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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1963 volume:

r • v • - I GC 974.702 B51CV, 1963 1963 WARRIOR CHENANGO VALLEY JR.-SR. HIGH SCHOOL BINGHAMTON, NEW YORK VOLUME VI The Changing Season Autumn into winter, winter into spring, spring into summer, summer into fall—so rolls the changing year, and so we change; motion so swift, we know not that we move.” Autumn, winter, spring, and summer— the changing year which brings something new and different each time. Here at Che¬ nango Vallpy, autumn brings football and rallies; winter brings parties and skiing, while spring brings proms and graduation. These are a part of our lives just as the seasons are a part of the changing year. Thus with each year—seasons return, but for the graduating class of 1963, the past six years will return only in our mem¬ ories. To help us remember these seasons of youth, we present the 1963 Warrior. 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 But to the colors red and gray We’ll ever more be true. Photo Courtesy Binghamton Press We Dedicate IF With appreciation and gratitude, the senior class of 1963 dedicates the Warrior to the entire faculty at Chenango Valley. Being our friends and advisors as well as our teachers, each and every member of the faculty has influenced our lives during the course of the last six years. To you, who have given us sight into knowledge, we dedicate this annual. Table of Contents FOREWARD, PAGE 2 DEDICATION, PAGE 4 ADMINISTRATION, PAGES 7-11 FALL, PAGES 12-47 WINTER, PAGES 48-87 SPRING, PAGES 88-147 SPONSORS, PAGES 148-149 BOOSTERS, PAGES 150-151 JOHN B. CRAWFORD ARTHUR JENNINGS GEORGE BROWNLOW, JR. THOMAS DUNCAN President Vice-president MRS. FORREST B. HUDSON HAROLD JONES STEPHEN KOVEN ROBERT L. SMITH Board of Education In regular session as shown below, the members of the board of education have guided the building of the Chenango Valley Schools. To all board members, past and present, the class of 1963 expresses its sincere thanks for the long hours you have worked and the responsibilities you have carried. BOARD OF EDUCATION OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Wilda Rand, Mrs. Isbelle Hall, Mrs. Martha Hardie, and Mrs. Miss Beatrice Ross. Mrs. Winifred Brandow and Mrs. Alice Eldredge Melba Cooper Supervising Principal HENRY E. GALLOWAY Assistant Supervising Principal for Curriculum and Instruction DR. WALTER WHITLOCK Assistant Supervising Principal and Junior Senior High School Principal Junior-Senior High School Vice Principal Chenango 8 Co-op. Board Audio Visual Aids FRANK THOMAS School Psychologist CHARLES A. SAAM Valley’s Mainsprings of Motion Business Manager J. STUART RAYMOND Director of Health, Physical Education and Recreation ARTHUR SHARPSTEEN TWt BALL SrfhVA f • S f � . j CUCNANGO VALLEY !| ' [ j i ' ll i r WARRIORS J OH fs Am . Speech Therapist MARIE P. LUCKERN RALPH H. VAN KEUREN, Publications Switchboard Operator BEA VAUGHN HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE STAFF: SEATED: Mrs. Joan Bosso. STANDING: Mrs. Mar¬ jorie Hughes. MRS. DELLA PEPERNIK Jr. High Office Mr. Edward R. Worthing and Mrs. Antoinette Wertalik, Guidance Clerical BENJAMIN LEWIS M.D. JEAN SMITH M.D. EUGENE N. DONNELLY D.D.S. 10 SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDING STANDING: Mr. Harold Hill, Mr. Halsey Richards, Mr. George Bunnell, Mrs. Emily AND GROUNDS Bunnell, Mrs. Dorothy Birdsall, Mr. Frank Weeks, Mr. William Burford, Mr. Ivan Timothy J. Dempsey Ingraham. SEATED: Mr. Harold Outman, Mr. Bill Savage, Mr. Foster Wyman. Mrs. Margaret Butch, Mrs. Lucy Arre, Mrs. Betty Chubbick, Mrs. Cecelia Germond, CAFETERIA MANAGER Mrs. Helen Scaptura, Mrs. Dolores Jordan, Mrs. Juanita Corey, Mrs. Jean Monroe, Mrs. Maryon Long Maleto O’Hern, Mrs. Dorothy Keane, Mrs. Ivy Gillette, Mrs. Mary Schwartz, Mrs. Marge Pease, Mrs. Lucrecha Vermillea. SUPERVISOR OF TRANSPORTATION Mr. Fred Rodney, Mr. John Patark, Mr. M orris Goodspeed, Mr. Sanford Barber, Mr. Jess AND STORES Gordon, Mr. Robert Everett, Mr. Edwin Japhet, Mr. Kenneth Moses, Mr. Ray Pendell, John Levonik Mr. Alex Goobeck, Mr. Richard Talhelm, Mr. Dwight Bond, Mr. Ralph Tracy, Mr. Clarence Rosenkrans, Mr. Floyd Osborne, Mr. Elton Miller. II GUIDANCE: Mrs. Mary Alice Janowski, Albany State; Mr. John Johnson, Niagara University; Miss Gathel Scoville, Al¬ bany State; Mr. Robert Garrett, Niagara University. We Have Always Been Willing to Mrs. Ethel Durst, Nurse-Teacher Miss Sara Squier, Columbia University. Nurse-Teacher Mrs. Barbara Whitaker, Cort¬ land State. 14 SENIOR HIGH LIBRARY: Mrs. Arlene Sharamek, Mrs. Eleanore Robinson, Syracuse University. JUNIOR HIGH LIBRARY: Mrs. Olive Beebe, Syracuse University; Mrs. Arline Slagle. Experiment With New Methods of Teaching HEALTH: Mr. Stan- GYM: STANDING: Miss Esther Aswad, Cortland State; Mr. Carl Newton, Cortland State; Mr. ley Wilson, Brockport Peter Smyk, Ithaca College. SEATED: Mrs. Marjorie Newton, Cortland State. State. SCIENCE: Left to Right: Mr. John Lyon, Oneonta State; Mr. Lawrence Cook, Cornell University; Miss Mary Elmen- dorf, Albany State; Mr. Robert McGarry, Kings College; Mr. George Youngstrom, University of Kansas; Mr. Derwin Sthare, Penn State; Mr. William Croman, Mansfield State; Mr. Richard Weiss, John Brown University; Mrs. Marilyn Ross, Albany State. EIOME ECONOMICS: LeftHo Right: Mrs. Helen Henderson, Syracuse University; Mrs. Marion Thomp¬ son, Western Reserve University; Mrs. Catherine Mill ham, Buffalo State; Miss Martha Millen, Otterbein College. 16 ART: Left to Right: Mrs. Elizabeth Lester, Alfred University; Mr. John Hubbs, Buffalo State; ' Miss ' Marjorie Roberts, Buffalo State. MATHEMATICS: SEATED: Mrs. Margaret Hardy, Cornell University. STANDING: Miss Ruth Youmans, New York University; Mr. Raymond Chubb, East Stroudsburg State; Mr. John King, Albany State; Mrs. Evelyn Brush, Columbia University; Mr. Leon Woodworth, Oswego State; Mr. Barry Tosh, Penn State; Mrs. Miriam Copeland, University of Pennsylvania; Mr. John Babcock, St. Lawrence University; Miss Mary Quinn, Marywood College. SPECIAL: Mr. Joseph Wilson, Geneseo State; Mrs. Rose Har¬ ris, Cortland State. HISTORY: STANDING: Mr. William Weckel, University of Scranton; Mr. Michael Senio, Harpur College; Mr. Don¬ ald Benza, Hamilton College; Mr. David Dixon, Penn State. SEATED: Mr. Wayne Harvey, Albany State; Miss Susan McGinnis, Nazareth College; Mr. Penny PenDell, Cortland State. 18 HISTORY: STANDING: Mr. Charles Osborne, St. Bonaventure University; Mrs. Phryne Liddy, Ohio University; Mr. Stanley Woodin, Albany State; Mr. Richard Hillis, University of Scranton. SEATED: Mrs. Lora Lawrence, Cortland State; Miss Irma Tognola, Albany State. CORE: Left to Right: Mrs. Teresa Sullivan, Cortland State; Mrs. Mary Politician, Cortland State. 19 ENGLISH: STANDING: Mr. Zenon Janowski, Harpur College; Mr. Patrick Munley, University of Scranton; Miss Beatrice O’Connor, Hartwick College. SEATED: Mrs. Esther Brooks, Denison University; Mr. Richard Miller, St. Bona- venture EJniversity; Mrs. Snowden Crandall, Elmira College; Mr. Andrew Dudash, Albany State; Miss Eugenia Dieven- dorf, Cortland. DRIVER EDUCATION: Mr. Michael Durbin, Concord College; Mr. Robert McDaniel, Oswego State. 20 INDUSTRIAL ARTS: Mr. William Sestak, California State College; Mr. John Harris, New York Uni¬ versity; Mr. James Cullen, Albany State; Mr. Richard Williams, Oswego State; Mr. Milo DeCastro, Os¬ wego State. ENGLISH: Left to Right: Miss Bessie Angelopoulos, Syracuse University; Mr. Cyril Keltos, LeMoyne Col¬ lege; Mrs. Edith Holmwood, Albany State; Mr. Robert Reno, Albany State; Mr. Arthur Stino, Oneonta State; Miss Marv Hay, Albany State. Inset: Mrs. Mary Keyes, Marywood College. LANGUAGE: STANDING: Mrs. Ladis Seaman, University of Puerto Rico; Mr. Norman Thompson, Albany State; Mr. Michael Opolicky, Syracuse University. SEATED: Miss Ann Santarsiero, Rosemont College; Mrs. Ruth Riter, Albany State; Miss Sarah-May Silvernail, Hollins College; Miss Mary Lou Lovette, Cortland State. COMMERCIAL: Mr. Leo Estadt, Penn State; Mrs. Marcia James, Skidmore College Mrs. Virginia Zellner, New York University; Mr. James Wheeler, Hartwick College; Mr. Frank Kaminsky, Bloomsburg State; Mrs. Marion Cook, Albany State. 22 MUSIC: SEATED: Mrs. Avis Parsons, Potsdam State. STANDING: Mr. John Fako, Ithaca College; Miss Beverly Allison, Mansfield State; Mr. David Einfeldt, Ithaca College; Mr. Charles Fleming, Ithaca College. advice charcoal perspective 23 Se An Undefeated Gridiron The 1963 season was Chenango Valley’s second best in history. The squad, guided by Head Coach Mike Durbin and Line Coach Frank Kaminsky, won 6 and lost 1. Although the team didn’t play in the Southern Tier Conference, it still met some very tough teams, like Maine-Endwell, Norwich, and Notre Dame of Elmira. Individual stars could be found in both the line and the backfield. John Truchan, left guard, and Dave Perry, left tackle, enjoyed good seasons as did center Rick Gamble. In the backfield, Jim Corey quarterbacked the offense and in the seven games threw 9 touchdown passes, tying a school record. ROW 1: Bill Connelley, Art Hierl, Jack Worden, Kevin Kirkpatrick, Rick Gamble, Ed Hogg, John Truchan, Jim Mitrowitz. ROW 2: Don Link, Dave Rinker, Dave Lewis, Jim Corey, Tom Hauser, Mike Ryan, Paul Connelley, Roy Anderson, Jim Gates, Ron Snyder. ROW 3: Coach Durbin, Mel Fahs, Bob Reid, LeRoy Deyo, Dave Perry Phil Cox, Tom Macko, Scott Lauback, Pete Majestic, Tom Tru- dell, Dave Narsavage, Kevin Slocum, Ken Snead, Coach Kaminsky, Manager Benza. ason . . . Almost! Push ’em back, push ’em back, waaaay back.” Coach Durbin, and Ed Hogg, Kevin Slocum, Jim Corey, Coach Kaminsky. Five of those passes were caught by Mike Ryan, who scored a total of six times from the end slot and was voted to the Evening Press All Triple Cities Football Team. The team’s leading scorer, however, was the fullback, Don Link, with 41 points. Art Hierl had 37 points and Tom Hauser and Kevin Slocum scored 25 and 24 points respectively. C.V. enjoyed its most successful game playing before a home crowd when it beat Owego by a record five touchdowns. It later tied this record against Homer. All indica¬ tions point to an even better squad next season with Scott Lauback assuming the quarterback slot, reinforced by a fine JV squad and last year’s returning lettermen. C.V.. -- 13 Norwich ... .... 12 C.V. . __12 Waverly . ...... 0 C.V.. .. 0 Maine-Endwell .... 26 C.V_ ..47 Owego . .... 13 C.V. .39 Susquehanna Valley -- 13 C.V. .27 Notre Dame . . 0 C.V.. _41 Homer ... . 6 C.V.: 6 wins, 1 loss ROW 1: Bill Michalek, Leland Smith, Tom Jardula, John Casella, Bill Chidester, Spike Donahue, Mark Withers, Darryl Rich. ROW 2: Bill Coon, Steve Grey, Tom Zopp, Doug Albee, Dennis Franklin, Walter Goodale, Tom Weigle, Rusty Roades, Jim Coon, Tom Lott, Dave Wenn, Bob Knowles, Coach Kolodej. JV FOOTBALL cv -19 Windsor __ 0 cv -33 Greene ... . 0 cv ... 0 Whitney Point . ..7 cv ...41 Homer .. ..7 cv ...40 Deposit ____ -7 cv... .29 Susquehanna Valley 0 CV: won 5, lost 1 f 27 I ROW 1: Jim Lawson, Joe Slachta, Harland Newby, Tim McAvoy, Butch Randall, Gary Worden, Ross Leanord, Pete Contro, John Heath, Ron Majors, Chuck Hissen, Stan Rosencrance. ROW 2: Rick Knowles, Don Raushmeier, Dick Vlasak, Bill Blossom, Tom Chombelain, Bob Darcangelo, Mike Pratt, Gary Parsons, Bill Edwards, Dennis Quick, Clayton Axtell, David Lewis, Karl Gergmann. ROW 3: Gary Holcomb, Ray Hayes, Warren Schuenemann, Andy Bates, Bob O’Neil, Dana Dewing, Gary Michalek, Ted Okoniewski, Phil Sasinek, Ron Plane, Bill Whitman. ROW 4: Goach Miller, Doug Hunt, Frank Bennett, Duane Ackroyd, Paul Chidester, Wayne Crawford, Ed Gris¬ wold, George Madison, Stan Ling, Wes Hudson, Tim Moses, Coach Smyk. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL c.v __ -. 7 Vestal ._. . ... 21 c.v. . 6 Johnson City . .. . 19 c.v. . 0 B.C.H.S. .... 0 c.v. .. 6 North ___ ... 26 c.v . . 20 Susquehanna Valley ...... 0 c.v _ _ 0 Union Endicott .. 18 28 COACHES KOLEDEJ, DURBIN, AND KAMINSKY amazement or concern? Soccer ROW 1: Larry Kushner, David Kadaronak, Tom Cushman, Buddy Turner, Joe Scope, Martino Peccerraro, Dale Leighton, Bob Warfield, Bill Comfort, Jeff Ludy, Dan Vergason, Dave Wombacker. ROW-2: Bob Mee, John O’neill, Mike Sello, Eric George, Chris Slocum, Dick Knapp, Ken DeBerg, Dick Newby, Capt.; John Bronson, Roger Kirk, Steve Rennell, Tom Mika, Jay Barber. ROW 3: Roger Jones, Ron Jones, Gary Leighton, George Hohl, Bob Berkowitz, Gary Dukerich, Mike Ellis, Nelson Eshelman, Tom Weiser, Alan Wood, Tom Sandwich, Dave Hall, Gary Saunders, Coach Wilson. 29 CV’s greatest cross-country season was topped off this year with Marshall Bradley’s greatest race. Marsh finished first place in CV’s last meet, held against the top teams in NYS. So great was Marsh’s victory, that he can be classed unofficially as the second best runner in the state. His resounding victory also led our cross¬ country team to its greatest victory, a win of one point over six top NYS teams. In this race CV beat the num¬ ber one and number two teams in the state, making CV’s cross-country team unofficially tops in the state. Coach McDaniel thought this would be a building year with only three seniors returning—Bradley, Brown- low, and Robinson. However, through Coach Mc- Daniels’s superb coaching, five sophomores were brought up into the forefront—Ray Smith, Dave Brinsko, Marv Berg, Greg LeRoy and John Reid. The overall record for this year was five wins, one second and three thirds. This was the third year in a row that our cross-country team has won the section 4 title. With these five returning sophomores and other up-and-coming prospects, we should win again in ’63- WEST BROWNLOW MARSHALL BRADLEY CV Invitation Trophies for 1st team— DICK ROBINSON ROW 1: Pete Robinson, Dan Bruet. Reid Williams, Bruce Duncan, Dick Gallarno, Bryan Hitchcock, Ken Moppert. ROW 2: Dave Brinsko, John Jones, Dick Robinson, Jan Lewandoski, Bob Ferguson, Ray Smith, Jim Crosby. ROW 3: Alan McKaig mgr., Jim Brown, Marsh Bradley, West Brownlow, Greg LeRoy, John Reid, Marv Berg, Eric Michael, Coach McDaniel. No Turtles . . . for Coach McDaniel’s Harriers. Alumnus Bob Lalley gives tips to Eric Michael, Dick Gallarno, Marsh Br adley and Ray Smith. Pleasure of victory after CV Invitational. 31 ROW 1: Paul Hessney, Walter Goodale, Jim Crosby, Henry Derr, Peter Slocum, Stuart Fynboe, Roy Deyo, Mr. Charles Fleming. ROW 2: Ross Leonard, Doreen Stratton, Eleanor Tingley, Larry Singer, Kathy Butch, Mary Weston, Greg Fisher, Daphne Randall. ROW 3: Gary Valentine, Tim O’Neil, Barrie Warfield, Shirley Rinker, Gail Brown, Sue Slocum, Mike Satterthwaite. ROW 4: Sharon Fleming, Beth Friend, Martha Wagstaff, George Lawson, David Cooper, Jim Marino, Joyce Krager, Peggy Herzog. ROW 5: Bob Blakeslee, Judy Winchell, Marilyn Rose, Schuyler Larrabee, Janice Starkweather, Nadine Eskoff, Rita Thomas. ROW 6: Melvin Fahs, Tom Knaphle, Vivan Martindale, Pat Stecker, Jerry Barber, Steve Freeh, Gorden Webb, Gary Cook. ROW 7: Kathy Knapp, Charles Lawrence, Sue Littlefield, Tom Warner, George Laris, Sharon Slocum, Janet Slagle. ROW 8: Craig Parsons, Rusty Rhodes Bill Morgan, Roy Fyfe, Drake Akroyd, Ronald Miller, Ron Snyder John Clark. � i I rj 111 ' ’ll n ion SENIOR MAJORETTES: Linda Dattoria, Kathy Raymond, Barb e i Bradley, Sharon Cole, Nancy Slachta, Sue Johnson, Nancy Sherman, Joyce Zimmer. c io ssi vr 32 1 1 SENIOR BAND: Plodding down the football field on October 13th were sixty-three Chenango Valley band mem- ' ■ bers, trying to avoid the splatter of mud on their red and ’ gray uniforms. As the whistle blew, Pam Hoadley, the drum majorette, led the band into another halftime show. During the football game, Mr. Fleming and his devoted musicians forced frozen fingers and lips to play King Cot¬ ton and C.V.’s fight song in an effort to pep up the crowd. During two Halloween community parades, darkness cre¬ ated a problem for all trying to read their music. Mud, rain, snow, and darkness were only a few elements our musicians had to bear while serving their school and com- lunity. Worn ragged from marching in numerous parades and mpetitions, the band looked forward to the concert sea- j on starting in November. Then, hours of practice were it! ‘equired to prepare a spring concert and three specified ft selections, which were played before professional judges n Cortland. This year, as every the Chenango Valley High ' hool Band aimed for an A in grade six music, the highest ssible achievement. COLOR GUARD: Sandy Warfield, Bonrfte Vergason, Kathy Turn- bull, Darlene Wombacker. • .. tivvgf M m % §1 . : vHK jgk il ' f |H it U ' Mt A Amm i. 8 m 1 py - « mm r g 1 5 —1JP| ygfJr yM , 1 i £5 a ? 7 ■w fj ' t s ? j£p SING ALONG WITH CHARLIE A Review of Chenango ' M LIMBER C.V.’ERS DOING THE LIMBO Valley’s Social Events for ’62 CROWNED KING FOOTBALL SPIN ’EM SUSIE-Q Vice-President—Cindy Doebler, President—Jay Barber, Secretary— Lynda Penwell, Treasurer—Andy Pierce. ROW 1: Robert Smith, Gary Linville, Jennifer Mason, Linda Wakeiey, Joan Ralston, Gail Alton, Cecilia Kocik, Marie Hitch¬ cock, Daniel Todack, Roy Lewis. ROW 2: Michael Donahoe, Irene Pecka, Karen Williams, Sara Faulkner, Sharon Cross, Melanie Gates, Leigh Gresham, Sylvia Nickolai, Edward Creigh. ROW 3: Roger Jones, Albert Abplanalp, Michael Morgan, James Pittsley, Roger Roberts, Jeff Packard. ROW 1: Nancy Rauschmeier, Deborah McCrady, Jeff Ludy, Joe Jackowski, Gerald Dubrava, John Crimmins, Tom Robinson, Dar¬ lene Brown, Linda Haulton. ROW 2: Nancy Barren, Marilyn Jensen, Cindy Doebler, Janet Miller, Linda Fuller, Eleanor Lamp- man, Marion Smith, Sarah Paterson, Nancy Tingley. ROW 3: Tom Kopalek, Jerrold Tucker, James Wilson, Doug Smith, Robert Morgan, Tim Brown, David Appe, Jim Popeck. 36 ROW 1: John Goodwin, Norma Bergmann, Vivian Rittenhouse, Patricia Watro, Glenda Fahs, Clifford Turner. ROW 2: William Spencer, Roger Buck, Carolyn Cobb, Carolyn Lynch, Linda Penwell, Rebecca Knapp, John Zellner, Robert Nastan. ROW 3: Michael Morgan, William Holbert, Kathleen Silvernail, Sharon Miller, Kathleen MacDonough, Sherman Jones, Gary LeRoy, Charles Praefke. ROW 1: Charles Smith, Peter Atwater, Luigi Resciniti, Marcia Wilson, Elaine Miner, Patricia Lawrence, Jeanne Perchinski, William Comfort, Daniel Vergason, Robert Rosati. ROW 2: Kathleen Hall, Margaret Hall, Sharon Wertman, Ruth Johnson, Timothy Fotusky, Linda Eldred, Judy Crosby, Deborah Baldwin, Sharon Larnerd. ROW 3; Andrew Canniff, David Snyder, John Kovacs, Edward Griswold, Barry Sweet, Russell Mosher, Craw¬ ford Ingraham. Absent: Robert Mee. 4 i hI w ' • ' % r l ,, a 1 m J , if A r M. iXM -j- 7-5 Wf V Wf XL w WbbM y||l 1 V mi m mm W Jb mm ' MBm W m i L y i SEL _ £§ ' m m - ' - -ft m n Iplr ' M fa. W ■ Ik. m i ■ jjl J m i Cj i k •. m ROW 1: Martha Harris, Maureen Lynch, Jolene Jagger, Larry Morgan, Phyllis Mather, Shirley Kocher, Patti Saam, Barbara Sprague. ROW 2: Robert Warfield, Robert Fitch, Regina George, Diane Crawford, Sharon Rieder, Darlene Olsoosky, Susan Chidester, Clifford Silvernail, Michel Kurbanek. ROW 3: David Maines, Wayne Rounds, John Burtis, Jim Hicken, Paul Baker, Tom Pecka, Richard Blanford, Robert Linville. Absent: Cathy Van Marter. 37 T ROW 1: Martino Pecoraro, Joseph Skope, Valerie Kirch, Barbara Shampang, Karen Jewell, Karol Noxel, Richard DeFilipps, Richard Gehr. ROW 2: Dale -Leighton, Thomas Cushman, Marlena Hamilton, Kathryn Kring, Patricia Maine, Linda Wood, Bonnie Bushnell, Diana Davis, Roger Marsh, Charles Ferris. ROW 3: Albert White, Richard Krivanek, Billy Lipe, Lewis Stout, Paul Chidester, James Risdon, Brian Janonis, Robert Berkowitz. ROW 1: Craig Harris, Larry Kushner, Norma Kruger, Patty Cor- das, Gail Eggleston, Pamela Traxler, Lynda Turk, Linda Davis, Chuck Taft, David Sperry. ROW 2: Susan Hines, Karen Novel, Francis Forsyth, Sue Requa, Marie Pierce, Janet Corey, Ruth Willis, Pat Knowles. ROW 3: Ken Miller, Tom Sandwick, Blake Hotaling, Wally Winters, John Buck, Jay Barber, Mike Medorich. ROW 1: Andrew Pierce, Rosemary Buck, Marion Crandell, Effu Hamilton, Jenette Latimer, Dianne DeVaulle, Lee Ann Holt, Kathy Slick, Gary Linsky. ROW 2: Richard Brown, Robert Carey, Lynne O ' Brien, Kathryn Waffle, Lisa Knapp, Susan Wood, Richard Knapp, Terry Hall, David Stewart. ROW 3: Stephen Rennell, William Dutcher, Alan Wood, Patrick McTigue, Thomas Mika, Gordon Dean. 38 ROW 1: Cheryl Randall, Violet Conroy, Jeanette Snover, Evelyn Seward, Linda Vergason, Linda Walker, Claire Padgham. ROW 2: Ralph James, Daniel Bartek, Alice Kepler, Connie Harrison, Louise Osterhout, Sharon McMahon, Judith Thomas, Gene Hamilton, Robert Seidel. ROW 3: Thomas Leahy, John O’Neil, Joseph Irons, Stuart Brown, Robert Diamond, Arthur Griswold, Terrance Thomas, Jay Conroy, Rexford Page. ROW 1: Gary Maines, Linda Lance, Debbie Deling, Judy Hughes, Barbara Harrison, Sue Scott, Sheila Branek, Karla Young, Daniel Kovak. ROW 2: Thomas Knox, David Thayer, Royene Multer, Cheryl Quick, Gloria Hammond, Sue Button, Lois Wagner, Erik Gregory, James Dohnelly. ROW 3: John Thomas, William Per¬ kins, Gene Flint, Frank Clark, Walter Stasko, Richard Kobbe, Thomas Stout. ROW 1: Stanley Andrus, Milton Wright, Ruth Alton, Carole Hamilton, Pat Miller, Edwin LeSuer, Walter Purdy. ROW 2: Rodger Cower, James VanAuker, Nora Smith, Rosalee Whitman, Anita Scott, Charles Alton, Larry Connis. ROW 3: John Ross, Tom Fotusky, Charles Harford, Walter Foote. 39 ROW 1: Marjorie Moulthrop, Gail Brown, Patricia Heier, Mary Weston, Cathy Butch, Sharon Ward, Cheryl Bernauer, Linda Williams, Miss Quinn, Joy Zimmer, Susan Brown, Virginia Utter, Beverly Saam, Gretchin Woodin, Kenneth Maines, Michael Whitman. ROW 2: Wilhelmina Maurer, Suzanne Johnson, Cherie Pash, Judy Baldwin, Shirley Ives, Linda Lawton, Carolyn Boehmke, Bill Boehmke, Donald Fleming, John Gerhardt, Guy Van Duser, Martha Wagstaff, Linda Closs, Carol Krivanek, Wesley McPheeters. ROW 3: Alfred Williams, Clayton Axtell, David Lewis, Gregory Palm, Gregory Stanton, Wayne Dean, Charles Lawrence. CV Junior High Scholars JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS STANDING: Joy Zimmer, David Lewis, Linda Williams. SEATED: Bill Boehmke. On tap day, excitement and suspense pervaded through the auditorium as many junior high students wondered whether they had made the grade.” Suddenly a hush overcame the grOup as the house lights dimmed and mem¬ bers of the Junior Honor Society, holding flickering candles, proceeded down the aisle to the melody of Follow the Gleam.” When the actual tapping was completed, those who had been judged outstanding in scholarship, service, leadership, and character took the loyalty oath and become members of the Junior Honor Society. 40 ROW 3: Mike Morgan, Robert Holmes, Karl Berg¬ man, Peter Copeland, Ken Maines, Solon Benedict, Richard Chape, Jim Po- peck. ROW 2: George Hohl, Gary Maines, Mrs. Lora Lawrence, Eddie Gal¬ loway, Jim Miner. ROW 1: Richard Gehr. Merit Badge Club The Boy Scout motto, Be Prepared,” is upheld by each of the seventeen Merit Badge Club members when he attends the bimonthly meetings. Each member is prepared to show his advisor, Mrs. Lawrence, the accomplishments made toward one merit badge, Citizenship in the Commu¬ nity, Citizenship in the Nation, or World Brotherhood. Junior Leader’s Club Junior Leaders’ Club is interested in developing good sportsmanship in both athletics and school activities. To measure the girl’s ability and knowledge of sports, a written test is given as a requirement for membership. Members assist with coat check and take part in Junior High School sport days and intramural sports. Left to right: Mrs. Sestak, Sandy Baldwin, Carol Kravanik, Mary Weston, Pat Jennings, Sue Brown, Gail Rhydderck, Barrie Warfield, Martha Wagstaff, Judy Baldwin, Ginny Utter, Linda Class, Kathie Perkins, Marilyn Rose, Ginny Ingraham, Linda Francis, Linda Wall, Mary Lou Dimmick, April O ' Brien, Joanne Puder- baugh, Nancy Fulkrod, Cathie Sheffer, Nancy Gilmore, Sue Bell, Carol Dotman. Secretary—Linda Kane, Vice-President—Nancy Goldberger, Treas- urer—Patricia Jennings, President—Michael Ellis. ROW 1: Allen Skoranski, Robert Aagre, Kathryn Rakowski, Sandra Ford, Linda Harmon, Sharon Kelly, Linda Kane, Nancy Goodspeed, Judy Baker, Marie Wharton, Richard Dingman, David Malmfeldt. ROW 2: Bradford Hansel, Joseph Cornell, Michaelene Swincicki, Cheryl Briggs, Mary Katleski, Violet Resciniti, Ann McHugh, Christina Peterson, Paul McGee, Donald Donahue. ROW 3: Richard Pecka, Gary Parsons, Charles Hissin, James Jensen, Michael Ellis, Thomas Wiser, John Goodrich, Philip Sasinek. ROW 1: Ronald Fergusson, Winton Cornell, Francine Bakic, Patricia Keane, Catherine Reardon, Barbara Rapp, Sally Keener, Ruth Tesar, Judy Spencer, Raymond Tuttle, Michael Sells. ROW 2: George Matteson, Steven Kolodej, Lindk Pickett, Louise Frantz, Carol Gamble, Geraldine Heath, Dorinda Mae White, Carl John¬ son, Chris Slocum. ROW 3: Robert Oakley, Richard Laven, Richard Foote, Booth Perkins, Alan Whieldon, David Wood- worth, Alan Forkey, Robert Larnerd, Gary Hoadley, Doug Berg, Ronald Saunders. 42 ROW 1: Larry Frasinski, Diane Molthrup, Sandy Baldwin, Susan Pitesly, Christina Hubbard, Susan Wilber, Dora Thomas, Patty Heinrich, Barbara Brink, Edward Galloway. ROW 2: David Yurko, Jack Wertman, Richard Johnson, Marlene Pinney, Linda Lewis, Marilyn Rogers, Patti Corey, Gary Robinson, Douglas Hunt, Scott Prentice. ROW 3: Ronnie Heath, Joe Bekavsky, Ed¬ ward Walker, Bill Loomis, Roger Kirk, Robert O’Neil, Larry Cos¬ ier, Geoffery Kraham, Peter Copeland, Larry McKaig, Michael Sping. ROW 1: Mary Lewis, Nancy Sohner, Linda Williams, Karen Chordas, Nancy Goldberger, Pat Jennings, Christine Fuller, Eliza¬ beth Bird, Danielle Borgart. ROW 2: Robert Darcangelo, Robert Holmes, Dale Whitman, Pamela Ballard, Carol Rose, Margaret Hartigan, Dianna Nowicki, Cherie Phillips, Bill Taylor, Jim Kelly, Lewis Hassinger, Paul Youket. ROW 3: William Burford, Tom Milligan, Karl Kruger, Warren Schuenemann, Frank Doetsch, Dennis Quick, Thomas Chamberlain, Gary Snow, Donald Rausch- meier, Richard Lott. ROW 1: Delbert Roser, Marc Tiffany, Claudia VanDuser, Mary Williams, April O’Brien, Martha Rodney, Christine Potter, Penny Gee, Sheila Bonney, Rosemary Slick, Sharon Barrett, Michael Durst, Kenneth Debergh. ROW 2: David Hessney, James Miner, Rita Parrotte, Joanne Puderbaugh, Donna Loveland, Karol Hillard, Vivienne Hutchings, Joan Lavis, Bonnie DeMavia, David Weckel Kenneth Jones. ROW 3: Thomas Townsend, James Vining, Douglas Gerhardt, George Hohl, Robert Shaver, Carl Glover, John Swartwood, Richard Chape, James Ray, Thaddeus Okoniew- ski, Douglas Wurster. 43 ROW 1: Larry Horvath, Brenda Parker, Wendy Pope, Cheryl Gillette, Sandra Young, Linda Hinkleman, Gail Rhydderch, Sharon Littlewood, Sharon Lunn, Ken Raymond. ROW 2: Ronald Jones, Wesley Hudson, Eric George, Nancy Slachta, Connie DeForest, Linda Wall, Darlene Blensky, Mary DeGroat, John Williams, Eric Nash, John Parrotti. ROW 3: John Hills, Bill Fahs, Richard Rhyder, John Birmingham, Kenneth Burnett, Dale Snedeker, Ray¬ mond Hatch, Charles Linville, William Tingley. ROW 1: Alfred Emmi, Stanley Fedorwich, Eileen Mach, Nancy Green, Dawn Fernaid, Carol Holbert, Cynthia Robbins, Suzanne Young, Marlene Pallak, Calvin Shimrock, Lawrence Kocik. ROW 2: Daniel Ingraham, Charles Williams, John Noxel, Kathy Sheffer, Diane Walling, Bonita Hogg, Sandra Stone, Alan Reid, Gary George. ROW 3: Michael New, James Guditis, Phillip Hawley, Patrick Slater, Gary Boughton, Norman Diekow, John Woods. ROW 1: Stephen Griffis, Lee Conrad, Kathleen Rings, Susan Miley, Margaret Whaley, Linda Berish, Linda Yonchek, Pamela Pavalonis, Carolyn Hall, Gregory Webb, David Kadaronak. ROW 2; Lloyd Rozboril, Doilglas Hunt, Richard Newby, Celia. Sisson, Carol Glover, Patricia Juriga, Cynthia Eaton, Ann Peterson, Mary Lou Dimmick, William Finch, Gary Hall. ROW 3: Fred Ives Terrence Williams, Gary Heier, Stephen Requa, Richard Roberts, Harold Page, Wesley Smith, Gerald Waterman, Donald Lynch, William Durst. 44 It’s a New Building . . . With a Lot of Teachers Jr. Health Careers Club, Advisor Mrs. Whitaker. 8-9 imm ' 0 ROW 1: David Wombacker, Linda Whetsell, Linda Wright, Mary Mickel, Joanne Seward, Marcella Brown. ROW 2: Judson Hitch¬ cock, Paula Finch, Mary McMahon, Sharon Hitchcock, Raymond Hays, David Bond. ROW 3: John Bronson, Douglas Allen, Blaine Mock, Carl Arquetto, Terry Graham, Don Ulmer. 45 5 JUNIOR BAND: ROW 1: Gary Maines, Eric Gregory, Luigi Resciniti, Sandra Ford, Gerald Dubrava, Patty Lawrence, Dan Vergason, Richard Gehr. ROW 2: Gary LeRoy, Rebecca Knapp, Jeffrey Packard, Susan Hines, Linda Eldred, Patty Watro, Mr. Fako, Judy Crosby, Sarah Paterson, David Stewart, Kenneth Raymond, John Zellner, Robert Carey, Paul Youket, David Thayer. ROW 3: Richard Newby, Robert Cluff, Linda Penwell, Carol Rose, JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS’ CHORUS: ROW 1: Mary Lewis, Francine Bakic, Sylvia Nicholi, Linda Wakely, Karen Howsberger, Eileen Mach, Miss Allison, Judy Crosby, Karen Noxel, Karol Noxel, Diane Moulthrop, Wendy Bullock, Judy Baker, Wendy Pope. ROW 2: Nancy Greene, Sandy Baldwin, Elaine Matthews, Linda Kane, Sue Bonnie Hogg, Joan Laris, John Risdon, Thomas Kopalek, Jerry Tucker, Craig Harris, Gordon Deans, David Hessney, James Kelly. ROW 4: Lloyd Rozboril, Don Rauschmeier, Jim Miner, Blake Hotaling, Thomas Sandwick, Bill Perkins, Norman Diekow, Carl Glover, Gary Boughton, Gary Heier, William Finch, Dale Whitman, Michael New, Robert Morgan, Thomas Milligan. Young, Kandee Haick, Karen Chordas, Janet Lattimer, Cherie Phillips, Sheila Bonney, Susan Wilbur, Mary Williams. ROW 3: Linda Francis Nancy Singer, Loretta Taft, Chris Potter, Karol Hilliard, Marlene Pinney, Mary DeGroat, Martha Rodney, Sharon Miller, Sandy Curtis, Chris Peterson, Pat Keane. 46 KNEELING: Daniel Ingraham, Lee Conrad, Michael Sells, Robert Robinson, Robert Anderson, Gary Chandler. ROW 1: Wendy Bullock, Barbara Gehr, Linda Trebilcock, Mary Lewis, Sharon Kelly, Suzanne Young, Janet Lattimer, Gail Alton, Miss Allison, Janet Miller, Carol Noxel, Karen Noxel, Judy Crosby, Sally Paterson, Linda Jameson, Judy Cope, Sharon Lunn. ROW 2: Loretta Taft, Linda Francis, Jeanette Nourcki, Patricia Heier, Mary Belle Rocks, Eileen Lawson, Sandra Curtis, Faye Pusen, Sandra Powell, Carol Powell, Karen Chordas, Ken DeBergh, Danny Smith, Francine Bakic. ROW 3: Linda Closs, Francis Austin, Judy Haul- ton, Shirley Ives, Kathy ' Kutch, Cherie Briggs, Linda Lewis, Bill Tunison, Warren Schuenemann, Sue Bell, Elaine Triton, Cynthia Eastman, Cathy Perkins, Linda Wahl, Sandra Young. ROW 4 : Dawn Clifford, Robert Cox, Randy Davis, Steve Lyons, Greg Stanton, Brad Hansel, Alfred Williams, Tom Chamberlain, Robert O’Niel, Frank Bennett, Sharon Miller, Linda Harris, Cynthia Wood, Claudia Hazelet, Nancy Singer, Christine Peterson. Junior High Chorus KNEELING: Ken Raymond, Bob Smith, Tom Robinson. ROW 1: Bill Butcher, Nancy Greene, Karen Housberger, Claudia Van Duser, Lee Halt, Barbara Harrison, Miss Allison, Elaine Matthews, Linda Wakely, Glenda Fahs, Judy Baker, Sylvia Nicolai, Dan Fergunson. ROW 2: Martha Rodney, Patricia Heinrich, Effie Hamilton, Jackie Cluff, Karol Hillyard, Dorothy Gale, Christine Knapp, Leona Kelly, Linda Kane, Kandee Haick, Susan Wilbur, Linda Illsley, Jo dene Jagger, Mary Kaleski. ROW 3: Ginny Bens- coter, Mary Beth Baker, Craig Harting, Wayne Rounds, Dale Whitman, Gordon Ivey, Judy Simonds, Cathy Cole, Mary Ellen Cox, Luana Knapp, Cherie Pash, Joanne Cermak, Linda Baker, Sharon Chuma, Kathy Waffle, Mary DeGroat. ROW 4: Louis Stout, Judy Gutheil, Kay Wheeler, Dwayne Crawford, Bill Chi- dester, Alan Whieldon, Ried Williams, Pat Slater, Harold Vail, Duane Cross, JoAnne Puderbaugh, Nancy Minette. fa Varsity Basketball CV 48 Norwich . 44 CV 26 North . 40 CV 53 Homer .. 42 CV 53 Maine-Endwell . 43 CV 41 Union-Endicott . 46 CV 54 Norwich .. 45 CV 61 Sidney .. 71 CV 49 Owego .. 52 CV 46 Vestal .. 54 CV 40 Central .. 57 CV 67 Johnson City. 54 CV 50 North ..57 CV 55 Owego. 72 CV 55 Maine-Endwell . 57 CV 61 Johnson City. 46 CV 76 Union-Endicott . 57 CV 56 Vestal.70 With the formation this year of the Triple Cities League, the season has been unusually tough for CV’s Warriors. They are now included with Central, North, Johnson City, Vestal, Union-Endicott and Maine-Endwell in league play. In non-league play, they have Norwich twice and Homer once, while losing to such perennially powerful schools as Owego and Sidney. Their loss to Sidney in the finals of the Christmas Invitational Tourney marked the first time in four years that they have come away worse than first place. Overall, their record is 7 wins and 10 losses, one which Coach Sharp- steen hopes to improve upon in the future. The returning players this year are Dana Hol¬ comb, Mike Ryan, Dave Cicak and Tom Macko. Dick Leahy also made the squad, but was lost for almost all the season with an illness. Up from last year’s JV squad are Dennis Cluck, Marsh Bradley, Marv Berg, Chris Shafer, John Re id and Jack Rhyderrich. Since the squad is lacking in height as a whole, it has been experimenting with several offenses and defenses to divide and conquer loftier teams. Individually, Berg with a 13.4 average, has been the team’s high scorer and Holcomb, the play- maker, has been second. These two and Macko have also excelled on defense. Ryan and Macko have been the rebounding mainstays and the fifth starter, Dave Cicak, has been an excellent all-around player. The remaining players have also played key roles when called upon, especially Shafer, Cluck and Reid. With many of the key players either juniors or sophomores, CV can look forward to giving the other schools in the Triple Cities League a run for their money. ROW 1: Dennis Cluck, Chris Shafer, Marsh Bradley, John Reid, Kevin Slocum, Tom Macko, Coach Sharpsteen, Mike Ryan, Jack Rhydderch, Dave Cicak, Marv Berg, Dick Leahy, Dana Holcomb. FRONT: Managers Tom Trudell and Max Barber. MARSH BRADLEY and DAVE CICAK CHRIS SHAFER DAVE CICAK 51 ROW 1: Reid Williams, Gary Worden, Dan Bruet, Coach McDaniel, Bruce Duncan. Jim Carter, Nelson Eshelman. ROW 2: Ray Smith mgr., Ed Schwartz, Bill Michalek, Tom Weigle, Mark Withers, Scott Lauback, Chuck Woodworth, Jim Brown, John Jones mgr. MARY BERG JOHN REID MIKE RYAN 52 Fresh¬ man Basket¬ ball ROW 1: Harry Smith, Clayton Axtell, Brian Hitchcock, David Snow, Gary Leighton. ROW 2: Brian Fish, Dan Bar¬ ber, Gary Dukerich, Dave Lewis. ROW 3: Bill Edwards mgr., Don Fleming, Ron Majors, Bill Boehmke, Jim Lawson, Harland Newby, Tim Moses mgr., Coach Hillis. 7th and 8th Grade Basketball ROW 1: Gordy Webb, Dick Brown, Tom Leahy, Larry Cushner, Bob Smith, Bill Comfort. ROW 2: Dick Newby, Chris Slocum, Bob Darcangelo, Bob Sweet, Doug Gerhart, Dave Weckel. ROW 3: Alan Reid, Gary Boughton, Dave Berg, Wally Winters, Chuck Hissen, Mike Ellis, Tim Brown, Kevin Glover mgr., Coach Weckel. 53 Varsity Bowling The Chenango Valley varsity boys’ bowling team ex¬ perienced an unhappy season in 1962-1963. Bowling against a tough Southern Tier Conference, they amassed a record of one win against seven losses. The team consisted of: KNEELING: Deane Rink and Ron Vaughn. STAND¬ ING: Dan Spencer, Jeff Lees, Doc Brandow, and Tom Warner. The caliber of bowling turned in by the JV squad was sufficient to indicate greater things to come for CV’s var¬ sity next season. Members of the JV team were: KNEE¬ LING: Gary Kipper, Tom Heysek, Gene Perih. STAND¬ ING: Jim Spencer, Ron Wellman, and Gregory Palm. J.V. Bowling 54 Girls’ Bowling ROW 1: Geraldine Decker, Connie Williams, Virginia Talmadge, Sue Carver, Judy Branick, Peggy Spak, Nancy Rod¬ ney, Judy Pepernik, Eleanor Tingley, Diane Hillard. ROW 2: Pam Taylor, Joy Shurtleff, Janice Irving, Prudy Hoyt, Paula Foland, Mary Ann Totman, Judy Atwater, Pam Fairchild, Linda Franco, Diane Forsyth, Wendy Hunt, Marilee Hill, Kathy Lake. ROW 3: Rita Rozboril, Myra Tuttle, Judy Zyck, Gail Wakeley, Bonnie LeSuer, Louise Galloway, Lucille Hitchcock, Lynn Johnson, Joan Mitrowitz, Linda Clearwater, Joyce Krager, Kathy Meaker, Alison Eberz, Pam Hoadley, Brenda O’Hern, Linda Eastman, Miss Tognola. ROW 4: Pat Rupert, Elaine Sandin, Martha Bennett, Gail Puderbaugh, Cheryl Kobbe, Anita MacDonald, Gail Sayer, Mary Ann Gruss. Volleyball ROW 1: Ed Woods, Brie Wheeler, Walt Goodale, Jack Worden, Jim Coon. Bob Knowles. ROW 2: Coach Smyk, Mel Fahs, Jim Crosby, Kevin Kirkpatrick, West Brownlow, Bill Connolley, Tom Hauser, Ron Youngs, Tom Scala, Louis Gutheil mgr. ABSENT: Jim Grace, Roy Anderson, Dave Chaffee. . 55 Wrestling is relatively new to CV and the Southern Tier, but its popularity has grown by leaps and bounds. Our team, under the direction of Coach Harvey, has compiled a com¬ mendable record of 7 wins against 7 losses thus far this season. Since there is only one senior on the squad, we can look forward to even better teams in the next couple of years. Among the individual stars this year are Kent Perry and Bill Leonard. Perry has only been beaten twice out of fourteen matches and Leonard has gone undefeated in dual meets. The squad consists of Norman Donahue and Mike Scrivener at 95 pounds, John Eggleston at 103, Dave Mapes at 112, Leonard at 120, John Sutula at 127, Jerry Slater and Ivan Randall at 133, Larry Brooks at 138, Perry at 145, Dave Snyder at 154, Don Link at 165, Dick Jones at 180, and Carl Miller, the squad’s lone senior, at unlimited. Bill Chidester, the other member of the varsity has acted as a general handyman, filling in from 154 pounds to unlimited as the occasion arose. Among the awards picked up by CV wrestlers were a third place in the Novice Christmas Tourney, a second in the experienced division of the same tourney by Kent Perry and a third place victory in the Windsor Christmas Grappling Mat men! Tourney by Bill Leonard. En route to his third place medal, Leonard beat last year’s Section IV champion, making him j a leading contender for the title this year. Wrestling is not a sport in which a coach can easily pick a first team by choosing the twelve most muscular brutes in the school. In wrestling the emphasis is placed on leverage, endurance, intelligence, and desire. Exhaustive practice is necessary to gain the conditioning and timing needed to be successful in this rugged sport. It is difficult to find a sport which is better suited for preparing a youth for situations which will call for self-reliance, initiative, and ability to decide upon courses of action when pressed by time and circumstance. CV’s Warriors should be congratulated for a fine season in both their winning ways and their upholding of good sportsmanship in a sport where this can at times be difficult. Our JV squad also gave an excellent account of itself under the tutorship of Coach Lyons. When this was written, it had accumulated 10 wins against 4 losses while beating such powerhouses as Sydney and Union-Endicott. Among its outstanding grapplers were Randy Booth, Art Hierl, Keith Glover, and Andy Baskett. 57 DEMONSTRATING: Don Link, Butch Randall, Coach Harvey. ROW 1: Dave Mapes, Terry Ward, Randy Booth, Doug Link, John Sutula, John Eggleston, Jim Marino. ROW 2: Bill Chidester, Kent Perry, Tony Buchta, Dave Snyder, Bill Leonard, Art Gould, Dave Hall. ROW 3: Chuck Barnes, Dick Jones, Gary Bennett, Dick Roberts manager, Jim Dawson. Takedown Varsity Wrestling Over ya’ go” 58 FRONT: Coach Harvey, Keith Glover. ROW 1: George Hohel, Andy Bakic, Norman Donahue. ROW 2: Mike Scrivener, Ken Jagger, Dave Kingsberry, Tom Knaphle, Pete Atwater, Ken Maines. ROW 3: Louis Shampang, Pat Slater, Paul Hessney, Paul Chidester, Mark Stecker, Ron Pratt, Ken Graham, Bob Reid, Jerry Tucker, Dave Hill, Dave Snyder, Gary Bennett. Treasurer—Ken Graham, President—Kathy tary—Bruce Duncan. Cole, Vice-President—Kathy Perkins, Secre- . ft; ROW 1: Kenneth White, Mary Weston, Jo Ann Cermak, Nancy McNitt, Joyce Kocner, Ginnie Ingraham, Wilhelmina Maurer, Norma Heath, Brian Hitchcock. ROW 2: David Cooper, Dorothy Goodale, Sharon Slocum, Geraldine Tarbox, Cinda Eastman, Marcia Birmingham, Edwina Silvernell, William Perkins, Richard Todack. ROW 3: Dan Smith, Fred Benedict, Lawrence Kepler, Bruce Dickinson, Duane Akroyd, Timothy McAvoy, David Lewis, Ken Graham, Karl Bergman. ROW 1: Wesley McPheeters, Kathleen Totten, Linda Baker, Carol Powell, Gail Evans, Sharon Chuma, Elayne Matthews, Patricia Heier, Carol Krivanek, Michael Whitman ROW 2: Harry Smith, William Russell Pritchard, Frances Eshleman, Faye Pusen, Judy Simonds, Lillian Wheeler, Shirley Ives, Judy Gutheil, Jeanne Bobbitt, David Kingsbury. ROW 3: Solon Benedict, Brian Fish, Robert Cox, Ronald Plain, Gary Holcomb, Stanley Rosenkrans, William Blossom, Stan Ling, James Doebler, Robert Anderson. Absent: David Truxal. 60 ROW- 1: Greg Fisher, Linda Trebilcock, Kandee Haick, Linda Francis, Dawn Clifford, Arlene Wiegle, Catherine Gorton, Carol Hendershot, Bertha Jackowski, Mary Beth Baker, David Snow. ROW 2: Gary Dukerick, Michael Pratt, Clayton Axtell, Carolyn Boehmke, Nancy Singer, Alice Cullen, Kathy Hutch, Carol Pratt, Fran Austin, Gary Michalek, Ron Whitman. ROW 3: Doug Link, Don Griffin, Everett Holdredge, unidentified, Bill Tunison, Bill Boehmke, Wayne Crawford, Bill Rowe, David Knapp. ROW 1: Linda Jamieson, Sandra Powell, Beverly Wilbur, Donna Mika, Janice Hamilton, Kathy Raymond, Nancy Fulkrod, Linda Bottle, Judith Baldwin, Elaine Tritten. ROW 2: Andrew Bakic, William Whittemore, Richard Knowles, Rose Mary Singer, Brenda Carter, Linda Closs, Bruce Duncan, Durwood Bronson, Tim Moses. ROW 3: John Gruss, Chuck Race, Alan Turner, Duane Cross, John Fisher, Chris Snyder, William Rupert, James Lynch. ROW 1: Marjorie Moulthrop, Rose Mary Codington, Sally Red¬ mond, Patricia Johnson, Sandra Curtis, Joyce Hancock, Nancy Bottle, Virginia Utter, Barbara Furgeson. ROW 2: David Hall, Alfred Williams, Alan Lyon, Suzanne Wilbur, Bonnie Bell, Eileen Lawson, Eileen Skope, Davy Dutcher, David Snyder, Robert Sail. ROW 3: Ivan Randall, Brian Crounse, Gordon Ivey, Richard La- Fave, Fred Donohoe, Donald Fleming, Philip Nelson, Rolland Stout, Dan Barber. 61 ROW 1: Clifford Sandell, Gail Brown, Pamela Nicholson, Suz¬ anne Johnson, Linda Williams, Martha Wagstaff, Patricia Hanyon, Dorothy Gale, Mary Belle Rocks, Wayne Jacobs. ROW 2: Gary Chandler, Dan St. John, Joan Holcomb, Loretta Taft, Linda Lawton, Sue Bell, Kathy Cole, John Barrett, Bill Edwards. ROW 3: Richard Follet, Ronald Randall, Harland Newby, Irving Mc- Wherter, Harold Vail, Schuyler Larrabee, Reid Williams, Steve Lyon, David Hall, Rande Davis. ROW 1: Leona Kelley, Patricia Beman, Betty Ingraham, Jean Walker, Charlene Davis, Helen Gale, Lorraine Contro, Jeannette Now ' icki, Sue Brown, Rita Leonard, Patricia O’Loughlin. ROW 2: Kenneth Maines, David Hamilton, Guy Van Duser, Anne Wilson. Linda Harris, Sharon Holcomb, Marilyn Rose, Eugene Skoranski Wayne Dean, Dennis Saunders. ROW 3: Gregory Stanton, Law rence Phelps, Andrew Bates, William Chidester, Nelson Eshleman Ray Rittenhouse, Stephen Freeh, Dennis Johnson. ROW 1: Wendy Bullock, Pat Coolidge, Karen Davis, Beverly Sa ' am, Joanne Slick, Sheila Eshleman, Judy Lieberam, Virginia Benscoter, Karen Howsberger, Barbara Gehr. ROW 2: Ron Rob¬ erts, Richard Vlasak, Cynthia Wood, Cherie Pash, Carolyn Kit- tredge, Judy Haulton, Sharon Ward, John Gerhardt, Richard Decker. ROW 3: Bill Wittman, Gary Saunders, Charles Douglas, Tom Jones, John Heath, James Lawson, Joe Slachta, Ron Majors, Mike Barrett. 62 ROW 1: Sheila Lynch, Linda Illsley, Cristy Knapp, Nancy Gil¬ more, Joan Paugh, Jo Anne Donahue, Gretchen Woodin, Cindy Hayes, Cathy Butch. ROW 2: Peter Robinson, Thomas Swingle, Linda Sprague, Mary Swartz, Barrie Warfield, Cheryl Bernauer, Joyce Coon, Henry Derr, Gary Leighton. ROW 3: John Prittchard, Jack Collins, Jerry Ward, John Mangan, David Hibbard, Herb Osterhout, Alex Fiato, Bill Jones, Gary Scrip, Frank Bennet. ROW 1: Michael Scrivener, Judy Carey, Janet Goldberger, Cathy Perkins, Luana Knapp, Nancy Sherman, Joyce Zimmer, Linda Young, Carol Bullock, Judy Cope, Charles Whetsell. ROW 2: Robert Robinson, Ross Leonard, Tina Marks, Gail Birdsell, Linda Martin, Carol Dotman, Claudia Hazlett, William Kane, Austin Gray. ROW 3: Melvin Tobey, Wayne Matthews, Gregory Palm, Ray Hickok, William Filan, Walt Goodale, Peter Contro. ROW 1: Gladys Scott, Jeanette Patenaude, Nina Stetts, Barbara Hissen, Grace Decker. ROW 2: Stanley Simonson, Ronald De- Groat, Robert Clark, John Haggdorn, Donald Pangburn, Charles Scott. ROW 3: Robert Hitt, Carl Mellem, Ronald Alton, Frank Niles, Eugene Shampang, Pearley Clapper, Wayne Alton. 63 Tech Crew This service organization, under the direction of Mr. Williams, is in charge of the stage and stage equipment. They operate the lighting and sound facilities. ROW 1: Mike Crivener, Steve Houpin, Mr. Williams, Tom Vroman, Clayton Axtell. ROW 2: Jim Rhoades, Barry Finsel, Jack Quakenbush, Rick Brutvan, Mike Scott, Tom Scott. ROW 3: Bruce Koppe, Barry Tompkins, Tom Knapp, Bob Poliak, Jeff Praeger. Projectionists Under the direction of Mr. DeCastro, students operate the school projectors as an aid to teachers. ROW 1: Mr. DeCastro, Leona Kelly, Bob Kepler. ROW 2: Tom Knapp, Jack Redmond, Bill Filan, Larry Mazar, Irving Mc- Wherter. Radio Club Under direction of Mr. Janowski, this i club is organized for anyone interested I in amateur radio. ROW 1: Mr. Janow¬ ski, Jim Miner, Pam Fairchild, Candy Bennett. ROW 2: John Clark, J. Scott Pierce, Tom Scott. ROW 3: Den- i nis Franklin, John Quackenbush, George Laris, Larry Singer, Gene Perih. ! 64 French Club Spanish Club This club, under Mrs. Riter and Mr.. ! Thompson, gives its members a cul- j ural background of the Spanish-speak- ! ng countries. With the aid of guest speakers, the students obtain a clearer 1 picture of life in these countries. ROW 1: Michael Whitman, Sue Crounse, | Wendy Bullock, Sally Stiles, Maureen i Hogan, Barbara Gehr, Sally Redmond, 1 Robert Sail. ROW 2: Mary Cox, Pat- ’ ricia Beman, Rosemary Potak, Joan i Dickinson, Sandy Drake, Malvina Fox, | Kathie Cole, Virginia Utter, Ann Wil¬ son. ROW 3: Mr. Thompson, James Doebler, Dana Newman, Leland Smith, Greg Le Roy, Richard Gallarno, Greg 1 Ferris, Mrs. Riter. Les Fleurs de Lis,” under the leader¬ ship of Miss Mary Lou Lovette, pro¬ vides les mesdemoiselles with a better knowledge of France, its language, its customs and its people. ROW 1: An¬ drea Muska, Kathy Murphy, Marilyn Hicken, Alice Cullen, Miss Lovette, Cherie Pash, Joanne Cermack, Tana Gammons, Debby Banford, Anna May Mack, Pat Whitman. ROW 2: Mary Jean Crounse, Elaine Artley, Corliss Marks, Shirley Ives, Regina Stratton, Sheila Germond, Judy Branick, Sandy Doren, Cheryl Jacobs, Christine De Rosa, Gretchen Woodin, Joyce Zim¬ mer. ROW 3: Peggy Spak, Linda Bak¬ er, Mary Kane, Judy Hogg, Sue Chape, Karen Beale, Karen Larson, Hannie Hemmes, Gail Brownlow, Suzanne Johnson. Press Club The Press Club, whose purpose is to supply writers for the quill and other organizations, was organized last year under the leadership of Mrs. Crandell and Mr. Van Keuren, an experienced journalist. ROW 1: JoAnn Gay, Judy Branick, Tana Gammons, Mrs. Cran¬ dall, Janet Gammons, Martha Rodney, Karen Hancock. ROW 2: Peggy Spak, Janet Slagle, Barb Mosher, Mr. Van Keuren, Gail Brownlow, Nancy Mei- denlauer, Sue Chape. THE OFFICERS THE PLAYERS Dramatics Club Cast members quickly reviewed their lines and made cursory inspections of their make-up and costumes. Stage hands made a last minute inspection of scenery and properties. Prompters took their positions as the clock sped on toward curtain time. Hours of practicing and rehearsals were about to be put to the test as the pre¬ sentation of You Can’t Take it With You, a three-act comedy, was announced. The Dramatics Club has endeavored to learn the principles of production and direction, increase their acting ability, and bring pleasure to their audiences through the presentation of plays like this. Directed by Mr. Miller and guided by their officers: Melinda Wag- staff, President; Mark Mikolas, Vice-president; Kathy Murphy, Secretary; Craig Parsons, Treasurer, and Tom Knaphle, Sergeant-at-Arms, the club is a successful and worth-while organization. 66 ROW 1: Gail Wakely, Harriet Fine, Mary Lou Bennett, Nancy Rodney, Mrs. Robinson, Daureen Braid, Mary Norconk, Bev Ruff, Shirley Keech, Daren Stuart, Sue Aiken. ROW 2: Posey Fox, Nancy Thompson, Jill Pruyn, Arleta Prentice, Marian Morgan, Anne Sisson, Sally Zeggart, Beryl Barrus, Gail Sayre, Margo Stevens, Janet Previte. ROW 3: Frank Stickles, Dan Mor¬ gan, Barry Finsel, Tom Parks, Jack Redmond, Tom Trudell. SENIOR LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: The Senior Library Assistants play an important part in the functioning of our Senior High Library by helping Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Shramek with many of the tasks involved in running a library efficiently. Signing corri¬ dor permits, checking-out books, and keeping the overdue book lists up to date are only a few of their tasks. JUNIOR LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: The Junior High Library Assistants perform the same services as the senior group. They won a prize for collecting money in fines for the Red Cross Drive. ROW 1: David Snow, Cathy Perkins, Karen Lance, Mrs. Beebe, Joanne Donahue, Judy Baker, Scott Prentice. ROW 2: Virgin¬ ia Ingraham, Carol Dot- man, Judy Haulton, Linda Harris, Nancy Gilmore. ROW 3: Wesley Hudson, Brian Fish, Gary Worden, David Woodworth, Harry Smith. 67 President—Jim Brown, Vice-President—Andrea Truchan, Secretary —Sarah Ellis, Treasurer Bob Reece. ROW 1: Linda Vaccaro, Linda Abbott, Diane Mack, Regina Speyer, Sharon Coon, Sharon Demaria, Sarah Ellis, Diane Forsyth, Bonnie LeSuer, Maureen Hogan. ROW 2: Robert Molessa, David Wenn, Jeanne Sheffer, Judy Pepernik, Joyce E5oyen, John Robinson, Richard Briggs, Charles Harrison. ROW 3: Paul Matych, Jim Carter, Jim Thomas, Dana Newman, Paul Pease, Dick Good- nough, Charles Woodworth, Barry Foote. Absent: Mark Stecker, Ronnie Hoadley. ROW 1: Rita Thomas, Karen Jennings, Lois Grady, Carol Thayer, Judy Rosati, Cheryl Rapp, Sandy McPherson, Donna Lewis. ROW 2: Robert Smith, Lee English, Lynn Johnson, Joyce Krager, Carla Aiken, Christine Derosa, Mary Norconk, Gene Perih, Robert Blakeslee. ROW 3: Gary Valentine, Brie Wheeler, John Casella, Gary Kipper, Dennis Franklin, Michael Shurtleff, Alex Mont¬ gomery, Michael Major. ROW 1: Janice Starkweather, Linda Phillips, Lynn Casey, Linda Franco, Robin Malmfeldt, Patricia Harris, Patricia Worden, Jacque¬ line Lucey. ROW 2: John Reardon, William Coon, Anita Mc¬ Donald, Suzanne Kring, Kathleen Okoniewski, Nancy Thompson, Bette Roys, David Brinsko, Dennis Graves. ROW 3: Rodger Jones, Norman Montgomery, LeRoy Deyo, Drake Akroyd, Edward Whiel- don, Carlton Holbert, Thomas Bullock, Robert Shurtleff. ROW 1: Pamela Fairchild, Lucille Hatt, Eleanor Tingley, Beverly Ruff, Linda Zembek, Cherilyn Mangan, Cindy Lipe, Ella Cross. ROW 2: Thomas Vroman, Robert Reece, Terri Bernhardt, Catheryn Whiting, Joan Dickinson, Jane Pickering, Catherine Hawley, Philip Kennedy, Duane Olmstead. ROW 3: Ronald France, Roy Moore, Douglas Albee, Fred Sisson, Richard M. Lewis, George Stevens, Donald Larned. ROW 1: Sally Stiles, Sue Keough, Sandra Zembek, Gail Wakeley, Sue Crounse, Billie Jean Gresham, Beverly Magee. ROW 2: David Mapes, James O’Neil, Connie Pickett, Sandra Russell, Elizabeth Friend, Marilyn Bronson, Margaret Herzog, Stephen Houpis, Ron¬ ald Skinner. ROW 3: Greg Ferris, Michael Kuruc, Thomas Chaf¬ fee, David Messersmith, Stephen Gray, John Clark, John Follet, Thomas Wiegele, Kenneth Snead, John Reid. ' ♦ h ■ 69 ROW 1: Janet Mapes, Caroline Arquette, Wendy Hunt, Diane Billo, Mary Ann Gruss, Harriet Fine, Judy Wildrick. ROW 2: William Moppert, Richard Gallarno, Terry Todd, Carla Slocum, Marlene Pierce, Leann Ottaway, Sharon Sage, Paul Hessney, Thomas Knaphle. ROW 3: Craig Brown, Don Link, John Rennell, Eric Michael, Herbert Walling, Michael Bond, Thomas Irons, Thomas Zopp, Verne Stiles. ROW 1: Norman Donahue, Janet Larson, Judy Atwater, Mary Williams, Jacqualyn Fitch, Janet Gammons, Dawn Cleveland, James Marino. ROW 2: Phillip Walter, Calvin Ingram, Judy Zyck, Marione Morgan, Doris Daniels, Helen, Stormes, Cheryl Sandwick, Kathy Knapp, Suzanne Slocum. ROW 3: Frank Stickle, Thomas Heysek, Richard Poliak, George Brown, Richard Hall, Stephen Blabac, Russell Rhodes, John Stocum, Douglas Palmer. ROW 1: Ruth Betkavsky, Susan Littlefield, Carol Maroney, Carol Jackowski, Linda Eastman, Paula Brooks, Sandra Warfield. ROW 2: Dean Baker, Robert Knowles, Joan Morreall, RoseMary Potak, Linda Cluck, Holly Hierl, Susan Darrow, ' Michael Satterthwaite, William Tozer. ROW 3: Joseph Palmisano, Michael Miley, Richard Thompson, Leland Smith, Scott Lauback, Richard Gardner, William Morgan, Michael Wilson, David Hamilton. 70 ROW 1: Jacqueline Bogart, Cheryl Jacob, Doreen Stratton, Shirley Rinker, Marilee Hill, Linda Fleeger, Cheryl Kobbe. ROW 2: Daniel Bruet, Darrel Rich, Sharon Cole, Linda Lawler, Suzanne Hansel, Jill Pruyn, Richard Tremaine, Richard Pandich. ROW 3: Thomas Lott, William Miller, John Schering, Michael Martin, Robert Brewer, Mark Withers, Thomas Warner, William Baylis, Raymond Smith. ROW 1: Linda Summers, Cheryl Morrisey, Susan Smith, Dana Bruster, Barbara Wood, Sharon Fleming, Diane Hillard, Kathleen Collins. ROW 2: Steve Koven, Richard Mills, Richard Geiger, Andrea Truchan, Brenda Robbins, Margo Bonnie, Janice Jagger, Thomas Park, Gordon Webb. ROW 3: William Schmidt, Gerald Barvinchak, Charles Conrad, Charles Lawson, Paul Kocak, John Decker, Vi van Martindale, Marvin Berg. ROW 1: Kenneth Jagger, Sandra Lunn, Candy Hinman, Roberta Robinson, Mary Miner, Daureen Braid, Susan Tucker, George Lawson. ROW 2: Dan Murphy, Craig Parsons, Geraldine Decker, Nancy Pennefeather, Marsha Matson, Susan Taylor, Gail Puder- baugh, Leola Linsey, Joseph Harlost. ROW 3: Tom Scott, Edward Wood, Keith Glover, Bruce Koppe, David Snyder, Tom Edwards, John Butenko. 71 ROW 1: Ruth Rodney, Darlene Benjamin, Linda Shear, Penny Woodruff, Joan Mitrowitz, Sue Eaton, Linda Kostyshak, Elizabeth Hiza, Kathleen Brigiotta. ROW 2: Maurice Hitt, Gregory LeRoy, James Coon, Sherry Welch, Sally Purple, Anne Ellsworth, Harold Pease, Jahn Eggleston. ROW 3: John Lynch, Dale DeFillips, John Jardula, Nick Mattrazzo, Ronald Snyder, Winston Tucker, Francis Button, Gary Nelson. 72 Quill So take a look at the facts and decide for yourself— which has done more to raise the athletic prestige of Chenango Valley, cross-country and track or football and baseball? This very controversial statement was made in one of the editions of the new Quill. Along with stirring up enthusiasm, the Quill has introduced new teachers and outstanding classmates to students while also keeping sub¬ scribers informed about the latest” through ChatteHbox and Skylight Perch. Under the direction of Mr. Patrick Munley, the Junior high staff edited its own page of news this year. ROW 1: Tudy Hansel, Art; Mary White, Girl’s Sports; Sue Chape, Assistant Editor; Nancy Baker, Editor-in-Chief. ROW 2: Mrs. Lester, Art Advisor; Dave Starr, Treasurer; Mr. VanKeuren; Ad¬ visor; Dick Robinson, Features; Mrs. Crandall, Advisor. JUNIOR HIGH QUILL STAFF: ROW 1: David Weckel, Gail Eggleston, Royene Multer, Mr. Munley, Janet Miller, Judy Baker, David Hessney. ROW 2: Warren Schuenemann, Nan¬ cy Goldberger, Mary Ellen Cox, Marie Pierce, Beverly Saam, Carol Bernauer, Sue Brown, Joyce Hancock, Baun Crounce. ROW 1: Nancy Rodney, Louise Galloway, Doreen McPartland, Mary Ann Totman, Janet Gammons, Sue Crounse, Gail Casella, Judy Branick, Linda Tritten, Regina Speyer, Linda Vaccaro, Kathy Norris, Rose Ann Tozer. ROW 2: JoAnn Gay, Nancy Sargent, Karen Hancock, Sandy Drake, Anita Lawson, Linda Gerhardt, Mary Frances Sears, Melinda Wagstaff, Carolyn Johnston, Marilee Hill, Margo Stevens, Linda Sharer, Janet Previte, Sharon Coon, Karen Jennings. ROW 3: Joan Morreall, Sharon Piatt, Hope Graham, Sue Carver, Nancy Maguire, Sally Jones, Prudy Hoyt, Anita MacDonald, Jackie Zinck, Nancy Meidenbauer, Barb Shramek, Laura Barton, Barb Mosher, Pat O’Neil. ROW 4: Terry Todd, Dan Spencer, Dan Vergason, Jim Layton, Dick Lawyer, Tom Bond, Gerald Gevert, Gary Fahs, Jim Corey, Dave Narsavage, Gail Sayre, Pat Whitman, Lois Grady, Anna Mae Mach. ORCHESTRA: ROW 1: Gretchen Woodin, Nancy Goldberger, Ray Rittenhouse. ROW 2: Ruth Rodney, Judy Carey, Margaret Hall, Beverly Saam. ROW 3: David Korinek, Melanie Gates, Pat Saam, Vivian Hutchings, Kathy Rings, John Kovacs, Diane Davall, Lawrence Cushner, Cathy Butch, Charles Lawrence. ROW 4: Tom Scott, George Madison, James Jenson, Mike Donohoe, Mr. Einfeldt, Jim Hickens, Daphne Randall. Harmony in Songs and Melodies 6-TEENS: SEATED AT PIANO: Nadine Eskoff. Left to right: Darlene Wombacker, Carol Hartigan, Anita Sheffer, Sally Potter, Bonnie Vergason, Sue Cring. 74 St-fl f p Jj ' .-A y V k , Vk •’ GljK rj MU ■L ' Ml Ik i ’jr ' f - A y hi fV j SENIOR CHORUS: ROW 1: Joyce Johnson, Cheryl Morrisey, Mary Lou Bennett, Bonnie Schupp, Nancy Miller, Darlene Wom- backer, Sharon Piatt, Jean Sheffer, Joan Rakowski, Jim Wilkins, Tim Baker, Dan Baker, Vivan Martindale, Gene Strantton, Wendy Hunt, Karen Jennings, Sharin Fleming, Kathy Knapp, Linda Tritten, unidentified, Diane Forsythe. ROW 2: Anne Sisson, Sue Kring, Shirley Keech, Corliss Marks, Elaine Artley, Candy Hinman, Sue Smith, Marilee Hill, Mary Gunther, Bonnie Vergason, Craig Parsons, Ron Briggs, Tom Knaphle, Sandy Zembek, Eliza¬ beth Novak, Cheryl Jacob, unidentified, Christine DeRosa, Sue Corey, Sally Stiles, Prudy Hoyt. ROW 3: Daureen Braid, Elaine SENIOR HIGH CHORUS: Passing the auditorium during seventh period, one might hear the strains of Our Common Heritage” or Rio Rio.” One would then know that the Senior High Chorus was rehearsing for its annual Spring Concert. Thpugh the ninety-member chorus has a full • schedule, their programs are always successfully performed. DOUBLE BARBERSHOP QUARTET: One of the newest organizations at C.V. is the Double Barbershop Quartet. Under the direction of Mrs. Avis Parsons, the group performs at various social activities. SIX-TEENS: Under the direction of Mrs. Avis Parsons, the Six-Teens sing for various school and community groups. This group of six girls has even made the big time” on television. ORCHESTRA: Under the direction of Mr. David Ein- feldt, the orchestra played in a combined Christmas concert with Junior High Chorus and a grade school concert. Valentine, Bonnie LeSeur, Lois Grady, Sue Tucker, Andrea Muska, Judy Winchell, Fred Sisson, David Star, Roy Fyfe, Jim Crosby, West Brownlow, Ron Miller, Jim Layton, Stuart Michael, Dick Lawyer, Allison Eberz, Carol Hartigan, Judy Ford, Linda Shearer, Shirley Holbert, Sue Robbins. ROW 4: Barbara Wood, Kathy Conroy, Marilyn Bronson, Sharon Cole, Joan Dickinson, Nadine Es- koff, Kathy Turnbull, Tom Knapp, Carl Miller, Dan Star, Tom Bond, Mark Withers, Bill Morgan, Ron Secor, Kenny Jagger, Pam Hoadley, Brenda O’Hern, Anita Sheffer, Beth Friend, Kathy Meaker, Shirley Bingham, Sally Potter, Elizabeth Allen, Chris Bolton. DOUBLE BARBERSHOP QUARTET: At piano: Jim Wilkins. STANDING: Dick Lawyer, Tom Bond, Stuart Michael, Dan Star, Jim Crosby, Gene Stanton, David Star, Jim Layton. 75 ROW 1: Miss Squier, Joyce Johnson, Louise Galloway, Karen Derek, Joyce Gehr, Nancy Ryan, Lorraine Ingraham, Kathy Smith. ROW 2: Judy Lawson, Sue Littlefield, Sharon Buchta, John Juriga, Arline Erb, Pat Mann, Linda Lollar, Anne Austin, Sherry Moore, Ellen Fulkrod, Kathy Lake. ROW 3: Janet Davis, Diane Cherubini, Connie Haley, Linda Myers, Mary Miner, Brenda Robbins, Pat Ing- wall, Gene Knapp, Judy Ford, Kathy Meaker. ROW 4: Denise O’Neil, Sandy Drake, Anita Lawson, Connie Williams, Malvina Fox, Becky Robinson, Gail Brownlow, Jackie Zinck, Carol Hughes, Yvonne Ivey, Judy Aldrich, Pam Hoadley, Pat Ellis, Alison Eberz. ROW 1: Donna Zemek, Janice Harlacher, Sharon Buchta, Nancy Rodney, Sandy Finch, Carol Robinson, Mrs. Cook, Theo Snyder, Linda Clearwater, Connie Williams, Judy Rosati, Louise Galloway. ROW 2: Pat Par- rotte, Bonnie Newman, Paula Foland, Janice Irving, Pat Rupert, Jean Compton, Peggy Villecco, Nancy Hitchcock, Gail Parsons, Margo Bonney, Joyce Dayon. ROW 3: Nancy Kuhl, Gail Sayer, Margo Stevens, Ur¬ sula Nuechtern, Pat Gee, Barb Mosher. ROW 4: Gail Powell, Sue Robbins, Bob Parrotte, Joan Matts, Shirlee Holbert. ROW 1: Karen Hancock, secretary; Diane Rennell, president; Miss Angelopoulos, Deane Rink, treasurer; Mark Milolas. ROW 2: Sue Chape, Ken Maines, Tom Knaphle, John Follet, Sue Brown, Joyce Hancock, Doreen Braid. ROW 3: John Gerhardt, Gregory Palm, John Rennell, George Anderson, Dick Lucik, Jo Ann Gay. ROW 4: Don Fleming, Rick Hall, Louis Gutheil, Bob Parrotte. The Senior Red Cross under their faculty advisor, Miss Squier, are successfully carrying out the aim of the Red Cross which is helping people. Some of the major projects are the entertain¬ ment of State Hospital pa¬ tients, buying wheel chairs, crutches, and walkers, and providing needy families with holiday dinners. The officers are Carol Hughes, President; Gene Knapp, V-Pres.; Pat Ellis, Sec.; Sandy Drake, Treas. The Business Club, a ser¬ vice organization, types and mimeographs work for teachers and school clubs. The club has a wide program of activities including guest speakers, field trips to various business organizations and instructions in the use of several office machines. The officers are Robert Parrotte, Pres; Connie Williams, V- Pres.; Sharon Buchta, Sec.; Gail Sayer, Treas. Chenango Valley’s Debate Club under the leadership of Miss Angelopoulos has parti¬ cipated in ten interscholastic debates, attended the annual debate clinic at Colgate Uni¬ versity, and debated on WINR TV. Debaters will long remember the bumpy trips in crowded, unheated buses, walking into the Col¬ gate Inn with packed lunches, the ceaseless rain at Colgate, the annual picnic, and the hours of research and con¬ centration to find that debate is really worth the effort. FIRST ROW: Joyce Gehr, Cathy Norris, Connie Wil¬ liams, Mrs. Cook, Hope Graham, Linda Kenyon, Bonnie Schupp. MIDDLE ROW: Yvonne Ivey, Bon¬ nie Layton, Melinda Wag- staff, Bonnie Vergason, Nancy Maguire, Nancy Baker, Sharon Paugh, Lin¬ da Gilmore, Laura Barton. TOP ROW: Lance Grang¬ er, Sandra Vosburgh, Jan¬ et Davis, Jackie Zinck, John Truchan. Working to promote our school courtesy, many senior girls and boys have relinquished their study halls to serve as receptionists. These students are stationed at the desk in the main lobby of the school where they welcome and direct visitors to the various parts of the school. Recommend¬ ed by study hall teachers, the receptionists work effectively and faithfully under the direction of their advisor, Mrs. Cook. What is the student patrol? A seventh or eighth grader would probably answer, They’re those people who stand in the middle of the hall and grab us when we walk in front of them. What are they doing there, blocking traffic, anyway?” Well, to the seventh or eighth grader, they’re probably a bunch of big meanies. But they don’t mean to be. They just want to keep a little congestion out of the halls. It’s also quite amusing being on patrol. Standing there, they get a glimpse of the students at their most embarrassing moments. An example is when a student drops his books, which are always filled with gobs of paper. By the way . . . the Student Patrol is an organization which tries to maintain order in the midst of hall traffic. ROW 1: Sharon Boezi, Linda Krivanek, George Hohl, Fred Ives, Mary Lou Dimmick, Tana Gammons, Mr. Woodin, Linda Kane, Linda Young, Norman Dickow, Tom Knaphle, Peter Robinson, Clayton Axtell. ROW 2: Carolyn Boehmke, Nancy Maguire, JoAnn Puderbaugh, Mari¬ lyn Rose, Joyce Coon, El¬ len Fulkrod, Liz Novak, Judy Haulton, Gail Rhyd- derech, Judy Branick, Kathy Cole, Gretchin Woodin, Janet Gammons. ROW 3: Jim Grace, Tom Hauser, Marc Swan, Den¬ nis Franklin, Linda Zem- bek, Jane Williams, An¬ drea Truchan, Carol Churchill, Lynn Johnson, Gail Puderbaugh, Sue Chape, Nancy Fulkrod. ROW 4: Mike O’Dell, Dana Holcomb, Jim Stone, Marsh Bradley, West Brownlow, Gary Fahs, Ed Hogg, John Reardon, Gary Worden, Jone CaselH. 77 I President—Art Hierl, Treasurer—Sheila Germond, Secretary— Linda Krivanek, Vice-President—Ed Schwartz. ROW 1: Margaret Spak, Sandra Agard, Linda Krivanek, Nancy Rodney, Carol Hartigan, Doreen McPartland, Arleta Prentice, Martha Bennett. ROW 2: William Fergusson, John Sutula, John Quackenbush, Judy Branick, Suzanne Chape, Andrew Adams, Jerry Signor, John Jones. ROW 3: David Narsavage, Paul Con¬ nelly, James Stone, David Lewis, Gene Bound, David Warner, Allen Kobbe, James Barry. Absent: Gail Brownlow, Phyllis La Russo, Jo Ann Michaelsen, Kenneth Phillips, Margaret Truxal. ROW 1: Patricia Rupert, Elaine Sandin, Carol Edwards, Elaine Koppe, Jeannette Constable, Patricia Anderson, Gloria Jayne. ROW 2: Fred Lucas, Billy Bennett, George Anderson, Daphne Randall, Mary Lou Bennett, Nadine Eskoff, Arthur Gould, Sam Lindsey, James Grace, Robert Vierling. ROW 3: Ronald Well¬ man, Warden Myers, Richard Kocak, Bill Connelly, Stuart Fynboe, Donald Adams. Absent: Virginia Tallmadge, Sandra Drake, Kath¬ leen Conroy, Robert Knapp. Matthews. ROW 3: Thomas Wilson, Louis Gutheil, James Ladrigan, Gary Kopyar, Michael Cal lea, Paul Connelly, James Stone, David Lewis, Joe Reid, Richard Green. ROW 1: Karen Stuart, Anita Lawson, Joan Rakowski, Sharon Zwick, Malvina Fox, Rita Rozboril, Eileen Woods, Louise Gallo¬ way, Sharon Murphy. ROW 2: Dana Benjamin, Larry Singer, Ronald Pratt, Candy Bennett, Sally Jones, Nancy Meidenbauer, Glen 79 ROW 1: Sherry Herman, Sandra French, Jean Lattimer, Karen Derek, Linda Tritten, Theo Snyder, Nancy Ryan, Kathy Murphy, Linda Bird, Myra Tuttle, Carole Lane. ROW 2: Jan Lewandoski, Steve Ashley, Jim Rhoades, Mary Franklin, Karen Larson, Carol ROW 1: Pam Taylor, Regina Stratton, Connie Haley, Shirley Bingham, Linda Moore, Carol Robinison, Suzanne Darcangelo, Elaine Lauce, Mary Kane, Debbie Banford, Elaine Artley. ROW 2: Gerald Slater, John Speer, Robert Conrad, Mary Ann Griswold, Sue Eggleston, Beverly Ryall, Gerald O’Brien, Mike O’Dell, Art Hierl. ROW 3: Wilson Luce, Roy Anderson, Jim Gates, Phillip Cox, George Bergfjord, Robert Reid, Gary Bennett, Jack Rhydderch, William Leonard, David Starr. Surakus, Gail Brownlow, Jackie Zinck, Christine Robinson, Jim Gerrity, Bob Roberts. ROW 3: Ed Schwartz, Jim Sloboda, Gary ( Cook, Tom Macko, Harland Bigelow, George Laris, Dan Starr, 1 Ron Daniels, Ron Goodspeed. t 80 1 ROW, 1: Helen Osterhout, Beryl Barrus, Marilyn Hicken, Diane Schofield, Bonnie English, Carol Dimmick, Linda Gerhardt, Carolyn Vargo. ROW 2: Rocco Scaptura, David Hill, Sandra Vosburgh, Pat Jones, Bonnie Pricttard, Chris Bolton, Mary Villecco, Joy Shurtleff, Tim Baker, Dennis Button. ROW 3: Cliff Barnes, Ed Hancock, Ron Snow, Jack Redmond, Wayne Johnson, Pete Ma¬ jestic, David Hamilton, Jim Crosby. i ROW 1: Deanna Bronson, Sheila Germond, Denise O’Neil, Cheryl j O’Connell, Mary Ann Totman, Karen Hancock, Alice Bond, JoAnn , Perry. ROW 2: Thomas Vavra, Gail Lynch, Sandra Doren, Pa¬ tricia Mann, Janice Irving, Kent Perry, Paul Sasinek, Kevin Kirk¬ patrick. ROW 3: Barry Tompkins, Donald Shelley, Tom Trudell, Peter Slocum, Alan McKaig, Eugene Page, Richard Holmes, James Todack. Rosati. ROW 3: Melvin Fahs, Larry Brooks, Larry Mazar, Richard Jones, Erwin Fernald, Louis Shampang, Archie VanGorder, Dan Smith. Sue Carver, J. Scott Pierce. ROW 3: Arthur Hierl, Robert Sivak, Charles Woodruff, Darryl White, Mike Callea, Geoffery Praeger, Arthur Hurlburt, Chris Shafer, Thomas Crimmins, Richard Chordas. ROW 1: Joyce Johnson, Lucille Hitchcock, Kathleen DeZuba, Patricia McCoy, Carolyn Hughes, Sally Potter, Anna May Mach, Jo Anne Mapes. ROW 2: Tom Scala, Edward Todack; Linda Holt, Cherryl Pennyfeather, Barbara Bradley, Dick Paugh, Ronald ROW 1: Judith Hogg, Patricia Whitman, Nancy Kuhl, Gail Cas- sella, Corliss Marks, Andrea Muska, Anita Gates, Kathleen Smith. ROW 2: Michael Zimmerman, Richard Brutvan, Arlene Erb, Pa¬ tricia Parrotte, Mary Frances Sears, Judith Clark, Jane Williams, 82 When Death strikes down the innocent and young, For every fragile form from which he lets the panting spirit free, A hundred virtues rise, in shapes of mercy, charity, and love, To walk the world, and bless it.” SENIOR ART CLUB The Avant Garde” is the new Art Club organized this year. It consists of a group of interested art students who want to ex¬ periment and grow in their knowledge of the art field. The members are planning many proj¬ ects, such as keeping exhibits in the halls and cafeteria, and field trips. Under the leadership of Miss Martha Millen, members have a busy schedule. As in previous years, the club sold holiday dec¬ orations, and sponsored the an¬ nual faculty Christmas tea. Plans are in the making for a fashion show and volunteer work at the Broome County Home. Officers are: Elizabeth Novak, President; Sandy Lotsman, Vice-president; Donna Franchak, Secretary; Pat Knapp, Treasurer; and Judy ROW 1: Bonnie English, Anita Lawson, Louise Galloway, Judy Branick, Pat Knapp, Liz Branick, Publicity Chairman. Novak, Miss Millen, Sandy Lotsman, Donna Franchak, Janet Previte, Sue Littlefielf, Ruth Betkavski, Sandy Doren, Peggy Spak. ROW 2: Posey Fox, Sandy Agard, Candy Hinman, Francine St. John, Mary Franklin, Connie Williams, Yvonne Ivey, Carol Jackowsky, Jean Sheffer, Peggry Jacobs, Pat Wittman, Ellen Fulkrod. ROW 3: Sue Sucker, Pat Jones, Beryl Barris, Nancy Miller, Carolyn Hughes, Becky Robinson, Kathy Lake, Hannie Hemmes, Arietta Prentice, Barbara Wood, Sharon Sage, Ann Mazar. SKI CLUB: This year the ski club, under the direction of Miss Lovette and Miss Aswad, has enabled students to enjoy skiing together on the local ski slopes including Greek Peak and Smith Hill. ROW 1: Linda Bird, Barb Devine, Cherilyn Mangan, Anita McDonald, Marilee Hill, Janet Slagle. ROW 2: Pam Fairchild, Art Bradshaw, Bill Baylis, Mrs. Lester, Dick Lucik, Nancy Duncan. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 84 Associated with the Kiwanis Club, Key Club chooses members on the basis of leadership, scholarship and character. Run by a board of directors made up of the officers and two representatives from the tenth, eleventh, ' and twelfth grades, Key Club carries on a program of serv¬ ice projects. The club motto, We build,’’ was strengthened with projects including: contributions to the United Fund and the Student Loan Fund and distribution of Travelogue bulletins for Kiwanis Club. Other projects have been: selling CV decals, having a bake sale, selling refreshments at home basketball games, completing a student directory, and spon¬ soring the King Football Dance. ROW 1: Dick Lucik, Mark Mikolas, George Anderson, Bob Reece, Tom Knaphle, Mr. Van Keuren. ROW 2: Mel Fahs, Bob Parotte, Louis Gutheil, Deane Rink, Mike Scott, Dick Gallarno. ROW 3: Charles Brandow, Gary Cook, Jerry Barber, Marshall Bradley, Dave Narsavage, John Juriga. ROW 4: Jim Crosby, Chris Shafer, Jeff Lees, Scott Lauback, Ed Gerrity, Brie Wheeler. ROW 5: Roy Fyfe, Tom Hauser, Ed Hogg, Bill Connolley, John Pepernik WARRIOR SALESMEN: KNEELING: Theo Snyder, Lucille Hitchcock, Mary Jean Crounce, Judy Derek, Gail Cassella, Mary Kane, Sandy Drake, Sue Carver, Kathy Murphy, Anna May Mach, Gail Brownlow, Mary Franklin, Karen Derek. ROW 1: Eileen Woods, Sharon Boezi, Jeanette Constable, Linda Moore, Linda Clearwater, Pat Whitman, Nancy Rodney, Mary White, Louise Galloway, Andrea Muska, Kathy Smith, Debbie Banford, Sue Aiken, Kathy DeZuba, Doreen McPartland, Peggy Spak, Sharon Zwick, Carolyn Hughes. ROW 2: Sharon Buchta, Pat Wiser, Pat McKay, Pat Mann, Myra Tuttle, Bonnie Newman, Marilyn Hicken, Brenda O’Hern, Carolyn Johnston, Anita Lawson, Pat Whitman, Kathy Conroy, Elaine Artley, Judy Branick, Nancy Kuhl, Ann Mazar, Mary Ann Totman, Sally Potter. ROW 3: Linda Gil¬ more, Kathy Turnbull, Sharon Piatt, Ann Sisson, Shirley Keech, Jean Lattimer, Pat Gee, Martha Bennett, Kathy Lake, Prudy Hoyt, Quida Caswell, Jane Williams, Jackie Zinck, Mary Gunther, Gail Sayer, Judy Lawson, Diane Cherubini, Sandy Doren, Margo Stevens. ROW 4: Jack Redmond, Nancy Hitchcock, Mike Callea, Roc Scaptura, Bonni Schupp, Edith Cross, Liz Kadian, Judy Winchell, Sally Jones, Laura Barton, Barb Shramek, Sue Robbins, Nancy Miller, Hope Graham, Nancy MaGuire, Pat Knapp, Gail Parsons, Cheryl Moore, Janet Davis. ROW 5: Roy Fyfe, Robin Neish, Lance Granger, Tom Knapp, Tom Trudell, Ron Miller. Tradition Bound FLASH POLLAK —Warrior photographer I definitely think that informals should be excluded from the senior section,” stated a member of the yearbook staff. But informals will break up the monotony and add interest!” voiced another member. This discussion, like countless others, continued until a solution was finally reached. The Yearbook staff, under the direction of Mr . Van Keuren, has spent many hours discussing problems similar to this and planning the 1963 Warrior. Many more hours were spent in actually preparing pages to be sent to the publishing company. Bob Poliak, student photographer, has devoted much of his time and talent to the Yearbook. 86 ROW 1: Dick Lawyer, Treasurer; Barb Mosher, Typing Co- Editor; Janet Slagle, Editor-in-Chief; Tana Gammons, Activities Editor; JoAnn Gay, Senior Editor; Prudy Hoyt, Typing Co- Editor. ROW 2: Mr. Van Keuren, Advisor; Dick Lucik, Art and Layout Editor; Mark Mikolas, Business Manager; Deane Rink, Sports Editor; Mrs. Crandall, Advisor; Mrs. Lester, Art Advisor. Warrior Resists Change ROW 1: Linda Krivanek, Mary White, Lorraine Ingraham, Sharon Boezi, Janet Previte, Regina Stratton, Marilee Hill. ROW 2: Nancy Duncan, Joan Knaphle, Nancy Sargent, Carol Churchill, Brenda O’Hern, Diane Rennell, Judy Branick, Sheila Germond, Peggy Spak, Karen Beale, Pat O’Neil. ROW 3; Connie Haley, Laura Barton, Sue Chape, Nancy Hitchcock, Liz Kadian, Sue Hansel, Nadine Eskoff, Jackie Zinck, Barb Shramek, Linda Meyers. ROW 4: Art Bradshaw, Jim Layton, Nancy Baker, Anita Mac¬ Donald. Spring 89 i ROW 1: Dana Holcomb, Gail Skinner, Ken Jagger, John Monks, Bob Fergusson, Jan Lewandoski, Mark Mikolas, Bob Lalley, Keith Glover, Jim Brown, Doc Brandow. ROW 2: Bob Parotte, Louis Gutheil, Gary Fahs, Gary Haulton, Jim Crosby, Mel Fahs, Jack Worden, Dick Panko, Ed Miner, Tom Trudeil, George Harris, Gary Cook. ROW 3: Alan McKaig, Gary Campbell, Tom Macko Scott Lauback! Marsh Bradley, Dave Lord, Steve Clark, Mike Carnese, Mark Withers, Tom Weigle, John Juriga, Jim Noyes, Jim Eaton, Fred Rupert, Erwin Fernald. Section IV Champs! Tom Macko, who was a tremendous asset to the team as a high- jumper. Undefeated in dual meets and placing well in the inter¬ sectionals, our trackmen, under the able supervision of Coach Newton, recorded another outstanding season. Quali¬ fying for the intersectionals were cinder kickers Tom Macko in the high jump, Mike Carnese in the shot put, Ed Miner in the sprints, Gary Haulton in the medley relay, Bob Brown in the half mile, and Bob Lalley in the mile. Record time of 4:25:9 in the mile made Lalley the state’s fastest. Gary Haulton also placed in the intersectional meet in his specialty. Among CV’s local triumphs were North, Central, Maine- Endwell, and JC. In the combined Utica-Binghamton meet, CV placed second and in the competition for the Northern Zone Championship, CV beat the second place school by 26 points. The Vestal Relays, which gathers together all the schools from the Triple Cities area. Although most of the individual stars of our squad were lost by graduation, Coach Newton still has high hopes for next year. Tom Macko will be back high-jumping and Jim Crosby is expected to excel in the sprints. Big things are looked for from Marsh Bradley in the 440 yard and Dana Holcomb and John Monks in the pole vault. 90 Marsh Bradley on the starting block for the 440 yard dash. Outstanding pole vaulters Dana Holcomb and John Monks welcome advice from Coach Newton. JV Track ROW 1: LeRoy Deyo, Dick Lewis, Craig Parsons, Mike Satterthwaite, Dick Gallarno, Bill Coon. ROW 2: Rusty Roades, Vi Mar- tindale, Bob Hitt, Dennis Franklin, Leland Smith, Fred Sisson, Greg LeRoy. ROW 3: Winston Tucker, Herb Walling, Mike Major, Chris Snyder, Coach Smyk, Dave Brinsko, Tom Warner, Tom Zopp, Eric Michael. 91 ROW 1: Dick Leahy, Paul Connolley, Mike O’Loughlin, Chris Schaeffer, Ron Pratt. ROW 2: Don Link, Bill Lawrence, Rick Gamble, Coach DeCastro, Ed Hogg, Lanny Parsons, Ken Anderson. Varsity Baseball DIN LINK 92 RICK GAMBLE JV Baseball ROW 1: Bill Leonard, Corky Barvinchak, Tom Jardula, Bill Tozer, Dick Valentine. ROW 2: Marv Berg, Tony Buchta, Ron Snow, Greg Ferris, Paul Pease, Ron Goodspeed. ROW 3: Coach Curtin, John Reid, Bill Michalek, Chuck Woodruff, Ron France, Dave Narsavage, Ed Gerrity, Dave Rinker, Coach Weckel. ROW 1: Dick Newby, Bill Perkins, Tim Moses, Mike Ellis, Alan Reid, Karl Bergman, Gary Parsons. ROW 2: Pat Slater, Bruce Duncan, Ron Majors, Nelson Eshelman, Coach Osborne, Jim Lawson, Chuck HisSen, Steve Freeh, Gary Worden. 7th and 8th Baseball 93 ROW 1: Tom Heysek, Jim Cook, Bill Hardie, Dana Benjamin, Jim Marino. ROW 2: Tom Jones, Dale Caug- hey, Ron Vaughn, Coach Harvey, Bruce Myers, Deane Rink, Bill Morton. Tennis Topping the season with a second place singles title by Bill Hardie, and a fourth place title by Jim Cook, the CV tennis team had a very successful 8-3 record, including wins over North and Maine-Endwell. Golf Each member of this year’s golf team practiced hard and long in prepara¬ tion for meeting his oppo¬ nents—Binghamton Cen¬ tral, Union Endicott, Maine- E n d w e 11, and Seton. Coached by one of the most capable golfers in the area, Coach Durbin, the team played thirteen matches in addition to the High School Golf Sectionals. Lett to right: Tom Knaphle, Paul Sasinek, Geoff Praeger, Dick Chordas, Tim Mee, Coach Durbin. 94 Come on, team. Get off my back. Go, Tom, go. Make way! Need any help, Jumbo ? ROW 1: John Jones, Mark Mikolas, Tom Hauser, Max Barber, Ed Hogg, Fred Rupert, Mr. McDaniel, Jerry Dowling, Marshall Bradley, West Brownlow, Bill Dowling, Rick Gamble, Ron Snow. ROW 2: Art Heirl, Dana Holcomb, Paul Connelly, Kevin Kirk¬ patrick, John Monks, Dick Robinson, Jack Worden, John Juriga, Tom Heysek, Jim Brown, John Eggelston. ROW 3: Jeff Praeger, Tom Macko, Bill Connelley, Bruce Myers, Roy Anderson, Tom Wiegle, Scott Lauback, Chris Shafer, Dick Leahy, Paul Sasinek. Outstanding Examples Dana Holcomb, treasurer; Marshall Bradley, president; Mr. McDaniel, sponsor; Max Barber, vice-president; Art Hierl, secretary. A service organization, the Varsity Club has initiated much toward the project of building a Boy’s Club in the Chenango Valley area. It has now been turned over to a committee of men, as Varsity Club has done all that it can. Members of the Varsity Club work at the basketball games selling tickets. Money is lent to the athletic department to pay for referees at our athletic activities and traveling expenses when our teams go on trips. The club is later reimbursed by the Board of Education for these expenses. As a reward for their active service, near the end of the year the active members will go on an expense paid trip to the Heptagonals, an intracollegiate indoor track meet, at Cornell. 96 ROW 1: Joy Shurtleff, Judy Branick, Linda Krivanik, Lorraine Ingraham, Kathy Smith, Tana Gammons, Louise Galloway, Myra Tuttle, Mary White, Bonnie Schupp, Pat O’Neil. ROW 2: Barb Bradley, Pat Whittman, Sandy Doren, Pat Mann, Kathy Turnbull, Pat Parrotte, Judy Lawson, Judy Aldrich, Pat Ingwall, Nancy Ma¬ guire, Joan Knaphle, Nancy Duncan, Janet Previte. ROW 3: Pat Gee, Brenda O ' Hern, Kathy Meaker, Carol Hughes, Linda Gill- more, Nancy Hitchcock, Linda Myers, Martha Bennett, Barb Shramek, Sally Jones, Sue Carver, Sandra Vosburg, Carol Churchill, Janet Slagle, Jane Williams, Rita Rozboril. ROW 4 : Edith Cross, Miss Aswad, Sharon Buchta. ABSENT: Elizabeth Novak. of Athletic Leadership May I check your coat?” With a friendly smile and a helping hand, the girls from the Senior Leaders’ Club offer their services at the coat check at every home basket¬ ball game. Composed of girls in grades eleven and twelve who have shown outstanding quali ties in both sports and sportsmanship, Senior Leaders are given the responsibility of aiding the teacher in gym class whenever possible, spon¬ sor at least one sports day at Chenango Valley, and attend many sports days at other schools. Assisted by their advisor Miss Aswad, the members of the Senior Girls’ Leaders’ Club continue to grow in their knowledge and skill of sports. LEADERS CLUB OFFICERS: SEATED: Brenda O ' Hern, Presi¬ dent. STANDING: Nancy Duncan, Treasurer; Carol Hughes, Secretary; Carol Churchill, Vice-President. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: STANDING: Linda Krivanek, Joan SEATED: Pat O ' Neil, football captain; Cindy Jones, basketball Knaphle, Pat Jones, Janet Davis, Nancy Duncan, Sheila Germond. captain; Debby Banford. J-J CHEERLEADERS: ROW 1: Gail Rhydderch, Pat Jennings, Linda Berish, Sandy Baldwin. ROW 2: JoAnn Puderbaugh, Linda Wall, Kathy Sheffer, Christy Peterson, Carol Glover. W-A-R-R-I-O-R-S” is a familiar cheer echoed by Chen¬ ango Valley’s cheerleaders. Showing fine school spirit and enthusiasm, the girls cheer CV’s football and basketball squads to victory. If one passes the girls’ side of the gym during the fall or winter, he will certainly see these cheer¬ leaders practicing a new cheer or perfecting an old one. Some of this hard practice and much of the credit for their success can be attributed to their new advisor, Miss Aswad. The varsity cheerleaders attended a cheerleading contest at Vestal, where they gave a good showing for CV. They can be greatly praised for raising the school spirit of CV and for representing CV in a sportsmanlike manner at all CV games. Varsity cheerleaders sit tense, hoping the basket is good. TWIRLING CLUB: ROW 1: Debby Baldwin, Elaine Miner, Glenda Fahs. ROW 2: Joyce Staples, Sandy Baldwin, Melanie Gates, Linda Penwell, Windy Pope, Pat Keane. ROW 3: Nan¬ cy Sherman, Kathy Raymond, Sue Johnson, Linda Wood, Shar¬ on Cole, Barb Bradley, Nancy Slachta, Joyce Zimmer. Pre-game cheers raise spiri t and excitement! Members of the JV cheerleading squad, under the direction of Miss Hay, are: Paula Brooks, Joan Morreal, Linda Sprague, Sarah Ellis, Sandy Russell, cap¬ tain; Loretta Taft, Carol Kri- vanek. Is ' 1 STUDENT COUNCIL: ROW 1: Clayton Axtell, Tom Knaphle, Stewart. ROW 2: Carol Hughes, Jim Corey, Jane Williams, Tom Linda Krivanek, Sue Smith, Joan Morreal, Mrs. Milham, Sheila Hauser, Pat Jones, John Juriga, Ann Wilson, Chris Shafer, Nelson Germond, Mary Lou Dimmic, Janet Miller, David Weckel, Dave Eshelmen, Robert Shaver. Fledgling Politicians Promote, STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: STANDING: Secretary, Linda Krivanek; President, Tom Hauser; Treasurer, Sheila Germond; Vice- President, John Juriga. SEATED: Advisor, Mrs. Milham. Under the direction of Mrs. Catherine Millham, this year’s officers: Tom Hausner, President; John Juriga, Vice-president; Linda Krivanek, Secretary; and Sheila Germond, Treasurer, have guided the council in carrying out its various activities. Student Council’s most impor¬ tant undertaking this year was its participation in bring¬ ing our first American Field Service student, Hannie Hemmes, to Chenango Valley. Along with other ac¬ tivities, Student Council has endeavored to improve itself by sending two officers to the University of Rochester for leadership training and by sending repre¬ sentatives to conferences of local student councils. 100 Debate, Request, and Act A dance band draws a crowd at the First Fall Fling. ROW 1: Sherry 1 Moore, Mary Jean Crounse, Joan Knaphle, Patricia Parrotte, JoAnn Gay, Linda Krivanek, Mrs. Miriam Copeland, Sheila Germond, Nancy Duncan, Nancy Baker, Patricia Whitman, Judy Branick, Rose Ann Tozer. ROW 2: Judy Hogg, Diane Ren- nell, J. Scott Pierce, Mark Mikolas, Deane Rink, Jane Williams, Karen Larson, Margaret Spak, Karen Beals, Kathy Norris. ROW 3: Imogene Knapp, Robert Parrotte, Sue Chape, Mike Scott, Dick Lucik, Carol Churchill, Sharon Buchta, Arlene Erb, Anna May Mach, Karen Hancock. ROW 4: Roy Fyfe, George Anderson, Chris Shafer, Janet Slagle, Ruth Einfeldt, Elizabeth Kadian, Kathy Turnball, Kathy Meaker, Anita Shaffer. ROW 5: Lance Granger, Gary Cook, Melvin Fahs, James Crosby, Dick Lawyer, Jim Layton Brenda O’Hern, Carol Hughes. Character Service . . . Scholarship, Leadership, SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS ROW 1: Imogene Knapp, secretary; Mrs. Mariam Copeland, ad¬ visor; Joan Knaphle, president. ROW 2: Robert Parrotte, vice- president; Brenda O’Hern, treasurer. Brains now . . . dollars later . . . Winners of National Merit Letters of Commendation are: Joan Knaphle, Mark Mikolas, Melinda Wagstaff, Anne Austin, finalist; JoAnn Gay, Diane Rennell, Nancy Baker, Deane Rink. Head start on community leadership John Juriga, boy runner-up; Diane Rennell, girl runner-up; Mark Mikolas, New York State winner of Elks’ Contest. Seniors Excel Scholastically Going Our Way? Bob Parrotte, Charlie Baker, Mark Mikolas were members of Boys’ State at Colgate University during June, 1962, while Diane Rennell attended Girls’ State at New Paltz. Jr. Hapurites attend seminars ROW 1, Top to bottom: Karen Beale, Gene Knapp, Lance Granger, Nancy Duncan. ROW 2: Diane Rennell, Kathy Turnbull, Joan Knaphle, Brenda O’Hern. ROW 3: Nancy Baker, Nancy Sargent, Carol Hughes, Rose Tozer. Direct from the to an American family . . . Netherlands . . . she learned from us . . . we learned from her . . . 104 although she’s from the Netherlands . . . she’s all-American” to us. HANNIE HEMMES Sec. French Club Girls’ Intramurals Future Homemakers U.N. Model Assembly Our Friend Hannie I remember that day I arrived in New York still as the day of yesterday. On the boat I came on were about 900 A.F.S. students, and I can tell you that they felt just as excited as I. We all were thinking the same: How will our American family be, our American com¬ munity and school, and what is this year going to bring?” We hardly could wait to get off the boat to put our feet on American soil. I met the family Cole in New York and they showed me a little bit around and then we started out for Binghamton. It was the beginning of August and so I was able to enjoy your wonderful climate for a whole month. Yes, the summer weather was really something for me. Almost every day sun! I was used to a rainy summer! Finally school started; it was there that most of you saw me the first time. I do not know what I looked like, but I can tell you that I was pretty confused and lost; so many new faces everyday, and such a big school. My school in the Netherlands had only 370 students and was certainly not so complicated built. I could write many pages about my experiences in your country. Some of you might have learned something about my country; I have certainly learned a lot about yours during this year. It is hard for me to express my thanks for the help you all contributed to bring me over here. Thank you also for the many things you did for me. 105 Senior Class Officers PRESIDENT Mike Scott VICE-PRESIDENT Brenda O’Hern SECRETARY Pam Hoadley TREASURER Mary Jean Crounse WILLIAM ALBEE Bill” Intramurals 10, 11; Varsity Club 10, 11; Letters 10, 11; Wrestling Var. 10, 11; Cross Country Var. 10; Tennis 10. JUDY ALDRICH Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Sports Day 11, 12; Bowling 10; Leaders’ Club 12; Red Cross 11, 12; Jr. Prom Comm. ANNE AUSTIN Honor Society 11, 12; Red Cross 12; Warrior 12; N.M.S.Q.T. Finalist; Transferred from Jamestown High School—12th Grade. CHARLES BAKER Charlie” Honor Society 10, 11; Boys’ State. NANCY BAKER Nance” Jr.-Sr. Game Cheerleader; Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Maxwell Award Runner Up; U. N. Model Assembly; Harpur Semi¬ nars; N.M.S.Q.T. Commendation; Quill 11, 12,• Editor-in-Chief 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; Receptionists’ 11, 12; Dra¬ matics 10; Bowling 10, 11; Intramurals 10, 11; French Club 10; Sr. Concession Stand; Warrior 11, 12; Sports Day 10, 11 , 12 . SHIRLEY BANFORD French Club 10; Intramurals 10, 11; Jr. Prom Comm.; Library Ass’t. 10, 11. JOSEPH BIEDLINGMAIER Joe B” Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Jr.-Sr. Game 12; Football J.V. 10; Red Cross 10; Jr. Prom Comm. SHARON BOEZI Boze” Intramurals 10, 12; Cheerleader 11; Stu¬ dent Patrol 11, 12; Honor Society 10, 11; Receptionists’ 11; Warrior 12; Noma and Gregg Awards. LAURA BARTON Chorus 10, 11; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Dramatics 10, 11, 12; Receptionists’ 11, 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; Warrior 11, 12; Quill 12; Bowling 11; Concession Stand. KAREN BEALE Intramurals 10, 12; Jr.-Sr. Game Cheer¬ leader 11, 12; Honor Society 10, 11, 12; French Club 10, 12; Dramatics 10; Receptionists 11; Jr. Prom Comm.; Concession Stand; Warrior 12; Harpur Seminars 12; A.P.S.L. Award. GERALD BARBER Jerry” Band 10, 11, 12, Letter 10, 11, Pres. 12; Dance Band 10, 11, 12, Mgr. 10, 11, 12; All-State Band 11, 12; Chorus 11; Key Club 10, 11, 12. MAX BARBER Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12, V.-P. 12; Letters 10, 11, 12; Basketball Var . Mgr. 10, 12; Jr.-Sr. Game 11, 12. RICHARD BOLT Albert” Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Jr.-Sr. Game 11, 12; Bowling Var. 10, 11; Reception¬ ists’ 12; Jr. Prom Comm. THOMAS BOND Tom” Double Quartet 11, 12; Chorus 11, 12; All-State Chorus 11, 12; Solo Festival Awards; Salesmanship Essay Award; Jr. Prom Comm.; Quill 12. MARSHALL BRADLEY Marsh” Band 10, 11, Letter; Varsity Club 11, 12, Pres. 12; Key Club 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; Basketball J.V. 10, 11, Var. 12; Football J.V. 10; Track Var. 10, 11, 12; Cross Country Var. 11, 12, 2 Championship Shields, 2 Athletic Merit Awards; Letters 10, 11, 12; Student Patrol 12. ARTHUR BRADSHAW Art” Art Club 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; War¬ rior 12; Quill 12. CHARLES BRANDOW Doc” Golf 12; Track 11; Bowling 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12, Sec. 12; Projectionists’ Club 10, 11; French Club 11; Library Ass’t. 10, 11; Tech. Crew 10; Jr. Prom Comm.; Dramatics’ 10. GEORGE BROWNLOW West” Student Patrol 11, 12, Pres. 12; Chorus 10, 11, 12, Pres. 12; Ski Club 11, 12, V.-P. 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Athletic Merit Awards; N.Y.S. P.H.S.A.A. Award; Good Citizenship Citation; Let¬ ters 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 11, 12; Noma Award; Warrior 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; Intra¬ murals 10. SHARON BUCHTA Intramurals 11, 12; Leaders’ Club 12; Business Club 10, 11, 12, Sec. 12; Honor Society 12; Dramatics 11, 12; Red Cross 10, 11, 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; Warrior 11, 12; Bowling 12; Greg and Noma Awards. MICHAEL BUTENKO KAY CASPER Fred” Greg and Noma Awards. OUIDA CASWELL Pete” Intramurals 10, 11; Sports Day 10; Dramatics 10, 11; Receptionists’ 11; Future Homemakers’ 10, 11, 12; Red Cross 10, 11, Council 10, 11; Jr. Prom Comm.; Warrior 10, 11; Quill 10, 11, Circulation and Publicity 11; U.S.C. 10 . DAVID CHAFFEE Dave” Intramurals 10; Varsity Club 11, 12; Letter 11; Track Var. 10; Football J.V. 10, Var. 11; Volleyball Var. 10, 11, 12; Jr. Prom Comm. DIANE CHERUBINI Dee” Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Jr.-Sr. Game Cheerleader 11, 12; Library Ass’t. 12; Dramatics 10, 11; Red Cross 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; Warrior 12. CAROL CHURCHILL Band 10, 11, Sec. 10, 11; All-State 10, 11; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Sports Day 10, 11, 12; Leaders’ Club 11, 12, V.-P. 12; Student Patrol 10, 11, 12, Sec. 10; Honor Society 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; Warrior 12; A.P.S.L. Award. DAVID CICAK Dave” Intramurals 12; Sports Day 11, 12; Var¬ sity Club 11; Letters 11, 12; Basketball J.V. 10, Var. 11, 12; Cross Country J.V. 10; Baseball J.V. 10, Var. 11, 12. LINDA CLEARWATER Linner” Business Club 10, 11, 12, Public Rela¬ tions Mgr. 12; Gregg and Noma Awards; Bowling 11, 12; Drill Team 10; Jr. Prom Comm.; Warrior 12. DENNIS CLUCK Clutch” Basketball J.V. 10, 11, Var. 12; Cross Country J.V. 11; Baseball Var. 10. JEANETTA COMPTON Jean” Gregg Awards; Business Club 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; Chorus 10. ROBERTA CONDON Robin” Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Biology Club 10; Warrior 12. JAMES COREY Jim” Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Letters 10, 11, 12; Jr.-Sr. Game 11, 12; Basketball J.V. 10; Football Var. 10, 11, 12; Base¬ ball J.V. 10; Jr. Prom Comm.; Quill 11, 12; Student Council 12. LARRY CORNWELL L” Band 10; Chorus 11; Dance Band 10; Student Patrol 11; Key Club 10, 11, 12. FAYE CRAMTON Greg and Noma Awards; Spanish Club 10 . MARY JEAN CROUNSE un ft Squeeg Intramurals 12; Honor Society 10, 12; French Club 10, 12, Sec. 10; Dra¬ matics 10, 11, 12; Red Cross 10, 11; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Concession Stand; Sr. Class Treas. Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Sports Day 10, 11, 12; Dramatics 10, 11, 12; Red Cross 10, 11, 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; War¬ rior 11, 12. JEAN DADDAZIO Dazzel” Chorus 10; Library Ass’t. 11; Recep¬ tionists’ 11; Jr. Prom Comm. EDITH CROSS Edie” JANET DAVIS Jan” Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Cheerleader 11, 12; Dramatics 10, 12; Red Cross 10, 11, 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; Warrior 12. GERALD DECKER Jerry Track Var. 10; Jr. Prom Comm.; Letter. GERALD DOWLING Jerry” Varsity Club 11, 12; Wrestling J.V. 10, Var. 11; Quill 11. WILLIAM DOWLING Pat” Intramurals 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Letter 10; Wrestling J.V. 10, Var. 11, 12. JUDY DERCK Intramurals 11, 12; Biology Club 10; Warrior 12. FREDERICK DONAHUE Don” Intramurals; Rifle Club; Chess Club. NANCY DUNCAN Nance” Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Sports Day 11, 12; Cheerleader 10, 12; Leaders ' Club 10, 11, 12, Treas. 12; Art Club 12; Honor Society 11, 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; Warrior 11, 12; Class Officer, V.-P. 11; A.P.S.L. Award; Art Award; U. N. Model Assembly; Harpur Seminars. ALISON EBERZ Chorus 11, 12; Intramurals 12; Bowling 12; Health Careers Club 11; Dramatics 11, 12; Red Cross 10, 12. JAMES EDWARDS Red” Picture Not Available; Tennis 11, 12. RUTH EINFELDT Band 10, 11, Treas. 11, Letter 10, 11; Chorus 11; Orchestra 10, 11, 12, All- State Orchestra 11, 12; Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Receptionists’ 12; Warrior 11 , 12 . PATRICIA ELLIS Pat” Bowling 10, 11; French Club 10, 11; Dramatics 10, 11; Red Cross 10, 11, 12, Sec. 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; Warrior 10, 11, 12; Quill 10; Class Sec. 10. GARY FAHS Crump” Band 10; Chorus 11; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Track Var. 10; Baseball J.V. 10; Student Patrol 10, 11; Tech. Crew 10, 11; Sr. Concession Stand; Jr. Prom Com¬ mittee. BARRY FINSEL Huck” Library Ass’t. 12; Tech. Crew 12. PAULA FOLAND Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Business Club 11, 12; Library Ass’t. 10; Dramatics 10; Jr. Prom Comm.; Gregg Awards. DONNA FRANCHAK Intramurals 10, 11; Future Homemakers ' 12, Sec. 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; A.P.S.L. Award. RICHARD FLYNN Flinter” Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Key Club 10, 11; Warrior 12; Football J.V. 10. JUDITH FORD Judy” A.P.S.L. Award; Gregg Award; Chorus 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 12; Health Careers Club 11; Dramatics 12; Red Cross 11, 12; Jr. Prom Comm. ELLEN FULKROD Health Careers Club 11, Pres. 11; Stu¬ dent Patrol 12; Dramatics 12; Future Homemakers’ 10, 12; Red Cross 10, 11, 12; Jr. Prom Comm. ROY FYFE Band 10, 11, 12, Letter 10; Chorus 11, 12; Honor Society 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12; French Club 10; Warrior 12. IK ; f f f 1 i i J RICHARD GAMBLE Gam” Intramurals 11, 12; Varsity Club 12; Letters 10, 11, 12; Football J.V. 10, Var. 11, 12; Baseball Var. 10, 11, 12. TANA GAMMONS Band 10, 11, 12; All State Band 10, 11, Sec. 10, 11; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Leaders’ Club 10, 11, 12; Student Patrol 11, 12; French Club 10, 11, 12; Warrior 11, 12, Activities Editor 12; Press Club 11, 12; Ski Club 11, 12, President 11; Cent. N.Y.S. Ski Championship 11. JOYCE GEHR Intramurals 10, 12 Dramatics 10, 12 Red Cross 12; Jr. Concession Stand. Little one’’ Library Ass’t. 11; Receptionists’ 12; Prom Comm.; Sr. GERALD GEVERT Skeeter” Intramurals 10; Letters 10; Football J.V. 10; Jr. Prom Comm.; Class Of¬ ficer 10 PATRICIA GEE Sheeb” JOANN GAY Band 10, 11, Letter 11; All-State Band 11; Solo Festival Awards; Honor Society 11, 12; Warrior 11, 12, Senior Editor 12, Press Representative 11; U. N. Model Assembly; N.M.S.Q.T. Commen¬ dation; Press Club 11, 12, Sec. 11, 12; Debate Club 11, 12; Jr. Prom Commit¬ tee; Chorus 11; Quill. Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Sports Day 10, 11, 12; Leaders’ Club 11, 12; Business Club 10, 11, 12; Dramatics 10, 11, 12; Red Cross 11, 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; Warrior 11, 12; Quill 10; Noma and Gregg Awards. Cr- i Lance cracks another one No dim-witted yahoo” he. Where’s the party ? Mrs. Jekyl or Mrs. Hyde? Now the light dawns! LINDA GILMORE Lin” Chorus 11; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Sports Day 10; Ski Club 12; Leaders’ Club 11, 12; Dramatics 11; Reception¬ ists’ 11, 12; Red Cross 10, 11; Jr. Prom Comm.; Warrior 12. ROBERT GRACE Grass” Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Biology Club 10; Chess Club 11; Student Patrol 10; Jr. Prom Comm.; Student Council 11. HOPE GRAHAM Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 12; Jr.-Sr. Game Cheerleader 11, 12; Re¬ ceptionists’ 11, 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; Warrior 11, 12; Quill 12; Student Council 10; Bowling 10; Class Treas. 11. LANCE GRANGER Intramurals 10, 12; Biology Club 10; Photography Club 10; Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Key Club 10, 11; Receptionists’ 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Concession Stand, Chairman; Warrior 12; Harpur Seminars. MARY JANE GUNTHER Gun” Intramurals 12; £horus 10, 11, 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; Warrior 12. RICHARD HALL Rick” Ski Club 12; Debate 12; French Club 10; Dramatics 10, 11, 12, Treas. 10; Red Cross 10; Jr. Prom Comm.; Warrior 11, 12; Quill 10, 11, 12, Exchange Editor 11, 12. i MARION HAMMOND Mare” Health Office Ass’t. BONNIE HAN YON Bon” Health Office Ass’t. UPS JANICE HARLOCHER Janny” Intramurals 12; Business Club 12; Jr. Prom Comm. GEORGE HARRIS Track Var. 10, 11, 12; Key Club 10, 11; Sr. Concession Stand. THOMAS HAUSER Bowse” Intramurals 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Letters 11, 12; Football J.V. 10, Var. 11, 12; Volleyball 11, 12; Student Patrol 10, 11, Treas. 11; Key Club 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; Student Council Delegate at Large 10, Pres. 12; Class Pres. 11. SANDRA HAYDEN Sandie” Transferred from St. Gabriel High School, Hazleton, Pa.; Honor Roll 10, 11; Pep Club 11, 12; Yearbook 11, 12; Sr. Dance Comm. NANCY HITCHCOCK NOMA Award; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Sports Day 10, 11; Leaders’ Club 11, 12; Jr.-Sr. Game Cheerleader 11, 12; Business Club 12; Sr. Concession Stand; Warrior 12. PAMELA HOADLEY Pam” Bowling 10, 11, 12; Drum Majorette 11, 12; All-State Chorus 12; Chorus 11, 12; Intramurals 11, 12; Majorettes 10; Twirl¬ ing Club 10, 11; French Club 12; Red Cross 10, 11, 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; Class Sec. 12. EDWIN HOGG Ed” Band 10; Varsity Club 11, 12; Letters 11, 12; Student Patrol 10, 11, 12, Treas. 10; Key Club 10, 11, 12, Sec. 10, Pres. 12; Tech. Crew 10, Pres. 10; Student Council 10. SHIRLEE HOLBERT Shirl” Chorus 10, 11, 12; Business Club 12; Jr. Prom Comm. DANA HOLCOMB Varsity Club 10, 11, 12, Sec. 11, 12; Letters 10, 11, 12; Basketball J.V. 10, Var. 11, 12; Track Var. 10, 11, 12; Cross Country J.V. 10; Student Patrol 10, 11, 12; Honor Society 10; Key Club 10. KEITH HOLLENBECK Butch” Wrestling J.V. 10, Var. 10, 11; Track Var. 10; Football Var. 10, 11; Bowling Var. 10; Library Ass’t. 10, 11; Recep¬ tionists’ 12; Slide Rule Club 10; Tum¬ bling Club 10. JAMES HOMZA Jim” Photography Club 10, 11. PRUDENCE HOYT Prudy” Sr. Chorus 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Bowling 10, 11, 12; Biology Club 10; Lib rary Ass’t. 10, 11, 12; Dra¬ matics 10, 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; War¬ rior 12; Quill 12; Noma Award. PATRICIA INGWALL Pat” Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Sports Days 12; Leaders’ Club 12; Dramatics 10, 11, 12; Receptionists’ 11; Future Home¬ makers of Am. 10; Red Cross 10, 11, 12; Jr. Prom Comm. CAROL HUGHES Sr. Chorus 10, 11; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Sports Days 10, 11, 12; Leaders’ Club 11, 12, Sec. 12; Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Sec. 12; Dramatics 11; Red Cross 10, 11, 12, V.-P. 11, Pres. 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Concession Stand; Student Council 12; Class Treas. 10; A.P.S.L. Award; Harpur College Semi¬ nar. LORRAINE INGRAHAM Rainy” Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Sports Days 10, 11, 12; Leaders’ Club 10, 11, 12, Prog. Chair. 12; Biology Club 10; French Club 10; Library Ass’t. 10; Red Cross 11, 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; Warrior 12; Bowling 12. YVONNE IVEY Yogi” Receptionists’ 12; Future Homemakers of Am. 12; Red Cross 11, 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Concession Stand. ■ . ' t ntny CAROLYN JOHNSTON C.J.” Sr. Chorus 10, 11; Bowling 10; Biology Club 10; Library Ass ' t. 10, 11; Dramatics 10, 11, 12; Warrior 11, 12; Quill 11, 12. CYNTHIA JONES Cindy” Intramurals 10, 11; Sports Days 11; Cheerleader 11, 12, Capt. 12; Leaders’ Club 12. JOHN JURIGA Jiggs” Sr. Chorus 11; Intramurals 11, 12; Varsity Club 12; Letters 11; Jr.-Sr. Basketball Player 11, 12; Track J.V. 11; Key Club 12; Red Cross 11, 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Concession Stand; Quill 12; Student Council, V.-P. 12; Elks Club Boy Runnerup. ELIZABETH KADI AN Lizzy” Sr. Art Club 10, 11; Honor Society 10, 12; Dramatics 12; Red Cross 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; Warrior 11, 12; Art Award. SHIRLEY KEECH Shirl” Sr. Chorus 10, 12; Health Careers Club 11; Library Ass’t. 10, 11, 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; Warrior 12. DAVID KELLY Dave” LINDA KENYON Business Club 11; Jr. Prom Comm matics’ 10, 11; Receptionists’ 12. JAMES KLINE JOAN KNAPHLE Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Pres. 12 Cheerleader 10, 11, 12, Capt. 10; U. N. Model Assembly 10, 11, 12; N.M.S.Q.T. Commendation; Leaders Club 11, 12; Harpur Seminars 11; In- tramurals 11; Girl Leader 11, 12. GAIL KNAPP Pat” Warrior 12; Future Homemakers’ 10, 11, 12, Sec.-Treas. 11, Treas. 12; Sr. Concession Stand; Jr. Prom Comm.; Bowling 11; Receptionists’ 11. IMOGENE KNAPP Gene” Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Sec. 12; Re¬ ceptionists’ 11; Red Cross 10, 11, 12, Sec. 11, V.-P. 12; Warrior 12, Literary Editor 12; A.P.S.L. Award 11; Harpur Seminars 12; Intramurals 10, 12. THOMAS KNAPP Tom” Senior Chorus 12; Tech. Crew 10, 11, 12; Projectionist Club 10, 11, 12; Intramural Sports 11; Wrestling 10, Var¬ sity 10. DONNA KOSTUN NOMA and Gregg Awards; Chorus 10, 11; Business Club 12; Jr. Prom Comm. KATHLEEN LAKE Kathy” Intramurals 12; Bowling 12; Dramatics 10; Receptionists’ 11; Future Home¬ makers’ 12; Red Cross 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; Warrior 12. LEONARD LANE JUDY LAWSON Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Sports ] Leaders’ Club 10, 11, 12; Dr 11, 12; Red Cross 10, 11, 12 11; Jr. Prom Comm.; Warrior 12 RICHARD LAWYER Dick’ Double Quartet 12; Chorus 10, 11 12; Honor Society 12; Warrior 12, Treas 12; Quill 12. BONNIE LAYTON Bon” Sports Day 10; Dramatics’ 10, 11, 12; Receptionists’ 11, 12; Red Cross 10, 11; Jr. Prom Comm. JAMES LAYTON Jim” Double Barbershop Quartet 12; Sr. Chorus 10, 11, 12; Honor Society 12; Warrior 12; Quill 12. JOHN LEAHY Dick” Intramurals 12; Varsity Club 12; Bas¬ ketball J.V. 10, Var. 11, 12, Co-Captain 12; Football J.V. 10; Baseball J.V. 10, Var. 11, 12. EDWARD LEE SANDRA LOTSMAN Sandy” Intramurals 11; Future Homemakers 12, V. P. 12; Jr. Prom Comm. RICHARD LUCIK Dick” Sr. Art Club 10, 11, 12; Debate Club 11, 12; Honor Society 12; Key Club 11, 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; Warrior 12, Layout Editor 12; U. N. Model Assem¬ bly; Art Award. where’s the question mark? Searching—or researching ? Doin’ what comes naturally. Wish I’d been invited. . No Returns! After Hours Happy New Year! NANCY MAGUIRE Nance” Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Sports Day 11; Leaders’ Club 11, 12; Jr.-Sr. Game Cheerleader 11, 12; Bowling 10; Stu¬ dent Patrol 10, 11, 12; Dramatics’ 10; Receptionists’ 11, 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; Warrior 11, 12; Quill 12. FLOYD MAINES Library Ass’t. 12; Radio Club 10. ■rw DAVID MARTINDALE Dave” Jr.-Sr. Game 11, 12; Football J.V. 10. JOANECE MATTS Joan” Bowling 10, 11, 12; Business Club 10, 11, 12; Jr. Prom Comm. ANNMARIE MAZAR Charlie” Intramurals 11, 12; Future Homemakers’ 11, 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Concession Stand; Warrior 11, 12. JASPER MAZAR Jack” Football J.V. 10; Intramurals 10; Jr.- Sr. Game 11, 12; Track J.V. 10; Jr. Prom Comm.; Transferred to and from Loyola High, Canada, 12. CARL MILLER Fred” Band 10; Chorus 12; Wrestling J.V. 10, Var. 12; Science Club 10. NANCY MILLER Nance” Chorus 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 12; Red Cross 10; Warrior 12. KATHLEEN ME AKER Kathy” Chorus 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Sports Day 10, 11; Leaders’ Club 12; Biology Club 10; Honor So¬ ciety 12; Red Cross 11, 12. TIMOTHY MEE Meeb” Ski Club 11, 12; Letters 11; Golf Var. 11, 12; Dramatics’ 10, 11. STUART MICHAEL Stu” Double Quartet 12; Chorus 12; Letters; Wrestling J.V. 10; Cross Country J.V. 10, 11. MARK MIKOLAS N.M.S.Q.T. Comm.; U. N. Model Assem. 10, 11, 12, Pres. 12; N.Y.S. Elks Leadership Award; Maxwell Schol¬ arship; Boys’ State Lt. Gov.; Amer. Legion Oratorical Cont. 10, 11, 12; Debate 10, 11, 12, V.-P. 12; Honor So¬ ciety 12; Student Council 11, 12, Treas. 11; Warrior 12, Business Manager 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12, Treas. 12; Dra¬ matics’ 10, 11, 12, V.-P. 12; Track Var. 11; Cross Country Var. 10, 11. ROBERT MILLER Bob” RONALD MILLER Band 10, 11, 12; Chorus 11, 12; Wres¬ tling J.V. 10; Jr. Prom Comm. JAMES MITROWITZ Metro” Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 12; Letters 12; Football J.V. 10 11 Var. 12. JOHN MONKS Monker” Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Letters 10, 12; Wrestling J.V. ,10; Track J.V. 11, Var. 10, 12; Football 11; Jr. Prom Comm. SHERRYL MOORE Sherry” Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Honor Society 12; French Club 12; Dramatics’ 10, 11; Receptionists ' 11; Red Cross 12; Jr! Prom Comm.; Warrior 12. DANIEL MORGAN Morg” Art Club 11, 12; Library Ass’t. 11, 12; Red Cross 11; Quill 12. Cindy” t (yy Con BARBARA MOSHER Barb” Business Club 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; Warrior 11, 12, Typing Editor 12; Quill 10, 11, 12; Press Club 11, 12, Treas. 11. LINDA MYERS Lin” Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Sports Day 10; Leaders’ Club 12; Dramatics 11, 12; Receptionists’ 11; Red Cross 10, 11, 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Concession Stand. ROBERT NEISH Robin” Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Letters 10, 11; Bowling Var. 10, 11; Warrior 12. URSULA NUECHTERN Intramurals 12; Business Club 11, 12. LUCINDA MORGAN CONNIE MORRIS Chorus 12; Biology Club 10. BONITA NEWMAN Bonnie” Sr. Chorus 10, 11; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Sports Days 11; Business Club 11, 12; Library Ass’t. 10, 11; Red Cross 10; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Concession Stand; Quill 12; Noma and Gregg Awards. CATHERINE NORRIS Cathy” Sr. Chorus 10; Biology Club 10; Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Receptionists’ 11, 12; Quill 11, 12; A.P.S.L. Award. ELIZABETH NOVAK Liz” Sr. Chorus 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11; Sport Days 11, 12; Leaders’ Club 11, 12; Student Patrol 10, 11, 12, Sec. 12; French Club 10; Receptionists’ 11; Fu¬ ture Homemaker 11, 12, Pub. Chairman 11, Pres. 12. BRENDA O’HERN Sr. Chorus 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Sports Days 11, 12; Leaders’ Club 11, 12, Pres. 12; Bowling 11, 12; Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Treas. 12; Recep¬ tionists’ 11; Jr. Prom Comm.; Warrior 12; Class V.-P. 10, Sec. 11, V.-P. 12; A.P.S.L. Award; Harpur Seminar. PATRICIA O’NEIL Pat” Sr. Chorus 10, 11; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Sports Days 11; Cheerleader 11, 12, Capt. 12; Leaders’ Club 10, 11, 12; Warrior 12; Quill 12. BARBARA PALMER Barb” Intramurals 12; Receptionists” 11; Jr. Prom Comm. Kay VIOLET PERRY Intramurals 10. SHARON PIATT Sherri” Band 10, Letter 10; Festival Awards; Chorus 11, 12; All-State Chorus 12; In¬ tramurals 10, 12; Sports Day 10; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Concession Stand; Warrior 12; Quill 12. ROBERT PARROTTE Bob” NOMA and Gregg Awards; Boys’ State; Intramurals 10, 11; Letter 11; Track Var. 11, 12; Business Club 10, 11, 12, Public Relations Mgr. 11, Pres. 12; Debate 11, 12; Honor Society 10, 11, 12, V.-P. 12; Key Club 11, 12, Rep¬ resentative 12; Sr. Concession Stand. GAIL PARSONS Harv” Intramurals 10, 11; Business Club 10, 11, Treas. 11; Honor Society 10, 11; Receptionists’ 11; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Concession Stand; Warrior 12; Student Council 11; Bowling 11; Gregg and NOMA Awards. JOHN PEPERNIK Pep” Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Jr.-Sr. Game 11, 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12. DAVID PERRY Dave” Football J.V. 10, Var. 11, 12; Intra¬ murals. GAIL POWELL Intramurals 12; Business Club 11, 12; Jr. Prom Comm. JANET PREVITE Jan” Intramurals 10, 11; Sports Days 10, 11, 12; Leaders’ Club 12; Bowling 10, 11; Dramatics’ 10, 11, 12; Receptionists’ 10, 11; Future Homemakers 10, 11, 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Concession Stand; Warrior 10, 11, 12; Quill 10, 11, 12. m—. DEANE RINK Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Letters 10, 11, 12; Cross Country J.V. 11; Bowling J.V. 10, Var. 11, 12; Tennis 10, 11, 12; Debate Club 11, 12, Treas. 12; Honor i Society 12; Key Club 11, 12; Dra¬ matics 12; Warrior 12, Sports Editor 12; Quill 10; N.M.S.Q.T. Comm.; A.P.S.L. Award. DAVID RINKER Rink” Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 12; Letters 11, 12; Jr.-Sr. Basketball; j Football J.V. 10, 11, Var. 12; Baseball J.V. 10, 11, Var. 12. JAMES PUGLISI Jim” Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 12; Track Var. 11; Football J.V. 10; French Club 10, 11. DIANE RENNELL Intramurals 11, 12; Band 11; Solo Festival Awards; All State Band; Sports Days 11; Debate Club 11, 12, Pres. 12; Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Dra¬ matics’ 10, 11, 12; Harpur Seminars; U. N. Model Ass.; Elks Award; N.M.S.Q.T. Commendation; Warrior 12; Jr. Prom Comm. ( RICHARD ROBINSON Dick” Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 12; Varsity Club 12; Letters 11, 12; Jr.-Sr. Basketball Player; Track Var. 10, 11, 12; Cross Country Var. 10, 11, 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; Quill 11, 12, Feature Editor 12; Press Club 11, 12, Pres. 12. FRED RUPERT Shorty” Varsity Club 11, 12; Track Var. 10, 11 , 12 . SUSAN ROBBINS Sue” Sr. Chorus 12; Intramurals 12; Bowling 10, 11, 12; Business Club 11, 12; Spanish Club 10; Warrior 11, 12. REBECCA ROBINSON Becky” Intramurals 10; Leaders’ Club 10, 11; Future Homemakers 12; Red Cross 12; Girls’ Bowling 12. Football Var. 10, 11, 12; All-Star Foot¬ ball Team 12; Basketball J.V. 10, Var. 11, 12. NANCY SARGENT Sarge” Biology Club 10; Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Dramatics 10, 11, 12; Receptionists’ 11, 12; Red Cross 10; Warrior 12; Quill 11, 12; A.P.S.L. Award; Harpur Semi¬ nars 12. MICHAEL RYAN ' Mike” Wr mma Have you ever tried building a snowman in September? Senior Concession Stand Putty in her hands. 138 Honky Tonk comes easy Concentration, industry, and comfort Down By the Old Mill Stream” Practice! Practice! Practice! A lesson in layout 139 GAIL SAYER Bowling 11, 12; Business Club 11, 12, Treas. 12; Library Ass’t. 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; Quill 11, 12; Gregg and Noma Awards. SANDRA SCANLON Sandy” Sr. Chorus 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 10; Sports Days 10; Sr. Art Club 10. BONNIE SCHUPP Veronia” Sr. Chorus 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Sports Days 10, 11, 12; Leaders’ Club 12; Bowling 10, 11; Dramatics’ 12; Receptionists’ 12; Red Cross 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; Warrior 12. MICHAEL SCOTT Mike” Varsity Club 10; Letters 10; Honor So¬ ciety 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12, Treas. 10, 11; Dramatics 10, 11, 12; Tech. Crew 10, 11, 12; Class Pres. 10, 12; Student Council Rep. 11; U.S.C. Award; Announcing 12; Sr. Concession Stand; Jr. Prom Comm. ’ :y� -• ' •. • ?■ • t hm :, zk (i yi y, m: -wsrr ' Hi ANITA SHEFFER Chorus 10, 11, 12, Treas. 12; 6 Teens 11, 12; Honor Society 12; Red Cross 10. BARBARA SHRAMEK Barb” Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Sports Day 11; Cheerleader 10; Leaders’ Club 12; Dra¬ matics’ 11, 12; Receptionists’ 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Concession Stand; Warrior 11, 12; Quill 12; Alternate Class Representative 12; NOMA Award. GAIL SKINNER Skinny” Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Letters 11, 12; Track Var. 11, 12; Library Ass’t. 12. JANET SLAGLE Band 10, 11, 12; All-State Band 12; Festival Awards; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Sports Day 10, 11, 12; Leaders’ Club 11, 12; Art Club 11, 12; Honor Society 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; Warrior 11, 12, Editor-in-Chief 12; Press Club 11, 12. KEVIN SLOCUM Chubbs” Varsity Basketball 10, 11; Letter 10, 11; Varsity Football 10, 11, 12; Letter 10, 11, 12; Varsity Baseball 10, 11; Letter 10, 11. DENNIS SMITH Denny” Varsity Volleyball 12; Varsity Track 12; Jr.-Sr. Game 12. LESLIE SPEAR Les” Band 10; Varsity Football 10; Varsity Bowling 10; Intramural Sports 11, 12; Varsity Tennis 12; Jr. Prom Commit¬ tee; Tech. Crew 12; Spanish Club 10; Transferred from New Smyrna Beach High 10. PATRICIA SPEAR Pat” Future Homemakers 10; Sports Days 11; Intramural Sports 12; Transferred from New Smyrna Beach High 10. DANIEL SPENCER Dan’ Quill, Sports Editor 12; Bowling J.V 11, Varsity 12; Varsity Tennis 12. JAMES SPENCER Jim” J.V. Bowling 12, Letter 12; Golf 12. Iff - 5 ' tw gg gg 1 V t � £ iv.A iu ' . ’ MARC SWAN Intramurals 10, 11; Student Patrol 10, 11, 12; Jr. Prom Committee. GENE STANTON Double Quartet 11, 12; Chorus 11, 12; All-State Chorus 11; Golf 12. PATRICIA STECKER Pat” Transferred from Central 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Award 10; Intramurals 10, 11; Red Cross 10, 11; Sr. Life-Saving 11; Chorus 10, 11; Dramatics 11. MARGO STEVENS Steve” Chorus 10, 11; Bowling 11, 12; Business Club 12; Library Ass’t. 12; Dramatics’ 12; Quill 12; Warrior 12. SARAH TAYLOR Sally” Chorus 10; Biology Club 10; Honor Society 10; Warrior 12; Quill 12. ROSE TOZER Intramurals 10, 11; Biology Club 10; Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Receptionists’ 11; Quill 11, 12; Biology Club Pres. 10; A.P.S.L. Award 10, 11; Harpur Semi¬ nars 12. ELAINE TRANSUE Maggie” Gregg Award; NOMA Award. JOHN TRUCHAN Truch” Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 12; Letters 10, 11, 12; Jr.-Sr. Basketball Player; Track 12; Football J.V. 10, 11, Var. 11, 12; Baseball J.V. 11; Recep¬ tionists’ 12; Jr. Prom Comm. KATHLEEN TURNBULL Kathy” Band 10, 12; Chorus 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Sports Days 11; Leaders’ Club 12; Biology Club 10, Sec. 10; Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Dramatics’ 11; Jr. Prom Comm.; A.P.S.L. Award; Harpur Seminar. ELAINE VALENTINE Chorus 10, 11, 12; Business Club 12; Jr. Prom Comm. BONNIE VERGASON Bon” Band 10, 11, 12, Sec. 12; Chorus 10, 11, 12, Sec. 11, V.-P. 12; All-State Chorus 10, 12; 6 Teens 10, 12; J.V. Cheer¬ leader 10, Captain 10; Receptionists’ 12. RONALD VAUGHN Ron” Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Bowling J.V. 10, 11, Var. 12; Tennis J.V. 11, Var. 12 . DANIEL VERGASON Dan” Warrior 12; Quill 12. MARGARET VILLECCO Peggy” Receptionists’ 12; Business Club 11, 12; NOMA and GREGG Awards. MELINDA WAGSTAFF Waggy” Dramatics’ Club 10, 11, 12, President 12; Red Cross 10, 11, 12; Library Ass’t. 10; Intramural Sports 10, 11, 12; Reception¬ ists’ 11, 12; Quill 12; A.P.S.L. Latin Award N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Com¬ mendation. GUY WARNER Beef” Varsity Football 11, Letter 11; Varsity Wrestling 11, Letter 11. MARY WHITE Mar” Biology Club 10; Quill 10, 11, 12, Girls’ Sports Editor 12; Leaders’ Club 12; Sports Days 11, 12; Intramural Sports 10, 11, 12; Press Club 11, 12. JAMES WILKINS Jim” Dramatics’ Club 10; Sr. Chorus 10, 11, 12; Boys’ Singing Group 11, 12; Biology Club 10; Radio Club 10; Honor Society 10; Photography Club 10; Projection¬ ists’ Club 11, 12; Quill 10; All-State Chorus 11, 12. CONSTANCE WILLIAMS Connie” Bowling 11, 12; Business Club 11, 12, V.-P. 12; Receptionists’ 12; Future Homemaker 12; Red Cross 11, 12. DARLENE WOMB ACKER Dar” Band 10, 11, 12, Treas. 12; All-State Band 12; Chorus 11, 12, Sec. 12; 6 Teens” 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11; Biology Club 10; Dramatics’ 10, 11, 12; Red Cross 10. CARL YASHARIAN Intramurals 10, 11; Jr.-Sr. Game 11; Student Patrol 10, 11; Dramatics’ 10, 11; Jr. Prom Comm. PATRICIA WISER Pat” Chorus 10; Press Club 11, 12; Warrior 12; Health Room Receptionist 12. PATRICIA WITTMAN Pat” Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Sports Day 11, 12; Leaders’ Club 11, 12; Bowling 10, 11, 12; Library Ass’t. 10, 11; Future Homemaker 10, 11, 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; Warrior 12. JUDITH WINCHELL Judy” Band 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 12; All-State Orchestra 12; Chorus 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Sports Day 11, 12; Dra¬ matics’ 10; Press Club 11. ■ Intramurals 12; Library Ass’t. 10, 11, 12; Jr. Prom Committee. DONNA ZEMEK Intramurals 10; Business Club 12; Recep¬ tionists’ 11; Quill 10; Gregg Awards; Noma Spelling Award. JOHN YOUNG MICHAEL YOUNG Mike” Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Biology Club 10; Receptionists’ 11. RONALD YOUNG Spinner” Varsity Volleyball 11, 12; Science Club 10 . PAUL YOUNGS SALLY ZEGGERT Sal” ALBANY-BINGHAMTON EXPRESS, INC. 1299 Arterial Highway, Hillcrest J. CLIFFORD SIGNOR, JR.. Manager BINGHAMTON SAND AND CRUSHED STONE MclNTOSH READY MIX CONCRETE CORP. 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