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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1961 volume:

As we stand upon the bridge of time gazing into the stream of the future, waves of uncertainty mar our vision of the time that is to come. We have, however, cited upon our memories a clear picture of days gone by. At Chenango Valley, the pagoda of education, the philosophers, our faculty, have conveyed to us an invaluable source of practical and factual knowledge which will be carried with us wherever our paths shall lead. The strong friendship bonds established among the students will long remain though we may be far apart. The great school spirit and good sportsmanship we have all known will always be remembered as a vital part of Chenango Valley. Thus, after our departure, we shall always be reminded of the days spent at our honorable Alma Mater as we glance through the pages of the 1961 Warrior. The Alma Mater We love Chenango Valley, Its river running through. We love the hills around us, Reaching to the skies so blue. When high school days are over, We ' ll strive to paths anew, And to the colors red and grey. We ' ll ever more be true. The fourth graduating class of Chenango Valley Jr. Sr. High School takes great pleasure In dedicating the 1961 Warrior to Charles J. Osborne. Mr. Osborne, through his advisory position on the school annual and his close contact with the students through teaching social studies, has shown untiring efforts and unselfish devotion to this school. We will long remember him for his sincerity, encouragement and friendship extended to us throughout our high school life. As we, the senior class of 1961, cross the bridge into the future, we will take with us an everlasting impression of greatness recognized in Mr. Osborne. 3 In Memory of Paul Nolan July 16, 1930 - December 3, 1960 So when a great man dies For years beyond our ken The light he leaves behind him lies Upon the paths of men. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow In Memory of Kenneth Moss August 31, 1941 - October 21, 1960 Green be the turf above thee, Friend of my better days! None knew thee but to love thee. None named thee, but to praise. Fitz-Green Halleck ami 4 0 c u t ' C Board off Educatio FREDERICK LEONARD Administration JOHN TKACZOW Assistant Supervising Principal and Principal of Jr.-Sr. High School RICHARD WATSON Vice Principal WALTER WHITLOCK Assistant Supervising Principal for Curriculum and Instruction HENRY E. GALLOWAY Supervising Principal ROBERT GARRETT Director of Guidance ARTHUR SHARPESTEEN Director of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation BESSIE ANGELOPOULOS English Syracuse University JOHN BABCOCK Math St. Lawrence University OLIVE BEEBE Librarian Syracuse University AUDREY BENN French Syracuse University DONALD BENZA Social Studies Hamilton University Albany State Teachers College ESTHER BROOKS Engl ish Denison Col lege EVELYN BRUSH Math Columbia University MARION COOK Commercial Albany State Teachers Col lege Cornell University LAWRENCE COOK Science Cornell University MARIAN COPELAND Study Hall University of Pennsylvania BARBARA CORNICK Engl ish St. Lawrence University SNOWDEN CRANDALL English Elmira Col lege JAMES CULLEN Ind. Arts Albany State Teachers Col lege New York University Oswego State Teachers Col lege MILO DeCASTRO Mech. Drawing Oswego State Teachers Col lege EUGENIA DIEVENDORF Engl ish Cortland State Teachers Col lege Albany State Teachers Col lege MICHAEL DURBIN Social Studies - Dr. Ed. Concord College University of Pittsburgh Penn State 8 MARY ELMENDORF Science Albany State Teachers Col lege St. Lawrence University ELIZABETH ERBLAND Special Class Geneseo State Teachers College JOHN FAKO Inst. Music Ithaca College MARGARET HARDY Math Cornell University HELEN HENDERSON Home Economics Syracuse University WILLIAM HARRIS Ind. Arts New York University RICHARD HILLIS English Notre Dame University WAYNt HAKVtY Social Studies Albany State Teachers Col lege Cortland State Teachers Col lege EDITH HOLMWOOD English - Latin Albany State Teachers Col lege MARY ALICE JANOWSKI Guidance Albany State Teachers Col lege Cornell University Syracuse University ZENON JANOWSKI English Harpur Col lege Syracuse University FRANK KAMINSKY Commercial Bloomsburg State Teachers Col lege CHARLES FLEMING Inst. Music Ithaca Col lege Cortland State Teachers College HENRY HEITNER Math Cortland State Teachers Col lege ANNE HUFF Vocal Music Potsdam State Teachers Col lege Syracuse University JOHN KING Math Albany State Teachers College HARVEY LAWRENCE Ind. Arts Oswego State Teachers Col lege MARY LOU LOVETTE French Cornell University Cortland State Teachers College Magill College RICHARD MILLER English St. Bonaventure University Cortland State Teachers College VIVIAN ORR Physical Education Cortland State Teachers Col lege Columbia University Arnold Col lege LORA LAWRENCE Social Studies Cortland State Teachers College ELIZABETH LESTER Art Alfred Un iversity Cornell University University of West Virginia ROBERT Me GARRY Science Kings Col lege Scranton University CARL NEWTON Physical Education Cortland State Teachers Col lege Robert McDaniel Dr. Ed. Oswego State Teachers Col lege Cortland State Teachers Col lege KATHERINE MILLHAM Home Economics Buffalo State Teachers College PHRYNE LIDDY Social Studies Ohio Un iversity MARTHA MILLEN Home Economics Otterbein Col lege Cornell University Seton Hill College BETTY O ' CONNOR English Hartwick College CHARLES OSBORNE Social Studies St. Bonaventure University Cortland State Teachers Col lege Cornell University JANET PAGE Math Albany State Teachers Col lege AVIS PARSONS Vocal Music Potsdam State Teachers Col lege Syracuse University lO TERESA SULLIVAN 7th Core Cortland State Teachers Col lege Albany State Teachers Col lege MARY AGNES QUINN Math Marywood College Cornell University ELEANORE ROBINSON Librarian Syracuse University Albany State Teachers Col lege WILLIAM SESTAK Shop California State Teachers Col lege Buffalo Un iversity SANDRA STONE Physical Education Cortland State Teachers Col lege MARY POLITICIAN 8th Core Cortland State Teachers Col lege Harpur Col lege MARJORIE ROBERTS Art Fredonia College Columbia University MICHAEL SENIO Social Studies Harpur Col lege Albany State Teachers Col lege Cornell University ROBERT RENO English - Latin Albany State Teachers Col lege MARILYN ROSS Science Syracuse University PETER SMYK Physical Education Ithaca Col lege Harpur College MARION THOMPSON Home Economics Western Reserve Un iversity University of Texas RUTH RITER Spanish Middlebury College Albany State Teachers Col lege GATHEL SCOVILLE Commercial Albany State Teachers Col lege SARA SQUIER School Nurse Columbia University NORMAN THOMPSON Spanish - French Albany State Teachers Col lege Mohawk Tech Alfred Tech IRMA TOGNOLA Social Studies Albany State Teachers College Boston University WILLIAM WECKEL Social Studies Scranton University Alfred University STANLEY WOODIN Social Studies Albany State Teachers Col lege Columbia University GORDAN ANDERSON Health Coordinator i 2 BARRY TOSH Math Pennsylvania State University ALICE TURNER Special Class Geneseo State Teachers College RICHARD WEISS Science John Brown University Oneonta State Teachers Col lege Bucknell IJnivprciK RUTH YOUMANS Math University of Rochester Oneonta Normal New York University LOUIS HOVER Guidance JAMES WHEELER Commercial Mohawk Col lege Syracuse University Hartwick Col lege GEORGE YOUNGSTROM Science University of Kansas Oneonta State Teachers Col lege FRANK THOMAS, JR. Audio-Visual Aids Director HERBERT DANDES Psychologist RALPH VanKEUREN English Mansfield State University Pennsylvania State University STANLEY WILSON Physical Education Brockport State Teachers College VIRGINIA ZELLNER Commercial New York University Cornell University LOUIS WERTALIK Supt. of Buildings Grounds JEAN SMITH Head Physician HARVEY SMITH Physician CHARLES F. SAAM School Psychologist EUGENE DONNELLY Dentist MARIE LUCKERN Speech Therapist J. STUART RAYMOND Business Manager CHRISTINE BURTIS Attendance Officer MARYON LONG Cafeteria Head ANTOINETTE WERTALIK, EDWARD WORTHING MARJORIE HUGHES Office Staff SEATED: Lorraine Rhone. STANDING: Patricia Phillips, Beatrice Ross, Martha Hardie, Winifred Brandow Della Peppernick, Beatrice Vaughn, Barbara Reynolds. 13 PICTURES UNAVAILABLE: Leo Estadt, John Hubbs, Penny PenDell, Paula Yellin ROW ONE: Left to Right, I. Gillette, D. Jordan, B.Chubbuck, M. Pollock, H. Huff ROW TWO: C. Germond, M. Ohern, A. Heller, M. Schwartz, F. Baxter, N. Knapp, H. Scaptura, L. Arre Cafeteria Custodians Matron ROW ONE: W. Berford, H. Hill, A, LaFountain Lora Baker ROW TWO: G. Snow, I. Ingraham, I. McVvfierter, H. Richards Maintenance Crew C. Buck, C. Argento, F, Brown, J. Dooley, H. Baker Bus Drivers r% 1 V P ’ S ' ' jP2 1 k w g«£: I) flL . Ilpp BEVERLY AGARD Bev A sweet disposition remem¬ bered by al I Warrior 12, Typing Editor 12; Quill 12, Typing Editor 12; Business CIub 1 1, 1 2; Vice- President; Gregg Shorthand Award 11; Noma Spelling Award 11,12 .m-iv SHERRIE AHLBERG Politeness is the chief sign of culture Warrior 11,12; Receptionists 12; Dramatics Club 11,12; Intramural Sports 11; Library 12 LORETTA ALTON A merry heart goes a long way Chorus 10;Red Cross 12; Intra¬ mural Sports 11,12; Future Homemakers 12 DAVID BAKER Dave A gentleman makes no noise Key Club 12; Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Basketball J.V. 11; Track 10,11, 1 2; Vol leybal I 10,12;Cross Country 10,11, 12 BRIAN BARRUS Intelligence is the keynote of success Student Counci I 12, Class Rep¬ resentative; Key Club 10,11, 12; President 12; Football J. V. 10, Varsity 11,12, Letter 11,12; Baseball 10,11,12, Letter 12; Volleyball 10,11, 12;French Club 10;Boys ' State 11; NMSQT Letter of Com¬ mendation 11 REUBEN BEEBE Red I agree with no man ' s opinion, I have some of my own Student Counci I 12, Class Representative 12; Varsity Club 11,12; Technical Crew 10,11; Football Varsity Mana¬ ger; Junior Prom Committee 11; Sports Trainer 12; U.S.C. 10 1 8 JEAN BENDER Jeannie A merry heart maketh acheer- ful countenance Warrior 12; Receptionists 12; Leaders ' Club 10,11,12; Cho¬ rus 10,11; Junior Prom Com¬ mittee 11; U.S.C. Award 10 DOUGLAS BENDZEL Doug Why aren ' t they all con¬ tented Technical Crew 10; Intramural Sports 10,11 MICHAEL BENJAMIN Mike Men are only great when, they are kind Key Club 12; Football J.V. 10,11, Varsity 12, Letter 12; Track 11; Debate Club 11; Adventurers 4-H Club 10 LOREN BENNETT Worth makes the man DAVID BERNHARDT Dave A silent man was he Wrestling 10,11 MAJORIE BIEDLINGMAIR An unextinguished laughter shakes the sky Quill 12; Dramatics Club 11, 12;Red Cross 12;Future Home¬ makers 11,12; Junior Prom Committee 11; Library 11,12 DONALD BIGELOW Buch My purpose is to be just and fair Chess Club 10; Photography Club 12 KENNETH BILLO Ken Never a dull moment Intramural Sports 10,11; Foot- ball J.V. 10; Baseball J.V. 10, Varsity 12; Junior Prom Committee 11; Bowling 11, 12; Ski Club 10,11; Jr. Sr. Basketball Game 11,12 REXFORD BIRD Birdie Life is real I Life is earnest Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Chorus 12; Cross County 11, 12; Varsity Letter 12 BONNIE BLAIR Bon The budof the rose is as sweet as its bonnie Student Council Alternate Representative 10, Assistant Secretary 11, Secretary 12; Warrior 12; Receptionist 12; Leaders ' Club 10,11,12; Intra¬ mural Sports 10,11,12; Chorus 10; Student Patrol 10,11,12; Secretary of Class 11; Junior Prom Committee 11; U.S.C. 11,12; 6 Teens 10,12 ROBERT BLISS Bob He tried the luxury of being good Projectionist Club 10,11 BARBARA BOLT Barb Life without mirth is a lamp without oil Quill 12; Intramural Sports 10, 11; Chorus 10,11; Junior Prom Committee 11 ROBERT BOOTH Bob Ambition is the ladder to success Key Club 12; Dramatics Club 10,11; Chorus 10,11; Football J.V. 10; Basketball J.V. 10; Track 10,11 DIANE BROWNLOW Di Usefulness is what counts Warrior 11,12, Layout Editor 12; Quill 11,12, Layout and Art Editor 11,12; Photography Club 10, Secretary; Intra¬ mural Sports 10; Chorus 10, 11; Senior Art Club 10,11,12, President 11; Ski Club 10,12; Sports Day 10 JOY BULLOCK Chip Little friends may prove great friends Quill, Photography Editor 12; Receptionists 11,12; Dramatics Club 10,11,12; Photography Club 11,12; Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Junior Prom Com¬ mittee 11; French Club 12 20 JEFFREY BUMAN Jeff A light heart lives long Intramural Sports 10, 11; Wrestling 10;Junior Prom Com¬ mittee WILLIAM BURNETT Bill Good nature is one of the richest gifts National Honor Society 10; Baseball J.V. 10, Varsity 11, 12, Letter J.V. Varsity; Debate Club 11 DONALD CHANDLER Don I would help others out Band 10; Projectionists 10; Junior Prom Committee 11 JERRY COMSTOCK Tape It ' s good to live, learn and be happy Intramural Sports 11; Football J .V. 10,11, Varsity 12, Letter J.V. Varsity; VolleybalI 10; Chorus 10,11,12; Tech¬ nical Crew 10; Projectionists Club 10,11 JACK COOK His mind is not idle for a moment Student Council 12, Assistant Treasurer; Quill 12; Band 10, 11,12; Key Club 10,11,12, 12th Grade Advisor; National Honor Society 11,12; Debate Club 11,12; 4-H Club 11; Tennis 11,12; Boys ' State 11; National Youth Conference on the Atom 12 KATHLEEN COX Kathy Her quiet friendliness makes her beautiful Warrior 10,11,12; Reception¬ ist 12; Dramatics Club 10; Red Cross 11, Treasurer; Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Junior Prom Committee 11; Senior Conces¬ sion Stand 12 CHARLOTTE CRAYTON Char Let her work prevail Student Council 11,12, Assist¬ ant Treasurer, Vice President; Warrior 11,12; Receptionists 12; Dramatics Club 10,11,12; Leaders ' Club 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Intramural Sports 10,11, 1 2; Chorus 11,12; Student Patrol 10,11,12; Secretary of Class 10; Junior Prom Commit¬ tee 11; 6 Teens 10,11,12; U.S.C. 10,11,12, Senior Con¬ cession Stand 12 BARBARA DECKER Barb A smile is the same in every language Receptionists 12; Chorus 10, 1 1; Business Club 10,11; Junior Prom Committee 11 LINDA DECKER She abounds with smiling grace Leaders ' Club 10,11,12; Intra¬ mural Sports 10,11; Choru s 10; Business Club 11; Future Home¬ makers 10 JAMES DERR Jim A noble life enriches all the world Football J.V. 10,11, Varsity 1 2, Letter 12; Track 10,11,12; Ski Club 10,11 LINDA DEWING Dewey She was a person both of sense and vigor Receptionists 12; Red Cross 12; Intramural Sports 10; Bowling 10,11,12; Sports Day 10 REGINA DONAHUE Gina Here ' s a gal with lots of grace Warrior 12; Quill 12; Intra¬ mural Sports 10,12; Business Club 11,12, Treasurer; Junior Prom Committee 11; Noma Spelling Award 11,12; Gregg Shorthand Award 11,12 BILL DOREN In quietness shall be your strength Football J.V, 10; Track 10, 11; Cross Country 11 SHIRLEY DUNN Shirl Sincere and very much in earnest in all she does Student Council Class Repre¬ sentative 11; Warrior 10,11, 12; Secretary 11; Editor-in- chief 12; Receptionists 12; Leaders ' Club 10,11,12; Na¬ tional Honor Society 11,12; Intramural Sports 10,1 l;Chorus 10,12; Business Club ll;Cheer- leader 12; Junior Prom Com¬ mittee 11; Noma Spelling Award 11; 6 Teens 10, 11, 12; U.S.C. Award 11; Sports Day 10,11,12; Gregg Short¬ hand Award 11 JOSEPH EDWARDS Uncle Joe I still my own opinions keep DUANE EGGLESTON Eggs The thought’s of youth are long, long thoughts Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Football J.V. 10; Ski Club 10 DANN ELLSWORTH I go forth seeking my place in the world RadioClub 10; Projectionists 10 SHARON ENNIS Menace 11 Personality, wit, no wonder she makes such a hit Receptionists 12; Dramatics Club 10,11,12; Red C ross 10, ll,12;Chorus 10,11,12; Junior Prom Committee 11 MARILYN FAHS Fazzi Her every tone was music ' s own Warrior 11,12; Red Cross 11; Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Chorus 10,12; 6 Teens 10, 11 ROBERT FAULKNER Bob He lived at peace with all mankind Chorus 10 KAY FERNALD Little I ask, my wants are fe w Quill 12; Red Cross 12; Intra¬ mural Sports 10,11,12; Business Club 12; Sports Day 10 MARSHA FISH Marsh A gentle heart is tied with an easy thread Student Council 12; Senior Class Representative; Recep¬ tionists 12; Dramatics Club 10, 11; Red Cross 11; Intramural Sports 10, 11,1 2; Chorus 10, 11,1 2; Business CIub 11,12, President; Treasurer of Class 11; Junior Prom Committee 11 ; Noma Spelling Awards 11,12; Gregg Shorthand Award 11; Warrior 1 2 PHYLLIS FITCH Ginger Do well whatever you do Receptionists 12; Dramatics Club 12; Intramural Sports 10, 11,12; Junior Prom Committee 11; Bowling 12 23 DONALD FLEMING Don Happiness is the legal tender of the soul Band 11; Radio Club 10; Tech¬ nical Crew 10,11, 12; Projec¬ tionists 10; Announcing 11,12 CURTIS FREY Curt Mischief, thou art afoot. There is mischief brewing Dramatics Club 10,11,12; Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Junior Prom Committee 11 MARGARET FULLER Maggie Outward sunshine, inward joy Junior Prom Committee 11 ROY FYNBOE Quiet and good is he Quill 12, Photographer; Band 10,11,12; Senior Art Club 12 KATHY GALE Kath It is good to be honest and true Business Club 11,12 KATH IE GEE Kath Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low Quill 12; Dramatics Cl ub 10; Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Bowling C lub 11 24 BARBARA GATES Gatesie We live in deeds, not in years Receptionists 12; Red Cross 11, 12; Business Club 12; Future Homemakers 12; Junior Prom Committee 11; Bowling 11 JOYCE GERVAIS Jarvis She is as kind as she is fair Student Council Alternate Rep¬ resentative 11; Leaders ' Club 10, 1 1, 1 2; Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Majorettes 10,11, 12, Head Majorette 10,11,12; Junior Prom Committee 11; Junior Class Cheerleader 11; Senior Class Cheerleader 12; Sports Day 10,11; Bowling Team 10; Twirling Club 12; President 12 ROBERT GILMORE Gilly Silence is a true friend that never betrays Quill; Photography; Band 10, 11,12; Intramural Sports 11; Senior Art Club 1 2 LINDA HARDING Hitch your wagon to a star Receptionists 11,12; Red Cross 12; Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Chorus 10,1 l;BusinessClub 12; Junior Prom C ommittee 11 LENORE GILMORE Lee A true friend is ever a friend Warrior 11,12; Receptionists 12; Dramatics Club 12; Leaders ' Club 10,11,12, President 12; Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Chorus 12; Secretary of Class 12; Junior Prom Committee 11; Senior Concession Stand 12 THOMAS GLOCK Tom My car! My car! my life for my car Intramural Sports 10,11; Basket¬ ball J.V. 10;Vice President of Class 10;Boys ' Basketball Team 11 CLYDE GRUVER Swayse I am thinking of the future Quill 10; Dramatics Club 10, 11,12; Intramural Sports 10, 11,12; Basketball J.V. 10, Letter 10; School P.A. An¬ nouncer 11,12; Basketball Games P.A. Announcer DAVID GOULD Dee Bee I ' d be the last one to let you down Intramural Sports 10; Rifle Club 10; Ski Team 10,11 FRANCES HALL Punky To a young heart everything is fun Receptionists 12; Intramural Sports 10,11; Junior Prom Com¬ mittee 11; Concession Stand 12 DONALD HAMMOND Don Let thy words be few ELIZABETH ANN HARRISON Liz She is quiet, friendly and happy Chorus 10,11,12; Library Club 11,12; Transferred from James M, Coughlin High School and Chenango Forks Central School. WILLIAM HARRISON Bill With malice toward none, with charity for all Football, Varsity 12; Wrestling 11,12 CARLAH HATT Friendship is the highest degree of perfection Receptionists 11,12; Dramatics Club 11,12; Leaders ' Club 10, 11,12; Red Cross 10; Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Future Home¬ makers 11,12; Junior Prom Committee 11; Bowling 10,11; Sports Day 10,12 NANCY HAUSE Nance A young and faithful heart Warrior 12; Quill 12; Recep¬ tionists 12; Leaders ' Club 10, 11,12; Intramural Sports 10,11, 12; Chorus 10,12; Majorettes 10; Cheerleader 10,11; Bas¬ ketball Co-Captain 11; Junior Prom Committee 11; Senior Concession Stand 12; Sports Day 10,11,12 SHERRIE LEE HAWLEY Sher She makes beautiful music Band 10,11,12; Receptionists 12; Leaders ' Club 10,11,12; Intramural Sports 10,11; Chorus 12; Junior Prom Committee 11; Senior Band Treasurer 11; P.T.A. Homeroom Represent¬ ative 10,11; 6 Teens 10,11, 12 SHEILA HAYES She is very merry, but a scholarly woman ' Student Council Alternate Rep¬ resentative 12; Warrior 11, 12; Receptionists 12; Dramatics Club 10,11; National Honor Society 11; Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Junior Prom Commit¬ tee 11 LINDA HELLER Lin To a young heart everything is fun Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Chorus 10,11; Majorettes 10; Junior Prom Committee 11, Junior Class Cheerleader 11; Senior Class Cheerleader 12; Sports Day 10,11,12; Bowling Team 12; Senior Concession Stand 12 26 GARY HINMAN Friendship is the key to success Band 10,11,12; Key Club 10, 11,12, Treasurer; Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Football J.V. 10, Varsity 11, Letter 10; Track 10 GARY HITCHCOCK Hitch A mighty man was he Key Club 11,12; Basketball J.V. 10, Varsity 11,12, Letter 11; Baseball J.V. 10, Varsity 11,12, Letter 11 JAMES HITT Jim There was, there is, no gentler, stronger, manlier man Basketball J.V. 10,11, Var¬ sity 12; Track 10,11; Junior Prom Committee 11 SALLY HOAG Her sweet smile is true to her character Junior Prom Committee 11 NANCY HOLBERT Nance Quiet persons are welcome everywhere Business Club 11,12 CLIFFORD HOUSE Cliff A kind and gentle heart was he Intramural Sports 10; Football J.V. 10,11, Varsity 11,12, Letter VolleybalI 11,12 RAY HUBBARD A rascal yet a likeable lad Band 10; Intramural Sports 10, 11,12; Basketbal I 10,11, Var¬ sity Manager, Letter 11; Var¬ sity C I ub 10, 11 , 12; Junior Prom Committee 1 1 JUDITH HUGHES Judy A great deal is often done quietly Quill 11,12, Exchange Editor 11, Feature Editor 12; Band 10,11,12; Leaders ' Club 10, 1 1,12; Red Cross 10; National Honor Society 11,12; Intramural Sports 10,1 1, 12; Girls ' State 11; County Band 11; Area Al I — State Orchestra DONNA JAMIESON Though she be little, she is fun Dramatics Club 11,12; Leaders ' Club 10,11,12; Intramural Sports 10,11; Chorus 10; Ma¬ jorettes 10,12; Archery Club 10 BEVERLY JANONIS Bev Success, as I see it, is a re¬ sult, not a goal Warrior 10; Quill 12; Dramat¬ ics Club 10; Senior Art Club 10 , 11,12 GLORIA JEAVONS Winky Always ready for a good time Intramural Sports 10,11; Junior Prom Committee 11; Sports Day 10,11 PATRICIA JORDAN Pat What sweet delights a quiet life affords Warrior 10,11; Quil I Re¬ ceptionists 12; Red Cross 11, 12; Future Homemakers 11,12; Bowling Team 10,11,12; Senior Concession Stand 12 CHARLES KESSLER Chuck Handsome is as handsome does 28 NANCY KIPP Krip Human nature will not be change d Warrior 12; Dramatics Club 10; Leaders ' Club 10,11,12; Intramural Sports 11,12; Chorus 10; Senior Art Club 12; Junior Prom Committee 11; Junior, Senior Class Cheerleader 11,12 Hi Ml JAMES KITTREDGE Kirststedd A twinkle in his eye and mis¬ chief on his mind Student Council Delegate At Large 11; Football J.V. 10; Chorus 10,11; Junior Prom Committee 11 RUSSELL KRAGER Russ A man of capabilities, char¬ acter, and quality Intramural Sports 10,11,12; BasebaII J.V. 11 RICHARD LAMPMAN Dick, Limpy Here rose an athlete strong Football, Varsity 10,11, Letter 11; Basketball, Varsity 10,11, 12, Letter 12; Track, Varsity 10,11,12, Letter 1 2; Cross Country 12, Letter 12; Student Patrol 10,11,12; President of Class 10; Varsity Club 10,11, 12; Junior Prom Committee 11 BARBARA KLUCHKA Jean A little nonsense is a good thing Re d C ross 10,11,12; I ntra- mural Sports 10,11,12; Chorus 12; Junior Prom Committee 11; Junior and Senior Class Cheer¬ leader 11,12; Sports Day 10, 11; Bowl ing Team 11 MARTHA LANE Marty You will be what you will be Transferred from Fairfax Hall 11; Junior Prom Committee 11 NICHOLAS KURIC Nick Ready in heart, ready in hand Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Football 11; Baseball 11,12; Volleyball 12 BERNITA LANE Bernie A largerheart, a kinderhand Red Cross 11; Business Club 11,12 MATTHEW LAUNIKITIS Matt The will to work and the hand to do it Student Council 11, Alternate; Honor Society 11,12; Intra¬ mural Sports 10; Bowling J.V. 10,11; Student Patrol 10,11, 12; Class Treasurer 10, Junior Prom Committee 11 CHRISTINE LAWRENCE Chris Her ways are the ways of pleasantness Warrior 10,11,12, Senior Editor 12; Junior Prom Committee 11 CHARLES LAWRENCE Charlie A wrestling man is he Band 10,11,12; Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Wrestling, Varsity 12; Track, Varsity 10, 11,12; Cross Country 10; Drum Major 11,12; All County Band 11; Area All-State Band 12 CARLA LAWSON Sincerity and truth are the basis of every virtue Warrior 10,11,12, Sports Edi¬ tor 11, Literary Editor 12; Quill 10; Dramatics Club 10, 11; Leaders ' Club 10,11,12, Treasurer 12; Honor Society 11,12; Intramural Sports 10, 11, 12; Student Patrol 10,11, 12, President 12; NMSOT Let¬ ter of Commendation 12; Sports Day 10; Chemistry Lab Assist¬ ant 12; Class Treasurer 12; Junior Prom Committee 11 SHARON LeCLERC TR‘ I enjoy life to its fullest degree Quill 12; Dramatics Club 11, 12; Intramural Sports 12; Senior Art Club 12; Cheerleader 12; Junior Prom Committee CHARLES LEONARD Church I shall be a calm, quiet friend Wrestling, Varsity 11; Base¬ ball, J.V. 11 MICHAEL LEONARD Mike Let everyone play the part he can play best Wrestling, Varsity 11,12; Track, Varsity 10,1V, 12; Letter; Cross Country, Varsity, 10,11,12, Letter DAVID LEWIS Dave He put the greatest of thoughts into the shortest words Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Projectionists Club 10; Track 11,12;Bowling, Varsity 11,12, Letter GARY LEWIS So stately his manner Quill 11,12, Sports Editor 12; Key Club 10,11,12; Career Day Chairman 11 30 NANCY LIDDIC Nance The lovelight in her eyes Intramural Sports 10; Bowling 11 DAVID LITTLEFIELD Dave An active mind is always looking towards the future Photography Club 11,12; Rifle Team 10, Varsity Letter; Chem¬ istry Club 10; Chemistry Lab Assistant 12 BETTY LOTTERER A good disposition is better than gold Red Cross 11,12; Junior Prom Committee 11; Archery Club 10; Sports Day 11,12 MADELINE MANGAN Mimi Let a wise woman guard her thoughts Warrior 11,12; Receptionists 12; Dramatics Club 10,11, 12; Honor Society 11,12, Secre¬ tary 12; Intramural Sports 10, 11,12; Junior Prom Committee; NMSGT Letter of Commenda¬ tion LINDA MANN Lin Althoughshe ' s new her friends are many Red Cross 10,11; National Honor Society 11,12; Girls ' Basketball 10,1 l;Girls ' Vol ley- ball 11; Junior Prom Committee 11; Biology Club 10; Science Club 11 SANDRA MANNING San A quiet conscience mcJ es one so serene Red Cross 11,12; Photography Club 11,12; Intramural Sports 10; Chorus 10; Future Home¬ makers of America 10 JESSICA MARINO Jess, Jessie A little, tiny, pretty, witty, charming darling is she Warrior 12; Quill 12; Recep¬ tionist Club 12; Dramatics Club 10,11,12; Leaders ' Club 10, 11,12; Honor Society 11; Intra¬ mural Sports 10,11,12; Chorus 10,11,12; Business Club 11,12, Secretary 12; Debate Club 12; Cheerleader 10,11,12, Cap¬ tain 12, Junior Prom Commit¬ tee; 6 Teens 10,11,12; Sports Day 11; Noma Spelling Award 11; Gregg Award 11; American Legion Award Oratory 10 LANCE MARTIN Although quiet by nature, I have set my course WILLIAM MAZAR Bill Life is not life at all without delight Intramural Sports 10,11; Foot¬ ball Varsity 11,12, Letter THOMAS McKEE Tom On the tee, you ' ll find McKee Student Council 10, Alternate; Basketball, J.V. 10,11, Var¬ sity 12, Letter; Cross Country 11,12; Golf 10,11,12 PATRICIA MEIDENBAUER Pat A quiet Miss whose friendship we value Quill 11,12, Co-editor; Trans¬ ferred from Clarkstown High in New City, New York, 11 DENNIS NEISH Abolish fun and I exist no more HELEN O ' CONNOR A sweet attractive kind of grace Wampum 12; North Star 10, 12; Ch orus 12; Counselor ' s Honor List 12; Transferred from North High School 12 JOY PALMISANO What do little girls talk about ? Dramatics Club 10, 12; Red Cross 11,12; Future Home¬ makers 11,12; Junior Prom Committee 11; Bowling League 10 , 11,12 EDWARD PEASE Ed A contented spirit is the secret of existence Intramural Sports 10,11; Cho¬ rus 10,11,12; Projectionists 10; Junior Prom Committee 11 MARGARET POPECK Marg The good and the wise lead quiet lives Quill 10,12; Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Business Club 11, 12; Junior Prom Committee 11 MARY O’NEIL Beauty lives with kindness Quill 12; Leaders ' Club 10, 11,12, Secretary 11; Intra¬ mural Sports 10,12; Chorus 10,11,12; Cheerleader 10,12, Captain 10; Jr. Prom Commit¬ tee 11 FRANKLIN PALMROOS Frank Sober with work, and silent with care WAYNE PENWARDEN Penny Calmness is power MARY POPECK Mar She isamirror ofalI courtesy Quill 12; Intramural Sports 10, 11, 12; Business Club 11,12; Junior Prom Committee 11 33 JAMES O ' NEIL Jim It ' s nice to be natural when one ' s naturally nice Intramural Sports 11; Football J.V. 10; Track 10; Volleyball 10; Chorus 10 JUDITH POTTER Judy A good book is the best of friends Quill 11,12 ; Receptionists 10; Intramural Sports 10 DONNA PRATT Donnie Her good deeds will be re¬ membered by al I Quill 11,12; Red Cross 11,12; Junior Prom Committee 11 DOROTHY RALL Dotty Tis easy enough to bepleasant Intramural Sports 12; Future Homemakers 12; Projectionists 12; Senior Art Club 12 RICHARD REECE Dick A man of capabilities, char¬ acter, and quality Student Council 10, 12, Class Representative 10, Treasurer 12;Basketball 10,11,12, J.V. 10, Varsity 11,12, Letter 10, 11; Baseball 10,11,12, J.V. 10, Varsity 11,12, Letter 10, 1 l;Cross Country 11,12;Presi- dent of Class 12; Varsity Club 12; Junior Prom Committee 11 JANET RINEHULS Jan Sincerity is the true and per¬ fect mirror of the mind Warrior 12; Receptionists 12; Quill 12; Dramatics Club 10; Intramural Sports 12; Business Club 11; Concession Stand 12 DUANE RINKER Rink A very gallant gentleman Student Council 10, Delegate at Large 10;Band 10; Golf 10, 11,12; Varsity Club 10,11,12; V.P. 12; Bowling 10,11 JOHN ROBINSON John I know what ' s what 43 ROBERT ROSE Bob Tall and straight with manly gait Student Council 11,12, Class Representative 11, President 12; Dramatics Club 12; Photog¬ raphy Club 10; Football 10, 11,12, J.V. 10,11, Varsity 12; Wrestling 10; Junior Prom Committee 11; Varsity Club 12 JAMES ROSS Jim How far that little candle throws his beams J.V. Baseball 10; Bowling Team 10,11 JAMES SCANLON Skinny He said little, but to the purpose Intramural Sports 10; J.V. Football 10; Tennis Team 11; Library Work 10,11 LARRY SHADICK Little Sam Ingoodness there are all kinds of wisdom Dramatics Club 10; Football 10,11, J.V. 10, Varsity 11 NANCY SHAVER Nance Always happy and gay with personality plus Student Council 10,11, Class Representative 10, Delegate at Large 11; Warrior 10,11,12; Dramatics Club 12; Leaders ' Club 10,11,12; National Honor Society 10; Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Chorus 12; Student Patrol 10,11,12; Cheerleader 10,11,12, Co-captain 11, Captain 12; Junior Prom Com¬ mittee 11; U.S.C. Award 10 35 RAYMOND SEVARA Ray Every man is said to have his particular ambition Intramural Sports 10; Varsity Football 12; Junior Prom Com¬ mittee DOUGLAS SHALLER Doug He is a sport Intramural Sports 10;Rifle Club 10 MARY SUE SHAW Sue What sweet delights a quiet life affords Business Club 11,12; Bowling Team 12 FREDERICK ROUCEK I am a patient man Rifle Team 1 0 KAREN SHIMROCK Wisdom always seeks a chal¬ lenge Warrior 10,11,12; Quill 11, 12, Co-editor in Chief 12; Dramatics Club 10; Reception¬ ists Club 12; Photography Club 11; Senior Art Club 12 JOHN SIVAK Jack Where he met a stranger there he left a friend Student Patrol 10,11,12; In¬ tramural Sports 10,11; J.V. Basketball, Manager; Varsity Club 10,11,12 Transfer from Canada; Varsity Basketball 11 JOHN SKOPE Noble Self confidence is the first requisite togreatundertakings Ski Team 10 ROBERT SLAGLE Bob A man ' s wisdom can bejudged by the goals he achieves Key Club 10,11,12, Treasurer 11, Vice President 12; Foot¬ ball 10,11,12, J.V. 10, Var¬ sity 11,12, Letter 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11,12, J.V. 10,11, Varsity 12; Track 10, 11,12; Varsity Club 11,12 CRAIG SLOCUM Man is master of his own fate Football 11,12, J.V. 11, Var¬ sity 12; Wrestling 10,11,12; Baseball 10,11,12, J.V. 10, Varsity 11,12 JOANNE SMITH Smitty There ' s a smile on her face for the whole human race Leaders ' Club 10,11,12; Intra¬ mural Sports 10,11; Majorettes 10,11,12;Bowling Team 11,12 RUTH STODDARD Ruthie Patience is the best of all in¬ structors Receptionists Club 12; Red Cross 12; Intramural Sports 10; Bowling Team 11,12 JOSEPHINE SURAKUS Jo Quiet by nature but awful nice to know Bowl ing Team 10,11,12; Red Cross 12 rmr ‘ SYLVIA TEWES Sofe She has a natural wise sin¬ cerity Quill 12; National Honor So¬ ciety 10,11,12; Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Chorus 11; Dramatics C lub 10,11,12, Secretary 12; Senior Conces¬ sion Stand 12 RICHARD TODD Into the world I seek myplace in life VICKI VANVLICK Lee Silence is more eloquent than words Transfer from Binghamton North; Chorus 10,11,12; Y- Teen Secretary 12 BARBARA VON OPEL Barb The life of an artist for me Quill 12; Senior Art Club 11, 12; Orchestra 11,12 LINDA WELCH Cookie Life was made to enjoy Dramatics Club 11,12; Red Cross 10; Junior Prom Com¬ mittee 11; Library 11 THOMAS WHIELDON Tom A musician ' tis true and a good one too Band 10,11,12; Rifle Team 10; Adventurers Club 11; Music Awards 10,11,12; Dance Band 10 RICHARD WHIELDON Dick He was full of joy and jest Wrestling Team 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12 SALLY WILBUR Zealous, yet modest Leaders ' Club 10,11,12; Dra¬ matics Club 10; Bowling Team 10; Junior Prom Committee 11 WILLIAM WOOLER Bill The better part of one ' s life consists of his friendships Intramural Sports 11; Football 10,11, Varsity 10,11, Letter 10,11; Basketball 10,11, Var¬ sity 10,11, Letter 10,11; Var¬ sity Club 10,11,12 EDWARD WILLIAMS Ed I ' m enjoying life Football 10,11,12, J.V. 10, Varsity 11,12, Letter 10,11; Track 11,12; Vol leybalI 10, 11,12; Junior Prom Committee 11 SHERRY WILLIAMS Peanuts Her pleasant smile is her key to success Receptionists Club 12; Intra¬ mural Sports 10; Chorus 11; Business Club 11,12; Junior Prom Committee 11 HELEN YOUNG Sweet looks, sweet ways, sweet girl Bowling Team 1 2 DEAN ZYLICH Greatness is found in many men 38 SEATED: G. Cooke, V. President; D. Reece, President; L. Gilmore, Secretary STANDING: S. Hayes, Student Council Alternate; M. Fish, Student Council Representative; B. Barrus, Student Council Representative; R. Beebe, Student Council Representative; C. Lawson, Treasurer If 13821 HUOIW II V6H20 t R.S i£D V Q°Y C LHVi COUplf 40 irt.o-o cpor J 1961 Class Officers SEATED: D. O ' Brien, Secretary; D. Caughey, President; E. Krajca, V. President STANDING: K. Hillier, Treasurer; D. Lord, Student Council Rep¬ resentative; C. Birmingham, Student Council Alternate SEATED: B. O ' Hern, V. President; M. Scott, President; P. Ellis, Secretary STANDING: H. Graham, Student Council Alternate; C. Hughes, Treasurer; M. Ryan, Student Council Alternate; N. Duncan, Student Council Delegate SEATED: J. Brannick, V. President; T, Scala, President; L. Krivanek, Secretary; Chris Shafer, Student Council Alternate; P. Jones, Treasurer; J. Williams, Student Council Representative; M.A, Totman, Student Council Alternate; J. Rhydderch, Student Council Representative l , . ■ Mr :. SEATED: C. Parsons, V. President; C. Woodworth, President; L. Zembeck, Secretary STANDING: J. Morreall, Treasurer; J. Lyons, Student Council Delegate; P. Brooks, Student Council Delegate; B. Franklin, Student Council Alternate; A. Truchax, Student Council Alternate SEATED: D. Link, V. President; G. Worden, President; B. Hitchcock, Secretary STANDING: G. Holcomb, Student Council Alternate; G. Woodin, Student Counci I Alternate; S. Freeh, Treasurer; P. O ' Loughlin, Student Council Delegate; D. St.John, Student Council Delegate 44 11-1 ROW ONE: Left to Right, B. Spak, B. Harris, K. Hillier, P. Jennings, D. Gerhardt, S. McNitt, J. Atwater ROW TWO: R. Williams, C. Lawson, B, Rogers, E. Brown, C. Weston, J. Cook ROW THREE: A. Smith, S. Coddington, G. Brader, W. Hardie, G. Hunkovic,N. Tkaczow ROW FOUR: J. Noyes, D. Empet, D. Almy, W. Pomeroy, P. Lee 11-3 ROW ONE: Left to Right, D. Joy Cooper, J. Harrison, E. Bezushko, C. Griffin, S, Wallis, B. Schenk ROW TWO: S. Duncan, M. Livernoche, P. Brown, E. Barnes, E. Knapp, C. Wieeler ROW THREE: B. Turner, D. Lord, R. Brown, J. Whited, R. Sprague, J. O ' Loughlin ROW FOUR: H. Yasharian, D. Daddazio, G. Haulton, J. Fisher, L. Jackowski, E. Krajca 11-4 ROW ONE: Left to Right, D. Barrick, B. Longo, P. Ward, R. Scott, M. Bruet, B. Lalley, J. Biedlingmaier, J. Williams ROW TWO: D. Stanton, K, Haley, S, Fernald, S. Howard, J. Rinehuls, L. Ziegenhorn, D. O ' Brien, B. Devine ROW THREE: L. Friend, L. Hayes, M. Farrell, L. Van Kuren, M. O ' Loughlin, R. Krivanek, C. Barnes, W. Vermilya, T. Burnett 11-2 ROW ONE: Left to Right, B. Lester, B. Wallis, J. Spiegal, B. Bevins, D. Hill, M. Michael ROW TWO: K. Weug, N. Holt, D. Greene, M. Axtell, S. Douglass, M. Cook, C. Harris, N. Brown ROW THREE: B. Truxal, K. Wood, R. Monell, R. Briggs, A. Cullen, R. Totman, K. Anderson, P. Odell 11-5 ROW ONE: Left to Right, S. Perkins, S. Canders, S. Cushman, S. Ferris, L. Weeks, D. Lance, M. Shaller, J. Bennett ROW TWO: G. Campbell, G. Bigelow, J. Bigart, N. Hunt, M. Hall, P. Heath, C. Lusk, B. Owens, J. Rush ROW THREE: R. Jewell, C, Lacey, B. Stiles, D. Heller, J. Gossart, A. Warner, R. Marier, J. Murphy 46 11-e ROW ONE: Left to Right, B. Fisher, C. Welch, F. Hancock, J. Carkner, S. Hider, D. Decker, J. Bigwood ROW TWO: M. Benscoter, S, Vaughn, J. Potak, E. Shampang, S. Hurlbut, B, Wichizer ROW THREE: W. Dorsett, D. Panko, D. Hall, B. Lalley, B. Hierl, H. Jones, J. Bloodgood ROW FOUR: J. Narsavage, C. Thomas, E. Miner, M. Carnese, D. Martz 5 11-7 ROW ONE: Left to Right, S. Chapel, B. Previte, M. Dedio, C. McKeon, W. Illsley, C. Birmingham, A. Youngs, J. Berish ROW TWO: J. Sheffer, J. Eaton, J. La Russo, R. Hill, D. Fix, D, Caughey, L. Parsons, P. Williams ROW THREE: D. Nelson, T. Jones, J. Boland, W. Lawrence, C. McHugh, G. Tiffany, P.Kane 10-1 ROW ONE: Left to Right, J. Compton, N. Duncan, S. Olson, E.M. Simonson, J. Murphy, L. ' Ingraham, J. Gehr, E. Transue ROW TWO: C. Williams, K. Casper, S. Agard, N. Sargent, S. Piatt, S. Keech, M. Kovacs, M. Hammond ROW THREE: G. Harris, D. George, D. Rink, C. Baker, D. Vergason, A. Bradshaw, J. Mitrowitz ROW FOUR: J. Mazar,-T, Clifford, J. Homey, D. Morgan, D. Smith 10-2 ROW ONE: Left to Right, A. Sisson, R. Condon, K. lake, A. Eberz, P. Ingwall, O. Caswell, B. Hanyan, K. Meaker ROW TWO: R. Einfelt, L. Myers, K. Turnbull, R. Lawyer, J. Whinchell, L. Gilmore, P. O ' Niel, J. Previte ROW THREE: T. Mee, C. Brandow, J. Barber, D. Rinker, J. Wilkins, D. Kelly, D. Cluck, T. Hauser ■ MtuUitAU W I_jf th| -m t l rz lyi m 1 s j JE3I ■§§ T B l J i j :: A Hi ' , Jr I ft H 10-3 ROW ONE: Left to Right, E. Valentine, Y. Ivey, L. Kenyon, N. Miller, N. Hitchcock, A. Catlin, J. Slagle, P. Ellis ROW TWO: E. Cross, K. Beale, D. Rennell, D. Franchak, W. Brownlow, L. Barton, J. Lawson, H. Graham ROW THREE: R. Osteen, D. Hayes, J. Layton, S. Michael, P. Youngs, J, Spencer, J. Kline ROW FOUR: M. Ryan, J. Corey, R. Grace, G. Fahs, R. Neish, J. Beidleman, R, Robinson PI . jl urn mi ! jeri 1 m kBm m r . -vflH vm 10-4 ROW ONE: Left to Right, S, Boezi, M.J. Crounse, D. Cherubini, B. Newman,. B. Schupp, E. Vergason, P. Graham, S. Zeggert ROW TWO: J, Knaphle, B. Layton, S, Moore, E. Fulkrod, M.A. Ryall, S. Robbins, P. Hoadley, B. Palmer ROW THREE: M. Scott, J. Leahy, C. Yasharian, J. Biedlingmaier, M. Mikolas, F. Rupert, T. Knapp, L. Granger, G. Stanton, R, Parrotte 10-5 ROW ONE: Left to Right, S. Holbert, D, Koston, D. Bowell, L, Morgan, M. Stevens, L, Wade, C. Morris ROW TWO: G, Parsons, J. Daddazio, C. Johnston, L. Sharer, C. Churchill, P. Foland, N. Maguire, T. Gammons ROW THREE: J. Hammond, R. Flynn,G. Decker, J. Young, R. Bolt, M. Butenko, J. Lees, G. Kocik ROW FOUR: E. Lee, R. Secor, J. Pepernik, M. Swan, C. Miller 47 10-6 ROW ONE: Left to Right, J. Gay, S. Taylor, D. Wombaker, S. Buchta, J, Malls, S. Paugh, L. Wagstaff, G. Knapp ROW TWO: P. Hoyt, A. Sheffer, L. Clearwater, J. Davis, E. Novack, C. Morris, C, Jones ROW THREE: F. Donahue, R. Miller, T. Bond, D. Chaffee, R. Hall, D. Perry, M. Young, J. Monka ROW FOUR: R, Bolt, D. Holcomb, G. Gevert, R. Fyfe, R. Lucik, G. Skinner, J. Truchan 10-7 ROW ONE: Left to Right, M. Miite, M. Villecco, P. Whittmcn, K. Perry, B. O ' Hern, S. Sanders, E. Kadian, M. Gunther, B. Mosher ROW TWO: A.M. Mazar, B. Shramek, M. Wallace, P. Bunnell, R. Tozer, C. Hughes, I. Knapp, J. Ford ROW THREE: R. Young, D, Cicak, K. Slocum, D. Martindale, R. Gamble, J, Homza ROW FOUR: L. Lane, M. Bradley, J. Reid, G. Dowling 9-1 ROW ONE: Left to Right, D. Schofield, C. Bennet, J, Irving, K. Murphy, B. Bradley, M. Truxal, C. Edwards, K, Conroy ROW TWO: R, Chordas, N. Kuhl, R. Stratton, I. Lyons, L. Galloway, S. Rakowski, S. Agard, G. Kopyar ROW THREE: H. Bigelow, T. Macko, T. Scala, G. O ' Brien, J. Spone, R. Jones, J. Gates, C. Woodruff, J. Crosby ROW FOUR: D, Adams, J. Barry, P. Slocum, J. Redmond, C. Shafer 9-2 ROW ONE: Left to Right, K. Stuart, M. Schwartz, S. Aiken, S. Herman, J. Branick, J, Constable, M. Bennett, M. Tuttle ROW TWO: E. Sandin, P. Rupert, A. Muska, A. Gates, J. Majercik, M. Griswald, D. Randall, S. Eggleston, E. Lance ROWTHREE: D. Warner, W. Luce, E. Forkey, P. Kelley, L. Shampang, R. Daniels, G. Anderson, S. Matthews ROW FOUR: D, Blaisure, M. O ' Dell, P. Connelly, D. Harmes, G. Laris, J. Gerrity, R. Reid 9-3 ROW ONE: Left to Right, S. Vosburgh, C. Marks, C. Robinson, P. Anderson, M. Bennett, C. O ' Connell, B. English, J. Forkey ROW TWO: J. Johnson, L. Gerhardt, C. Lane, C. Surakus, M.F. Sears, S. O ' Connor, M. Kicken, G. Brownlow ROW THREE: D. Shelley, L. Mazar, J. Rhodes, W. Connelley, G. Bound, G. Kipper ROW FOUR: A. Gould, A. Hierl, M, Zimmerman, E. Todack, D. Smith 9-4 ROW ONE: Left to Right, S. Bucci, A. Lawson, E. Artley, S. Darcangelo, M.J. Shetterly, S. Germond, S. Bigwood, A. Erb ROW TWO: H. Osterhout, P. Whitman, L. Hitchcock, J. Shurtleff, P. Jones, K. Larson, E. Kobbe ROW THREE: P. Pease, L. Brooks, J. Rhydderch, P. McCoy, C. Robinson, R. Holmes, R, Knapp, B. Bender ROW FOUR: M. Fahs, G. McCormick, J. Todack, S. Ashley, D. Green, B. Conrad ROW ONE: Left to Right, J. Hogg, S. Zwick, P. LaRusso, V. Tallmadge, N. Rodney, A.M. Mach ROW TWO: A. McKaig, E. Fernald, S. Carver, S. Bingham, D. McPartland, S.J. Jones, M. Villecco, P. Parrotte ROW THREE: B, Tompkins, R. Wellman, K. Perry, P. Cox, R. Goodspeed, J. Speer, J. Signor ROW FOUR: D. Benjamin, W. Leonard, D. Huckle, R. Roberts, A. VanGorder, C. Barnes 9-6 ROW ONE: Left to Right, P. Taylor, B. Devine, L. Bird, G. Holbert, M. Fox, G. Casella, M. Kane ROW TWO: N. Meidenbauer, R. Rozbaril, J.A. Perry, L, Michel, J. Lattimer, T. Snipler, J. Williams, D. Banford ROW THREE: R. Scaptura, L. Gutheil, D. Lewis, S. Pierce, D. Starr, G. Cook, L. Singer, D. Ingraham ROW FOUR: S. Fynboe, G. Bennett, A. Hurlburt, A. Kobbe, T. Vavra, A, Buchta, T. Baker, D. White 9-7 ROW ONE: Left to Right, P. Spak, S. Lentz, M. Franklin, S. Chape, B. Barrus, C. Dimmock, B. Ryall, D. Wood ROW TWO: P. Sasinek, C. Bolton, J. Bogart, J. Michaelson, L. Holt, K. DeZuba, M.A. Totman, R. Pratt ROW THREE: W. Johnson, D. Whittman, T. Crimmons, G. Bergfjord, K. Kirtpatrick, R, Schwakopf, B. Sivak ROW FOUR: D. Button, D. Starr, R. Vierling, D. Hamilton, G. Lindsey, W, M ers, G. Barrick l 9-8 ROW ONE: Left to Right, R. Scalone, G. Lynch, L. Moore, L. Tritten, K. Hancock, E. Woods, S. French, D. Beam ROW TWO: E. Hancock, S. Doren, C. Hughes, D. Bound, S. Drake, L. Krivanek, J. Clark, R. Beringer ROW THREE: G. Cron, F. Lucas, D. Vail, J. Jones, R. Kocak, E. Schwartz, D. Narsavage, R. Rosati ROW FOUR: T. Wilson, G. Praeger, M. Callea, E. Franklin, T. Stever, J. Sloboda, J. Quackenbush 8-1 ROW ONE: Left to Right, B. Kilts, R. Rodney, G. Flanagan, J. Fitch, L. Phillips, C. Jackowski, J. Dickinson ROW TWO: L. Abbott, J. Pickering, S. Zembek, L. Zembek, R. Speyer, C. Rapp, B. Roys ROWTHREE: R. Briggs, H. Vail, E. Wood, G. Lawson, S, Houpis, H. Walling, R. Roe ROW FOUR: A. Edwards, L. Snell, D. Snyder, P. Walters, E. Michael, R. O ' Connor j l( ROW ONE: Left to Right, A. McDonald, M. Hill, S. Coon, D. Stratton, B. Ruff, C. Sandwick, S. Keough, C. Slocum ROW TWO: S. Crounse, J. Larson, A. Truchan, M. Bassow, L. Johnson, J. Morreall, S. Smith, V. Dobbyn ROWTHREE: J. Butenko, W. Tozer, J. Reid, G 0 Stevens, W. Michalek ROW FOUR: C. Conrad, C. Brown, R. Franklin, M. Satterthwaite, J. Rennell ROW ONE: Left to Right, M. Bonney, J. Rosati, H. Fine, L. Shear, E. Allen, S. Tucker, D. Daniels ROW TWO: T. Chaffee, J. Schering, P. Worden, C. Kobbe, C. Smith, C. Liddic, D. Baker ROW THREE: G. Nelson, T. Edwards, L. Smith, M. Shurtleff, N, Mattrazzo, J. Brown, R. Hoadley ROW FOUR: R. Whitman, C. Harrison, W. Miller, J. Thomas, C. Whetsell, P. Matych ' til? H ip nM K m ■p H JHp me 1 V - 8-4 ROW ONE: Left to Right, S. Rinker, R, Swartwood, C. Mangan, E. Cross, B. Wood, D. Braid, K. Knapp, J. Golden ROW TWO: T. Todd, R. Potak, P. Randall, B. G ask ill, J. Mapes, M. Hogan, S. Russell, J. Atwater, C. Hinman ROW THREE: D. Messersmith, T. Wiegele, S. Clark, R. Hassinger, D. Wenn, R. Shurtleff, G. LeRoy, D. Rich, R. Moore ROW FOUR: R. Brewer, R. Gallarno, D. Newman, G. Ferris ROW ONE: Left to Right, S. McPherson, J. Pepernik, P. Fairchild, K. Collins, C. Morrisey, L, Fleeger, D. Hillard, J. Jagger ROW TWO: T, Zopp, T. Jardula, M, Berg, J. Beidleman, J. Palmisano, R, Boderka, D. Thomson ROW THREE: B. Knowles, K. Glover, B. Filan, D. Link, F. Sisson, B. Foote ROW FOUR: T. Vroman, D, Lewis, J. Casella, D. Graves, I. McWierter 8-6 ROW ONE: Left to Right, S. DeMatia, L. Eastman, L. Hatt, L, Cluck, L. Ottway, R. Lance, C. Jacob ROW TWO: H. Pu, B. Gresham, S. Stiles, S. Welch, S. Cole, K. Jennings, G. Decker, D. Mach ROW THREE: R. Hall, G. Scrip, T. Lott, S. Koven, G. Perih, R. Rhodes, R, Tremaine, H. Molter ROW FOUR: M. Withers, A. Montgomery, S. Lauback, F. Donohoe ROW ONE: Left to Right, S. Littlefield, J. Kroger, L. Kostyshak, D, Billo, D, Lewis, D. Beniamin, L. Gradt, S. Flemming, M. Herzog, R. Betkavsky ROW TWO: J. Clark, J. Follet, T. Knaphle, R. Reece, G. Puderpaugh, L. English, J. Marino, K. Jagger, J. Newell ROW THREE: T. Heysek, D. Hubbard, N. Montgomery, V. Martindale, G. Valentine, C. Parsons, F. Kunkel, W. Morgan ROW FOUR: R. Molessa, L. Deto, D. Akroto, R. Jones ROW ONE: Left to Right, E. Nicolai, J. Pruyn, N. Thompson, L, Summers, S. Ellis, D. Cleveland, B, Friend, C. Whiting, G. Wakeley ROW TWO: L. Lindsey, K. Okoniewski, K, Brigiotta, S. Eaton, F. St.John, S. Hansel, S. Taylor, J. Gammons, C. Pickett ROW THREE: J. Hatt, R. Geiger, K. DeFilipps, J. Shetterly, C. Woodworth, J. Lynch, M. Wilson, M. Kuruc ROW FOUR: W. Baylis, B. Wheeler, J. Lyon, G. Barvinchak, D. Brinsko ROW ONE: Left to Right, J. Mitrowitz, S. Corey, M. Norconk, M. Gruss, D. Forsythe, R. Torto, A. Ellsworth ROW TWO: C. Williams, S. Sage, B. Beers, T. Bernhardt, H. Hierl, P. Brooks, J. Worden ROW THREE: R. Tew, D. Hamilton, J. Reardon, D. Franklin, R. Lewis, D. Barber, J. Eggleston, J. Decker ROWFCUR: B. Smith, G. Brown, D. Mcpes, B. Koppe, T. Scott, D. Palmer 8-10 ROW ONE: Left to Right, H. Stormes, S. Holcomb, K. Cron, J. Starkweather, R. Robinson, P. Woodruff, J. Hanyon ROW TWO: S, Lunn, B. LeSuer, P. Barrick, D. Bruster, W. Hunt, C. Arquette ROW THREE: R. Welch, C. Ingram, C. Snyder, D. Olmstead. C. Lawson, B. Coon, E. Whieldon ROW FOUR: R. Skinner, G. Homza, C. Holbert, F. Stickle, P. Kocak 7-1 ROW ONE: Left to Right, L. Illsley, D. Link, B. Hitchcock, T. Moses, M. Moulthrop, J. Walker, C. Perkins, J. Donahue ROW TWO: R. Roberts, D. Desmond, S. Curtis, M. Molter, E. Silvernell, L. Sprague, C. Eastman, J. Barrett ROW THREE: R. Pierce, H. Smith, P. Robinson, R. Rittenhouse, C. Douglas, J. Heath, P. Henderson, T. Ward ROW ONE: Left to Right, W. Tesar, W. Boehmke, R. Majors, C. Axtell, D, Lewis, C. Lawrence, G, Tarbox, C. Bernauer ROW TWO: M. Wagstaff, N. Gilmore, G. Woodin, L. Lawton, L. Closs, S. Johnson, A. Cullen, S. Ives ROW THREE: J. Goldberger, W. Wallis, P. Rose, A. Williams, M. Scrivener, H. Hobart, T. McAvoy, J. Gerhardt ROW FOUR: L. Baker, P. Heier, J. Hancock, J. Christianson, G. Palm, D. Fleming, K. Haick, C, Boehmke, J. Coon ROW ONE: Left to Right, C. Krivanek, J. Baldwil, G. Brown, L. Dattoria, C. Butch, N. Heath, L. Knapp, F. Epstein ROW TWO: F. Bennett, D. Akroyd, W. Crawford, G. Fisher, H. Derr, D. Cooper, D. Hall, S, Freeh ROW THREE: C. Kittredge, S. Cunningham, G. Evans, J. Gruss, R. Follet, T. Graham, W. Warrick ROW FOUR: G. Chandler, M. Baker, E. Lawson, V. Ingraham, R. Booth, W. Goodale 7-4 ROW ONE: Left to Right, P. O ' Loughlin, B. Gehr, L. Kelley, C. Dawn, N. Kiehart, M. Birmingham, J. Bobbitt, V. Utter ROW TWO: S. Powell, J. Hamilton, G. Ivey, N. Fulkrod, P. Beman, C. Hissin, A. Fiato, F. Doetsch, M. Rose ROW THREE: K. Lance, D. Kingsbury, J. Mangan, K. Maines, R. Robinson, P. Heierman, R. Davis, W. Whittman, N. Singer ROW FOUR: G. Holcomb, B, Duncan, G. Dukerich, R. Leonard, W. Blossom, W. Chidester I h -S.V f S ROW ONE: Left to Right, C. Wescott, P. Finch, K. Davis, K. Kutch, S. Brown, D. Crimmins, J. Cermak ROW TWO: M. Rodgers, C. Pash, J. Gutheil, J. Haulton, D. Kocher, S. Ward, W. McPheeter, D. Cisz ROW THREE: H. Newby, D. Knapp, B. Dickinson, D. Hamilton, D. House, G. Michalek, A. Bakic ROW FOUR: P. Contra, R. Hickok, D. Dutcher, W. Rupert, D. Cross, R. Johnson 7-6 ROW ONE: Left to Right, B. Saam, S. Redmond, A. Wilson, C. Knapp, S. Lynch, J. Zimmer, M. Weston, G. Birdsell ROW TWO: R. Codington, J. Carey, M. Swingle, A. Wiegele, C. Dotman, L. Contra, V. Benscoter ROW THREE: J. Ziegenhorn, G. Stanton, D. Ulmer, J. Lawson, N. Eshleman, B. Fish, D. Torto, W. Pedley ROW FOUR: W. Tunison, A. Lyon, W. Whitman, M. Pratt, G. Worden, W. Rowe, R. Vlasak, R. Sail ROW ONE: Left to Right, G. VanDusen, G. Dayton, E. Sporanski, K, Graham, J. Slochta, D. Smith, R. Williams, R. Knowles ROW TWO: C. Hazlett, J. Simon ds, S. Bell, K. Cole, J. Milks, W. Dean, S. Ling, R. Pecka ROWTHREE: L. Williams, S. Wilbur, B. Bell, W. Bullock, C. Buck, W, Fahs, D. Hall, W. Perkins ROW FOUR: C. Woods, L. Jamieson, P. Johnson, J. Hamilton, B. Wilbur, L. Wheeler, J. Loomis ROW ONE: Left to Right, M. Katona, R. Melvin, D. Johnson, R. Hayward, W, Edwards, I. Randall, D. Hibbard, R. LaFave ROW TWO: L. Youngs, N. Sherman, S, Burns, J. Slick, M„ Rocks, D. Snyder, W. Mathews, D. Williams, H. Osterhout, B. Furgeson ROWTHREE: C. Pratt, L. Francis, S. Powell, M. Affeldt, B. Furgeson, B. Jackowski, G. Leighton, G. Saunders, D. Hibbard, P. Nickolson ,v - 7-9 ROW ONE: Left to Right, K. Raymond, E. Mathews, L. Trebilcock, L. Harris, M. Schwartz, S. Chuma, D. Gale, H. Gale, L. Bottle, B. Ingraham ROW TWO: J. Lieberum, E. Skope, L. Hayes, W. Clark, K. Bergmann, D. Snow, J. Doebler, R. Cox, S. Larrabee, R. Anderson ROW THREE: D. Carley, R, Randall, C. Sandell, T. Burnell, A. Turner, T. Jones, D. St. John 7-10 ROW ONE: Left to Right, E.Tritten, J. Paugh, S. Hitchcock, J. Holcomb, J. Cope, K. Houseberger, P. Coolidge, R. Johnson ROW TWO: R. Hitt, R. Whitman, J. Fisher, P. Nelson, J. Birmingham, H. Bennett, J. Hills, D. Griffin ROW THREE: R. Todack, N. Finch, C. Linville, W. Whittemare, D. ' aunders, W. Jacobs, D. Dewing, D. Truxal, J. Lynch 7-11 ROW ONE: Left to Right, B. Decker, L. Kisner, S. Root, S. Slocum ROW TWO: R. Stout, W. Tucker, J. Smith, W. Alton, D. Meyers ROW THREE: J. Heierman, S. Simonson, A. Valeriani, R. Kilmer, R. Clark 7-12 ROW ONE: Left to Right, D. Komorny, B. Hissin, G. Decker, K. Clark, G. Scott, D. Hoyt ROW TWO: F. Niles, E. Shampang, C. Meilem, J. Holbrook, D. Pangbum, C. Scott, R. Alton Remember? The singing of the birthday song during the lunch hour. ' iO ,0$ o ' s cV oO’ 0 ' National Bring Your Lunch Day. National Tie Day. National Shade Day. Miss Youmans ' loving manner. 56 ROW ONE: Left to Right, J. Cook, R. Reece, B. Blair, R. Rose, C. Crayton, C. Wheeler, J. Branick ROW TWO: H. Graham, N. Duncan, M. Axtell, J. Williams, J. Lyons, T. Hauser, E. Hogg, D. Lord, M. Ryan, R. Beebe, J. Rhydderch, C. Shafer, M. Fish, P. Brooks, P. O ' Loughlin The Student Council, governing organization of the student body, has as its main objectives service and leadership to the school. It is the only student organization in which students ' ideas are brought up and considered. The projects for the year 1960-1961 were: the traditional dance, The First Fall Fling, the sale of athletic passes for football and basketball games, the sale of Chenango Valley sweat shirts, and a safety program to aid students walking to and from school. A new function the Student Council is undertaking is the foreign exchange student program in cooperation with the Parent Teachers Association. The Student Council this year worked unceasingly towards a goal of good sportsmanship and leadership among students and administration under the supervision of their advisor, Mrs. Helen Henderson. The officers of the 1960-1961 Student Council were: Presi¬ dent, Robert Rose; Vice President, Charlotte Crayton; Secretary, Bonnie Blair; Assistant Secretary, Carol Wheeler; Treasurer, Richard Reece; Assistant Treasurer, Jack Cook; Delegates at Large, Judy Branick and Thomas Houser. 58 Warrior The Warrior staff, under the leadership of Mr. Charles Osborne, has worked diligently to complete the 1961 annual. Much of the credit for the completion of this year ' s book can be given to the editor-in-chief, Shirley Dunn. She has assumed the role as sole chief editor and the responsibilities of business and finances. Her right-hand assistant, Carla Lawson, literary editor, was in charge of all literary work on the yearbook. Other members of the staff were: Diane Brownlow, layout editor; Christine Lawrence, senior editor; Beverly Agard typing editor; and Junior editors, Judy Carkner, corresponding secretary; and Charlene Harris, Art editor. The art and commercial depart¬ ments and Photography Club have also helped a great deal in the yearbook ' s completion. All students working on the yearbook staff were given an opportunity to gain background and experience in journalism while performing a service to the school. They began layout work in the spring of 1960 and continued with articles and advertising in the fall. The yearbook is a pictorial view of all phases of education and life at Chenango Valley. ROW ONE: Left to Right, J. Murphy, N. House, J. Carkner, C. Lawrence, Mr. Osborne, S. Dunn, C. Lawson, C. Harris, B. Agard, R. Marier ROW TWO: K. Haley, M. Fish, L. Jagger, L. Gilmore, C. Crayton, B. Blair, J. Bender, S. Hayes, J. Bigart, K. Shimrock, K. Hillier, R. Donahue ROW THREE: R. Scott, S. Hider, S. Canders, K. Cox, M. Axtell, J. Rhinehuls, B. Lalley, B. Harris, N. Hunt, J. Marino, P. Jennings ROW FOUR: S. LeClerc, N. Kipp, M. Hall, C. Welch, J. LaRusso, B. Longo, J. Biedlingmaier, A. Youngs, L. Ziegenhorn, B. Spak, D. Decker ROW FIVE: D. Cooper, S. Howard, J. Harrison, J. Atwater, M. Mangan, S. Wallis, S. Ahlberg, M. Fahs ROW ONE: Left to Right, J. Bullock, B. Lester, B. Agard, K. Shimrock, P. Meidenbauer, J. Hughes ROW TWO: J. LaRusso, S. Ferris, S. Wilson, C. Welch, B. Spak, R. Donahue, K. Gee, J. Harrison, J. Cooper, N. Meidenbauer, O. Casewell, J. Atwater, M. White, S. Ahape, B. Fisher, S. Hider, B. VonOpel, S. Duncan, S. LeClerc Every year the Quill staff endeavors and strives to create issues of the paper that will be better than the preceding year. This faithful group has worked diligently to produce a Quill with improved writing and a varying theme. Regular features include a College and Career Corner, Skylight Perch, and a commentary on current events - The News In Brief. Under the excellent supervision of Mrs. Snowden Crandall, Mrs. Marion Copeland, and Mrs. Elizabeth Laster, the staff has put forth tireless effort in planning the publication of the Quill. Pat Meidenbauer and Karen Shimrock, as co-editors, planned the framework for each issue, along with associate editors: Gary Lewis, Barbara Spak, Barbara Lester, Judy Potter, and Judy Hughes. Art and layout are arranged by Diane Brownlow, Barbara Van Opel, Charlene Harris, and Paul Williams. Student Patrol ROW ONE: Left to Right, C. Crayton, B. Blair, S. H erman, B . Lai ly, C. Churchill, E. Novak, C. Lawson, A. Truchan ROW TWO: N. Maguire, J. Carkner, J. Bigart, F. St. John, L. Zembeck, P. Michael, T. Gammons ROW THREE: E. Hogg, T. Houser, J. Stone, T. Knaphle, M. Launikitis, R. Reece, D. Holcolm ROW FOUR: J. Hogan, E. Krajca, D. Lampman The purpose of the Student Patrol is to maintain order in the halls and provide any service the ad¬ ministration may request of this organization. Objectives of the Student Patrol are to promote good citizenship among the students, promote service throughout the membership, create responsibility through membership, and promote loyalty and pride in their school. A minimum of six meetings is held each year, and they are conducted according to parliamentary procedure. Officers for the school year of 1960-1961 are Carla Lawson, President; Edward Krajca, Vice-President; and Ed Hoag, Treasurer. Their supervisor is Mr. Stanley Woodin. Receptionists ROW ONE: Left to Right, B. Blair, P. Jordan, M. Fish, E. Champagne, M. S ha 11 e r, J . Bender, S. Hayes, N . House, L. Jagger, L. Gilmore, J. Potak ROW TWO: C. Crayton, K. Haley, B. Spak, J. Rhinehuls, M. Axtell, M. Livernoche, M. DeDio, J. Williams, K. Fernald, S. Hawley, J. Carkner ROW THREE: B. Gates, S. Ferris, J. Kluchka, L. Harding, S. Williams, B. Previte, M. Shaw, K. Cox, K. Shimrock, L. Decker, C. Hatt ROW FOUR: D. Pratt, S. Ennis, L. Dewing, S. Dunn, J . Marino, J . Bullock, J. Surakus, D. Cooper, M. Mangan, J. Biedl ingmaier The Receptionists is a group of about fifty girls and boys from the Junior and Senior classes. The purpose of the organization is to keep order in the corridors during classes, and act as guides to any visitors at Chenango Valley. A receptionists member can be found in the main lobby the second floor near room 206, and in the library. Kathy Cox and Lee Gilmore were selected to make out the clubs ' assignment schedules under their new advisor, Mrs. Copland who succeeded Mrs. McChesney. 6 1 Senior Band ROW ONE: Left to Right, J. Gay, D. Heller, L. Cornwell, C. Lawrence, T. Gammons, L. Bennett, J. Davis ROW TWO: E. Artley, J. Hughes, G. Brader, P. Slocum, R. Huckle, R. Einfeldt, J. Slagle ROW THREE: R. Gilmore, M. Bradley, J. Winchell, K. Turnbull, B. Vergason, D. Wombacker, J. Lattimer, R. Fyfe ROW FOUR: T. Whteldon, L. VanKuren, J. Cook, C. Churchill, B. Bender, G. Fahs, K. Wood ROW FIVE: G. Cook, J. Barber, J. Gerrity, J. Cook, L. Singer, R. Miller, S. Piatt ROW SIX: S. Fynboe, M. Callea, B. Schenk, J. Redmond, S. Slocum, B. Rogers, R. Fynboe, C. Miller The Senior Band, under the direction of Mr. Charles A. Fleming, is an important element in our extracurricular activities. In addition to playing at pep rallies, football games, assemblies, gradu¬ ation exercises, and marching in various community parades each year, the Senior Band plays an annual concert for elementary students. The band also presents an annual spring concert in con¬ junction with the Senior Chorus, and participates in the New York State School Music Association Competitions and Band Day at Cornell. The aim of this active organization is to stimulate music appreciation and develop individual skills. emor a jo rettes The Senior Majorettes, under the leader¬ ship of Mrs. Joan Chubbuck, is a color¬ ful addition to our Senior Band. This at¬ tractive group participates in community parades and football games. ROW ONE: Left to Right, B. Previte, D. Jamieson ROW TWO: J. Smith, J. Gervais, P. Hoadley. Junior High Band The Junior High Band is one of the old¬ est organizations in our school. Its function at present is to provide Junior High students a chance to exhibit their musical talent. The band is directed by Mr. Fako. ROW ONE: Left to Right, L. Kostyshak, D. Billo, D. Lewis, R. Thomas, J. Starkeweather, K. Knapp, J. Newell, K. Jagger, R. Reece, T . Knaphle, T. Warner, R. Snyder, M. Satterthwaete ROW TWO: Left to Right, S . Littl efield, D . Stratton, E. Tingley, J. Sheffer, L. Grady, A. Truchan, J. Clark, B. Morgan, D. Akroyd, B. Baylis, D. Dewing, T. Heysek ROW THREE: S. Fleming, M. Herzog, R. Berkavsky, J. Kraeger, D. Benjamin, G. Puderbaugh, S. Slocum, F. Stickle, V. Martindale, F. Kunkel, C. Parson, G. Valentine ROW FOUR: F. Epstein, T. Wiegle, T. Vroman, J. Rennell, J. Foller, R. Molessa, B. Flowers, G. Webb, J. Marino, L. English, N. Montgomery, G. Fisher ROW FIVE: W. Tunison, T. Graham, D. Akroyd, H. Newby, C. Krivanek, G. Brown, C. Butch, A. Wiegle, M. Swingle, E. Lawson, M. Weston, L. Knapp, M. Rose ROW SIX: M. Baker, L. Deyo, H. Derr, B. Rowe, G. Worden, W. McPheeter, S. Freech, D. Kingsbury, D. Cooper, G. Chandler, S. Larrabee, R. Leonard, D. Knapp. Junior Majorettes Color Guard Along with the cheerleaders, the majorettes contribute much to school spirit at Chenango Valley. Directed by Mr. Charles Flemming, the Junior Majorettes march with the band at all the home football games. ROW ONE: Left to Right, S. Johnson, T. Westcott ROW TWO: S. Cole, B. Kilts AB¬ SENT: C. Hinman, J. Zimmer LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Turnbull, C. Churchill, C. Weston, K. Haley Senior Chorus ROW ONE: Left to Right, Mrs. Parson, B. Vergason, J. Ford, S. Keasch, E. Shampang, B. Shupp, M. Stevens, J. Biedlingmaier, K. Hillier, J. Marino, M. O ' Neil, C. Crayton, P. Ward, B. Lalley, S. Dunn ROW TWO: B. Spak, D. Kostun, J. Compton, E. Harrison, K. Norris, H. O ' Connor, M. Fish, S. Taylor, S. Scanlon, N. House, S. Holbert, P. Graham, S. Perkins, J. Carkner, N. Shaver ROW THREE: C. Hughes, C. Johnston, S. Olson, B. Newman, J. Layton, R. Lawyer, J. Wilkins, P. Michaels, B. Rogers, L. Jagger, P. Hoyt, L. Barton, L. Gilmore, E. Brown ROW FOUR: S. Duncan, M. Gunther, M. Kovacs, A. Sission, R. Bird, L. Vankuren, E. Valentine, C. Meeker, P. O ' Neil, S. Hawley, J. Bigart ROW FIVE: J. Kluchka, L. Parsons, J. Comstock, D. Chandler, W. Brownlow, E. Pease, D. Lord, D. Heller, C. Lawson, J. DiDazio The seventy-member Senior Chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Avis Parsons, rehearses three times weekly in preparation for its various performances. At Christmas time the chorus appeared for the first time in new red and gray choir robes. The highlight of the year was the annual spring concert, given in collaboration with the Senior Band. 6-Teens 64 SEATED: S. Hawley STANDING: Left to Right, B. Blair, J. Biedlingmaier, B. Veigeison, C. Crayton, S. Dunn, J. Marino The Six-Teens is a group of girls ' voices which meets weekly under the direction of Mrs. Avis Parsons. The sextet per¬ forms for school and community functions when a small group of entertainment is desired. Junior Chorus Dance Band ROW ONE: Left to Right, P. Anderson, C. Smith, K. Conroy, J. Johnson, A. Bakic, J. Morreall, P. Jones, L. Drivanek, S. Agard, S. Bingham, B. Beers, M. Birmingham ROW TWO: D. Beam, N. Meidenbauer, S. Chape, S. Doren, C. Bolton, P. Spak, P. Brooks, C. Ninman, J. Atwater, R. Sprayer, J. Rakowski, J. Golden ROW THREE: N. Rodney, N . Singer, C. Wescott, S. Ward, B. Wood, E. Allen, C. Kobbe, N. Rodney, T. Bernhardt, S. Sage, L. Tritten, B. Kilts ROW FOUR: J. Eggleston, D. Lewis, B. Tozer, D. Briggs, M. Norconk, M. A. Gruss, S. Tucker, K. Wheeler, D. Crimmins, K. Kutch, M. Rogers ROW FIVE: F. Sisson, R. Robinson, D. Baker, J. Crosby, T. Baker, G. Stanton, R. Davis The Jr. Chorus was organized four years ago to give musical training to junior high students interested in becoming Sr. Chorus members. It meets twice weekly under the direction of Mrs. Avis Parsons and consists of fifty-five members. A Christmas assembly and spring Concert, given with the Jr. Band, are the two annual programs presented by this organization. The purpose of the Dance Band, a new group at Chenango Valle) this year is to stimulate interest and technique in dance music. Although they were not too active this year, the boys plan to have more experiences next year. 65 ROW ONE: Left to Right, R. Brutvan, M. Callea ROW TWO: J. Barber, J. Cook, R. Huckle, G. Brader ROW THREE: L. Deyo, D. Heller, L. Cornwall Debate Club ROW ONE: Left to Right, B. Lester, S. Cushman, J. Cook, J. Marino, S. Dunean ROW TWO: B. Longo, B. Spak, J. Williams, M. DeDio, B. Fisherl ROW THREE: B. Pomeroy, J. Narsavage, M. Mikolas, D. Daddazio, J. Murphy The Chenango Valley Senior High Debate Club, under the sponsorship of Miss Angelopoulas, has been active in high school debates this past year. They have traveled to area high schools and have been the host to other high school debate clubs. The debate topic for this school year has been the New York State topic: Resolved- That the United Nations should be significantly strengthened. The club has also been debating on topics pertaining to the interests of high school students. The purpose of Debate Club is to give its members an opportunity to learn to think and speak effectively in front of an audience. It also offers a chance to argue the merits of current problems efficiently. The officers for 1960-1961 are President, Jack Cook; Vice-President, Barbara Lester; Secretary, Sandra Cushman; and Treasurer, Bill Pomeroy. Merit Badge Club ROW ONE: Tom Scott ROW TWO: Left to Right, H. Derr, R. Randall, R. Rhodes, C. Race, J. Clark, R. Tremaine, M. Satterthwaite The Merit Badge Club is under the direction of Mrs. Lora Lawrence. The boys work to earn badges in: Citizenship in the Community; World Brotherhood; Citizenship in the Nation. These badges are used in earning a Star, Eagle, or Life Ranking. The President is Tom Scott; Treasurer Richard Tramaine. Twirling Club The newly organized club is under the instructions of Mr. John Smetzler. Baton and flag baton are taught to girls in the club.The twirling club performs for concerts, parades and twirling compe¬ tition. The officers are President Joyce Gervais; Secretary, Jo Ann Smith. ROW ONE: Left to Right, B. Bradley, P. Hoadly, J. Gervais, B. Previte, D. Jameison ROW TWO: B. Kilts, S. Johnson, L. Dattoria, J. Zimmer, S. Cole, C. Krivanek, C. Hinman, N. Fulkrod, N. Shermon, K. Raymond 66 Senior Honor Society ROW ONE: Left to Right, M. Cook, J. Hughes, E. Shampang, L. Ziegenhorn, S. Dunn, M. Axtell, C. Lawson, C. Crayton ROW TWO: L. Friend, S. Tewes, M. Michael, D. Cooper, S. Canders, C. Harris, M. Mangan, J. Narsavage ROW THREE: J. Cook, G. Brader, J. Bloodgood, M. Launkitis, B. Barrus, W. Pameroy, J. Cook The first National Senior Honor Society at Chenango Valley was founded in February 1960. The Society is pledged to service, and its main activities are devoted to helping other organizations in the school. During the past school year the Honor Society offered their services at Parents ' Night and Career Day. Its members are selected annually on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service and character. Under the supervision of Mrs. Zenon Janowski and Mr. George Youngstrom, the Honor Society works to maintain a strong organization. The officers are: Jack Cook. President; Mathew Launikitis, Vice-President; Mimi Mangan, Secretary; Jim Cook, Treasurer; and Joe Narsavage, Sergeant—at—arms. JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY Junior Honor Society The Junior Honor Society, under the super¬ vision of Mrs. Avis Parsons, gives recognition to the students who earn and maintain high scholarship requirements and who meet excellent standards in citizenship, leader¬ ship, service and character. Money-making projects are planned and executed with a dual purpose. The first is to give an award to a graduating high school senior and to hold an annual social event for the club ' s members and guests. The second is to take an active part in working together on these projects, learning the importance of the individual for the success of the whole group . ROW ONE: Left to Right, C. Bolten, P. Spak, I. Lyons, R. Stratton, N. Meidenbauer, C. Marks, S. Lentz, S. Chapes, M. Franklin, A. Muska ROW TWO: B. Divine, S. Agard, M. F. Sears, P. Whitman, J. Branick, P. Jones, S. Germond, L. Krivanick, K. Larson, M. Kane, J. Majercik ROW THREE: A. Hierl, A. Gould, J. Constable, J. Williams, A. Erb, S. Bigwood, P. Parrotte, J. Hogg, K. Hancock, J. Speer, L. Gutheil ROW FOUR: C. Shafer, G. Anderson, J. Quackenbush, J. Preager, M. Zimmerman, P. Connelly, R. Goodspeed, J. Rhyderick, R. Wellman, B. Sivak, J. Sloboda ROW FIVE: J. S. Pierce, G. McCormick, J. Crosby, G. Bergfuord, D. Lewis, M. Fahs, G. Cook, J. Jones 67 Business Club 4 i : 1 n i r ROW ONE: Left to Right, P. Knapp, B. Lane, S. Williams, K. Fernald, M. Popeck, S. Vaughn, M. Cook, W. Illsley ROW TWO: B. Gates, N. Holbert, M. Popeck, G. Parsons, J. Matts, L. Clearwater, B. Previte, M. Shaw, H. Young ROW THREE: J. Marino, S. Buchta, C. Lusk, K. Gale, L. Harding, R. Donahue, D. O ' Brien, B. Agard, M. Fish Business Club is organized to assist the teachers in any typing or mimeographing work. The members learn how to operate various business machines. The club enter¬ tains speakers and takes field trips to local business organizations to learn more about the business world. The officers are: Presi¬ dent, Marsha Fish; Vice President, Beverly Agard; Treasurer, Regina Donahue;and Secretary, Jessie Marino. Key Club Key Club, primarily a service organization, is composed of senior-high boys who meet the scholastic requirement and are recommended by the principal or guidance counselor as possess¬ ors of potential leadership qualities in addition to the citizenship requirement. We Build, is the Key Club motto, and the boys exemplify the spirit in their service to school and community. Key Club Projects for 1960-61 included: as¬ sistance to Student Loan Fund; parents ' night; clean up community cemeteries; candy sale and a school dance. Officers were: President, Brian Barrus; Vice-President, Robert Slagle; Secretary, Craig Thomas; Treasurer, Robert Booth. ROW ONE: Left to Right, C. Brandow, J. Cook, R. Marier, J. Cook, R. Booth ROW TWO: R. Slagle, D. Holcomb, M. Scott, M. Mikolas, D. Almy, G. Lewis, G. Harris ROW THREE: M. Benjamin, J. Lees, R. Fyfe, B. Morton, T. Jones, J. Barbar, D. Baker, A. Cullen ROW FOUR: R. Rose, G. Hitchcock, ?, J. Peppernick, B. Barrus, B. Pomeroy, W. Doren. 68 Senior Red Cross ROW ONE: Left to Right, K. Haley, P. Michael, B. Harris, P. Ward, 5. Hider, S. Cushman, S. Ennis, E. Knapp, J. Palmisano, P. Jordan, S. Ferris ROW TWO: E. Novak, B. Spak, S. Manning, K. Fernald, B. Newman, D. Fix, P. Hoyt, A. Sheffer, B. Gates, J. Kluchka ROW THREE: K. Beale, B. Lester, L. Alton, C. Lawson, C. Birmingham, B. Rogers, M. Griswold, S. Taylor, N. Sargent, L. Dewing, S. Douglass ROW FOUR: B. Layton, J. Knapp, J. Lawson, C. Hughes, L. Meyers, L. Gilmore, B. Lotter, J. Surakus, D. Pratt, C. Welch, J. La Russo ROW FIVE: L. Harding, J. Liedl ingmaier, M. Wagstaff, P. Ingwall, O. Caswell, M. Crounse Another of our service organizations is the Senior Council of the Junior Red Cross. It is open to students who want to better their school and their community. The club has been very active this year, and at present, its members are working for the Waldron Trophy. This trophy has been award¬ ed to the Chenango Valley Council for two years in a row, but it must be awarded to them again this year in order for the trophy to be kept permanently. This cup is awarded for outstanding service in the Broome County area. The club put on a Christmas party for a ward at State Hospital and also sent Christmas cards to the Broome County Hospital. The annual drive was a big success this year. The officers are: President, Sandy Cushman; Vice President, Sally Ferris; Treasurer, Sandy Hider; and Secretary, Sherry Wilson. Junior Red Cross The Junior Council of the Junior Red Cross was organized on the same basis and worked toward the same objectives as the Senior Council. This year, they worked with the Senior Council in their annual Red Cross drive, and as a Christmas gesture, they distributed oranges at the Broome County Home. Another project was the repairing of old books and the distribution of them to the children ' s wards in the area hospitals. The officers are: Presi dent, Rich ar d Fol let; V ice President, Nancy Gilmore; Treasurer, James Lynch; and Secretary, Martha Wagstaff. ROW ONE: C. Lawrence, L. Gilmore, M. Wagstaff ROW TWO: P. Heirman, J. Baldwin 69 Senior Dramatics Club ROW ONE: Left to Right, B. Bevins, M. Crounse, P. Wonbacker, S. Saunders, S. Buchta, S. LeClerc, S. Ennis, S. Hider, S. Howard, J. Harrison, J. Cooper ROW TWO: S. Wallis, C. Hatt, O. Caswell, N. Sergent, C. Johnston, P. Foland, A. Young, L. Ziegenhorn, J. Atwater, K. Haley ROW THREE: J. La Russo, C. Welsh, S. Wallace, K. Hillier, J. Marino, L. Kenyon, M. Benscoter, J. Palmisano, L. Gilmore ROW FOUR: N. Holt, S. Ferris, B. Spak, S. Tewes, C. Crayton, P. Jennings, J. Bullock, M. Mangan, J. Gerr, J. Carkner, K. Beales ROW FIVE: D. Lord, R. Hall, C. Frey, J. Biedlingmaier, J. Bigart, B. Lalley, D. Jamieson, R. Scott, D. O ' Brien, D. Gerhardt, T. Mee ROW SIX: L. Barton, J. Previte, S. Ahlberg, D. Rennell, M. Wagstaff, M. Scott, M. Mikolas, P. Ingwall, L. Wade, N. Maguire, S. Herman SENIOR DRAMATICS CLUB The Senior High Dramatics Club this year chose for its annual three-act play, The Lively Arts of Sister Gervaise. In addition, the club presented a one-act play in the spring for Civic Theater. The members produced the plays on their own under the direction of Mrs. Barbara Cornick. The students were not only provided with the chance to make use of their dramatic talents but they also learned the fundamentals of putting on a stage production. Some of the aspects they became . familiar with were stage direction, applying make-up, wardrobe, and publicity. The officers for 1960-1961 were: President, Curtis Frey; Vice President, Mimi Mangan; Secretary, Sylvia Tewes; and Treasurer, David Lord. Junior Dramatics Club ROW ONE: S. Hansal, F. St. John, J. Branick, S. Smith, S. Ellis, J. Morreall, R. Goodspeed, S. Russell, J. Dickinson, S. Taylor, S. Stiles, P. J. Brooks ROW TWO: G. Decker, K. Okoniewski, K. Brigotta, D. Cleveland, J. Gammons, S. Rinker, J. Larson, J. Atwater, K. Murphy, V. Dobbin, D. Benjamin, C. Hinman, L. Kostyshak ROW THREE: N. Thompson, C. Pickett, T. Todd, R. Potak, E. Allen, R. Speyer, S. McPherson, L. Johnson, M. Bassow, L. Galloway, S. Doren, B. Gresham ROW FOUR: C. Whiting, E. Friend, B. Wood, R. Gallarno, T. Wilson, B. Wheeler, F. Kunket, L. Grady, G. Puderbaugh, S. Keogh, S. Sandwick, Miss Benn ROW FIVE: M. F. Sears, S. Chappe, J. Hogg, B. Devine, K. Hancock, S. Bigwood, J. Majercik, L. Gutheil, G. Praeger, A. Musca, S. Lance, D. Billow. The Junior Dramatics Club was organized to provide junior high students with an opportunity to perform before an audience. The club ' s annual three-act play was In the Merry Month of May, presented under the direction of Miss Audrey Benn. The club also presented a Christmas Pageant in co-operation with the Junior and Senior Choruses. 70 ROW ONE: Left to Right, W. Illsley, B. Shampang, J. Forkey, S. Pierce, E. Lee ROW TWO: S. Bucci, M. Reardon, S. Codington, B. Beringer, T. Knapp ROW THREE: G. Laris, J. Redmond, A. Warner, W. Vermilya, D. Heller, J. Eaton Projectionists Club The Projectionist Club, under the guidance of Mr. DeCastro, meets twice a month. The purpose of this organization is to teach interested students at Chenango Valley the operation of movie and slide projectors. These students use their free time showing films to regular classes and assemblies. Technical Crew One of the service organizations of the school is the Technical Crew, better known as the Tech Crew. It was organized to provide proper lighting and sound at plays, assemblies and other activities around the school. The Tech Crew is under the di¬ rection of Mr. Lawrence with Ed Hoag as president and Dick Brutvan as secretary-treasurer. LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Houpus, T. Vroman, G. Bergford, M. Scott, C. Axtell, E. Hogg, B. Huckle, Mr. Lawrence Radio Club Wanted: More interested people in amateur radio. That could have been the Radio Club ' s slogan for this year. Meeting on Friday, the club has tried to improve the code and get other students at Chenango Valley interested in membership. The members have radio communications over KQRS station set up in the meeting room. It is a student owned project under the direction of Mr. Zenon Janowski. ROW ONE: Left to Right, R.Marier, D. Franklin, S. Koven, G.Perih, R. Jones ROW TWO: B. Pomeroy, D. Daddazio, M. Carnese, J. Eaton, A. Cullen 71 ROW ONE: M. Axtell, L. Kadian, D. Young, B. Longo, M. Mangan ROW TWO: N. Kipp, B. VonOpel, C. Harris, D. Brownlow, Mrs. Lester ROW THREE: R. Beebe, N. Shaver, R. Hill, L. VanKuren, D. Lucik The Senior Art Club, under the leadership of Mrs. Lester, is composed of students that are interested in the various types of art. It enables them to further their knowledge and skill in art by working after school on art projects. This organization is also a valuable service club to the school. They are always wi I ling to do any artwork and posters which wi 11 benefit the school. Photography Club ROW ONE: Left to Right, S. Pierce, D. Hubbard, J . Marino, R. Scaptura ROW TWO: J. Bullock, K. Haley, S. Manning ROW THREE: D. Bigelow, B. Barrus Twelve boys and girls, under the direction of Mr. George Youngstrom, meet every two weeks to learn all phases of photography. This group, known as the Photography Club, has at its dis¬ posal fine photographic equipment, including a press camera. In the past the members of Photog¬ raphy Club developed pictures for the public to earn money. The officers for 1960-1961 are: President, Brian Barris; Vice-President, Rocky Scaptura; Secretary, Kathy Haley; Treasurer, Joy Bu I lock . 72 fe Chemistry Lab Assistants ROW ONE: Left to Right, M. Mangan, C. Lawson, S. Cushman, M. Shaller ROW TWO: D. Littlefield, L. Friend, J. Narsavaqe, W. Hardie. O. Nilsen The Ch emisfry Lab Assistants main job was that of getting materials ready for use in chemistry labs. They also set up apparatus, alphabetized chemicals in the storage room, and kept the glassware clean. The group planned to add to their chemical background by taking several field trips. The Biology Club, a new organization this year at Chenango Valley, is under the leadership of Mrs. Marilyn Ross. This club enables biology students to make further studies of biological subjects not covered or required in biology classes. At monthly meetings the members plan demonstrations, discussions, and field trips. Other meetings are held during the month at which members can wor k individually or jointly on projects of personal interest. One of Biology Club ' s demonstrations this year was the dissection of Myrtle the turtle. ROW ONE: Left to Right, M. Biedlingmaier, J. Previt, G. Knapp, J. Palmisano, D, Rail, B. Gates, S. Doren, C. Bolton ROW TWO: C. Hughes, Malvina Fox, L. Alton, Q. Caswell, P. Ingwall, L. Dewing, P. Jordan, C. Hatt ROW THREE: L. Tritten, N. Kuhl, M. Franklin, J. Surakus, C. Surakus, M. Spak, L. Gerhardt The Future Homemakers of America is affiliated with the National and State Organization. Membership is open to grades 9 through 12. The purpose of this organization is to further interest in home economics, develop creative leadership, provide individual and group recreation, and improve personal and social living. Fifty cents a year is paid as dues to be a member of the State chapter. The Future Homemakers of America sponsors the faculty tea, the spring fashion show and other activities planned by the members. Officers are Joy Palmisano, President; Barbara Gates, Vice-President; Dorothy Rail, Secretary; Sandy Doren, Treasurer; and Christine Bolton, Publicity Chairman. Miss Martha Millen and Mrs. Catherine Milham are the co-sponsors. ROW ONE: Left to Right, C. Lawson, S. Zeggart, D. Beam, J. Irving, B. Bradley, P. Brooks, B. Bevins ROW TWO: R. Speyer, P. Jordan, S. Keech, M. A. Kovacs, S. Robbins, J. Matts, M. Truxal, E. Barnes ROW THREE: C. Brandow, S. McPherson, S. Douglas, C. Johnson, C. Lane, S. Agard, L. Bird, P. Whitmas, J. Reid ROW FOUR: J. LaRusso, C. Welch, M. Benscoter, P. Foland, S. Ahlberg, E. Harrison The Librarians are known to Mrs. Beebe and Mrs. Robinson as their assistants. These as¬ sistants do the majority of the desk work in the library, including signing corridor permits and counting library passes. Their help is greatly appreciated by the librarians. 74 I (HZ H(D-(I)(D 3 3m-r (I) 31 HI X l HI l 01 m 3) C H C H 0-3Jm no Varsity Football ROW ONE: Left to Right, D. Totman, K. Slocum, J. Comstock, B. Brown, K. Anderson, J. Corey, J. Benjamin, J. Derr, D. Link ROW TWO: G. Warner, C. House, C. Slocum, M. Carnese, B. Har ison, B. Barrus, R. Severa, G. Cooke ROW THREE: Coach Smyk, Head-Coach Durbin, D. Lord, D. Panko, B. O ' Loughlin, B. Connelly, M. Ryan, R. Slagle Chenango Valley ' s 1960 football team ran into one of the most common problems that football teams face - injuries. The first of these injuries occurred before the first game and probably accounted for the let-down which our team suffered in its first game loss to Waterloo. The team rebounded, however, in its next two games to defeat Carthage and Eastwood in shutouts. In both games C.V. was the underdog to two of the toughest teams on its schedule. In the Owego game the team ' s injury jinx reached its peak when eight of the starting eleven players were struck down. The next two Saturdays the team bounced back with a resounding victory over Greene and a hard fought victory over Windsor. The following week, the Warriors could not cope with Sidney ' s undefeated powerhouse. At Homer on Veterans ' Day, C.V. fought hard only to lose a heartbreaker. The team ended the season with a 4-4 record, not a great one, but a good one considering the over- al I picture. 76 13-19 20 - 0 13- 0 7-26 48-18 13- 6 6-36 0 - 6 Waterloo Carthage Eastwood Owego Greene Windsor Sidney Homer Junior Varsity Football ROW ONE: Left to Right, R. Gamble, T. Stever, J. Biedlingmaier, D. Flynn, D. Stanton, J. Truchan ROW TWO: B. Connelly, M. Ryan, E. Minor, P. Kane, T. Clifford, M. Bradley, D. Martindale, W. Vermylia, D. Rinker The 1961 version of fhe little Warriors showed great promise in years to come, despite their 2-4 record. Under the guidance of Mr. Newton, the future varsity players learned the fundamentals and plays which will help them in their future football years at C.V. The J.V. ' s poor record can be explained by the fact that most of the opposing teams were reinforced by varsity players. CV 6 Susquehanna Valley 45 CV 13 Greene 14 CV 28 Windsor 0 CV 6 Whitney Point 26 CV 0 Johnson City 19 CV 44 Norwich 0 Ninth Grade Football ROW ONE: Left to Right, J. Worden, D. Lewis, R. Pratt, D. Benjamin, R. Scaptura, D. Shelly, D. Whitman, M. Fahs, D. Franklin, Coach Kalode ROW TWO: A. Hierl, P. Sasinek, B. Chetister, D. Jones, W. Goodale, C. Walling, B. House, J. Milks, J. Gates ROW THREE: T. Scala, R. Holmes, S. Clark, T. Macko, B. Myers, J. Stone, R. Anderson, T. Jardula, J. Biedleman All the Junior High boys who decided to try their muscles in football this year were given their chance on the 1960 Freshman squad. Since most of their opponents were Southern Tier Conference Schools, their record of 1-3-1 was reasonable. 77 ROW ONE: Left to Right, R. Beebe, Manager; M. Barber, Asst. Manager ROW TWO: T. McKee, R. Reece, D. Caughey, B. Slagle, G. Hithcock, Coach Sharpesteen, G. Campbell, R. Lampman, K. Slocum, J. Hitt, E. Krajca asketball Chenango Valley ' s 1961 Varsity Basketball team lunged into the season like a lion, exactly the opposite from last year ' s team. In their first game the Warriors hit hard and beat Greene ' s Trojans by a wide margin. The following game was against their traditional rival, Owego, and they came through with an important victory. The Warriors next made trips to Johnson City and Central and in each case extended their winning streak. The fifth victim was Union Endicott ' s highly rated team. Against undefeated Vestal, the team ran into shooting difficulties and fell in a hard fought battle. The Warriors rebounded to win the Sidney Christmas Tournament by defeating Cooperstown and host, Sidney. This was the second year in a row that Chenango Valley had won this tourna¬ ment. Dick Reece, the Warriors ' Co-Captain, set a tournament record by scoring 31 points against Cooperstown and was named most valuable player of the tournament. C.V. next swept over Norwich. The team ran into difficulties in the next three games. At Owego, the game went into sudden death overtime before the Warriors succumbed. The next loss was to Binghamton North and then for the second time this year, Vestal defeated C.V. The team bounded back, however, to de¬ feat Homer and a graduation-weakened North team. J.C 0 the hottest team in the Southern Tier at the end of the season, got the best of the Warriors in their next game. In the Sidney game, Dick Reece, one of the highest scorers in the Triple Cities, set a new school record by scoring 32 points. The Warriors soundly defeated U.E. and held them to 37 points. This has been a good year for our Warrior Varsity Basketball team, coached by Arthur Sharpsteen. Good job, boys! Greene 39 Owego 47 Johnson City 58 Central 56 Union Endicott 42 Vestal 57 Cooperstown 54 Sidney 43 Norwich 54 Owego 44 North 56 Vestal 70 Homer 37 North 40 Johnson City 56 Sidney 48 Union Endicott 37 Oneonta 60 DALE CAUGHEY JIM HITT GARY HITCHCOCK GARY CAMPBELL DICK REESE 79 BOTTOM TO TOP: Left to Right, J. Marino, Foot ' ball Capt.; M. O ' Neil, S. Dunn, C. Wheeler, D O ' Brien, S. Canders, J. Carkner, N. Shaver, Basket ' ball Capt., S. LeClerc, M. Axtell BOTTOM TO TOP: Left to Right, B. Vergerson Captain; S. Germond, J. Knaple, J. Johnson, L Krivanek, P. Jones, B. Shramek, N. Duncan ROW ONE: Left to Right, K. Jennings, P. Brooks, C. Morrisey ROW TWO: S. Russell, J. Morreal, S. Ellis, K. Okonieski, F. St. John ABSENT: C. Sandwick DICK LAMP MAN ROW ONE: Left to Right, L. Hayes, D. Lampman, E. Krajca, J. Hogan, R. Lalley, R. Bird, M. Leonard ROW TWO: D. Holcomb, G. Campbell, D. Reece, M. Mickolas, B. Hardy, S. Michael, D. Stanton, Coach McDaniels This year has been an exceptional one for Chenango Valley ' s Cross Country Team, coached by Mr. McDaniel. The team com¬ peted in eight meets, one of them being a Chenango Valley invitational. The schools that attended were Windsor, Maine- Endwell, and Chenango Forks; Chenango Valley took first place. The Cross Country team also became the Section Cross Country Champions over competing schools such as Vestal, North, and Owego. A Cross Country Course record of 14:35.5 was made by Dick Lampman. Dick also became the New York State Cross Country Champion. To end a very good year, the team took fourth place in the state finals. ROW ONE: Left to Right, D. Reece, D. Stanton, R. Lalley, P. Williams, J. Hogan, D. Rinker, M. Leonard, Mr. McDaniels ROW TWO: B. Slagle, B. Barrus, G. Hitchcock, D. Lampman, R. Beebe, M. Carnese, D. Caughey Among the most outstanding organizations of Chenango Valley is the Varsity Club, a service organ¬ ization composed of only those athletes who have earned at least one letter in a varsity inter¬ scholastic sport. Some of the activities undertaken this year were the revision of standards for varsity-letter awards in every sport. At Christmas time the members sold cards and wrapping paper as a money-raising project. The club had its annual sports picnic at the end of the school year for all varsity and junior athletes. The club is extremely active under the cooperative supervision of its advisor Mr. Robert McDaniels. Its present officers are: President, Duane Rinker; Vice- President, Reuben Beebe; Secretary, Bob Slagle; and Treasurer, Dick Reece. 8 1 QJCrO H - (DI 3H Z C 0 0 (I) 0) 0 X 0 Volleyball ROW ONE: Left to Right, P. Cox, D. Choffey, J. Narsovage, J. O ' Brien, T. Scala ROW TWO: E. Williams, B. Lacey, M. Carnese, P. Kane, K. Wood, D. Baker, D. Rinker, D. DiDazzio, C. House With returning lettermen Ed Williams, Duane Rinker, and Cliff House and an additional sixteen un¬ experienced boys, our volleyball team played their hardest for the 1960-61 season. Playing against such schools as North, Central, and Johnson City, our team had a 0-18 record. We played each school twice and played three games at each match. With Mr. Smyk as the volleyball coach, a much improved record is expected next year. Good luck, boys! Wrestling ROW ONE: Left to Right, P. Robinson, M, Zimmerman, B. Lalley, D. Whitman, J. Boland, K. Perry, R. Geiger, R. Leonard ROW TWO: Left to Right, T. Knapp, S. Michaels, D. Whieldon, D. Hall, T. Crimins, J. Monks, L. Granger,. M. Leonard ROW THREE; Left to Right, Mr. Harvey, B. Harrison, B. Dowling, B. Lawrence D. Link, C. Lawrence, G. Warner, J. Eaton, A. Hierl WRESTLING The 1961 wrestling team, under the direction of Wayne Harvey, ended the season with a record of 6 wins and 8 losses. The three year old Section 4 team tries to stimulate an interest among the boys at Chenango Valley in wrestling. Varsity wrestling is composed of boys from the ninth through twelfth grades. Next year it is expected that the team will have an even better record when present Jr. Varsity members are added to the varsity squad. Track ROW ONE: Left to Right, D. Caughey, M. Mikolas ROW TWO: D. Robinson, J. Hogan, D. Holcomb, M. Leonard, D. Whieldon ROW THREE: E. Williams, D. Baker, R. Lampman, J. Derr, M. Benjamin, R. Campbell, G. Hall, Mr. Newton I Bowling ROW ONE: Left to Right, D. Bolt, J. Fisher, B. Sivak, D. Rink, F. Banford ROW TWO: R. Neish, L. Parsons, K. Billo, D. Totman, J. Ross The Chenango Valley bowling team, which derives its membership from boys with good bowling ability, has a membership of twelve. Six of these boys compose the Varsity team, while the remaining half are on Junior Varsity. During the year there were ten interscholastic matches played against five schools at two matches each. One match was played at the opponents ' home alleys and the other at our home alleys. At the end of the season. Interscholastic League awards were presented to outstanding players. League Bowling took place on Mondays or Tuesdays and practice sessions were held on Fridays. ROW ONE: Left to Right, Williams, Scrivner, Laten, Bemkee Jagger, Hubbard, Marino, Smith, Tozar ROW TWO: Franklin, Wenn, Smith, Valentine, Parsons, Heysec, Wiegle, Donahoe, Brown ROW THREE: Michals, Molter, Hobart, House, Brick, Ried, Shertlef, Barbara, Jones ROW FOUR: Huckle, Birmingham, Synder, Dickenson, Newby, Leonard Many Chenango Valley boys par¬ ticipated in soccer one of our many team sports. The game is played by two teams of eleven men each, on a field similar to a foot¬ ball field. CV ' s team is coached by Stanley Wilson and captained by Fred Donohoe and Tom Wiegele. The record this season was two games won, two games lost, and four games tied. Soccer Golf ROW ONE: Left to Right, R. Sprague, F. Banford ROW TWO: T. McKee, D. Rinker, B. Stiles When spring comes to the Valley, many Chenango Valley boys can be seen carrying their golf clubs to the nearest greens. These boys coached by Michael Durbin compete with other area schools ' golf teams. c.v. 0 Vestal 3 c.v. 7 Oxford 0 c.v. 16 Harpursvil le 0 c.v. 7 Oxford 2 c.v. 16 Waverly 0 c.v. 3 Chenango Forks 0 c.v. 5 Owego 7 c.v. 9 Greene 0 c.v. 8 Harpursville 2 c.v. 15 Seton 3 c.v. 5 Seton 6 c.v. 20 Waverly 1 c.v. 1 Owego 3 c.v. 6 Chenango Forks 0 c.v. 5 Norwich 1 c.v. 3 Norwich 2 c.v. 3 Vestal 4 Varsity Baseball ROW ONE: Left to Right, K.. Slocum, R. Reece, R. McGuire, J. Creiger, P. Bryce ROW TWO: Smith, G. Hitchcock ROW THREE: K. Moses, Burnett The Varsity baseball team, under the direction of Coach Mito DeCastro, had a record of twelve wins and five losses for the 1960 season. The top batting averages for 1960 were held by Jim Randall with .429 and Gary Smith with .390. An independent schedule was followed by the Chenango Valley team as we do not belong to any specific league. All home games were played on the Port Crane Babe Ruth Field. Junior Varsity Baseball ROW ONE: Left to Right, D. Link, R. Gamble, J. Corey, B. Lalley, N. Kuric, C. Leonard ROW TWO: R.Kracer, B. Devine, G. Houlton, B. Lawrence, L. Parsons, M. O ' Louchlin, K. Anderson, E. Nogg, B. Barrus, K. Slocum Manager; R. Chrodas The Junior Varsity Baseball team, coached by William Weckel, prepares many high school boys for future membership on the Varsity Baseball team. These boys learn the fundamentals and rules of base¬ ball and how to put these essentials into practice on the diamond. The 1961 season looks very promising for the J.V. Warrior baseball team. LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Shaver, Y. Jones, B. Ward, J. Scanlon, B. Compton, B. Hardy Each year more emphasis is being placed on tennis as a popular spring sport for boys. This year the team was under the direction of Mr. Harvery. The season began in about the middle of April. Most of the matches were played in May against such schools as Binghamton Central, Sidney and Norwich. 84 O Junior Varsity Basketball The fans of Chenango Valley Junior Varsity Basketball can be very proud of the fine playing of the 1960-1961 team. These boys from vari¬ ed grades are coached by Bob McDaniel, and may eventu¬ ally find themselves on the Warrior Varsity Squad. Most of their games were thrillers and ended in close scores. Their record of ten wins and six losses was very commenda¬ ble. LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Leahy, R. Brown, B, Hardy, D. Cluck, D. Cicak, B. Connelly, Coach McDaniels, T. Macko, M. Ryan, J. Corey, M. Bradley, D. Holcomb, J. Hogan, manager; D. Barber Ninth Grade Basketball ROW ONE: Kneeling, E. Schwartz ROW TWO: Left to Right, J. Ryderick, J. Gates ROW THREE: J. Stone, A. McKaig, D. Jones, R. Anderson ROW FOUR: T. Harmes, T. Stever, B. Connolly, R. Goodspeed, G. Crosby, J. Wardon Future Junior Varsity and Varsity basketball players started their basketball careers this year by becoming members of the ninth grade basketball team. This team, coached by William Weckel, learned the fundamentals of good basketball by competitive games with various area schools. Seventh Eighth Grade Basketball ROW ONE: Left to Right, Berg, Jardula, Duncan, Lawson, Axtell, Woodworth, Pierce, Lynch, Hitchcock ROW TWO: Brown, Withers, France, Lauback, Bochmke, Reid 85 ROW ONE: Left to Right, B. Blair, C. Lawson, L. Gilmore, C. Wheeler, S. Dunn ROW TWO: N. Kipp, N. House, J. Carkner, J. Marino, N. Shaver, B. Lalley, M. O ' Neil, M. Benscoter ROW THREE: C. Crayton, S. Perkins, P. Ward, Mrs. Orr, Advisor, C . Hatt, J. Bigart,J. Gervais ROW FOUR: S. Cushman, M. Axtell, S. Hawley, J. Smith, S. Hurlburt, J. Hughes, D. Greene, D. Jamieson The officers of the Senior Girls ' Leaders Club for the year 1960-1961 were: Lee Gilmore, President; Shirley Dunn, Vice President; Carole Wheeler, Secretary; Carla Lawson, Treasurer; and Bonnie Blair, Program Chairman. Leaders Club contributes to the over-all physical well being of the members, de¬ velops desirable qualities of leadership promotes good sportsmanship, and creates a spirit of friendli¬ ness and cooperation. The members took athletic part in varied athletic activities; such as, basket¬ ball, volleyball, softball, and field hockey, which stressed teamwork and sportsmanship. Other activities that the members participated in this year included work on coat check at basketball games, bake sales, intramural officiating, and an annual picnic at Chenango Valley State Park. Mrs. Crr, physical education instructor, serves as advisor to the group. ! ROW ONE: Left to Right, J. Gammons, P. Jones, J. Williams, L. Zembek ROW TWO: L. Galloway, J. Mapes, A. Truchan, G. Puderbaugh, M. Bennett, J. Decker, S. Jones, J. Branik, S. Germond, S. Zembek ROW THREE: H. Hierl, J. Pepernik, P. Parrotte, L. Johnson, R. Rozbirol, S. McPherson, V. Dobbyn, K. DeZuba, S. Agard, J. Johnson Junior Leaders ' Club has been very successful in planning and carrying out their numerous activities this year. They worked on skill tests and written tests as part of the requirements for their new membership program. This program shows the mental and physical abilities of the prospective members before entering the club. As part of the usual activities of the Junior Leaders Club, the members participated in hikes, intramurals and have helped out with coat check during the basket¬ ball season. They were hostesses at the junior high basketball sports day for the triple cities, which was held in the spring. Miss Stone served as advisor, and the officers were: Pat Jones, President; Linda Zemback, Vice President; Jane Williams, Secretary; and Janet Gammons, Treasurer. (0Hm □ mr jo-zcc (0 3J mo mr jj o- z m (0 QJCrO DO C r 0 Th e Girls ' Leaders Club act as timers, scorers, and officials at these games. At the end of each sports season, invitations are accepted from other schools to attend sports days and play days. The girls to play for these days are selected from girls participating in intramurals. Drill Team ROW ONE: Left to Right, C. Bennett, L. Holt, K. Weug, N. Holt, B. Bevins, L. Galloway ROW TWO: D. Greene, S. Douglass, S. Fernald, B. Wallis, S. Hurlburt, S. Vaughn, J. Potak, R. Hill, L. Clearwater The girls ' drill team was newly formed this year by a group of girls who wanted to learn precision marching and various formations. Under the direction of Miss Sandra Stone, the girls have demonstrated fine performances during the half¬ time at our basketball games. 87 Girls ' intramural sports are opened to any girl who desires to learn the fundamentals and rules of various sports. Teams for each sport are set up and a competitive schedule be¬ tween the teams enables the players to get actual knowledge of the par¬ ticular sport by playing. During the intramurals, the seventh grade girls play the eighth grade girls, ninth vs. the tenth, and eleventh vs. twelfth. Intramurals are set up for speed-a- way, field hockey, basketball, volleyball, baseball and bowling. Girls’ Intramural Sports MSS Class of ’61 Snow King Queen I Taking the oath ...leadership, scholarship, citizenship, and service. ■ ' Steady ° W; Pub I! I City - •1 That enough? II II 92 ' Care for some punch, Mrs. Fako? BEST WISHES CLASS OF 60 - 61 ALBANY-BINGHAMTON EXPRESS, INC 1299 ARTERIAL HIGHWAY, HILLCREST BINGHAMTON NEW YORK J. CLIFFORD SIGNOR, JR., MANAGER ALBING SERVICE, INC (YOUR GOOD GULF DEALER) 1301 ARTERIAL HIGHWAY, HILLCREST BINGHAMTON NEW YORK Hillcrest Supply Co. Compliments To The Class Of 1961 1070 Arterial Highway RA 3 - 6176 Hardware - Building Supplies Phone RA 3 - 1881 Sherwin-Williams Paints Erma’s Congratulations To Beauty Bungalow 61 Graduates Sammy’s Grocery 1163 Front Street Binghamton, New York Port Dick Phone RA 2 - 0517 ' Best Luck In The Future Best Wishes Class of 61 To Dot Bill’s C.V.C.S, Graduates Diner 781 Chenango Street Harding Coal Co., Inc. Port Dickinson New York Esso Fuel Oil Compl iments Phone Ml 8 - 4169 Tingley’s 1 Chenango Bridge, New York Richfield Service Station 1449 Arterial Highway RA 2 - 9851 95 FOP, T VASA ft, TP 1 ftUtL WTO THL ?UTUR£, BEST WISHES TO C.V.C.S. GRADS OF 1961 FROM Chenango Pharmacy JAMES FRANCO, PROP. PHONE: CHENANGO BRIDGE Ml 8 - 4091 CHENANGO BRIDGE NEW YORK Compliments To Class Of ' 60 Barbara’s Beauty Box 785 Chenango Street Port Dickinson RA 3 - 2273 Evenings By Appointments Custom Craft Fences The Finest In: Wood Steel Aluminum Port Dick Coal Supply Co., Inc. Dial RA 4 - 3261 97 BEST WISHES TO ' 61 GRADUATES _ A eUon 2 III 5 _ WAYSIDE FURNITURE AND RUGS ROUTE 7 BINGHAMTON, NEW YORK PHONE RA 3-6444 98 GOOD LUCK, GRADUATES! GUARANTEED SERVICE COMPLETE STOCK OF PARTS DEAL WITH CONFIDENCE WHERE THOUSANDS HAVE DEALT FOR THE PAST 24 YEARS Ahlberg Mobile Homes 1447 ARTERIAL HIGHWAY M.R. 97, BINGHAMTON, NEW YORK TELEPHONE RAYMOND 4 - 1497 COMPLIMENTS OF Hillcrest Store 1210 ARTERIAL HIGHWAY BINGHAMTON, NEW YORK HILLCREST SHOPPING PLAZA HOURS: MON. SAT. 9 A.M. -6 P.M. TUES. - FRI. 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. RA 4 - 4216 99 CONGRATULATIONS TO THIS FOURTH GRADUATING CLASS OF CHENANGO VALLEY CENTRAL SCHOOLS FROM THE FIRST PHARMACY IN CHENANGO VALLEY Hillcrest Pharmacy (25 YEARS OF SERVICE) 870 CHENANGO STREET 100 r, j. « COMPLIMENTS FROM TED DOEBLER MOTOR SALES UPPER CHENANGO STREET - BINGHAMTON, NEW YORK PHONE RA 3 - 8264 101 Yes...t imes have changed, and life is more complicated than it used to be. It takes more planning, more foresight.. .and more education... to meet the future. Success comes to those who are best prepared. Association with a bank, whether it be through a checking or savings account or other financial transaction, can help prepare you for the fut ure. For bank standing can be one of your most valuable assets. FIRST CITY NATIONAL BANK OF BINGHAMTON, NEW YORK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Best Wishes From B. B. Market And Frozen Food Locker Plant 1330 Front Street Phone RA 4 - 4013 Binghamton, R.D. 4, New York 103 Binghamton Sand Crushed Stone Corp. McIntosh Ready Mix Concrete Corp. Nat C. ROSE Son CONGRATULATIONS GOOD LUCK TO SENIORS OF ' 61 105 IT ' S BEEN FUN GROWING UP TOGETHER . . . THE PRESS EVENING SUNDAY AND THE FAMILY STATIONS IN YOUR HOMETOWN . . . WINR-TV AND WINR RADIO 106 Every Banking Service under ONE ROOF! ARINE MIDLAND TRUST COMPANY of Southern New York Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 107 Compliments Of Russ Cooley’s Everett Neighborhood Atlantic Service Thompson Don ' t Fuss - Call Russ Dairy Bar RA 4 - 9755 1369 Chenango Street RA 2 - 1791 Hillside Garden Center Compliments Of 1441 Front Street Wolfinger’s Or Chenango Bridge Road George Kallfelz Michael Getsy Quality Appliances RA 2 - 8475 TV And Stereo Flowers For Every Occasion X O K Diamonds And Watch, Clock And Fine Watches Jewelry Repair Kuhl’s Jewelry To The Class Of 1961 The Best Always At Reasonable Prices A Mental Orchid From The Fraternal Brotherhood Of Open Evenings 1401 Front Street Broad Acres Dial RA 4 - 2192 Binqhamton, New York Chi Phi Kappa Dry Cleaning Pressing Repairing — Dyeing Villageshop May Your Success Be Cleaners Incomparable And Your Drive-In Return Visits Frequent Work Done On Premises 2 Hour Service j Jimmy Copp, Prop. 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