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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1960 volume:

?• WWW ft?- S f � g! • � $ t 4 iF ftff.; - « £§ £� $fcMg V.H .T, I -V-tt � ity - ; jj� j • $ ,$ ■ c j . W8r« £- - n jp ? %« : rvc� -taw ■ % • � % � ■ ' ' } ' i , i tMU M4 m X CHENANC 0 VALLEY C £N TRAl HIGH JSC HOOL 8IMG H A MTONl MY a s a ship leaves port and ventures out to sea, so the time is draw¬ ing near when we, as seniors, shall leave our home-port, Che¬ nango Valley High, to face a new sea of adventure. In preparing to disembark from the S. S. Chenango Valley we look back over this part of our voyage with many pleasant memories. The officers, our faculty, have added greatly not on ly to the educational value but also to the pleasure of our trip. They were always ready to help if the weather became stormy and have given us the inspiration by which we have chosen our future course. During the voyage, we have learned much from our association with our fellow passengers, the students. From their ideas and experiences we have increased our ability to deal with our own problems. We shall never forget the hours of fun and recreation we shared under the direction of our “so¬ cial directors”, those members of the faculty who led us in sports and other group activities. As we leave this ship we embark on an even larger one which will carry us through life. The knowledge and abilities gained on the S.S. Chenango Valley will help to determine the route and success of our greater voyage. To help us remember all the pleasant memories of our voyage we present the 1960 Warrior. z u •o J, J L. Officer of the Day t he senior class of 1960 takes great pride in dedicating its most valued possession, the Yearbook, to Mrs. Edith Holmwood. In our daily contact with her during our years at Chenango Valley, we have come to realize that through her tireless effort, warm heart and helping hands, she typifies the spirit of our Alma Mater. She has truly won the hearts of our entire student body. To us, Mrs 0 Holmwood has become a symbol of virtue and inspiration; an ideal towards which we shall ever strive. As we depart from Chenango Valley, we will always cherish the memories and daily associ¬ ations with one of our finest teachers and friends, Mrs. Holmwood, whom we all love. To you we dedicate this annual. 3 TIVI I’tJItSH i Board of Education Charles N. Brown George Bro wnlow John B. Crawford Thomas Duncan Administration Richard Watson Director of Guidance Arthur Sharpsteen Director of Health, Physical Education and Recreation MATHEMATICS John Babcock Peter Blomerley Margaret Hardy Charles Haughey John King Robert Me Garry Science Patricia Norton ENGLISH AND FOREIGN LANGUAGES Mary Agnes Quinn Ruth Youmans Bessie Angelopoulos Audrey Benn Esther Brooks Barbara Comick 8 Eugenia Dievendorf Richard Hillis Edith Holm wood Zenon Janowski Marilyn Ross Mary Lou Lovette Richard Miller Betty O’Connor Richard Weiss SCIENCE Lawrence Cook Mary Elmendorf George Youngstrom Ruth Rlter Albert Hlmmel Robert Reno 9 CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION Donald Benza Michael Durbin Wayne Harvey Lora Lawrence Phryne Liddy Paul Nolan Charles Osborne Michael Senio Irma Tognola William Weckel Stanley Woodin Marjorie Roberts Richard Thomas f ART Elizabeth Lester 10 Martha Mlllen VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC INDUSTRIAL ARTS James Cullen DRIVER EDUCATION William Sestak Catherine Mlllham John Harris Milo DeCastro Robert McDaniel HOME ECONOMICS Helen Henderson Avis Parsons John Fako Charles Fleming Ann Huff COMMERCIAL Marlon Cook Frank Kaminsky James Wheeler Peter Smyk Stanley Wilson SPECIAL EDUCATION AND CORE GROUPS Alice Turner Special Elizabeth Erbland Special PHYSICAL EDUCATION Sandra Stone Mary Politician Core Carl Newton Vivian Orr Teresa Sullivan Core Virginia Zellner 12 GUIDANCE John Cleary Robert Garrett Mary Alice Janowski STUDY HALL SCHOOL NURSE Eleanor McChesney Sara Squiers Elizabeth Burtis J. Stuart Raymond SCHOOL PHYSICIANS Benjamin Lewis Jean Smith Harvey Smith ATTENDANCE OFFICER BUSINESS MANAGER 13 SCHOOL DENTIST Eleanor Robinson OFFICE STAF F Frances Pritz Charles Saam Della Peppernick, Beatrice Beatrice Ross, Arline Agard Vaughn and Barbara Reynolds and Winifred Brandow Antoinette Wertalek and Edward Worthing Marjorie Hughes 14 MAINTENANCE CREW MATRON CUSTODIANS Christopher Argento, Clair Buck, Fred Brown and Henry Baker. Lora Baker Halsey Richards, Harry Pelham, Irving McWherter, Albert LaFountain, Ivan In¬ graham, William Gevert and Harold Hill. CAFETERIA Seated: M. Schwartz, I. Gillette, M. Long, H. Scaptura, L. Arre. Standing: H. Huff, F. Baxter, D Jordan, A. Heller, M. Pollock, B. Chub- buck, N. Knapp, M. O’Hern, D. Germond. BUS DRIVERS Drivers Bouck, Snover, Coddington, Martin, Bedford, Gordon, Tabor, Wil¬ liams, Schermerhorn, Everett, Japhet, Jones, Lobdell and Talbott. sm -x r ft 1 %v--- w. - M I J |T ; k i MARY BETH ALMY “M. B. ” Warrior 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 11; Sr. Chorus 10; Photography Club 12; Sr. Council of Jr. Red Cross 12. SANDRA BABURCHAK “Sandy” Warrior 10, 11, 12, Advertising Manager 11, Co-Editor 12; Intra¬ murals 10, 12; Sr. Chorus 10, 11; Receptionist 10, 12; Sports Day 11; Jr, Prom Committee; Girls’ Leaders Club 12; Senior Honor Society 12, ROSALIE BAKIC JANET BARLETTE “Jan” Quill 12; J.V. Cheerleader 10; Receptionist 12; Sr. Council of Jr. Red Cross 12; (transferred from Lambertville, N. J., 11). LEE BEARSCH “Buddy” J. V. Football 10; Volleyball 11, 12; Golf 11, 12; Varsity Club 12; Student Patrol 11, 12, President 12; Jr, Prom Committee, CAROLYN BEERS “Carrie” Warrior 12; Sr. Chorus 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 12; Girls’ Choir 11; “6-Teens” 12; Intramurals 11; Ski Club 11; Dramatics Club 12, Play: “A Little Honey”; Recep¬ tionist 12; Jr. Prom Committee, DAVID BENJAMIN “Dave” J. V. Baseball 11; J. V. Football 10, Varsity 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 12. BARBARA BENNETT “Bob” Sr, Chorus 10, MARION BENNETT Warrior 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Sports Days 11, 12; Girls’ Leaders Club 12; Dramatics Club 10, Play: “Meet Corliss Archer”; Photog¬ raphy Club 10, 11, 12; Biology Club 10; Sr. Council of Jr. Red Cross 10 , 11 , 12 . CAROL BERNHARDT Sr. Chorus 10, 11, 12; Music Awards 10, 11; NOMA Spelling Award 11; Business Club 11, 12. JACK BRYCE “Roly-poly” BETTE BERDSALL Sr. Chorus 10. Varsity Football 11, 12; Wrest ling 11, 12; Varsity Club 12; Ad venturers Club. BARBARA BOBBITT “Barb” Trl-Hl-Y 10, 11; Pep Club 10, 11; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Sr a Chorus 10, 11; (transferred from U 0 E.H.S. 11). BARBARA BOCHNAK “Barb” Warrior 10, 11, 12; Sr. Chorus 10, 12, Accompanist 12; Biology Club 10; Senior Honor Society. PATRICIA BROOKS “Pat” Warrior 10, 12; Sr. Chorus 10, 12, Vice President, 12; Student Patrol 11, 12; Receptionist 12, President; Music Awards 10, 11. LOIS BURKLE Future Homemakers of America 10 , 11 , 12 0 RONALD CAMPBELL “Campy” ROBERT BROOKS “Bob” Varsity Football 10, 11, 12, Captain 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Student Council Delegate 12; Student Patrol 11, 12, Vice Presi¬ dent 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12„ Cross Country 11, 12; Track 11; J. V. Baseball 10; Volleyball 11, 12; Sr. Chorus 10, 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12, President 12. PHILIP BRYCE “Phil” J. V. Football 10, Varsity 12; J. V. Baseball 10, Varsity 12; Vol¬ leyball 12; Chess Club 10, 11; Adventurers Club. Warrior 12; Track 11, Manager; Sr 0 Chorus 10; Student Patrol 10, 11, 12; Key Club 12; Student Coun¬ cil Alternate 12; Technical Crew 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 12; USC 10 , 11 . DONALD CAMPBELL “Campy H” SHIRLEY COOLBAUGH Intramurals 10, 12; Tumbling Club 10; Business Club 12; NOMA Spelling Award 11. JOHN CREGIER Varsity Baseball 10, 11, 12; J. V. Basketball 10, Varsity 11, 12; J. V. Football 10, Varsity 11, 12; Student Council Alternate 10; Sr. Chorus 10; Class Vice Presi¬ dent 11; Student Patrol 10, 11; Varsity Club 11, 12; President 12. THOMAS CROSS “Tom” J. V. Wrestling 10, Varsity 11„ JAMES COOK “Jim” WILLIAM COMPTON “Bill” Tennis 11, 12; Volleyball 11, 12; Radio Club 10; Rifle Club 10. ARTHUR CASS “Slip” CAROL CAUGHEY Warrior 12; Quill 11, 12; Sports Day 10; Intramurals 11, 12; Dra¬ matics Club 10, 11, 12, Plays; “Past Imperfect”, “A Little Honey”; Receptionists 12; Senior Honor Society 12. JAMES CONNORS “Jim” JANICE COLE Warrior 12; Quill 12; Sr. Chorus 10; Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Jr 0 Prom Committee; Girls’ Leaders Club 12; Senior Honor Society. J. V. Football 10; J.V. Basket¬ ball 10, 11, Varsity 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 11, 12; Chess Club 11; Adventurers Club 10 . DAVID CHASE “Dave” JUDITH DICKINSON “Judy” Warrior 12; Girls’ Leaders Club 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11; Cheerleading 10, 11; Dramatics Club 12, Play: “A Little Honey”; Student Council President 12, Dele¬ gate 11; Daughters of the American Revolution Award 12; Sr. Council of Jr 0 Red Cross 10; Receptionists 11 , 12 . RACHEL EINFELDT Sr 0 Chorus 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Organist 11, 12; Senior Honor So¬ ciety 12. MARY ELLIS Warrior 12; Dramatics Club 12; Receptionists 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Jr 0 Prom Committee,, JANICE ENGLISH “Jan” Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Band 12; Dramatics Club 10; Sr. Council of Jr. Red Cross, 11, 12; Future Homemakers of America 10; Re¬ ceptionists 12. JOYCE ENGLISH Warrior 12; Basketball 11; Sr. Chorus 10, 11, 12; Jr. Class Cheerleader; Receptionists 12. KAY CUMMINGS Dramatics Club 12; Art Club 12. JUDITH DAVIS “J.D. ” Warrior 10, 11, 12; Band 10, 12; Photography Club 10, 11, 12; Receptionists 12; Biology Club 10; Jr. Prom Committee; Senior Honor Society 12. THOMAS DE DIO “Tom” Track 11, 12; Cross Country 12; Volleyball 12; Key Club 11, 12. LARRY CROUNSE Yearbook 11, Business Manager; Senior Play; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Acolyte Club 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 11; Jr. Prom Committee; Civil Defense 11, 12; (transferred from C. F.C.S. 12). JOAN DICKINSON “Joanle” NELSON FRANCHAK JOHN FINSEL KATHARINE FRANKLIN “Kathy” Warrior 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11; Photography Club 11, 12, President 12; Senior Honor Society 12 . DAVID FREEH “Dave” Radio Club 11, 12; Chess Club 11; Adventurers Club 10, 11, 12, Vice President 11; Key Club 11, 12. DAVID FULLER “Dave” Art Club 11, President 11; Stage Crew 11; Jr. Prom Committee. KEITH FULLER JUDITH FOSTER “Judy” Warrior 10, 11, 12; Sr. Chorus 10, 12; Biology Club 10; Photog¬ raphy Club 10, 11, 12, Vice Pres¬ ident 11. MICHAEL FLOOD “Mike” LARRY FORKEY Sr ; Chorus 10, 11, 12. GANOW GARTH DIANE GUENTENSPERGER 4 ‘Dannie” Sr. Chorus 10, Secretary; Girls’ Leaders Club 10, 11, 12; Sr. Council of Jr. Red Cross 10, 11, Secretary 10; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Sports Day 10; Future Home¬ makers of America 10; Recep¬ tionists 11, 12. ELLEN HALEY “Ellie” Warrior 10, 12; Biology Club 10; Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12; Sr. Council of Jr. Red Cross 12; Jr. Prom Committee; Receptionists 11 , 12 . GARY HALL J. V. Football 10, Varsity 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 11, 12; Sr. Chorus 10; Band 10, 11; Chess Club 10, 11. BARRY HANCOCK Band 10, 11; Radio Club 10, 11; NMSQT Semi-finalists; Senior Honor Society 12„ NANCY HARRISON “Nance” Warrior 11, 12, Co-Editor 12; Quill 11, 12, Associate Editor 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Dra¬ matics Club 10, 11, 12; Band 10, 11; Girls’ Leaders Club 10, 11, 12; Biology Club 10, Secretary ' ; Sports Days 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10; Jr. Prom Committee; Recep¬ tionists 12; Class Secretary 12; NMSQT Letter of Commendation; Senior Honor Society 12. MARY LOU HATHAWAY Warrior 11, 12; Quill 11, 12; Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12, Plays: “Past Imperfect”, “A Little Honey”, President Council Delegate 10, Cheerleader 10, Cheerleader; Girls’ 10, 11, 12, Vice President 10; Art Club 10, Vice President 10. 11; Student Alternate 12; 12; Jr. Class Leaders Club MARGARET HILLIER “Marge” Warrior 12; Quill 12, Associate Editor; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Sports Days 11, 12; Sr 0 Chorus 10, 11; Band 10, Dance Band 10; Student Council Ass. Secretary 11, 12; Rifle Club 10, 11; Dramatics Club 10; Future Homemakers of America 10, 11, 12; Jr a Prom Committee; United Nations Pilgrim Essay Contest 12„ EILEEN HOGAN Warrior 12; Intramurals 12; Biology Club 10; Girls’ Leaders Club 12; Receptionists 12; Sr u Council of the Jr. Red Cross 11; USC 11, 12; Model U„N. Delegate 12 . JANE HOLCOMB “Janie” MARGARET HOUPIS Bunnie” Warrior 12; Art Club 12; Student Patrol 10, 11, 12; Jr. Class Cheer¬ leader and Prom Committee. DAVID HURLBURT Dave” REBECCA HUBBELL Becky” Warrior 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 11, 12; Sports Days 11, 12; Recep¬ tionists 11; Jr. Pro m Committee. JUDY JACKSON Warrior 12; Sr. Chorus 11; Bus¬ iness Club 11, 12; Receptionists 12; Future Homemakers of Amer¬ ica 10. PHYLLIS HUFF Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10; Dramatics Club 12; Biology Club 10; Sr a Council of Jr. Red Cross 11; Debate Club 11, Secre¬ tary; Receptionists 11, 12; Model U. N. Delegate 12; Senior Honor Society 12. SANDRA JAMIESON Sandy” Band 10, 11, 12; Dramatics Club 11, 12; Future Homemakers of America 11, 12. MARGARET HUMPHREY Peggy” Art Club 10, 11; Sr, Council of Jr. Red Cross 11; Tumbling Club 10, 11; Future Homemakers of America 12; Jr. Prom Committee. FRANKLIN JEWELL Frank” JUDY JONES Jude” Quill 12; Intramurals 10, 11; Sr. Council of Jr. Red Cross 11, 12, Secretary 11; Dramatics Club 12; Biology Club 10; Receptionists 12. BARRY KINNEY B.K„ ” Varsity Football 10, 11, 12; Varsity Baseball 11, 12; J.V. Baseball 10; Track 10, 12; Sr. Chorus 10, 11; Student Council Treasurer 10, 11; Class President 10, 11; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Student Patrol 10, 11, 12; USC 10, 11 , 12 . JUDY KELLEHER Warrior 12; Quill 10, 11, 12, Photography Editor 12; Intramurals 11; Dramatics Club 11, 12, Plays: Room for One More”, Little Prison”, A Little Honey”; Sr 0 Council of Jr 0 Red Cross 12. JERRY KIPPER d” J. V. Football 10; Bowling 11; Sr. Chorus 10; Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12, Plays: Meet Corliss Archer”, Past Imperfect”, Opening Night”; Technical Crew 11, 12; Organist 11; Jr. Prom Committee. HENRY KELSEY JUDITH KIRCH Judy” Warrior 10, 12; Sr Q Chorus 10, 12; Girls’ Choir 11; Dramatics Club 11, 12; Sr. Council of Jr. Red Cross 11, 12; Receptionists Club 12; Jr. Prom Committee. DUANE KETCHAM Art Club 10, 11, 12. ROBERT KLINE Bob” Rifle Club 11. MARGARET KLUCHKA Marge” Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Sports Days 10, 11, 12; Girls’ Leaders Club 12; Sr. Chorus 10, 11, 12; Dramatics Club 10; Sr 0 Council of Jr. Red Cross 11, 12, Vice Pres¬ ident 12; USC 11 o JOANE KINDER Joanie” Warrior 11; Quill 10, 11, 12, Co-Editor 12; Varsity Cheerleading 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Tumbling Club 11; Sports Days 10, 11, 12; Dramatics Club 10, 11, Plays: Past Imperfect”; First Prize in Safety Slogan Contest 10; Art Club 10; Sr. Council of the Jr. Red Cross 10; Biology Club 10; Receptionists 12„ __ ' DONNA LAYTON Sr„ Chorus 10, 11; Business Club, 11, 12; Sr. Council of Jr„ Red Cross 11, 12; Jr. Class Cheerleader. JOHN LEVEONIK “Juan” Warrior 12; Quill 12, Co-Editor; Dramatics Club 10; Biology Club 10; Jr. Prom Commtttee 0 SHIRLEY J. LUCK “Jean” Quill 11, 12, Business Manager 12; Intramurals 10, 11; Sports Day 10; Business Club 12; Jr. Prom Committee; Senior Honor Society. ELIZABETH MACRO “Betty” Warrior 12; Quill 11; Intra¬ murals 10, 11; Sports Day 10; Sr. Chorus 10; Business Club 12„ REXFORD LIEBERUM “Rex” LORRAINE LINDSEY “Lori” Sr. Chorus 10; 11, 12, President Cheerleading 12. Business Club 11, 12; Varsity Varsity Basketball 10, 11, 12; Varsity Baseball 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 11; Sr. Chorus 11, 12; Class President 11; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Receptionists 11. DAVID MAPES “Dave” J, V. Wrestling 10. ROBERT MAGUIRE “Bob” FREDERICK MELLEM “Fred Key Club 11, 12; Radio Club 10, 11, 12; Adventurers Club 10, 11, 12 . NANCY MILLER “Nance Warrior 11, 12; Quill 11, 12; Student Council Alternate 11; Vars¬ ity Cheerleading 10, 11, 12, Co- Captain 12; G irls’ Leaders Club 10, 11, 12; Dramatics Club 10; Intramurals 10. LESLIE MILLSPAUGH “Les Warrior 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 10; Girls’ Leaders Club 10, 11, 12; Sr. Chorus 10, 11, 12, Accompanist 12; “6-Teens 11; Student Coun¬ cil Delegate 11, Vice President 12. LINDA MONTGOMERY “Lin Sr. Chorus 10, 11; Business Club 11, 12; Quill 11; Sr„ Council of Jr„ Red Cross 12; Dramatics Club 11; Biology Club 10; Future Homemakers of America 11. EVELYN MOORE “Evie Warrior 12; Bowling 11; Future Homemakers of America 10, 12, President 12; Jr. Prom Committee; Sr. Honor Society 10. JOHN S. MORGAN “Steve Sr. Chorus 10, 11, 12, Trea¬ surer 10, President 11, 12; Vars¬ ity Wrestling 11; Track 11. GAIL MORREALL Warrior 12; Quill 11, 12, As¬ sociate Editor 12; Dramatics Club 12; Jr. Prom Committee; NMBQT Semi-flnallst; Sr„ Honor Society. KENNETH MOSES “Holy J. V. Football 10, Varsity 11, 12; Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Track 11; Student Council Ass. Trea¬ surer 11; Class Vice President 10, 12; Biology Club 10, President 10; Varsity Baseball 10, 11, 12. In Memorium JOHN MURPHY Born Died June 27, 1942 May 18, 1960 ANN MUTTER Quill 11; Girls’ Leaders Club 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 12; Tumbling Club 10. REGINA NORCONK Quill 11; Sr. Chorus 10; Business Club 12; NOMA Spelling Awards. DOROTHY A. OLSON “Dotti” Warrior 12; Quill 12; Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12, Plays: “The Lottery”, “Broken Rehearsal”, “Room for One More”, “A Little Honey”; Sr. Chorus 10; Jr. Prom Committee. M. JOAN NORRIS “Joannie” Warrior 12; Quill 10, 12, Asso¬ ciate Editor; Dramatics Club 12; Intramurals 10; Sr. Chorus 10; Sr. Council of Jr. Red Cross; Re¬ ceptionists 12. JAMES O’NEIL “Jim” Volleyball 10; J. V. Football 10; Track 10; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Sr 0 Chorus 10. GAIL NORTON Receptionists 12; (transferred from Windsor H.S.). ANDREA ORCUTT “And!” Warrior 12; Quill 11, 12; Dra¬ matics Club 11, 12; Volleyball 12; Receptionists 11, 12. WARREN Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 12; Band 10, 11, 12, Vice President 12; Key Club 11, 12, Secretary 12; Debate Club 10, 11; New York’s Year History 350th Celebration, 1st Place Sr. SCARLET PACKARD “Ft Fi” Warrior 12; Quill 11, 12; Dra¬ matics Club 12, Play: “A Little Honey”; Intramurals 10; Sr. Chorus 10; Debate Club 11, Secretary; Jr. Prom Committee; Receptionists 12 . RICHARD PADEN “Dick” Varsity Bowling 10, 11, 12, Award 10, 11, 12; Student Council Representative 10; Varsity Club 11, 12, Secretary 12 0 JOHN POLLOCK “Polecat” J. V. Football 10; Varsity Track 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 11, 12, Award 11; Volleyball 12; Varsity Basketball Statistician 11, 12; Varsity Club 12. NIKKI PRATT “Nick” RICHARD PALMER “Dick” JAMES RANDALL “Jungle Jim” J. V. Baseball 11; J. V. Football 10 . MICHAEL PECKA “Mike” MARY LOU PEDLEY Sr„ Council of the Jr. Red Cross; Business Club 12; NOMA Spelling Award; Receptionists 12; Jr. Prom Committee. REBECCA RANDALL “Becky” Dramatics Club 11, 12; Sr. Chorus 10, 11, 12; Future Home¬ makers of America, President 11. RICHARD RIVERS “Dick” Cross Country 11; Band 10, 11, 12; Dance Band 10, 11; Adventurers Club 10, 11, 12; Rifle Club 10. WILLIAM SANTASIERO “Bill” Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 11, 12. PHYLLIS SCANLON “Phyl” Quill 11, 12; Intramurals 11, 12; Sr c Chorus 10, 11, 12;’Business Club 11, 12; Future Homemakers of America 11, 12; Jr. Red Cross 11, 12; Photography Club 10, 11, 12; Receptionists 11; Library Club 10 , 11 , 12 „ SANDRA ROBERTS “Sandy” Warrior 12; Quill 10, 12, Assoc, Ed„ 12; Dramatics Club 12; Sr 0 Chorus 11, 12; Intramurals 10; Art Club 10, 11, 12. JUDITH SCOTT “Judy” Warrior 10, 11, 12; Quill 10, 11, 12; Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Band 10; Sr. Council of Jr. Red Cross 11, 12; Receptionists 11, 12; Sr. Honor Society 12. PHILIP ROCKS “Phil” Varsity Football 12; Volleyball 11; Sr. Chorus 10, 11, 12. ROGER SHARER Varsity Baseball 10, 11. ARTHUR SHARPE “Art” J. V. Basketball 10; Varsity Bas¬ ketball 11, 12; Cross Country 11, 12; J.V 0 Baseball 10, 11; Sr 0 Chorus 10; Key Club,, PATRICIA TAYLOR “Pat” Sr. Chorus 10, 11, 12; Art Club 11, 12; Receptionists 12; Future Homemakers of America 12. DOUGLAS SHAVER “Doug” Tennis 10, 11, 12; Skiing 11; Cross Country 12; Volleyball 11, 12; Sr. Chorus 10; Varsity Club 11, 12; Driver Education Rodeo, 2nd Place. KATHLEEN SIGNOR “Kathy” Warrior 11, 12; Quill; Dramatics Club 10, 11; Sr. Chorus 10, 11; Bowling 11; Receptionists 12; Bus¬ iness Club 11, 12; Sr. Council of Jr. Red Cross 12; Girls’ Choir 11; Future Homemakers of America 10 , 11 . GARY SMITH “Bunger” J. V. Baseball 10; Varsity Base¬ ball 11, 12; J. V. Basketball 10; Varsity Basketball 12; J.V. Foot¬ ball 10; Varsity Football 11; Cross Country 12; Sr. Chorus 10; Vars¬ ity Club 12; Biology Club 10. LYNDA SMITH “Lyn” Art Club 10, Treasurer 11, Sec¬ retary 12; Future Homemakers of America 11, 12, Vice President 12 . MILDRED A. SQUIRES “Mllly” MARGARET STANTON “Peggy” Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12; Bowling 11, 12; Sr. Council of Jr. Red Cross 11, 12; Biology Club 10, Vice President 10; Ski Club 10; Debate Club 11; Intramurals 12; Receptionists 12; Model U. N. Delegate; NMSQT Letter of Com¬ mendation; Sr. Honor Society 12; Warrior 12. JOHN STICKLE Cross Country 11. DONA STEVER “Steve” Warrior 12; Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11; Sr. Chorus 10, 11; Student Council Representative 12; Sr. Council of Jr. Red Cross 11; Future Home¬ makers of America 10, 11. IRENE STORMES “Reenle” Sports Day 10; Sr. Chorus 10; Receptionists 12; Future Home¬ makers of America 12, Treasurer. CHUCK VOLLMER “Tex Varsity Baseball. GARY THOMPSON LINDA TINKLEPAUGH “Tinkle” Warrior 12; Quill 12; Business Club 12; Receptionists Club 12; Sr. Council of Jr. Red Cross 12. ROBERT TRIPP “Bob Track 11; Projectionist Club 10; Weight-Lifting 11, 12; Science Club 10; Adventurers Club 12. ELLEN VAN GOKDER “Ell Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12; Future Homemakers of America 10 . 11 , 12 . RICHARD VAVRA “Rick J. V. Baseball 10, 11; Track 10. RONALD TUCKER “Tuck Warrior 11, 12; J. V. Football 10; Varsity Football 11, 12; Vol¬ leyball 12; Varsity Club 12; Debate Club 11; Key Club 11, 12; Chess Club 10, 11. LINDA ULMER “Lin Warrior 12; Quill 12; Sr. Coun¬ cil of Jr. Red Cross 12; Business Club 11, 12„ SANDRA WALLEY Warrior 10, 11, 12; Dramatics Club 10; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Sports Day 11; Biology Club 10, Treasurer; Receptionists 12; Jr. Prom Committee; Sr. Council of Jr. Red Cross 12; Sr. Honor Society. MARTHA TUTTLE “Marty Warrior 10, 12; Dramatics Club 10, 12; Basketball 10, 11; Band 10, 11; Sr. Council of Jr. Red Cross 11, 12; Debate Club 11; Biology Club 10; Sr. Honor Society 12 . JAMES WARD “Monk Volleyball 11, 12; J. V. Baseball 11; Varsity Baseball 12; Varsity Club 12 „ PRISCILLA WARD Penny” Warrior 12; Quill 11; Girls’ Leaders Club 10, 11, 12, Presi¬ dent 12; Sr. Chorus 10, 11; Intra¬ murals 10, 11, 12; Sr 0 Council of Jr. Red Cross 10, 11, 12, Presi¬ dent 12; Receptionists 12; Student Patrol 11, 12. VINCENT WARD Bim” Quill 12, Feature Editor; Tennis 10, 11, 12; Boys State 11. BARRY WARNER Varsity Football 12; J.V. Foot¬ ball 11; Projectionist Club 11, 12; Technical Crew 11, 12; Adventurers Club 10 0 LA MO NT WART Monty” Varsity Wrestling 10, 11. SUSAN WEATHERBY Weath” PAULEA WOMBACKER Waula” Intramurals 10; Sr. Chorus 10, 11, 12; Future Homemakers of America 10, 11, 12; Biology Club 10 . JUDY WOODRUFF ALAN YOUNG Warrior 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Varsity Cheerleading 10, 11, 12; Girls’ Leaders Club 10, 11, 12; Student Council Alternate 10; Student Council Treasurer 12; Re¬ ceptionists 12; Student Patrol 11, 12; Biology Club 10 o Volleyball 12; Student Patrol 10, 11, 12; Art Club 11; Receptionists 11; USC 11; Class Treasurer 11. HARRISON WHITE Quill 12; J.Vo Football 10; Vol¬ leyball 12; Class Treasurer 12; Student Council Alternate 11; Key Club 11, 12, Vice President 11; Boys State 11; Biology Club 10; USC 10, 11. ’ 1 SANDRA YOUNG “Sandy Warrior 12; Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12; Plays: “Room for One More , “A Little Honey”; Varsity Cheerleading 10, 11, 12; Intramur¬ als 10, 11, 12; Receptionists 12; Future Homemakers of America 10 , 11 . BARBARA ZEMBEK “Bobble Sr. Chorus 10; Girls’ Leaders Club 10, 11, 12, Program Chair¬ man 11; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Sports Days 10, 11; Jr. Class Cheerleader. I- 1960 Class Officers President, Barry Kinney; Vice President, Kenneth Moses; Secre¬ tary, Nancy Harrison; Treasurer, Harrison White; Student Council Delegates, Ronald Campbell and Dona St ever; Alternates, Donald Campbell and Mary Lou Hathaway. C l CWttfcr A A Ho 1 Irw ii « A B o uVtiv - io v tttei c-� V( V ' T : %oy Vl €.lr G«v MtS L� kc.l� j 6 Satcevd A Y 3o W«_v- Kr. VO ' f-lcaxjU.C c V «iS a � ftti. ' i ' v c,OA an Av •! •( { ftvt v%c4l ov t « l UWkas d wKoM ov -Sw C a.a H V Vte G- r� Ha.� A o e%i Tkoy © s , Vi fcc ' V ' oy SS URRRIOft A • • A ? t)anctr WwO A car j t ' 1 l JSi ®Vi 0er O$tle %Oy N Oo .ss Hodi W A l y o css« M£oy ioy Ok.vN«.e A 0 sM Orodko ' i A OovsCxvi v aS t l av ■detk ' vi | «� l ' A C vt� c N e � - Oy A A I %7 5 V y Ho vjukA A A C a % 6« A « 5 rd ■ w Uauj ' i l 1 ov I vi« pe.wA . A ■feoy £ a,cA e Vo v- Hasl Cr- M A t HuVtM rt V ? “B y tOkoWwi 4on€ 9crv- tU . U«nv J v‘ ROW 1: M. Fuller, M. Popeck, B. Decker, N. Holbert, M. Fahs, J. Marino, B. Bolt, P. Jordan. ROW 2; W. Mazar, T Glock, J. Surakus, L. Harding, R 0 Rose, B, Warner, R. Todd. ROW 3: R. Davis, M, Leonard, R. Krager, J. Michaelson, D. Chandler, E. Pease, J. Buman, M 0 Doll. ROW 4: G. Hin- man, R. Bliss, D. Shaller. 11-2 ROW 1: K 0 Gee, SoAhlberg, N. Kipp, S. LeClerc, S. Slater, S 0 Tewes, J. Hughes. ROW 2: P, Meidenbauer, K„ Fernald, D. Brownlow, L. Decker, C. Hatt, D. Pratt, H. Young. ROW 3: G. Hitchcock, R. Davis, R. Nappi, J. Sivak, G. Lewis, N„ Kuruc, W. Penwarden, R. Truxal. ROW 4: J. Boone, D. Baker, J 0 Ross, D. Gould, R 0 Faulkner, L. Bennett 0 11-3 ROW 1: N. Liddic, L. Alton, J. Bullock, J. Gervais, N. Hause, L. Jagger, L 0 Heller, Bo Kluchka, J. Smitho ROW 2: F. Barnes, G. Comstock, L. Dewing, B. VanOpel, D. Rail, J. Potter, M 0 O’Neil, M. Fish. ROW 3: R. Lampman, D. Neish, C„ House, J. Derr, R. Booth, C. Gruver, J. Edwards, D. Flem¬ ing. ROW 4: T. Planausky, R. Whieldon, D. Littlefield, F. Roucek, J. Skope, D. Bern¬ hardt, W. Boone 0 J 11-4 ROW 1: J. Rinehuls, S. Hawley, J. Bender, Ko Shimrock, C. Lancer, D. Jamieson, P. Fitch, J. Wallace, ROW 2: J. Cook, K. Cox, C. Lawson, L. Gilmore, B. Lotterer, T. Whieldon. ROW 3: D. Potts, D. Hammond, B. Barr us, R. Slagle, M. Launikitis, C. Frey, R. Hubbard. ROW 4; J. Scanlon, M. Benjamin, O. Nilsen, L. Martin, D. Bigelow, R. Breese. 11-5 ROW 1: B. Lane, M. Lane, J. Palmisano, M 0 Squires, L. Welch, M. Biedlingmaier, M. Mangan, S. Hayes. ROW 2; J„ McCrone, D. Hurlburt, C. Crayton, N 0 Shaver, P, Good¬ man, S. Dunn, R. Reece, C„ Slocum. ROW 3: W. Doren, E. Williams, R. Beebe, J. Hitt, C. Lawrence, F. Palmroos, R. Fynboe, D. Ellsworth. ROW 4: J, Buman, K. Billo, L„ Schadick. 11-6 ROW 1: B. Blair, F. Hall, B. Davenport, C. Lawrence, R 0 Stoddard, B. Gates, M. Popeck, S. Manning. ROW 2; B. Soliwoda, B. Gil¬ more, S 0 Wilbur, G, Jeavons, M. Shaw, T. McKee, D. Rinker. ROW 3: R. Bird, W. Wooler, D. Zylich, R. Sevara, J 0 Kittredge, C 0 Leonard, R. Curry, B. Harrison. ROW 4: D. Eggleston, D. Bendzel, W. Burnett. 10-1 ROW 1: C. Birmingham, B, Harris, J. Spie¬ gel, B. Longo, D. Lance, J„ Carkner, S. Hider, M. A. Hall, J. Atwater. ROW 2: G. Brader, W. Dorsett, M. Wallace, D. O’Brien, D. Decker, S 0 Codington, B. Owens a ROW 3: D. Almy, C. McHugh, W. Lawrence, W u Hardie, P„ Kane, R. Sprague, R. Williams, J. Robinson. 10-2 ROW 1: C Harris, B Chambers, B. Schenk, B. Fisher, R. Hill, J. Berish, M DeDio, S Wilson, Wo Illsley. ROW 2: P. Ward, S Perkins, M. Axtell, C Lusk, S. Brewer, F Hancock, M. Stuart. ROW 3. J Rush, P Lee, G. Hunkovic, W. Hassinger, J, Eaton, W Turner, J. Cook ROW 4: R. Briggs, D ; Stanton, V c Mee, C. Kessler, K. Anderson, K. Wood, R. Panko. Absent; L. Friend. 10-3 ROW 1: S 3 Wallace, E 3 M. Barnes, S. Chapel, K s Hllller, P. Jennings, M. Hazard, D. Fix, J. Potack. ROW 2: L. Weeks, K. Mattews, Bo Burke, A 0 Youngs, L. Tarr, S. Harmes, E. Brown. ROW 3: R. Brown, E. Krajca, A. Cullen, P. Sabin, L. Parsons, G. Haulton, H. Yarshlan. ROW 4: R. Monell, W. Vermylla , Do Lewis, F. Bandford, R. George, D. Nelson, W 0 Starr. 10-4 ROW 1: No Holt, M. Shaller, K. Dillon, C. Thompson, J. Harrison, D. Barrlck, E. Be- zushko, B. Bevins. ROW 2: L. Zlegenhorn, D. Gerhardt, B. Previte, N„ Brown, J. La- russo, C. Welch, M. Cook, S. McKeon. ROW 3: L. Hayes, D. Empet, T. Goodman, B. Stiles, R. Krivanek, K. Jackson, D. Daddazio 0 ROW 4: J. Noyes, D. Lord, C. Barnes, J. Sheffer, B. Pomeroy. 10-5 ROW 1: D. West, S. McNitt, E. Knapp, L. Horton, D. Greene, S. Douglas, J. Rinehuls, E 0 Shampang, K. Haviland. ROW2; P. Brown, D. Cooper, J 3 Bledlingmaler, L. VanAuken, C. Lawson, G. Campbell, C, Lacey, P. Kane. ROW3: G. Bigelow, W. Morton, J. Narsavage,. C. Thomas, R. Marler, A. Smith, S. Fox„ ROW 4s D 3 Heller, G. Gosart, J. Darling, H. Quackenbush, R. Jewell, P. Odell. I l 10-6 ROW 1: R. Scott, J. Bigart, M. Bruet, J a Williams, S. Snyder, Mr. Michaels, B. Rogers, B. Lester. ROW 2: S. Howard, S. Corey, C. Griffin, S„ Vaughn, P. Heath, S. Duncan, J 0 Bennett, K„ Weug, G. Tiffany. ROW 3: R. Martz, M„ Carnese, R. Lalley, D. Hall, H. Jones, J 3 Bloodgood, D. Fish. ROW 4: B. Wickizer, B. Devine, J. O’Lough- lin, D 0 Ray, B. Hlerl. 10-7 ROW 1: K 0 Haley, B. Wallis, S. Fernald, C. Wheeler, S. Canders, B 0 Lalley, N. Hunt, M. Ryall, ROW 2: S. Cushman, M. Liver- noche, M. Benscoter, D. Wakeman, J 0 Big- wood, B. Spak, S. Nicholson. ROW 3: J. Fisher, J„ Boland, D. Gilchrist, R. Totman, T. Jones, D. Caughey, P. Williams. ROW 4; N, Tkaczow, J. Hammond, A. Hill, J. Res- tino. Ho Mueller, M. O’Loughlln. ROW 1: Jo Lawson, B. Vergason, R. Condon, E. Fulkrod, P. Bunnell, C. Norris, N. Sar¬ gent, S. Agard. ROW 2; R. Einfeldt, C. Hughes, No Miller, M. Gunther, K. Perry, A. Sisson, E. Hogg, T. Knapp, ROW 3: D. Perry, G 0 Harris, R. Grace, R. Secor, J 0 Lees, Co Baker, R, Vaughn, C. Brandow, P. Youngs, R 0 Miller. ROW 1: S. Piatt, S. Scanlon, L. Morgan, S. Zeggert, K u Casper, B. O’Hern, P. Ingwall, Mo Wagstaff, J. Gay. ROW 2: B. Green, R. Morrissey, J. Knaphle, N. Maguire, L. Bar¬ ton, M„ Osborne, J. Fields, M. Stevens, K. Slocum, D. Smith. ROW 3: B, Finsel, J. Reid, G„ Warner, D. Martindale, F. Hagard, D. Davenport, J. Launt, R. Burke, J. Homza, Ro Wilhanio ROW 1: P. Ellis, B. Shramek, N. Baker, Ro Burnett, M. Hammond, J. Slagle, L. Wade, S 0 Moore 0 ROW 2: E. Novak, B. Layton, E„ Cross, L. Ingraham, P. Snow, L. Kenyon, T. Gammons, G. Barber, G. Kocik 0 ROW 3: G. Fahs, D. Holcomb, T. Bond, R. Lucik, G„ Skinner, L. Granger, D. Vergason, G. Brown- low, T. Youngs. 9-4 ROW 1; J. Davis, S 0 Olson, J, Matts, Y Ivey, B. Hanyon, B, Schupp, M. White, C Morris. ROW 2: J. Previte, G a Knapp, D Zemek, P 0 Graham, P. Foland, D. Caswell P. Gee, S. Taylor, ROW 3: J. Beidleman J. Mazar, J, Homey, D. Rick, J. Spencer R. Lawyer, J. Wilkins. ROW 4s R, Neish R, Flynn, M. Butenko, I 9-5 ROW 1: A, Mazar, N. Hitchcock, C. Pease, B. Mosher, R. Tozer, D. Rennell, I. Knapp, P„ O’Neil. ROW 2: J. Gehr, D. Cherubini, S, Boezi, D„ Foote, L. Sharer, J. Winchell, J. Derek, G. Jayne, F. Donahue. ROW 3: A. Osteen, J. Biedlingmaier, P. Wilson, T. Mee, D. Chaffer, G. Stanton, D. Cluck. ROW 4: R. Hall, D. Rinker, R. Fyfe, L. Lane. 9-6 ROW 1: L. Gilmore, C. Churchill, B. Palmer, J. Murphy, S. Robbins, P. Wittman, F. Dietz- man, D, Kostun, J. Ford, ROW 2: M. Young, C. Yasharian, C. Johnston, P. Hoadley, A. Sheffer, E, Transve, D, Kelly, R. Gamble. ROW 3: D. Cicak, R. Bolt, G. Dowling, R. Breese, R. Parrotte, S. Michael, J. Layton, W. Hamilton, G. Allen. 9-7 ROW 1: S, McCormack, S„ Holbert, R. Robin¬ son, L. Clearwater, A. Catlin, B 0 Cobb, G. Sayer, H. Graham, N, Duncan. ROW 2: M„ Mikolas, G, Parsons, J. Forkey, M. Kovacs, D. Wombacker, L, Myers, D. Browning, K. Turnbull, M, Bradley. ROW 3: J. Leaky, M, Swan, M. Ryan, T. Hauser, J, Young, D. George, D. Hayes, G. Edwards, iff ROW 1: C. Taft, M. Truxall, J. Johnson, B. Bradley, C. Surakus, D. McPartland, B. Devine, B. English. ROW 2; E. Franklin, C. Smith, E. Lance, R. Scalone, B. Ryall, D. West, M. L. Bennett. ROW 3: R. Chordas, G„ Perry, D. Hamilton, G. Bergfjord, D. Adams, A, Buchta, J„ Rhoades, W. Connelly, J. Todack 0 ROW 4: L„ Shampang, T. Vavra, P u Pease, A. Hurlburt, D„ Lewis, T. Stever, A. Kobbe, G c McCormick,, Absent: L. Ger- hardt. ROW 1: R. Stratton, S. Carver, J. Costello, A. Muska, L. Jackson, S. Germond, S a Chape, EL Artley. ROW 2; M. Odell, G. Praeger, K. LaYsop), J. Hogg, M. Franklin, D, Honak, K. Hancock, M. Kane. ROW 3: S. Bigwood, J„ Majerick, J. Branick, P. Jones, L. Krivanek, R. Goodspeed, K. Perry, C„ Shafer. ROW 4: W. Johnson, J. Darrin, J. Gerrity, M. Zim¬ merman, L. Fogarty, G. Anderson, D. White, G. Beaumont, J. Speer. ROW 1: E. Kadian, B. Newman, S. Keech, E. Valentine, K. Lake, S. Sanders, D. Franchak, S. Paugh. ROW 2: A. Bradshaw, K Meaker, P. Hoyt, S ; Buchta, J. Compton, E, Simon¬ son, S. Graham, A : Eberz, E. Lee. ROW 3: J. Peppernick, J. Kline, R. Young, G. Gevert, J. Hogan, L. Cornwell, J. Truchan, C. Miller, T. Bishop. 8-1 ROW 1: L. Galloway, L. Moore, S. Potter, C. Hughes, C. Bolton, P. Anderson, D. Beam, J. Shurtleff, S. Aiken 0 ROW 2: J. Rakowski, K. Derek, S. Bingham, J. Williams, D. Ran¬ dall, K. DeZuba, S. Agard, S„ Darchangelo, R. Knapp. ROW 3: G. Bennett, D. Narsavage, W. Leonard, R. Jones, G. Lindsey, E. Sch¬ wartz, L. Gut he 11, J. Crosby, T. Baker. ROW 4: M. Callea, D„ Huckle, E. Fernald, A. Adams, J. Redmond, B. Conway, P. Slo¬ cum. Absent: R, Welch 0 I 8-4 ROW 1: No Kuhl, J. Lattlmer, Go Casella, S. Vosburgh, N. Rodney, C. Robinson, G. Baker, M. Tuttle, M. Bennett. ROW 2: M. Shetter- ly, T. Snyder, M. Totman, B. Fancher, V. Tallmadge, L. Holt, D. Hamm, S„ Eggleston. ROW 3: J. Jones, G. Barrick, A 0 Smith, W. Zeuan, G. Kipper, A. McKaig, S. Pierce, J. Barry. ROW 4: R. Kocak, R. Miller, P. Con¬ nelly, J. Rhydderch, T. Voorhls, S. Fynboe, H. Bigelow, R. Paugh, D. Shelley, J. Stone. 8-5 ROW 1: I. Lyans, D. Banford, K. Lee, S. Herman, Kozisky, Doren, G 0 Brownlow, K. Murphy, M 0 Spak, J 0 Clark. ROW 2; G. Kop- yar, S. Ashley, P. Taylor, C. Robinson, N. Meidenbauer, A. Erb, M. Schwarz, B. Bender, G. Cook. ROW 3: J. Gates, J. Sloboda, T. Macko, L. Singer, R. Scaptura, C. Woodruff, R. Pratt, L. Brooks, D. Harmes„ ROW 4: S. Webb, J. Signor, J. Gallas, L. Mazar, R. Brutvan, B 0 Myers. 8-6 ROW 1: Co Marks, B. Barrus, M. Fox, J. Irving, S. Lentz, P. LaRusso, L. Bird, C Q O’Connell. ROW 2: R. Berderka, D. Starr, D 0 Warner, P. Parrotte, C. Edwards, J. Con¬ stable, M„ Hicken. ROW 3: J. Quackenbush, S. Schwarm, R. Snow, R. Holmes, T. Wilson, A. Gould, G. Laris. ROW 4: C. Barnes, D. Smith, R. Davis, R. Hancock. 8-7 ROW 1: G. Lynch, C„ Bennett, S„ J. Jones, S„ Zurick, D. Schofield, S. French, C. Love, L. Hitchcock, R. Rozboril. ROW 2: B. Tomp¬ kins, P. Whitman, L. Michel, J. Perry, K. Stuart, L. Tritten, A. Gates, M. F. Sears, S. Drake. ROW 3: J. Barrick, R. Wellman, D. Cook, G. O’Brien, K. Kirkpatrick, S„ Mat¬ thews, R. Stvak, M. Fahs. ROW 4: R. Reid, R 0 Dickerson, D. Starr, T. Crimmins, R. Anderson, A. Hierl, R. Schwakopf, P. Launt, D. Benjamin. 7-3 ROW 1: R. Lewis, K 0 Jagger, D 0 Dewing, L. Deyo, R. Molessa, L. English, T. Vroman, L. Gregory. ROW 2: M. Sutterthwaite, K. Knapp, J. Hanyon, D 0 Benjamin, J. Sheffer, E. Tingley, R. Betkausky, L. Hartmann. ROW 3: D. Akroyd, T. Warner, G. Perik, D. Billo, J. Krager, R. Snyder, T. Weigele, F. Donohoe 0 ROW 4: T. Scott, F. Sisson, R. Rodney, B 0 J. Gresham, P. Gallas, L. Cluck, R„ C. Lewis. 7-1 ROW 1; B. Roys, S. Lunn, B. Wood, R. Spyre, S. Purple, C. Davis, L. Lindsey, L. East¬ man. ROW 2: S. Tucker, S. Welch, L. Abbott, S. Saqe, L. Hatt, M. Morgan, E. Nicoli, T. McNair. ROW 3; W. Mickllis, W. Coon, T. Lott, M. Kuruc, J. Brown, C. Restino, A. Turner. ROW 4: T. Jones, G. Nelson, D. Goodnough, T. Jardula, R. Skinner. ROW 1: Co Brown, J. Newell, B. Morgan, T. Knaphle, J. Follet, F. Stickle, J. Butenko, G. Stevens. ROW 2: L. Johnson, V, Dobbiyn, S. Keough, S. Smith, J 0 Morreall, R. Thomas, C. Slocum, Co Sandwick, J� Larson. ROW 3: J. Reid, K. Jackson, C 0 Whiting, S. Coon, M. Hill, L. Vaccaro, A. McDonald, R. Jones 0 ROW 4: Ro Franklin, M. Berg, B. Wheeler, Co Conrad. ROW 1: Po Graham, H. Osterhout, S. Bucci, J. Michaelsen, G. Holbert, J Q Fitch, C. Wil- liamSo ROW 2: R. Beringer, D„ Button, D. Whitman, J. Hatt, W. House, J. Worden, P. James. ROW 3: R. Blaisure, R. Kneebis, P. Kelley, D. Vail, J. Carmen. 7-4 l! ROW 1: S 0 Corey, C. Hlnman, N. Thompson, K. Okoniewskt, F. St. John, D. Cleveland, K. Brlgrotta, J. Atwater, S. Taylor. ROW 2: D. Daniels, L. Summers, H. Hierl, M. Bonney, T. Heysek, I. McWherter, S 0 Houpls, P. Brooks. ROW 3: C. Lawson, R. Roe, N„ Mat- trazzo, J. Bruster, R, Gerger, T. Chaffee, J. Lyons, K. Glover. ROW 4: D. Baker, G. Adams, J. Beldlman, R. Hoadly, W. Baylts, R. Rhodes, J. Eggleston. ROW 1: S. Hansell, G. Puderbaugh, A. Tru- chan, L. Grady, S 0 Littlefield, C. Etseman, J. Gammons. ROW 2: R. Davidson, C. Par¬ sons, G. Barvlnchak, G. Valentine, V. Mar- tindale, D„ Hubbard, P. Walter, J. Rennell. ROW 3; P. Hessney, J. Clark, R. Tremaine, J. Marino, R 0 Reece, J. Reardon, G. Ferris, G. Webb,, ROW 4: J. Starkweather, S. Slocum, D„ Lewis, P 0 Herzog, W. Hunt, D. Stratton, S. Fleming, L. Kostyshak. 7-6 ROW 1: B. Rubblns, H. Pu, D. Mach, P 0 Randall, T. Bernhardt, J 0 Mapes, G. Decker, J. Pruyn. ROW 2: R. Potak, D. Hillard, S. Russell, S. Cole, S. Eaton, H. Darrin, B. Beers. ROW 3: G 0 Brown, J. Casello, M 0 Withers, D. Newman, C 0 Williams, J. Sher- llng, H. Walling, R. Gallamo. ROW 4: M. Shurtleff, C. Whetsell, J 0 Milks, G. Wright, E. Wood, D. Franklin, D. Rick, S„ Clark. 7-7 ROW 1: R. Swartwood, A. Elllsworth, S. Stiles, S 0 Ellis, T. Todd, M. Hogan, J. Peper- nik, C. Pickett, P. Boone. ROW 2: W. Filan, D. Braid, L. Zembek, L. Fleeger, D 0 Graves, B. Gasklll, J. Jagger, Jo Dickinson. ROW 3: Po Kocak, A. Montgomery, D. Wenn, L. Smith, W. Tozer, M. Silverman, R. Hassin- ger, J. Lynch, C. Woodworth, M. Wilson. 7-11 ROW 1: Ro Kilmer, W. Alton, K. Clark, R. Stout, G„ Callan„ ROW 2; J 0 Keran, R. Alton, C. Mellem, R. LaBare„ ROW 1: B. Ruff, P. Bates, B. LeSuer, H. Fine, D 0 Bruster, M. Kulakowski. ROW 2: R„ Tew, D„ Johnson, S. Holcomb, T. Zopp, D 0 Gaga, R. Whitman. ROW 3: D. Carley, C. Snyder, D a Link, D. Snyder, M. DeMonta- zon, C. Llddic. ROW 1: K. Collins, C. Mangan, P„ Worden, R 0 Lance, S. Ricker, L� Shear, J. Pickering, Co Jackowski, L. Phillips, C. Arguette. ROW 2: A. George, D. Lee, R. Briggs, N. Mont¬ gomery, Vo Stiles, S. Koven, H. Osterhout, R 0 Shurtleff, C. Harrison, K. Jennlngs 0 ROW 3: J. Shetterly, T. Dillon, J Palmlsano, T. Edwards, R. Moore, J. Decker, A. Washburn, C. Kobbe, J. Metrowltz, E. Friend. ROW 1: B. Kilts, G. Flanagan, S. Zembeck, So Maron, C. Morrisey, H. Stormes, E. Cross, L. O’Harvay, P„ Barrlck, P. Woodruff,, ROW 2; D. Palmer, R. Brewer, D. Olmstead, M 0 Gtuss, E. Allen, M. Lee, M. Norconk, R. Robinson, R. Knoneles, E. Wieldon. ROW 3: Co Holbert, G. Scrip, P. Malych, E. Michael, H. Molter, G. Smith, B„ Koppi, G. Homza, H. Pease, D. DeFilipps. Absent; D. E. Johnson. 7-12 ROW 1: E. Strina, S. Slocum, G. Strina, B. Decker, E. Purdy, J. Hogelstein. ROW 2: J. Lampman, P, Clapper, S. Simonson, J. Heier- man, W. Tucker, J. Smith, 1960 Class Officers J U N I O R S Seated: Duane Rinker, President; Bon¬ nie Blair, Secretary. Standing: Marsha Fish, Treasurer; Matt Launkitis, Alternate; Bill Soliwada, Vice President; Joyce Gervaise, Alternate. s o p H O M O Seated: Betty Lally, Treasurer; Diane T3 O’Brien, Vice President, Standing: Dale Caughy, President; Carol E Wheeler, Secretary; Sue Canders, Student Council Delegate; Ed Krajca, Student S Council Alternate, FRESHMEN Seated: Hope Graham, Student Council Alternate; Mike Ryan, Student Council Delegate. Standing: Nancy Duncan, Secretary; Dana Holcomb, Vice President; Joan Knaple, Student Council Delegate; Gerald Gevert, Student Council Alternate; Nancy Baker, Treasurer. Absent: Mike Scott, President, Seated: Pat Fogarty, Vice President; Gerald O’Brien, President, Standing: Sandra Agard, Student Coun¬ cil Delegate; Pat Jones, Secretary and Student Council Alternate; Sally Jones, Treasurer. Seated? Robert Reece, President; Tom Knaphle, Student Council Delegate. Standing: Paula Brooks, Student Coun¬ cil Delegate; Sarah Ellis, Alternate; Joan Dickinson, Treasurer; Janet Gammons, Secretary. 50 Student Council ROW 1 (L. to R.): C. Crayton, S. Weatherby, B. Blair, M. Hillier, J. Dickinson, N. Shaver, L. Millspaugh, J. Kittredge. ROW 2; S. Dunn, D. Stever, S. Canders, J. Knaple, P. Brooks, Sc Agard, P. Jones. ROW 3: R. Campbell, M. Launikltls, C. Shafer, G. Gevert, M. Ryan, T. Knaple, B„ Brown. This year. Student Council, the governmental organization representing the student body, began school activities with the traditional first dance of the school year, the “First Fall Fling. ” Besides its usual functions of representing our school and the students, helping to solve school problems, approving and scheduling school dances and club activities, raising money, and providing an example of leadership, Student Council has also made possible the standardization of school rings which will take effect beginning with the Class of 1961. Other activities of the 1959-60 school year include the authorization and sale of athletic passes for football and basketball games, the establishing of a suggestion box for a campaign to improve Student Council and the school, the selling of Chenango Valley sweat shirts, and the sponsoring of a good sportsmanship poster contest. The activities of our Industrious Student Council representatives have aided Chenango Valley in its growth as a school of distinction. Mrs. Helen Henderson Advisor Judy Dickinson President 52 Student Patrol The Student Patrol is a vital organ of our school. It keeps the hall traffic under control and en¬ courages students to move in an orderly manner. New members are nominated from the senior high homerooms and then selected by the members of the Student Patrol to fill the needs of the organiza¬ tion. This year the club is plan¬ ning a trip to Philadelphia. The present officers are: Vice Cap¬ tain, Ron Campbell; Captain, Lee Bearsch; Treasurer, Diane O’Brien; and Secretary, Nancy Shaver. Tfm ROW 1 (L: to R.); P. Ward, S. Weatherby, P. Brooks, M. Houpts, D. Lampman, B. Blair, N. Shaver, S. Canders. ROW 2: C. Gruver, A. Young, E. Hogg, K. Jackson, T. Goodman, J 0 Hogan, E. Kracja, R. Campbell. ROW 3: J. Sievak, B. Kinney, M. Launikitis, B. Morton, D. Reece, E. Novak, C. Churchill, L. Bearsch. ROW 4: D. Campbell, P. Huff, C. Crayton, C. Lawson, J. Bigart, D. O’Brien, B. Lalley, P. Michael. Receptionists The Receptionists are selected from among members of the Junior and Senior classes. Two recep¬ tionists may be found on duty each period of the school day, one in the main lobby on the first floor and the other on the second floor near room 206. The duties of the club members consist of receiving and acting as guides to all visitors to the school as well as keeping a constant check on corridors to pre¬ vent loitering by students. This year the Receptionist Club had as their chairman, Pat Brooks, who conducted the business meetings and made out the assignment schedules under the supervision of their advisor, Mrs. Eleanor McChesney. ROW 1 (L. to R.): L. Harding, S. Young, E. Haley, J. Barlette, L. Millspaugh, C. Beers, N. Harrison, A. Orcutt, P. Brooks, P. Ward. ROW 2: I. Storms, G. Norton, J 0 Kirch, L. Tinklepaugh, K. Signor, S. Wally, M. Tuttle, M. Ellis, J. Norris, M. Hillier. ROW 3: S. Packard, S. Tewes, J. Bullock, C„ Lancer, C. Hatt, D. Guentensperger, E. Hogan, J 0 Dickinson, J. Jones, S. Baburchak. ROW 4: J. English, M 0 Pedley, J. Jackson, J. Davis, P. Taylor, J. English, C. Caughey, J. Kinder, S. Weatherby, P. Huff, P. Stanton. 53 CHENANGO VALLEY JR. - JR. HIGH SCHOOL-JUNE ISSUE VOL.3 - NO. 1 ROW 1 (L 0 to R.): G. Wakely, F„ Kun- kel, N. Harrison, G. Morreall, S. Roberts, J. Kelleher, J. Levonlk, J. Kinder, V. Ward, J. Harrison, S. Howard, J. Atwater, D. Brownlow u ROW 2: P. Meldenbaurer, A. Orcutt, J. Luclk, S. Packard, K. Signor, L. Montgomery, J. Jones, J. Cooper, K. Weng, B. Davenport, C. Lawson, D. Fix. ROW 3: L. Bennett, B. Houpis, C. Caughey, M. Hathaway, N. Miller, J. Scott, J. Norris, M. Hillier, D. Ol¬ sen, D. Campbell, B. Kinney, L. Ttn- klepaugh, L. Ulmer. 1 The students of Chenango Valley have watched the Quill grow into a fine school newspaper this year, one of which we are justly proud. Regular features include a Senior Spot, a noted senior of the month, the Chatterbox, a Dear Dora column, and an athlete of the month, as well as the customary editorial. A variety of interesting articles appear in the monthly issues. Students are invited to submit poems, jokes or news items for publication. Under the excellent guidance of Mrs. Snowden Crandall and Mrs. Elizabeth Lester, a faithful group have worked hard in the Quill’s publication. John Levonlk and Joan Kinder, as co-editors, supervised the planning and editing of the paper along with associate editors: Gail Morreall, Nancy Harrison, Vincent Ward, Marge Hillier, and Joan Norris. Art and layout are handled by Bunny Houpis, Billie Davenport, Diane Brownlow, and Sandy Roberts. Mrs. Snowden Crandall Advisor 54 Warrior ROW 1 (L. toR.): D. O’Brien, K. Sig¬ nor, D. Cole, S. Dunn, B. Davenport, S. Walley, C. Lawson, S. Baburchak, N. Harrison, L. Mlllspaugh, R. Hub- bell, R. Tucker. ROW 2: L. Ulmer, N. Miller, J. Dickinson, L. Gilmore, S. Roberts, D. Brownlow, C. Caughey, G. Morreall, M. Almy, E. Haley, M. Tuttle, B. Bochnak. ROW 3: D. Lay- ton, D. Stever, M. Houpis, J. Kinder, N. Shaver, D. Olson, S. Hayes, S. Canders, P. Jennings, M 0 Axtell, S. Chapel, D. Decker, E. Moore. ROW 4: L. Tinklepaugh, J. Barlette, S. La- Clerc, Ac Orcutt, M 0 Hathaway, M 0 Ellis, J. Kelleher, C. Lawrence, M. Fahs, P 0 Jordan, S. Ahlberg, J. Davis, S. Young. ROW 5: J c Norris, M. Hil- lier, K. Coe, L„ Jagger, C. Crayton, K 0 Shlmrock, M. Mangon, C. Franklin, S 0 Packard, J. English, S. Cushman. ROW 6: P. Ward, S„ Weatherby, E. ' Hogan, J. Scott, J c Marino, C. Beers, Jc Jackson, D. Campbell, J. Lavonick, J c Kirch, P. Brooks. The Warrior Staff, under the supervision of Mr. Charles Osborne, has worked diligently on all phases of this 1960 annual. Soliciting advertisements, lay-out, literary work, and photo¬ graphy have all been accomplished by the staff of seniors, juniors, and sophomores. The art department and commercial department have helped with all art designs and typing. Thanks goes to the Photography Club, for the time spent in taking and developing many of the pictures in the book. Much thought and work went into the publication of the book long before September in order to bring to the student body a yearbook of which they can be very proud. This year’s staff consists of: Co-editors, Sandra Baburchak, Nancy Harrison; Business Manager, Ronald Tucker; Art Editor, Billie Davenport; Homeroom Sales, Barb Bochnak; Senior Section, Rebecca Hubbell; Sports Editor, Carla Lawson; Advertising Lay-out, Sandra Walley, Secretary, Shirley Dunn; Treasurer, Leslie Mlllspaugh. 55 Chorus SENIOR ROW 1 (L. toR.): B. Bochnak, N. Hunt, J. Marino, C. Wheeler, S. Roberts, P. Brooks, J. English, J. Bigart, J. Bender, L. Jagger, P. Goodman, B. Bolt, R. Randall. ROW 2: M„ Kluchka, J. Kirch, C. Beers, D. Cooper, J. Atwater, J. Foster, D. Brownlow, P„ Taylor, J„ Speigel, K. Matthews, R. Einfeldt, B„ Spak, C. Crayton, S. Dunn. ROW 3; R. Brooks, R. Maguire, R. Booth, S. McKeon, C. Lawson, P. Michaels, C. Birmingham, J. Potak, E. Brown, C„ Lancer, M. Fish, M. O’Neil, L. Heller. ROW 4: E. Champange, L. Forkey, K. Hillier, J. Carkner, J„ Beidlingmaier, P. Ward, S. Perkins, E. Barnes, K. Weug, S. Snyder, S. Duncan, L. Harding. ROW 5: P. Scanlon, P„ Wombacker, P. Rocks, D. Jakowski, M. O’Loughlin, L. Parsons, E. Pease, D. Chand¬ ler, D. Potts, H„ Mueller. ROW 6: L. Millspaugh, W. Illsley, M. Cook, J. Comstock, S. Morgan, C. Kessler, J. Kittridge,. Absent: C. Bernhardt, R. Scott. Meeting twice a week, the 70 member Senior Chorus of students in grades 10-12, under the direction of Mrs. Avis Parsons, has entertained such organizations as the Port Crane P. T. A., Port Dickinson Community Baptist Church Couples Club, the Civic Club, and presented the senior high Christmas assembly and their annual spring concert with the Senior High School Band. The Senior Chorus concluded its year of activities by singing at Pre-Commencement exercises. The 90-member Junior High Chorus, also under the direction of Mrs. Parsons, has partici¬ pated in Christmas programs for the junior high and elementary school assemblies, and has given its annual spring concert in May along with the Junior High Band. JUNIOR G. Adams, S. Aiken, S. Agard, P. Anderson, D. Baker, L. Barton, D. Beam, J. Beldleman, S. Brigham, C. Bolton, R„ Briggs, P. Brooks, S. Buchta, P. Bunnell, S. Clark, J. Compton, J. Daddazio, S. Darcangelo, H. Darrin, C. Davis, R. Davison, K. DeZuba, S. Doren, A. Ellsworth, J. Ford, J. Forkey, E. Fulkrod, P. Graham, B. Green, H. Green, M. Gunther, W. Hamilton, J. Hogan, S. Holbert, J. Horney, P. Hoyt, C. Hughes, C. Hughes, W. Hunt, K. Jagger, C. Johnston, R. Jones, L. Kenyon, D. Kostun, M. Kovacs, B. ' Layton, J. Layton, J. Lees, K„ Meeker, D 0 Martlndale, D. Narsavage, D. Newman, P. O’Neil, C. Parsons, G. Parsons, K. Perry, H. Pu, So Purple, J. Rakowskl, J. Reardon, R. Reece, C. Robinson, N. Rodney, S. Russell, N. Sargent, S. Scanlon, B. Schupp, R. Secor, A. Sisson, F. Sisson, R. Skinner, R, Speyer, G. Stanton, S. Stiles, R. Swart- wood, C. Taft, Vo Tallmadge, S. Taylor, T. Todd, W. Tozer, L. Tritten, S. Tucker, M. Tuttle, E. Valentine, B. Vergason, S. Vosburgh, M. White, J. Wilkins, J. Williams, J. Wtnchell, B. Wood, P. Worden. 56 Band SR HIGH , fe Iff jH P W lSk _ fi ' SENIOR ROW 1 (L. to R.): R. Einfeldt, K. Turnbull, R. Einfeldt, L. Bennett, E. Hogg, Mr. Fleming, D. Heller, S. Pratt, Jo Hughes, J. Davis, M„ Bennett. ROW 2: J. Launt, S. Jamieson, K. Haley, D. Rennell, C. Churchill, J. Slagle, J Q Knaple, S 0 Hawley, B„ Schenk, D 0 Wombacker, B. Vergason. ROW 3: C. Lawrence, J u Winchell, B. Rogers, R. Fyfe, M. Bradley, J u Cook, J. Cook, T. Gammons, R. Martz. ROW 4: T. Whteldon, D. Rivers, G. Hinman, B. Gilmore, R. Miller, R u Fynboe, G. Brader, G. Fahs, L. Cornwall, J. Barber. ROW 5: M. Car- nese, B. Pomeroy, D. Fleming, W. Resseguie, K. Wood, C. Miller. Absent: L. Friend. The Senior Band, under the capable leadership of Mr. Charles A. Fleming, and the Junior Band, directed by Mr. John Fako, participate in many of our school’s extracurricular activi¬ ties. The Senior Band plays at football games, pep rallies, graduation exercises, and marches in various parades throughout the community. Both bands play concerts each year for elemen¬ tary school students and participate in an annual spring concert. Another annual event is the New York State School Music Association Competitions in which both bands take part. The bands play various pieces of music ranging from mambos to marches and symphonic works to amusing novelties. Among the purposes of the organizations are to stimulate indivi¬ dual music appreciation and to develop skills in various musical phases. JUNIOR ROW 1 (L. to R„); W. Morgan, A. Truchan, G. Puderbaugh, D. Lewis, L. Kostyshak, M. Callea, L. Grady, D. Stratton, S. Slocum, R. Thomas, D. Benjamin, N„ Kuhl, P. Herzog, S. Fleming. ROW 2: T. Vroman, R. Reece, K. Jagger, J. Marino, G. Webb, V. Martindale, K. Knapp, J. Folet, L. Singer, T 0 Knaphle, M. Satterthwaite, N. Montgomery, R. Knapp, G. Cook, J. Lattimer, T. Heysek, M. Fahs, P. Slocum, D. Hubbard, D. Huckle, B. Bender, J. Clark, S. Littlefield, G. Valentine. ROW 3: J. Sheffer, B. Molessa, S. Fynboe, R. Schwakopf, J. Crosby, C. Parsons. 57 1 SENIOR Red Cross 4 ' f . r ROW 1 (L. to R.); L. Ulmer, D, Layton, M. Kluchka, Miss Squler, P. Ward, K. Cox. ROW 2: D. Pratt, M. Fish, J. Jones, M. Pedley, L. Montgomery, P. Ward, S. Cushman, S. Wilson, P. Scan¬ lon, J. Norris, J. Scott, J. Kirch, S. Manning. ROW 3: M a Almy, M. Bennett, S. Douglass, B. Spak, D 3 Wake- man, S. Walley, M. Tuttle, P. Jordan, M. Fahs, L. Tlnklepaugh, J. Barlette, B. Lotterer, The Senior Council of the Junior Red Cross Is a service organization open to students In senior high who wish to make a contribution to their school and community. Under the leader¬ ship of Miss Sara Squlers, the students, through many activities, were able to send a school supply chest abroad. A Christmas party was given for a ward at State Hospital and a blood drive for Ken Moss was carried on. Members also made stuffed animals for needy children. Officers were: President, Penny Ward; Vice President, Marge Kluchka; Secretary, Donna Layton; and Treasurer, Kathy Cox. The Junior Council of the Junior Red Cross Is organized on the same basis and with the same aims and objectives as the Senior Council. Under the direction of Miss Alice Turner, the club did such charity work as giving a party for the old folks at the Broome County Home, donating a wheelchair (for use by the needy children In the area) to the Red Cross, and making favors for hospital trays in Binghamton. Officers of the club were: President, Imogene Knapp; Vice President, Elizabeth Novak; Secretary, Ellen Fulkrod; Treasurer, Anita Sheffer; and Repre¬ sentatives to the Broome County Chapter of the Red Cross, Pat Ingwall, and Carol Hughes. JUNIOR ROW 1 (L. to R.); R. Whitman, J. Clark, W. Tow- ser, K. Perry, S c Koven. ROW 2: E. Novak, J. Mapes, R. Spire, B. Wood, C c Williams, D. Billo, C. Bennett. ROW 3: I. Knapp, S. Boezl, C. Hughes, S. Scanlon, C. Pickett, P. Ingwall, L. Hartmann, and D. Wombacker. Eighth grade members are: S. Agard, R. Anderson, G. Anderson, G. Beaumont, M. Bennett, G. Bergfjord, S. Bigwood, C. Bolton, J. Branick, G. Brownlow, R. Brutvan, S. Carver, S. Chape, D. Cherubini, J. Constable, G. Cook, J. A. Costello, K. Derch, S. Drake, A. Erb, M. Fahs, L. Fogarty, M. Franklin, S. Germond, R. Goodspeed, A. Gould, L. Gutheil, D. Hanak, K. Hancock, A. Hterl, J. Hogg, L. Jackson, W. Johnson, P. Jones, M„ Kane, L. Krivanek, K. Larson, J. Lees, I. Lyons, J. Majercik, G. McCormack, A. Muska, P. Parrotte, J. Pierce, G„ Praeger, J. Rhydderch, R. Schwakopf, M. Sears, C. Shafer, J. Sloboda, J. Speer, R. Stratton, C. Surakus, D. White, J. Williams, R. Wellman. Ninth graders are: C. Baker, N u Baker, S. Boezi, S. Buchta, K. Casper, C. Churchill, J. Canton, L. Cornwall, D. Davenport, N. Duncan, R. Elnfeldt, P. Ellis, P. Foland, E. Fulkrod, T. Gammons, J. Gay, D. George, G. Gevert, L. Granger, R. Hall, N. Hitchcock, P. Hoadly, E. Hogg, D. Holcomb, C. Hughes, P. Hoyt, E. Kadian, J. Knaple, I. Knapp, J. Launt, J. Lawson, R. Lawuer, R. Leaky, M. Mlcholas, S. Moore, C. Norris, E. Novak, B. O’Hem, G. Parsons, D. Rennell, J. Pepernik, D. Rink, D. Robinson, S. Sanders, N. Sargent, M. Scott, A. Shaffer, J. Slagle, M. Stevens, M. Swan, R. Tozer, K. Turn- bull, M. Wagstaff, J. Wilkins, D. Wombacker, D. Zembek, J. Davis, K. Meaker, S. Olson, R. Parrotte, S. Taylor, L. Wade, M. White. The newly elected members are: D. Lewis, B. Devine, J. Jones, P. Connelly, N. Meidenbauer, M. Spak, C. Marks, J. Quackenbush, S. Lentz, P. Whitman, M. Zimmerman, J. Crosby. Chenango Valley now has a new addition to its list of organizations. On February 26, 1960, the first thirty members of Senior Honor Society were recognized in a special assembly. Members from the Ihikona Chapter of the National Honor Society from North High School spoke on the requirements—Leadership, Character, Service, and mainly Scholarship. Mrs. Zenon Janowski is the Chairman of the Executive Council of the National Honor Society. The honor of becoming a member of this group is a goal toward which every student should strive. JUNIOR SENIOR Members of the newly formed group are; K. Franklin, R. Elnfeldt, J. Davis, J. Lucik, S. Wally, J. Cole, M. Stanton, M. Tuttle, J. Scott, G. Morreall, E. Moore, C. Caughey, S. Baburchak, B. Bochnak, B. Hancock, N. Harrison, P. Huff, J. Cook, S. Dunn, C. Lawson, J. Hughes, J„ Ma¬ rino, S. Tewes, C. Crayton, W. Burn¬ ett, B. Davenport, B. Barrus, S. Hayes, M. Launikitis, M. Mangan. There are also 22 probationary tenth grade members. Honor Society Dramatics ROW 1 (L. to R s ); A. Orcutt, M. Hathaway, S. Young, C. Caughey, No Harrison, J. Cole, D. Stever, D. Layton, J. Scott, J. Bullock, So Snyder, C ; Hatt. ROW 2: P. Stanton, P. Huff, E. Haley, S. Packard, G. Morreall, S. Roberts, J. Kelleher, M. Ellis, J. Dick¬ inson, M. Tuttle, C. Beers, K = Haley = ROW 3: N. Holt, P. Mi¬ chael, S. LeClerc, J. Kirch, D. Olson, C. Lawson, K 3 Shlmrock, S. Hayes, S. Ahlberg, J. Kipper, C. Frey. ROW 4: S. Jamieson, D. Jamieson, L. Decker, J. Norris, S. Tewes, B. Davenport, M. Mangan, C. Crayton, J. Marino, W. Ressegute, D. Lord. ROW 5: K. Cummings, E. VanGorder, J. Jones, C. Welch, J. LaRusso, B. Lester, D. Fix, K. Weug, S. Hall, J, Murphy. ROW 6: L. Welch, M. Fish, C. Thompson, L. Zlegenhorn, S. Howard, J. Harrison, K. Matthews, J. Cooper, J. Atwater, C. Gruver. ROW 1 (L. toR.): E. Novak, C. Bolton, V. Branlck, N. Duncan, B. O’Hern, P. Davenport, K. Lake, S. Sanders, S. Moore, J. Majerclk, S. Carver, C. Murphy, D. Rennell. ROW 2: O. Caswell, J. Gay, M. Wag- staff, E. Cross, P. Jones, P 3 Spak, S 3 Vlgwood, S 3 Germond, L. Jack- son, G. Brownlow, N. Meldenbauer, S. Chape. ROW 3: J. Williams, J. Davis, T. Wilson, L. Guthlle, S. Pierce, R. Goodspeed, L. Barton, N. Maguire, N. Baker, L. Kenyon, P. Foland, D. Browning, J. Launt. ROW 4: C. Johnson, J. Precite, P D Ellis, B. Shramek, P s O’Nell, J. Homey, M. Swan, T a Mee, M. Mlcholas, J 0 Forkey, B. Devine, J. Knaphle, J. Costello. ROW 5: J. Hogg, L. Wade, S 3 Agard, D. Hamm, S„ Doren, L. Krlvanek, P, Graham, T. Snyder, A. Muska, C. Churchill, ROW 6; G. Praeger, G. Beaumont, K. Perry, B = English, J. Johnson, M. Sears, C. Surakus, K. Larson, R. Stratton, Miss A. L. Benn, J 3 Slagle, T. Gammons. Absent: M. Scott, D. Wombacker, H. Graham, R. Daniels, K. Hancock. SENIOR The Senior High Dramatics Club, under the direction of Mrs. Barbara Comtek, was begun to give interested students a way to try their talents. This year they have had an excellent opportunity to do so. For the annual three-act play, they produced a farce called “A Little Honey”. In an as¬ sembly, the club did Shakespeare’s “Twelfth Night,” which gave them experience of a different type. They also presented a one-act play for Civic Theater. Along with acting, the club receives some background in wardrobe, make-up, publicity, and other aspects involved in producing plays. JUNIOR The Junior Dramatics Club widen¬ ed its interests this year. Besides the usual activities of tryouts and rehearsals for the three-act play, “Home Sweet Homicide”, the club became interested in make-up tech¬ niques and was busy learning stage terms. At their weekly meetings, they discussed stage direction, and were given demonstrations in make¬ up appreciations. Along with the three-act play, the club, under the direction of Miss Audrey Lou Benn, presented a joint “Christmas Pa¬ geant” with the Junior and Senior Choruses. 60 Key Club ROW 1 (L. to R.): R. Slagle, R. Nappl, D. Campbell, R. Tucker, D. Freeh, R. Brooks, G. Lewis, G. Hlnman. ROW 2: R. Rose, R. Rober¬ son, W. Pomeroy, A. Cullen, B. Barrus, J. Cook, J. Cook, C. Thomas. ROW 3: W. Ressegule, J. Levonlk, F. Banford, J ; Narsavage, G. Hitch¬ cock, A. Sharpe, H. White, D. Almy. Key Club Is a service organization affiliated with Kiwanis Club. Each week two Key Club members attend the Kiwanis meeting to become familiar with its purpose and workings. This year the twenty-five members, with Bob Brooks as President, have undertaken several useful projects. They conducted a vocational poll last fall. Students were given questionnaires on which they were asked to check vocations in which they were interested. After the results were examined, members of the fields in which the most interest was shown were invited to speak at the school. The club also assisted the concession stand at some of the basketball games. The money raised is used in part to provide assistance for students. J. Beldllngmaier, M. Fahs, C. Crayton, C. Beers, S. Dunn and J. Marrlno. 61 Girls’ Leaders Clubs SENIOR ROW 1 (L, to R.); B. Zeunbelt, S. Weatherby, L. Mlllspaugh, M. Hatha¬ way, J. Dickinson, N. Miller, D. Guen- tensperger, N. Harrison. ROW 2: J. Marino, B. Blair, N. Hause, J. Ger- vals, J. Hughes, C. Lawson, L. Decker, S. Hawley, M. Benscoter, S. Dunn, M. O’Neil. ROW 3: P. Ward, J. Bender, C. Hatt, L. Gilmore, P. Goodman, J. Smith, S. Wilbur, N. Kipp, D. Jamie¬ son, N. Shaver, ROW 4: S. Cushman, J. Carkner, J. Potak, S. Harmes, S. Hurlburt, D. Green, M. Axtell, S. Per¬ kins, B. Lalley, J. Blgart. The Senior Girls’ Leaders Club at CV Is sponsored by Mrs, Vivian Orr. The club always has an annual Invitation to use the swimming facilities at Binghamton Central High School and to help officiate at the intramural games after school. This past year’s activities also In¬ cluded a sports night with the Varsity Club, several bake sales to raise money, an athletic demonstration, and coat checking at the basketball games. Officers this year were: President, Penny Ward; Vice President, Judy Hughes; Secretary, Mary O’Neil; Treasurer, Joanne Smith; and Program Chairman, Joyce Gervals. The Junior Girls’ Leaders Club, under the capable direction of Miss Sandra Stone, encour¬ ages leadership and an Interest In athletics as does the Senior Leaders Club. Requirements for membership include participation In physical education classes, intramurals, and other activities, along with a knowledge of games and rules, and good sportsmanship. Some of the club’s activities included volleyball officiating, a roller skating party, an athletic demonstra¬ tion, and coat checking at the basketball games. Officers were: President, Diane Rennell; Vice President, Pat Ellis; Secretary, Carol Hughes; Treasurer, Linda Meyers, and Program Chairman, Judy Lawson. JUNIOR ROW 1 (L. to R.): D. Rennell, L. Meyers, C. Hughes. ROW 2: L. Ingra¬ ham, R. Tozer, B. Schupp, K 0 Turn- bull, N. Hitchcock, R. Robinson, R. Gee, L. Wade, J. Slagle, N. Duncan, N. Sargent, J. Lawson, M. White, T c Gam¬ mons, N. Sargent. 62 Varsity Club ROW 1 (L. to R.); D. Benjamin, V. Ward, J. Cregier, D. Lampman, K. Moses, Bo Wooler, J. Pollack. ROW 2: J. Sivak, J. Ward, D. Rinker, B 0 San- taslero, G. Smith, D. Paden, E. Wil¬ liams. ROW 3s B. Maguire, R. Camp¬ bell, L. Bearsch, R. Beebe, B. Booth, J. Bryce, R. Hubbard, B. Kinny 0 ROW 4: B. Barrus, B„ Brooks, B. Slagle, D. Campbell, A. Sharpe, R. Tucker. One of the outstanding organizations at Chenango Valley is the Varsity Club. Its membership is selective, consisting of varsity athletes who have earned at least one letter in a varsity inter-scholastic sport. The purpose of the club is to promote a high standard of athletics and to provide a fellowship among athletes. Under the direction of Mr. Robert McDaniel with club officers of John Cregier, President; Duane Rinker, Vice President; Dick Paden, Secretary; Ron Campbell, Treasurer and Barry Kinney as Sergeant at Arms. Y-Teens BACK ROW; R. Stratton, C. Hughes, M. Spak, A. Ellsworth, G. Brownlow, So Bingham. FRONT ROW; I. Moore, C. Bolton, S. Doren, R. Speyer, D. Ham, S. Vosburgh. 63 Photography Club ROW 1 (L. toR.): K. Franklin, R. Scaptura, J„ Davis. ROW 2: P. Scan¬ lon, A. Bradshaw, M. Almy. Absent; B. Barrus, M. Bennett, J. Foster, J. Bullock. During this school year Student Council approved the Photography Club’s constitution and gave permission to sell pictures of activities. The members of the club are fortunate to have at their disposal the best photographic equip¬ ment available. This gives them the opportunity to learn the skills of developing, printing and enlarging under the most favorable conditions. At the meetings, Mr. Youngstrom, the faculty advisor, explains the operation of the camera, and various photographic processes. Following that, the students ask whatever questions they may have and then try to put their knowledge Into action. Senior Art Club ROW 1: (L. to R.): C. Harris, B. VanOpel, S, Roberts, D. Brownlow, P. Taylor, L. Smith. ROW 2: E. Nlckolas, A, Smith, B. Davenport, M. Mangan, W. Turner, C. Kessler. The Senior Art Club is a service organization which provides all of the art work for the school. Its main purpose Is to participate In services such as stage design, poster work, displays, etc. Any student with a real Interest In art may become a member. This year its major activity will be a trip to New York City to visit the museums and art galleries. Other activities consist of field trips, the sale of handmade jewelry, and art projects which benefit the school. 64 Business Club ROW 1 (L. to R.): T. Snyder, B. Decker, N. Holbert, L. Decker, K. Signor, P. Scanlon, J. Luclk, S. Coolbaugh, L c Lindsey, D. Layton. ROW 2: B. Parrotte, S. Dunn, M. Fish, R. Donahue, A. Mutter, B. Macko, L. Montgomery, M. Pedley, R. Norconk, J. Jackson, C. Rowe. ROW 3: D 0 Starr, M. Shaw, M. Popeck, D. Beam, J. Barlette, D. Gerhardt, L, Tinklepaugh, D. O’Brien, J. Rinehuls, L. Ulmer. Business Club is organized to assist teachers in typing and mimeographing as well as to teach members how to operate the various business machines. Much typing and stencil work is done for school clubs and other organizations. Other activities consist of guest speakers and field trips to banks and other business organizations. Techn Crew ic ROW 1 (L. to R.)j B. Huckle, C. Brandow, B. Darren. ROW 2: R. Morrisey, G. Beaumont, B, Warner, J. Kipper, J. Robinson, D. Benjamin. ROW 3: R. Beebe, D. Fleming, C. Gruver, D. Campbell, D. Heller. 65 •nU ' Science Club ROW 1 (L. to R.); R. Secor, B. Green, C„ Morris, K. Meaker, P. Hoadley, B. Grace, M. Odell. ROW 2: B. Wlckizer, T. Bishop, R. Young, L. Gilmore, M. White, C. Miller, J. Spencer, A. Bradshaw. Club ROW 1 (L. to R.): J. Cook, J. Cook, G. Cook, B. Huckle. ROW 2: T. Whleldon, P„ Bryce, D. Freeh, D. Rivers. Adventurers’ 66 calling ' K2TRST Radio Club Vr 1 VW ® MM a n Standing: R. Marie r, R. Daddazlo, A. Cullen, J. Eaton and M. Carnese. Seated: W. Pomeroy. ROW 1 (L. to R. )t P. Taylor, E. Moore, L. Smith, I. Storms, J. Palmlsano, P. Jordan. ROW 2: M. Biedllngmaler, L. Burkle, E. VanGorder, S 0 Jamieson, R. Randall, J. Larrabee, P. Humphrey. Future Homemakers’ of America Debate Club ROW 1 (L. to R.): J. Cook, S. Cushman, W. Burnett Lester, S. Duncan, M Benscoter. ROW 2: B The eight new members of this year’s Debate Club have been learning the basic principles and techniques of debating. After a few lesson meetings the group practiced for and held some de¬ bates on current national and high school topics. In order to become better acquainted with debating on the high school level In actual practice, the members attended a tournament debate of the area schools at Binghamton Central High School. For preparation the group studied the Conant Report on Education and had a debate on this topic. Projectionist Club The Projectionist Club, organ¬ ized In 1957, has proved to be of great value In aiding the teachers In setting up various audio-visual films. Under the direction of Mr. Zenon Janowskl, the members op¬ erate movie and slide projection machines for classes during the day as well as during assemblies. Experienced members Instruct the inexperienced members so operators are available at all times. ■ { ROW 1 (L, to R.): E. Shampang, W. nisley, E. Kadian, B. Warner, P. Whittman, J. Peppernick, J. Comstock, R. Morrisey. ROW 2? C. Pease, S : Robbins, L. Ingraham, M. Wagstaff, J. Matts, C. Brandow, E. Lee, S. Codington. ROW 3- B Green, S. Schwarm, D. Rink, M. Swan, B. Huckle, R Beringer, W. House, S. Webb, D. Vail. 68 Merit Badge Club The Merit Badge Club has a membership of about fifteen boys, from the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades, all of whom are Scouts working for Star, Eagle, or Life Ranking. It is possible to obtain Merit Badges in the follow¬ ing: Citizenship in the Community, or World Brotherhood. The boys meet every other week and work at their own speed; some complete the course very rapidly, others may take much longer. The club was organized about six years ago and has been gaining in popularity each year. Mrs. Lawrence is the club’s very capable sponsor. ROW 1 (L. to R.): A. Gould, M. Zimmerman, C. Brown. ROW 2: T. Knapp, G. Laris, S. Webb, B. Fllan, R. Holmes, W. Bronlon, P. Fogarty, J. Redmond, G. Beaumont, D. Hancock, G. Praeger, T. Scott. Absent: G. Perth. Librarians ROW 1 (L. to R.): C. Lawson, D. Fix, S. Vaughn, E. Barnes, R. Sea- lone, P. Scanlon. ROW 2: E. Valentine, R, Hill, C. Johnston, P. Foland, L. Ingraham, B. Newman, M. Wagstaff, ROW 3: G. Bigelow, D. Vergason, G.� Skinner, N. Baker, S. Agard, C. Brandow, J. Scan¬ lon, R. Curry, Chenango Valley Majorettes SENIOR JUNIOR ! (L. to R.): Joyce Gervals, Joanne Smith, Janice English, Pamela Hoadley. ROW 1 (L. to R.): Candy Hlnman, Sharon Cole. Standing: Barbara Bradley, Nancy Thompson 0 JLf dfif a J] . fiair r Varsity Football ROW 1 (L. to R.): Mr. Smyk (Assistant coach) R. Campbell, K. Moses, J. Bryce, B. Warner, P. Bryce, J. Cregler, Mr, Dur¬ ban (Head coach). ROW 2: B. Barrus, L. Shad- duck, R. Slagle, E. Williams, D. Lampman, D. Nappi, G. Hin- man. ROW 3: M„ O’ Hern, G. Warner, K. Anderson, D. Totman, R. Beebe, (Mgr.), C. Hause, M. O’Loughlin, D 0 Benjamin, K. Jackson,, ROW 4: P. Williams, R. Brown, S. Fox, W. Soliwada, D, Caughey, J. Derr, C„ Rupocenski. Mr. Durbin Coach The 1959 football season provided CV fans with plenty of excite¬ ment and fun. The Warriors defeated such teams as Homer, Water¬ loo, Owego, Wyluslng, Sidney, and Chenango Forks. Whitney Point and Windsor were the only two teams that managed to defeat our Warriors. Coaches Smyk and Durbin should be congratulated for turning out a team that played with great determination, enthusiasm, and good sportsmanship in all kinds of weather. 72 Junior Varsity Football CV’s Junior Varsity Football team had quite an Im¬ pressive season In 1959. Under Coaches Newton and Nolan, the team came through with a four-one rec¬ ord. The twenty-two man squad played such teams as Oxford, Harpursville, Susquehanna Valley, Wind¬ sor, and Whitney Point. It is Interesting to note that in the last two games the squad was reduced because several outstanding members were promoted to the varsity squad. ROW 1 (L. to R.): P. Rocks, B. Jackson, D. Panko, E 0 Williams. ROW 2: G. Warner, M c Benjamin, N. Kurlc, P. Williams. ROW 3: B. Soltwoda, D. Nappl, R a Rose, C. House. Cross County ROW 1 (L ; to R.); B. Brooks, A. Sharpe, M. Leonard, D. Reece, Coach McDaniel, R. Bird, E. Krajca, L, Hayes. ROW 2: D. Baker, A ; Cass, T. McKee, R. Davis, J. Pollack, B. Doren, D. Shaver, B. Santaslero. ROW 3: J. Hogan, T. DlDlo, G. Hitchcock, G. Smith, W. Dorsett, B. Hardle, P. O’Dell. The 1959 cross country season was one of the most successful ever. Meets were held at CV, Windsor, Greene, Vestal, and Cincinnatus, with the CV runners winning two first places. Es¬ pecially noteworthy is Mike Leonard, who received four individual trophies at these meets. Although U. E, won first place in the State meet, as a team, our Section 4 placed second in the same meet. Since there were only a few sen¬ iors on the team, Coach McDaniel pre¬ dicts an even more improved group next year. Some of the teams CV defeated were Binghamton North, Windsor, Greene, and Chenango Forks. 73 Varsity Basketball C.V. 53 U.E. 57 C.V. 70 Sidney 60 C.V. 40 Oneonta 64 C.V. 70 Norwich 53 C.V. 49 North 50 C.V. 64 Vestal 54 C.V. 46 U.E. 56 C.V. 54 J.C. 59 C.V. 47 Central 53 C.V. 75 Owego 59 C.V. 76 Norwich 33 C.V. 72 North 59 C.V. 75 Delhi 56 C.V. 86 Homer 50 C.V. 58 Vestal 68 C.V. 48 Greene 45 C.V. 59 J. C. 39 C.V. 58 Owego 83 Christmas Tournament Won 10 Lost 8 Sectional IV Class A Championship C.V. 70 U.E. 53 CoV. 66 J. C. 56 C.V. 60 Cortland 61 ROW 1 (L. to R.): R. Nappl, R. Reece, R. Maguire, R. Hub¬ bard, J. Cregler, A. Cass, J. Hitt. ROW 2: R. Slagle, G„ Smith, A. Sharpe, Coach Sharpsteen, R c Davis, G. Hitchcock, R. Lampman. Mr. Arthur Sharpsteen — Coach — Confronted with one of the strongest varsity schedules In Che¬ nango Valley ' s history, the hoopsters under the direction of Mr. Sharpsteen began the 1959-1960 basketball season with five straight losses. Duringthe Christmas holiday however, a tremendously In¬ spired team won the Sidney Holiday Tournament and then proceeded to compile a record of 9 wins out of the remainder 12 games. Con¬ tinuing In the sections, the Warriors were victorious over U.E. 70-53 and Johnson City 66-56. We may all be proud of our very fine club. Junior Varsity Basketball Every CV basketball fan, whether student or adult, is certainly very proud of this season’s exceptional Junior Varsity team. Coach Bob McDaniel must agree that this is the finest J. V 0 squad in CV history„ To the fans, at least, the 6:30 preliminary this year became almost as important as the 8:00 Varsity game. On Tuesday, February 9, the J.V. Warriors were handed their first defeat in 13 games by Owego, The record of wins over such schools as Union Endicott, Oneonta, Binghamton North, Binghamton Central, Vestal, Johnson City, and Homer is remarkable, and CV is very pleased with this fine group of boys u In com¬ pleting their season, the J. V. ’s won 16 and lost only two games, both to Owego. ROW 1 (L. to R,): D. Holcomb, B. Hardy, Mgr. J. Decker, D. Leaky, E. Krajca. ROW 2: B. Brown, D. Baker, G„ Campbell, Coach B 0 McDaniel, M. Ryan, K u Slocum, T. McKee. Wrestling Experiencing the most successful season in CV’s wrestling history, the 1960 wrestling team, under Coach Harvey, compiled a record of five wins and six losses. In competition against many of the long-established wrestling teams of the Southern Tier, the Warriors have given no¬ tice that CV is a team you don’t overlook. Especially noteworthy are the records of Doug Hall (106 lbs.) and Garry Hall (168 lbs.), who represented CV at the Section 4 Finals held at Cortland, and the seven lettermen around which the 1961 squad will be built. ROW 1 (L. to R.); R. Morrlsey, S. Michael, D. Hall, R. Lalley, J. Launt. ROW 2: J. Boland, M. Leonard, C. Slocum, R. Cross, H. Kelsey, M. O’Hern, G„ Hall, L. Wart. ROW 3: C. Miller, G. Warner, J. Bryce, W Lawrence, R. Whlelden, R. Breeze, J. Milks, R. George. ROW 4: T. Cross (Mgr.), Mr. Harvey (Coach), C. Leonard. 75 Soccer B aseball Fielding four teams for the very first time, the CV Baseball Warriors under the direction of coaches DeCastro (Vars¬ ity), Weckel (J. V.), Valentine (9th), and Osborne (7th and 8th) completed their 1959 season with a very respectable rec¬ ord of twenty-five wins, twelve losses, and one tie. Highlights of the past base¬ ball season included two undefeated teams—the J. V. ’s and the 7th and 8th grade team. From the performances of early tryouts, prediction indicate that the 1960 Baseball season will again prove very successful. One of CV’s sports teams composed of many seventh and eighth graders is our soccer team. Coached by Stanley Wil¬ son, the group of thirty-eight boys played such teams as West Junior, Maine, and Malne-Endwell. Their co- captalns were Shaffer, Leonard, and Harmes. Their seven game schedule ended with two ties, and four one-point losses. ROW 1 (L 0 to R„): M. Berg, D. Hubbard, K. Jagger, R. Snider, N. Montgomery, J. Marino, M. Satterthalte, R. Lewis. ROW 2: N. Ma- trazo, C. Restlno, C. Parsons, G. Barvlnchak, G. Valentine, R. David¬ son, T. Waggle, F. Donahue. ROW 3: T. Wilson, D. Lewis, J. Beidle- man, C. Shaffer, F. Sisson, T. Chaffe, R. Chordus. ROW 1 (L. to R.): C. Shafer, F. Hazard, D. Cicak, D. Holcomb, T. Hauser, K. Slocum, J. Truchan, J. Corey, D. Leahy. ROW 2: R. Reece, M. Carnese, G. Haulton, P. Sabin, M. O’Loughlln, R. Brown, L. Par¬ sons, D. Lord, R. Lalley. ROW 3: C. Woodruff, W. Soliwada, N. Tkaczow, G. Hitchcock, R. Nappi, E. Williams, B. Barrus, D. Ben¬ jamin. ROW 4: K. Billo, J. Ross, P. Bryce, J. Randall, W. Burnett, C. Slocum, W. Lawrence, E. Hogg. ROW 5: R. Sharer, R. Varva, K. Moses, A. Sharpe, G. Smith, J. Cregier, R. Maguire, J. Ward. Bowling L. to R 0 : J. Ross, R. Paden, K. Blllo, M. Launikltis. L 0 to R„: R. Herzog, R. Georgia, B. Stiles, Coach Durbin, T. McKee, L. Bearsch, D. Rinker. Tennis L„ to R.: B. Lacey, D. Shaver, W. Hardy, W. Compton, M. Launikitls, V. Ward. 77 Track t- a Jfcjd 1 i; j r . vfejSBiW - MffS jwl The 1959 Track season at Chenango Valley was one of the finest ever 0 Fast becoming one of the spectator sports, track is coached by Mr c Carl Newton and Mr 0 Peter Smyk. The season began with the Vestal relays and ended with the Zone meet at Cortland, in which CV placed first. Winners of the Section Four Meet were Dick Lampman and Ken Moss, who then went to the State Meet at Cornell Cortland, Windsor, Chenango Forks, Blue Ridge and Greene are only a few of the teams defeated by the CV runners c ROW 1 (L. to R.); D. Baker, J, Derr, R. Whlel- don, G. Hall. ROW 2: Coach Newton, R. Brooks, T. DeDio, D. Campbell, R. Campbell, R. Lamp- man, Coach Smyk. Volleyball ROW 1 (L. to R.): A. Young, P. Bryce, R. Brooks, K. Moses, L. Bearsch, R. Campbell, D. Shaver, E. Williams. ROW 2: Coach Smyk, J. Narsavage, C. House, K. Waod, R. Tucker, W, Compton, P. Rocks. In the third year of competition in the Triple Cities League, our volleyball team matched their skill against that of such teams as North High, Central, Johnson City, and Union Endi- cott. The twenty man team began the season with a 2-1 victory over Binghamton North, and ended the season with a 7-17 record. This earned them fourth place in the league. Their coach, Mr. Smyk, has given us a team tha t we can be proud of. 78 Cheerleaders MIDDLE: N. Miller. CLOCKWISE, FRONT LEFT: J. Ma¬ rino, S. Young, S. Weatherby, N. Shaver, M. Hathaway, J. Kinder, L. Lindsey, N. Hause, J. Scaptura. T-E-A-M, Yaaaaaaah Team I Throughout our high school days at football and basketball games, whether there’s rain or snow, you will always find CV’s sixteen pert and peppy Varsity and Junior Varsity cheerleaders out to cheer our team on to victory. Out in front of the crowds, cheering with new and inspiring cheers, they encourage our Warriors on through good or bad times. When a player knows that the whole school is behind him and rooting for him, he tries a little harder for that extra yard or basket. Captains this year were: Football, Nancy Miller (V); and Basketball, Sandy Young (V) and Sue Canders (JV). J.V.’s ROW 1 (L. to R c ): D. O ' Brien, S. Canders, B, Ver- gason. ROW 2: J. Knaple, M. Axtell, B. Shramek, C. Jones. Jr. J.V.’s FRONT ROW: C. Dazoola, S. Ger- mond and J. Johnson. BACK ROW: J. Krivanik, S. Jones, S. Drake, M.A. Totman and J. Branick. 79 § HARRY R. HELLER WATCH REPAIRING All Work Timed Adjusted by Watch Master 11 Phelps St. Port Dick Phone RA 4-5711 Watch ' M ster Best of Luck in the Future Claps of ’60 COREY’S LUNCHEONETTE VARIETY STORE X f K To the Class of 1960 A Mental Orchid from the Fraternal Brotherhood of CHI PHI KAPPA May Your Success be Incomparable and Your Return Visits Frequent 781 Chenango Street Port Dickinson New York WELL DRILLING Residential — Industrial Water Wells Test Holes Elevator Shafts Foundation Test Borings Drilling Load Bearing No Water — No Pav ALL WORK GUARANTEED Over Twenty Years Experience FREE ESTIMATES L. A. SWAN and SON Chenango Bridge 5073 Ballyhack Rd. Box 225 R.D. 1 Port Crane, N. Y. CLEANING LAUNDERING FRONT STREET CLEANERS 1305 Front Street Binghamton, New York REPAIRING DYEING E. S. 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Congratulations to “60” Graduates SAMMY’S GROCERY Port Dick Phone RA 2-0517 Bee Veil Brand HONEY The Energizer of Modern Life The Medicine of the Sage JOHN W. ROBERTS Sons Chenango Bridge, N. Y. CARMELL’S BEST WISHES RESTAURANT FROM YOUR Rt. 7 — 6 mi. East of Binghamton Catering To HANCOCK DAIRY Parties — Banquets — Weddings IN FUTURE YEARS AHEAD Phone MI 8-9452 For a Career in Professional Nursing Apply to HERB EDWARDS The Director of Nursing DEACONESS HOSPITAL 795 Chenango Street SCHOOL OF NURSING Agent for 563 Riley Street Buffalo 8, N. Y. SU 4400 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Deaconess Hospital is “Building for Better Health’’ AUTO - FIRE - LIFE 270 New Beds And Facilities Will Be Ready In Phone RA 4-5988 1961 85 86 DIAMONDS AND WATCH, CLOCK AND FINE WATCHES JEWELRY REPAIR BARRON’S SHOE STORE KUHL’S JEWELRY OPEN EVENINGS 1401 Front St. SHOE REPAIR 1346 Upper Front Street Binghamton, N. Y. Broad Acres Phone RA 3-0424 Dial RA 4-2192 Binghamton, N. Y. 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Compliments To The 1960 Graduates From Class of 1960 NOYE’S HILLCREST TAVERN DRAPERY AND VENETIAN CO. 1285 Chenango St. 188 Washington St. RA 2-5896 Hillcrest, N. Y. Custom Blend Best Wishes K.SUNOCO To C.V. C.S. Graduates SHEP’S HARDING COAL SUNOCO SERVICE CO. INC. “BLUE COAL” RTE. 7 Hillcrest, N. Y. Phone RA 2-9636 Phone MI 8-4169 Chenango Bridge, N. Y. 96 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1960 PHONE RA 3-7127 ARINE MIDLAND TRUST COMPANY of Southern New York Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System We Are Ready To Serve All Your Financial Needs 97 BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF 1960 ZOPP’S DELICATESSEN 1123 Front Street Binghamton, New York WHEN YOU WANT A SNACK Insist on EET-MOR Pop-corn, Potato Chips, Salted Nuts In the Green and Yellow Package CONSTINE WHITNEY 184 Robinson St. Binghamton Compliments of WALKER’S ATLANTIC SERVICE 945 Front St. Binghamton, N. Y. RA 4-9667 Best Wishes to C. V. C. S. Grads of 1960 COLE’S “Where SERVICE Is First” 1154 Front St. Binghamton, N. Y. RA 3-1729 CONGRATULATIONS To This Third Graduating Class of Chenango Valley Central Schools From The First Pharmacy In Chenango Valley HILLCREST PHARMACY (23 YEARS PLUS) 870 CHENANGO STREET 98 99 Compliments To The Class of 1960 TOWN COUNTRY Phone RA 3-1881 BOWLING LANES Ken Michael - Owner ERMA’S Harry Nearing - Manager Beauty Bungalow (See Harry for Instructions) 1165 Front St. RA 2-7891 1163 Front St. Binghamton, N. Y. 12 AMF PINSPOTTERS LARGE PARKING LOT COMPLIMENTS OF WARD’S QerJd -A. Cote ARMY NAVY CONTRACTOR Quality ” t fiomes SPORTING GOODS WORK CLOTHES Member Broome County 31 JamESON Rd. Board of Realtors __ Binghamton, N. Y. Member Southern Tier PHONE RA 4-7270 Builders Association 1159 Upper Front Street RA 2-2756 Binghamton, New York C. HOWELL JEWELERS COMPLIMENTS OF Keepsake Diamonds - Elgin Watches STU’S ATLANTIC SERVICE Drive Out and Save 608 River Road Longines - Wittnauer Watches 1216 FRONT ST. Chenango Bridge MI 8-4320 Binghamton New York 100 every success ful person has bank standing” Throughout your career your greatest asset will be the financial standing you establish in your community. Doing business with a bank will increase your personal and financial prestige. . .your chances of success. FIRST-CITY NATIONAL BANK OF BINGHAMTON. N.Y. Seven Offices Serving The Southern Tier MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 101 Best Regards to the 1960 Senior Class of Chenango Valley MORRISON PHARMACY (Formerly Perhach Drug Store) 1159 FRONT ST. BINGHAMTON NEW YORK Afton ME 9-2151 WALTER C. NOYES FORD SALES Afton, New York A-l USED CARS TRUCKS Chen. Bridge BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1960 FROM TAU PHI EPSILON GAMMA CHAPTER SORORITY 102 CONGRATULATIONS 1960 GRADUATES FROM WOODWORKING ASSOCIATES, INC. Designers Manufacturers of CUT OUT WOOD LETTERS Interior or Exterior Phone RA 2-6201 Binghamton COMPLIMENTS OF BRITTON INSURING AGENCY, INC. 66 Hawley St. Binghamton, N. Y. C. EARL LOWE, Pres. LOGAN F. WHEELER LILLIAN L. SHAVER HARRY L. SNEDAKER LYNN H. BRYANT JAMES F. BOLAND, JR. 103 BEST WISHES FROM DELMAR STUDIOS 137 COURT STREET BINGHAMTON NEW YORK 104 «� r«iMi« | iwiw� «)� w v- .vvnw ?- . . i� ii W W I� l � l | i i 3 fl MU � S©W si � V :. “il 1 « ‘■“• ' i ! ' •. ' � ,■ ; vi ' w . ' .f. , .� - t ! wwi!� � VWWCii: ■’ «W.f trtv.v v xvrint ; V � r % � K ' •■’•M,