Friendship Central School - Panorama Yearbook (Friendship, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1957 volume:

?'ice tcCd£cft School 'Tteev ‘7f vt6 1 oi. V -•sili� 1 As we look forward to happy days in a new school, the hammer of the wrecking-crew will never destroy the memories of days spent in the old building. We hope that the construction of a new building may inspire new goals and pride in our school and community. The Staff of the Panorama” expresses its wish for a bright, productive future for all students re- minding them that our community is in reality a reflection and product of our school. We hope that in the ensuing pages we may cap- ture a few moments of the past and give an in- sight into the future. '7a6le (2 «teKt4 Administration Seniors Classes Athletics Activities 'DetUcctfctut r' To Arthur Hood, the Staff of the Panorama dedicates the 1957 volume of our Yearbook. We are not inappreciative of his guidance and counsel in his capacity as teacher and Vice-Principal during twenty-one years of service. Without his understanding and help, many a con- fused and forlorn science student might have been lost. His as- sistance in our social and academic activities is something we may well remember long after we have left school and we may then look back upon it in a grateful manner. 4 Robert H. Witter, Principal; Thomas L. Barresi, Grade Supervisor; Arthur T. Hood, Vice-Principal flDHISni SWW ScCuccUumi 6 Mis. AUCE KEENAN-Second Grade Miss SUSIE ROBINSON-Second Grade Miss LENA BLOSSOM-Fiist Grade Mrs. BERNADINE HAMILTON-First Grade Mrs. DORIS HARTLEY-Kindergarten Mrs. ETHELYN ZENOSKI-Kindergarten Miss MARY PALMER-Fifth Grade Mrs. MARILYN BARRESI-Fifth Grade Miss BERNICE HARTIGAN-Fourth Grade Mis. GLADYS BLACK-Fourth Grade Mis. ROSE SANFORD-Third Grade Mrs. EMMA MILLER-Third Grade Mrs. JANE BARRON, Seventh Grade Mrs. PHYLLIS BURDICK, Sixth Grade Mr. THOMAS SMITH, Sixth Grade Miss CARRIE BURROWS, Eighth Grade Mrs. LILLIAN NORTON, School Nurse Miss ETHEL DOUD, Grade Librar- ian Mrs. ARIEL WILLIAMS, Librarian Mr. JAMES MILLEN, Vocal Music Mr. KEITH MILLER, Instrumental Music Mr. LAURENCE McCRUM, Physical Education Mr. RICHARD McGRATH, Physical Education Mrs. JEANNE ROLAND, Homemaking Mr. LAURENCE CHAPMAN, Agric.-Shop Mrs. DOROTHY CLARK, Commercial Miss MARIAN WALLACE, English Mr. ROBERT KURTZ, Art Mrs. ARDITH BURNS, English-Latin Mr. DEL MANCUSO, Citizenship Education Mr. VINCENT DAVIS, Driver Training Mr. ROBERT BURNS, Mathematics CUSTODIANS: Raymond Stevens, Homer Her- rick, Marion Margeson, Herman Barrett. CAFETERIA STAFF: Mis. Gertrude Livergood, Mrs. Marian McDuffie, Mrs. Virginia Barrett, Mrs. Pearl Thurber, Mrs. Eva Bacon-Manager. SCHOOL SECRETARY: Mrs. Marian Lucas. BUSINESS MANAGER: Frank Easton. BUS DRIVERS: Laurence Riehle, Sam Hess, Adrian Allen, Marion Margeson, Frank Bollin- ger, Rodney Ruckle. 10 FREDERICK ALLEN Commercial-Agrie. Why take life seriously? We1!! never get out of it alive, anyway. ROBERT BURDICK Math.-Science Responsibility goes hand in hand with capability. DUANE BURROWS Science A jolly good fellow and dead on the level. JOANNE THURSTON CARLIN Homemaking Music drives one's woes away. ROSE CIMBRICZ Homemaking Her cool calm is a comfort to all. WARD CLARK Commercial When Sahara's sands become muddy, that's the time I'll like to study. KATHLEEN CUMMINS Homemaking She spoke plain and to the purpose. KAREN DUNNING Commercial I'll not budge an inch. FORD US EASTON Science Some say he's bashful, others it. ELLEN FOSTER Homemaking Being outdoors is the pleasure of life. DOLORES HALL Commercial She's small, but so is a stick of dyna- mite. CARLTON HA ME ISTER Math.-Science All the world may not love a lover, but all the world watches him. ERIC HOOKER Science My kingdom for a pipe FRANCES JOHNSON Science There is no wealth like a quiet mind ERMA JORDAN Science A quiet charm and a pleasant way ELLEN McMAHON Home making Here's a gal with a pleasant way, We'll never forget her as a star in our play CAROLYN MURRAY Math.-Science Just another reason why boys neglect their homework day RICHARD KORDISH Math-Science School breaks up my whole JOAN SHELLEY Commercial Love is a dream. Gosh, I'm sleepy. SUSAN SNYDER Science Success, remember, is the reward of toil She It's CLARENCE STEPHENS Commercial This guy is fast, his driving, that is JEANNE WHITWOOD Homemaking never has much to say, she just works and goes her way JEANETTE WILLIAMS Home making a rare talent to know when to be silent and when to speak JAY SCHWAB Commercial Camera shy Senior tpuiHtUul Stefi4 Out Grandad Mrs. Laura Morton Tilly Betty Shadduck Kip Shadduck Trudie Norwood Judy Ludie Jack Norwood Jim Mahoney Miss Abby Higgins Mrs. Jobe Feeney Detective Director HANK HAMEISTER SUSAN SNYDER ELLEN McMAHON KAREN DUNNING WARD CLARK DOLORES HALL JOANNE THURSTON ROSE CIMBRICZ DUANE BURROWS BOB BURDICK JOAN SHELLEY ERMA JORDAN DICK KORDISH MISS MARIAN WALLACE 16 'TOM cutcC 7eAt z Ke tt We, the members of the Class of 1957, while still sound of mind and in possession of all our faculties, do hereby proclaim this document to be our last will: I, Fred Allen, leave school willingly. I, Bob Burdick, King of the Seniors, leave my crown to next year’s king. I, Duane Burrows, leave my editorship of the Spy to anyone who has patience. I, Rose Cimbricz, leave my dancing ability to David Heary. I, Ward Clark, leave Donette to no one. I, Kathleen Cummins, leave American History for good. I, Karen Dunning, leave my engagement ability to Glenda Skinner. I, Fordus Easton, leave after talking to Dr. Pohl. 1, Ellen Foster, leave my farm home on East Hill to go roaming. I, Dolores Hall, leave my brother to anyone who likes whiskers. I, Hank Hameister, leave Wilma, but not willingly. I, Eric Hooker, leave Mr. Hood's movie projector to Loren Weir. I, Frances Johnson, leave with the joy of having many friends. I, Erma Jordan, leave my Washington memories to next year’s Seniors. I, Dick Kordish, leave my sister, Betty, to Bill Swarthout. I, Ellen McMahon, leave Mr. Mancuso to solve his own problems in Problems class. I, Carolyn Murray, leave my half of Wellsville to Judy Lane. I, Pete Schwab, leave my cow-milking chores to John Stuck. I, Joan Shelley, leave to the sound of wedding bells. I, Susan Snyder, leave my musical ability to Gerald Hadsell. I, Clarence Stephens, leave my muscles to Dwain Howell. I, Jeanne Whitwood, leave for Washington. I, Jeanette Williams, leave my ability to care for children to Yvette Paquin. Collectively we leave our banged-up lockers, artistically decorated desks, properly inscribed texts, and a faculty slightly the worse for wear to next year’s Seniors. We would leave our memories of four years in high school, but these we have decided to retain. 17 4 95% CLASS OFFICERS President........Judy Lane Vice President . .John Pierce Secretary........Patricia Cummins Treasurer........Norma Herrick Advisors.........Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bums FIRST ROW: Eva Hadsell, Beverly Lamb, Alice Hart, Lois Wright, Yvette Paquin, Judy Lane, Sylvia Storms, Patricia Garmong, Barbara Pettnot. SECOND ROW: Gerald Hadsell, Carol Baxter, Ward Ber- nard, Jerry Swift, Burt Taber, Irvin Austin, William Swarthout, Dwain Howell, Mis. Ardith Bums. THIRD ROW: Mr. Robert Bums, Ethan Allen Mapes, Robert Lunn, Anita Ward, Glenda Skinner, Nancy Straight, Norma Herrick, John Pierce. FOURTH ROW: Frederick Allen, Robert Bleeks, Shirley Button, Sally Wentworth, Margaret Lanphere, Patricia Cummins, Betty Hardy, Catherine Atherton. BACK ROW: John Stuck, David Heary, Henry Macler, Michael McCarthy. FIRST ROW: Sandra Burris, Tonia Zenoski, Donette Bledsoe, Laurita Whitford, Edythe Williams, Mary Haskell, Linda Howell, Jane Jones. SECOND ROW: Phillip Straight, Roger Weir, Robert Gleason, Fred- rick Herrick, Howard DeVore, Theodore Stephens, Justin Thompson, James Feaster. THIRD ROW: Mr. Del Mancuso, LaVeme Schneider, Harry Buzzard, Earletta Hobbs, Virginia Scott, Patricia McCarthy, June Cross, Joan Livergood, Sandra Skinner. BACK ROW: Milton Cross, Donald Heary, William Zacher, Loren Weir, Lee Shelley, James Burdick, Donald Livergood. CLASS OFFICERS President.............William Zacher Vice-President........ James Burdick Secretary.............Edythe Williams Treasurer ............ La Verne Schneider Advisor............... Mr. Del Mancuso 959 21 960 CLASS OFFICERS: Wesley Talbett, President; Sandra Hemblom, Vice-President; Donna Clark, Secretary; Kathryn Utter, Treasurer; Mr. Keith Miller, Advisor. FIRST ROW: Nancy Hameister, Donna Clark, Nancy Duffy, Mary Shoff, Virginia Lunn, Delores Ames, Caro- lyn Hodge, Marie Gleason, Jeanette DeVore, Mildred Atherton, Dale Burdick. SECOND ROW: Roy Lamb, Amy Kay Schwab, Patricia Straight, Elizabeth Kordish, Sandra Hemblom, Marilyn Barrett, Josephine Whit- wood, Patricia Mapes, Kathryn Utter, Regina Foster, Terry Storms. THIRD ROW: Mr. Keith Miller, Karen Ruckle, Judith Thurber, Anne Jordan, Lois Bleeks, Barbara little, Donna Wolfer, Ernest Clark, Janet Thomp- son, James Schneider, Earl Jones. BACK ROW: Harold Warner, Edwin Pierce, Wesley Talbett, Mark Hamp- ton, Gordon Reed, Kenneth Otto, Lloyd Johnson, Thomas Ireland. FIRST ROW: Janice Taber, Charlene Dickens, Nancy Sullivan, Theresa Hamilton, Connie Stockman, Janette Hooker, Nancy Eichelberger, Martha Williams, Jane LaRuche, Ruth Middaugh. SECOND ROW: Mr. Laurence Chapman, Carole Stuck, Lewis Ward, James Livergood, Stanton Biddle, Paul Macler, Stanley Swisher, Ronald Clark, James Smith, Ronald Decker, Thomas Stuck. THIRD ROW: Barbara Livergood, Patricia Atherton, Felge Potter, Linda Paquin, Prudence Hopkins, Karen Hardy, Molly Thompson, Jean Burdick, Sally Lane, Barbara Powell. FOURTH ROW: Vivian Cummins, David Wentworth, Richard Light, Robert Barron, Kenneth Hadsell, Calvin Bracy, Robert Davidson, Mark Higby, William Wolfer, Ronald Thurston, Miss Carrie Burrows. BACK ROW: Karen Norton, Gloria Hughes, Betty Murray, Joyce Clark, Jane Hall, Marcia Steams. Seventh FIRST ROW: Carol Feaster, Marilyn Swarthout, Linda Schwab, Patti Thurston, Beth Bentley, Barbara Warner, Lyvonne Whitford, Kay McCarthy, Karen Eichelberger, Neala LaRuche. SECOND ROW: Albert Little, Duane Corey, Jerry Burdick, Paul Tuttle, Ronald Lamb, Frederick Sullivan, John Burris, William Austin, John Teller, Mary Barron. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Jane Barron, Rita LaRuche, Emily Lamb, Roy Warner, Rodney Pepper, Peter Macler, Russell Scott, Clarence DeVore, Polly Potter, Judy Swift, Mr. Thomas Barresi. FOURTH ROW: Mary Pierce, Vicki Norton, Helen Swift, Albert Pierce, Sylvia Wiser, Nancy Eaton, Raymond Hadsell, Dean Skinner. BACK ROW: Roy Youmans, Robert Foster, Kathleen Heary, Doris Wentworth, Linda Ruckle, Thomas Snyder, Sam Straight. FIRST ROW: Donald Famum, Arthur Sullivan, David Bissell, Stanley Gere, Douglas Brown, Michael Duffy, Harold Burdick. SECOND ROW: Charlene Hameister, Nancy Gorton, Ruth Livergood, Patricia Swisher, Mary Lou LaRuche, Betty Rogers. THIRD ROW: Janet Simmons, William Hardy, Nancy Scutt, Charles Wiser, Ellery Gere, Mrs. Phyllis Burdick. BACK ROW: Charlotte Hughes, Charles Jordan, Maurice Cross, Carole Reed. Stxt FIRST ROW: Judy Burdick, Helen Kordish, Barbara Murray, Sandra Mann, Nancy Famum, Winifred Morsman. SECOND ROW: Bruce Mulford, William Mulford, Ronald Hess, John Clark, Harold Ward, Mr. Thomas Smith. THIRD ROW: Sandra McDuffee, James Pierce, James Bliss, Stephen Cole, Timothy Hampton. BACK ROW: Timothy Storms, Gloria Tanner, Thomas Talbett, Carol Zacher. FIRST ROW: James Youmans, Walter Williams, William Bames, Bruce Storms, Gary Da Hill, Norman Flem- ing, Clarence Clark. SECOND ROW: Patty Sullivan, Janice Davis, Linda Jordan, Helen DeGolyer, Carol Kopczynski, Sally Barron, Ellen Hanks, Charlene Young. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Marilyn Barresi, William Pa- quin, Earl Potter, Robert Bliss, Francis Cook, Raymond Foster, Gloria Clark, Nancy Murray. BACK ROW: Susan Canning, Marcia Lorrow, Nelda Swift, Diane Ritter, Sue Allen. FIRST ROW: Nancy Lamb, Connie Lamb, Sharon Biddle, Thelma Howell, Laura Clark, Donna McDuffee. SECOND ROW: George Mapes, Richard Stuck, Roger Hopkins, Ronald Bliss, David Hess, Gordon Lanphere, Jack Light. THIRD ROW: Miss Mary Palmer, Tina Schwab, Betty Warner, Sylvia Morehouse, Sharon Whit- wood, Margaret Hood, Douglas Weber. BACK ROW: James Rogers, Roy Lorrow, Elmer Atherton, Laurence FIRST ROW: Delores DaHill, Francine Mancuso, Marjorie Newton, FI I a Mae Calhoun, Karen Berg- sten, Brenda Sullivan, Ernestine Padden. SECOND ROW: John Plummer, Paul Calhoun, Dale Corey, Robert Wilcox, John Stuck, Richard Schwab, Roger Case. THIRD ROW: Miss Bernice Hartigan, Alberta Pierce, Donna Hall, Lora Pierce, Nora Lee Mullane, Lawrence Higby, Jerry Ward. BACK ROW: Wilson Miles, Stanley Adamowicz, Benjamin Whitwood, Thomas Warner, Allen Mohilewsky Robert Hadsell. 19 0?ou t6 tcuCe FIRST ROW: Conrad Kruger, Harold Budinger, Alan Mazza, Edward Palidar, Robert Bums, David Mapes. SECOND ROW: Peggy McDuffee, Roxie Guilford, Suellen Swarthout, Nancy Ward Susan Lewis, Beverly Button, Mrs. Gladys Black. THIRD ROW: Richard Cimbricz, Richard Cole, David Miller, Francis Paquin, James Merriam, Douglas Clark. BACK ROW: Dottie Jo Hanks, Mary Tal- bett, Alan Stuck, Gary Canning, Penny Davidson. FIRST ROW: James Garmong, Laura Davis, Jean Bliss, Gail Lunn, Beth Scutt, Cheryl Hills, Gail Norton, Thomas Baxter. SECOND ROW: Mickie Hurd, Leona Cook, Alfreds Button, Allieta Stuck, Marsha Pepper. THIRD ROW: William Talbett, Douglas Youmans, Richard Rogers, David Cum- mins, Arthur Simmons, Kenneth Vossler. BACK ROW: Beverly Cummins, Dawn Dodson, Maxine Youmans, Marilyn Cross, Mrs. Rose Sanford. FIRST ROW: Jonathan Wolf, Allan Morehouse, Gary Smith, Daniel Middaugh, Joseph Kopczynski, David Wrigl , Edward Woodruff. SECOND ROW: Judy Duffy, Karen BisseU, Linda Reisman, Joan Plummer, Leola Cook, Patricia Potter, Karen Logue. THIRD ROW: Gary Warner, Diane Clark, Ann Hampton, Linda McCarthy, Marguerite Warner, David Newton. BACK ROW: Mrs. Joan Kurtz, Loren VanGilder, Donald Skinner, William Tanner. FIRST ROW: Claudia Clemons, Alice Tanner, Sheila Biddle, Frances Murray, Constance Clemons, Roberta Miles, Barbara Cummins. SECOND ROW: Toby Jo Stockman, Dennis Miles, Donald Weir, James Schwab, Gerald Budinger, Robert Ritter, Lance Whitford, Joseph Dierbrun. T 1IRD ROW: San- dra Case, Bonnie Stillman, Marilyn Mulkin, Linda Lewis, Kathleen Bums, Jill Roland. BACK ROW: Rosoline Gee, Catherine Fleming, Nettie Mae Wentworth, Joanne Button, Miss Susie Robinson. Secottd tyuute FIRST ROW: Richard Clark, John Barron, Michael Youmans, James Hosmer, James Greene, Mark Mazza, Robert Miles. SECOND ROW: Linda Pierce, Rosa Clark, Wilma Kruger, Connie Corey, Mary Stuck, Etta Smith, Kathryn Mullane, Mark Herrmann. THIRD ROW: Faye Hess, Marjorie Wentworth, Donald Burdick, John Warner, Daniel Ritter, Daniel Carney, Morrell Brainard. BACK ROW: Mrs. Alice Keenan, Rodney Austin, Sandra Sherwood, Billy Davidson. FIRST ROW: Sara Baxter, Martha Lanphere, Kathy Strahan, Beverly Carney, Barbara Sullivan, Bonnie Rogers. SECOND ROW: Raymond VanEtten, William Camey, Alfred Button, Daniel McCarthy, Dennis Clark, James Clark, Bruce Wolf. THIRD ROW: Martha Padden, Cynthia Dieter, Glenda Shaffer, Ann- ette Higby, Mary Lou Clemons, Christine Woodruff, Miss Lena Blossom. BACK ROW: Laura Simmons, Brenda Ingraham, Nancy Bergsten, Stacy Stockman, Sandra Smith, Janet VanGilder. FIRST ROW: Betsy Jones, David Camey, Dean Guilford, Della Mancuso, Gary Dickens, Linda Stuck, Herbert Youmans, Suzanne Weaver, David Freeman, Beverly Mullane, Mrs. Bemadine Hamilton. SEC- OND ROW: Regina Adamowicz, Mary Ann Cimbricz, Barry Miles, Thomas Allen, Jean Paquin, Vicki Gee, Gail Koubek, Daniel McDermott, Ruth Ballerstein. BACK ROW: Linda Palidar, Stephen Hughes, Carol Freeman, Edward Reisman, William Ritter, Alfred Morehouse, Sally Crane. FIRST ROW: Robert Ward, Robert Scutt, Lawrence Aylor, Kenneth Decker, Michael Harp, Larry Howell. SECOND ROW: Beverly Garmong, Mary Kopczynski, Jane Skinner, Marilyn Plummer, Lynn Bowker, Janine Allen. BACK ROW: Keith Henry, Dean Hills, Charles Hameister, Richard Fleming, Gary Case, John Koubek, Mrs. Ethelyn Ze noski. FIRST ROW: Diane Schwab, Diane Bliss, Marjeanne Hewitt, Patricia Greene, Linda Parkhurst, Cheryl Ritter. SECOND ROW: Donald Guilford, Franklin Easton, Robert Skinner, Burt Miller, Richard Weart, Melvin Cross. BACK ROW: Mrs. Doris Hartley, Brenda Kelly, Charles Shafer, Maurice Cowles, Janeen Nickerson, Bonita Carney, Lee Foster. S x iet zU (leuilox V zx4ity Z4 et zit 36 37 Clementine Kelley PATRICIA CUMMINS Mary Kelley . . SALLY WENTWORTH Gerald Kelley............JOHN STUCK Bertha......BARBARA PETTNOT Abe Carter..............IRVIN AUSTIN Hank Matthews .... HENRY MACLER Pete........MICHAEL MCCARTHY Tubby.......ETHAN ALLEN MAPES Cathy...........SHARON WEAVER Jane Ann................WILMA HENRY Ann McNeil. .MARGARET LANPHERE Miss Prunella Pringle . CAROL BAXTER Director . . . Miss MARIAN WALLACE 41 Student ouHCtC The purpose of our Student Council is to discuss and to act upon problems which may arise during the school year. Furthermore, it acts as a clearing house for the activities of the Social, Assembly and Athletic Committees. When these Committees fail to function, the Student Council has no reason to meet. In any event, however, it cannot act effectively without the support of the student body. As in any representative organization, the Council can only represent such wishes as are expressed by the stu- dents. In many instances the Student Council has been criticized for lack of action in the face of a speci- fic problem. Often the problem is one which should have handled by one of the existing Committees. Failure on the part of that group to assume its obligation often escapes the attention of the student body. Occasionally the Council is asked to consider a matter which is possibly outside the realm of student re- sponsibility. Too often the students who are most critical are those who will not cooperate with the Student Council or the Administration of the school. It must also be pointed out that problems brought to the attention of the Council have no ready- made or easy solutions. The Council is not an automatic cure-all. The student body can make the Student Council a more effective and workable unit by selecting more carefully its members, under- standing its role in the school and becoming actively interested in all its proceedings. Richard Kordish, Carlton Hameister, Sylvia Storms, Wesley Talbett, Henry Macler, Susan Greene, William Zacher, Mr. Del Mancuso, Duane Burrows, William Swarthout, Robert Burdick (President). ABSENT: Jerry Swift (Vice-President), and Judy Lane (Secretary). 42 4t6letcc (?04H tuttee FRONT ROW: Coach McGrath, Dolores Hall, Glenda Skinner, Earletta Hobbs, Janice Taber, Nancy Hameister. BACK ROW: Donald Livergood, Michael Mc- Carthy, Richard Kordish (Chairman), Mark Hampton, Stanley Swisher. s44Ae ft6lcf (? H Kcttee FRONT ROW: Ellen McMahon, Marilyn Barrett, Robert Barron, Mr. Keith Miller. BACK ROW: Fordus Easton, William Swarthout (Chairman), James Burdick, Betty Hardy, Jane Jones. Social FRONT ROW: James Smith, Gordon Reed, Mr. Robert Bums. BACK ROW: Carolyn Murray, Loren Weir, Sylvia Storms (Chairman). 43 FIRST ROW: Carolyn Hodge, Laurita Whitford, Edythe Williams, Ouane Burrows, Carlton Hameister, Ethan Allen Mapes, Harry Buzzard, Ernest Clark, Justin Thompson. SECOND ROW: Sylvia Storms, Donette Bledsoe, June Cross, Lee Shelley, Milton Cross, Harold Warner, Kenneth Otto. THIRD ROW: Kathleen Cummins, Jeanette Williams, Sally Wentworth, Sandra Hemblom, Kathryn Utter, Marilyn Barrett, Catherine Atherton. BACK ROW: Amy Schwab, Carolyn Murray, Margaret Lanphere, Wilma Henry, Erma Jordan, Frances Johnson, Earletta Hobbs, Betty Hardy. Settaw FIRST ROW: Terry Storms, Nancy Hameister, Linda Howell, Regina Foster, Patricia Garmong, Barbara Pettnot, Lois Wright, Mr. James Millen. SECOND ROW: Ellen McMahon, Yvette Paquin, Judy Lane, Alice Rarey, Norma Her- rick, Joan Shelley, Patricia Mapes. THIRD ROW: Dolores Hall, Karen Dunning, Patricia Straight, Susan Snyder, Judy Thurber, Josephine Whitwood, Sandra Skinner. BACK ROW: Patricia Cummins, June Nash, Ellen Foster, Tonia Zenoski, Karen Ruckle, Anne Jordan, Glenda Skinner. 45 r FIRST ROW: Felge Potter, Sandra Hemblom, Amy Schwab, Sandra Burris, Wilma Henry. SECOND ROW: Arthur Sullivan, Jeanette Hooker, Jane Jones, Charlene Dickens, Jean Burdick, Janice Taber. THIRD ROW: Martha Wil- liams, Vicki Norton, Marilyn Barrett, Prudence Hopkins, Anne Jordan, Karen Norton. FOURTH ROW: Harry Buz- zard, LaVeme Schneider. BACK ROW: Earl Jones, Ronald Clark, Robert Barron, Jay Schwab. SetUon, 46 FIRST ROW: Carolyn Murray, Edythe Williams, Joan Shelley, Laurita Whitford, Carolyn Hodge. SECOND ROW: Marcia Steams, Nancy Eichelberger, Molly Thompson, Sally Lane, Thomas Snyder. THIRD ROW: Sally Wentworth, Alice Hart, Patricia Straight, Doris Wentworth, Nancy Sullivan. FOURTH ROW: James Schneider, David Went- worth, Mr. Keith Miller. BACK ROW: Gordon Reed, Robert Burdick, Mark Hampton. 47 Scutd 'PtUUVtfUHtL Editor............Robert Burdick Assistant Editor .. Judy Lane Business Manager. Patricia Garmong Literary Editor . . Sylvia Storms Typists.......... Carolyn Murray and Ellen McMahon Circulation Staff .Michael McCarthy and Earletta Hobbs Advertising Staff .Norma Herrick and Sally Wentworth Photography . . . Eric Hooker Advisor..........Mr. Del Mancuso spy Editor-in-Chief. . . Assistant Editor. . • . Exchange Editor. . . Feature Editor. . . . Sports Editor.... Production Manager. Business Manager. . Art Editors........ Advisor.......... . . . . Duane Burrows ..........Judy Lane ......Susan Snyder . . . . Sylvia Storms ..........John Pierce ..........Irvin Austin .........Sandra Burris . . . Nancy Hameister Patricia Mapes Miss Marian Wallace 50 51 UNION NATIONAL BANK ROLAND STUDIO Portrait and Commercial Photography Member F.D.I.C. 21 East Main Friendship N.Y. 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