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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1962 volume:

r CO-EDITORS IN CHIEF Margaret Axtell Judy Carkner BUSINESS MANAGER James Murphy LITERARY EDITOR Joy Cooper SENIOR EDITOR Peg Michael SPORTS EDITOR Ed Krajca TYPING EDITOR Mareta Cook TREASURER Joyce Harrison Table of Contents Foreword Dedication Faculty Activities Sports Classes Seniors Sponsors Foreword Six happy, fruitful years have passed since we, the class of Nineteen Hundred and Sixty Two, entered these hallowed halls. During these six years, we have met many challenges which at first appeared insurmountable, yet we have always found ways to conquer them. The results of these efforts have made our high school years truly memorable. As we stand on the threshold of a new world, we cast one last lingering look at the institution which has laid the foundation for our future. Here we have made new friends, some of which will endure a lifetime. Certainly, the class of Nineteen Hundred and Sixty Two can never forget the fond memories and cherished traditions of our alma mater . . . Chenango Valley. The senior class of 1962 proudly dedicates its most treasured memory, the year¬ book, to Mrs. Margaret Hardy. It has been through her enthusiastic teaching, won¬ derful sense of humor and friendly personality that has made her one of the best loved teachers in Chenango Valley. She will always be remembered, admired and respected for her continuous efforts in teaching mathematics, directing our junior proms and supervising our junior bake sales. As a token of our gratitude, we, the senior class of 62, dedicate this year’s Warrior to you . . . Mrs. Hardy.- FACU 6 Board of Education GEORGE W. BROWNLOW, JR. HAROLD JONES ROBERT L. SMITH Missing: STEPHEN KOVEN To the members of Chenango Valley Board of Education who have given of themselves countless hours in directing the developing of our school system, we can not adequately thank you enough. It has been through your leadership and foresight that we have achieved the standards by which the students of Chenango Valley may go forth into the world knowing we are prepared to make our way in life. Wher¬ ever our paths may take us in life, you may be sure that within our hearts we are very appreciative of all you have done. THOMAS DUNCAN ARTHUR JENNINGS JOHN B. CRAWFORD JOHN LEVONICK HOWELL D. THOMAS Administration JOHN TKACZOW Assistant Supervising Principal and Principal of Jr. -Sr. High School RICHARD WATSON Vice. Principal HENRY E. GALLOWAY Supervising Principal ARTHUS SHARPSTEEN Director of Health, Physical Education and Recreation BENJAMIN LEWIS SARA SQUIRES HARVEY SMITH EUGENE DONNELLY Doctor Nurse Doctor Dentist WALTER WHITLOCK Assisting Supervising Principal for Curriculum and instruction ROBERT GARRETT Director of Guidance JEAN SMITH CHARLES SAAM Doctor Psychologist 9 Science STANDING: Robert Reno and Ralph Van Keuren. SEATED: Edith Holm- wood, Bessie Angelo- poulos, Mary Keyes, Eleanore Robinson, Head Librarian; Snowden Crandell and Barbara Cornick. ,uankf’jf- ' ' ly. ’■ , ' kWK 1 t ] ima r 1 Jr. English STANDING: Zenon Janowski, Patrick Munley. SEATED: Olive Beebe, Betty O ' Connor, Miss Juriga, Esther Brooks, Mary Politician, Rose Harris SPECIAL and LIBRARIANS Math STANDING: William Croman, Burton Keats, Leon Woodworth. SEATED, 1-r: Evelyn Brush, Mary Quinn, Margaret Hardy, Ruth Youmans. Office Staff Left to Right: Joan Courtney, Antoinette Wertalik, Marjorie Hughes, Della Pepernik, Barbara Reynolds, Ethel Durst, Arline Slagle. INSERT: Joan Bossow. Home Economics Maria Huth, Marion Thompson, Martha Millen and Catherine Millham. UflfH Sr. History STANDING: Mr. Osborne, Mr. Benza. SEATED: Mr. Woodin, Mrs. Liddy, Miss McGinnis and Mr. Senio. ...— Jr. History STANDING: Richard Hillis, and Wayne Harvey. SEATED: William Weckel, Lora Law¬ rence, Irma Tognola and Penny Pen Dell. INSERT: David Dixon. Art Marjorie Roberts John Hubbs and Elizabeth Lester Guidance STANDING: John Johnson. SEATED: Robert Garrett, Gathel Scoville and Mary Alice Janowski. Commercial STANDING: Frank Kaminsky, James Wheeler, and Leo Estadt SEATED: Virginia Zellner, Marion Cook, and Marcia Holmwood. mu mm STANDING, 1 to r: William Sestak, James Cul len, Milo De Castro, Charles Williams, John Harris. iM Foreign Language STANDING: Michael Opolicky, Norman Thompson, Helen Maillie. SEATED: Mary Lou Lovette, Ruth Riter, Miss Santasario. iM Music STANDING: Charles Fleming, David Einfeldt and John Fako. SEATED: Avis Parsons and Carla Fako. Driver Education Physical Education STANDING: Peter Smyk, Carl Newton and Stanley Wilson. SEATED Sandra Sestak and Vivian Orr. I j f ■ L i GORDON ANDERSON Health Coordinator MARIE LUCKERN Speech Therapist FRANK THOMAS, JR. A. V. Director CHRISTINE BURT IS J. STUART RAYMOND Attendance Officer Business Manager Cafeteria ROW 2: Mrs. Keane, O’Hern, Swartz, Baxter, Vermilyean, Corey, Pease, Monroe and Chubbuch. ROW 1; Mrs. Arre, Scaptura, Ger- mond, Jordan and Butch. MARYON LONG Manager Office Staff Maintenance ROW 2: S. McLean, B. Vaughn, L. Rhone, W. Brandow, M. Cole and M. Hardie. ROW 1; P. Rose, B. Ross and P. Phillips. ROW 2: H. Wales, F. Brown, B. Pickering. ROW 1 : W. France, F. Grady, J. Medowitch. Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds MATRONS Bus Drivers L. Barton and E. Bunnell DEMPSEY Custodians S. Hill, G. Snow, H. Collins, J. Baker, W. Burford, G. Gamble, G. Bunnell, W. Sav¬ age and A. Lafountain. MR. LOUIS HOVER Born January 28, 1904 Died November 14, 1961 MRS. ANNE HUFF Born May 3, 1904 Died February 4, 1962 In Memory What can be said at times like this for deeds these two have done, Now that they’ve left this earth of ours to join a greater one. But in our hearts and minds there ' ll be Their ever presence shown, For all the wonderful deeds they did, Forever shall be known. 17 SEATED, left to right; M. Markolis, D. Caughey, J. Cook, J. Cooper. STANDING: L. Francis, K. Okoniewski, C. Parsons, G. Barvenchak, J. Williams, J. Gerhardt, G. Worden, L. Kane, R. Goodspeed, L. Shaffer, C. Wheeler, R. Brown, M. Scott, L. Krivanek and S. Agard. MRS. MILHALM Advisor Student Council Standards The Student Council is the primary governing organization of the student body and serves as the median be¬ tween our faculty and students. The main function of this organization is to discuss, schedule and establish the numerous events which individual organizations throughout our school may conduct their functions. This year, the Student Council conducted its first annual dance, The First Fall Fling, in addition to playing host to the Southern Tier Interscholastic Association this past springtime. Currently, the Student Council is working very diligently on bringing an exchange student to our school and extensive defense measures for our student body. 20 The Chenango Valley yearbook, WARRIOR, is a pictorial view of all phases of education and student life in and around our school. This year ' s work, under the leadership of Mr. Charles J. Osborne, has worked very diligently to produce this 1962 edition of the Warrior. Directing the various phases of yearbook work were our two co-editors Marge Axtell and Judy Cark- ner and their editorial staff consisting of Business Manager, Jim Murphy; Senior Editor, Peg Michael; Literary Editor, Joy Cooper, Treasurer, Joyce Harrison; Sports Editor, Ed. Krajca. During the spring of 1961, the editorial staff travelled to yearbook conferences in order to obtain information and n i w ideas for the use in yearbook production. Warrior ROW 6; S. Vaughn, R. Vaughn, D. Caughey, D. Holcomb, J. Slagle, P. Ellis, R. Hill, S. Perkins, B. Rogers, B. Har¬ ris, B. Spak, J. Bigart, J. Zinck. ROW 5; J. Potack, Q. Caswell, R. Einfeldt, D. Young, S. Carver, S. Zwick, S. Doron, C. Johnson, S. Cushman, E. Brown, B. Lalley, B. Longo, D. Decker. ROW 4: R. Scott, B. Shramek, N. Baker, P. Gee, E. Kadian, S. Howard, J. Atwater, J. Bigart, J. Biedlingmier, J. Lattimer, B. Devine, M. Wallace, S. Saun¬ ders, S. Ferris, L. Wade, S . Douglass, J. Gay, A. Youngs. ROW 3: D. Fix, K. Haley, N. Duncan, J. Knaple, S. Can- ders, S. Hider, S. Chaple, S. Aiken, H. Graham, C. Lusk, N. Holt, B. Mosher, S. McKeon, S. McNitt, M. DeDio, L. Barton. ROW 2: S. Agard, N. Maguire, Previte, B. Schenck, W. Illsley, S. Herman, S. Wilson, K. Hillier, B. Pre- vite, S. Buchta, T. Gammons, K. Conroy, J. Williams, D. O ' Brien. ROW 1: E. Krajca, J. Harrison, D. Cooper, P. Michael, Mr. Osborne, advisor, J. Carkner, M. Axtell, C. Harris, M. Cook, J. Murphy. 21 ROW 5; W. Vermelyea, D. Albee, R. Thompson, G. Morreall, M. Shaller, D. Gerhardt. ROW 4: B. Baylis, G. Webb, D. Fleming, F. Kunkle, J. Gammons, R. Potack, M. Morgan, L. Franeo, S. Coon, K. Jennings, S. Hansel, C. Parsons. ROW 3: R. Gallarno, C. Boehmke, R. Marier, S. Cushman, J. Gay, S. Chape, N. Miedenbauer, H. Pu, C. Lusk, D. Robinson, T. Scala. ROW 2: B. Reece, R. Martz, J. Narsavage, J. Biedlingmaier, S. Chapel, C. Wheeler, B. Mosher, M. White, C. Harris. ROW 1; D. Starr, E. Knapp, M. Benscoter, E. Haley, W. Morton, B. Lester, K. Hillier, P. Wil¬ liams, G. Hall, Q. Caswell. Quill Staff The Quill Staff may be found every month very busy writing articles, laying out news pages and doing the actual printing of all activities which pertain to our school. Working on the Quill provides valuable experience to the staff as many of students plan on entering the future years in the field of Journalism. Guiding the Quill staff are advisors Mrs. Crandall, Miss McGinnis, Mrs. Lester and Mr. Sestak with the editor staff consisting of editor-in-chief, Barbara Lester; news editor, Kathy Haley; feature editor, Kathy Hillier; sports editor, Bill Mor¬ ton; typing editor, Ellen Knapp; business manager, Dan Starr and layout editor Charlene Harris. 22 Student Patrol ROW 5: J. Stone, M. Ryan, W. Morton, E. Hogg, L. Parsons. ROW 4: T. Hauser, W. Brownlow, G. Fahs, M. Swan, J. Carkner, G. Woodin, E. Krajsa. ROW 3: N. Maguire, C. Churchill, A. Truchan, J. Coon, K. Cole, L. Young, N. Fulkrod, R. Cox. ROW 2: M. Michael, D. Franklin, J. Branick, J. Biedlingmaier, J. Bigart, J. Mapes, L. Zembek, J. Gammons, E. Silvernail, D. Holcomb. ROW 1; L. Novak, R. Lewis, T. Knaple, B. Lalley, T. Gammons, S. Herman, S. Chapel, J. Baldwin, S. Boezi. The valuable service of maintaining orderly conduct within the halls is the function of the Student Patrol. The mem¬ bers of the Student Patrol take on a sense of responsibility and help promote citizenship and loyalty which reflects the pride of our students for our school. New members were nominated from junior and senior homerooms and selected by former members. Advisors for the current year were Mr. Woodin and Mr. Lyon. Officers for the year were: Captain, Ed. Krajca; Co-Captain, Betty Lalley; Secretary, Judy Bigart and Treasurer, Tom Hauser. Receptionists ROW 4: K. Haley, A. Young, B. Harris, B. O’Hern, J. Daddazio, K. Beal, B. Shramek, P. Ingwell, B. Spak, D. Decker, L. Wade, J. Carkner. ROW 3: M. Axtell, R. Hill, J. Spiegel, G. Knapp, L. Myers, L. Gilmore, B. Fisher, N. Baker, S. Perkins, I. Knapp, S. Sanders, B. Palmer. ROW 2: J. Harrison, J. Cooper, J. Berish, K. Norris, B. Bevins, S. Boezi, G. Parsons, L. Barton, Q. Caswell, M. Wagstaff. ROW 1: C. Williams, R. Tozer, E. Shampang, J. Biedlingmaier, S. Chapel, J. Bigart, B. Previte, % J. Previte, N. Maguire, S. Canders. Serving as guides to visitors throughout our Jr. -Sr. High School may be found members of the Receptionist club. Currently this organization consists of approximately forty junior and senior girls maintaining at least an 82 scholastic average. A receptionist member can always be found in the main lobby ready to offer her services to visitors, guests, teachers and our administration. Mrs. Copeland is the advisor for 61- ' 62 and schedules receptionist appointments. 23 Senior Honor Society Junior Honor Society Scholarship, service, leadership and character well describe the functions of Mrs. Copeland ' s Senior Honor Society. Members aid other organizations, teachers and tutor students after school, as well as as¬ sisting in study halls. Officers were: Joe Narsavage, President; Sally Ferris, Vice President; Carol Hughes, Secretary; Ray Marier, Treasurer. ROW 5 : R. Parrotte, J. Narsavage, L. Granger, G. Brader, D. Hol¬ comb, J. Cook. ROW 4: K. Beale, C. Hughes, N. Baker, D. Rennell, C. Baker, D. Caughey. ROW 3: K. Turnbull, R. Einfeldt, K. Nor¬ ris, S. Sanders, B. O ' Hern, C. Har¬ ris, S. Canders. ROW 2: R. Tozer, N. Sargeant, S. Ferris, J. Cooper, E. Kadian, I. Knapp, M. Cook. ROW 1 . M. J. Crounse, E. Sham- pang, S. Boezi, G. Parsons, S. Taylor, D. O’Brien. The Junior Honor Society, under Miss Mary Agnes Quinn, gains valuable experience in working together and learn the importance of individual efforts in a group project v Through money making projects two goals were achieved: a cash award to an outstanding senior for the purpose of furthering education and to finance the annual Junior Honor Society din¬ ner-dance. Officers for the past year were: B. Wheeler, President; C. Woodworth, Vice President; Andrea Truchan, Sec¬ retary and Lois Grady as Treasurer. 24 Senior Dramatics Club The Senior High Dramatics Club, under the direction of Mrs. Barbara Cornick, provides its members with the oppor¬ tunity of expressing their talents as actors and actresses, wardrobe, make-up, properties, publicity and other aspects of play production. The club annually produces a play for the Civic Theater and one assembly during school hours. Our Hearts Were Young Gay was presented this year. Officers were: Dave Lord, President; Betty Lalley, Vice President; Joy Cooper, Secretary and Jo Ann Biedlingmaier, Treasurer. Key Club Living up to its motto, WE BUILD, the Key Club under the direction of Mr. Miller is one of the most active organiza tions within our school. Among their accomplishments tnis past year were a student address book and helping the Fenton Library. Officers were Joe Nar- savage, President; Jim Cook, Vice President; Ed. Hogg, Sec¬ retary and Mike Scott, Treas¬ urer. ROW 4: W. Pomeroy, C. Shaf¬ fer, A. Cullen, T. Jones, W. Connelly, G. Cook, J. Slaboda ROW 3: C. Brandow, L. Corn¬ wall, W. Morton, L. Gentile, J. Crosby. ROW 2: D. Almy, J. Barber, G. Haulton, J. Lees, R. Fife. ROW 1; E. Hogg, M. Scott, J. Narsavage and J. Cook. W J i f dm | wL.p - ... ; 1 Lsl _ j ’ ' Wi;, -T: 25 I Business Club STANDING: S. Robbins, J. Matts, L. Clearwater, G. Sayer, U. Nuchtar, S. McKeon, P. Villecco, L. Kenyon, C. Williams, W. Illsley, G. Powell, P. Foland, S. McNitt, D. Lance, C. Lusk, G. Parsons, S. Buchta. SIT¬ TING: B. Previte, M. Cook. The main objective of this club is to assist teachers in typing and mimeograph work as well as learning the correct use of machines for future livelihood upon graduation. Included in this year ' s activities were field trips to various business establishments within our community as well as guest speakers within our classes. Business Club officers for the current year were President, B. Previte, Secretary, Donna Lance, Treasurer, G. Parsons and Public Relations, R. Parrotte. ROW 2: J. Knapp, J. Bigart, J. Lat- timer, J. Ford, P. 1 Headley, C. Hughes, M. Fox, J. Spiegel, D. Barrick. ROW 1: M. Crounse, S. Fer¬ ris, C. Welch, S. Wilson, P. Ward, C. Williams, A. Lawson, S. Zwick, K. Hale, N. Hunt. The Senior Red Cross, under the leadership of Miss Sara Squire, serves the community as well as the school. This service organization may always be found being very active. Among its many projects were parties put on for the State Hospital, supplying the Veteran’s Hospital with books, collecting clothing for the needy, sending cards to Old Folks ' Homes and supplying holiday dinners to needy families. Officers were; President, S. Ferris, Vice President, C. Hughes, Secretary, G. Knapp and Treasurer, J. Lawson. ROW 5: L. Meyers, L. Gilmore, M. Wagstaff, B. Lay- ton, Y. Ivey, B. Rogers, S. Perkins, E. Knapp, G. Po¬ well. ROW 4: C. Hughes, J. Lawson, J. Davis, B. Fisher, P. Ingwall, P. Ellis, Q. Caswell. ROW 3: D. Douglass, P. Gee, J. LaRusso, S. McKeon, M. Shaller, J. Aldrich, B. Wallis, K. Meak- er, P. Spak and C. Surakus. Sr. High Red Cross ROW 2; C. Hughes, R. Fox, P. Wittman, L. Moore, B. Brad¬ ley, L. Galloway, E. Todack, J. Previte, S. Aiken. ROW 1: N. Rod¬ ney, B. Bevins, M. Kane, S. Wil¬ son, J. Gehr, T. Vroman, T. Ward, D. Hillard. ROW 4 : S. Zeg- gert, M. Kovacs, C. Lawson, K. Hollenbeck, J. Forkey, S. Bucci, S. Chape, J. Reid, P. Kelly, R. Green. ROW 3: P. Hoyt, B. New¬ man, S. Keech, M. Bennett, L. Michael, S. Car¬ ver, J. Zinck, J. Fisher. Library Assistants The Library assistants are a helpful group who have volunteered their services by working in the library for their fellow students under the supervision of Mrs. Beebe and Mrs. Robinson. These assistants do a great deal of the desk work: signing and checking corridor permits and library passes, issuing library books and taking care of those over-due books. ROW 1; J. Branick, D. Decker, S. Cha¬ pel, G. Knapp, J. Previte. ROW 2: J. Biedling- mier, D. Novak, Q. Caswell, P. Whit¬ man, E. Fulkrod. F. H. A. The Future Homemakers of America, under the supervision of Miss Martha Millen, is open to girls in grades 9-12. 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. Officers are-. President, S. Chapel; Vice President, D. Decker; Secretary-Treasurer, G. Knapp. 27 JUNIOR BAND ROW 1; D. Whitman, K. Raymond, R. Newby, J. Miner, D. Cooper, L. Rozboril, K. Hillard, M. Weston, M. Swingle, J. Baker, S. Ford. ROW 2: M. New, J. Laris, C. Rose, G. Brown, C. Butch, F. Epstein, B. Hogg, M. Wagstaff, G. Rhydderach, M. Rose, B. Finch. ROW 3 : N. Dickow, G. Snow, S. Larrabee, R. Cluff, H. Derr, D. Rauschmeier, W. McPheeter, R. Leonard, B. Jones, C. Lawrence, T. Milligan, G. Heier. ROW 4 : D. Knapp, W. Goodale, B. Tunison, D. Akroyd, S. Freeh, C. Glover, H. Newby, D. Dewing, G. Worden, D. 28 Hessney, R. Majors, J. Kelly, G. Fisher, R. Follett and G. Boughton. Senior and Junior High Bands Under the very fine directorship of Mr. Charles Fleming and Mr. John Fako, the Chenango Valley Sr. and Jr. bands are well known throughout our community for their ex¬ cellent performances in the musical field. You will always find these bands participating for assemblies, sports events, pep assemblies and numerous community functions. Every student is encouraged to display their musical ability and advance in their ability of mastery of more than one musical instrument. It is with great pride that many of the former mem¬ bers of our bands have continued on in the field of music and are continuing to display their musical knowhow wherever they may travel. Color Guards 29 Senior Majorettes Each year, the Senior Major¬ ettes, under the direction of Mrs. Joan Chubbuck, and the Junior Ma¬ jorettes, under the direction of Mr, Charles Flemming, participate in community parades and football games. These majorettes contrib¬ ute much to the school spirit and provide colorful entertainment with their skillful baton twirling. Left to Right: S. Cole, S. Johnson, N. Sherman, L. Datteria, B. Previte, J. Zimmer, C. Himman, B. Bradley. Junior Majorettes FOURTH ROW: K. Reardon, D. Walling, G. Rhydderch, K. Raymond. THIRD ROW: L. Barrish, C. Sisson, G. Brown. PAM HOADLEY SECOND ROW; S. Baldwin, W. Pope. FIRST ROW: T. West f S LsL. 30 cott. Jr. Chorus I ROW 1; R. Leonard, D. Hall, J. Collins, R. Robinson, M. Whitman, R. Davis, B. Clark, R. Sail, K. Bergmann, H. Smith. ROW 2 : S. Lyon, A. Williams, J. Gerhardt, H. Hobart, R. Williams, R. Fol- lett, G. Worden, T. Moses, B. Hitchcock, G. Chandler, D. Saunders. ROW 3: R. LaFave, W. Jones, G. Stanton, P. Robinson, D. Dutcher, G. Ivey, A. Lyon, F. Bennett. ROW 4 : W. Chidester, D. Cross, T. Wiser, N. Eshleman, D. Akroyd, B. Dickinson, D. Lewis, J. Doebler, R. Rittenhouse, D. Kingsbury. ABSENT: C. Axtell, D. House, D. Hamilton, G. VanDuser. D. Bailey, F. Bakic, D. Belinsky, S. Bell, F. Bennett, J. Batkavsky, L. Bird, C. Briggs, W. Bullock, T. Chamberlain, G. Chandler, K. Chordas, D. Clifford, K. Cole, P. Carey, D. Crimmons, F. Cron, A. . Cullen, S. Curtis, L. Dattoria, R. Davis, K. DeBergh, E. Lawson, L. Lewis, M. Lewis, S. Little- wood, R. Lott, E. Matthews, W. Mauner, J. Miner, M. Moulthorp, J. Nowiki, C. Powel, S. Powel, B. Rapp, K. Raymond, G. Rhydderick, R. Robinson, H. Smith, G. Stanton, P. Slater, L. Taft, L. Tre- bilock, A. Whieldon, Dale Whitman. Boys 8th Grade Chorus Jr. Chorus II M. Affeldt, R. Anderson, L. Baker, M. Baker, P. Beman, S. Beman, V. Benscoter, G. Birdsell, M. Birmingham, J. Bobbitt, K. Briggs, C. Butch, J. Cermak, W. Clark, J? Collins, J. Coon, R. Cox, D. Cross, M. Dimmich, R. Follet, N. Greene, J. Gutheif, K. Haick, P. Hanrick, M. Hippe, W. Tunison, M. Wagstaff, M. Whaley, K. Wheeler, B. Wilbur, A. Williams, R. Williams, A. Wilson, C. Wood, G. Worden, S. Young, J. Zimmer and S. Lyon. D. Akroyd, E. Allen, P. Anderson, E. Artley, J. Atwater, D. Baker, T. Baker, G. Barber, L. Barton, B. Beers, M. Benscoter, J. Biedlingmaier, T. Bernhardt, J. Bigart, S. Bingham, C. Birmingham, C. Bolton, T. Bond, R. Briggs, P. Brooks, E. Brown, W. Brownlow, R. Brutvan, M. Callea, S. Clark, S. Cole, S. Corey, L. Cornwall, K. Cron, J. Cros¬ by, C. DeRosa, S. Doren, S. Duncan, J. Eaton, A. Eberg, R. Einfeldt, L. English, G. Fahs, H. Fine, S. Fleming, J. Follett, D. Forsythe, J. Ford, R. Fyfe, J. Gay, L. Gilmore, L. Grady, M. Gunther, C. Harris, D. Haller, S. Herman, P. Hessney, T. Heysek, R. Hill, K. Hallier, C. Hinman, E. Hogg, S. Holbert, P. Hoyt, C. Hughes, W. Hunt, W. 111- sley, C. Jacob, K. Jagger, K. Jennings, C. Johnson, J. Johnson, P. Jones, T. Jones, J. Juriga, T. Knaple, K, Knapp, C. Kobbe, D. Kostun, J. Krager, F. Kunkel, L. Krivanek, B. Lalley, C. Lawson, J. Lattimer, B. LeSeur, R. Lewis, D. Lord, R. Lawyer, J. Layton, K. Meaker, P. Michael, N. Miller, R. Miller, V. Martindale, W. Morgan, J. Morre- all, S. McKeon, M. Norconk, B. Newman, E. Novak, S. Olson, P. O ' Neil, L. Parsons, C. Parsons, S. Perkins, S. Piatt, R. Robinson, B. Rogers, J. Rakowski, N. Rodney, P. Spak, D. Starr, D. Starr, B. Schenk, B. Shampang, S. Stan¬ ton, G. Stanton, S. Sage, S. Smith, S. Stiles, S. Scanlon, B. Schupp, A. Sheffer, J. Sheffer, A. Sisson, F. Sisson, M. Stevens, W. Tozer, A. Truchan, L. Van Kuren, E. Valentine, B. Vergason, L. Tritton, P. Ward, R. Molessa, C. Wes¬ ton, K. Weug, K. Wood, J. Winchell, J. Wilkins, D. Wombacker, T. Warner, M. Withers, B. Wood and L. Zembek. Sr. Chorus 6 Teens STANDING: J. Biedlingmier, P. Ward, J. Carkner, P. Michael, A. Sheffer and C. Lawson. SITTING: B. Rogers. 32 Pep Band D. Akroyd, J. Barbee, G. Brader, R. Brutvan, L. Deyo, B. Flowers, D. Heller, T. Knaple, W. Morgan, R. Snyder, C. Thomas and G. Webb. Drill Team M. Benscoter, J. Bogart, S. Douglass, S. Fernald, D. Fix, L. Galloway, D. Green, R. Hill, S. Hulburt, E. Knapp, C. Lawson, J. Potak, B. Rogers, M. Shaller, S. Vaughen, K.Weug, and B. Wallis. 33 Debate Club The C. V. C.S. Debate Club offers a chance for members to learn, think and constructively debate with confidence, current problems of present day life. Under Miss Bessie Angelopoulos, the students have actively debated this year ' s New York State topic Resolved that the federal government should equalize educational opportunities by means or grants to the states for public elementary and secondary education. Members consist of; ROW 2: R. Marier, D. Rink, W. Pome¬ roy, M. Mikolas, D. Lusic, J. Murphy. ROW 1; D. Rennell, B. Lester, J. Gay, Miss Angelopoulos, K. Hancock and S. Cushman. Art Club The Senior Art Club, under Mrs. Lester ' s guidance, provides all the art work for our Chenango Valley. Among its many services is the demonstration of their artistic ability by their posters, displavs and stage design for school plays. Ad¬ vancement of one ' s artistic ability is the purpose of this club’s functions. During the course of the year, an annual field trip was made and fund raising projects consisted of selling CV pins and handmade jewelry. 34 Technical Crew Radio Club The Tech Crew is a fundamental service organization which provides equipment and technical knowledge to various school activities such as stage lighting and sound for plays and assemblies. Members are: STANDING: R. Brutvan, D. Heller. STANDING: B. Thompkins, G. Brader, C. Axtell, G. Bergfjord and T. Scott. The Radio Club, under the guidance of Mr. Zenon Janowski, meets every Friday for those interested in Radio. In creating interest, members learn all phases of radio work, even to broadcasting over their radio station K2TRS. Members consist of: ROW 2: D. Frank¬ lin, B. Koppe, T. Scott. ROW 1 : G. Perik, S. Pierce. Merit Badge Club ROW 4 : W. Morgan, H. Walling, S. Clark, A. Bates, J. Clark, T. Swingle. ROW 3: W. Whittemore, R. Wil¬ liams, D. Lewis, B. Perkins, R. Follett. D. Knapp, R. Cluff, D. Bailey. ROW 2: R. Chape, D. Hessney, K. Maines, G. Boughton, K. Bergmann. D. Yurko. ROW 1; J. Marino, J. Miner, W. McPheeters, C. Johnson, G. Hohl, R. Darcangelo and R. Sail. 35 Future Nurses mmmmmmrn iHM mmm§ mwm ROW 2: D. Kostun, A. Erb, A. Sisson, J. Lattimer, K. Meaker and A. Eberz. ROW 1: A. Lawson, J. Ford, S. Kring, E. Fulkrod and K. Smith. The function of the Future Nurses is to inspire students with nursing ambitions to learn the various types of Nursing through guest speakers, movies, etc. The training received may be used all through life. ROW 1: S. Stiles, S. Lynch, K. Cole, B. Gehr, G. Ferris, Mrs. Riter and Mr. Thompson. ROW 2: L. Smith, G. LeRoy, G. Ivey and D. Franklin. Spanish Club Getting a bet¬ ter understanding of the Spanish language is our function. This is achieved through movies, games and our conversa¬ tional classes. Enjoying the snow season of the year may be found the members of the ski club on the hills of central New York State. Members consisted of: KNEELING: A. Hierl and Miss Lovellett. STANDING: S. Crounse, R. Hierl, K. Murphy, J. Morgan. ROW 3: W. Brownlow, S. Gray, A. Gould, S. Cushman, K. Haley, Mr. Newton and S. Fernald. Ski Club 36 French Club ROW 3: A. M. Mack, J. Hogg, C. Brandow, V. Tallmadge, M. Axtell, K. Weug and J. Gammons. ROW 2: E. Artley, S. Doren, S. Ives, K. Beal, K. Murphy, J. Williams. ROW 1; S. Luntz, J. Branick, M. Crounse, E. Shampang and T. Gammons. Twirling Club Helping to provide entertainment during the half time at our home football games may be found the mem¬ bers of the Twirling Club. This year ' s squad consisted of; ROW 4: S. Cole, C. Reardon, D. Walling, G. Rhyd- derach, K. Raymond, B. Saam, B. Bradley. ROW 3: S. Johnson, L. Barrish, C. Sisson, G. Brown and C. Hin- man. ROW 2: N. Sherman, S. Baldwin, W. Pope and J. Zimmer. ROW 1: L. Dattoria, T. Westcott and B. Previte. Throughout the day in the pro¬ jection room may be found the busy members of the Projectionist club assisting all classroom teachers with the presentation of movies to help assist students in bettering their knowledge of school. Mem¬ bers of this club include; ROW 2: T. Knapp, L. Mazar, and A. War¬ ner. ROW 1; E. Shampang, J. Forkey and W. Illsley. Projectionist Club 38 Varsity Football ROW 3: Coach Durbin, D. Stanton, L. Parsons, J. Gates, J. Worden, J. Crosby, D. Lewis, R. Anderson, T. Stever, P. Connelly, D. Lord, M. Benza, manager, Coach Kaminsky. ROW 2: B. Connelly, A. Hierl, J. Corey, D. Link, D. Chaffee, E. Hogg, T. Hauser, D. Perry, M. Ryan, R. Gamble. ROW 1; R. Daddazio, M. Carnese, E. Miner, K. An¬ derson, B. Warner, W. Lawrence, W. Vermilyea and M. O ' Loughlin. Chenango Valley ' s 1961 football team started out a very successful season with consecutive victories over Waterloo, Carthage, Maine-Endwell, Owego, Notre Dame of Elmira and Susquehanna Valley. Injuries plagued the team with the result that the final two contests ended with losses to Eastwood and Homer, giving Chenango Valley a very respectable 6 won and 2 loss season. After such a successful year as 1961, and with a very limited number of graduates on the current squad, the prospects for a very bright year ahead are forecast. M t SCORES C. V. 19 Waterloo 6 c.v. 21 Carthage 0 C. V. 32 Maine-Endwell 0 c.v. 28 Owego 0 c.v. 13 Notre Dame 7 c.v. 37 Susquehanna 13 c.v. 7 Eastwood 14 c.v. 14 Homer 24 Coach Kaminsky, Team Captains, Anderson and O ' Loughlin and Coach Durbin. Coach Sharpsteen, R. Brown, W. Hardy, D. Caughey, G. Campbell, T. Macko, D. Cicak, R. Leahy, D. Holcomb, Manager M. Barber. Absent; Capt. E. Krajca and K. Slocum. C.V. 46 Greene 55 C.V. 43 North 53 C.V. 50 Homer 48 C.V. 59 Norwich 70 C.V. 31 Central 53 C.V. 55 Owego 58 C.V. 45 U.E. 43 C.V. 43 North 50 C.V. 46 J.C. 43 C.V. 57 Vestal 76 C. V. 54 Maine-Endwell 45 C.V. 39 Endicott 58 C.V. 59 Sidney 46 C.V. 42 Sidney 44 C. V. 37 Owego 53 C.V. 38 Central 79 C.V. 24 Vestal 47 o • , c.v. Sectionals 32 J.C. 53 C.V. 31 Vestal 62 5 WON 13 LOST Coach Sharpsteen and his basketball Warriors can be seen every night after school from 4:00 to 5:30 p.m. practicing in the high school gym. These practice sessions help prepare these boys for the com¬ petitive games in which they indulge with area schools. This constant drill could also be said to be one of the major reasons why Chenango Valley has won the Sidney Christmas Tournament for the third straight year. The boys and the coach are to be congratulated for the fine sportsmanship and spirit which they have shown during the past basketball season. 42 COACH SHARPSTEEN Junior Varsity Football ROW 3: J. Monk, T. Stever, J. Worden, D. Lewis, P. Connelly, R. Anderson, J. Crosby, J. Gates, D. Perry, Coach Kolodej. ROW 2: J. Homes, E. Swartz, J. Stone, D. Harmes, J. Mitrowitz, P. Cox, R. Chorads, R. Goodspeed, D.Rinker. ROW 1; K. Kirkpatrick, P. Sasinek, D. Benjamin, T. Scala, T. Wilson and M. Fahs. ABSENT: J. Truchan. 1961 proved to be a very successful season for the junior Warriors as they compiled victories over Windsor 14-0, Greene 18-0, Susquehanna 12-0 and Norwich 14-13 while losing to Whitney Point 0-27 and Johnson City 0-12. With the experience gained during the past season, our varsity will be greatly strengthened during the com¬ ing 1962 campaigns. Ninth Grade Football Providing the football strength for our gridiron Warriors, a squad of fifty freshmen reported to coaches Symk and Miller for the 1961 season. Throughout a very strenuous season in which our young Warriors met local fresh¬ man squads, we are very proud of the fine record which they established as they defeated North 7-0, Susquehanna 13-0 and Binghamton Central 6-0 while losing to Union Endicott 0-6, Vestal 12-13 and to Johnson City 0-6. Pros¬ pects are very good for the coming season. 44 Junior Varsity Basketball ROW 3: M. Berg, J. Rhydderach, A. McKaig, D. Cluck. ROW 2: Coach McDaniels, M. Bradley, D. Willis, D. Harmes, J. Gates, M. Brader. ROW 1 : J. Brown, C. Shaffer, E. Swartz, P. Connelly, J. Reid. C. V. 38 Greene 37 C. V. 45 Owego 40 C.V. 43 North 49 C. V. 62 Homer 34 C. V. 55 Vestal 45 C.V. 60 Vestal 50 C. V. 45 Central 60 C. V. 35 North 40 C.V. 36 Endicott 46 C. V. 41 U. E. 43 C. V. 76 M. End. 49 C.V. 38 Sidney 41 C.V. 53 J.C. 35 C.V. 52 Norwich 56 C.V. 39 Central 58 C. V. 48 M. End. 39 C.V. 58 Owego 39 C.V. 47 J.C. 56 Ninth Grade 7th and 8th Grade ROW 2: Coach Hillis, G. Barvenchak, D. DeFilipps, D. Franklin, T. Wiegele, M. Shurtleff. ROW 1; S. Lauback, B. Michalek, F. Donahue, T. Jardula, L. Smith. ROW 3: Moses, Majors, Duncan, Worden, Boehmke, Akroyd. ROW 2: Newby, Lawson, Eschleman, Ho¬ bart, Reid, Rittenhouse. ROW 1; Williams, Perkins, Hitchcock, Newby, Snow, Webb and Dukerich. ROW 1: S. Canders, D. O ' Brien, J. Carkner, C. Wheeler, M. Axtell. ROW 2: S. Boezi, P. O ' Neil, C. Jones, J. Knaphle, J. Davis, Sponsor - Miss Sandy Stone. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Sponsor: MRS. VIVIAN ORR Junior J. V. Cheerleaders Capt. P. Jones, F. St. John, J. Morreall, S. Germond, K. Murphy, L. Krivanek, S. Agard and D. Banford. It is with great pride and much satisfaction to see such fine school spirit exhibited wherever our War¬ rior teams may venture. To the fine sportsmanship associated with our teams, to our cheerleading squads and their advisors, Mrs. Orr and Miss Stone, our school is al¬ ways warmly welcomed. ROW 2: J. Bobbitt, C. Dotman, N. Singer, L. Francis, L. Taft. ROW 1: C. Krivanek, J. Zimmer, L. Sprague and L. Trebilock. Sponsor: Miss Stone. 47 Cross Country ROW 3: J. Reid, W. Dorsett, D. Gluck, C. Jones. ROW 2: J. Brown, G. Campbell, W. Hardy, W. Brownlow, J. Levendowski, M. Leonard. ROW 1; M. Bradley, R. Brown, R. Lalley, Coach McDaniel, L. Hayes, H. Jones and E. Krajca. COACH McDANIEL Track ii ■—-- SMWM yttiinwi mi • f %t ' V : ' J 28 i9 S • ROW 4 : G. Campbell, K. Wood, T. Macko, W. Connelly, R. Daddazio. ROW 3: J. Hammond, M. Bradley, E. Miner, J. Narsavage and M. Camese. ROW 2: R. Panko, R. Robinson, L. Hayes, R. Lalley, D. Holcomb. ROW 1: G. Hunkovic, J. Worden, J. Monks, R. Brown, G. Haulton. 49 Varsity Baseball The varsity Warriors had a very successful 1961 baseball season under the direction of Coach DeCastro in com¬ piling a 14 won and 2 loss record. Members of the team were: D. Kluck, R. Gamble, R. Krager, K. Slocum, R. Totman, T. Glock, R. Reece, L. Hitchcock, K. Anderson, W. Burnett and D. Link, with R. Whitman as manager. . V. Baseball 7th and 8th Grade Mr. Weckels J. V. Warriors compiled a 9 won and 4 loss record for 1961. The team consisted of P. Lucas, R. Leahy, C. Shafer, P. Connelly, J. Scallon, D. Rinker, L. Parsons, J. Rhydderach, W. Lawrence, J. Homey, D. CicaJ and M. O’Loughlin. 50 The Junior High baseball team won 10 and lost 0 to extend their winning streak to 41 straight under Coach Osborne. Team members consisted of : J. Reid, M. Berg, J. Brown, S. Freeh, D. DeFilipps, C. Wood- worth, W. Miller, T. Heysek, T. Jardula, S. Lau- back, G. Barvenchak, W. Tozer, D. Wenn, G. War¬ den and P. Mytach. ROW 2: R. Vaughn, J. Lees, D. Rink, L. Parsons, R. Secor. ROW 1: T. Heysek, R. Bolt, D. Spencer and J. Fisher. BOWLING The Chenango Valley Bowling team is havi ng a mediocre season this year. The 6-man team of C. V. plays interscholastic teams such as U. E., Central, and Vestal. Johnson City and North dropped out of the league this year because of ineligibility. All home games are played at Town and Country bowl¬ ing alleys on Front St. ROW 3: B. Myers, D. Shaffie, K. Woods, J. Narsavage, H. Sprague, T. McKee, B. Stiles, F. Banford, V. M. Carnese, E. Wood. ROW 2: Manager, J. Jones, P. Mee and D. Rinker. Cox, F. Banford, W. Brownlow, B. Wheeler. ROW 1; K. Kirkpatrick, J. Worden, R. Young, R. Anderson, T. Scala and W. Goodale. VOLLEYBALL GOLF The golf team completed one of its most success¬ ful seasons last spring, ending with a record of 10 wins and 4 losses. Mr. Durbin is the golf team’s coach. 51 WRESTLING ROW 1, l-r : T. Ward, D. Hall, J. Boland, D. Hall, B. Lalley, J. Casella, D. Olmstead, J. Eggleston. ROW 2, l-r : J. Collins, P. Sartula, A. Gould, C. Barnes, P. Slater, B. Chi- dester, D. Synder, J. Mills. ROW 3, 1-r: Coach Pen Dell, R. Lyon, R. Roberto, R. Booth, B. Dowling, W. Lawrence, D. Link, G. Warner, R. Gamble, J. Dowling, D. Jones, B. Leonard, Coach Harvey. D. Caughey, B. Devine, R. Snow, T. Jones, J. Cook. TENNIS More emphasis is being placed on tennis as a spring sport each year. This past year was the first in which the new tennis courts in back of the school were used. The team is under the direction of Coach Har¬ vey. This year only one player was lost in gradua¬ tion. The 1961 season ended with 6 wins and 5 losses. SOCCER ROW 1, 1-r: Wom- backer, T. Brad¬ ley, W. Perkins, G. Leighton, K. Bergman, R. New¬ by. ROW 2, 1-r: T. Moses, B. Han¬ sel, Nash, J. Bron¬ son, T. O ' Kenef- ski, D. Snow. ROW 3, 1-r: Leon¬ ard, Goodman, Smith, G. Michel- ak, C. Kreiger. ROW 4, 1-r; D. Barber, W. Jones, H. Newby, N. Eshelman, M. Ellis, K. O’Neil. 52 «■ - w fi 1 £ • 2 j [ . r 1 , V j if Jf ., m jm uj 4 l a. mmk . „ � i� vjj l fcUji« Varsity Club R OW 4: D. Caughy, D. Lord, M. Ryan, D. Daddazi, G. Campbell, K. Wood, T. Macko, W. Connelly, F. Rupert, E. Miner. ROW 3: D. Holcomb, L. Parsons, K. Anderson, P. Williams, J. Narsavage, W. Dowling, M. Carnese. ROW 2: M. O ' Loughlin, M. Markolis, R. Panko, L. Hayes, M. Brad¬ ley, W. Lawrence, R. Snow. ROW 1; W. Hardy, R. Brown, R. Lalley, J. Boland, G. Haulton, E. Krajca. Athletic Service Clubs VARSITY CLUB Varsity Club, under the supervision of Mr. McDaniels, is one of the most outstanding organizations of Chenango Val¬ ley. This club aims to promote a high standard of athletics and to provide a fellowship among athletes. This year the members of Varsity Club are planning a bonfire with Senior Leaders ' Club, a dance, and their annual trip and picnic at State Park. In order to become a member of Varsity Club, a boy must obtain at least one Varsity letter in one of the in¬ terscholastic sports. The 1961-1962 officers are; President, E. Krajca; Vice President, E. Minor; Secretary, D. Daddazio; and Treasurer, D. Holcomb. SENIOR LEADERS The Senior Leaders Club at Chenango Valley is sponsored by the physical education instructor, Mrs. Vivian Orr. The members take an active part in various athletic activities which promotes their physical well being as qualities of good citizenship, sportsmanship, leadership, and co-operation. The club sponsors all play days of sports at Chenango Valley, and are in charge of the coat-check at all basketball games. This year, the Senior Leaders put on a bowling party around Christmas time for the members and their guests. 1961-1962 officers are: President, D. Greene; Vice President, J. Bigart; Secretary, S. Hurlburt; Treasurer, M. Benscoter; and Program Chairman, B. Lalley. JUNIOR LEADERS The Junior Leaders Club, under the direction of Miss Sandra Stone, promotes an interest in athletics and encourages leadership, just as the Senior Leaders’ Club does. Requirements for Junior Leaders ' Club include skill and written tests showing their knowledge of games and rules and physical strength. Good sportsmanship is developed when the girls par¬ ticipate in the various athletic activities, which helps to train them for the Senior Leaders ' Club. The officers for this year are: President, J. Mapes; and Treasurer, G. Puderbaugh. 54 Senior Leaders Club C counterclockwise: S. Hulburt, B. Wallis, J. Slagle, M. Axtell, S. Vaughn, B, OTiern, S. Fernald, S. Douglass, C. Highes, J. Potack, D. Decker, D. Greene, K. Weug, N. Duncan, C. Wheeler, E. Novach, N. Maguire. V left to right: S. Perkins, S. Canders, M. Shaller, S. Cushman, P. Ward, L. Ingraham, B. Lalley, J. Bigart, M. Benscoter, P. O ' Neil, J. Lawson, L. Gilmore. Junior Leaders Club ROW 4: M. Rose, C. Krivanik, L. Johnson, S. Hansel, K. Perkins. ROW 3: J. Gammons, S. McPher¬ son, S. Zembek, A. McDonald, S. Ellis, V. Dobbyn, K. Jennings. ROW 2: L. Zembek, G. Ingraham, S. Cole, S. Russell, S. Bell, H. Hierl, J. Pepernik. ROW 1; J. Mapes, A. Truchan, G. Puderbaugh, N. Gilmore. 55 5 ;• ' I - , § 9 B .v IAL Junior Prom The graduation class of 1962 held its Junior Prom - Pink Cham¬ pagne - April, 1961. It was held in the C. V. gym from 9-12. The decorations were pink and white and the centerpiece was a huge pink champagne glass. Pink Champagne r . MU HjM S3 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay i j I i 60 ! ' vtf ' £tZ wlf. ! ; . T J|gkft. f ' . 5 Wp |r i 9ypp m s . .. ■ ,v a-« kJ_ F T ig 9 . iM CL AS 62 h—■ ROW 1: D. Malmfeldt, R. Aagree, J. Baker, S. Miley, S. Prentice, D. Bond, M. Durst, L. Wright. ROW 2: C. Phillips, N. Sohner, A. Forkey, C. Johnson, J. Ray, T. Bradley, W. Cornel. ROW 3: E. Bird, C. Reardon, L. Ingraham, C. Rose, R. Keefer, G. Tomecek. ROW 4: D. Woodworth, C. Gamble, S. Wilbur, K. Curtis, C. Fuller, J. Swart- wood. ROW 1: D. Wurster, J. Hitchcock, W. Durst, L. Fresinski, L. Williams, F. Bakic, M. Williams. ROW 2: E. Nash, S. Bonney, A. Dayton, C. Wil¬ liams, M. Mickel, M. Swincicki, B. Rapp. ROW 3: D. Hunt, G. Heier, P. Gee, P. Heinrich, S. Kelley, C. Sisson, L. Osterhout. ROW 4: B. Sea¬ man, P. Copeland, K. Sheffer, J. Birmingham, G. Parsons, D. Rauschmeier, M. New, D. Bailey. ROW 1: R. Saunders, J. Miner, L. Harmon, E. March, D. Moulthrop, S. Baldwin, C. Robbins, M. Rodney. ROW 2: C. Slocum, L. Thornton, J. Par- rotti, R. Darcangelo, R. Slick, A. Peterson, C. Briggs, J. Kelly. ROW 3: C. Hall, S. Regua, J. Woods, P. Jennings, G. Rhydderach, M. Dimmick, G. Hoadley, L. McKaig. ROW 4: L. Yonchuk, C. Glover, D. Cermak, E. Benning, B. Hansel, M. Ellis, D. Berg, T. Williams. ROW 1: P. Youket, W. Tingley, E. George, L. Rozboril, G. Hall, E. Galloway, J. Seward. ROW 2: D. Hessney, G. Boughton, A. McHugh, D. White, J. Laris, C. Potter, R. Newby. ROW 3: P. Juriga, R. Jones, A. Whieldon, M. Katleski, G. Heath, S. Pittsky, C. Eaton. ROW 4: F. Cron, W. Loomis, D. Snedeker, J. Batkavsky, K ' . Briggs. ROW 1: J. Bronson, L. Whetsall, D. Fernald, M. Wharton, K. Rings, M. Whaley, B. Brisk, W. Tay¬ lor. ROW 2: W. Hudson, S. Littlewood, N. Gold- berger, K. Hillard, J. Spencer, C. Holbert, P. Sasinek. ROW 3: R. Chope, J. Noxiel, K. Purdy, P. Keane, D. Nowicki, D. Yurko, J. Guditis. ROW 4: W. Goodurn, L. Pickett, J. Jensen, D. Belinsky, B. Perkins, S. Kolodej, C. Linville. ROW 1: R. Alton, N. Smith, R. de Groat, C. Al¬ ton, D. Pangburn, W. Foote. ROW 2: G. Callan, C. Scott, D. Hoyt, N. Stetts, J. Hagadorn, J. Hol¬ brook. ROW 3: B. Hissin, E. Shampang, F. Niles, C. Mellem, C. Pond, R. Hitt. 7-10 7-9 ROW 1: S. Lunn, D. Wombacker, D. Torti, M. Brown, S. Barrett. ROW 2: M. Tiffany, S. Young, K. Owen, C. De Forest, O. Ryall, T. Okoniewski. ROW 3: M. Cranmer, J. Williams, A. Reid, J. Pittsley, O. Eggleston. ROW 4: E. Griswold, R. O ' Neil, L. Cosier, D. Quick, P. Hawley, R. Pecka. ROW 1: K. Raymond, G. Hohl, A. Skoranski, D. Lynch, F. Ives, K. Jones. ROW 2: L. Berish, C. Van Dusen, C. Gillette, N. Greene, J. Thomas, L. Hinkleman, R. Hayes, M. Hendrickson. ROW 3: F. Doetsch, C. Glover, M. Keener, R. Parrotte, R. Cluff, C. Walker, T. Chamberlain. ROW 4: R. Roberts, M. Poliak, L. Wall, C. Peterson, P. Corey, D. Walling, J. Staples, M. de Groat, P. Slater. ROW 1: N. Goodspeed, K. Rakowski, G. Webb, G. George, M. Lewis, R. Lott, S. Fedorwick, C. Shim- rock. ROW 2: J. Cornell, D. Thomas, J. Puder- baugh, G. Robinson, J. Hunt, R. Hobart, D. Weckel. ROW 3: G. Matteson, C. Hubbard, P. Pavilonis, K. Chordas, J. Kraham, G. Waterman, N. Dickow, J. Wertman. ROW 4: S. Beman, B. Hogg, P. Finch, N. Slachta, M. Rogers, G. Snow, H. Page. ROW 1: D. Kadaronak, R. Dingman, B. Parker, W. Finch, D. Conrad, L. Conrad, R. Oakley. ROW 2: D. Gerhardt, R. Tesar, V. Resciniti, W. Smith, T. Milligan, R. Tuttle, S. Ford. ROW 3: A. O ' Brien, M. Pinney, D. Allan, R. Shaver, W. Pope, M. Sperry, R. Laven, R. Holmes. ROW 4: P. Ly- rad, C. Hissin, K. Burnette, K. Kruger, D. Love¬ land, S. Young, W. Warrick. ROW 1: B. Gorton, G. Scott, G. Decker. ROW 2: J. Patenaude, S. Simonson, W. Alton, R. Clark. ROW 3: S. Slocum, P. Clapper, R. Stout, R. Kilmer, R. Alton. ROW 1: W. Perkins, C. Knapp, J. Hamilton, A. Wiegele, L. Trebilcock, S. Lynch. ROW 2: R. Leonard, M. Schwartz, J. Bobbitt, L. Fran¬ cis, A. Fiato, J. Paugh, D. Smith. ROW 3: S. Lyon, S. Chuma, A. Cullen, M. Affeldt, S. Hitchcock, M. Birmingham. ROW 4: R. Goga, D. Otrphant, D. Akroyd, T. Jones. ROW 1: J. Collins, C. Axtell, N. Sherman, T. McAvoy, L. Illsley, D. Ulmer, E. Matthews. ROW 2; D. Lewis, W. Rowe, R. Williams, K. Perkins, V. Utter, N. Fulkrod, H. Smith. ROW 3: L. Baker, W. Jones, D. Clifford, S. Cunning¬ ham, C. Boehmke, L. Knapp, J. Hancock, B. Wilbur. ROW 4: D. Hibbard, W. Goodale, R. Pierce, N. Finch, D. Dewing. ROW 1: D. Snow, W. McPheeters, C. Powell, 8-3 P. Haynon, W. Maurer, R. Saul, A. Bakic. ROW 2: M. McMahon, B. Furgeson, M. Wag- staff, J. Kocher, W. Kane, M. Baker, G. Van Duser. ROW 3: B. Fish, B. Ingraham, R. Plane, L. Bottle, E. Silvernell, L. Closs, S. Curtis. ROW 4: S. Wilbur, W. Boemke, R. Hickok, B. Dickinson,, P. Contro, W. Whitman, S. Ling, T. Graham. ROW 1: C. Davis, G. Brown, H. Gale, T. Moses, D. Saunders, F. Bennett. ROW 2: G. Stanton, A. Wilson, J. Haulton, K. Cole, K. Davis, S. Ward, R. Singer. ROW 3: B. Bell, S. Ives, C. Pratt, S. Lynch, J. Gruss, H. Ho¬ bart. ROW 4: K. Kutch, R. Cox, J. Fisher, I. Randall, K. Wallis, D. Knapp. ROW 1: B. Hitchcock, D. Cooper, M. Pratt, C. Krivanek, S. Powell, G. Fisher, C. Sandell. ROW 2: D. Kingsbury, R. Decker, J. Walker, L. Dattorie, L. Williams, D. Mika, J. Baldwin. ROW 3: D. Snyder, R. Vlasak, J. Doebler, G. Michalek, D. Gale, V. Ingraham, D. Link. ROW 4: G. Worden, A. Bates, R. Booth, J. Si- monds, L. Harris, N. Bottle. ROW 1: D. Hall, D. St. John, M. Moulthrop, 8 6 B. Gehr, B. Jackowski, C. Buck, G. Scrip. ROW 2: T. Ward, G. Dukerich, R. Randall, L. Hayes, K. Totten, R. Knowles, A. Lyon. ROW 3: G. Holcomb, C. Wood, L. Martin, J. Dona¬ hue, K. Raymond, L. Contro, G. Saunders. ROW 4: D. Fleming, P. Nelson, W. Crawford, S. Bell, K. Lance, S. Brown. 8-7 ROW 1: D. Hall, K. Maines, K. Bergmann, S, Redmond, L. Jamieson, W. Bullock. ROW 2: T. Swingle, P. Collidge, J. Slick, P. Beman, G. Woodin, N. Gilmore. ROW 3: E. Lawson, J. Scattergood, B. Duncan, H. Newby, P. Ni¬ cholson, C. Hazlett, C. Dotman. ROW 4: M. Barrett, R. Rittenhause, D. Cross, W. Filan, R La Fave, T. Wiser, S. Larrabee. 1 . t j7f • ROW 1: M. Schrivener, R. Davis, M. Whitman, C. Lawrence, G. Chandles, D. Hamilton, N. Heath, C. Wescott. ROW 2: P. Robinson, C. Butch, L. Young, C. Eastman, J. Nowicki, M. Rose, V. Benscoter, L. Sprague. ROW 3: G. Ivey, R. Follet, R. Majors, P. Johnson, J. Coons, J. Goldberger, D. Dutcher. ROW 4: W. Chides- ter, H. Osterhout, W. Tesar, L. Lawton, H. Vail. J ROW 1: M. Weston, D. Buchanan, R. Robertson, W. Jacobs, B. Edwards. ROW 2: C. Bernauer, J. Carey, J. Zimmer, S. Johnson, P. Heier, E. ROW 3: R. Leonard, C. Hendershot, B. Saam, P. O’Loughlin, F. Epstein, W. Whittemore, G. Dayton. ROW 4: M. Cox, J. Gutheil, L. Taft, S. Freeh, J. Lawson, G. Palm, J. Heath, D. Truxal. ROW 1: N. Eshlemen, J. Slacata, B. Crounse, 8-10 W. Fahs, A. Cockran, S. Holcomb, G. Birdsall. ROW 2: W. Dean, J. Gerhardt, D. Griffin, J. Mangan, P. Rose, M. Rocks, L. Wheeler. ROW 3: A. Williams, W. Tunison, C. Pash, J. Cermak, D. Crimmons, G. Evans. ROW 4: W. Clark, M. Hippe, C. Haicke, G. Leighton, J. Lieberum, G. Tarbox. Wk Xyl am- ROW 1: R. Todack, C. Whetsell, R. Whitman, K. Houseberger, M. Swingle. ROW 2: E. Trit- ten, D. Goodale, L. Kelley, J. Holcomb, J. Cope. ROW 3: R. Roberts, R. Johnson, M. To- bey, K. Graham, D. Barber. ROW 4: C. Race, D. Johnson, L. Holdrege, L. Kepler, C. Snyder, W. Rupert. i ROW 1: J. Starkweather, R. Reece, H. Pu, J. Marino, P. Fairchild, D. Braid, C. Kobbe, C. Hinman, D. Mach, E. Nadine, G. Webb, K. Jagger. ROW 3: B. Ruff, R. Shurtleff, J. Brown, A. Truchan, L. Gluck, T. Abbott, D. Mapes. ROW 4: D. Vail, D. Akroyd, W. Morgan, J. Thomas, D. Franklin, D. Goga, R. Hassinger, L. Deyo. ROW 1: L. Vaccaro, L. Kostiphak, K. Brigiotta, L. Grady, M. Norconk. ROW 2: T. Jardula, C. Mangan, S. Stiles, E. Allen, H. Fine, D. Daniels, D. Baker. ROW 3: J. Reid, S. Russell, M. Ho¬ gan, E. Friend, G. Puderbaugh, F. Sisson, J. Hatt. ROW 4: B. Wheeler, N. Mattrazzo, T. Zopp, F. Donahue, B. Koppe, G. Nelson. ROW 1: C. Arquette, J. Bogart, W. Hunt, J. Butenko, A. Edwards, B. Decker, J. Fitch. ROW 2: B. J. Gresham, H. Stormes, T. Todd, J. Mapes, F. St. John, J. Krager, P. Brooks. ROW 3: C. Lawson, S. Purple, G. Decker, K. Oken- iewski, R. Skinner, M. Miley, G. Barvinchak. ROW 4: J. Rennell, A. Allen, R. Jones, E. Whieldon, P. Hessney, R. Gardner, P. Matych. ROW 1: G. Lawson, J. Casella, B. Tozer, T. Knaple, S. Stratton, G. Flanagan, C. Jackowski. ROW 2: R. Rhoades, T. Edwards, S. De Mario, D. Cleveland, C. Wakeley, L. Ottaway, R. Lance. ROW 3: I. Mawagerter, B. Ballis, S. Sage, P. Randell, R. Geiger, D. Bruster, P. Barrick, M. A. Gruss. ROW 4: V. Mertendale, T. Heysek, L. Smith, J. Atwater, D. Blaisure, D. Newman. § ♦ 1 . Mil rf ■ I A v v fm Mil ' 1 1 J| i ■ 1 m ROW 1: A. Montgomery, R. Gallarno, J. Pease, J. Mitrowitz, S. Littlefield, F. Stickle. ROW 2: S. Keough, S. Eaton, T. Scott, R. Betkausky, H. Hierl, S. Zembek. ROW 3: C. Pick ett, K. Cron, N. Thompson, M. Bronson, S. Slocum, W. Coon, R. Rodney. ROW 4: H. Walling, D. Link, C. Woodworth, M. Kuruc, J. Follet. ROW 1: J. Rosati, S. Crounse, R. Mulmfeldt, P. 9-10 Walter. ROW 2: S. Smith, M. Hill, E. Tingley, D. Wenn, D. Billo, P. Worden. ROW 3: B. Fotte, J. O ' Neil, J. Gammons, G. Perih, J. Wil- drick, L. Lindsey, V. Stiles. ROW 4: N. Mont¬ gomery, D. Hamilton, S. Ellis, M. Morgan, R. Potak, S. Lauback, J. Decker, C. Brown. ROW 1: C. Harrison, C. Ingram, D. Hillard, R. 9-11 Torto, K. Knapp, R. Speyer, R. Tew. ROW 2: S. Lunn, B. Gaskill, E. Cross, A. Ellsworth, L. Zembek, J. Morreall. ROW 3: B. Roys, J. Rear¬ don, D. De Felipps, J. Lyon, J. Pruyn. ROW 4: M. Shurtleff, G. Brown, T. Warner, R. Moore, R. Welch, T. Lott, R. France, J. Worden. I ROW 1: A. Bond, S. Darcangelo, S. Agard, S. Germond, L. Krivanek, R. Stratton, A. Buchta, B. English. ROW 2: M. Bennett, M. Tuttle, D. Benjamin, J. Crosby, R. Snow, S. Potter, G. Brownlow. ROW 3: P. Mann, R. Goodspeed, J. Rhoades, G. Lynch, C. Hughes, L. Michael. ROW 4: D. Adams, N. Knox, R. Holmes, C. Shaffer, C. Woodruff, W. Luce. ROW 1: S. Coon, K. Jennings, D. Forsyth, J. Sheffer, B. Wood, V. Dobbyn, L. Phillips. ROW 2: D. Benjamin, S. McPherson, B. Le Suer, L. Hatt, F. Button, D. Palmer, G. Ferris. ROW 3: M. Satterthwaite, S. Koven, G. Valentine, B. Robbins, S. Taylor, C. Aiken, W. Miller. ROW 4: G. Homza, E. Wood, R. Lewis, S. Clark, R. Brewer, D. Graves, R. Snyder. ROW 1: T. Vroman, G. Stevens, P. Woodruff, 9-8 R. Robinson, C. Lipe, D. Lewis. ROW 2: D. Messersmith, S. Houpis, L. Franco, M. Williams, S. Corey, P. Herzog, T. Bernhardt. ROW 3: S. Gray, R. Briggs, J. Pickering, L. Eastman, R. Thomas, L. Johnson, C. Slocum. ROW 4: B. Flowers, C. Conrad, M. Withers, D. Albee, F. Kunkel, C. Parsons, J. Schering, R. Molessa. ROW 1: C. De Rosa, D. Rich, L. Summers, M. 9-5 Bassow, C. Rapp, J. Eggleston. ROW 2: S. Cole, S. Hansel, J. Larson, L. Fleeger, C. Sand- wisk, S. Welch, M. Matson. ROW 3: L. Snell, R. Knowles, K. Glover, R. Tremaine, C. Jacob, S. Kring. ROW 4: T. Wiegele, J. Palmisano, E. Michael, G. Le Roy, T. Chaffee, R. Hoadley. 9” ROW 1: S. Tucker, S. Rinker, L. Snear, J. Pe- pernik, R. Lewis, D. Olmstead, L. English, N. Donahue. ROW 2: S. Fleming, L.. Lawler, K. Collins, J. Zyck, C. Whiting, R. Mills, J. Dick¬ inson, A. McDonald. ROW 3: J. Jagger, C. Hol- bert, B. Beers, R. Swartwood, J. Clark, D. Sny¬ der. ROW 4: P. Kocak, W. Tucker, W. Micha- lek, M. Wilson, M. Berg, R. Goodnough, R. Roe. ROW 1: D. Shelley, J. Grace, T. Vavra, N Ryan, S. Bingham, R. Roberts, K. Hancock. ROW 2: S. Ashley, S. Vosburgh, B. Devine, C. Surakus, S. Carver, D. Schofield, K. Murphy, A. Mach, E. Lance. ROW 3: M. Fahs, M. Callea, G. Bennett, L. Mazar, W. Johnson, D. Starr, K. Perry, G. Barrick, R. Green. . 10-3 0 2flO W 1: P. Pease, K. Derek, L. Moore, N. Kuhl, J. Rakowski, K. Stuart, M. Zimmerman. ROW 2: J. Irving, A. Erb, I. Lyons, D. O’Neil, S. Aiken, M. Villecco. ROW 3: R. Scalone, M. Griswald, S. Bucci, M. Bennett, G. Anderson, A. Kobbe. ROW 4: D. Button, A. Hurlburt, J. Rhydderch, L. Shampang, R. Daniels, T. Macko. ! i it ROW 1: S. Herman, C. Lane, G. Casella, E. 10-4 Artley, J. Johnson, K. Smith, K. De Zuba, P. Whitman, J. Pierce. ROW 2: R. Chordas, M. Fox, A. Muska, L. Bird, R. Rosati. ROW 3: D. Starr, G. Bergfjord, J. Jones, L. Gutheil, G. Kpoyer, E. Fernald, R. Vierling, A. McKaig, R. Anderson, J. Signor. I ROW 1: C. Dimmick, C. Marks, G. Baker, R. Knapp, T. Baker, Paul Sasinek, L. Singer. ROW 2: P. Jones, M. Sears, E. Forkey, M. Franklin, P. La Russo, C. O’Connell, M. Hicken. ROW 3: J. Williams, G. Toris, V. Tallmadge, C. Ro¬ binson, S. Chape, J. Zinck. ROW 4: J. Ladrigan, G. Praeger, D. Warner, P. Connelly, T. Stever, B. Meyers. ROW 1: T. Wilson, L. Galloway, J. Michael- son, J. Perry, M, Truxal, S. Lentz. ROW 2: B. Ryall, S. Cummings, S. Eggleston, L. Holt, C. Bennett, J. Branick, P. Spak. ROW 3: J. Daw¬ son, R. Reid, F. Lucas, R. Conrad, M. O ' Dell, K. Kirkpatrick. ROW 4: D. Smith, J. Gerrity, T. Trudell, E. Schwartz, R. Brutvan, T. Crim- mins, B. Tompkins. 10-9 ROW 1: D. Banford, L. Hitchcock, N. Rodney S. French, P. McCoy, J. Mapes. ROW 2: T. Scala, J. Clark, C. Bolton, S. Doren, P. Tay¬ lor, D. Wood, K. Larson. ROW 3: S. Jones, J. Stone, R. Wellman, R. Sivak, H. Bigelow, W. Leonard, R. Pratt, J. Lewandoski. ROW 4: S. Matthews, E. Hancock, R. Jones, W. Connelly, J. Gates, J. Reid, C. Barnes. JO-6 10 - 7 , 0 , 1: A. Gates, E. 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Olson, D. Rennell, E. Fulkrod, J. Derek, M. Stevens, N. Maguire. ROW 3: S. Zeggert, S. Michael, R. Robinson, J. Wilkins, D. Spencer, C. Churchill, R. Neish. ROW 4: K. Slocum, R. Hall, R. Leahy, T. Clifford, R. Fyfe, T. Bond, K. Hollenbeck. 11-6 ROW 1: R. Morrisey, E. Lee, T. Gammons, P. O ' Neil, D. Zemek, L. Sharer, S. Taylor. ROW 2: B. Mosher, M. Hammond, S. Robbins, J. Matts, D. Bowell, P. Ingwell, L. Clearwater. ROW 3: J. Spencer, J. Hammond, M. Bradley, W. Albee, M. Wagstaff, D. Kelly. ROW 4: D. Cluck, R. Hall, M. Ryan, P. Wilson. 11-7 11-8 ROW 1: R. Tozer, B. Palmer, B. Hanyon, J. Murphy, S. Buchta. ROW 2: J. Compton, R. Robinson, A. Eberz, G. Knapp, J. Gray, B. Shramek. ROW 3: G. Powell, A. Bradshaw, G. Fahs, G. Stanton, G. Harris, J. Kline, A. Mazar. ROW 4: J. Corey, C. Yusharian, J. Juriga, J. Lees, R. Parottee, F. Rupert. ROW 1: S. Moore, J. Ford, J. Lawson, H. Gra- 11-4 ham, A. Catlin, E. Novak. ROW 2: J. Dadda- zio, J. Monks, L. Barton, S. Piatt, S. Keech, P. Wittman, D. Holcomb. ROW 3: D. Vergason, J. Mazar, R. Grace, J. Biedlingmaier, G. Sayer, P. Hoyt. ROW 4: G. Skinner, D. Rink, K. Slo¬ cum, P. Youngs, D. Chaffee, L. Lane. _Z _Z “2 ROW 1: J. Aldrich, J. Gehr, C. Williams, M. Kovacs, C. Jones. ROW 2: P. Ellis, P. Hoadley, K. Casper, B. Newman, K. Trumbell, A. Sis¬ son, S. Sanders. ROW 3: G. Barber, W. Brown- low, D. Secor, D. Perry, F. Mames. ROW 4: R. Miller, M. Young, J. Truchan, G. Decker, L. Spear. 1 1: F. Donahue, K. Perry, O. Caswell, N. Sargent, C. Norris, M. Crounse, N. Baker. ROW 2: S. Holbert, K. Lake, A. Sheffer, E. Kadian, P. Foland, E. Valentine, L. Gilmore. ROW 3: M. Butenko, R. Vaughn, E. Hogg, D. Martindale, D. Lawyer. ROW 1: M. White, G. Parsons, S. Agard, M. 11-1 Swan, M. Scott, E. Simonson, P. Wiser. ROW 2: R. Einfeldt, J. Young, R. Miller, R. Lucik, R. Condon, P. Gee. ROW 3: T. Knapp, C. Brandow, C. Baker, K. Meaker, E. Transue, D. Kostun. ROW 4: L. Cornwell, R. Gamble, J. Pepernik, T. Hauser, L. Myers, C. Johnson. mWm w$m mm mmmmam Hk0 ' H SENT 76 DAVID ALMY Dave A very gentle one and of good conscience Key Club 10,11,12; Track 10 KENNETH ANDERSON Andy Handsome is as handsome does Student Council 11; Intramural Sports 10,11,12; J. V. Football 10, Varsity 11,12; Letter 11,12; Volley ball 12; Varsity Club 12; Jr. Prom Committee JILL ATWATER Jill Rat Kindness is wisdom Warrior 11,12; Quill 10,11,12; Chorus 10,11; Dra¬ matics 10,11,12; Girls’ Bowling Team 10,11,12; Jr. Prom Committee MARGARET AX TELL Margie So many worlds, so much to do Student Council 11; Warrior 10,11,12; Editor-in- Chief 12; Receptionists 11,12; Leaders Club 10,11, 12; National Honor Society 10,11; Senior Art 11,12; French Club 12; Cheerleader 10,11,12; Jr. Prom Committee i DONNA BARRICK Donny ' A gentle person is she Red Cross 12; Business Club 12; Future Homemakers 12; Jr. Prom Committee JANE BENNETT A quiet conscience makes one so serene Dramatics Club 10; Intramural Sports 12 FOSTER BANFORD Though quiet, my goals I do achieve Key Club 10,11,12; Intramural Sports 10; Golf 10, 11,12; J. V. Bowling 10, Varsity 11,12 CHARLES BARNES Charlie Every man is said to have his particular ambition t - MARY BENSCOTER Whatever is worth doing, is worth doing well Quill Photography Editor 12; Dramatics Club 11,12; Leaders Club 10,11,12; Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Bowling 10,12; Librarian 10,11; Chorus 12; Debate 10 JOANN BEIDLINGMAIER Bettle One of the greatest pleasures in life is conversation Warrior 11,12; Quill 12; Receptionist 11,12; Chorus 10,11,12; Dramatics 11,12; Red Cross 11; 6 Teens 10,11,12; Jr. Prom Committee JUDY BIG ART Judy Smigart JB In her tongue is the law of kindness Warrior 11,12; Receptionist 12; Leaders Club 10,11, 12; Dramatics 11; Red Cross 12; Intramural Sports 10, 11,12; Sports Day 10,11,12; Future Nurses 12 JANET BERISH Jan Let us hear her laughter Receptionist 12; Red Cross 12; Intramural Sports 10, 11,12; Sports Day 11 GEORGE BIGELOW Trig Enjoying life is a wonderful feeling Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Jr. Prom Committee CAROL BIRMINGHAM Though quiet, her presence is always known Student Council 11; Chorus 10,12; Red Cross 11,12; Jr. Prom Committee BETTY BEVINS Bet She is the quiet kind Warrior 12; Receptionist 12; Dramatics 11,12; Intra¬ mural Sports 11,12; Bowling 10, Librarian 11,12; Drill Team 11,12 EVELYN BEZUSHKO Evie Quietly I go my way Dramatics 11,12; Senior Art 12; Bowling 11; Jr. Prom Committee Vr V ARLENE BOND Arlie It is good to be honest and true Band 10,11; Dramatics 11; Future Homemakers 10, 11; Projectionists 10; Yearbook 11; Girls ' Athletic Assoc. 10,11; Transferred from Harpursville 12 GRADER BRADER Gary A great philosopher Band 10,11,12; National Honor Society 10,11,12; Intramural Sports 11,12; Dance Band 11,12; Techni- cal Crew 11,12 RONALD BRIGGS Ron A gentleman makes no noise Band 10 EILEEN BROWN Sweet sounds, oh beautiful music, do not cease” Warrior 12; Volleyball 11,12; Chorus 10,12; Sports Day 11; All State Chorus 11 JAMES BLOODGOOD Wise to resolve and patient to perform National Honor Society 10,11,12 JOHN BOLAND Sing no sad songs to me Varsity Wrestling 10,11,12; Letter 11,12 NANCY BROWN Sugar and spice and everything nice ROBERT BROWN Brownie Gentle in manner, strong in performance Student Council 10,12; J. V. Football 10; Varsity 11; J.V. Basketball 10,11, Varsity 12; Track 11,12; Let¬ ters 11,12; J.V. Baseball 10; Cross Country 12, Vars¬ ity Club 11,12 Chipper DALE CAUGHEY He is the architect of his own future Student Council President 12; Quill 10,11; Reception¬ ist 12; National Honor Society 11,12; Football 10,11, 12; Basketball 10,11,12; Letters 10,11,12; Varsity Club 10,11,12; Tennis 10,11,12; Class Pres. 10,11 Sandy SANDRA CHAPEL Let my actions speak my mind Quill 12; Future Homemakers 11,12; Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Student Patrol 12; Receptionist 12; Red Cross 10; Sr. Art 10,11 MARIE BRUET Marie Babes A personality to provide for all Jr. Prom Committee THOMAS BURNETT Tom Let every man think for himself ' « .? £ ► GARY CAMPBELL Campy III A tall and stately one is he J. V. Basketball 10, Varsity 11,12; Letter 11,12; Track 10,11,12; Cross Country 11,12; Varsity Club 12 SUSAN CANDERS Sue Success is the result of one ' s belief in herself ' Student Council 10; Warrior 10,11,12; Receptionist 12; Leaders Club 10,11,12; National Honor Society 10,11,12; Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Cheerleader 10,11,12; J.V. Captain 10 JUDY CARKNER Live your years, don ' t just accumulate them Warrior 11,12; Secretary 11, Editor-in-Chief 12; Quill 11; Receptionist 11,12; Dramatics 11,12; Lead¬ ers Club 10,11,12; Chorus 10,11,12; Intramural Sports 10,11,12; U. S. C. 10,11,12; Sport Days 10,11,12; 6 Teens 12; Cheerleader 11,12, Captain 12 MICHAEL CARNESE Mike What should a man do but be merry Band 10,11,12; Red Cross 10,11,12; Radio Club 10, 11,12; Track 10,11,12; Varsity Football 11,12; Vars¬ ity Club 10,11,12; Track Sectionals 11,12; Dra¬ matics 12 3k Tim SIDNEY CODINGTON Every man for himself ' JAMES COOK The force of his own merit makes his way Student Council V. P. 12; Band 10,11,12; Key Club 10,11,12; National Honor Society 10,11,12; Intra¬ mural Sports 11; Tennis 11,12; Adventurers Club 10; All State Band 11; NYSSMA Award MARETA COOK Her heart is ever at your service Warrior Typing Editor 12; Quill 12; Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Leaders Club 12; National Honor Society 10,11,12; Business Club 11,12; Sports Day 10,11,12; Greg Noma Awards 11,12; Chorus 10; Drill Team 10 DONNA COOPER Joy Even on a dark day, Joy shines Student Council Secretary 12; Warrior Literary Editor 12; Quill 10,11,12; National Honor Society 10,11, 12; Receptionist 11,12; Dramatics 10,11,12; Chorus 10; Jr. Prom Committee; Bowling 10; Badminton 11 ANDREW CULLEN Andy Knowledge is the master of my achievements Quill 12; Key Club 10,11,12; Radio Club 10,11 SANDRA CUSHMAN Sandy Sootie The highest of distinctions is service to others Warrior 10,12; Quill 12; Leaders 10,11,12; Red Cross 10,11,12; National Honor Society 10; Debate 10,11, 12; Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Sports Day 10; Jr. Prom Committee; U. S.C. Award 11 RICHARD DADDAZIO Dick I am the master of my fate Key Club 11; Radio Club 10,11; Football 12; Track 11; Volleyball 11; Varsity Club 12; Class Vice Presi¬ dent 12; Jr. Prom Committee DIANE DECKER Beauty that is kind as well as charming Warrior 10,11,12; Receptionist 12; Intramurals 11, 12; Leaders Club 12; Bowling 10,11,12; Jr. Prom Committee MARLY DE DIO A horse! a horse! My kingdom for a horse Quill 12; Receptionist 11,12; Dramatics 12; Debate 11,12; Spanish Club 12 BERNARD DEVINE Bernie” I love the silence, I embrace the wit Intramural Sports 10,11; Football 10, Track 10; Base¬ ball 10; Volleyball 10; Tennis 11,12 CHRIS DOBBYN Shooting through life on a scooter Key Club 10; Intramural Sports 10,11; Football 10; Golf 10; Jr. Prom Committee WAYNE DORSETT Grandma Humor is the harmony of the hearts Track 11,12; Volleyball 11; Cross Country 10,12; Jr. Prom Committee SUSAN DOUGLASS Sue I thrive on activity Warrior 12; Leaders Club 12; Red Cross 10,11,12; In¬ tramural Sports 10,11,12; Bowling 11,12; Drill Team 11,12; Future Nurses 12; Sports Day 10,11,12; Chorus 10; Librarian 11 SALLY DUNCAN Rich in good works Quill 11,12; Dramatics 10,12; Intramural Sports 10; Sports Day 10; U. N. Mock Assembly 10; Jr. Prom Committee; Chorus 10,11,12 iggy Eddie JAMES EATON Think of me as your friend Chorus 12; Radio Club 10,11; Volleyball 10 DIANE EDWARDS All charm and grace is she Student Council 10; Yearbook 10,11; School Paper 10,11; Dramatics 12; Chorus 10; Majorettes 11; Fu¬ ture Homemakers 12; Intramural Sports 12; Bowling 10,11; Secretary of Class 11; Transferred from Gro¬ ton 12 SALLY FERNALD A good name is the best of treasures Receptionist 11; Leaders Club 12; National Honor Society 10; Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Drill Team 11,12; Sports Day 10,11,12; Bowling 11; Jr. Prom Committee SALLY FERRIS A jewel in a golden crown Warrior 11,12; Quill 11,12; Receptionist 11; Dra¬ matics 11,12; Red Cross 11,12; Intramural Sports 10, 11,12; Sports Day 11,12; Class Treasurer 12 DUANE EMPET Dewey He sails into the sun Projectionist 10 MICHAEL FARRELL Mike He that is of merry heart, hath a continual feast iWi BARBARA FISHER Barb Such grace thou dost possess Quill 11,12; Dramatics 12; Future Homemakers 12; Debate 11; Jr. Prom Committee JAMES FISHER Jim A gentle person is he Receptionist 12; Red Cross 12; Bowling 11,12 DAWN FIX As merry as the day is long Warrior 12; Quill 10,11,12; Dramatics 10,12; Red Cross 10,11; Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Bowling 10, 11,12; Drill Team 11,12; Librarian 10; French Club 11 ANNE FREIMARCK The ability to speak correctly is an acquirement rather than a gift Quill 12; Dramatics 12; Panorama News 11; Orchestra 10,11,12; Varsity Club 11; 2 Music letters; Transfer from B. C. H. S. LAWRENCE FRIEND Larry Always a pleasant person to know” Band 10,11,12; Key Club 10,11,12; Dramatics 12; National Honor Society 10,11; Lab. Assistants 11,12; Jr. Prom Committee DONNA GREENE ' Here a smile can always be found Quill 12; Leaders Club 10,11,12; Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Drill Team 11,12 CAROL GRIFFIN Shortie Art for art ' s sake Quill 12; Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Bowling 10,11, 12; Future Homemakers 10,12; Senior Art 10,12; Drill Team 12 KATHLEEN HALEY Kathy Humor is the greatest gift Warrior 11,12; Quill 10,11,12, Editor 12; Band 10; Receptionist 11,12; Red Cross 10,11,12; Dramatics 10,11,12; Intramural Sports 10,12; Photography 10 DOUGLAS HALL Robert Age is a quality of the man Wrestling 10,11,12; Cross Country 11,12; Varsity Club 11,12; Tennis 12 MARY ANN HALL From life always take the best Jr. Prom Committee FAITH HANCOCK Faithie Speak frankly as the wind Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Sr. Art Club 12 WILLIAM HARDY Bill A sportsman in every sense of the word J. V. Basketball 10,11, Varsity 12; Tennis 10,11,12; Cross Country 10,11,12; Varsity Club 10,11,12 BARBARA HARRIS Betsy Variety is the spice of life Warrior 11,12; Quill 11; Receptionist 12; Chorus 12; Red Cross 11,12; Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Drill Team 11,12; French Club 11; Jr. Prom Committee CHARLENE HARRIS Art is power Warrior 11,12; Art Editor 11; Quill 11,12; Dramatics 12; National Honor Society 10,11,12; Sr. Art Club 10,11,12; Jr. Prom Committee JOYCE HARRISON The gentle mind by gentle deeds is known Warrior 10,11,12, Treasurer 12; Quill 10,11,12; Receptionist 11,12; Dramatics 10,11,12; Intramural Sports 12; Bowling 10,11; Spanish Club 11,12; Jr. Prom Committee WILLIAM HASSINGER A man with honor GARY HAULTON Dinky His friendship belongs to many Track 11,12; Baseball 10; Varsity Club 12; Jr. Prom Committee LARRY HAYES Towards my goal in life I ever strive Wrestling 10; Track 10,11,12; Chess Club 10; Cross Country 10,11,12; Varsity Letter; Varsity Club 12 ntrtin rcuiei Let my actions speak for me Receptionist 11; Red Cross 12; Intramural Sports 11, 12; Business Club 12; Future Homemakers 12; Jr. Prom Committee DAVID HELLER Dave The world is a sound, the sound has a beat Band 10,11,12; Dramatics 10,11; Radio Club 10; Dance Band 11,12; Chorus 10,11,12; Technical Crew 10,11,12; Projectionists 10,11,12; Jr. Prom Commit¬ tee SUE HOWARD Howie The twinkle in her eyes Warrior 11,12; Quill 10,11,12; Dramatics 10,11,12; Bowling 10,11,12; Spanish Club 12; Jr. Prom Com¬ mittee GEORGE HUNKOVIC A contented mind is a continual feast Track 11 ROXANNE HILL Roxie ” The human heart has hidden treasures Warrior 12; Quill 12; Receptionists 11,12; Dramatics 12; Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Sports Day 11; Drill Team 11,12; Bowling 11,12; Chorus 12; Jr. Prom Committee KATHERINE HILLIER Kathy Like distant stars, little things sparkle Warrior 11,12; Quill 11,12, Feature Editor 12; Cho¬ rus 10,11,12; Dramatics 10,11,12; Class Treasurer 11; Lab. Assistant 12 CHARLES HILSINGER Chuck A man with energy to spare Dramatics 10; Intramural Sports 10,11; Basketball 11; Baseball 10; Class V.P. 10; Spanish Club 10; Transfer from Whitney Point 11 NORMA HOLT Norm What wisdom is greater than kindness Warrior 12; Dramatics 10,11,12; Intramural Sports 11,12; Drill Team 11,12; Biology Club 11; Sports Day 11; American Legion Speaking Contest, 2nd Place 10 SANDRA HIDER Sandran Adventurous and smiling Quill 11,12; Dramatics 11,12; Red Cross 11; Jr. Prom Committee ROBERT HIERL Bob Arrives the snow and away I go Intramural Sports 10; Wrestling 12; Golf 10; Cross Country 12; Ski Team 10 ■ Hunky NANCY HUNT Nance How far the little candle throws its beams Warrior 11,12; Chorus 10,11; Dramatics 12; Red Cross 12; Jr. Prom Committee SUSAN HURLBURT Sue No task is too steep for human wit Quill 12; Leaders Club 10,11,12; Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Drill Team 11,12 HAROLD JONES Jonesy Men of few words are the best men Cross Country 12 TH OMAS JONES Tomas My mind lets go a thousand things Key Club 11,12; Tennis 10,11,12; Chorus 12 WANDA ILLS LEY A kindly heart is the key to happiness Warrior 12; Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Chorus 10, 12; Business Club 11,12; Projectionist 10,11,12; Sports Day 11; Noma Spelling Award 11 LEONARD JACKOWSKI Len He said little, but to the purpose PAMELA JENNINGS Pam Known by all Student Council 10; Quill 11,12; Red Cross 12; Re¬ ceptionist 12; Dramatics 10,11,12; Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Sr. Art Club 11; Warrior 11 RONALD JEWELL Jute” Every man’s work is a portrait of himself ' PATRICK KANE Pa Be wisely wordly, but not wordly wise Intramural Sports 10; J. V. Football 11; Volleyball 10 , 11,12 ELLEN KNAPP Her presence is always known Quill 12; Red Cross 12; Drill Team 12; Bowling 10 11,12 EDWARD KRAJCA Buzz Virtue is bold, and goodness supreme Student Council 10; Warrior Sports Editor 12; Student Patrol 10,11,12; J. V. Basketball 10, Varsity 11,12; Cross Country 10,11,12; Track 10,11; Varsity Club 11,12; Class Pres. 12, Vice Pres. 11 ROBERT KRIVANEK Fat Fingers Live it up Receptionist 12; Dramatics 10; Intramural Sports 11 Student Patrol 12; Volleyball 10,12; Jr. Prom Com¬ mittee CHARLES LACEY Bud To think is to differ Dramatics 12; Red Cross 10; Intramural Sports; Volley ball 10,11,12; Tennis 10,11,12 ELIZABETH LALLEY Betty ' Small, but her smallness is only in stature Warrior 11,12; Receptionist 12; Chorus 11,12; Dra¬ matics 11,12; Leaders Club 10,11, 12; Class Treas¬ urer 10, Secretary 12; Jr. Prom Committee ROBERT LALLEY Bob Win without boasting, lose without excuse Quill 11,12; Wrestling 10,11,12; Track 11,12; Base ball 10; Cross Country 11,12; Varsity Club 11,12; Letters 10,11,12; Jr. Prom Committee DONNA LANCE Dee Quietness is a state of the mind Quill 12; Chorus 12; Business Club 11, 12; Noma Spell ing Award 11 CHARLENE LAWSON Char A book is like a garden carried in a pocket Dramatics 10,12; Chorus 10,11,12; Red Cross 11; Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Library Assistant 10,11, 12; Drill Team 12; 6 Teens 12; French Club 11 PAUL LEE Lee” Sober with work and silent with care JOAN LARUSSO Joanie All experience is an arch to build upon Quill 10,11,12; Dramatics 10,11,12; Red Cross 10, 11,12; Chorus 10; Bowling 10,11; Science Club 10; Jr. Prom Committee DAVID LORD Dave ” I think - therefore I am” Student Council 11; Dramatics 10,11,12; Chorus 10, 11,12; Red Cross 12; Debate 12; Intramural Sports 10; Football 10,11,12; Track 12; Varsity Club 12 CHERYL LUSK Cookie” She who has joys has everything Warrior 12; Quill 12; Receptionist 11; Dramatics 12; Business Club 11,12; Intramural Sports 10,12; Noma Spelling Awards 11; Jr. Prom Committee 90 BARBARA LESTER Barb Her heart is always doing lovely things Quill 10,11,12, Copy Editor 11, Editor in Chief 12; Dramatics 10; Red Cross 11; Debate 10,11,12; French Club 11,12; Bowling 11,12; Spanish Club 11,12 BERNARDINE LONGO Bernie Sailor Gratitude is the sign of a noble soul Warrior 11,12; Dramatics 12; Debate 11; Intramural Sports 12; Sr. Art Club 11; Jr. Prom Committee WILLIAM LAWRENCE Bill He has a smile across his face Intramural Sports 10; Varsity Football 12; Wrestling 10,11,12; Baseball 10, 11,12; Varsity Club 12; Jr. Prom Committee Dick Vince VINCENT MEE Always leave them laughing Golf 11,12 VERNON MENHENNETT Vern Friendship is the greatest asset that man may pos¬ sess Class Vice President 10; Transfer to C.V. 12 RICHARD MARTZ Music is food for the human mind Quill 12; Band 10 SUE McNITT Her voice was ever so soft Warrior 12; Business Club 12; Jr. Prom Committee MARY MAJOR A friendly smile has she Intramural Sports 10; Scholastic Club 10; Chorus 10; Red Cross 11; Transfer to C.V. 12 CHARLES McHUGH Chuck A mind equal to any undertaking SHARILYN McKEON Sherry Virtue is the performance of pleasant actions Warrior 12; Red Cross 11,12; Intramural Sports 10, 11,12; Chorus 10,12; Business Club 12 RAYMOND MARIER Ray Strength of mind is honor Key Club 11,12; Radio Club 10; Debate 12; National Honor Society 11,12; Intramural Sports 10; U. N. Model Assembly 12; Warrior 10,11 V,- MARGARET MICHAEL Peg ' Intelligence is the keynote to success Warrior Senior Class Editor 12; National Honor Soci ety 10,11; Chorus 10,11,12; Student Patrol 10,11, 12; 6 Teens 12; Chemistry Lab. Assistant 12; All County Chorus 11; All State Chorus 12 JUDITH MIDDLETOWN Ambition is the success of RALPH MINER Edward One of the best the world has to offer Football 11,12; Track 11,12; Varsity Club 12; Boys State 11 RICHARD MONELL It ' s the little things that count ' J.V. Football 11; Volleyball 11 WILLIAM MORTON BiL Young in limbs, in judgment old Quill 11,12, Sports Editor 12; Student Patrol 10,11 12; Key Club 11,12; Chemistry Lab. Assistant 12; U.S.C. Award 11 JAMES MURPHY Jim Great actions speak great minds” Warrior 11,12, Business Manager 12; Debate Club 11 12; Dramatics 10; Chem. Lab. Assistant 12; Speak¬ ing Contest 11 JOSEPH NARSAVAGE Joe 1 Judgment is the treasure of a wise man Quill 12; Key Club 10,11,12, President 12; Dramat ics 12; National Honor Society 10,11,12, President 11,12; Intramural Sports 10; Track 11,12; Volley¬ ball 11,12; Varsity Club 12; Boys ' State 11 DONALD NELSON Say little but do much JAMES NOYES Ju Individuality is the salt of common life Intramural Sports 10; Track 10,11,12; Bowling 10 DIANE O’BRIEN Di As fair thou art, my bonnie lass Warrior 12; Quill 12; Student Patrol 10; Business Club 11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; Cheerleaders 10,11,12; J.V. Captain 10; Class Vice President 10, Secretary 11; Greg and Noma Awards 11; Jr. Prom Committee PAUL O’DELL There ' ll be a hot time in the ol town tonight ' Wrestling 10,11; Cross Country 10 Mr. Clean JOSEPH O’LOUGHLIN My middle name is fun ' Jr. Prom Committee MICHAEL O’LOUGHLIN Buns ' One wheel that really gets around Chorus 10; Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Varsity Foot ball 10,11,12; Letter 10,11,12 ; Baseball 10,11,12; Volleyball 12; Varsity Club 11,12; Jr. Prom Com¬ mittee BERTON OWENS Respect for others, respected by all ' RICHARD PANKO Did To make people laugh is to make them forget Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Football 10,11; Track 10,11,12; Bowling 10; Varsity Club 12; Jr. Prom Committee ALAN PARSONS Lanny ' A great and kindly soul is he Chorus 10,11,12; Student Patrol 12; Intramural Sports 10; Football 11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; Bowling 10, 11,12; Varsity Club 12; Jr. Prom Committee SHARON PERKINS Perk Her smile is her key to success Warrior 12; Receptionist 12; Leaders Club 10,11,12; Dramatics 10; Chorus 10,11,12; Jr. Prom Committee WILLIAM POMEROY Bi To be-rather than to appear to be Warrior 12; Band 10; Key Club 10,11,12; Student Patrol 12; Dramatics 12; Debate 11,12; National Honor Society 10; Intramural Sports 11 JAKELYN POTAK Jackie Kathy Actions speak louder than words Warrior 12; Receptionist 11; Leaders Club 10,11,12; Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Drill Team 11,12; Span ish Club 11; Chorus 10; Jr. Prom Committee BARBARA PREVITE Barb Like the laughter of sweet April” Quill 12; Band 11,12; Dramatics 11,12; Chorus 10; Majorettes 11,12; Business Club 11,12; Intramural Sports 11,12; 8 Noma and Greg Awards 11; Jr. Prom Committee Quack’ HAROLD QUACKENBUSH A man of infinite resource and wisdom ' Football 10; Track 10 JUDITH RINEHULS Laugh and the world laughs with you ' Jr. Prom Committee BONITA ROGERS Bonnie ' Laugh yourself into stitches Warrior 12; Quill 11; Band 10,11,12; Red Cross 11, 12; Photography 10; Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Chorus 11,12; Bowling 10,11,12; 6 Teens 12; Drill Team 12; Jr. Prom Committee Ronnie’ RONALD ROMANCHEK Sincerity is a universal feeling’ MARGUERITE SHALLER Coach Dolly Margie Ambition has no rest Receptionist 11; Leaders Club 12; Red Cross 12; In¬ tramural Sports 10,11,12; Sports Day 10,11,12; Drill Team 11,12; Science Fair 10; Lab. Assistant 11,12; Jr. Prom Committee BETTY S HAMPANG Betty The joy of life and work harmoniously combined Receptionist 11,12; Chorus 10,11,12; National Hon¬ or Society 10,11,12; Projectionists 10,11,12; French Club 11,12; Spanish Club 12; U. S.C. Award 10,12 JAMES SHEFFER Nothing succeeds like success Radio Club 10; Skiing 10 Jim” RHEA SCOTT Helping every friend she sees Warrior 11,12; Quill 12; Dramatics 12; National Honor Society 10; Chorus 10; Business Club 12; Jr. Prom Committee JOHN RUSH Every man should measure himself by his own stand¬ ards BARBARA SCHENK Barb Speech is great—but silence--even greater Warrior 12; Band 10,11,12; Chorus 12; Intramural Sports 12 ROBERT SEEGER Bob What ' s the use of worrying Chorus 12 JACQUELINE SCOTT Jackie She profits most who serves best Quill 11,12; Dramatics 10; Intramural Sports 10 JANICE SPIEGEL Cookie A faithful friend Receptionist 12; Red Cross 12; Chorus 10; Intramural Sports 10; Jr. Prom Committee ROBERT SPRAGUE Howy I wonder what I can do next? Volleyball 10,11,12; Golf 10,11,12; Jr. Prom Com¬ mittee ARTHUR SMITH Punky The life of an artist for me Projectionist 10; Senior Art Club 10,11; Intramural Sports 10 BARBARA SPAK Barb Like a ray of sunshine Warrior 11,12; Quill 11,12; Receptionist 11,12; Dra¬ matics 10,11,12; Chorus 10,11; Red Cross 10,11,12; NYSSMA 11; Bowling 12; Jr. Prom Committee LYDIA TARR Lindy Patience is the best of all instructors Receptionist 12; Red Cross 1 CRAIG THOMAS Tom He puts his heart into his work Key Club 10,11,12, Secretary 11; Dance Band 12 DOUGLAS STANTON Doug His will is strong Quill 12; Chorus 12; J. V. Football 11; Manager 12 BRIAN STILES Bunzy Life is made to be enjoyed Intramural Sports 10; Volleyball 10; Golf 10,11,12 Gordie ' GORDON TIFFANY Silence is more eloquence than words’ Receptionist 11 NICHOLAS TKACZOW TK Ni( Live each day to its fullest degree Intramural Sports 10; J. V. Football 10; J.V. Base ball 10 RICHARD TOTMAN Toad Be free, as in the breeze Intramural Sports 10; J.V. Football 10; Varsity 11; J.V. Baseball 10; Varsity 11; Bowling 10,11; Varsity Club 11 ROBERT TRUXAL The secret of all true greatness is simplicity’ WILLIAM TURNER Through effort, success is achieved Senior Art Club 10,11; Rifle Team 10 LARRY VAN KUREN A dreamer of dreams Band 10,11,12; Chorus 10,11,12; Intramural Sports 10; J.V. Football 10,11 SHAREN VAUGHN Sherrie So nice to have around Warrior 12; Quill 12; Leaders Club 12; Business Club 11,12; Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Drill Team 11, 12; 2 Noma Awards 11 WILLIS VERMILYA Never a dull moment Projectionists 10,11; Football 11,12 MARY WALLACE Sandy Patience is one of my most precious gifts Warrior 12; Dramatics 11,12; Red Cross 12; Intramu ral Sports 10; Bowling 10,12; Drill Team 11; Jr. Prom Committee BARBARA WALLIS Barb A peaceful heart bears a peaceful tongue Warrior 11; Leaders Club 12; Red Cross 12; Intramu ral Sports 10,11,12; Drill Team 11,12; Lab. Assist ant 12: Sports Day 10,11,12; Jr. Prom Committee PATIENCE WARD Pat Life is measured by the deeds we do Leaders Club 10,11,12; Red Cross 10,11,12; Intra¬ mural Sports 10,11,12; Chorus 10,11,12; 6 Teens 12 ARTHUR WARNER Your worth, wide as the ocean ' Projectionists 11,12 LINDA WEEKS As gentle as a lamb Bowling 10; Sports Day 11 Jr. Prom Committee CHERYL WELCH Shortness in stature but so great in spirit Quill 11,12; Dramatics 10,11,12; Red Cross 11,12; Future Homemakers 12; Debate Club 11; Bowling 11 Science Club 10; Jr. Prom Committee CAROL WESTON Skating on wings of success Band 10,11,12; Chorus 12; Intramural Sports 10,11 12; Leaders Club 10; Future Homemakers 10 KATHLEEN WEUG Kathy Sincerity is the expression of the heart Quill 10; Receptionist 12; Leaders Club 12; Intramu¬ ral Sports 10,11,12; Chorus 10,12; Drill Team 11,12 French Club 11,12; Flay Day 11 MC 1 SHARON WILSON Sherry” She always has a tender smile Warrior 11,12; Quill 11; Dramatics Club 10; Red Cross 10,11,12; Bowling 12; Librarian 12; Jr. Prom Committee KENNETH WOOD Ken Satisfaction is gained through achievement Band 10,11,12; Chorus 12; Track 10,11,12; Volley¬ ball 10,11,12; Letter; Varsity Club 12 99 PAUL WILLIAMS Moon A rascal yet a likeable lad Quill 11,12; Layout Editor 12; J, V. Football 10; Bas¬ ketball Manager 10,11,12; Varsity Club 11,12; Jr. Prom Committee RAY WILLIAMS Uncle Ray Contentment consists of few wants J. V. Football 11; Sr. Art Club 10 BRENT WICKIZER Great men always enjoy a challenge Biology Club 10; Cross Country 11 JEANNETTA WILLIAMS A quiet person is not always outspoken Warrior 12; Quill 12; Receptionist 11; Dramatics 12; Debate 11; Sr. Art Club 12; French Club 12 CAROLE WHEELER I am a part of all I have met Student Council 11,12; Quill 12; Dramatics 10; Leaders Club 10,11,12; National Honor Society 10; Chorus 10; Cheerleader 11,12; Class Secretary 10; Jr. Prom Committee JAMES WHITED Whitey I have a green thumb HOWARD YASHARIAN One of the big men DONNA YOUNG Silent as the starry sky” Warrior 11,12; Bowling 12; Sr. Art Club 11 How Don I i ! ! I ! 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