra Stowell, Constance Vebber, Eric Wiley, Vickie Vaughn, Richard Vanl-lorn, Mike Waters, Steven Sylver, Dennis Stevenson, Kevin Walseman, Daniel Wier, Rosamond Waters, Barbara Syron. Gary Smith, Douglas Thomas, Susan Ward. N.L Row one: Richard Perrigo, Darryl Von Mueller, Roseanne Ilene Downey, Wayne Vary. Row two! Betty Bacon, Pamela Fox, Joanne Jeanne Weeks, Pamela Blanchard, Louise Weeks, Sharon Schermerhorn. Row zlzree: Warren Smith, Charles Dobransky, John Palladino, Robert Van Dewalker, Pat O'Meara, Charles Smith, William O'Shaughnessy, Steven Middlestate, Billy Davis, Charles Bluto, Robert Sly, David Kilbourn. Raw one: Richard Cook, Michael Cook, Susan Currie, Julie Cross, Jane Eckelman, Linda Downing, Trude Earle Row two: Arleen Clearo, Marilyn Fetterly, Steve Dillon, James Cleary, Brenda Coates. Rebecca Clemons, Terry Cook, Bruce Ferguson. Row zlzree: Frank Clark, Gary Finn, Marilyn Coleman, Patricia Denniston, Darryl Clark, Dennis Clark, Donald Coman, Steven Currie, William Drake, Donald Cole, Tom Conley, Janice Dalton, Trudy Fiestel, Denise Clark. ., Wei 'Q- Row one: Mr. Everett Carlson, Marilyn Fetterly, Dorothy Lefurge, Evelyn Pierce, Arlene Clearo, Trudy Feistel. Row two: Darryl Clark, Jane Money, Dorothy Green, Dennis Clark, Daniel Weir, Dale O'Donne1l. JUNIOR HIGH DRAMATICS The junior high is not without its creative groups. One such club is the Junior Dramatics Club which imitates the activities of the senior group by studying plays and presenting various small skits. Its ollicers, Evelyn Pierce, Dennis Clark, and Jacqueline Joy Landry, with the help of their advisor, Mr. Everett Carlson, find fun and knowledge in working with such a group. 77 To improve personal, family, and community living is the object of the Future Homemakers. Besides increasing their cooking skills at each bi-monthly meeting, these girls enjoy helping others by making tray favors for various organizations. For 1962-1963 its officers were: President Penny Benware, Vice-president Brenda Benware, Secretary Patricia Riley, Treasurer Jeanne Fetterley. Mi Row one: Penny Benware, Arlene Clearo, Brenda Benware, Janice Marrily, Nancy Moore, Joyce Shatraw, Marilyn Shatraw, Roberta Ward. Row two: Karen Nevills, Paula Leeder, Linda Barnum, Laurie White, Kathleen Ormiston, Barbara Altmire, Kathleen Monaghan, Row Ilzrcef Shirley Lavine, Marcia Hutchins, Evelyn Hunneyman, Carol Steria. Donna Patchin, Pat Riley, Barbara Syron, Dorothy Fetterly, Karen Jones, Paula Hedden, Marilyn Fetterly, Miss Jacqueline Bintz. JUNIOR JUNIOR CHORUS Row one: Wilhelmina Ferard, Donna Akins, Katherine Meyer, Darlene Swem, Roxinne Ashlaw, Ruth Santamore, Nancy Sargent, Jean Leonard, Pamela Blanchard, Rosamond Waters, Pat Riley, Carol Weir, Carol Ann Buck, Judy Wells, taccompanistj, Miss Ann Barber. Row two: Donna Patchin, Laureen Pinkham, Paula Hastings, Linda Herbert, Jo Ann Meyer, Kathleen McKenna, Karleen Zehr, Valerie Gyurko, Marianne Fleckenstein, Brenda Terry, Linda Downing, Jean Gates, Jane Towne, Jenny Rushlow, Barbara Trombley, Barbara Beggs. Row three: Bob Del-Forge, Deane Plumadore, Larry Powell, Dennis Clark, Darryl Clark, Charles Harper, Ronald Baillargeon, Albert Morin, Frank Clark, James Scougal, Leon Desormo, Phyllys Champion, Marcia Hutchins, Sue Bears, Malinda Zehr. BAND Row one: Marianne Wiley, Jane Stiner, Yvonne Thesier, Denise Clark, Jean Lehman, Tom Lehman, Tom Rich, David Foley. Row two: Kathleen McKenna, Marcy Carpenter, Terry Pratt, Lee Hollingsworth, Sally Allen, Ann Rhor, Nancy Flint, Barbara Trombley, Peter Lyman. Row three: Cathy Bears, Bonnie Raymond, Linda Ricco, Ann Thayer, Suzanne Geraldo, Barbara Beggs, Sigrid Jamba, Ken Burns, Milton Howard, Wayne Parskley, Janice Dalton, Linda Mutz. Lonnie Getman, Bob Forsythe, Sandra Stole, Lyle Miller, Shelly Carcasole, Cindy Brennan, Cyanne Meister, Bill Smith, Eric Wiley, Elaine Killenbeck. Row four: Malinda Zehr, Sue Bears, Julie Cross, Jenny Rushlow, Pat Denniston, Wendy Reeves, Philip Taylor. Row five: Charles Harper, Gary Smith, Patrick Latray, Dale Busheck, Ed Lunderman, Bruce Ferguson, Dick Merkley, Albert Morin, Bill Drake, Rick Burdick, Lyle Pickert, Mr. Douglas Nichols. SPONSORS Bezanilla Dairy Black River Oil Company Black River Paper Co., Inc. Bossuot Funeral Home The Boston Store D. K. Briggs, Inc. Broadway Market Buckley Motor Express Buckley Motor Express, Inc. 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