Carthage Central School - Carthadian Yearbook (Carthage, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1968 volume:

THE I968 CARTHADIAN CARTHAGE CENTRAL JUNIOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL CARTHAGE, NEW YORK VQLUME XI EDITOR'S NOTE Probably one of the most difficult tasks in putting together the 1968 Carthadian was to find an appropriate theme. Not only must the entire yearbook be constructed around the theme, but it must be something that the whole student body can appreciate and apply to themselves, for the content of the yearbook is about them. We chose time as our theme for the 1968 Carthadian because we felt that it was some- thing in which we all share a common interest. Time is essential to all of us in our own ways, whether it means getting to class on time, or keeping to the music, or timing a play just right. We have tried to present time at Carthage Central as we see it. To supplement our theme, we have taken a passage from the Book of Ecclesiastes in the Bible, the third chapter, verses 2-8. Although everyone may not be familiar with this passage, it does contain a few lines that we found particularly applicable to us, the student body. lt would only be right to open our yearbook with some symbol of time, so we have depicted, on the cover, an Aztec sun calendar. The 1968 Carthadian, then, is a way of expressing what time has meant to each of us. We think that for every student at Carthage Central, there is a time for . . . Dedication Administration Faculty Junior High Sports Senior High Activities Seniors Yearbook Staff Senior Directory Patrons and Sponsors 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICA TION J .aa WILFRED J. RUSHMAN His thirty-fourth year as a professional educator will be noted in September, 1968, as the supervising principal of our Carthage Central School District. Wilfred J. Rushman has devoted all thirty-four of those years to students of local school systems. The challenge and opportunity of working with young people were paramount considerations in Mr. Rushmanls choice of a career when, after his graduation from St. Lawrence in 1934, he came to West Carthage as coach, physical education instructor and classroom teacher. In 1944 he became principal of West Carthage Public Schools. Ever interested in ways and means of improving and expanding educational facilities, Mr. Rushman was one of the prime movers in bringing together thirty-two school districts into what is now the Carthage Central School District. In February 1954, he was appointed the district's first supervising principal, a position he has occupied continously since that time. His tasks in this capacity have never been easy, and doubtless would have defeated many a man less determined. To begin with, there was literally no schooli' for a large number of the students inherited by the new district. Mr. Rushman not only guided the district through that difficult formative period but also helped ease the growing pains that accompanied the planning, building and utilization of the district's then-new junior-senior high school and other new facilities in West Carthage and Natural Bridge. Significantly for those of us who are today's students in the school system administered by Mr. Rushman, he remains, after 34 years in education, an innovator-one who is eager to give expression to new and modern concepts and stances in education. He remains, too, one who first and foremost is dedicated to the student. We the staff of the Carthage Central School yearbook are proud to dedicate the 1968 Carthadian to . . . WILFRED J. RUSHMAN l 3 ., 1 f-. X u -ta' -' 31. 'Kay Q Xi a Q ,Q ',,' Q., ,,.Q.,1f:.m ,, 3- ,S 1 , xx fs- 1. S, . gg? , ,, ,, X FACULT , fi f 5-M ff' , .W - Q BOARD OF EDUCA T10 Front Row: Mr. Glenn Noyes, Mrs. Malcolm Bears, Mr. Lee Hirschey, Mr. Lawrence Lyman, Mr. Russell Maurer. Second Row: Mr. Wilfred Rushman, Mr. Roger Williams, Mr. Donald Gladle, Mr. Charles Nindl, Mr. Maurice Morgan, Mr. Earl B. French. Absent: Mrs. Paul Weir. A time to guide When describing the efforts of the Board of Educa- tion, it becomes difhcult not to seem maudlin. Their work in securing new schools for our district would impress any admirer of perseverance and inspiration. We, the students of Carthage Central School, are thankful for this. Under the leadership of this year's president, Lee T. Hirschey, the board has made great gains in curriculum development and commun- ity relations. MR. WILFRED J. RUSHMAN Supervising Principal ADMI ISTRATIO MR. GLENN E. NOYES Vice-Principal Clerk of Board of Education MR. LOUIS J. HERVEY Senior High Principal MR. JOHN FLANIGAN Junior High Principal 7 MR. JAMES KEMP Senior High Vice-Principal MISS DOROTHY M. ARTHUR Guidance Student Council MISS ANN H. BARBER MR. PAUL BARLOW Music Industrial Arts Dramatics fBusinessj FACULTY MISS E. SHIRLEY BEARS Physical Education A time to sharew MR. STANLEY BINGI-IAM Music Tennis MISS JACQUELINE M. BINTZ Home Economics MISS DOROTHY M. BOWMAN Social Studies MR' JAMES T' CAVELLIER Miss SADIE G. CLARKE MR. GLENN C. BALL Science MRS. DAVID BENNETT Science MR. ELBERT CARAWAY Special Education Industrial A rts . . Freshman Basketball Socml Smdfff Junior Class 8 MISS JANE L. CORNETT MR. HOWARD F. DELANEY Science-Mathematics Sophomore Class Reading MRS. A. JAMES FLEMING Language Senior Class Music, Pep Band MR. THOMAS W. GIBBONS Social Studies Varsity Baseball Social Studies Business Education MR. MAURICE J. DALTON Commercial Club Social Studies MR.E1.MER R. FISCHER MRS. JOHN FLANIGAN MR. GEORGE A. FULLERTON MRS. CASANDRA GALVIN MR. RICHARD F. GOODSPEED MR- GEORGE A. GREGORY. JR. MR. BENJAMIN FINER , Science Golf Mathematics MISS CAROL A. FORNEY Business Education Clarion Utility MRS. R. JOSEPH GIBLIN Language Clarion Science Audio- Visual Club Stu dent Council MR EZRAJ HOCKENBERGER MISS HELEN HUGHES Business MISS MARGARET KNAPP MR. CHARLES A. LEHMAN English Future Teachers Club MR FREDG MARCUS M R. ELLIS MARTIN English Carthadian MR. GARY R. MCDERMOTT Special Educa tion Swimming MR. GERALD M. METCLAF Physical Education Varsity Football J. V. Basketball MISS TERRY MYERS Library MR. DANIEL NAVARRO Physical Education Varsity Club MR. WILLIAM J. MARTLE Industrial Arts Camera Club MR. RONALD MCGREGOR Art MR. BERT NAGLE Mathematics V 1 1 MR. RONALD G. MILLER Physical Education Varsity Football MR. CLINTON H. NEWELL Social Studies Quiz Team MR. JOSEPH A. MASLANIK English Spring Musical Director MRS. ORVILLE MUNGER English Clarion MR. DOUGLAS A. NICHOLS Music MR. BENJAMIN RENZI Guidance Varsity Football Jr. High Senate MRS. EDWARD SMITH English MRS, EDWIN PICKERT MR. STANLEY PIERCE English Science Thegpians J. V. Football Dramatics J. V.Baseball MR. DAVID W. PRICE Mathematics MR. RONALD R. REVETTE Science MR. RONALD J. ROGGIE English Cross Country Track MR. JOSEPH S. SHAMBO Industrial Arts Senior Class MR. RUSSELL C. PURDIE Social Studies J. V. Football MRS. PAULINE H. RICHARDSON Business Carthadian -4 , V I MRS. JOHN SCANLIN Mathematics 12 MISS MARY A. SOULE Science MISS VICTORIA J. RASCHI Language MR. RICHARD C. ROLLINS Physical Education Varsity Basketball MISS ELIZABETH J. TOBIN English MRS. C. ROBERT WATERS English Carthadian MISS BRENDA K. STEVENS MRS- DOROTHY STILES Mathematics English MRS. JOHN SWEENEY English MR. KEITH C. THOMAS Science MRS. DOUGLAS TUTTLE Dental Hygiene Junior Class MR. HENRY S. WATKINS Guidance MRS. EDWARD WALLENTUK English I3 MR. KEITH WALTZ, JR. Mathernatics MISS MONICA A. WATERS Fu ture MR. GARY T. WINTERS Driver Education Wrestling Track Nurse Nurses Club MR. ROGER C. TOOMBS Art Dramatics fSceneryj MISS KATHLEEN L. ZEHR Home Economics ,wq Seated: Mrs. Arlene Bums. Standingr Miss Jean Crabb, Miss Kay Mary LaC1a.ire, Mrs. Belle Getman, Mrs. Janet Roggie, Miss Mary Scee, Mrs. LeDora DeMers, Mrs. Helen Fargo, Mrs. Dorothy Swan, Jean Magliocchetti. Mrs. Letitia Runge, Mrs. Wilhelmina Knapp, Mrs. Alice Carter, Mrs. SECRETARIAL STAFF STUDY HALL PROCTORS Mr. Frank Nolan, Mrs. Gladys Reynolds, Mrs. Pansie Smith, Mrs. Marguerite Jamba. CAFETERIA STAFF Mary Croitz, Margie Ferguson, Helen Gates, Maria Thot, Margie Lillian MacMahon, Carmel Kostoski, Marian Crump, Irene Goetz, Potter, Millie Higman, Donna Stal, Roselyn Hall, Mary Ablan, Maria Magliacchetti, Linda Derby,Sa11y Pelkey. W I .1 14 Front row: Clarence Schack, Roy Deslardins, John Makuch, Best, Harold Dutton, Gary Richter, Fred Phelps, Vincent Sayre, Howard Ure, Kenna Fomey. Second row: Pauline Sears, Teresa Gerald Clemons, Robert Davis, Carl Reynolds, Charles Miles, Earl Weller, Nellie Wadsworth, June Stoddard, Beverly Babcock, Barb- Beadle. ara Richardson, Paul Gracey. Third row.' Glenn Plopper, Lionel B US DRIVERS A time for patriotism . . . Mrs. Percy Flynn, Mr. Ronald Guyette, Mr. Edward Jaworski, Mr. Chauncy Lance, Mr. Leland Revere, Mr. Peter Ginger. 15 ? L MAI TENANCE STAFF , WNK' ww e, , . W, ,I W , Wag 5 wa- 1, Wag Q if il ! , , ,,,,.,, ..,,., M ,WW '- fum, W f,,, A , N-x..- S 2 MN W x-..A,..J.,,m qkrr -MRA ,.i,VW,,,, M W ,A, A,A W 4 , Z N M V yi N4 .J . I ' 'A' f H A MV, . 4 yum-my f J - ,,.Q,,W,,..W A , ,-. .M ,jnazm,.,, mm 1 A TIME TO ARRIVE Front row: Nancy Walsh, Nicky Astafan, Nelson Hoose, Debbie Hubbard, Kim Brennan, Sandra Leonard. Second row: Robert Sanders, Robert Bocker, Roger Pierce, Cindy Martin, Michael Mos- elle, Gerald Countryman, Nathan Gates, John West, Kevin Latre- more, Steven Bovey, Janet St. Louis, Cheri Morgan, Judy Carr. SEVENTH GRADE Front r0w.' Bill Vargulick, Kevin Bartlett, Douglas Pryce, Wayne Dutton, Bruce Montgomery, Norman Gagnon. Second row: Brenda Newman, Bertha Stevenson, Maryann Hofbauer, Shiela Darrow, Crystal Riley, Chery Chase, Alice West, Leean Pickert, Penny Babcock, Darla Dorchester, Susan Donoghy, Jim Millspaugh, Philip l-lanlan, Debbie DeLong. You're kidding! Diane Borland. Third row: Martha Waite, Rebecca Brown Randy Ormiston, Charles Burgess, John Kwak, Richard Spen cer, Francis Williams, David MacCue, Randy Middlestate Dennis Reope, Ronnie Crump, Jennifer Thayer, Julie Shultz Diana Guyette. Third row.' James Osterhoudt, Maureen Gardner Mary Davis Sheila Foley, Floyd Rivers, Charles Stafford, Linda Reed Karen Thomas, Janice Christman, Richard Door, Thomas Ventrquattro Front rows Richard Cross, Janice O'Dell, Debra Harrell, Larry Danny Richardson. Third row: Susan Nustizer, Bonnie John- Widrick, Janet Spaulding, Timothy Putman. Second row. Laura Livermore, Kathy Boni, Donna Vitullo, Gary Burdick, James Patterson, Chester Mehaffy, Michael Allen, Bobby Horne, Stephen Rushlow, Cindy Babcock, Victor MacCue, son, Danny Boshart, John Terry, Larry Darson, Alice Brock- way, Cynthia Chartrand, Joey Sherman, Randy Fox, Robert Stevenson, William Dingman, Daniel Keefer, Ramona Flem- ing, Patty Weir, Bruce Hall. Front row Carohn Schermerhorn, Tom Miles, Jay Sopec, Dale Besaw, Dale Weaver, Tom Brady, David Rainville, Zecher, Ronald Foster. Second row: Francis Runkles, Barb ara Hall, Paula Place, Lucia lntrocia, Kay Virkler, Amy Wil- ton, Debra Bush, Helen Liberatos, Debra Davis, Kim Mul- vaney, Janet Dickenson, David Mono. Third row: Kathy Barkley, Debbie Gill, John Pennoek, Tim Miles, Philip Mac- Cue, Rene Charbonneau, Mike Dumaw, Karen Ricci, George Ashcroft, David McMuller, Roy Heil, Mike O'Connor, Vicki Stevens, Audrey Clemons. How to waste time without really trying. 19 Front row: Stewart Paed, David Walters, Robin Brown, Mary Sanderson, Ralph Oatman. Second row: Stephen Dyke, Bar- ry Steinberg, Bill Craig, Barry LaVine, Judy McDonald, Hel- en Beirman, Chris Lester, Alice Huggins, Peter Queior, Craig Simmons, JoAnne Dcrouin. Third row: Jean Nicholas, Alice 2? Front row: David Rounds, Darrel Steria, Raymond llays, Colleen Cullen, Kathy Williams, Sherry lfuhrken, Wallace Mc- Dermid, Donald Morin, Gary Chaffee. Second row: Julie Thompson, David Weatherhcad, JoAnn MacNay, Mary Burto, James Frczza, Meg Giblin, Raymond Akins, Karen Money, Clark, Terry Burfo, Linda Morgan, Carl Rogers, Anita Tab- olt, Michael Swain, Teddy Gardner, Alfred Avallonc, Susan Dorr, William llanlon, Terry Hosmcr, Kathy Watson, Cindy Woodbridge. Pay attention when I'm talking to you. Tina Kneeland, Deborah O'Conner, Cindy Arnold, Tim Lewis Third row: Gina Astafan, Debbie Snyder, Robert Boyer, Sherry Bishop, Millicent Jesmore, Peter Taylor, Kathy Vin- cent, Thomas Putman, Roger Reviere, Julie Hadley, Becky Sawyer, Edward Bardcn, Dwight Hutchins, Milanie Potter. 20 Front row: Sue Branagan, Linda Coons, Pamela Wright, Roxanne Di- Patten, Randy Weller, Kevin Wood, Edward Lowe. Third row: Lori onne, Kathy Waite, Darlene Cobb, Marcia Zebney. Second row: Davis, Jovenna Y0ung,Wil1i2nn Sech, Tracey Martin, Lynn Babcock, Fred Hancock, Gary Sears, Paulette Perfetto, Dianna Myers, Melody James Gates, Randy RSUY, Randy JOUHSOH, D0n211d 56011, Paul Hickey, Bonnie Backus, Kristine Kotary, Debbie Russell, David Van- SIOTIHS, R0ChUeY DUNN, David Boothe, P21ISy Terry, Cheryl Spencer. Now, let me see. This part goes here, and that one goes . . . Front row: Herbert Boliver, Raymond Steele, Peter Lewis. Second row: Rosemary LaVine, Cheryl Coleman, Arlene Perigo, Gloria Schermerhorn, Ella Gotham. 5 21 Front row: John DeFair, Karen Cross, Robert Houghton, Gary Miturko, Robert Arnold, David Ward, Julie Adams. Second row: Mike Rennie, Janet Gates, Pattie Clark, Janet Noftsier, Kathy Sipos, Cheryl Ball, Karen Williams, Mary Jane MacCue, Carron Foster, Diane Kirch, Mary Burrows, Richard Beirman. Third row: Mike Andrus, David Eggleston, Kim Taylor, David Bowman, Wayne Schermerhorn, Tina Mullany, Donna Harper, Cheryl Vick, Vern LaVine, Jeff Vail, Mike Parker, Bruce Stcria, Ted Wright, Richard Pomer- ville. Hey, Baby, he's playing our song. 9' i Who's the wise guy with the pin? l i 22 Front row: Stanley Buzzell, Sheila Brown, Martha Steria, Ann Mc- Benson, Michael Ball, JoEl1en Vargulick, Larry Hartl John Marcott Cue, Charles Buchanan, Second row: James Cox, Marty Smith, Joe John Morgan, Cathy Danks, Tom Drake, Terry Thompson Gary Zando, Christina Ruddell, Givenna Hickey, Michele Foley, Vicky Parobeck, Michael Washburn, Linda Leonard. Hubbard, John Gaines, Rhonda Richardson. Third row: Norma EI GH T H GRADE Front row: Glen Yousey, Edgar Countryman, Tammie Lozo, Brenda Fox, Sue Schroy, Maureen Hervey, Romana Bolivar, Byron Meister, Allan Harris. Second row: Chris Elliot, Terric Hubbard, Karen Mono, Kimbal Smith, Richard Prentice, Lina da Ellis, Darce Rice, Robert Babcock, Ronnie Rowsam, Darol 4 School is kind of a drag at times. Arnold, Joann Manley, Pam Card, Cheryl Terry. Third row. David Burns, Steven Homan, Nancy Clark, Donald Dorches ter, Louis Palladino, Valerie Goutremout, Shawn Latray Cathy Stceley, Dale Dalton, Linda Whiting, Norman Kepner James lfurmon, Peter Tripp, Dennis Goldthrite. 23 Boys will be boys. Front row: Helen Pais, Scott Taylor, Lance Baxter, Kevin Rich, Dale Cornell. Second row: Wayne Pieree, Lynette Lundy, Hattie Fleming, Torn Butler, Allen Dingman, Janet Kemp, Carol Turner, Christine Clark, Diana Harper, Steve Ames, James Higman. Third The busy little honiemakers. N 24 .g row: Donald Malerk, Donald Adkins, Linda Gadbaw, Debbie Mealus, Laurie LaShure, Doug Sayre, Marcia Egnew, Verne Green, Gene Monica, Thrcssie Wormwood, Sharon Reggie, Arlene Smith, Debbie Babcock, Walter Gilbert. W... Nwwxm i i Front row: Tom Bartlett, Eric Burke, Robert Walters, Susan Wilsie, Mary McLean, Harold Chisamore, Darrell Coons. Second row: Susan Hosiner, Sandra Santamour, Roxine Fowler, Tom Ferguson, Patrick O,Neill, Martin Petzoldt, Randy Hall, Christine Ayers, Cathy Miller, Bill Newland, Lin- da Shew. Third row: Chris Getman, Gayle Cuthbertson, Jam- ie Roberts, Rhonda Bishop, Joe LaComb, Kevin Glass, Peter Stuyvesant, John Howard, Christine LaBarge, Sheila Herbert, Steve Dinberg, Victor Reed, Sue Brown, Mimi Deaton. Who put the bullet in the furnace? Front row: Frank Burrows, Pam Genito, Janie Avallone, Clarence Hellinger, Carrie Hoosc, Cathy Koster, Julie Church, Len Ann Brown, Lyle Hall. Second row! Judy Fargo, Priscilla Sanders, Jo- Anne Rivers, Alfreda Miller, Rita Touchton, Debbie Waite, Robert 25 SZQHHNQ ,. 3 ,ei Sochia, Tim Finnigan, Vicky McAvoy, Douglas Robeor, Jane Deat- on, Third row: Thomas Pound, John Sech, George Ballou, Richard Ginger, Marcia Cross, Brenda Jones, John Wells, Dennis Mulvaney, Carol Swan, Bernard Bczio, Howard Persha, Douglas Chisholm. l Front row: Theresa DeFau, Tommy Roberts, Karen Tromb- ley, Viola Scanlin, Kurt Gould, Tim Wright, Barbara Wash- burn, Jana Mallette, Anne Burke. Second row: Suzanne Ayl- ward, Dale Spicer, Royal Durant, James Baxter, Tim Burto, Francis Aftinati, Billy Fawlow, Steven O'Keefe, Randy Horne, John Lowery, Bruce Christman. Third row: Karen Blair, David Taylor, Gerald Reynalds, Paula Sinicropi, Coll- ette Lago, Mary Howard, Tom Highers, Mike Mullich, Eva Picco, Cathy Hardy, Mark Keddy, Marcia Gladle, Temara Mc- Mannus. uni E Front row: Robert Stoever, Tracey O'Dett, Don Milden, Dav- id Hopkins, Donna Perkins, John Kissell, Thomas Burrell. Second row: Janet Loomis, Cindy Gorman, Jan Barker, Chris- tine Sabo, Diana Danks, Kevin Sears, Jack Duncan, Joe Fo- kos, Tom Williams, Rodney Best, Dawn Martin, Vance Lau- Did the bell ring already? 26 ber, Lib Astafan. Third row: Karen Johnson, Jayne Chis- amore, Scott Crawford, Terry Snider, Bob Garrett, David Rivers, Dennis Cole, Mike Hanlon, Mike Mackee, Mike Potter, Sharon Youngs, Pam Guadalupe, Melissa Wover, Cathy Fargo. Front row: Jackie Stone, John Wilton, Kenneth Hayes, Joe Tibbles, Ricky Pignone, Virginia Cobb. 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A TIME TO SEEK A D A TIME TO LO E 29 ,, 1 . .Y Front row: Jim Higgins, John Pais, David Hoover, Steve Prievo, Bob Nabewaniec, Dick VanHorn, Mike Powell, Pete Liberatos, Tim Lat- ham, Ralph Libby, Steve Thayer. Second row: Mike Gebo, Lou Flanigan, Wayne Ferguson, Roger Hansek, Donn Cole, Bill Sied- lecki, Bryan Laneuville, Mike Vincent, Ron Genzel, James Watson. Third row: Ron Nabewaniec, James St. Louis, Lee Wright, Thomas Upshaw, Dick Davis, Gary Loomis, Fran Gilbert, Bill MacMillian, Dave Nickels, Manager Mark Face, Manager Bob Ball. Fourth row: Coach Jerald Metcalfe, Coach Ben Renzi, Head Coach Ron Miller. VARSITY FOOTBALL Don't worry, l'll get it. The 1967 Carthage Central Comet football team ex- perienced a moderately successful season. Led by senior captain Dick Vanl-lorn, the gridders won three and lost All right, what happened to the ball? five. Victories came at the expense of Central Square, West Canada Valley and Holland Patent. The team was impress- ive early in the season, but the loss of key linemen through injuries hurt during the latter half ofthe campaign. Standouts in the backfield were quarterback Roger Han- sek and Pete Liberatos at fullback. Mike Powell and Brian Laneuville along with Captain VanHorn led the line charges. Coach Miller can look forward to a fine season in ,68 due to the fact that many returning sophomores and juniors gained valuable game experience this year. I'm coming as fast as I can. J. V. FOOTBALL FVOHT 0W-' George MCManamafl, John Seaman, Robin Lester, Coach Russell Purdie, Kevin Bonney, Kevin Steria, Steve Mil Mark Gebo, Rick Walck, .I0lll l ROl'll', Jan Lozo, James Adams, lery Peter Leahy, Terry Simger, Linold Hall, John Rughman Ronald O'Dett, Robert Storms, Michael Flynn, Loren RiCh- David Prue, Allen Brown, George Larribee, Donny Garrett ardson, Bruce Johnson. Second row: Coach Stan Pierce, Pat Leady, - . 'l. L' Ag A 31 Manager Marty Rounds, Dale Delong, Randy Fairfield, Fred Goutremout, Bill Ward, Mike Rushman, Donn Cole, Brian Laneuville, Bill Drake, Dennis Swain, Bill Siedlecki, Ron Nabewaniec, Bob Nabe- VARSITY BASKETBALL waniec, Coach Richard Rollins. The varsity basketball team under the direction of Mr. Richard Rollins inished the season with a commendable record of eleven wins and eight losses. The cagers achieved double Wins over arch-rivals Augustinian Academy and Low- ville. The wide-open, fastbreaking type of game displayed by the hoopsters was exciting to the many students who supported this year's team. Scoring and rebounding honors in almost every game went to seniors Bill Siedlecki and Bob Nabewaniec. Donn Cole and Bill Ward also deserve credit for their performances. The future looks promising with six juniors returning next year. Where's that old school spirit? There 's that old school spirit. This is a pep rally? J. . BASKETBALL The J.V. basketballers, coached by Mr. Metcalf, ended the campaign with a five and thirteen slate. The little Comets were improved during the last half of the season, losing close games to many opponents and beating Lowville. The Freshmen team record was ten and four. Manager Mike Carcasole, Lloyd Scanlin, Paul Frezza, Dewey Mosher, Tony Dumaw, Bill Peterson, Tom Upshaw, Bill MacMillan, Don Hack, Dennis VanHorn, Steve Snider, Randy Guyette, Terry Simser, FRESHMA BASKETBALL Manager David Rounds, Mike Peluso, Kevin Bonney, Timmy Turpin, Tom l-laver, Pete Higman, David Prue, Steve Miller, Jack Gorman, John Myers, Jim Tringas, John Park, Richard Rollins, Jess Park, Acey Coach Jerry Metcalfe. Yuhas, Coach James Cavellier. VA RSI TY CHEERLEADERS Front row: Susie Quay, Cathy Bears, Rolayne l-larvey.Second row: Debbie Lee, Jane Stiner. Third row: Pam Vail, Debbie Valencour, Linda Rollins, Claire Schwendy. Why doesn't somebody cheer? ...L f Coached by Miss Trimby, our cheerleading squad does an excellent job of creating en- thusiasm for athletic contests. Through hours of practice they make basketball and foot- ball games colorful events. Posters, made by these girls, announcing coming games, have become a familiar sight in our halls this year. The cheerleaders deserve the student body's many thanks for their diligence. Burns. Second row: Claudia Edwards, Linda Bradey Lori Worden. J. V. Front row: Paulette Thesier, Sandy Parks, Julie Front row: Manager Pinky Hall, Tim Tabolt, Stan Ashcraft, Wayne Loomis, Charles Miles, Wayne Sears, Stan Ferguson, Jim Rushlow Ferguson, Gary Mono, Greg Mauer, Mike Burke, Dick Rushlow, Mike Hancock,Jim Adams,Ma.rty O,Keefe,Bob Rushlow,Jon Burke John Mono, Lyle Pickert, Gary Cook, Mike Nabewaniec, Bob Wil- Larry Rushlow, Calvin Kneeland,Manager Dave Burr. liams. Second row: Coach Gary Winters, John Astafan, Irving WRESTLING The Comet grapplers completed their sea- son with a record of four wins, nine losses and one tie. Mr. Winters guided his matmen to a fifth place finish in the Frontier League and a seventh place in the League Tourna- ment. ln the Baldwinsville Invitational the team finished fifth with Mike Cook, Stan Ashcraft and Tim Tabolt grabbing second place honors. Lack of wrestlers to fill the lower weight classes was detrimental to the team all year. Ten or fifteen points were for- feited each match. Outstanding performers were Tabolt, Ashcraft, and Wayne Ferguson. There's something you don't see very often SKI TEAM The 1967-68 ski team under the able direc- tion of Mr. Goodspeed competed in four meets. Skiing in both the slalom and giant slalom, the team entered invitationals at Snow Ridge and Big Tupper. In the Section III meet at Old Forge the team finished sixth. Lou Flanigan, Steve Dillon,Mike Rainville, Tom Buckley, Jim Higgins, Coach Richard Goodspeed. Front row: Coach Gary McDermott, Gary Smith, Eric Wiley, Frank Leon Desormo, Manager Donald Covey. Second row: David Drean, Davis Bob Wiley, Alan LaVine, Tom Luther, Jack Lester, Alan Marty Mitchell, Roy Bierman, Dale O'Donnell, Eugene Kissell, Larry Flynn David Gates, Tom Hollingsworth, Dan Phillips, David Sly, Gilpin, Pat Leddy, Steve Fargo, Wayne Parshley. VARSITY SWIM TEAM Led by co-captains Eric Wiley and Tom Luther, the Comet mermen compiled a record of four wins and eight losses. Lack of depth was evident in almost every meet this year. Capturing second and third places proved to be a greater task than actually winning races. Wiley, Luther, diver Steve Fargo and Bob Wiley were consistent winners. Things look bright in the future for C.C.S. swimming with only three senior lettermen on this year's squad. Freestylist Eric Wiley went on to win a sectional title and a second place in the intersectionals. Be kind to your web-footed friends Front row: Robin Lester, Bill Runge, Brian Langdon, Tom Burto, Doug Rebior, Bill Taylor, Joe Toko, Steve Bovee, Mike Allen, Mike Bears, Mike Sears, Jay Soper. Tom Gibbons Darryl Hall Bill Ward Mike Babcock, Bill Nabewaniec, Tom Lehman, Steve Siedlecki, Dick Prue Dennis T1m Carter Eric Wiley Dave Lmstruth Joe Gendron, Bob Swain, Tim Latham, Dave Covey. VARSITY BASEBALL The 1967 varsity baseball team compiled a record of six wins, five losses and one tie. The tie was in an eight inning affair with Harrisville. Poor weather hampered the team early in the season and consequently arch-rival Lovvville was played only once. Pitchers Bill Ward and Dave Lins- truth turned in outstanding performances, both allowing less than three earned runs per game. Under Mr. Pierce the J.V. baseball team ended a successful year with a record of eight wins and four losses. Tony Dumaw and Randy Bishop were the team's standouts. TheSff'fP1aYef J. V. BASEBALL Front row Mike Gebo Bob Wiley Russ Getman Dale Pridell, Mike Dumaw, Bob Chisholm, Don Latremore, John Chamberlain Randy Stumpf Don Sawyer Gordon Reynolds Jim St Louis, Frank Davis, Fairfield, Terry Rancier, Mike Pignone, David Nickels Mike H111 Fred Goutremout Tony Avallone Second row Manager Dennis Coach Stan Pierce. Cole Jim Watson Reggie Willmert Pat Ambrose Gary Mono, Tony 37 fwallllgff D011 HaCk, Dick Cole, Ron Nabewaniec, Bob Smith, Rub- Charles Smith, Asle Rolland, Danny Dorchester, Doug Johndrow, bie Morgan, Rick Burdick, David Rohr, Jerry Zehr, John Ricci, Charles Hall, Jack Davis, Bruce Ferguson, Dana Smith, Manager Norman Lozo, Danny Zehr, Jim Ricco, Bill Reeves, Carl Robinson, BIUCC Money, COUCII Ronald Rfiggie, C0001 GUY WUTYCIS- TRACK The i967 C.C.S. track team was coached by Mr. Ronald Roggie and Mr. Gary Winters. Defeating Adirondack Cen- tral and losing to strong aggregations from Canton and Wat- ertown, a dual record of one win and two losses was com- piled. The team also competed in invitationals at Proctor of Utica and New Hartford. The highlight of the season was John Ricci's second place finish in the 880-yard run at the Section Ill meet. The 1967 cross country team, coached by Mr. Ronald Roggie, had a better-than-average season. ln their invitation- al meets they consistently finished in the upper half of the teams competing. The Harriers ended the campaign on a high note, finishing second in the Section Ill meet. CROSS COU TRY Coach Ronald Roggie, Bob Smith, Jack Woodside, Mike Stumpf, Norman Lozo, Jim Ricco, John Ricci, Ken Money, Stan Ferguson, Bruce Ferguson, Don Potter, Tom Haver, Bob Post, Stan Meister,Managcr David Burns. I .l ns. Lee Eggelston, Tom Ward, David Hoover, Pete Aylward, Paul Jones, Mike Rushman, Dick VanHorn, Ken Burns, Bill Siedlecki, Brad Hebble, Bob Forsythe, Tony Pa1lidino,Couch Stan Bingham. The 1967 golf team placed sixth in the Frontier League. The Linksmen won four and lost ten. With many lettermen returning, Coach Finer should have a more successful season next year. GOLF TENNS The 1967 tennis team under the tutelage of Mr. Stanley Bingham completed its season with a record of three wins and two losses. Led by Tony Palladino, the team had a suc- cessful season, which was climaxed by its Winning the Frontier League Tournament. Tom Luther, Steve Gebo, John LaC1aire, Coach Benjamin Finer. ff, ,Y 7 ' , my 1' .f w 'fv,, 1 . yew--f gg V U f f , V .W 'W fgjfgykrr ,wx V . M K , -M 4? 311, , 2 V wwwff ' 1' W 1 A 'Wa f J f l A 1'f,r..m,,.v , ff 1 'Q '14 'V 9' M ,w, , , W 'wif v W Us 'W H M f . A ,, f f 1A ,- I V ,L.' ',n, Tl 'N ' gZ ' 5 WU ' w - ' M4 T , . fin ' f A . 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K ,X ,, ,fl ' ,A,. W , , gm A' Q , Q, 1 gk ',,LL ' ' fi f Ev q ? L. fn , f , f QW , A , 2 . ' , V I, x f K W, M, V V , 'L an 4? ,I , Y Mx V N, A sn H Y 1 h V, , W., E ' A 4 A , f if , L W? , i 1 J 'F ,f M4 A f L 1-I A m H aj , .E ' 1 w fa' . 5 at v Kuna' 9' 1 w 5 Vw' If !f Q Q M ef 4 u xr, f :gg ,, , 'Y ff ,iw 4 iff w ,F 1' v f R-1 4' 5 , S Front row: Gary Merkley, Mary Giraldo, Michael Carcasole, Rodney Evelyn Shultz, Roseann Perry, Chuck Miles, Jim Adams, Karl Wool- Pyrcc. Second row: Greta McBride, Debbie Watson, Florence Blair, Cdgev Kim Martin, Bonnie Hallf Landis Fl-111913 301111 Plifk, Lloyd Linda Hickey, Julie Burns, Penny Thomas, Cheryl Backus, Kathy H0Slllef, Marty Oilieefffr GHFY M0l'lfg0mCTY,Wi11iHm V211'ld0- Rivers, Colleen Gardner, Kim Landon. Third row: Claude Gotham, FRESHME A The look of innocence or the admission of guilt? Sue Baker, Kathy Connor, Edward Olley, Joseph Hall, Julie lfcistel, Sandy Parks, Carolyn Gardner, Linda Davis, Ellen Lacey, Cindy Ava- Donald Taylor, Tim McBride, Randy Bent, Richard Rollins, Bill 110110- Bossuot, Kevin Christman, Cheri Manor, Kay Swain, Rodney Arno, 42 Front row: Debbie Perkins, Lou Ann Gracey, Patricia Taylor, Donna Fargo, Malcolm Bears. Second row: Stanley Meister, Fredrica Blackwell, Timmy Turpin, Tom Burke, Larry Rush- low, Terry Baker, Joey St. Louis, Tom Hofbauer, Ann Ab- bass, Patricia Cross. Third row: Linda Drisotell, Cecilia Lane, Debbie Ward, Michael Brennan, William Johnson, Jess Park, Delone Coman, Ron O'Dett, Irving Loomis, Warren Gilbert, Kermit Williams, Dave Prue, Sue Carpenter, Lucinda Harvey, Michael Kirch, Mary Sears. ul. Front rowi Sue Walsh, Sandra Harrell, Douglas Hebert, Cheryl Relph, Lou Ann German, Gordon Campbell, Irene Liberatos, David Ncttles, Mark DeYear, Dorothy Rushlow, Marjorie Zelir. Second row: Robin Guyette, Wayne Sears, Roy Jesmore, Pam Miles, Michele Homan, Linda Ormiston, Melanie Vincent, Margaret Gaebel, Ruth Perfetto, Doris Eriksen, Ed Nier, Kevin Bonney, Julie Mealus, Kathy wi' A time to study. Spaulding. Third row: Cheryl Babcock, Peggy Trowbridge, Debbie Bezanilla, Wayne Williams, Wayne Barnum, Robert Moore, Michael Durant, Bill Runge, Robert Lester, Joe Genter, Ken Money, Kevin Hughes, John LaComb, Mark White, Cheryl Potter, Tom Powell, Debi Stafford, Mike Peluso. H'ont row: Richard Haney, Clara Donahue, June Kline. Deb- bie Schermerhorn, Gale Flitcroft, Mary Parker, Connie Cook, Terry Montgomery. Second row: Virginia Webb, Tande Jones, Phyllis Blanchard, Robert Cross, Nelson Wormwood, Dorothy McDonald, Kevin Gould, Lynn MaeNay, Diana Gardner, Deb Norland, Karen Gladlc. Third row: Kathy Up- shaw, Stewart Burnup, Steve Miller, Brian Langdon, James Trainham, Ralph Ferguson, Tom Buckley, Richard Myers, Mark Petzeldt, Alan Brown, Thomas Runkles, Roy Beirman, Cheryl Higman. Front row. Lewis Stenoski, Cheryl Mehaffy, Christine Weiks, Eileen Foy, Bob Post, Mary Ann Krall, Marie Ayers, Rhonda Keddy. Second row: Arthur Snyder, Tom Burto, Richard Mushtare, Becky Hine, Archie Fleming, Vincent O'Neil, Hen- ry Ciliberto, Jerry Reed, Bill Barnhart, Peggy Hall, Roxanne What's going on there? Gebo, Bonnie Dorr, Daryl Zehr. Third row: Kay Stoddard, Barbara Peck, Pete Higman, Ellen Montigelli, Rene Boyer, Jim Tringas, Jay MacVean, Mark Schwartz, Bill Green, Dennis Mcllroy, Karl Vebber, Patrick Goldthrite, Kit Vallencour, Cindy Rupert. 44 wave , g n W n They call this food? .,,,, Front row: Jim Paige, Toni Piroli, Don Peck, Christine Fuller, Michele Reed, Karen Genito, Debbie Hoffman. Second r0w.' Mark Schermerhorn, Roger Mono, Tim Ayers, Michele Des- rosiers, Pat Lcddy, Lynn Stoever, Jane Sears, Carol Hancock Steven Besaw, Terry Baker, Dale Tripp, Fred Buchanan Third row: Craig Williams, Joan Zebney, Dennis Guyette Lucinda Durant, Toni Bowling, John Myers, Dale Flitcroft Marty Rounds, Cliff Shultz, Jeff Coutermarsh, Jack Gorman Karen Clark, Richard Suscie, Monica Miterko, Debbie Beard Front row: Cathy Foster, Cindy Bluto, Ruth Hoffman, Pat ricia DeLair. Second row: Debbie Brown, John Burdick Martha Millspaugh, Julie Garrefa, Tom Haver, David Barlow Paul Britton, Esther Sixberry, Joyce Harper, Tom Sanderson Gary Cook, Calvin Kneeland. Third row: Steve Weller, Carol- yn Vick, Bill Taylor, Stan Ferguson, Frank Piceo, Bruce Chase, Andy Yuhas, Gale Mono, Dennis Benson, Dennis Green, Debra Dorchester, Jane MacVean, Diane Lee, Susan Putman. 45 S OPH OM ORES Advisor Miss MacMillan, Treasurer Linda Brady, Secretary Peter Leehy, Vice President Patty Clark, President John Storms, Advisor Mr. Delaney. Front row: Fred Perrigo, John Rushman, Dave Drean, Randy Flintcroft, Gary Monaghan, Bob Storms, John Moroughan. Second row: Eleanor Wright, Debbie Short, Don Garrett, Pattie Koniz, Kathy Howard, Robert Hall, Cecilia Chartrand, Debbie Vallencour, Bill Mack, Calvin Zecher, Shirley Spencer, Tamara Dening, Kathy Oatman. Front row: Tammy Hervey, Carol Loomis. Second row: Third row: Cherrie Hall, Bruce Johnson, Kathy Chamberlain, Cathy Baxter, Steve Fargo, Rick Smith, John Arco, Sharon Bob Higman, Jim Rogers, Kirk Thompson, Rick Walck, Don Stowell, Maurice Fetterley, John Snell, Kathy Nettles, Mar- Sawyer, Don Hack, George McManaman, Richard Satimore, lene Camidge, Kathie Prievo, Dick McBride, Mary Ball. Francis Gilbert, Julie Zebney, Donna Corey, Melford Lincoln. 46 Front row: Marilyn Zehr, Shirley Countryman, John Char- Dale Ward, Donna Beirman, Richard Morin, Mike Meyer, bonneau, Alvin Gotham, David Ransome, Elaine Felker, Butch Spencer, Thomas Upshaw, Paul Perfetto, Lathan Kil- Shirley CUTPUUWT, Elaine BUTKC, Chlffy GOICCY, P11iW211i0H, bourn, Tom Merkley, Walter Dekin, Steve Snider, Mary Linda Brady, Charlene Babcock. Second row: Helen Huston, Sherman, Claudia Morgan, Terry Countryman, Linold Hall. Darlene Maurer, Charmayne Green, Alun Herbert, Terry Simsvr, Sue Mark Jindraek, John Mono, Janice Williams, John St. Louis, Doug Tyner, Jim Rushlow, Alan LaVine, Charles Rawisza, Mark Gebo, Thompson, Dave Mushtare, LaDonna King. The end-of-the-day ru sh. 47 Front row? Robert Williams, Dora Tifft, Judy Kline, Donald Covy, Hall, 1 l'21HCiS B3lJC0Ck, -lim LOZO, 100 PCfC0Ski, Terry Barkley, 101111 Sandy Chasg' Marty Nhtchelly Qmig Branagan, Cathy N01-land, Nancy Rohr, Paul Frezza, Clifford Eseltine, Geary Oakes, Sandra Susiee, Galloway, Patrick Finnegan. Marcia Zehr, Judy Capcrton. Second LHUY DOH, Robcfl RuSh10W,Kevin BUYUS- row: Brenda Woodhouse, Michael Houghton, Lloyd Scanlin, Diane Front row: Stephen Eddy, Joan Hayden, Paulette Thesier, Shelley Biship, Sheila Congdon, Randee Martin, Colleen Doherty, Darlene Bush, Susan Bailey, Peter l-lesch, Crystal Foster, Nancy Smith. Second row: Ron VanDewalker, Bruce Money, Steve Slye, Gordon I-lutton, Gerald Boni, Robert Cummings, Robert Wiley, Dan Phillips, Floyd Fox, Loren Richardson, Randy Guyettc, Mark Lewis. Front row: Mary Lincoln, Gail Gladle, Mike Nabywaniec, Eugene Ayers, Ed Rgnr, Anne Stoddard, Stephen Fox, Gary John Williams, Romeo Astafan, Chazelle Blanchard, Melvin Moore, Martin Bovee, Richard Davis, John Chamberlain, Trombley, Mark Peebles, Claudia Edwards, Pat Conley, Lou Danny Dorchester, Wendell Jolmson, Mike Canell, Michelle Burdick, Janice Montgomery, Patricia Fox. Second row: Vincent,Sue Davis, Linda Wilton. Front row: Cathy Dillon, Pam Cross, Nancy Dinberg. Second VOW-' Valarie Weir, Oakley Clark, Violet Touchton, Mike row: Regina Sabo, Cindy Hardy, Steven Reid,Mike Bartlett, Flynn, David Gates, David Swan, Donald Howard, Earl George Laribee, Nancy Meyer, Dennis O'Neill, Douglas Steria, Mantle, Dewey Mosher, Pat O'Shaughnessy, Tony Brennan, Rosemary Carr, Claudia Patchin, Yvonne Babcock. Third Cheryl Goodman,Wayne Schloop,Diana Burnham. Mr. Martin, is this really an English class? Front row: Barbara Yousey, Debbie Wetmore, Lucille Millspaugh, Martin, Carl Binglc, John Seaman, Tom Altmire, Richard Grawe, Lila Passage, Pete Crawford, Penny Terry, Helen Affinati, Patty Robert Rucker, Pete Lechy, Randy Harper, Marleen Phelps, Alan Huggins, Connie Miller, Kathy Burrows. Second r0w.' Don Potter, Dyke. Kathy Foote, Stephen Fowler, Kevin Steria, Robert Mullany, Darryl 49 JU IORS Front row? Roberta Steria, Ruby Raven, Elaine Lehoux, Mary Miller, Theresa Vintalora. Second row: Dale Pridell. Randy Bishop, Tim Tripp, Joseph Green, Steve Gebo, Arlene Clark, Jacqueline Blair, Rolayne Harvey, Barb Wright. Third Vice President Phillip Cross, President Steve Gebo, Advisor Mr. Cavellier, Secretary Alison Boyer, Advisor Mrs. Tuttle, Treasurer Mike Rushman. 1 5 J The diligent typist. row: Ron Nabewaniee, Sue Egnew, Frank Davis, Charles Felk- er, Harry Canell, Jim Sipos, Harold O'Neil, Gary Loomis, Russell Runkles, Gary Hutchins. Front row: Nancy Hosmer, Linda Barker, Vickie Mallette, Chris Yuhas, Julie Mullen, Jon Washburn, Eugene Kissel. Second r0w.' Linda Virkler, Allison Boyer, Dale O'Donnell, Fred Sauer, Lavern Benson, Marty Grau, Bruce Burgess, Kathy Flint, Virginia Campbell. Third row: Greg Martin, Steven Dillon, James Potter, Glen Chaffee, Jim St. Louis, Michael Stumpf, Phil Cross, Michael Hancock, Tom Garret, Lyle Austin, Frances Osterhoudt, Laura Putman, Linda Taylor, Janice Rivers, Donna Chisamore. to, Sharon Davis, Susan Benware, Iileaa nor MacCue, Randall Sears. Second row: Sandra Gould, Maureen Thomas, Terri Soper, Gail Miller, Marian Wendell, Kathi Houston. Third row: Cliff Bonnie, Mike Burke, Kathy Drake, Mary Peck, Lee Wright, Bruce Britton. Fourth row: Bob Chisholm, Tony Avallone, William Dutt- on, Jim Ricco, John LaClaire, Alan Flynn. 51 FJ'0I1fI'0W.' Mike Pignone, Sharon Bur- 1,-A . .111- z Front row: Terry Rancier, Dorothy Ollie, Karen Pignone, Diane Astafan, Bob Campbell, Wade Burdick,Gary Gardner, Steve Wright, DeLosh, Diane Careasole, Emma Hammill. Second rowi Lynn Mark Face, Jerry Webb, Mike Hill, Dave Ballard, Gardner Cross, Bowles, Cheryl Charbonneau, Pam Vail, Patty Kelly, Rhonda Sant- Davg LaVinc,Chay1c5 Taylor. amour, Neysa Siedlecki, Janet McDonald, Fred Goutremont, John You put what in my milk? Front row: Dennis O'Donnell, Pat Pound, Jane Robl, Brenda Mac- Cue, Candee Green, Susan Quay, Donna Cranker, Rhonda Zehr, Randy Fairfield. Second row: James Watson, Paulette Durant, Rose- mary Bush, Sharon Terry, Leonard Schermerhorn, Robert Koniz, Thomas Hollingsworth, Kevin Moody, Charles Hall, Dale Gates, Mike Storms. 52 Front row: Debbie Britton, Elise Lehoux, Evelyn Lincoln, Sally Geniro, Phyllis Yousey, Eleanor Burns, Joan Hazer, Bobbi Reed Mabel Bach, Helen Nevills, Ina Canell. Second row: David Burr, Marvin lllingsworth, Steven Marshall, David Putman, Fred Paige, John Ricci, Wayne Ferguson, Richard Bloss, Sandra Stressel, Char- lotte Ferguson, Jeffrey Andrus, Gordon Reynolds. s All right, now let's see you put it back together. Front row: Debbie Bossout, Debbie Alexander, Sue Richard- Smith. Third row: Kevin Walseman, Bill MacMillian, Lou son, Sally Gcnito, Janet Rivers, Dave Nickels, Keith Burrows. Flannigan, Mike Rushman, Mike Gebo, Stanley Ashcroft, Second row: John Chamberlain, Mike Brown, Denise Lehoux, Mike Homan, Cathy Craig, Doreen Moses, Mike Rainville, Jim Debbie Hine, Claire Schwendy, Jolyne Wormwood, Katie Martin, Peggy Lyman, Debbie Litzendorf, Sandra Ball, Ellen Nevills, Jane Virkler, Louise Wormwood, Gary Baker, Paul Sweeney. YA an nu., -as. an ffm. s as wa- -wg an Q my Q - K. 5 f -, 1 Q.: 4 I 2? .J , , V WWW ,,,, I, fzf , ,,,, ,, ffffgfw U as w ,, ff-W g W A- f , fff' f, H fy www fb 1 . WWW V ,w.,ft'7 2 - L' ' 8.1 TZ H fi ,ff ' Q 1 ' ' V f A 'f ffl 5 M' ' 2:31. f I , ,, ,. y --mb ' ifnfwfi amp W j , f,w V- ' H Mya aww' swag,-'V 4, .P M, ii 'Helly' ' ik ' 4 QE ' If L Q .dx ., ,,,,,M - ' I nn, fm NHHM Zi ,, , -:Av Y - .1 M f V ' , 9 , W fm M 1 Q HL ' ,L f .J 7 z , ,,i!,,, W ,,,k ir Mg. , , , ,Z iii 'f fs:-2 W f 7 , , 54,1 ,qw ,gg-lgf' L55 f Ni: Xa Q, ,, , 2 ' , A f , , J,W,,W,, ,, V, ,, 4 f-1 hx 2 Q1 M 1, Q fv , w if Q 5, 1 ,f my , H ,I 4 f, fl!! my Front row: Yvonne Thesier, Denise Clark, Jean Lehman, Katherine Drake, Colleen Doherty, Sandra Chase, Claudia Morgan, Mary Ball, Patricia Conley, Paulette Thesier. Second row: Sally Allen, Frances Osterhoudt, Fred Buchanan, Wayne Barnum, Patricia Huggins, Mary Sherman, Claire Schwendy, Tamara Hervey, Tom Rich, Melanie Vincent, Kim Langdon, Anne Rohr, Stephen Fowler, Deborah Vallencour, Patricia Clark, Cynthia Brennan, Shelley Carcasole. Third row: Mary Peck, Linda Virkler, Gerald Boni, Donna Fargo, Christine Fuller, Julie Burns, Susan Putman, Ellen Montigelli, Michael Stumpf, Alan Herbert, Wayne Parshley, David Sly, Kit Vallen- cour, John Gorman, Peter Crawford, Anthony Brennan, Front row: Kim Brennan, Diane Borland, Colleen Cullen, JoAnn McNay, Amy Wilton, Alice Huggins, Nan Vallencour, Marcia Gladle, Cheryl Chase, Sharon Young, Janet Loomis, Second row: Cathy Miller, Charles Buchanan, Meg Giblin, Roxanne Dionne, Melanie Potter, Pam Wright, Kevin Rich, Victor Reed, Laura Livermore, Leean Pickert, Cindy Wood- bridge, Brenda Newman, Deb Bush, Kris Kotary, Gayle Cuthbertson, Roxine Fowler, Maureen Hervey. Third row: Mary Burrows, Lana Litzendorf, Shiela Herbert, Janice Christman, Donna Vitullo, Dave Van Patten, Mike Rennie, Melvin Trombley, Neysa Siedlecki, Elaine Killingbeck, Rob- ert Wiley. Fourth row: Susie Walsh, Debra Perkins, Debra Beard, Colleen Gardner, Martin Bovee, Katherine Foote, James Tringas, Richard Grawe, Ken Money, Levern Benson, Carl Bingle, Bruce Ferguson, Steven Weller, Dan Phillips, Karen Gladle, Donna Chisamore, Debra Litzendorf, Gordon Reynolds, Charlotte Ferguson, Margaret Lyman, Lyle Pick- ert, William Drake. SENIOR BA D MARCHING BA D TWIRLERS JU 1012 BA D JoAnne Derouin, Joe Ellen Sherman, Daxci Rice, Kathy Boni, Chester Mehaffy, Jayne Chisamore, Cathy Koster, Tom Drake, Allen Harris, Dave Rainville, Doug Boothe. Fourth row: Sue Branagan, Terry Thompson, Debby Babcock, Bertha Stevenson, Julie Hadley, Cheri Morgan, Mike Moselle, Roy Durant, Jay Soper, John Lowrey, Mr. Bingham, Shaun LaTray, Ray Akins, Mike Alleu, Kim Smith, Janet Kemp, Bill Dingman, Don Morin, Deb O'Connor, Philip Hanlon, Randy Weller, Kay Virkler, Al Dingman, Jack Duncan. SE IOR CHORUS Front row.' Accornpanist Carl Bingle, Paulette Thesier, Rolayne Harvey, Donna Chisamore, Denise Clark, Shelley Carcasole, Elaine Killingbeck, Barbara Strong, Yvonne Thesier, Dave Drean, Cliff Bonney, Lyle Pickert, Ken Money, Wayne Barnum, Jean Lehman, Dorothy Olley, Barbara Yousey, Cathy Dillon, Dianne Carcasole, Patricia DeLair, Mary Giraldo, Toni Pirole, Donna Fargo, Darlene Maurer, Sue Walsh, Marjorie Zehr, Mr. Douglas Nichols. Second row.' Mary Miller, Sissy Wright, Gail Miller, Pam Vail, Peggy Trowbridge, Florence Bach, Carol Steria, Debbie Vallencour, Sally Thompson, Martin Bovee, Mike Glass, Frank Clark, Michael Brennan, Katherine Drake, Peggy Lyman, Laurie White, Elly Burns, Mabel Bach, Susan Putman, Tande Jones, Julie Feistel, Debi Stafford, Karen Gladle, Julie Mullen, Claire Schwendy, Barb Wright. Third row.' Tammy Hervey, Patricia Conley, Nancy Galloway, Sandy Parks, Julie Burns, Sandra Ball, Sandra Gould, Jan Williams, Karen Jones, Tom Rich, Robert Wiley, David Ballard, Steve Mantle, Dennis Clark, Kris Vail, Frans ten Broeke, Bill Drake, Gary Moore, Charlotte Ferguson, Colleen Doherty, Kathy Foote, Carrie Huntley, Angie Peluso, Pam Place, Ellen Montegelli, Debbie Bezanilla, Sally Allen, Trudy Feistel, Neysa Siedlecki, Claudia Edwards, Cindy Brennan, Bobbi Reed. Mary had a little lamb, little lamb, little lamb . . . ' Front row: Accompanist Cathy Danks, Karen Cross, Pamela Wright, Janet Dickinson, Cheri Morgan, Martha Steria, Diana Harper, Janet Loomis, Alice Clark, Chester Mehaffy, David Rainville, Don- ald Morin, Kevin Rich, Kimbal Smith, Douglas Rebeor, Debra Bush, Len Ann Brown, Laura Livermore, Kim Brennan, Maureen Hervey, Nancy Walsh, Mr. Douglas Nichols. Second row.' Julie Thompson, Deborah O'Connor, Jackie Stone, Diane Green, Carol Arnold, Mary MacCue, Shery Brown, Gwenna Hickey, Pat Seymour, Debbie Waite, Dayle Cuthbertson, Victor MacCue, Philip Hanlon, David Hopkins, Tom Roberts, Charles Buchanan, Steven Bovey, Scott Taylor, Kim Taylor, Kristine Kotary, Debbie Babcock, Melody Hickey, Leean Pickert, Cheryl Ball, Rhonda Richardson, Cheryl Chase. Third row.' Bertha Stevenson, Susan Alexander, Debra Harrell, Barbara Hall, Anita Tabolt, Denise Fields, Marcia Gladle, Susan Brown, Mary Beth Howard, Roy Heil, Gary Sears, Allen Dingman, William Dingman, Tom Drake, Michael Wood, Richard Retz, Brenda Jones, Cheryl Vick, Jo Ellen Vargulick, Karen Foote, Jane Wiley, Jennifer Thayer, Julie Hadley, Sheila Herbert, Janet Kemp, Cynthia Gorman. 58 ALL TA TE SECTIO ALS Front row: Frances Osterhoudt, Claire Schwendy, Gary Moore, Clifton Bonney, Peggy Lyman. Second row: Tom Rich, Darryl Clark, Sally Allen, Jeanne Lehman, Frank Clark. Third row: David Ballard, Bill Drake, Dennis Clark. STRING E SEMBLE Dennis Clark, Martin O,Keefe, Clifton Bonney, Claire Schwendy, Gary Moore, Tom Hollingsworth, Frank Clark JU IOR HIGH TAGE BA D Front row: Cathy Danks, Laura Livermore, Roxine Fowler, Maureen Hervey, Leean Pickert, Victor Reed. Second row: Dave Booth, Thomas Drake, Allan Harris, Dave Rainville. Third row: Debbie O'Connor, Allen Dingman, Jack Duncan. Fourth row: Ray Akins. JU IOR ZONE Front row: Cathy Miller, Darci Rice, Janet Loomis, Janet Kemp, Jane Wiley, Cathy Danks. Second row: David Hopkins, Kevin Rich, Kim Smith, Allen Dingman, Tom Drake. 59 Front row: Norman Lozo, David Gates, Donald Hack, Jack Wayne PHfShley, Richard Rushlow, TOHI Cflhley, Miflhael Woodside, Eric Wiley, Roger Hansek, Gary Smith, Michael Powell, Wayne FCFSUSOH, EClWih Thayer, Bill Ward, Pete Vincent, Robert Nabewaniec, Brian Laneuville, Robert Libefams, 52111195 RiCC0, Stephen Gebo, J0hT1 P21iS, BIUCC Smith, Tom Rich, Tom Luther, Alan Flynn. Second row: Ferguson, Dana Smith, Lyle Pickeft, Steve Fargo- VARSITY CL UB The red and grey jacket is the symbol of a Varsity Club member. These members are winners of a varsity letter. This athletic fellowship was organized to recognize achievement in sports and is dedicated to promoting the high standards of sportsmanship. One of the services provided by the Varsity Club is the selling of refreshments at athletic events. Mr. Yankowski is the advisor for the Rifle Club. The main objective of the Rifle Club is to instruct its members in the proper and safe handling of a rifle. The importance of respect for firearms is stressed. Members also learn different shooting posi- tions, as well as marksmanship. RIFLE CLUB Front row.' Valerie Weir, Nelson Wormwood, Douglas Thompson, John Burdick, Denise Ritz. Second row: Pat Goldthrite, Gary Oakes, Mike Hill, Bill Walck, Charles Tay- lor, William Dutton, Jim Oshier, John Ricci, Bill Bossuot, Anthony Avallone, Wade Burdick, Alan Ferguson. Third row: Patty Koniz, Warren Gilbert, Darryl Hall, Stewart Burnup Larry Dorr, Richard Bloss, Steven Marshall, David Combs Walter Dekin, Robert Koniz, Gary Baker, Richard Suscie David Mushtare, Jerry Reed, Bill Mack, Mr. Yankowski. Front row: Kathy Burrows, Judy Capertown, Linda Brady, Marv Ball. Vice President Jane Steiner, Secretary-Treasurer Debbie Hine, President Denise Clark, Sissy Wright, Mary Miller, Darleen Maurer. Second row: Ruby Raven, Patricia Taylor, Debbie Norland, Nancy Galloway, Mary Parker, Debbie Lee, Barb Wright, Connie Miles, Julie l-'eistel, Cheryl Relph, Mary Giraldo, Sue Richardson. Third r0w.' Cathy Bears, Sue Quay, Barbara Beggs, Sandy Chase, Sonne Boyer, Penny Terry, Elly Burns, Paula Burrell, Patty Huggins, Linda Hickey, Rolayne Harvey, Terri Soper, Fourth row: Kathy Prievo, Lila Passage, Rhonda Santamour, Randee Martin, Diane Lee, Pam Vail, Joan Haver, Patty Clark, Debbie Litzendorf, Helen Affinati, Laura Putman, Marlene Camidge. Fifth row: Debbie Bezanilla, Claudia Morgan, Pierette Hard- ing, Cindy Brennan, Frances Osterhoudt, Virginia Campbell, Sue Egnew, Rene Boyer, Linda Rollins, Debbie Vallencour, Jane Robl, Mabel Bach. Under the direction of Miss Shirley Bears and President Denise Clark, the Girls' Athletic Association organizes playdays, intramural activities for girls, and fudge sales. The purpose of this organization is to stimulate an interest in girls' sports, to establish a more effective sports program for girls, and to pro- mote good sportsmanship. G.A A. A new feature in our school's sports program is the girls' swimming team which is under the supervision of Miss Shirley Bears. This organization plans an interscholastic swim meet for the girls during spring. Another girls' aquatic group takes part in the water ballet program, also directed by Miss Shirley Bears. A water ballet program for the public was planned for the spring. GIRLS' AQUA :HCS Front row: Linda Rollins, Mary Sherman, Susan Quay, Sandy Parks, Becky Hine, Debbie Hine, Paulette Thesier, Sharon Stowell, Debbie Litzendorf, Jane Wiley, Julie Burns, Third row: Karen Money, Gina Astafan, Roseanne Downey, Rolayne Harvey, Sonne Boyer. Second row: Barbara Wright, Cheryl Chase. Debbie Lee, Terri Soper, Patty Huggins, Darlene Maurer, 61 Front row: Rhonda Santamour, Mary Peck, Ellen Sweeney, Ncysa row! Mary Miller, Claire Schwcndy, Laurie White, Rolayne Harvey, Siedleeki, Angie Peluso, Virginia Campbell, Carrie Huntley. Susan Peggy Lyman, Pam Vail, President Yvonne Thesier, Treasurer Anne Egnew, Frances Osterhoudt, Linda Virkler, Laura Putman, Trudy Rohr,Secretary Sally Allen, Vice President Sue Giraldo, Joan Haver, Feistal, Kathy Drake, Brenda MacCue,Advis0r Mr. Lehman. Second Barbara Boggs, Denise Clark, Barbara Wright, Connie Miles. FUTURE TEACHERS Nobody studies that hard, do they? .- FUTURE NURSES Front rows Advisor Miss Monica Waters, Mary Ilebert, Wendy Julie Cross, Margaret Lyman,Maureen Thomas,CarolC1ark,Valerie Reeves, Karen Jones. Second row: Roseanne Downey, Janice Maril- Gyufk0,Ca1'0l Fargo, Helen Nevills, Carrie Huntley. ley, Barbara Trombley, Colleen Tabolt, Debbie Hine, Sonne Boyer, 62 Ff0'1f f0Wf Roy 5217900012 Al GOWIHII1, Ed Rohr. Laffy DOH, Dvllg Advisor Mr. Marcus, Charles Felker, Robert Cummings, Charlie Tay- Hebert, Steven Eddy. Second row: Mikc Hancock, David Swan, Don lor, David Johnson, Charles Hall, Rohr, Kevin Booth, David Harper, Lynn Schack, Steve Rowsam, FUTURE FARMERS Many of the activities at C.C.S. give students a chance to explore different careers. One such organization is the Future Teachers Club. Members are able to gain an inside view of the teaching profession by participating in panel discussions with teachers. The students are also given the opportunity to teach in the district's schools on two occa- sions. Together with their advisor, Mr. Charles Lehman, they visited the campuses of Potsdam State Teachers Coll- ege and St. Lawrence University in November. The Future Nurses Club, with Miss Monica Waters as its advisor, acquaints the members with nursing and other health careers. The students do volunteer work at the Watertown hospitals and at the Carthage Area Hospital. The members of the Future Farmers of America are studying vocational agriculture in school. Mr. Fred Marcus, advisor, guides the students in their exploration of agricul- tural careers. The boys participated in the Annual Jefferson County Land Judging Contest. I knew I should have taken basket-weaving. COMMERCIAL CLUB Q, . Front row: Fredrica Blackwell, Diane DeLosh, Katie Nevills, Debbie Brown, Julie Mullen, Sharon Stowell, Roxanne Gebo, Mark Peebles, Chris Weeks, Cheryl Backus, Nethel Burrell, Second row: Ann Abbass, Patricia Fox, Judy Caperton, Sue Baker, June Kline, Connie Cook, Judy Kline, Chris Yuhas, Kathy Burrows, Keitha Ashcraft. Third row: Romeo Astafan, Tom Conley, Secretary Joanne Charley, The purpose of the Commercial Club is to encour- age individuals who are interested in the field of business and are willing to work as well as learn. This club sponsors dances, car washes, and fudge sales during the school year. Through field trips, guest speakers, and their advisor, Miss Cornet, the members become acquainted with the business world President Vickie Vaughn, Vice President Sue Ward, Treasurer Jan Russell, Penny Thomas, Marty Grau. Fourth row: Joan Zebeney, Gail Miller, Elly Burns, Cheryl Manor, Sally Burnup, Mabel Bach, Sally Thompson, Pam Place, Mike Montijelli, Wayne Plummer, Mary Percoski, Kathy Chamberlain, Bobbi Reed, Doreen Moses, Levern Myers, Kay Swain, Sue Bears, Advisor: Miss Cornet. Front row: Vice President Frank Clark, Alan Dyke, Secretary-Treasurer Lyle Austin. Second r0w.' Oakley Clark, David Drcan, President David Ballard, Advisor Mr George Gregory. AUDIO-VI UAL CLUB The purpose of the Audio-Visual Club is to instruct its members in the use of various audio-visual imple- ments. This club also provides audio-visual service to the school such as planning the lighting for assem- blies in the auditorium. Club activities are under the direction of Mr. George Gregory. That's Bonnie, hard at work but having fun, Front row: Alice Huggins, Leean Pickert, Sheila Foley, Mary Ball, Debbie Lee, Paula Place, Second row: Jeanne Lehman, Debbie Hine, Shelley Carcasole, Cathy Bears, Debbie Norland, Nan Vall- encour, Patty Huggins, Jane Wiley, Debi Stafford, Julie Mullen, Edward Olley, Sandy Chase, Linda Brady. Third row: Neysa Sied- W,,,,4a- ' ,,..W,. an VW M m,mw1vU1-'QQ lecki, Jolillen Sherman, Pam Vail, Linda Rollins, Greg Maurer, Tom Buckley, Jim Higgins, Steve Dillon, Kris Vail, Jim Rushlow, Alan Ferguson, Mike Rainville, Debbie Vallencour, Mary Sherman, Sonne Boyer. SKI CLUB 65 Under the leadership of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Navarro, members of the ski club benefit from live weeks of lessons at Snow Ridge in Turin during the height of the ski season. They also enjoy five weeks of free skiing at the area of their choice. Front row: Richard Haney, Noreen Carter, Ruth Hoffman, Charlene Babcock, Kathy Connar, Mrs. LaVanchard, Treasurer Oakley Clark, Vice President Phyllis Yousey, Secretary Tammy Hervey, Miss Terry Meyers, Ann Abbass, Yvonne Babcock, Marcia Disotell. row: Debbie Hoffman, Gail Gladle, Joan Hayden, Arlene Clearo, Tom Hofbauer, Linda Wilton, Colleen Doherty, Jane Robl, Sue Tyner, Janet McDonald, Charles Hall, Frank Davis, Steve Slye, Violet Touchton, Shirley Carpenter, Ann Stoddard, Marleen Phelps, Patricia Taylor. Third row: Randy Bent, Allan Dyke, Donna Burman, Becky Hine, Cheryl Backus, Beverly Thomas, Elaine Felker, Maureen Thomas, Kathy Andrus, Lila Passage, Nancy Meyers, Donna Corey, Valerie Weir, Donna Chisamore, Candee Green, Louise Wormwood, Charmayne Green, Claudia Patchin, Linda Davis. Absent: President Douglas Thomas. LIBRARY CLUB The members of the Library Club help the librar- ians keep the school's library from becoming chaotic. Members spend time each week assisting with check- ing books in and out, helping students find books and magazines, and doing other daily tasks. A book fair and a trip to a large library are on this year's The purpose of the Friday After Club is to bring forth the views of students and teachers on novels and current topics. This organization has no officers, but different members take the part of discussion leader. The advisors of the Friday After Club are Mr. Martin and Mr. Gibbons. The informal discussions agenda. are open to teachers, juniors, and seniors, as well as The club's advisors are Mrs. LaVanchard and Miss the regular club members. Meyers. Front row: Cathy Bears, Laurie White, Sonne Boyer, Lynn Bowles, Barbara Beggs. Third row: Lyle Pickert, Stephen Marshall, John Dorothy Olley, Terri Soper, Denise Clark. Second r0w.' Sue LaClaire, Mike Glass, Tom Rich, Mike Gebo, Mike Rushman, Giraldo, Karen Jones, Sally Allen, Charlotte Ferguson, Diane Gordon Reynolds, Bill Drake, Lou Flanigan, David Hoover, David Higman, Lisa Langdon, Brenda MacCue, Trudy Feistal, Sandra Ball, Ballard, Alan Ferguson, John Ricci, Steve C6170- . x .san r rrxi.- THE PIA OFFICERS The Thespian Club strives to create an active interest in acting and drama among the high school students. Under the direc- tion of advisor Mrs. Pickert, the Thespians planned a production and an assembly pro- gram. The members learn basic points of acting and have the opportunity to take part in plays. This year's officers were President Mike Glass, Vice President Terri Soper, Secretary Janice Dalton, and Treasurer Paulette Thes- ier. Vice President Terri Soper, Treasurer Paulette Thesier, Advisor Mrs. Pickert, Wlthout Stagehands a play W0u1dn,t be possible. Secretary Janice Dalton, President Mike Glass. 'fl' ii' ' 3 .a Are you wondering what's happening in your school? The school newspaper, the Clarion, tells all. To publish at least one paper each marking period, or every six weeks, was the aim of the editorial staff and advisors. Mrs. Munger, Mrs. Giblin, and Miss Forney advise the Clarion in informing students of what is going on in athletics and in the schoolis social world, as well as what the various organiza- tions are doing. CLA RIO Front row: Brenda Terry, Diane Higman, Sonne Boyer, Wendy Dalton, Miss Forney, Mrs. Munger, Mrs. Giblin, Sue Egnew, Kathy Reeves, Helen Meyer, Lisa Langdon, Charlotte Ferguson, Sue Gir- Andrus, Paula Burrell, Donna Chisamore, Sue Ward, Sallie Burnup, aldo, Valerie Gyurko. Second row: Mary Hebert, Gail Gladle, Ger- Marsha Disotell, Tammy Hervey. trude Jock, Beverly Thomas, Jan Russell, Nancy Meyer, Janice 67 JU IOR HIGH SE ATE Front row: Advisor Mr. Renzi, Richard LaClaire, Thomas Drake, Irving Loomis, Ellen Montigelli, Steve Miller, Tom Powell, Jeff Coutermarsh. Second row: Ben Mushtare, Gary Sears, Gary Burdick, Front row: Advisor Mr. Gregory, Vice President Lou Flanigan, President Denise Clark, Secretary Shelley Carcasole, Treasurer Laurie White, Advisor Miss Arthur. Second row: Tammy Hervey, Chris Yuhas, Katie Nevills, Kathy Dillon, Joan Haver, Anne Rohr, David Bowman, Tom Ferguson, Frank Affinati, Robert Garrett, Rodney Arno, Kim Langdon, Meg Giblin, Cheri Morgan, Alice Huggins, Julie Shultz, Diane Harper, Joyce Davis, Sue Alexander. Angie Peluso, Steven Snider, Jim Ricco, Bill Drake, Mark Gebo, Linda Rollins, Neysa Siedlecki, Jane Robl, Randee Martin, Debbie Vallencour, Helen Affinati, Mary Miller, Janice Marilley. STUDE T COUNCIL 68 President Denise Clark and the elected members of the Student Council experienced another busy and event-filled year. ln addition to establishing regulations for other organizations in the school, the council held fund-raising activities throughout the year. Yet the immediate purpose of the Student Council will continue to be the representation of the bests interests of the student body. TRAFFIC QUAD Maintaining order in the halls and a smooth flow of traffic between periods is the primary function of the Traffic Squad. Under the direction of Mr. James Kemp, the boys are chosen, with the cooperation of faculty members, on the basis of their leadership, character, and school participa- tion. Bob Nabewaniec, Eric Wiley, Dave Hoover, Lou Flanigan, Steve Dan Gates, John LaClaire, Bruce Ferguson, Terry Rancier, Wayne Prievo, Bill Drake, Mike Rushman, Jim Potter, Tom Rich, Mike Parshley. Stumpf, Jim Oshier, Dave Ballard, Phillip Cross, Tony Avallone, What's the matter, Pete? 69 HO OR SUCIETY Front row.' Anne Rohr, Linda Rollins, Sue Egnew, Connie Vebber, Jean Lehman. Second row: Vice President Steve Prievo, Secretary Janice Da1ton,President Mike Glass, Treasurer Bill Ward,Advisor Mr. Malerk. Third row.' Terri Soper, Linda Virkler, Sally Allen, Frances Osterhoudt, John LaClaire, Steve Gebo, Philip Cross, Mike Rushman, Bill Drake, Austin Gebo, Tom Rich, David Ballard, Alan Ferguson, Lyle Pickett, Terry Rancier, Jane Eckelman, Jan Russell, Denise Clark. The Robert G. Wallace Chapter of the Na- tional Honor Scoiety strives to create an en- thusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the develop- ment of character in students. This year, The Area Nine Spring Conference was held at our school. . F. S. STUDENT COMMITTEE Front row: John LaClaire, Alan Ferguson, Wade Burdick, Terry Rancier. Second row: Jean Lehman, Peggy Lyman, Advisor Mr. Malerk, Secretary-treasurer Yvonne Thesier, Vice President Mike Rushman, President Tom Rich, Advisor Miss Arthur, Rolayne Harvey, Terri Soper. Third row: Helen Meyers, Barb Beggs, Cindy Brennan, Ellen Sweeney, Carol Steria, Wendy Reeves, Virginia Campbell, Sue Egnew, Lisa Langdon, Connie Vebbcr, Neysa Siedlecki, Frances Oster- houdt, Linda Virkler, Laurie White, Sonne Boyer. ,gm-., . , th ' fn. E - W, :su .,, f Ferguson. Wad AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE AT C. C. S An A.F.S. student from Holland, an increasingly active American Field Service Student Committee, and a partici- pant in the Americans Abroad part of A.F.S. all contributed to the growing interest in this student scholarship program at Carthage Central. For six months of the 1967-68 school year, Frans tenBroeke of Apeldoorn, Holland, made his home with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ferguson and family of Carthage. Mrs. Fer- guson, Frans, and Frans' American brother, Alan, are shown in the picture above. In its second year of active work, the A.F.S. Student Committee, at left, planned an American Field Service Day at Carthage Central. Membership in this club is open to any junior or senior who is interested in the American Field Service. For the first time in six years, a student from C.C.S. was chosen as a participant in the Americans Abroad program. Tom Rich spent the summer of 1967 in Sao Paulo, Brazil, with Dr. and Mrs. Jose Thiago and family, pictured at the right. Tom's oldest brother Thiago, Tom, Mrs. Pontes, and Dr. Pontes 71 Mrs. Ferguson, Frans tenBroeke Alan SENIOR PLAY THE EGG A D I This is our Wigwam! You get out of here this instant. i 1 N i N N Don't you think the hens are a whole lot more important? Out you go, young fellow! And don't ever set foot in this house again. 72 I've whittled off another half inch. My Ifl had my strength I'd bop him one. , l4 SENIOR BALL A LOVE FOR ALL SEASONS Queen Cathy Bears, King Mike Montigelli. f2iif , Q9 Fond memorie of ju 10 p m Would you believe the Eiffel Tower? 73 fi V Z'ff','1w, , M , Q gy, f lu ld ' Q 5 55 fr . ' ,ff ' I .- 4 7 5 N JU , Q ,f 2 3? Lgf iqi K J 1 19, 'F X ' H -fw f 'f w Vhwsaa M 4 A ' K 1, 6 1 1E 4 N af 4, , , ,,,, ,iw , 'HV '9 g Some of our cafeteria equipment One of the least-mentioned, yet the most important, sub- jects of a yearbook should be the classroom. It is an espe- cially appropriate subject for the 1968 Carthadian, for stu- dents at Carthage Central have such a great opportunity to diversify, according to their individual interests. A student at C.C.S. can always find himself in his work, whether it's in the metal shop, the physics lab, the sewing room, or perhaps in mechanical drawing. If a student is looking for a field in which he has little or no training, he may choose one of the foreign languages from a well-balanced program. Majors in homemaking, art, music, shop, science and mathematics are offered. The voca- tional school is continuing to be a constant aid to students. On these two pages we have presented the classroom at C.C.S. pictorally as we see it, and more than that, as every- one experiences it. H3 . ...r 5 ,..... , t 75 I better have a temperature, I have an English test this afternoon! How nice it would be to take off my shoes! Q, , as ,v Here is something unusualg someone working Front row: Alan Ferguson, David Hoover, Sally Allen, Lyle Pickert. Second row: Jane Eckelman, Tom Rich, Mike Glass, Advisor Mr. Newell. Q The purpose of the quiz team is to repre- sent our school in interscholastic competi- tion. Every Saturday morning during the school year the program Classroom Quiz was broadcast over WWNY radio. Each of the fourteen teams competed twice. The three schools with the highest total of points met for the Championship on May 15 at our own school. UIZ TEAM E. CONFERENCE DELEGATES Front row: Michael Rushman, Linda Rollins, Jean Lehman, Steve Gebo. Second row: Mr. Thomas Gibbons, Michael Gcbo, Tom Rich, Dave Hoover, John LaClaire. 76 Bob, pay attention to the teacher. The delegates to the Citizenship Education Conference, chosen in their junior year, at- tend this conference two consecutive years. Advised by Mr. Thomas Gibbons, members prepare weeks in advance for the conference, held in the spring at Syracuse University. Valuable scholarships to Syracuse University are awarded to students on the basis of a speech and of their contributions to two round-table discussions. A time to pluck up what is planted CLASS HONORS A D NATIONAL MERIT fs A , f L fax' A I I WINNERS A -f-A we Mme aff'-1 AONA f E 7 S' 4 3'f iQ A 'Sfhf K HY,-14 K- Y' I .. XJ, 1 1-, 3 ff,?fG.QSi,g1' W V7 - , H1 If jf 'N x If I L .F A wefzzwm5f?5leafw1f5fYeview-:':Ff,2'f,fQ2if1f4fQ4aJ'fa' Valedictorian Sally Allen, Salutatorian Jane Eckelman. You're late again. What took you so long? REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Ui lillulllalllml I MEM! Dalia Qlillzlill 'NM . A 4- ..A:.1.5w'- Front row.' Ralph Libby, Jeanne Lehman, Linda Rollins, Sue Giraldo, Anne Rohr, Sally Allen, Jane Eckelman, JoAnn Downey, Alan Ferguson. Second row: Tom Rich, Steve Prievo, Mike Glass, Steve Thayer, Wayne Parshley, Lyle Pickert, Bill Walck, Dave Hoover, Bill Drake. lf4'E1W ' fi is UHIRUDNN , Q 5 qua e 5 ffm s E 3 Secretary Vickie Vaughn, Advisor Mr. Shambo, President David Hoover, Treasurer Ralph Libby, Vice President Jane Stiner, Advisor Mrs. Fleming. SALLY KAY ALLEN CHERYL R. ALEXANDER 80 ROGER W. ANDRUS KEITHA L. ASHCRAI-'T SUSAN CAROL BABCOCK PAUL OTIS AYPQRS LINDA S. BARNUM ANTHONY M. BARNUM 81 CATHY LYNN BEARS JOHN ALEXANDER BEARS BRENDA JOYCE BENWARE KEVIN CEY LON BOOTHE BARBARA JANE BEGGS ELLEN ROSE BOLIVER SUE JANET BEARS I 4glnu-94 'Mmm LEWIS F. BINTZ CYNTHIA JAYNE BRENNAN VICTOR BRZEZINSK1 PAULA MARIE BURRIZLL LINDA MARII-1 CHARBONNIQAU JOHN I- RANLIS CARPENTLR NI:,THIzL C. D. BURRITLL SALLIIAI L. BURNUP SHIQLLIZY JO CARCASOLI JO ANN CIIARLICY DARRYL LEWIS CLARK DENNIS LEE CLARK CAROL CLARK CHERYLANN CLARK i What do you suppose is up there, Batman? ARLLNL MARIE CLLARO DONNA MARIL QLLMONS 84 DENISE RUTH CLARK FRANK LEE CLARK THOMAS MICHAEL CONLEY RICHARD DON CROYLE REBECCA LYNN CLEMONS DONN CO1-Ii Dont you dare take my picture, WILLIAM DAVIS LRLDLRICK E. DLAN Wy' 'Hwang 85 JULIA ANN CROSS JANICE LOUISE DALTON LEON J. DESORMO TRUDY C, E. EARLE WILLIAM JAMES DRAKE ROSEANNE I. DOWNEY my iinhpmd' JO ANN DOWNEY JANE ELLEN ECKLEMAN 4 , MARSHALL EDWIN ELLIOTT RONNIE S. EVANS a CAROL JEAN FARGO LARRY JAMES FOX my If 54 ALAN WILLIAM FERGUSON ,uw--fr' BRUCE ROBERT FERGUSON PAMALA ANN FOX GORDON RUSSELL GAEBEL TRUDY LEE FEISTEL CAROLYN JEAN FOSTER BONNIE ANN GERBER LESLIE H. GRliIiNEII'lLD agus? LARRY W. GILPIN KATHERINE GARDNER MICHAEL GLASS 88 DANIEL MARK GATES SUZANNE ELIZABETH GIRALDO VALERIE ANN GYURKO ROBERT E. I-IACK DARRYL E. HALL GARY WAYNE I-IAMMIL MARY ANN HEBERT PIER RETTIi D. HAR DING ROGER L. HANSEK JAMES M. HIGGINS DAVID WILLIAM HARPER 89 DEBORAH LYNN HORNII aIe '9' GERTRUDLQ M. JOCK ivan! My! DIANL MARIE HIGMAN DAVID ALLIzN HOOVER S Mx 3 hgh .Aa - my Our ddvxsor when he wasn t houndmg smmors. KARI.N MAI. JONIS PAL L ALBLRT JONLS QM-. 90 CARRIE M. I-IUNTLEY Qflfl DOUGLAS PAUL .IOHNDROXV IQLAINII JANIQT KILLINGBICCK HARVEY LOUIS LABARGIT COLLIQEN MARY KARG DAVID KILBOURN Why is cvcryone working so hard, or are they just pretending to study? LISA ANN LANGDON WILLIAM A. LARIBEE 91 BONNIE LOU DIANE KOSTOWSKI BRYAN LANEUVILLE THOMAS PATRICK LATHAM DEBORAH M. LEE RALPH RUSSELL LIBBY JACK M. LESTER SHIRLEY ANN LAVINE TIMOTHY LATHAM JEAN ELAINE LEHMAN H. PETER LIBERATOS NORMAN JOEL LOZO GREGORY M. MAURER DAVID WAYNE MONTAGUE JANICE A. MARILLEY HELEN MARIE MEYER STEPHEN MANTLE ANI'I'A LOUISE MEHAFFY MICHAEL ALBERT MONTIGELLI ROBERTA MONTROY DAVID MULLEN RONALD O'DELL NANCY RUTH MOORE i 2 f? i i When did Bill start reading books? PATRICK JOSEPH O'MIiARA 94 an-1 ' JOAN H. MOROUGHAN Kd' ROBERT WILLIAM NABEWANIEC JOHN PATRICK O'NIiILL JIM OSHIER JOHN MICHAEL PAIS WILLIAM F, PARKS WAYNE DEAN PARSI-ILISY ANGELA MARIE PELUSO Frans, our exchange student, demonstrating firefighting equipment. LYLE EDWIN PICKFRT PAMELA Llili PLACE WAYNE PLUMMILR 95 ROBERT LOUIS POUND STEVEN R. PRIIZVO ,, KARL HEINZ ROBINSON WENDY CARLOTTA RIZEVILS DENNIS QUINN 'ummm R. THOMAS RICH MICHAEL PATRICK POWELL LYNN M. ROGGIE 'tiff ANNE MARIE ROHR LINDA RAE ROLLINS STEPHEN JOHN ROWSAM DONALD ROHR LYNN ROBERT SCHACK RICHARD RUSHLOW JAN MARIE RUSSELL 97 HOWARD IRWIN SEARS MARILYN JIQAN SHATRAW S, WILLIAM SIEDLIZCKI DAVID JAMES SLY ROBERT CLARENCE SLY DANA GEORGE SMITH Now let me sec, . . GARY LLL SMITH ROBERT S. SMITH CARL JOSIQPII STHRIA 98 .My-rv CAROL KATHERINE STIZRIA SANDRA LEE STOWELL DENNIS ALAN SWAIN F W A 'Wir LEAII MARIE STIZRIA JANE MARIE STINER I Hard at work on the Junior Prom decorations. BARBARA ANN STRONG STEPHEN E. SYLVER COLEEN ALICE TABOLT I 99 FRANCISCUS ANTONIUS MARIA TEN BROEKE YVONNE MARIE THESIER BARBARA TROMBLEY EDWIN STEPHEN THAYER Ullhnlg DOUGLAS HAR LOW THOMAS 100 BRENDA LEE TERRY BEVERLY PATRICIA THOMAS KRIS ALAN VAIL BARBARA JANE VANDEWALKER CONSTANCL A. VEBBER ERNEST WILLIAM WARD VICKIIIL LYNN VAUGI-IN WILLIAM JOHN WALCK IGI RICHARD C. VANHORN THOMAS VINTALORA SUSAN ANN WARD DANIEL WARREN WEIR LAURIE BARBARA WHITE WILLIAM ERIC WILEY A senior always has the last word. JACK LEE WOODSIDE Some of the more studious members of English class. . . M f LEE WEBSTER WOOLEDGE MALINDA E. ZEHR ROBERT ZEHR 102 For everything there is a season and a time for everything under heaven time time time time time time time time time time time time time time for war and a time for peace i ADVUORS Why did I let them start these pro- jects instead of term papers? CARTHADIA Front row: Tom Rich, Eric Wiley, Alan Ferguson, Bill Drake, Rushman, Jean Lehman, Sue Richardson, Sue Egnew, Mary Miller, Barbara Beggs, Janice Dalton, Sue Giraldo, Jane Eckleman, Sally Shelley Carcasole, Denise Clark. Lyle Pickert. Second row: Francis Osterhoudt, David Ballard, Mike Mrs. Waters, Mrs. Richardson, Mr. Martin STAFF 104 ff' ' Front row: Janice Dalton, Barbara Beggs, Sally Allen, Jane Eckleman. Second row: Alan Ferguson, Eric Wiley, Lyle Pickert, Bill Drake, Sue Giraldo, Tom Rich. The unveiling of the '67 Carthadian and the beginning of the Editor-in-Chief Layout Editor Business Managers Literary Editor Sports Editor Photography Editor Art Editor Senior Page Editor Typing Editor Organization Editor '68 Carthadian. 105 Tom Rich Sally Allen Bill Drake Alan Ferguson Jane Eckleman Lyle Pickert Eric Wiley Yvonne Thesier Barbara Beggs Janice Dalton Sue Giraldo SENIOR DIRECTORY CHERYL R. ALEXANDER Carthage Blondie Sorry about that chief' SALLY KAY ALLEN West Carthage Sal There is so much yet to be done, and no time to look back on what has been accomplished. Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 .... Sr. Chorus 2, 3, 4. . . F.T.C. 3, 4 fSec.J . . . National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 . . . Carthadian 3, 4 tLayout Editorj . . . Class Vice-Pres. 3 . . . National Merit Letter of Commendation . . . Allstate Sectionals 3, 4 . . . Regents Scholarship . . . Valedictorian. ROGER W. ANDRUS Black River Bill Do for others as others do for you. Rifle Club 1, 2. . . Intramurals 1, 2, 4 . . . Swim Team 1. KEITHA L. ASHCRAFT Carthage Keith Who says blondes have more fun! Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Commercial Club 4. PAUL OTIS AYERS Carthage Track 3 . . . Intramurals 3, 4. SUSAN CAROL BABCOCK Black River Slugger Where there is a will there is a way. ANTHONY M. BARNUM Carthage Barney LINDA S. BARNUM Carthage CATHY LYNN BEARS Carthage Cath Or what's tlze story? G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Cheerleader 1, 2 fcapt.J 3, 4 tcapt.J . . . Class Sec. 3 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Friday After Club 4 . . . Gymnastics 4 . . . Thespians 4 . . . Jr. Prom Decorating Committee 3 . . . Sr. Ball Queen. JOHN A. BEARS Deferiet Swim Team 1, 2, 3 . . . Varsity Club I, 2. SUE JANET BEARS Deferiet Susie Sorry about that! Cheerleader 1, 2 . . . G.A.A. 1, 2, 4 . . . Com- mercial Club 3, 4 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 4. BARBARA JANE BEGGS Carthage Barb Don't push me! A.F.S. Committee 3, fSec. Treas.J . . . F.T.C. 3, 4 . . . Friday After Club 4 . . . Carthaduln 3, 4 tSr. Page Editorj . . . G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. . . Sr. Band 1, 2, 3 . . . Ad. Wind Ensemble 3 . . . Sr. Ball Decorating Committee. BRENDA JOYCE BENWARE Black River Ben Never be so right that you end up wrong! Library Club 2 . . . Intramurals 2, 3, 4 . . . G.A.A. 2, 3. LEWIS F. BINTZ Carthage Happinessva girl that's true! ELLEN ROSE BOLIVER Champion Arnold Happiness is like a glass of wine. F.H.A. 1. KEVIN CEYLON BOOTHE Carthage F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4... Rifle Club 2, 3. CYNTHIA JAYNE BRENNAN Natural Bridge Cinder Don 't give up! You may get it the third time? Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . A.F.S. Committee 3, 4 ...G.A.A.1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Sr. Chorus 4 . . . F.T.C. 3, 4 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4. VIC BRZEZINSKI Munns Corners Vic PAULA MARIE BURRELL West Carthage Poola Let's learn to live, for we must die alone. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 . . . Clarion 2, 3, 4, CProduc- tion Managerl . . . Senior Play 4 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . .Thespians 4. . . Jr. Prom Decora- ting Committee . . . Sr. Ball Decorating Com- mittee. NETHEL C. D. BURRELL Carthage Doreen Let's try it one more time. Intramurals 1 . . . Commercial Club 4. SALLIE L. BURNUP Carthage Sal A penny saved is a penny earned. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Clarion 4 . . . Com- mercial Club 4. SHELLEY JO CARCASOLE Deferiet It was tlze best of times,' it was the worst of times. Student Council 2, 3 QSec.J, 4 fSec.J . . . G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 . . . Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 , . . Sr. Chorus 3, 4 . . . Ski Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Thespians 3 tTreas.J, 4 . . .Commercial Club 2 . . . Sr. Play 4. JOHN FRANCIS CARPENTER Deer River Where tlzere 's a will, there 's a way. LINDA MARIE CHARBONNEAU Felts Mills Tiger Intramurals l, 2, 3. JO ANN CHARLEY Natural Bridge Jody 106 What 1 want most out of school is myself Transferred from Georgia. Band 2, 3 . . . F.H.A. 1 . . .Commercial CIub4 fSec.J . . . Thespians 4. CAROL CLARK Carthage Blondie I hate everybody! Except you that is. . . and you re on trial. F.H.A. 1. . . F.N.C. 3, 4. CHERYL ANN CLARK Carthage Cher To live my life happily to the end. Intramurals 1, 2. DARRYL CLARK Great Bend DENNIS LEE CLARK Great Bend Burfurd Thespians 3, 4 . . . Basketball 2. . . Sr. Play . . . String . . . Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Sr. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . All State Orchestra 3 . . . All State Chorus 4 . . . Zone Chorus 2, 3, 4. DENISE RUTH CLARK West Carthage Denny Absence makes the heart grow fonder. Student Council 2, 3, 4 tPres.b . . . G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, CVice-Pres.J, 4 QPres.J . . . National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 . . . Junior Prom Co-Chairman . . . Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Senior Chorus 2, 3, 4 . . . Cheerleader 1, 2 . . . F.T.C. 3, 4. FRANK LEE CLARK Great Bend You 're a better man than I am, Gunga-din. Sr. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Thespians 3, 4 . . . String Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Sr. Play . . . Area All-state Orchestra 3, 4 . . . Zone Chorus 2, 3, 4 . . . A.V. Club 3, 4. ARLENE CLEARO Carthage DONNA PERRY CLEMONS Carthage Pep Club 1 . . . Clarion 3 . . . Advertising Com- mittee 3. REBECCA LYNN CLEMONS Carthage Bones I'm little, but I'm lovable Sr. Play 4 . . . Intramurals 2. DONN COLE Carthage Sach Good Gravy! Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . .. Varsity Club 3, 4. THOMAS MICHAEL CONLEY West Carthage Tom A little of everything and nothing at all. Football 1, 2 . . . Baseball 1, 2. . .Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Commercial Club 4 . . . Sr. Play. . . Sr. Ball Decorating Committee . . . Friday After Club 4. JULIA ANN CROSS Felts Mills Julie A child is father of the man. Sr. Play. ..F.N.C. 3,4 . . . Sr. Band 1, 2, 3 . .. Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Thespians 4. R. DONN CROYLE West Carthage Donn Student Council 1 . . . Swim Team 1. JANICE LOUISE DALTON West Carthage Jan So much to do and so little time to do it in! Student Council 3 . . . National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 lSec.J . . . Thespians 3 fSec.J, 4 CSec.J . . . Sr. Band 1 . . . Sr. Chorus 2 . . . Cheerleader 3 . . . Carthadzan 3, 4 CTyping Editorj . . . G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. WILLIAM DAVIS Carthage Bill You do not become a man until you think like one. FREDERICK EDWARD DEAN Felts Mills Jim Thorpe Intramurals 1, 2 . . . Track 2. LEON J. DESORMO Black River Let nothing disturb you, let nothing frighten you, all things are passing, God alone never changes. Thespians 3, 4 . . . Oklahoma. . . King and I . . . South Pacihc. . . Speaking Contest 1, 2 . . . Sr. Chorus 1, 2. JO ANN DOWNEY Carthage Jo Maturity before marriageg happiness after the honeymoon. Pep Club 1 . . . Clarion 2, 3 fAssistant Editorj . . . Sr. Chorus 2, 3 . . . Honor Society 2, 3, 4 . . . Jr. Prom Decorating Committee . . . Re- gents Scholarship. ROSEANNE I. DOWNEY Carthage Yodel-Lady But jriendship is the breathing rose, with sweets in every fold. F.N.C. 4. . . Intramurals 3, 4. WILLIAM JAMES DRAKE West Carthage Bill After me-the deluge. Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4... Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 . . . Student Council 4 . . .Boys State 3 . . . Carthadzan 3, 4 QBusiness Mgr.D . . . Sr. Play . . . Regents Scholarship. TRUDY C. E. EARLE Carthage Trude It 's never too late. Intramurals 2, 3, 4. JANE ELLEN ECKELMAN Carthage Snoopy Good grief! Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Carthadian 3, 4 CLiter- ary Editorj . . . National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 . . . National Merit Letter of Commendation . . . Regents Scholarship . . . Salutatorian. MARSHALL EDWIN ELLIOTT Deferiet Marty RONNIE S. EVANS Skinny Bridge Road Runner Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Swim Team 1 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 4 . . . Base- ball 4 . . . Rifle Team 4. CAROL JEAN FARGO West Carthage To leave no stone unturned in my search for success. Class Secretary 2 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . F.N.C. 3, 4 . . . Jr. Prom Decorating Committee . . . Senior Play . . . Sr. Ball Decorating Com- mittee . . . Friday After Club 4 . . . G.A.A. 1, 2. TRUDY LEE FEISTEL Carthage There 's gotta be an easier way to do this! Sr. Play . . . G.A.A. 3, 4. . . F.T.C. 4 . . . Jr. Prom Decorating Committee . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Majorette 1, 2, 3,. . . Sr. Chorus 4 . . . Friday After Club 4. ALAN WILLIAM FERGUSON Carthage Benny Light my fire. Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Carthadian 3, 4 QBusiness Mgr.J . . . Thespians 4 . . . Sr. Play . . . Friday After Club 4 . . . Regents Scholarship. BRUCE ROBERT FERGUSON West Carthage No goal is worth obtaining, unless it is obtained by hard work. Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4... Zone Band 3, 4 . . . Var- sity Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Traffic Squad 3, 4 . . . Track 2, 3, 4 . . , Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4 CCapt.J. CAROLYN JEAN FOSTER Carthage Silence is Golden. LARRY JAMES FOX West Carthage War is peace, freedom is slavery, ignorance is strength. Friday After Club 4. PAMALA A. FOX Carol Carthage Foxie GORDON R. GAEBEL Carthage Abe Football mgr. 3. KATHERINE E. GARDNER Black River Kathy DANIEL MARK GATES West Carthage Dan Most whines come from sour grapes. Football 1 . . . Basketball 1, 2 . . . Senior Play 4 . . . Thespians 4. BONNIE ANN GERBER Carthage Gerb Let your conscience be your guide. Commercial Club 4 . . . Intramurals 2. LARRY W. GILPIN West Carthage Jue 107 Do unto others as you would like them to do unto you. Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, SUZANNE ELIZABETH GIRALDO West Carthage Sue Who is it that can tell me who I am? F.T.C. 3, 4 CVice-Pres.J . . . Carthaduzn 3, 4 fOrganization Editorj . . . Clarion 3, 4 CFeature Editorl . . . Sr. Play . . . Intramurals 2, 3, 4 . . . Friday After Club 4 . . . Thespians 4 . . . Nation- al Honor Society 4 . . . Regents Scholarship. MICHAEL GLASS Felts Mills Mike We must neither run with the crowd nor deride it-but seek sober counsel for it-and for our- selves. National Honor Society 3, 4 fPres.J . . . Thes- pians 3 fVice-Pres.J, 4 CPres.J . . . Speaking Contest 1, 2, 3 . . . Carthadian 3, 4 . . . The King andl 2 . . . Regents Scholarship. LESLIE H. GREEN FIELD Carthage Chip Janie, you keep her talking and I 'LL call for the wagon. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Sr. Play. VALERIE ANN GYURKO Carthage Val Love makes the world go round. F.N.C. 3, 4 . . .Clarion 3, 4 CBusiness Mgr.J . . . Thespians 4 . . . Sr. Play . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Jr. Prom Decorating Committee . . . Sr. Ball Decorating Committee . . . Carthaduzn 4. ROBERT E. HACK West Carthage Bob Live and let live. Track 2 . . . Intramurals 2, 4. DARRYL E. HALL Munns Corners To be a non-conformist is to be a man. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4... Rifle Club l, 4. GARY WAYNE HAMMILL Carthage Garrison ROGER L. HANSEK Carthage Y.A. Nuts, you don 't want to play football, Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Varsity Club 3, 4. . . Baseball 2 . . . Golf 3 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. PIERRETTE C. HARDING Carthage Pete Follow every rainbow 'til you Hnd your dream. Thespians 3, 4 . . . G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Clarion 2 . . . Intramurals 2, 3, 4 . . . Friday After Club 4 . . . Jr. Prom Decorating Committee . . . Sr. Prom Decorating Committee . . . Sr. Play . . . Sr. Ball Decorating Committee. DAVID WILLIAM HARPER Champion Life is life so live it. Rifle Club 3 . . . Rifle Team 3 . . . F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 fVice-Pres.D. MARY ANN HERBERT Carthage Mutt Well, can 't win 'em all! F.N.C. 3, 4 CSec.-Treas.J . . . Clarion 2, 3, 4 fExchange Editorj . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Thespians 4 . . . Sr. Play . . . Jr. Prom Decorat- ing Committee . . . Sr. Ball Decorating Com- mittee . . . Student Government Day 3. JAMES MONTGOMERY HIGGINS Deferiet Butch Transferred from Hawaii Intramurals 3, 4 . . . Football 4 . . . Varsity Club 4 . . . Sr. Band 2. DIANE MARIE HIGMAN Carthage Di Oh, well G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 . . . Clarion 2, 3,tBusiness Mgr.J, 4 CBusiness Mgr.J . . . Jr. Prom Decorating Committee . . . Sr. Play . . . Thespians 4 . . . ln- tramurals l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Sr. Ball Decorating Committee. DAVID A. HOOVER Carthage Dave Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Class Pres. 3, 4 . . . Traffic Squad 3, 4 . . . Student Council 2 . . . C.E. Conference 3, 4 . . . Quiz Team 4 . . . Golf l, 2, 3 . . . Regents Scholarship. DEBORAH LYNN HORNE Camp Drum Debbie If silence is golden, she'lI never get rich. Transferred from New Hampshire. Sr. Play . . . Thcspians 4 . . . Sr. Ball Decorating Committee. CARRIE M. HUNTLEY Great Bend Make the most ofeverytlzing you do. Sr. Play . . . King andl 2 . . . Cheerleader 3 . . . G.A.A. 2, 3. . . F.T.C. 4 . . . F.N.C. 4. . .Sr. Chorus 4 . . . Sr. Band 1, 2. GERTRUDE M. JOCK Natural Bridge Gert No-huh ! Clarion 4. DOUGLAS PAUL JOHNDROW Cartlzage Doug Track 2, 3 . . . Senior Play . . . Thespians 4. KAREN MAE JONES Black River A smile is worth a million frowns. F.N.C. 3, 4 tVice-Presb . . . Library Club 2 . . . Sr. Chorus 4 . . . Senior Play . . . Thespians 4 . . . The King andl. . . South Pacific. PAUL ALBERT JONES Carthage Pudgy That's close! Football 1, 2, 3 . . . Tennis 2, 3, 4 . . . Intra- murals I, 2, 3, 4. COLLEEN MARY KARG Black River Kol Make love, not war. Transferred from Immaculate Heart Central Jr. Prom Decorating Committee . . . Sr. Play . . . Thcspians 4. JAMES KELLEY Carthage Jim Transferred from Academy DAVID KILBOURN Carthage Randy When men have arrived at a goal they should not turn back. Wrestling Mgr. 4 . . . Rifle Club 2. ELAINE JANET KILLINGBECK Natural Bridge Jo It is not only fine feathers. Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Sr. Chorus 2, 3, 4 . . . Sr. Play. . .Zone Band 2, 3, 4. . . Intramurals 2, 3 . . . Friday After Club 4. BONNIE LOU DIANE KOSTOWSKI Carthage Bunny Sorry about that! Intramurals l, 2. LOUIS HARVEY LABARGE Black River Harve Soutlz Pacific . . . Jr. Prom Decorating Com- mittee . . . Senior Play . . . Sr. Ball Decorating Committee . . ,Brigadoon. BRYAN LANEUVILLE Carthage Bri You Banana! Transferred from Academy. Football I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2 tcapt.J 3,4...Baseball I,2,4...Golf3...In- tramurals 3 . . . Varsity Club 3, 4. LISA ANN LANGDON Carthage 0005 Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. Carthadian 4 . . . Thcspians 4 . . . Clarion 2, 3 tassistant editorl, 4 tco-editorj . . . A.F.S. Com- mittee 3, 4 . . . Friday After Club 4 . . . Sr. Play. WILLIAM A. LARIBEE Great Bend Feet The way to perfection is practice, practice practice. Baseball 2 . . . Intramurals 2, 3. THOMAS PATRICK LATHAM Carthage Harrigan Double or Nothing. TIMOTHY LATHAM Carthage Skeeter Good Creation! Football 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1 tMgr.J, 2 . . . Baseball 2, 3 . . . Intramurals l, 3 . . . Varsity Club 4. SHIRLEY ANN LAVINE Carthage Squaw Friends are the most precious things. DEBORAH M. LEE Natural Bridge Debbie You can do it! Cheerleader 1, 3, 4 . . . G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. . Student Council 3 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Ski Club 3, 4 . . . Sr. Play . . . National Honor Society . . . Friday After Club 4. JEAN ELAINE LEHMAN Deer River Jeanne Life is wlzat you make it. Student Council 2, 3 fVice-Pres.J . . . Sr. Band 108 1, 2, 3, 4. . . Sr. Chorus 2, 3, 4 . . .National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 . . . C.E. Conference 3, 4 ...Ski Club 3, 4 . . . A.F.S. Committee 3, 4 . .. Sr. Play . . . Regents Scholarship. JACK M. LESTER Black River Stonewall You won 't get anywhere in this world unless you are a good con man. Football 3 . . . Swim Team 4. RALPH RUSSELL LIBBY Deferiet Life is just a cher of bowlies. Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4 . . . Wrestling 1, 2, 3 . . . Baseball 1, 2, 4 . . . Jr. Prom Decorating Com- mittee . . . Sr. Ball Decorating Committee . . . Sr. Play . . . Regents Scholarship. H. PETER LIBERATOS Carthage Greek Kiss me, I'm Irish. Football l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball 1, 2. . .Basket- ball 1 . . . Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. NORMAN JOEL LOZO Natural Bridge Dusty Track 1, 2, 3, 4 . . .Cross Country 2, 3, 4... Swim Team 1 . . . Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Commercial Club 3 . . . Jr. Prom Decorating Committee . . . Intramurals 3. STEPHEN MANTLE Carthage Mick Hey Kol Sr. Chorus 1, 2, 4. JANICE A. MARILLEY Carthage Jan Wlzen God closes a door, he opens a window. Student Council 3, 4 . . . F.N.C. 3, 4 ...Intra- murals I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Jr. Prom Decorating Committee . . . Sr. Ball Decorating Committee . . . Sr. Play... Sr. Chorus 3. GREGORY MILLARD MAURER Deer River Greg Intramurals 2, 3, 4. . . Sr. Play 4 . . . Rifle Team I.. . SkiClub 3,4...Wrestling2, 3,4... Sr. Ball Decorating Committee. ANITA MEHAFFY Black River French Club 1. HELEN MARIE MEYER Carthage Gabby Intramurals l, 2, 3 . . . Clarion 1, 2, 3 tArt Editorj, 4 tco-editorj . . . Jr. Prom Decorating Committee . . . Sr. Ball Decorating Committee . . . Carthadian 4 . . . A.F.S. Committee 4 . . . Thespians 4. KATHLEEN MARIE MONAGHAN Carthage Katy the Kid I f you can 't make it, fake it! Sr. Chorus 1, 2 . . . F.H.A.1. DAVID MONTAGUE Black River Dave Baby MICHAEL ALBERT MONTIGELLI Carthage Mike Intramurals 1, 2 . . . Jr. Prom Decorating Com- mittee . . . Sr. Play . . . Friday After Club 4 . . . Sr. Ball King. ROBERTA MONTROY Camp Drum Bcbbi Why resist temptation, when tl1ere's always more. Transferred from Hawaii. Sr. Play . . . Sr. Ball Decorating Committee. . . Thespians 4. NANCY RUTH MOORE West Carthage Charlie Brown Happiness is a slow gin jizz. F.N.C. 3 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3 . . . Library Club 1, 2. . . G.A.A. 1, 2. JOAN H. MOROUGHAN West Carthage Try and make each day better than the last. Sr. Play. DAVID MULLEN The pain ofit all. Moon ROBERT NABEWANIEC Deferiet Nabby Idon't lie. Traffic Squad 3, 4 . . . Varsity Club 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. . . Football 1, 4... Base- ball 2, 3, 4. RONALD D. O'DELL Black River Digger Don 't knock it until you try it. PATRICK JOSEPH O'MEARA Carthage P.J. Cool it, the cops! Tennis Team 2. JOHN PATRICK O'NEILL Felts Mills Transferred from Watertown High Lacrosse 1, 3 . . . Volleyball 1, 2, 3 . . . Mixed Chorus 1 . . . Soccer 1 . . . Traffic Squad 1, 2. KATHLEEN MARIE ORMISTON Carthage Kathy Clarion 3 , . . Sr. Play . . . Intramurals 2. JAMES OSHIER Black River 0 Do unto others as they would do unto you. Traffic Squad 2, 3, 4 . . . Rifle Club 2, 3 . . . Golf Team 2, 4 . . . Intramurals 3, 4. JOHN MICHAEL PAIS Deferiet Pope Dibble, this is pith ful. Football 2, 3, 4 . . . Varsity Club 3, 4 fSec. Treas.J . . . Intramurals 2. 3. WILLIAM F. PARKS Carthage Sparks Swim Team 1 . . . Rifle Club 1, 2. WAYNE DEAN PARSHLEY Black River Deana The best things come in small packages. Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4... Swim Team 1, 2, 3, 4 . .. Traffic Squad 4 . . . Regents Scholarship. ANGELA MARIE PELUSO Carthage Angie If you play around instead of concentrating, you accomplislz nothing Cheerleading 2, 3 . . . Student Council 4 . . . F.T.C. 3, 4 . . . G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Sr. Chorus 4 . . . Thespians 3, 4 . . . Senior Play . . .Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4. LYLE EDWIN PICKERT West Carthage Class Vice-Pres. 2 . . . Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . National Honor Society 3, 4 . . . Sr. Band l, 2, 3,4. . . Sr. Chorus 3,4...Sr. Play . ..Quiz Team 4 . . . Carthadian 3, 4 QSports Editorb . . . Regents Scholarship. PAMELA LEE PLACE West Carthage Pam Watch and pray that you do not enter into temptationg the spirit is indeed willing, but the flesh is weak. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 . , . Sr. Chorus 2, 3, 4 . . . Jr. Prom Decorating Committee . . . Sr. Ball Dec- orating Committee . . . Sr. Play . . . Thespians 3 ... Intramurals 1, 2, 4. WAYNE PLUMMER Carthage Skip Do tomorrow what you slzould do today. Baseball Manager 1, 2 . . . Commercial Club 4 .. . Sr. Play 4. ROBERT POUND West Carthage Bob Transferred from Academy Football 2,3...Band3...Track1,2... Baseball 2. MICHAEL PATRICK POWELL Deferiet Mike Ripple, Ripple, Ripple. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Varsity Club 3, 4 . . . Student Council 1 . . . Wrestling 1. STEVEN R. PRIEVO Carthage Steve Hey, Byrd. Football 2, 3, 4. . . Baseball l, 2, 4. . . National Honor Society 3, 4 CVice-Pres.j . . . Intramurals 2, 3, 4 . . . Traffic Squad 4 . . . Varsity Club 4 . . . Regents Scholarship. DENNIS GERALD QUINN Natural Bridge Den I t all depends. WENDY CARLOTTA REEVES Carthage Wend That's true! F.N.C. 3 lSec.-Treas.J, 4 iPres.J . . . G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 . . . Clarion 1, 2 CSports Editorj, 3 QFeature Editorj, 4 fArt Editorj . . . A.F.S. Committee 3, 4 . . . Jr. Prom Decorating Com- mittee 3 . . . Sr. Play. R. THOMAS RICH Carthage Torn Kanuk! Wrestling l, 2, 3 . . . Varsity Club 3, 4 . . . C.E. Conference 3, 4 . . . Carthadian 3, 4 fEd- itor-in-ChieO . . . National Honor Society 3, 4 ...Sr.Band1,2,3,4...Sr.Chorus2,3,4... A.F.S. Committee 3, 4 fPres.J . . . Regents Scholarship. 109 KARL HEINZ ROBINSON Camp Drum Roby Life is a precious gift given to man, if only he could learn to appreciate it. Transferred from Massachusettes Baseball 1, 2 . . . Football 3 . . . Track 3 . . . Dance Committee 2. LYNN M. ROGGIE Champion F.F.A. 1, 2, 3. ANN MARIE ROHR Deer River To be what we are, to become what we are capable of becoming, is the only end oflife. Sr. Play 4 . . . Sr. Band 2, 3, 4 . . . F.T.C. 3, 4 CTreas.J . . . Thespians 4 . . . Student Council 4 . . . National Honor Society 3, 4 . . . Jr. Prom Decorating Committee . . . Sr. Ball Decorating Committee . . . Regents Scholarship. DONALD ROHR Champion Don Eat, sleep, and drink. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 fTreas.J . . . Rifle Club 3. LINDA RAE ROLLINS Cartlzage Learn the sweet magic of a cheerful face not always smiling, but at least serene. Cheerleading 3, 4 . . . Student Council 4 . . . G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . National Honor Society 3, 4. . .C.E. Conference Delegate 3, 4. . . Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Jr. Prom Decorating Com- mittee . . . Regents Scholarship. STEPHEN JOHN ROWSAM Black River Steve To be successful in life. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3 CSec.j, 4 lPres.J. RICHARD RUSHLOW Carthage Dick To be a success-stay single. Football 1, 2 . . . Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 . . .Var- sity Club 3, 4. JAN MARIE RUSSELL Black Rivet' Chicken It takes one to know one. Cheerleading 3 . . . Sr. Play 4 . . . National Honor Society 3, 4 . . . Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 fTreas.J . . . G.A.A. 1, 2 . . . Clarion 3 . . . Thespians 3, 4 . . . Jr. Prom Decorating Co- chairman. LYNN ROBERT SCHACK Carthage You have only one life to live, so live it. Wrestling 2 . . . Gymnastics 3, 4 . . . Rifle Club 1 ... F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 QTreas.J. HOWARD IRWIN SEARS Carthage Little Bacon To try and accent life the way it is. MARILYN JEAN SHATRAW Carthage Pee Wee I could care less! F.H.A. 1 CSec.J, 2 CVice-Pres.J. S. WILLIAM SIEDLECKI Carthage Polock The Chief Good Gravy! Football 1, 2 tCapt.J, 3, 4 , . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 ...Tennis Team 3, 4. . . Baseball 2 . .. Varsity Club 3, 4. DAVID JAMES SLY Black River Dave The high school days have their delights, but they can 't compare with higlz school nights. Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Sr. Play 4 . . . Ski Team 2, 4 . . . Ski Club 3. . .Oklahoma 2. ROBERT SLY Black River Success is to the willing. DANA GEORGE SMITH Carthage Pete Ifl shoot at the sun, I may hit a star. Track 2, 3 . . . Varsity Club 4. GARY LEE SMITH Carthage Smitty To be simple is nothing- but everything Sr. Band 1, 2 . . . Baseball Mgr. 1. . . Football 2 . . . Ad. Wind Ensemble 1, 2 . . . Swim Team 3, 4. . . Track 3. ROBERT S. SMITH Carthage Bob An athlete of the letter, he wills to win. Track 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Varsity Club 2, 4. CARL JOSEPH STERIA Great Bend Kado Success, remember, is the reward of toil. Student Council 1 . . . Jr. Prom' Decorating Committee . . . Sr. Ball Decorating Committee . . . Sr. Play . . . Friday After Club 4 . . . Thes- pians 3, 4. CAROL KATHERINE STERIA Carthage Cada Do the impossible, get into college. G.A.A. 2, 3 . . . Library Club 2, 3 tSec.J . . . Thespians 3, 4 . . . Sr. Chorus 2, 3, 4. . . A.F.S. Committee 4 . . . Intramurals 2, 3, 4 . . . Sr. Ball Decorating Committee , . . Sr. Play. LEAH MARIE STERIA West Carthage To be successful Library Club 2, 3 . . . G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 . . . Jr. Prom Decorating Committee. JANE MARIE STINER West Carthage It 's my life. Student Council 2, 3 . . . Class Vice-Pres. 4 . . . F.T.C. 3, 4 . . . G.A.A.,1, 2, 3 CSec.-Treas.J, 4 fSec.-Treas.J . . . Cheerleading 1, 4 . . . Sr. Band 1, 2 . . . Thespians 4 . . . National Honor Society 4. SANDRA LEE STOWELL West Cllffhdge Sandy To make my dreams come true. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. . . Jr. Prom Decorating Committee 3 . . . Sr. Ball Decorating Committee . . . Sr. Play. BARBARA ANN STRONG Felts Mills Barb Flower Power. Library Club 2, 3 fVice-Pres.J . . . Sr. Chorus 2, 3, 4 . . . Intramurals 2, 3 . . . Sr. Play 4 . . . Thes- pians 3, 4 . . . Jr. Prom Decorating Committee. DENNIS ALAN SWAIN Great Bend Den Stay young in spirit and heart. Baseball 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 4 . . . Na- tional Honor Society 4. STEPHEN E. SY LVER West Carthage Sliver To worry little and study less is my idea of happiness. Cross Country 1 . . . Basketball 1, 2. COLEEN ALICE TABOLT Deer River Money isn 't everything F.H.A. 1, 2. . . Thespians 3, 4 . . . F.N.C. 3, 4 . . . Sr. Play . . . Jr. Prom Decorating Com- mittee . . . Sr. Ball Decorating Committee . . . Friday After Club 4. ROBERT TABOLT Lowville Bob Ski Club 3, 4 . . . Baseball 1, 2 . . . Rifle Team 2...RifleClub 2, 3...F.F.A.1,2,3...In- tramurals 3, 4. FRANCISCUS ANTONIUS MARIA tenBROEKE Carthage Frans A.F.S. from Holland Sr. Play . . . Sr. Chorus 4. BRENDA LEE TERRY Carthage Happiness makes the heart grow fonder. Clarion 3, 4. EDWIN STEPHEN THAYER West Carthage Steph Knowledge is power. Football 2, 3, 4 . . . Varsity Club 3, 4 . . . Basketball Mgr. 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . National Honor Society 4. . , Regents Scholarship. YVONNE MARIE THESIER Carthage Von Light your own fire. Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Sr. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4... A.F.S. Committee 3, 4 QSec.-Treas.J . . . F.T.C. 3, 4 QPres,J . . . Cheerleading 2, 3 . . . Carthadian 3, 4 CAI! Editorl . . . Brigadoon . . . South Pacific. BEVERLY PATRICIA THOMAS Natural Bridge Bev Holy-0-Teapot Library Club 3, 4. DOUGLAS THOMAS Natural Bridge Doug Being educated won 't make a man honest- but then, neither will being ignorant. Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4 fPres.J. BARBARA ELIZABETH TROMBLEY Carthage Barb Sr. Band 1, 2 . . . F.N.C. 4. . . Jr. Prom Dec- orating Committee . . . Sr. Play. KRIS ALAN VAIL Black River Sing, and the world sings with you. Sr. Chorus I, 2, 3, 4 . . .Thespians 3, 4 . . . Sr. Play . . . King andl. . . South Pacific. . . Ski Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Jr. Prom Decorating Com- mittee . . . Brigadoon. BARBARA JANE VANDEWALKER Carthage Siss RICHARD C. VAN HORN Carthage Van Good Gravy! Tennis Team 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Football 2, 3, 4 QCapt.J . . . Varsity Club 3, 4. VICKIE LYNN VAUGHN Carthage Vic Come on now! Commercial Club 1, 2, 3, 4 CPres.J . . . Class Sec. 4 . . . G.A.A. 1, 2 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Jr. Prom Decorating Committee . . . Sr. Ball Decorating Committee . . . Sr. Play . . . National Honor Society 4. CONSTANCE ANN VEBBER Black River Connie Smile! National Honor Society 3, 4 . . . Thespians 4 . . . Intramurals 1, 2... Sr. Play . . . A.F.S. Com- mittee 3, 4 . . . Ring Committee. DAVID VENTIQUATTRO Deferiet Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Swim Team I, 2, 3. MICHAEL VINCENT Carthage Mike Kinda rough on the little fella aren 't ya? Transferred from Alexandria Bay Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Varsity Club 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2 . . . Baseball I . . . GolfTeam 2, 3, 4. . .Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS VINTALORO West Carthage Tom Petula Take a pill. WILLIAM JOHN WALCK Black River Bill Never do tomorrow what you can do tlze day after t0mOt7'0 w. Rifle Club 3, 4 . . . Regents Scholarship. ERNEST WILLIAM WARD West Carthage Wardie Do unto others as you would have them do un- to you,' only you do it first. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 . . . National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 QTreas.J . . . Class Pres 1 . . . Varsity Club 4 . . . Quiz Team 4. . . Sr. Play. SUSAN ANN WARD Carthage Sue Haste makes waste. Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Clarion 4 . . . Com- mercial Club 4 CVice-Pres.J. DANIEL WEIR Carthage Danny F,F.A. I, 2, 3... Rifle Team I, 2, 4. LAURIE BARBARA WHITE West Carthage George The wise man knows himself to be a fool. Sr. Play . . . Student Council 2, 3, 4 CTreas.J F.T.C. 3, 4 . . . Sr. Chorus 3, 4 . . .Zone Chorus 3 . . .A.F.S. Committee 3, 4 . . . Thespians 3, 4 . . . Jr. Prom Decorating Committee. WILLIAM ERIC WILEY Deferiet Eric Mother! Swim Team I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball 2, 3, 4 . . . Varsity Club 2, 3 CVice-Pres.J, 4 CPres.j . . . Traffic Squad 3, 4 . . . Carthadian 3, 4 fPhotog- raphy Editorl. JACK LEE WOODSIDE Champion Success is happiness. Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Wrestling 1, 2 . .. Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. LEE WEBSTER WOOLEDGE, JR. Felts Mills Junior JOHN RAYMOND WORDEN Deferiet Casper Gymnastics I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Sr. Play. MALINDA E. ZEHR Great Bend Lin If ignorance is bliss, it's no wonder people are so happy. Majorette I, 2, 3, 4 fhead majorettej . . . In- tramurals I, 2. ROBERT ZEHR West Carthage Roberto People are strange. Track manager I . . . Intramurals I, 2 . . . Track 2 . . . Cross Country 1, 2 . . . Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Sr. Play . . . Sr. Ball Decorating Com- mittee. GOLD PA TRONS CARTHAGE PAPER MAKERS DIVISION FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB CLASS OF 1967 MR. AND MRS. RICHARD ROLLINS CROWN ZELLERBACH CORPORATION CARTHAGE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION ELKS CLUB - CARTHAGE LODGE NO. 1762 VARDEN STUDIOS WATERTOWN SAVINGS BANK CLASS OF 1968 SIL VER PA TRONS DINGMAN CHEVROLET CO., INC. WATERS BUICK, INC. PROFESSIONAL PA TRON S Abbass Food Market Braman Manufacturing Co. D. K. Briggs, Inc. Carbola Chemical Co., Inc. Carthage Altamont Milk Corporation L. J. Chellis Opticians, Inc. Carthage Firestone Sales 8: Service Adirondack Core St Plug Co. Inc. Bossuot Funeral Home, Inc. Burdick Dodge Cahill's Sporting Goods Carthage Bowling Center Carthage Furniture Co. Carthage Republican Tribune Clark's West Side Store E. C. Crooks Memorial Corporation Dr. Martin L. Doehling Miss Dorothy Arthur Mr. Glenn Ball Miss Ann Barber Mr. Paul Barlow Mrs. Madeline Bennett Miss Jacqueline Bintz Miss Jane Cornett Elmer's Diner Mr. Elmer Fischer Miss Carol Forney Mr. George Fullerton Mr. Richard Goodspeed l-lale's Paint 8t Wallpaper Store Carthage Central Cheerleaders D dc J Diner Mr. and Mrs. John Flanigan Fox Drug Co. Gamble Machine Co., Inc. Dr. Samuel H. Henck House of Dobson PA TRON Faye's Boot Shop Mrs. Marlene Fleming Franck's Modern Dry Cleaners A Friend Future Nurses Mr. Thomas Gibbons Mr. Louis Hervey Intorcia's Donut Shop Mr. and Mrs. John Jamba Mr. James Kemp Miss Margaret Knapp SPO SORS Mr. Ezra Hockenburger Mrs. Gertrude Horning Mr. Charles Lehman Miss Grace MacMillan Mr. Gilbert Malerk Maroun's Gift Shop Mr. William Martle Mrs. Mary Louise Munger Mr. Herbert Nagle Mr. Clinton Newell O'Keefe's Grocery Store Mr. Stanley Pierce 112 Dr. Arnold J. Lee Loyd's Sport Shop Marine Midland Trust Co. of Northern New York McElhearn Agency, Inc. Slack Chemical Co., Inc. West Side Printery Lofink Motor Co., Inc. Dr. C. Frederick Peckham, Jr. Mr. Ellis Martin Mrs. Pauline Richardson Luther and Scanlin Insurance Shampine's Grocery Miss Mary Alice Soule Waite's Market Mr. Keith Waltz Western Auto Associate Store Metcalfe's Radio 84 TV Mr. Russell Purdie Mr. and Mrs. Richardson Mr. Ronald Revette Mr. Ronald Roggie Mr. Joseph Shambo Shaw's Men's Shop Mrs. Dorothy Stiles Miss Mary Beth Sweeny Miss Rosemary Trimbey Mrs. Gloria Walentuck Mr. Gary Winters Mr. Ronald Yankowski Miss Kathleen Zehr Agency Reeder ii 'if 3? 'az 9 .V r ,av-K. Yr 4 '-rr? ,I ff' a . fx 7 -1 A in'-I lu, , .- r, A ' . Y . . WM, vi , in Q V . 'Q ' O' Q 1,2 J. , f x J if.. V 5 I I-.