Chenango Valley High School - Warrior Yearbook (Binghamton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1958 volume:

i i s 5 2 2 E E 2 s 5 K 5 K f E E X 5 E Foreword Growing up is a series of experiences. Some of these experiences are gay and joyous, while others are sorrowful. No matter what experience you en- counter it includes a valuable lesson. Many of the experiences and lessons, that were instrumental in giving to us an adult view of life, took place in Chenango Valley High School. How much we appreciate our teachers, who were willing to go beyond the call of duty in giving us individual help in our difficult subjects and, more im- portant, in guiding our ideas and thoughts into productive and fruitful paths. The extra curricular activities in which we were engaged gave us an op- portunity to put into practice many of the theories we learned in the class- room. It was through these activities that we pursued our special interests and learned to follow a group leader of our own age and choice, and to co- operate with a group or committee, and offer leadership when given op- portunity. Last, but not least, is the school building proper. Our new school with its abundance of modern equipment certainly made a pleasant setting for the lessons we learned in high school. And now we wish to present the WARRIOR, a pictorial memorial of the many experiences we had during our years of training at Chenango Valley High School. 'fable of Contents Dedication Underclassmen Administration Sports Faculty Activities Seniors Advertising 5 4 xt iw,- LHL 1 9 A 4 ., aff fsxfxl R' xf fl-Jw ,rw A ,-'A 5 if 'N-I kngi W w., XF fw- W, , ,,-sw, 1' 5, ,,., . W .Q wg M..,m www -wf,M,,mvL ,V , N-w..A.,.. f'-W-...W ' .N Q - My J-.., ,,ff w-,...Mf . t V, -fn.. ,L 'MM ,, M , ' AW , ,.. mm 1 MW-3fw,B-R A VAV. g .,,. Qgf3v.,,. Y lwmw 97 -h 1 , ww Q 'QMS ii A ma M P, , ,,.,,,.........,,.. -My , , ,A ,,,,,,w ., L W 7232 2,1 W W .. -V m f f 15f4fW7f' W . Q5 . fi 'f i' ' ' W I W 5375.1 Q- U W, mi V -ff' -N , fr f k f - 4 ',, , 1. -W f 1 - .Wi 'MT' W? ff ,g g L, H 5'5 f H A f Q f P' W' fi 1 W 5? , . 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We shall be- V gin' our joumey into the world adulthood to face its joys and sorrows,to make our place known, to be- come theworld of tomorrow, to fulfill our destines as God shall guide us. It shall be only in fondest memories that we shall again see and feel Chenango Val1ey,the thrilling foot- ball games,the classes,the friends, the fun and hard times. and hear the strains of our alma mater being sung on graduation night. Here in this very first Warrior, the very first graduating class of Chenango Valley Junior-Senior High School has collected a few pictures to remind us of the past wonderful time we've spent here. Here is a yearbook we've collected a few remembrances for us to give to you who will someday take our places and to you whose places we shall take. I only hope you of the future graduating Classes will receive as much joy and satisfaction from creating your yearbook as we, the editors of the first Warrior, have had creating ours. It is with this thought that we leave you with our Warrior, your remembrances of the Class of 1958. God be always with you. The Editors 2 Q Q Past Board Members Paul Brooks Charles N. Brown James Buongiorne Wilbur G. Hill John Levonik Howard Meaker F. Wallace Potter Robert W. Smith Jerome Trudell Deceased: A1 C. Schmidt Our hearts go out in gratitude to those who have served on the Board of Education, past dt present, for we know that without their efforts the building of our new high school would have been impossible. The combination of energy, good judgment, and tact that these men have displayed have made the people of our community, proud to have had a part in an endeavor which would better educate the youth of to- day. The members of the Board know what the word sacrifice means, and yet, they carried their heavy burden without selfishness. We appreciate the time and energy they have spent in our behalf. The citizens of this area have been well represented by our Board of Education of the Chenango Valley School District. Our ,magnificent high school was conceived in the minds of these men, and, through their efforts, it was born. 4 Present Board Members I w W , 4 J C. Carlton Bebee Arthur Jennings Charles N. Brown President James Buongiorne C. Merrill Churchill Andrew Horney Frederick G. Leonard John Levonik Robert W. Smith 5 Administration Donald A. Grant, Principal My congratulations to the class of 1958 for this Warrior - the first of many fine yearbooks to come. In preparation of this book you have borne admirably a responsibility unique in school history, since you have published the first Warrior. It is to be hoped that, in the years to come, this book will serve as a means of reliving thehappy high school years of every Chenango Valley High School student. To those departing seniors, every wish for success and happiness in life is hereby offered. Do not forget the high ideals and the aggressive philosophy to which you subscribed as a member of your student body. Just as in the case of our athletic warriors, play the game of life to win, but play it fairly. Give it your best, and it will reward you in return. J. STUART RAYMOND JOHN TKACZOW HENRY R. GRAHAM, Jr. Business Manager Vice Principal Principal in Administration 6 GORDON ANDERSON HOWARD ANTHONY WILLIAM AVERY, Jr. JOHN BABCOCK Health Coordinator Industrial Arts Science Mathematics MARION BALDWIN JUNE D. BARNO OLIVE BEIBE ESTHER BROOKS Physical Education Commercial Librarian English RAYMOND B. CHUBB JAMES E. CULLEN RUTH CZECZOT MILO DECASTRO Mathematics Electronics Attendance Supervisor Mechanical Drawing-Shop EUGENIA DIEVENDORF EUGENE DONNELLY ANNE DVORAK MARY C. ELMENDORF English Dentist Commercial Science 8 JOHN WALTER FAKO JANET FEENEY GEORGE FERNALD CHARLES A. FLEMING Instrumental Music Commercial French-Spanish Instrumental Music ROBERT GARRETT MARGARET HARDY JOHN HARRIS HELEN W. HENDERSON English Mathematics Shop Home Economics ALBERT HIMMEL EDITH H. HOLMWOOD ANNE M. HUFF JOHN M. KING Science English Music Mathematics STEVE KOLEDEJ BARBARA H. KOSITSKY HENRY A. KOSZEWSKI CAROLYN RUTH KUHNLE Physical Education 7th Core Mathematics Citizenship Education 9 LORA LAWRENCE ELIZABETH LESTER BENJAMIN LEWIS PHRYNE LIDDY Citizenship Education Art Physician Citizenship Education MARIE LUCKERN ELEANOR MCCHESNEY ROBERT MCDANIEL MARTHA MILLEN Speech Study Hall Supervisor Driver Education Home Economics CATHERINE MILLHAM SHIRLEE MOORE CARL NEWTON PAUL NOLAN Home Economics English Physical Education Citizenship Education BEATRICE O'CONNOR VIVIAN C. ORR CHARLES J. OSBORNE AVIS H. PARSONS English Physical Education Citizenship Education Vocal Music 10 MARY C. POLITICIAN 8th Core Q MARJORIE E. ROBERTS Art GA TI-IEL S COVILLE Commercial MARY A. QUINN Mathematics Citizenship Education ELEANOR M. ROBINSON Librarian ARTHUR SHARPSTEEN Director of Health Physical Education and Recreation MARY-ALICE REGA ROBERT F. RENO Guidance Counselor English MARILYN ROSS CHARLES F. SAAM Science School Psychologist BARBARA R. SLATER HARVEY SMITH English-Public Speaking Physician JEAN SMITH PETER SMYK HOWARD H. SPLETE, Jr. SARA SQUIER Physician Physical Education Guidance Counselor School Nurse 11 Teresa Sullivan Frank Thomas Durward Valentine Harriet W. Vavra 7th Core English Physical Education Latin Harry C. Wallenbergh Richard C. Watson William Weckel Richard Weiss English Guid2-HCC Di1'2Cf0f Math-Citizenship Education Science Lewis White Stanley Woodin Virginia Woodin Leon Woodworth Guidance-Science Citizenship Education Librarian Citizenship Education Ruth Yournans George Youngstrom Mathematics Science 12 Office Staff W. Chandler, B. Vaughn, B. Brown. D. Mac Beth B. Ross, W. Brandow, A. Agard Matron Custodians Maintenance D. Hawley F. Wyman, J. Ward, H. Pelham, C. lhck, H. Baker, L. Wertalik, Head Custodian, R. Glover, M. Superintendent of Buildings and Wales, H. Hill, L. Youngs. Grounds. 13 Cafeteria FRONT ROW: Maryon Long -Cafeteria Manager , Helen Scaptura, Dorothy Zembek,Cecelia Germond, Catherine Guen- tensperger, Leona Edwards, Marjorie Abbott, Norma Knapp. BACK ROW: Elinor Carnese, Delores Jordan, Margue - rite Chaffee , Forence Baxter. Bus Drivers -.--1,---- v 50 KNEELING: J. Parsons, E. Plamer, D. Stilson, C. Utter, D. Talburt. ROW TWO: C. Bouck, J. Moppert, B. Everett, M. Jones, J. Holcomb, J. Bedford, C. Schermerhom, J. Gordon and R. Harris. Q M, A ff:J,. L Y ff sf 'lbw ABBOTT, D. 'mud'- Varsity Football 2,33 Intra- mural Sports l,2,3,4. ALBEE J Jen - Y varsity Football 4. BAKER, D. Dany Student Council Repre- sentative 1,23 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4g Yearbook Staff 4g Quill 3,43 Chorus 3, Senior Drama Club 3,4g Debate Club 4. BARNES, C. BARRETT, L. Lee Art Club 3,45 Quill 25 Senior Drama Club 3,4. BATES, N. Ace Intramural Sports l,2. BIGART, R. Bob BIRD, L. Larry Varsity Baseball 2, Intra- mural Sports 1,2,3g Spin- dizzies 1,2,3,4g Adven- turers Club 1,2,3,4, Pro- jectionists Club 3, Honor Society 2. BLAKE, J. Judy Intramural Sports 1,2,3g Senior Girls Leaders Club 1,2,3,4g Student Patrol l,2,3,4, Varsity Cheer- leading 1,2,3,4g Dra- matics Club 15 Quill 3,45 Red Cross 43 Yearbook Staff 4. BLAIR, H. Hal Varsity Football 35 Golf 33 Intramura1fSports 1,2,3,45 Senior Drama Club 3,43 Tumbling Club 35 Varsity Club a,4. BOEZI, E. Ed Varsity Football 3,45 Intra- mural Sports 15 Varsity Club 3,4. BOEZI, E. Boz Student Council 15 Intra- mural Sports 1,25 Senior Girls Leaders Club 1,2,3,45 Honor Society 15 Varsity Cheerleading 2,3,45 Receptionists Club 3,45 Senior Drama Club 35 Red Cross 45 United Service Cormcil 3,45 Chorus 1. BREWER, L. CARKNER, c. Corkey Varsity Baseball 35 Intra- mural Sports 1,2,3,45 Ad- venturers Club 15 Varsity Club 3. CARVER, D. Dave Adventurers Club 1,2,3,45 Spindizzies l,2,3,45 Pro- jectionists Club 1,2,3,45 Radio Club 3,4. CHERUBINI, P. Pat Intramural Sports 2,3,45 Senior Drama Club 2,3,45 Quill 2,3. CHURCH, B. Varsity Football 35 Intra- mural Sports l,2. coL1.1Ns, 1.. Lmy-- Varsity Football 35 Intra- mural Sports 1,2,45 Senior Drama Club 1,25 Quill 3,45 Varsity Club 4. CONOVER, R. Ron-' CoRDoN, c. Dascalakis DAVIDSON, w. DECKER, G. Intramural Sports 35 Pro- jectionists Club 1,2,3,45 Adventurers Club 1,2,3,45 Spindizzies l,2,3,45 Radio Club 2,3. DEVINE, c. Neil DICKOW, w. Bur- DUNN, M. Intramural Sports 1,2,35 Band l,2,3,45 Dance Band 3,45 Senior Girls Leaders Club 2,3,45 Tumbling Club 2,35 Dramatics Club 1,25 Quill 1,45 Photography Club 3. EDWARDS, D. Dave Varsity Football 35 Tennis 3,45 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,45 Adventurers Club 1,25 Basketball Manager. EGGLESTUN, L. Abby Student Council 1,2,35 Secretary 25 Intramural Sports 35 Honor Society 1,2,35 Senior Drama Club 1,2,3,45 Receptionists 35 Senior Chorus 3,45 Year- book Staff 45 Quill 3,4. EVERETT, S. Sue Intramural Sports 1,25 Band 1,2,35 Senior Drama Club 3,45 Quill 1,2,3,45 Receptionists Club 4. FAULKNER, D. Don-' Band 1,2,3,45 chorus 3. FREAR, J. FULLER, R. Bob Student Council Repre- sentative 2, Vice-President 35 Band 3,45 Quill 1,2,35 Senior Drama Club 3,45 Archery 1. GALLARNO, B. Barb Intramural Sports 3,45 Yearbook Staff 45 Quill 3,45 Receptionists Club 3,45 Photography Club 35 Senior Drama Club 3,4. GIBBONS, C. Adventurers Club l,2. GLOCK, w. wan COULD, K. Kel1y Intramural Sports l,2,35 Red Cross 45 Senior Girls Leaders Club l,2,3,45 Receptionists Club 3,45 Quill 3,45 Honor Society 1,2,3,45 Senior Drama Club 1,35 Tumbling Club 2,35 Senior Chorus 3,45 Varsity Cheerleading 1,2,3. GRUVER, E. Libby Student Council Repre- sentative 45 Intramural Sports 2,35 Quill 35 Senior Drama Club 1,2,3,4g Varsity Cheerleading l,2. HAMILTON, C. Quill 1,2,3,45 Art Club 45 Receptionists Club 45 Photography Club 45 Chorus 1,2,3,4. HAMILTON, E. Elly Quill 3,45 Chorus 1,2. HAMILTON, M. HAMMOND, T. Tom-' Adventurers Club 1,2,3,4. HAYCOOK, R. Dick Radio Club 45 Projection- ists Club 4. HELLER, C . Chuck Spindizzies 1 ,2,3,4. HELLER, D. Don Varsity Football 3,45 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Varsity Baseball 3,45 Intra- mural Sports 15 Boys Leaders Club 15 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Student Patrol 1,2,3,4. HITCHCOCK, L. Larry Varsity Football 35 Varsity Baseball 35 Varsity Basket- ball 3,45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Boys Leaders Club 1. HOGAN, P. Pete Varsity Football 3,45 Track 3,45 Volleyball 45 Intra- mural Sports 1,2,35 Var- sity Club 3,45 Student Patrol 1,2,3,4. HOWE, A. Al Senior Chorus 4. HRANEK, P. Prissy Intramural sports 1,25 Honor Society 1,2. HUCKLE, M. Intramural Sports 2,3,45 Receptionists Club 3,45 Senior Chorus 3,45 Senior Drama Club 2,3,45 Junior Prom Committee 3. HUGHES, R. Intramural Sports 1,2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 45 Q-uill 45 Band 15 Senior Drama Club 1,2,35 Junior Prom Committee 3. HURST, P. Sarah Student Council 15 Intra- mural Sports 1,25 Senior Girls Leaders Club 1,2,3,4 Dramatics Club 1,2. INGWALL, R. Ink Varsity Football 2,35 Track 2,35 Intramural Sports 2,35 Varsity Club 3,4. IVES, D. Dave Track 3,45 Intramural Sports 35 Yearbook Busi- ness Manager 3,45 Student Patrol 2,3,45 Honor So- ciety 2,3,45 Boy's State 4. IVEY, D. Dave Student Council 3, Vice- President 45 Varsity Foot- ball 35 Track 3,45 Var- sity Cheerleading 45 Senior Chorus 45 Varsity Club 3,45 Senior Drama Club 3,45 Junior Prom Committee 3. JAMES, S. Steve Student Colmcil 1, Treas- urer 2,35 Football Manager 3,45 Track Manager 35 Senior Drama Club 2,35 Varsity Club 35 Recep- tionists Club 3,45 Yearbook Manager 45 Honor Society 15 Red Cross 4. .1EAvoNs, J. JENNINGS, R. Buffy Intramural Sports 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 Varsity Cheerleading 1,25 Student Patrol 1,2,3,45 Recep- tionists 4. JONES, S. Sandy Intramural Sports 1,2,3,45 Senior Drarna Club 1,2, 3,45 Honor Society 1,2, 3,45 Quill l,2,35 Yearbook Literary Editor 45 Recep- tionists Club 3,45 DAR Citizenship Award 4. KNAPP, G . KOPYAR, C . Carol Intramural Sports 1,2,3,45 Red Cross 45 Varsity Cheer- leading 2,35 Senior Girls Leaders Club 1,2,3,45 Stu- dent Patrol 1,2,3,45 Recep- tionists Club 3 ,45 Honor Society 1,25 Junior Prom Committee 35 United Service Council 4. KRAJCA, F. Frank Varsity Basketball 3,45 'Track 35 Varsity Club 3,45 Receptionists Club 3,4. KRUSE, M. Milt Student Council President 2,45 Football 3,45 Basket- ball 3,45 Track 3,45 Var- sity Club 3,45 Student Patrol 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2. LARAWAY, R. Dick Football 3- Senior Drama Club 1,25 llarsity Club 3,4. LaRUSSO, S. Senior Girls Leaders Club 1,2,3,45 Senior Drama Club 1 2 3 4' Chorus 3 4- Y J 7 7 3 l Senior Prom Committee 4. LEONARD, J. Janie Senior Girls Leaders Club 1,2,3,45 Senior Drama Club 3,45 Tumbling Club 1,2,3. LEONARD, J. Judy' Intramural Sports 1,25 Leaders Club 1,2,3,45 Tumbling Club 1,2,3,45 Red Cross 45 Student Patrol 1,2,3,45 Senior Drama Club 1,3,4. LEVONIK, M. Band 1,2,a, Tumbnng Club 3. McCORMACK, R. llcurlyll Intramural Sports 15 Art Club 45 Chorus 1,2. McCRONE, T. Bubb1es Football 35 Track 35 Intra- mural Sports 3. MARINO, C. Cece Student Council Secretary 15 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,45 Cheerleading 1,2,3,45 Senior Girls Leaders Club 1,2,3,45 Honor Society 1,25 Quill 3,45 Red Cross 45 Recep- tionist 3,'45 Senior Drama Club 15 Band 15 Chorus 3,4 MICHAEL, P. Pat Intramural Sports 3,45 Band 1,2,3,4. MOORE, G. Intramural Sports 15 Quill 25 Senior Drama Club 45 Receptionist, 3,45 Honor Society l,2,3. MORRIS, L. Les Spindizzie5,3,43 Projection Guild 1,2,3,4. MUTTER, MV. Receptionist 3,45 Art Club 45 Yearbook 3,45 Quill 3,4. NELSON, J. Jo Intramural Sports l,2,35 Art Club 1,2,3,45 Photog- raphy Club 3,45 Quill 3,45 Senior Drama Club 3,4. NEWMAN, J. Student Council l,2,3, Vice-President 1, President 35 Track 35 Football 3,45 Honor Society 15 Varsity Club 3,45 Patrol 1,2,3,45 Receptionists 35 United Service Council 35 Basket- ball Manager 3. O'BRIEN, J. Jackie O'BRlEN, J. Jim Tennis 35 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,45 Quill 1. OLSON, L. Lin Intramural Sports 1,2,3,45 Photography Club 3,45 Art Club 2,3,45 Senior Drama Club 4. POMEROY, C. Art Club 45 Chorus 25 Senior Drama Club 3,45 Quill 15 Future Teachers of America 3,4. QUINN, J. Intramural Sports 1,2,35 Girls Leaders Club 1,2,3,4 Quill 15 Tumbling Club 2,35 Senior Red Cross 45 Cheerleading 3. M. HI-oun Intramural Sports 1,2,3g Girls Leaders Club 2,3,4g Student Patrol 2,3,45 Honor Society 1,2,3,4g United Service Council 33 Recep- tionistt 4g Red Cross 4. P.1N'r:1-rU1.s, H. ROGERS, N. Nance Intramural Sports l,2,3,45 Girls Leaders Club 1,2,3,4g Senior Drama Club 1,2,3,45 Quill lg Yearbook Staff 3,45 Senior Red Cross 45 United Service Council 35 Prom Committee 3. RUSSELL, L. '-Larry Intramural Sports 2,35 Merit Badge Club 25 Band l,2,3,4. SCI-IENK, C. Band 3. SCHADICK, S. Sandy Intramural Sports 1,25 Senior Drama Club 1,2, 3,43 Quill lg Photography 35 Y-Teens 3. SHAVER, C. Intramural Sports l,2,3,4g Senior Girls Leaders Club 1,2,3,4g Honor Society 1,25 Receptionist 3,45 Year- book Staff 45 Chorus 3,4. SHRAMEK, M. Ted Football 45 Basketball 35 Track 3g Varsity Club 3,45 Intramural Sports 25 Senior Drama Club 1,4. SMITH, A. Amy Intramural Sports 1,2,3,43 Senior Girls Leaders Club 2,3,45 Senior Drama Club 1,2,3,4g Quill 3,45 Red Cross 45 Tumbling Club 2. SMITH, C. Chuck Intramural Sports 2,3. SMITH, D. Honor Society 1,2. SMITH, S. Sandy Intramural Sports 1,2,35 Photography Club 3,4. SNOVER, G. Football 3,45 Track 35 Varsity Club 3,45 Recep- tionists Club 3,45 Prom Committee 3. SPAFARD, J. Dimp Intramural Sports 1,2,3,45 Senior Girls Leaders Club l,2,3,45 Receptionists Club 3,45 Red Cross 45 United Service Council 35 Quill 3,45 Senior Drama Club 2,3,4. SPENCER, F. Rick Student Council 45 Baseball 35 Basketball 35 Varsity Club 35 Senior Band l,2,3. SQUIRES, J. Football 3,45 Track 35 Basketball 35 Adventurers Club 45 Spindizzies 4. STANTON,S STROKA, R. Intramural Sports 1,2,3. TINKLEPAUGH, D. IlTinkll Football 3,45 Track 35 Intramural Sports 3,45 Radio Club 25 United Service Council 3. TREBILCOCK, E. Betty Student Council 2,3, Secre tary 25 Intramural Sports 25 Receptionists 4. TURK, R. Dick VAN SCOY, B. Lefty Football 45 Golf 3,45 Intra- mural Sports 1,25 Varsity Club 3,45 Senior Drama Club 1,2,3,45 Art Club 3,45 Tumbling Club 3,4. VARNER, N. Nano Intramural Sports 1,2,35 Cheerleading 1,25 Senior Girls Leaders Club 1,2,3,45 Senior Drama Club 1,25 Tumbling Club 2,3,4. WAKEMAN, P. Pat Intramural Sports l,2,3,45 Senior Drama Club 1,2,35 Chorus 1,2,45 Quill 1,2,3,45 Editor 15 Yearbook 3,45 Prom Committee 1,3,4. WARD, J. Jerry United Service Council 35 Honor Society 1,25 Track 35 Football 35 Intramural Sports 2,35 Varsity Club 3. WARREN, J. Jim WHITBECK, M. Mim Student Council Secretary 45 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,45 Science Club 15 Quill 1, Editor 2,3,45 Yearbook Editor 3,45 Chorus 3,45 Honor Society 1,2,3,45 Senior Drama Club 1,2,35 Receptionist 3,4. WHITTLE, s. swan WICKIZER, D. Donnie Ellen Quill 3,45 Yearbook 45 Rifle Club 45 Photography Club 45 Intramural Sports 4. WOODRUFF, R. Ron Intramural Sports l,2,3,4. Class Notables MOST POPULAR BOY .... MOST POPULAR GIRL. . . HANDSOMEST BOY. . . PRETTIEST GIRL .... BEST DRESSED BOY ....... . . . BEST DRESSED GIRL. . . . .... . BOY MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED. . . . . . . . MILT KRUSE , , , BARB. GALLARNO , , , BRUCE CHURCH BETTY TREBILCOCK . . ..... HAL BLAIR . . . . .JUDY BLAKE . . .JOHN NEWMAN GIRL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED. . . . . . LINDA EGGLESTON BEST ALL ROUND GIRL ....... BEST ALL ROUND BOY .... MOST INTELLIGENT BOY. . . MOST INTELLIGENT GIRL. . . CLASS ACTOR ......... CLASS ACTRESS. . . BOY JOKER. .... GIRL JOKER .......... MOST ATHLETIC BOY .... MOST ATHLETIC GIRL ..... MOST INDEPENDENT BOY .... MOST INDEPENDENT GIRL .... EVERYBODY'S BOY FRIEND. . . EV ERYBODY'S GIRL FRIEND. . . CLASS NIGHT OWL QBOYJ. . . CLASS NIGHT OWL QGIRLJ .,.. MOST VERSATILE BOY ..... MOST VERSATILE GIRL ...... MOST MISUNDERSTOOD BOY. . . MOST MISUNDERSTOOD GIRL. . . . . . . ..... . . . BOY WHO HAS DONE MOST FOR THE CLASS. . . . . GIRL WHO HAS DONE MOST FOR THE CLASS. . . . . , . . , MARY LOU REESE . . . .STEVE JAMES . . . DAVE IVES . . . .SANDY JONES . . .LEFTY VAN SCOY . . .LIBBY GRUVER . . DAVE EDWARDS . . SUE EVEREIT . . . . DON HELLER . . . . . . NANCY VARNER .........LLOYDBREWER . . . CYNTHIA DASCALASKIS . . . . PETE HOGAN . . CECE MARINO . . . CHUCK SMITH . . . PAT HURST . . .DON HELLER . . . . KELLY GOULD . . . DICK INGWALL CAROLYN POMEROY .. . . ..DAVEIVEY MIRIAM WHITBECK CLASS SCIENTIST .... CLASS ARTIST ..... BOY PLUGGER .... GIRL PLUGGER .... CLASS GIGGLER. .... CLASS POLITICIAN. . . BEST NATURED BOY. . . BEST NATURED GIRL. . . CLASS COUPLE ...... CLASS BACHELOR. . . . CLASS VOCALIST .... BOY DANCER. ..... GIRL DANCE1 ....... CLASS MUSICIAN ..... CLASS GUM-CHEWER. . . . SMOOTH-OPERATOR ...... CLASS MATHEMATICIAN .... CLASS ORATOR. ........ MOST LOQUACIOUS, , , , WELL--KNOWN FIGURE. . . Mr. AMERICA. . .... . . MISS AMERICA. . . CLASS GROUCH .... . CLASS CAVE MAN. . . . . MOST ENERGETIC BOY. . . MOST ENERGETIC GIRL. . Mr. IVY-LEAGUE ....... MAN OF DISTINCTION. . . GIRL OF DISTINCTION. . Class Notables , , , ,CHUCK HELLER , , LEONA BARRETT , , , , NEIL DEVINE , , RITA STROKA SANDY SHADICK , , , DAVE CARVER s .......EDB0EZ-I . . . . . . . . . .JOYCE SPAFFARD . . . . ELAINE BOEZI 8a LARRY HITCHCOCK 28 ,BOB BIGART . . . 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ROW 2: A.Young,K.Franklin, E.. Moore, S.Weatherby, S. Roberts, E. Hogan. ROW 3: J. Pollock, D. J ackowski, J. O'Neil, R. Norconk, J. Scott, P. Brooks, J. English. ROW 4: R. Tood, L. Luis, T. DeDio, J. Cook, A. Cass, D. Ketcharn. ABSENT: R. Lance. 10-3 Homeroom 228 ROW 1: J. Scaptura, J. Lucik, M. Pedley , S . Baburchak, M. Hillier, J. Connors, N. Franchak. ROW 2: L. Smith, B. O'Neill, L. Montgomery, J. Jones, J. Davis, P. Wombacker, R. Breese. ROW 3: F. Mellem, G. Hall, J. English, D. Nickols, M. Kluchka,D. Hurlburt, R. Roberson. ROW 4: H. Kelsey, R.Vavra,W. Wooler, C. Vollmer, R. Campbell, D. Benjamin. 10-6 Homeroom 22 ROW 1: N.Harrison,S. Coolbaugh, S. Jamieson, C. Rowe, M. House, J Norris. ROW 2: S. Young, S Packard,E.Young, C. Bernhardt, J Gamble, M. Stanton. ROW 3: K Moses, R. Maguire, J. Bryce, J Dickinson, C. Caughey. ROW 4 T. Noyes, H. White, A. Sharpe, B Kinney, J. Randall, M. Flood ABSENT: D. Layton, R. Tripp. 1 10-5 Homeroom 206 ROW 1: N. Pratt, H. Balmer, S. Hall, J. Larrabee, D. Welch, J. Holcomb, J. Jackson. ROW 2: J. Sehringer , S .' Walley, J. Dickinson, M.Bennett, J. Kinder, D. Freeh, B. Hancock. ROW 3: P. Rocks, R. Brooks,J.Cregier, ,J.Ward, D. Ells- worth,E. Macko. ROW 4: S. Mor- gan, D. Rivers, L. Wart, J. Finsel, R. Sharer. ABSENT: M. Squires. 10-7 Homeroom 217 ROW 1: N. Miller, M. Besaw, R. Randall, J. Barnes, P. Ward, D. O'Connor, A. Mutter. ROW 2: J. Foster, M. Teachout, D. Shaver, J. Murphy,L. Gilman, E. Van Corder P. Osteen. ROW 3: R. Tucker, K. Zeggert, D. Paden, I. Stormes, R. Hubbell, R. Leiberum, D. Mapes. ABSENT: L. Forkey, J. Kipper, D. Chase. 1 41:3 xy qt y 3 ' , ,J 4 A 'S ' 1 9 v . .. up 14 gv' , M H F A Q M . be' ' 1-Qi' Ki Q-49 X, . .,.f,.,,, V154f4iQfffv?ffe52 f W L?f?fIjn,'f' 597 f f . .,.,..W::.'fzt: - M, ., We we 35 Q My W V h f K ,Q Q n,,...: - ff we 1 5 ' 1:-:,::'L 1 ,Y Y mf , Q- W PF, N - A, , qw , V, M ff 'F' A' Ag, U56 A 1 W 1 if iz! Q1 uf Q ai fi ' Q? , L.W,. A , J 6 'i M4 ., ' iii ff! kkl- -L -1 N' 1, . 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'D' H . K J wi A may 525,2- 35 ,Q 3 1 E5 1 ,, +5303 'iii Q. Q K . , , Q Y W -:N 1 4 is wr V, A . , M 2 4 -3 -1-4- . .gtfnf ,Q ,i E- 5 ' we jf ' .. . ,wx . - 1, A Q 55 'W ,Q , AQ? if W Homeroom 104 Homeroom 105 Homeroom 103 Homeroom 102 Homeroom 112 7-6 Homeroom 224 7-8 Homeroom 1 19 7-10 Homeroom 115 7-7 Homeroom 217 7-9 Homeroom 1 18 J. V. Football KNEELING: B. Barrus, R. Smith, D. Gilchrist, J. Aldrich, K. Moses, J. Cregier, J. Thompson, D. Waterman, F. Cross, P. Bryce, G. Hall, D. Hawley. STANDING: D. Hartigan, G. Smith, D. Rinker, D. Benjamin, F. O'De11, M. Flood, R. Slagle, B. Moppert, C. Jones, R. Tucker, H. White, Coach Smyke, Coach Kolodej. In completing a four game schedule, the Junior Varsity won two and lost two games. The success of this teamis not always measured in wins or losses, but rather in the final analysis of forming the fundaments of Football. Many promising pros- pects were evident from among this squad, you'11 be seeing many of these boys challenging present vars - itymen for their positions. J. V. Basketball At the halfway mark the current basketball season, the Junior Warriors have proven their sportsmenship and determination as they have met ten opponents, defeating six while losing four contests. From their fighting spirit it is evident that the Varsity squad will be strengthened next year as members of the present team replace departing Varsity lettermen. Coach McDanie1s,G. Smith,A. Sharpe, R. Davis M Bruet, R. Croft, R. Lampman. 42 Varsity Football ROW 1 D Tinklepaugh, W.Dieko, P. Bryce, H. Wales, E. Taft, G. Heffernon, J. Newman, T. Majercik, K. Moses ROW 2 L Wertal1k,Coach Newton, N. Devine, D. Waterman, W. Stiles, R. Pierce, P. Hogan, J. Albee, G. Snover ROW 3 ManagerS James, J. Aldrich, D. Rinker, G. Smith, E. Rog, R. Campbell, B. Woller, C. Dyke, J. Squ1res ROW 4 D Shurtleff, B. Moppert, T. Shramek, B. Kinney, R. Konuito, D. Heller, M. Kruse, Coach Weckel. This year, for the first time, C.V, fans were able to cheer to victory a complete Varsity team. Last year the newly organized Warriors had no Senior members. The team picked up valuable experience by trying their wings against various Junior Vars- ity teams. Because of their lack of real experience things did not always go smoothly, but the fighting Warrior spirit could not be bent for long, and was never broken. A loss only made them work harder,and resulted in the emergence of a most promising team. Under the excellent guidance of Coach Carl Newton and his assistant BILL WECKEL, a total of 3 wins and 3 losses was accomplished this year. Since C,V, 's field had not yet Coach Newton Coach Weckel the beginningg been completed, home games were played on Rappaport's field. It is not an easy task to build a winning team in such a short period of time, and we take off our hats to the boys and coaches for their fine record. This however, is only the beginning of the glorious, victorious Warriors to come. C.V.C.S. 21 St. Mary's 6 C.V.C.S. 18 Greene 12 C.V.C.S. 7 Whitney Point 18 C.V.C.S. 20 Newark Valley 14 C.V.C.S. 7 Mount Carmel 9 C.V.C.S. 0 Windsor 26 43 Varsity Cheerleaders CENTER: C. Marino. From Bottom, CLOCKWISE: E. Boezi, J. Blake, S. Young, N. Miller, S. Westerby, M. Hathaway, J. Dickinson, J. Smith, B. Page, S. Kinder, J. Scaptura. J. V. Cheerleaders FRONT ROW: M. O'Neil, S. Canders, D. O'Brien, S. Jones. BACK ROW: J. Atwater, N. Shaver, N. House, B. Shramek. Throughout high school days at our basketball and football games, whether hopes were high or low, through our minds spring the peppy images of pretty girls dressed in red and grey , our cheerleaders. With enthusiastic and inspiring cheers they encouraged our WARRIORS through the hard times and the glad ones. Knowing that the kids are depending on him and rooting for him means a lot to a player. By directing the crowds in exciting cheers the cheerleaders were the main morale contributors to our WARRIORS, They were the ones who urged our WARRIORS on to their many glorious victories and gave our school the reputation of having fine school spirit. We extend a tribute to our girls in red and grey, the cheerleaders of Chenango Valley. 44 Varsity Basketball J. Civak, J. Newman, R. McGuire, E. Rog, T. Shramek, L. Hitchcock, C. Withers, M. Kruse, D. Heller, F. Krajca, C. Heffernon, D. Hawley. Coach Sharpsteen As we go to press,our basketball Warriors, under the guidance of Mr. Sharpsteen, have completed the first half of a very strenuous schedule. So far they have established the very im- pressive record of seven wins againstonly three defeats. Along with this fine record has stood out the sportsmanship instilled within the squad. We are sure this team is the beginning of many promising basketball teams in the future. C.V.C.S. 59 Greene 54 C.V.C.S. 55 Central 60 C.V.C.S. 65 Owego 53 C.V.C.S. 59 Whitney 55 Point C.V.C.S. 48 Oneonta 54 C.V.C.S. 46 Deposit 44 C.V.C.S. 59 Athens 57 C.V.C.S. 68 North '73 C.V.C.S. 59 Newark 48 C.V.C.S. 61 Seton 60 Valley 45 lil: iiw, , if. 4 K A -..,,,,.. LZ ,,,,- ix uf L .I fvg f Q V ,fwwh if 2, 1 af, 1 'L , 1 ,ly g' ,,XQ2qgf.f.31,Q ,Vk' ui? ,Fi 5 w ,i W , ' f W. - in H'-fiff N..4f ,5f V'1i?g5' .i'i':.ffff'Lf1 1,g ' 1 7 I fx' x . .-wi' .V A A 1 QM 1 M. ,, X .. 4441 V V .. , gf- .- agpgf M1315 L, ,, A f- ' ml 4 ' . ,.. Mf,gq.,lm Q- - f,1Xg.'--AH 15: , J -H if 1 235311 A , 5 - Q f A 5, A . Q ' , g ,. K ' fr A X 3 X 43955 1sq+HQwT,'f' ' qw pq ,, v, fzfz .W gs-. . ,, HM, ,. ,V NL . ' F' 21. wktiggwk H ' I Vrrr VL.. 15:11 M:,i ,12 km,W 3-zu, lk ,'37Q,Lfk jlgQQlMQi7j -niag- 'K M' ir 'f ,' , 3 5 M M A K ' f A 234544 kk f, ' gk . 0 tgr,...ai:mJ 9L .l',,g Q9 :,jWA ,,.,, A ig 'M wif. N V 1151 Wf55?5l.?f'L'wL'5x N 3 f- K3 - . xg? W A Lg, N . N ,Wm ,, ,YQ 55,1 Track ROW 1: J. Newman, C. Dyke, K. Harper, G. Heffernam L. Collins fxngnj. ROW 2: T. Valashinas,F. Krajca,P. Hogan, H. Wales, D. Waterman, J. Davidson, D. Ives, T. McCrone, T. Noyes. ROW 3: Mr. Newton, coach, A Brown, W. Wesler, J. Squires, R. Konuito, J. O'Neil, R Peirce,J.Ward. ROW 4: M.Kruse, P. Barnes, T. Shramek, K. Zeggart, R. Campbell, D. Tinklepaugh, G. Snover. Bowling ROW 1: T. Barvinchak, T. McCrone, B. Herzog, H. Wales, J. Bakic, M. Flood. STANDING: D. Shurtleff, C. Burke, D. Paden, D. Rinker, R. Bigart. 47 Wrestling Q ROW 1: S. Fox, M. Doll, M. Leonard, L. Bennett, J. Cole. ROW 2: D. Gilchrist, K. Harper,T. Cross, N. Bates, K. Mason. ROW 3: D. Tinklepaugh, L. Wart, B. Rose, D. Cross, L. Wertalik, W. Santiciero, Coach Valentine. Golf Fore! With the first sign of good weather each spring, you will find a very de- termined group of boys tak- ing to the golf lanes. After many hours of practice, they were rewarded with victories over Chenango Forks 127, Oxford and Sidney. Good luck in the future. Coach McDanie1s ROW 1: H.B1air, L. Bearish, B. VanScoy, R. Billo. ROW 2: C. Burke, B. Georgia, Coach McDanie1s, B. Herzog, L. Wertilik. Tennis Coach We iss Under the very able direction of Coach Weiss, Chenango Va11ey's first tennis team was established. Although lack- ing experience at the outbreak of the season, the tennis squad developed very rapidly into a well molded unit. The future years ahead should prove very bright with the cie- termination shown thus far by this squad. V. Ward, D. Shaver, J. O'Brien, D. Turner, D. Edwards, R. Stanton. . 48 HCTIVITIES Team Work 8: Cooperauon 'HHH' SEATED: J. Sambora, M. Hillier, D. Baker, N. Baker, R. Ran- dall, K. Signor, E. VanGorder, S. Jameison, S. Hall. ROW 2: D. Stone, D. Olson, S. Chapel, M. Huckle, S. LaRusso, J. Kin- der, L. Gruver, J. Smith, N. Harrison, J. Scott. RGW 3: W. Ressequie, R. Stanton, D. Ivey, C. Daskalakis, S. Jones, C. Caughy. T The Senior High Debate Club, under the super- vision of Harry C. Wallenbergh, English teacher, has for its officers the following: President, Bark- ley SaxtongVice president, LolleenBarberg Secre- tary-treasurer, Melissa Miller, Sergeant of arms, Dale Hawley, and Proposition chairman, Daneth Baker. The Debate Club will participate in in- termural and intramural debates. The 1958 High School debate question is: Resolved: That United States fo r ei gn aid s h oul dbe substantially in- creased. Senior Drama Club The senior Drama Club is one of the most important high-lights of the school. Working diligently under the direction of Miss Slater the future actors and ac- tresses learn the fundamentals of acting. The big thrill of the new school and the new drama club was pre- sented in the spring of 1957, the first three a:t play entitled Seventeenth Summer. Before this play, a one act play called Sophie from Sandyvi1le was pre- sented. Anew cast and talent composed the three act play called Past Imperfect in the fall of 1957. In the spring of 1958 another one act play, The Lottery , N was presented. Not only does the club center its ac- , tivity around plays, but a group of members went to ' the Triple Cities Playhouse for tryouts. A tape re- corder has alsobeen purchased so that we may record all plays for future use. At the conclusion ofthe school two picnics are held for all members of our organi- zation. Debate Club I SEATED: P. Praeger, M. Babcock, M. Miller, D. Baker, I.. Bar- ber. STANDING: B. Saxton, R. Fyfe, W. Ressiquie, Mr. Wallen- bergh, E. Darling, R. Koniuto. SEATED: N. Lampman, J. Blake, J. Gilchrist, C. Kop- yar, G. Slocu m, C. Bowen, M. L. Reece, B. Jennings. STANDING: Mr. Woodin, C. Dyke, P. Canders, L.Wer- talik, C. Withers, D. Campbell, D. Heller, M. Kruse,P. Hogan, Mr. Koszewski. Student Patrol The Student Patrol operates during the passing of classes. Its purpose is to encourage the rapid and orderly move- ment of traffic. New members are nominated from the Senior High homerooms and then selected by the mem- bers of the Student Patrol to ill the needs ofthe organ- ization in meeting the requirements of the school. The present officers are: Don Heller, Captain, Charles Dyke, Boy Lieutenant, Gail Slocum, Girl Lieutenant, Mary Lou Reece, Secretary, Alan Young, Treasurer. CLARINETS: T. Whieldon, N. Lampman, J. Sambora, M. Bennett, R. Ryan, P. Goodman, S. Jamieson. ALTO CIARINET: I.. Russell. BASS CLARINET: J. Davis. ALTO SAXOPHONE: M. Dunn, S. VanBuskirk. TENOR SAX- OPHONE: S. Hawley, J. Clark. BARITONE SAXOPHONE: L. Bird. FLUTE: R. Jennings, N. Harrison. OBOE: H. Brown. BASSOON: R. Einfeldt. CORNET: D. Benjamin, P. Michaels, W. Brock, R. Rivers, D. Chandler, J. Hughes TROMBONE: D.Fau1kner,J. Thompson, R. Pierce, D. Rinker. BARITONE: R. Herzog, R. Fyfe. SOUSAPHONE: G' Hall, W. Resseguie. BASS VIOLIN: M. Hillier. BELL LYRE: J. Scott. TYMPANI: R. Fuller. PERCUSSION: L Platt, R. Hubbard, M. Tuttle, B. Hancock. TWIRLERS: J. Gervais, N. Hause, L. Heller. The Senior Band gives the student an op- portunity to play graded music for athletic games, pep rallies, assemblies at elemen- tary schools, and participating in one of the festivals which the New York State School Music Association sponsors each year. Dur- ing the last few years this group, under the excellent leadership of Charles A. Fleming, has fared very well in this competition, re- , , ceiving top ratings for their performance. JLIIIIOI' Band The main purposes of this organization are to develop skills invarious phases of music, to experiment with different mus- ical moods, and to cultivate the individ- ual musical appreciation. FLUTES: Diane Rennell, Dale Caughey, Bonita Rogers. CLARINETS: Peggy Michael, Kenneth Wood, Katherine Haley, Carol Churchill, Joan Knaphle, Janet Slagle, William Morton, Sandra Cushman, Dawn Fix, Robert Gilmore, Melinda Wagstaff. SAXOPHONES: Gary Hinman, Marshall Bradley. FRENCH HORNS: Richard Martz, Richard Panco, Darlene Wombacker, Ruth Einfeldt. CORNETS: Jack Cook, James Cook, Gerald Barber, Maureen Livemoche, Foster Banford,Bill Pomeroy, Charlene Lawson. TRUMPET: Larry Cornwell. BARITONE: Johnathan Launt. TROMBONES: Gary Brader, Kenneth Jackson. BRASSES: Charles Lawrence, Ronald George. PERCUSSION: Tana Gammons, Mi- chael Camese, Ed. Hogg, Michael Scott. 51 1 a o L. Smith, M. Price, J. Nelson, B. Van Scoy, L. Barrett, L. Olson, S. Hall, M. Almy, P. Humphrey, M. Hamilton, S. Hoag, Mrs. Lester, M. Mutter, B. McMcormick. Senior Art Club The purpose of the Senior Art Club is for in- dividuals to develop their interests in art. The students participate in making posters, stage designs, jewelry making, window de- signs, and many otheruseful things. Any stu- dent may become a member through appli- cation, which is considered by an advisory group. The students must have a real interest in art and will contribute his time and service for this active club. l The Gentlemen This club is made up of senior boyswho like music. They play records for the d anc es at school and after many school activities for the benefitof our many mus- icaly inclined students. SEATED: D. Hammond, M. Benjamin, D. Freech. STAND- ING: B. Hammond, D. Rivers, J. Bryce. 52 C. Heller, L. Bird, G. Decker, L. Morris, J. Squires, D. Carver. Adventure's Club Adventu.re's Club is open to all boys in the Jun- ior and Senior High who want fun and adventure in working together. They work in conservation, 4-H projects, taking part in the Broome County Council 4-H Council activities, and the County and State Fairs. 1958 Warrior Staff SEATED: N. Rogers, S. James, S. Jones, M. Whitbeck, D. Ives, L. Millspaugh, J. Scott. ROW 2: B. Davenport, S. Wally, M. Tuttle, P. Wakeman, C. Hamilton, R. Hughes, C. Shaver, M. B. Almy, J. Foster, S. LaRusso, B. Gallarno and J. Davis. ROW 3: P. Praeger, B. Bochnak, M. Mutter and R. Fyfe. SEATED: M. Whitbeck, K. Gould, D. Baker,J. Blake, C. Ma- rino, P. Hurst, L. Blair, M. Mattrazza. ROW 2: C. Schenk, C. Hamilton, M. Dunn,J. Spaffard, C. Dascalaskis, S. La Russo, A. Smith, J. Gillcrest, G. Moore. ROW 3: D. Wickizer, E. Hamilton, M. Mutter, P. Wakeman, C. Lawson, B. Davenport, S. Everett, J. Nelson, L. Gruver. ROW 4: J. Steele,N. Baker, J. Sambora, B. McCormack, B. Gallarno, J. Welch, B. Page. Quill staff The Yearbook and the Quill are the two organi- zations whose activities are primarily devoted to literary activities, yearbook and news disemi- nation. The WARRIOR, the Chenango Valley official yearbook, begins its activities in the early part of the school year. A large number of students are constantly engaged in preparing the copy, lay-out and photography of this publication. As the year advances, deadlines must be met and student groups arranged for picture taking. This year is the first year in which this yearbook is published. Much labor and thought has gone into making this first yearbook a success. Tl-IE QUILL, is CV CS literary medium for our boys and girls interested in writing poems, essays and short stories. THE QUILL also serves as a trad- ing post for a variety of information pertaining to the many activities in the school. This lit- erary effort is published once a month. ROW 1 -P. Hurst, C. Shaver, P. Prager, L. Barber, E. Boezi, C. Kopyar K. Gould, M. Reece, N. Vamer. ROW 2 - J. Leonard, N. Lampman E. Lawson,M.Babcock, J. Quinn, C. Fisher, J. Holcomb, J. Dickinson C. Marino. ROW 3 - L. Blair, C. Tabor,M. Synder,XC. Slocum, S Chape1,N. Mea1tef,A. Smith, A. Mutter, J. Blake. Row 4 - N. Hara rison,P.Ward,M. Dunn, J. Spafard, J. Scaptura, J. Kinder, N. Miller S. Kinder. ROW 5 - L. Millspaugh, S. LaRusso, D. Guentensperger, BZ Zembeck, J. Leonard, N. Rogers, R. Stroka, M. Hathaway. Senior Leaders Three ofthe main purposes of this organiza - tion are: lj to develop leadership and sports- manship 2y to create and maintain within the membership a spirit of friendliness and co -operation and 33 to provide activities that will meet the interests and needs of all high school girls. To be eligible for membership only mem- bers of the Junior Girls Leaders Club who pass from ninth to tenth grade are eligible to join this organization. Also a girl who has come from an athletic organization of another school and who has been in this school district one year may be considered for membership. junior Leaders Red Cross Club ROW 1 - P. Ward, J. Marino, N. Shaver, P. Goodman, J. Hughes, J Smith, B. Blair, S. Hawley. ROW 2 - M. Axtell, C. Wheeler, S Canders, C.l-latt, L. Gilmore, S. Wilber, N. Kipp, C. Crayton, S. Dunn SEATED: C. Marino, E. Boezi. 2nd ROW: ROW 3-S.Cushman,M. Benscoter, S. Hannes, C. Lawson, L. Decker, J. Blake, C. Kopyar, L. Barber, J. Leonard, J. Gervais. ROW 4 - J. Bigart, B. Lally, S. Perkins, D. Greene, D J. Leonard, P. Ward. 3rd ROW: M. L. Jamieson. Reece, A. Smith, N. Rogers, S. LaRusso, C. Tabor, J. Dichinson, D. Guentensperger, Miss Squires. 54 Mi 3 mi , 4 1 115' W? 4 . Y Q , , 5 +5 Q ' -as 443 3 f my W2 3, 1Q- 2 L QWNQQE ,Ag wh X 591 J. Horney, M. Bradley, D. Perry, D. Almy, J. Houser, J. Ashcroft, J. Eaton, R. Fyfe, R. Flynn, K. Jackson, R. Robertson. SEATED: Mrs. Lawrence, advisor. The Merit Club, under the direction of Mrs. Lora Lawrence, is made up of Boy Scouts in- terested in receiving merit badges in citizen- ship. Each member works at his own speed, ful- filling the requirements as rapidly as his abili- ties allow. Each project is carefully examined and checked when it is completed. When all requirements are met satisfactorily, the Coun- selor approves the application of the Scout and he is then ready to meet the Board of Review in his Scout Troop to receive his Merit Badge. Radio Club In this age of atomic and electronic wonders CVCS's Radio Club has attempted to interest scientifically minded boys whose interests seem headed towards these areas. The Radio Club has we ekly meetings at which time topics of interest to the Ham operator are dis- cussed. Problems common to the Ham radio enthu- siast the world over receive attention. Activities in the radio world are on the weekly agenda. Membership consists of Mr. I-Iimnzel, ad- visor, F. Hillen, D. Robinson and B. Hancock. Rodeo Winners Competing against other schools in the annual driving Rodeo, Chenango Valley emerged victorious in all events. To Ce Ce Marino and Steve James, and their excellent driving instructors, Mr. Milo DeCastro and Mr. Robert McDaniels their awards represent the skill and good judgment needed for all automobile operators. 56 Future Homemakers of America The Future Homemakers of America is a newly organized group under the skilled leadership of Miss Martha Millen. The club will be a chapter of the national organization that has a member- ship of over 350,000. All girls who have taken Homemaking may become members. The ob- jectives ofthe FHA are to encourage better social, home and family relationships, to promote further study of home skills, and to bring together all girls interested in Homemaking. FIRST ROW: D. Jamison, E. VanGorder, D. Olson, E. Boezi, K Could, D. Baker, L. Burkle. SECOND ROW: L. Decker, J Schringer, J. Jackson, R. Randall, K. Signor, C. Hamilton, B Hamilton, G. Snow, J. Gamble. THIRD ROW: J. English, D Gutensperger, M. Hiller, E. Moore, C. VanHusen, K. Valentine M. Reece. .1 . junior High Art Club Junior High Art Club, under the direction of Miss Majorie Roberts, is for junior high pupils with a real interest in art. They learn funda- mental concepts of design and color. During the past year the activities of the club have included: Christmas card making, and posters for school halls. FRONT ROW--M.Mikolas, L. Ingraham. SECOND ROW--K. Tum- ball, J.Spencer, J. Cline,D. Wombacker. THIRD ROW--J. Forkey, M. Kovacs, P. Hoadley, M. Wales, R. Einfeldt. Biology Club The Biology Club was formed for the students either taking or have taken biology. Two of the activities of the current school year were a tour through Broome Tech. and a lecture by a scientist from the Oak Ridge, Tennessee atomic energy plant. Our field trips were undertaken to help the members increase their understanding of the world around us. ROW ONE: J. Davis, M. Bennett, E. Haley, S. Walley, M Tuttle,P.Stanton. ROW TWO: P. Huff, S. Young, J. Kelleher L. Montgomery, C. Rowe, L. Benscouter. ROW THREE: T Noyes, R. Libierum, H. White and K. Moses. 57 ,ggy 5?5Y'Z,,N A Lf, bn 5 R w w izlgwsz limi ik if M.Almy, S. Baburclfak, J. Barnes, B. Bennett, C. Bernhardt, H. Brown, B. Birdsall, B. Bochnak R. Brooks P Brooks J. cole, J. English, D. Faulkner, 1.. Forkey, R. Fuller, L. cameo, D. coenreneperger, c. Harnilton M.'Hil1ier A' Howe, D. Ivey, D. Jackowski, B. Killey, J. Kipper, J. Kirch, M. Kluchka, D. Layton, L. Lindseyl, B. Macko,, L Millspaugh, L. Montgomery, S. Morgan, R. Norconk, M. Norris, D. Olson, S. Packard, R. Randall, P. Rocks C Rowe, P. Scanlon, A. Sharpe, C. Shaver, K. Signor, I. Stormes, P. Taylor,B. VanScoy, P. Ward, M. Whitbeck and B. Zembek. The Chenango Valley ChoralSingers fSenior High School Chorusj consists of fifty members - tenth, eleventh and twelfth grade students. For the Christmas season, the Choral Singers were invited to outside concerts for the Port Dickinson Community Baptist Church and the Port Dickinson School's P.T.A. Christmas pro- gram. The Choral Singers presenteda Christmas concert for the Senior High School assembly on December 20th and colaborating with the Senior High School Band, gave a spring concert on April 25th. Officers of the group this year are as follows: Co-Presidents--Sharon LaRusso and Pat Brooks, Secretary- -Diane Guentensburger, and Treasurer--Steve Morgan. Nine members of this group participated in a sectional concert of the New York State School Music Asso- ciation held at Newark Valley Central School on November 14th. Fourteen members took part in a concert at the Johnson City High School on February 15th. This concert was sponsored by the Broome County School Music Educator's organization, of which all Music teachers in the Senior High school are members. The director of this group is Mrs. Avis Parsons and the accompanist is Mrs. Anne M. Huff. S. Agard, J. Atwater, M. Axtell, V. Barriger, L. Becker, R. Beebe, J. Bennett, B. Blair, R. Booth, D. Brownlow, J. Bullock, S. Canders, S. Chapel, G. Comstock, M. Cook, D. Cooper, C. Crayton, B. Davenport, L. Decker, P. deMontazon, J. Derck, J. Derr, S. Douglas, S. Dunn, J. Edwards, M. Fahs, R. Faulkner D Lord J Cay L. Gil- more, T. Glock, D. Greene, C. cruver,w. Hamilton, N. House, K. Haviland, F. Hazal'd,.M. Hazard, Kf Hiuier N. Holt P. H s.H lb t w. 1111 L. ' ' ' , oyt, ur u , s ey, Jagger, D. Jamieson, B. Janoms, C. Johnston, N. Kipp, E. Knapp, G Knapp, R. Krager, M. LaMaitis, D. Lance, J. LaRusso, C. Lawson, J. Layton, B. Lester, P. Little, J. Marino, S Moore, R. Nappi, D. O'Brien, H. O'Connor, B. O'Hearn, M. O'Neil, P. O'Neil, E. Pease, S. Perkins, J. Potak, D Potts, B. Previte, M. Price, D. Rink, J. Robinson, M. Russell, J. Scanlon, R. Scott, R. Secor, E. Shampang, L Sharer, N. Shaver, A. Sisson, S. Snyder, B. Spak, G. Stanton, T. Valashinas, L. Wade, D. Wakeman, P. Ward, C Wheeler, B. Wickizer, S. Wilson, C. Yasharian, S. Yuricek. 7 Senior High Dance Band The dance band is a recent addition to our musical department under the direction of Mr. Charles Fleming. Through their weekly practice sessions they are con- stantly adding to their already fine reper- toire. This group has provided music for many of our dances, especially those held after basketball games. Members of the dance band are: FRONT ROW: Lewis Platt, Larry Bird, Tom Whieldon, Janet Clark, Sharon Van Buskirk, Marilyn Dunn. BACK ROW: Margaret Hil1ier,Dave Ben- jamin, Watson Brock, Dick Rivers, Bob Pierce and Jeff Thompson. J J ' Ir N K lj mix, Chess Club The Chess Club isanewly organized Club this year. Its purpose is to enjoy the game, to perfect abilities and to prepare for tournaments inschools in the area who have clubs and who are interested in competition. All Senior High School students are eligible. This year's officers are: President ........ James yA. Brown Vice-President. . .... Edward Taft Secretary. .... . . .Curt Frey Treasurer. . . . . .Mike Flood Mr. Harry Wallenbergh is the sponsor. junior High Dance Band Laying the foundation for future membership into the Junior High A Band is the Junior High Training Band. Gaining experience under Mr. John Fako are: B. Darrin, G. Fahs, R. Fynbee, R. Fyfe, D. Heller, J. Lyons, S. Oakley, P. O'Nei1, S. Piatt, B. Schenk, B. Vegerson and J. Winchell. 60 Student Council FIRST ROW B Kinney, D. Ivey, M. Kruse, M. Whitbeck. SECOND ROW: D. Lehay, M. Launkitrs, D Rmker, L Gruver,G SIocum,J. Gilchrist, T.Valashenes, S. Canders, J. Knapp. THIRD ROW: D. Paden, R Beebe, B Houpis, C Withers M Hathaway, M. Reece, R. Spencer. Probably the most important organization in the school is the Student Coun- cil,since through it the students can take part in the running of the school. Each year the members of Student Council with the assistance of Mr. J. Tkaczow and Mrs. E. Robinson strive to promote harmonious relations throughout the entire school, provide a forum for student expression, and improve school morale. During the year Student Council has been unusually activein our own school and also in getting together with members of Stu- dent Councils of other schools. In the fall they participated in the Inter- scholastic Association of Student Councils and during the spring Student Council sent two delegates to the Annual Student Council Convention in Syracuse. Around our own school they met every other Tuesday to discuss the latest school problems. This year Student Council worked on a School Improvement Campaign and raised more money for the organ which is to be put in the auditorium. These are only a few of the many worthwhile activities of our Student Council which has served us faithfully during the year. As a result of these activities our high school days have been made increasingly more pleasant and inspiring. 61 V W flf' fAifJW, -' ' . , ,Y -f Q gf 4 W X Hx. , . M X ' K X if M' Fun -f-' WM. x , Q K 4 H - 4, !Y,Tf,9a,1f,i,1,.1q ,1.mf2.f-' ,..fm Q I . A f . ,J 4' ' J , 'gmt' ' W i K, , V K A - ,qw A-www ,ff if ,fp , gywfm. Ai W, . V ,l . 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