Hamilton Central High School - Hamiltonian Yearbook (Hamilton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 97 of the 1963 volume:

Editor-in-chief...............................John Fitchen Business Editor..............................Carol Paul Literary Editor................................Ann Hogg Sports Editor.......................Richard Moore Photography Editor.........................Stephen Totten Art Editor........................Sharon Eggleston HAMILTON CENTRAL SCHOOL HAMILTON, NEW YORK VOLUME 45 JUNE 1963 HAMILTONIAN '63 DEDICATION To one who is kind and generous, thoughtful of each individual, whose interest in her students is not limited to their school years, We, the Class of 1963, dedicate our yearbook to ISABELLE C, FAUCETTE -2- TABLE OF CONTENTS SENIORS, Page 5 FACULTY, Page 37 CLASSES. Page 43 PROLOGUE We ore at the onset . . . Plateaus of knowledge loom before us All forge ahead, together At each step we are deterred . Singly, we must break through Strengthened with courage Sustained by humility Stalwartly we plod on Ahead, all roads converge At our common goal SENIOR LEADERS CLASS OFFICERS MR. WETHERBY Advisor JOHN ELIZABETH ANNE ASKEW “Silence is one great art of conversation.” Honor Society 3,4; Almedas 2,3,4; Play Committees 1; Prize Speaking 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Orchestra 1,2.3; Junior Red Cross 1.2; Intramurals 1.2; Colgate Seminars 1,3,4. MARGARET E. BEEBE “Even in the common affairs of iife, in love, friendship, and marriage, how little security have we when we trust our happiness to the hands of others.” HAMILTONIAN 4; F.H.A. 1.2.3.4; Intramurals 4. CARL LEE BENEDICT “What man can calculate on what a girl will say or do?” Student Council 4; Football 2; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Rifle Club 1. HAMILTONIAN 4; Almedas 4; F.H.A, 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,3,4. EDWIN JOHN BUTERBAUGH I want what I want when I want it. Football 4. ALLEN W. CAR KEY “Why should the Devil have all the good times?” Transferred from Franklin Academy, Malone, New York; Play Committees 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Baseball 4; Intramurals 4. SHARON LEA CARROCCIO woman's heart shines in her beauty.” HAMILTONIAN 3.4; Class Officer 3, Secretary 3; Almedas3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Color Guard 1,2,3,4, Captain 2, Assistant Captain 3; Sports Council 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3. CLIFFORD D. COOPER JOAN ALICE CRUMB If to her share some female errors fall. Look on her face and you'll forget them. Almedas 4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Band 2,3,4; F.H.A. 3,4, Treasurer 4; Intramurals. VELVET CHRISTINA CRUMB “Here is a dear and true industrious friend. HAMILTONIAN 3,4; Almedas 2.3,4; F.H.A. 4; Interscholastic Sports 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. ERIC FREDERICK DAHN “There is only onesuccess-tobeabletospend your life in your own way.” HAMILTONIAN 3,4; Student Council 3, Treasurer 3; Class Officer 1,2, Treasurer 1, President 2; Play Committees 1,2; Band 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1.2.3.4; Track 2,3,4; National Science Foundation 4. -12- JACQUELINE M. DAVIS SHARON LOUISE EGGLESTON “Sunshine and rain at once; her smiles and tears. HAMILTONIAN 3,4, Art Editor 4; Class Officer 1,2,3, Secretary 1,2, Vice-President 3; Almedas 3,4, Secretary 4; Play Com- mittees 2; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1; Junior Varsity Cheerleading 1,2; Varsity Cheer leading3; Sports Council 1,3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. THOMAS DAVID ESCH I must plow my furrow alone. ” F.F.A. 1.2,3.4. SUSAN ELIZABETH EVANS “There is no accounting for the actions of a woman.” HAMILTONIAN 3,4; Play Committees 4; Junior Red Cross 1,2; Mixed Chorus 4; F.H.A. 2,3,4. -14- NANCY ELIZABETH FARNSWORTH “Who ventures happily in each new day.” Attended Chipping-Norton School, Chipping-Norton, England 3; HAMILTONIAN 4; Almedas 2,4; Play Committees 1; Debate Club 2; Mixed Chorus 1.2; Orchestra 1,2,4; Band 1,2,4; Junior Red Cross 1; Interscholastic Sports 1; Intramurals 1,2. JOHN HARDY FITCHEN “The woods are lovely, dark and deep. But I have promises to keep. And miles to go before I sleep,” HAMILTONIAN 3,4, Editor-in-Chief 4; Student Council 4; Class Officer, President 1. Treasurer 2; Honor Society3,4; Syracuse Citizenship Award 4; Boys State 3; Masquers4, Vice-President 4; Plays 1,4; Play Committees 2; Prize Speaking 3.4; Mixed Chorus 2; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Wrestling 1.2.3.4, Co-Captain 3; Track 1,2,3.4; Press Club 4; National Science Foundation 4. DOROTHY J. FROST A smile is ever the most bright and beautiful with a tear upon it. What is the dawn without the dew? The tear is rendered by the smile precious above the smile itself. HAMILTONIAN 3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. -16- JOHN HENRY GILBERT RICHARD ROBERT HILL ANN ELIZABETH HOGG I count him braver who overcomes his desires than him who conquers his enemies; for the hardest victory is the victory over self. HAMILTONIAN 3,4, Literary Editor 4; Almedas 3,4; Masquers 3.4, Secretary 3, President 4; Plays 1,2,4; Play Committees 1,4; Prize Speaking 2,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1, 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1; Junior RedCross 1,2; Intramurals 1.2.3.4. -18- GARY CHARLES JAQUAY ••Ambition has but one reward for all: a little power, a little transient fame, a grave to rest in, and a fading name.” HAMILTONIAN 4; Press Club 2,3,4; Play Committees 1,4; Prize Speaking 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, President4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Band 1.2,3,4; Football 1; F.T.A. 4; Colgate Seminars 3. NATASHA P. K3STLER “She is not one that envy cannot but call fate. HAMILTONIAN 3,4; Almedas 4; Mixed Chorus 1; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Varsity Cheerleading 4; Girls Sports Council 4; Inter- scholastic Sports 3,4; Intramurals 1,3,4. t WILLIAM ERNEST LAMB Speech is a mirror of the soul; as a man speaks, so is he.” HAMILTONIAN 3,4; Play Committees 2; Band 1.2.3.4; Football Manager 1.2.3.4; Basketball Manager 1,2; Track 2. -20- FRANCIS JAMES MINER RICHARD L. MOORE ••When fortune favors us, popularity bears her company. HAMILTONIAN 3,4, Sports Editor 4; Student Council 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 4; Honor Society 3,4, Vice-President 4; Band 1,2,3,4, President 4; Football 3,4; Junior Varsity Basketball 1,2, Co-Captain 2; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 3, KATHRYN ANN NICKERSON “Little people have big hearts.” HAMILTONIAN 3.4; Almedas 4; Play Committees 2,4; Mixed Chorus 1,3.4; Color Guard 3,4; Junior Red Cross 1,2; Intra- murals 1,2,3,4. BONNIE JEAN NICHOLS Women like not only to conquer, but to be conquered. Transferred from Randolph Central School, Randolph, New York 4; HAMILTONIAN 4; Honor Society 4; Play Committees 4; Band 4. CAROL ADELMA PAUL “He who laughs, lasts.” HAMILTONIAN 3,4, Business Editor 4; student Council 2,4; Class Officer 1, Vice-President 1; Honor Society 3,4, Presi- dent 4; Almedas 2,3,4, Vice-President 3.President4;Syracuse Citizenship Award 3,4; Press Club 3,4; Play Commit tees 1,2,4; Mixed Chorus 1; Color Guard 3; Junior Varsity Cheerleading 1,2, Captain 2; Varsity Cheerleading 4, Captain 4; Sports Council 2; Interscholastic Sports 1,3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Colgate Seminars 3. HAMILTONIAN 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Football 2,3,4; Wrestling li Track 1,2,3,4; Rifle Club 1. MARY GRACE RICHARDSON ••I am the master of my fate, I am the captain of my soul.” Transferred from Muskegon Heights High School, Muskegon. Michigan 4; HAMILTONIAN 4; National Honor Society 4; Plays 4; Play Committees 4; Prize Speaking 4; National Science Foundation 4. DONNA MAE ROBERTS “There is nothing enduring in life for a woman except what she builds in a man’s heart.” HAMILTONIAN 3,4; Almedas 2,3,4; Play Committees 4; F.H.A. 2.3.4, President 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Interscholastic Sports 1.2.3.4, -25- ROBERTA JANE SN1TCHLER “I see no objection to stoutness in moderation. HAMILTONIAN 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,4; Junior Red Cross 1,2; Sports Council 4; Interscholastic Sports 1.2.3.4; Intra- murals 1,2,3,4. KAREN ANN SOLLIEN “Nothing endures but personal qualities.” HAMILTONIAN 3,4; Almedas 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,4; Junior Varsity Cheerleading 2; Varsity Cheerleading 3,4; Inter- scholastic Sports 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. SHARON LEE SOLLIEN ••A blush is beautiful but sometimes inconvenient.” HAMILTONIAN 3,4; Class Officer 2, Vice-President 2: A lmedas 3.4; Play Committees 2,4; Mixed Chorus 1,4; Color Guard 1; Junior Red Cross 1; Varsity Cheerleading 3; Sports Council 2: Intramurals 1,2.3,4. JOANNE CATHERINE STORES “ ‘Tis education forms the common mind; Just as the twig is bent the tree’s inclined.” HAMILTONIAN 3.4; Almedas 2,3.4; Press Club 2; Play Com- mittees 2,4; Mixed Chorus 1; F.H.A. 4; Junior Red Cross 1; Interscholastic Sports 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. Transferred from Dunedin High School, Dunedin, Florida, 2; Almedas 4; F.H.A. 3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4. MARY CATHERINE TODD There is no wisdom like frankness. HAMILTONIAN 4; Almedas 2,3,4. Treasurer 4; Masquers 4, Treasurer 4; Plays 1; Play Committees 1; Prize Speaking 2,4; Debate Club 2,4; Mixed Chorus 1; Orchestra 1,2,3,4, President 4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Colgate Seminars 2,3,4. CHERYL ANNE WALLACE All success with people who are sweet and cheerful.” HAMILTONIAN 3; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Parliamentarian 3; Intra- murals 1,3,4. TRUDY LOUISE WATERS I make the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes. ' HAMILTONIAN 3,4; Color Guard 2,3,4, Captain 4; Junior Red Cross 1; Inter scholastic Sports 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. JAMES NATHAN WOODRUFF The intelligent have a right over the ignorant, namely the right of instructing them.” HAMILTONIAN 3.4; Honor Society 3,4; Debate Club 3.4, President 4; National Science Foundation 4. SENIOR WANTS NAME NICK NAME TO BE WILL BE 1. Anne Askew 2. Margaret Beebe 3. Carl Benedict 4. Sharon Burnstein 5. Edward Buterbaugh 6. Allen Carkey 7. Sharon Carroccio 8. John Colabelli 9. Clifford Cooper 10. Joan Crumb 11. Velvet Crumb 12. Eric Dahn 13. Jacqueline Davis 14. Sharon Eggleston 15. Thomas Esch 16. Susan Evans 17. Nancy Farnsworth 18. Peter Feitsma 19. John Fitchen 20. Dorothy Frost 21. John Gilbert 22. Barbara Harris 23. Richard Hill 24. Ann Hogg 25. Gary Jaquay 26. Nicholas Karpp 27. Tasha Kistler 28. William Lamb 29. James Miner 30. Richard Moore 31. Kathy Nickerson 32. Bonnie Nichols 33. Timothy Noel 34. Carol Paul 35. Alan Potter 36. Thomas Reinwald 37. Mary Richardson 38. Donna Roberts 39. Roberta Snitchler 40. Karen Sollien 41. Sharon Sollien 42. Joanne Stores 43. Paul Swenson 44. Freda Thorp 45. Catherine Todd 46. Stephen Totten 47. Cheryl Wallace 48. Elizabeth Warren 49. Trudy Waters 50. James Woodruff Askew Poltergeist Poltergeist Marg Married Housewife Limey Bartender Himself Waitress Waited on Ed Sailor Wanderer Business Administrator Singer Witch Married Genuine Witch J.C. Stock Car Driver Mule Skinner Cliff Successful Successful Joanie Beautician Beautified Petunia Marriage Councilor Problem Wife Fred Well paid Driver Ed. Teacher Jes Medical Secretary Legal Secretary Eggie Career Girl Mother Tom Farmer Farmer Susie Commercial Illustrator Beat Expressionist Nance Biologisf Guinea Pig Pete Farmer Farmer Fitchen Mathematician Bewitched Dottie Model Secretary Navy Pilot Swabbie Barb Nurse Patient Butch Mechanic Truck Driver Hoagy On the Stage In the Alley Jake Music Teacher Musical Beatnik Wormey Farmer Farmer with Bert Tuash Interior Decorator Color Blind Willy Draftsman Drafted Jim Millionaire Poor Dick Success That's a Good Question Nicki Secretary Spastic Typist BonBon Private Secretary Who Knows? Tim Draftsman Window Washer Carolpaul Teacher YO-YO A1 Out of School In for Years to Come Tom Millionaire Rich Ruthie Anthropologist Happy Donna Mae Medical Secretary Patient Bert Farmerette Farmerette with Nick Sharon Public Accountant Unaccounted For Karen Secretary Dumb Blond Joan Elementary Teacher Elementary Teacher Swens Rich Farmer Poor Farmer Secretary Secretary Caf Interpreter Misunderstood Steve Professor In Industry Cherrie IBM Machinist Secretary Alice Gym Teacher In the Air Force Ore Trudy Secretary Who Knows? Woody Architect Dictator STATISTICS LIKES 1. O. Henry and Heffalumps 2. Dave 3. Anything immoral 4. Bob 5. Girls 6. Girls, Skiing and pool 7. Beaches, boys and money 8. Cars and Girls 9. Almost everything 10. A certain Oldsmobile 11. A certain person 12. October 5th 13. Movies in Utica 14. Morg 15. Food 16. Walks on Spring St. 17. Stocking feet 18. Cars 19. Witches and Weekends 20. Food and people 21. Cars, boats and fun 22. Movies and everybody 23. Girls and Corvettes 24. Dayton 25. Anyone and anything 26. Weekends 27. Sunlamps 28. Girls and anything 29. Sports 30. Sports 31. To sleep and laugh 32. C. J. 33. Micky 34. October 5th 35. Girls, dates and girls 36. Goofing off 37. Jazz 38. Boys 39. '62 green Chevy 40. Football 41. Spaghetti 42. People 43. Sports cars 44. Sports 45. Debate parties 46. Vacation 47. Boys and rollerskating 48. Shorthand Class 49. '57 white Ford 50. To argue FAVORITE EXPRESSION Nasty ... I How about that? So, I'm impressed Tough Roger said Marris My yes! Hey kid! Not guilty How about that? Tell me, will ya? We're hurtin' Roy Really? You’re kidding Ha! Ha! 1 guess so Oh bless! Vague If Actually Hallaou You're kidding me Oh! Rats Oh! Beans Holy Mackerel Fabulous Well, I'll be darned Hold the phone Oh, for Pete's sake! Oh my gosh! What? Oh nol! I'm exhausted Who's that? 1 don’t care Really? I don’t care No kidding Charley Animal How bad is that? Hiyee For crying out tears Don't get puffy Good Grief Hey, you dumb farmer Hey! Flagrant Oh great! Oh bless! You Bet Do you mind? I don't know WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER Monday mornings Shorthand class Better times to come Aimed a initiation June, 1962 Helpful teachers October 26, T.V.R., and Charles Mr. German My driver’s tests Senior year Homecoming bonfire October 5th Spring and Summer '62 Parties at Lake Crane The Grill Summer '62 Mr. Weatherby's math class 12th grade English class Football Year of '62 The lake Summer '62 A certain camp at 1:30 A. M. Harvey '61 Noonhours The school policy Grass stained sneakers Football Richfield game '61 Spastic plays Summer '62 December 23, 1960 Leland’s Pond October 5th The weekends Earth science field trip Wild Michigan State U. Summer '61 Carroccio's camp October 17, 1959 November 7, 1961 Hamilton High School My '58 Edsel Hamilton High School January 22, 1962 Track TKE House Mr. Mlasgar's English Class Summer '61 Debate Club parties 33- 1. Most likely to succeed-boy John Fite hen Jim Woodruff 2. Most likely to succeed-girl Carol Paul Mary Richardson 3. Best looking Dick Moore Pete Feitsma 4. Most Attractive Sharon Carroccio Cathy Todd 5. Most athletic-boy Eric Dahn Dick Moore 6. Most athletic-girl Betty Warren Velvet Crumb 7. Best personality-boy Dick Moore Alan Potter 8. Best personality-girl Carol Paul Sollien Twins 9. Quietest-boy Steve Totten John Gilbert 10. Quietest-girl Jackie Davis Anne Askew 11. Loudest-boy Bill Lamb Eric Dahn 12. Loudest-girl Ann Hogg Trudy Waters 13. Liveliest Kathy Nickerson Karen Sollien 14. Most independent Alan Potter Joanne Stores 15. Most Intellectual Jim Woodruff Mary Richardson 16. Most gullible Tom Re in w a Id Susan Evans 30. MI'm coming. Miss Gardner. 7 8. “Smile, you're on Candid Camera. 17. Most sarcastic Jim Woodruff Alan Carkey 18. Best dressed-boy Dick Moore Tom Reinwald 19. Best dressed-girl Kathy Nickerson Roberta Snitchler 20. Most ambitious Gary Jaquay Sharon Eggleston 21. Best sense of humor Kathy Nickerson Butch Hill 22. Play boy Carl Benedict Ed Buterbaugh 23, Biggest flirt Donna Roberts Dorothy Frost 24. Best farmer Paul Swenson Tom Esch 25. Best homemaker Cheri Wallace Margaret Beebe 26. Most optimistic Bonnie Nichols Joan Crumb 27. Most pessimistic John Colabelli Tasha Kistler 28. Most sympathetic teacher Mrs. Smith Mr. McKay 29. Most inspiring teacher Miss Gardner 30. Latest Cathy Todd Nick Karpp 31. Most stubborn Ann Hogg Gary Jaquay 32. Biggest complainer Bill Lamb Barbara Harris LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the class of 1963, being of sound body and disposing mind, do hereby make, publish and declare this our last will and testament: ANNE ASKEW wills the blackboard erasers to people who like to erase blackboards. CARL BENEDICT leaves nothing. He will take it all with him. MARGARET BEEBE leaves shorthand class to Kay Rizzo. SHARON BURNSTE1N wills last period typing class to anyone who can type. ED BUTERBAUGH leaves the school policy to any- one who can stand it. ALLEN CARKEY wills his brother, Gary, to all the girls. SHARON CARROCCIO leaves bedrooms, mau mau's and T. V. R. 's to Mary Dahn. JOHN COLABELLI leaves his ability to stay in class to John Ray. CLIFFORD COOPER leaves motorcycles to anyone who can handle them. JOAN CRUMB wills the clutch in the Driver-Ed car to anyone who can use it. VELVET CRUMB leaves her sister to anyone who thinks he can handle her. ERIC DAHN leaves all T. V. R. excitement to Steve Jones. JACKIE DAVIS leaves the Sugar Bowl to anyone who likes to do window displays. SHARON EGGLESTON leaves those early morning bus rides to her sister, Bonnie. TOM ESCH leaves raised doughnuts to anyone who will eat them. SUSAN EVANS leaves her noon hour rides with Miss Faucette to anyone with a good heart and nerves of steel. NANCY FARNSWORTH wills the Sunday morning gingerale breaks at the hospital to Linda Hammond. PETE FEITSMA leaves his car to Dan Keefe. JOHN FITCHEN wills West Canada Creek and the cliff to all future Earth Science classes. DOROTHY FROST leaves the rock on the hill to Mr. Mlasgar. JOHN GILBERT leaves his car to anyone who can get it started. BARBARA HARRIS wills her ability to get along with the teachers to Ruth Ann Kane and Dorothy Harris. BUTCH HILL leaves the school to anyone who can put up with Mr. German. ANN HOGG leaves the Masquers to anyone who can take the headaches with the fun. GARY JAQUAY leaves his ability to practice for Band to Tom Parry. NICK KARPP leaves his ability to get along with Mr. Vogel to Steve Vogel. TASHA KISTLER wills a dozen toasted cheese sandwiches to Laurie Brown. BILL LAMB leaves the manager job to anyone who thinks he can take it. JIM MINER leaves the study hall to Ed Reuter. DICK MOORE wills his shoe leather to anyone who likes to walk up hills. KATHY NICKERSON leaves the wild Cornell Band Day trips to Steve Jones. BONNIE NICHOLS wills a typing eraser to Mr. McKay. TIM NOEL wills his wandering in the halls to everyone. CAROL PAUL leaves her dungarees to anyone sloppy enough to wear them. ALAN POTTER leaves the back roads to Randalls- ville to Larry Briggs. TOM REINWALD wills his long stride to Tom Shafer. MARY RICHARDSON leaves the Physics experiments to any lazy Junior. DONNA ROBERTS leaves Mr. Mlasgar's long jokes to anyone who can catch on to them. ROBERTA SNITCHLER leaves the cafeteria lunches to the Public Board of Health. KAREN SOLLIEN leaves $. 30 and the ability to get upsetified to Snaglepuss. SHARON SOLLIEN leaves garter snakes and a pail of water to Dede Young. JOANNE STORES leavps the Salad Bar at Cossa- booms to any vegetarian. PAUL SWENSON wills his knowledge of farming to Peter Sacco. FREDA THORP wills English to anyone who wants it. CATHY TODD leaves Concert pianists to Mei Herman. STEVE TOTTEN leaves football to Gio. CHERYL WALLACE wills all her excess weight to Dede Young. BETTY WARREN leaves her seat on the late bus to her brother, David. TRUDY WATERS leaves Mrs. Lamb’s whistle to any- one who has the air to blow it. JIM WOODRUFF leaves the world situation to Laurie Brown. We, the undersigned, do hereby attest to the afore- said with only minor qualms and misgivings. Q } f. CJedL i -37- ADMINISTRATION HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL MR. VOGEL GRADE SCHOOL PRINCIPAL MR. COOPER CLERK MRS. STAFFORD GUIDANCE TYPIST MR. GERMAN MRS. BASHER BOARD OF EDUCATION SEATED: Mrs. Morgan, Mr. Jones, Vice-President: Mr. Mundt, President. STANDING: Mr. Nash, Mr. Burke. FACULTY ENGLISH MISS FAUCETTE MRS. MERRICK HISTORY MISS GARDNER MRS. BJORKMAN MRS. AMES MR. MLASGAR MATHEMATICS MR. KIELY -39- MR. HOWES MR. WETHERBY LANGUAGE GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY MRS. ADAMS MISS MAUNEY PHYSICAL EDUCATION MISS HODGE MR. MOORE FINE ARTS LEFT COLUMN: (Front to Back): Miss Haight. Miss Huggins, Mrs. Edding, Mrs. Keefe, Miss Giersbach, Mrs. Jones. MIDDLE COLUMN: Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Bendura, Miss Stuart, Miss Skellie, Miss Maloy, Mrs. Stradling. RIGHT COLUMN: Mrs. Shafer, Mrs. Wood- ruff, Mrs. Adams. Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Danehy, Mrs. Chaphe, Mrs. Thurner. A MRS. WAAS MISS SOULE -40- MR. KNOWLTON MR. GABEL SCIENCE LIBRARIAN MRS. SMITH MR. MERRICK MR. BLISS MRS. IIAMS SPECIAL CLASS BUSINESS MRS. GRIFFITH MR. MC KAY MR. MC DONALD MR BOYER VOCATIONAL NURSE MRS. KNOWLTON MR. HALLORAN MR. PRINDLE MRS. MINER -41- KNEELING: J. King, C. Helmer, C. Gorton. STANDING: W. Wood, A. Albee, J. Bierce, W, Chaphe, J. Lamb. CUSTODIANS SEATED: R. Gillette, G. Bartlett, E. Buterbaugh. STAND- ING: N. Karpp, M. Keefe, (ABSENT) A. Carroccio. 42- CLASSES -43- CLASS OFFICERS SEATED: L. Brown, President; C. Russock, Secretary; STANDING: S. Wilder, Treasurer;]. Ray, Vice-President. •44- FRONT ROW: E. Reed, J. Roberts, A. Stevenson, J. Gannon, C. Hoben, N. Austin, J. Trudeau, SECOND ROW: C. Benedict, B. Odgen, S. Dart, H. Brown, S. Loop, M, Lawrence, M. Merkt, J. Murphy. LAST ROW: S. Adams, R. Hodge, T, Shafer, M. Dickenson, A. Carkey, B. Lamb, E. Foster, J. Blackmore, S. Jones, C. Russock, Miss Faucette. CLASS OF ’64 FRONT ROW: L. Gunn, M. Ames, A. Peach, A. Hotaling, S. Snyder, J. Mitchell, N. Young. SECOND ROW: D. Leland, E. Reuter, P. Muller, K. Burstein, C. Bjorkman, S. Wilder, L. Brown, P. Henshaw, B. Eggleston. LAST ROW: T. Noel, R. Boos, D. Van Slyke, J. Oates, R. Licari, C. Cornell, J. Westcott, R. Holmes, M. Barton, B. Lamb, B. Dewey, D. Dickenson, P. Sacco, Mrs. Bjorkman. -45- FRONT ROW: D. Gunn, D. Blum, P. Stafford, R. Crumb, B. La Greca, G. Totten. J. Morgan. SECOND ROW: A. Murray, C. Woods, G. Capirci, E. Robbins, M. Mundt, L. Hammond, C. Helly, L. Ray. LAST ROW: T. Frawley, R. Davis, H. Ritter, S. Wohlschlegel, R. Jones, R. Burch, D. Warren, T. Esch, Mrs. Smith. FRONT ROW: S. Eaves, D. Murphy, R. Storms, J. Howe, P. Ashmead, C. Dewey, B. Weeks, R. Kane. SEC- OND ROW: T. Cook. J. Albro, B. Usher. L. Licari, R. Rogers. E. Her- man, M. Mordus. LAST ROW: F. Farnsworth, R. Buterbaugh, J. Nil- sen, R. Jones, E. Excell, W. Whip- ple, J. Giordano, J. Griffith, E. Keefe, D. Sims, Mrs. Howes. FRONT ROW: J. Gardner, K. Sollien, K. Loop, B. Totten, B. Ford, D. Harris, M. Crumb. SECOND ROW: C. Lynch, H. Brustad, S. Les- perance, R. Jaquay, S. Haight, L. Mackey, P. Donovan. LAST ROW: R. Elliott, D. Berkey, J. Murphy, R. Irish, T. Keefe. G. Bethlehem, R. White, L. Briggs, M. Wells, B. Peck- ham, D. Ford, Mr. Mlasgar. CLASS OF ’65 •46 FRONT ROW: S. JONES, D. Halloran, J. Holt, M. Dahn, S. Hotaling, A. Penner, H. Ellis. SECOND ROW; S, Arnold. A. Morgan, E. Samuels. F. Chase, K. McGregor, A. Thayer, G. Kemp, S. Vogel, S. Blackton. LAST ROW; J. Bash, W. Lamb, W. Rein- wald, D. Jones, D. Morley, W. Wilk- inson, G. Carkey, C. Denson, L. Davey, P. Spennacchio, R. White, Mrs. Adams. FRONT ROW; J. Potter, D. Charles, J. Westcott, J. Sastri, D. Wallace, M. Hamblin, W. Esch, P. Brennan. SEC- OND ROW: G. Wilson. J. Betka, P. Unger, M. Eaton, C. Shablak, R. Abbott, M. Miner, J. McConnell, C. Rcbbins. LAST ROW: M. Jones, L. Coger, D. Balla, G. Williams, M. Hickey, J. King, F. Mullenax, A. Jones, Mrs. Oates. FRONT ROW: S. Scott, K. Rizzo, R. Ault, M. Van Slyke, C. Borst, B. Chesbro, C. Dorr, C. Cornish. SEC- OND ROW: D. Watson, D. Harmon, G. Muller, L. Fisher. B. Getchonis, S. Hogg, S. Giampetruzzi, J. Totten. LAST ROW: T. Keefe, J. Whipple, D. Jones, R. Safford, J. Connor, C. Ben- edict, R. Capirci, T. Jones, J. Mc- Connell, R. Dash, (ABSENT), Mr. Pr indie. CLASS OF 66 -47 FRONT ROW: A. Reed. T. Sollien, D. Ganow, K. Gillmore, S. Whit- nall, S. Lamb. SECOND ROW: T. Parry, M. Shafer, M. Donovan, P. Evans, L. Cadwell, J. Wells, F. Jaquay. LAST ROW: G. Halloran, R. Horton. J. MacPherson, G. Balia, S. Elder, G. Reuter, R. Mordus, J. Crumb, R. Cook, Mrs. Knowlton. FRONT ROW: C. Dickinson. C. Car- roccio, L. Hitchock, M. Babcock, G. Migonis, D. Frederick, G. Edgett. SECOND ROW: J. Snitchler, T. Kist- ler, P. Ray, J. Fleming, C. Orvis, J. Loop, S. Summers. LAST ROW: A. Elmer, J. Griffith, L. Trudeau, A. Rollins, D. Crumb, N. Young, W. James, M. Burke, Mrs. Merrick. FRONT ROW: S. Stores, D. Wiencek. C. Pdrdy, S. Eaves, M. Leland, D. Dart. SECOND ROW: B. Glazier, S. House, B. Skelton, D. Ellis, B. Bab- cock, M. Muller, S. Hengst. LAST ROW: J. Ripley, R. Merrick, J. Geruntino, A. Zigon, W. Williams, J. Frawley, E. Buell, F. Carroccio, Mr. Merrick. CLASS OF ’67 -48- FRONT ROW: M. Elder, H. Westcott, V. Lollman, M. Downie. D. Marcellus, B. La Greca, A. Adams, D. Langman, C. Jones. SECOND ROW: J. Samuels, Shirley Brown, K. Keefe, S. Blum, M. Bjorkman, D. Robbins, J. Wilkinson. K. Hotaling, L. Hahnle. LAST ROW: M. Nilsen, T. Wood. S. Shablak, F. Howe, E. Stratton, B. Brown, J. Getchonis, J. Carr, D. Phillipps, R. Jones, Mr. Kiely. CLASS OF 68 FRONT ROW: K. Jones, S. Stores, S. Hartshorne, R. Trudeau, P. Cook, T. Kistler, R. Farnsworth, D. White, L. Peckham. SECOND ROW: K. Lamb, B. House, B. Hammond, Sharon Brown, P. Law- rence, J. Du Pont, W. Blanchard, J. Giulmette, D. Young. L ST ROW: D. Scarlett, C. Marcellus, R. Betka, K. McGregor, T. Jones, N. Rollins, L. Nelson, E. Schwartz, B. Reuter, W. Burke, J. Ples- niarski, Mrs. Ames. -49 SPECIAL CLASS FRONT ROW: M. Fuller, S. Robbins, L. Robbins, G. Morgan. BACK ROW: C. Penner, L. Bartlett, R. Lollman, K. Edgett, W. Hatton, Mrs. Griffith. HAMILTONIAN SPORTS PHOTOGRAPHY STANDING: T. Reinwald. B. Lamb. T. Shafer. SEATED: M. Jones, A. Hotaling, M. Merkt. •52 STANDING: P. Sacco, B. Lamb, D. Ford. SEATED: K. Nickerson, T. Waters. STAFF o STANDING: J. Stores. D. Hodge, P. Sacco, S. Wilder, J. Oates, S. Jones. K. Nicker- son, SEATED: G Russock. L Gunn. G Bjorkman. G Hoben, J, Gannon. S. Carroccio. J. Crumb. LITERARY ■'.nil Hogg STANDING: B. Eggleston. S. Bur stein. SEATED: J. Mitchell, S; Evans. STANDING: S. Adams. D. Leland. G. Jaquay, G Todd. M. Beebe, T. Kistler. SEATED: A. Peach. U Brown, D. Roberts. M. -53- Richardson, E. Reed. STANDING: J. Fitchen, S. Jones, P. Sacco, R. Jones, D. Moore. SEATED, Front Row; M. Dahn, J. Snitchler, L. Ray. Back Row: G Hoben, G Paul, G Jones. ABSENT: G Benedict. STUDENT COUNCIL Aside from the usual, but time consuming tasks of granting concessions, planning assemblies, selling Student Association Tickets, and supporting the annual Awards Night, the Student Council planned and executed various other projects. The annual Christmas assembly and the Bake Sale both proved to be a success this year, with an all time high of $340.00 collected at the Bake Sale. The Council warmly approved the proposals to help support a foreign student in our school community and to purchase stainless steel letters for the front of the school. President . . , Vice-President Secretary . . Treasurer . . OFFICERS ...............Richard Moore .................Carol Paul ............... Carol Hoben ................ Pete Sacco PRESIDENT D. Moore Student Council in action. . . ADVISORS MISS GARDNER Short notice meeting in the Student Activities Room. MR. VOGEL OFFICERS VICE-PRESIDENT Carol Paul SECRETARY Carol Hoben -55 TREASURER Pete Sacco Advisor MR. WETHERBY The keystones of the society are: Scholarship Character Leadership Service The colors, blue and gold, are representative of the motto, Light is the symbol of truth. Blue is the symbol of truth and gold is the light with which truth radiates through the world. OFFICERS President.......... Vice-President . . . Secretary-Treasurer Advisor............ ..........Carol Paul . . . .Richard Moore ... .Anne Askew Mr. David Wetherby -56- MASQUERS Advisor The Masquers Dramatic Society of Hamilton Central School presents: MfS- Kee An organization of dwindling numbers but increasing activities. Although there were only five members this year, the Masquers were able to present four productions. The presentation of “The Long Christmas Dinner by Thornton Wilder was quite a success. Early in the spring three one-act plays were presented. The Marriage Proposal, The Pot of Broth and “Sunday Costs Five Pesos” proved a challenge to all participants. OFFICERS President . . Vice-President Secretary . . Treasurer . . . . . . .Ann Hogg . John Fitchen , .Laurie Brown Catherine Todd -57- SEATED: S. Hartshorne, B. Skelton, B. Jaquay, T. Kistler, B. Getchonis, M. Elder. FRONT ROW, Standing: M Burke, T. Kistler, A. Elmer, J. Gardner, A. Murray, E. Herman, S. Loop, M. Ames, J. Gannon, C. Todd, K. Gillmore, A. Reed, M. Miner, A. Adams, M. Downie, S. Blum, W. Blanchard. BACK ROW: C. Hoben, D. Leland, S. WhitnaU, M. Shafer, J. Howe, J. Totten, K Sollien, G. Jaquay, T. Kistler, S. Adams, S. Wilder, A. Hogg, A. Potter, J. Getchonis, P. Cook, D. Halloran, T. Parry, T. Shafer, J. Fitchen, R. Merrick. Advisor MRS. WAAS ORCHESTRA Christmas time saw the first performance of the Orchestra under the direction of Mrs. Waas, at the annual PTA Christmas program. Immediately after this the group began to rehearse for the spring concert season. They performed in an exchange concert with Earlville Central School, the annual assembly for the school, and, of course. Music Night and Graduation. Again this year the Orchestra was well represented in the Area All- State Orchestra, sending seven members, and in the County Orchestra, sending twenty-one members. OFFICERS President...................................Catherine Todd Secretary......................................Martha Ames -58- FIRST ROW: P. Spennachio, B. Reinwald, S. Elder, B. Skelton, E. Buell, A. Hogg. J. Albro, J. Howe, M. Merkt. S. Blackton, J. Totten, T. Keefe. SECOND ROW: E. Reed, K. Sollien, M. Ames, J. Gannon, S. Hogg, B. Eggleston, S. Lesperance, B. LaGreca, C Woods, D. Murphy, B. Getchonis, R. Abbott, R. Ault. THIRD ROW: L. Hammond, R. Kane, R. Crumb, P. Ashmead, S. Scon, M. Miner, P. Unger, D. Watson, D. Harmon, D. Blum, P. Stafford, S. Mulligan, G. Caperci, M. Mundt. LAST ROW: D. Berkey, J. Griffith, S. Vogel, R. Jones, G. Jaquay, P. Henshaw, S, Wilder, B. Jaquay, G. Totten, C. Dewey, B. Chesebro, J. Betka. CHORUS The Chorus launched into an active year with the return of its director. Miss Soule. The Group participated in the P.T.A.’s Christmas Program and Music Night in the spring. Plans were made for a musical, but it was decided that it wouldn't be practical for this year. President Gary Jacquay attended the All-State Chorus after gaining acceptance through an audition. It was the first time that the Hamilton Chorus has been represented. Members also attended Area All-State and County choruses. Advisor MISS SOULE OFFICERS President Gary Jacquay -59- FIRST ROW; E. Samuels, S. Whitnall, M. Shafer, J. Crumb, E. Reed, D. Simms, B. Eggleston, J. Howe, J. Griffith, M. Dahn. SECOND ROW: J. Whipple, A� Hogg, S. Sterling, S. Elder, D. Langman, B. LaGreca, P. Stafford, L. Gunn, J. Fitchen, E. Dahn, S. Eggleston, J. Totten, M Sherman, D. Halloran, A. Potter, M Hamlin. LAST ROW: Mr. Knowlton. M. Elder, F. Howe, F. Farnsworth, B. Whipple, S. Wilder, D. Wallace, T. Shafer, B. Lamb, B. Lamb, G. Migonis, E. Buell, R. Merrick, T. Parry, G Jacquay. Advisor MR. KNOWLTON BAND The Band’s activities began when it traveled to Cornell University to take part in the Pageant of Bands. Then they entertained at home football games. Later in the year the Band participated in the State Contest and the Sherburne Band Day. For the second year in a row the Band sponsored a talent show which again proved to be a great success. They also sponsored the annual magazine sale which added substantially to the .uniform fund. OFFICERS President.....................................Dick Moore Vice-President................................John Fitchen Secretary.................................Sharon Eggleston Treasurer.......................................Eric Dahn -60- COLOR GUARD STANDING: K. Nickerson, C Woods, L. Hammond, S. Carroccio, S. Marcellus. R. Kane. KNEELING: T. Waters (Captain). STANDING: M. Crumb, K. McGregor, C. Hotaling. KNEELING: L. Mack, S. Hotaling (Captain), K. Stevenson. P-o rtf'5 via D. SV „ Ct ’ ■t ote5’ '6ee -J- °S;otoerts. 3 v Tt-- 0- Q S 0' • Ct!? «os° v' f pt0 c. S®i C 06 s. sc°u advisor MRS. KNOWLTON We are the Future Homemakers of America. We face the future with warm courage and high hope. This is the pledge stated by F.H. A. initiates year. With preparation for this future in mind, the club sponsored the annual Christmas party, the faculty tea, dances, bake sales, and concessions. The year was successfully completed with the Mother-Daughter banquet. Mrs. Knowlton, the advisor, acted as hostess, aided by Chapter Mothers Mrs. Jane Roberts, Mrs. Gertrude Stevenson, Mrs. Blanche Frost and Mrs. Marcilla Crumb. OFFICERS President . . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . Parliamentarian .Donna Roberts Anita Stevenson .Dorothy Frost . . .Joan Crumb .Cheryl Wallace 62- , p A c oJ . charu- HeH; ? . i. Ue x, dus P iRn' on. n°bb s. j, Kino A ;• o ‘ ' C ,«se op l ST � . j a«Aa. ' • «•W, p 0| j; � 4, p 1C « Vl°'4 ° er. gSon- T. A fir? £sc . The fund raising projects for the Future Farmers of America included a record hop with a disc jockey from a near by radio station, planting trees for local farmers, and selling seeds and Christmas trees. Other highlights of the year were the Farm and Home Week at Cornell, the Father and Son Banquet, and the annual cattle show in May. Advisor MR HALLORAN OFFICERS President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . Sentinel . . . Reporter . . .Paul Swenson . . .Dan Keefe .David Warren Peter Feitsma . John Gilbert . . Peter Sacco -63- KNEELING: L Gunn. J. Stores. E, Reed. A. Murray, D. Blum, P. Lawrence. SEATED: K. Nickerson, D. Leland, C Hoben, S. Sollien. S. Carroccio, K. Sollien, S. Eggleston, L, Brown, C. Paul, C. Todd, D. Roberts, J. Trudeau, D. Young, T. Waters. STANDING: N. Farnsworth, J. Davis, A. Askew, J. Crumb, J. Mitchell, N. Austin. P. Ashmead, B. Eggleston, J. Gannon, C. Bjorkman, A. Peach, M. Ames, S. Bur- stein, T. Kistler, F. Thorpe, J. Howe, S. Adams, A. Hogg, C. Russock, M. Richardson. ALMEDAS Advisor MISS GARDNER Initiates: Dress in your nursery costume and be ready to recite your rhyme at 12:45. . .formal initiation at 6:30. . .please bring dues! Lecture tonight at 7:00. Mr. Kistler will discuss his freshman year at Swarth- more. Don't forget the Almeda Christmas Party at Carol's . . .Bring a gift and an idea for the Almeda BalL’ Important meeting tomorrow at 1:00 to elect new officers and plan the Banquet. Congratulations Almedas. . .Thanks to your co-operation and the wonderful aid from our advisor. Miss Gardner, we had another successful year! OFFICERS President . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . ......Carol Paul . . .Laurie Brown .Sharon Eggleston ......Cathy Todd -64- KNEELING: D. Murphy, M. Dahn, E, Samuels. SEATED: R. Crumb, J. Stores, S. Hogg, D. Halloran, J. Totter, D. Harmon. C. Russock. S. Dart. B. Ogden. STANDING: C. Dewey. M. Ames, D. Leland. M. Mundt, P. Spennachio. P. Henshaw. C. Benedict. D. Charles. B. Eggleston. D. Blum. J. Howe, P. Stafford. F. T. A. The F.T.A. is a relatively new group, having completed only its second year under the leadership of its advisors, Mrs. Jones and Mr. Gable. Included in the years activities were lectures by out-of-town teachers, a visit to Cortland State Teachers College, meetings with F.T.A. s in neighboring towns, and a two-week period in which mem- bers observed and taught the classes of their choice. OFFICERS President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . . .Martha Ames Carolee Russock Josephine Howe . Philip Henshaw Advisor MR. GABLE 65- DEBATE Advisor MR. HOWES «1W o ei C ' E9S e Resolved: tliat the United States should promote a Common Market for the Western Hemisphere. We. of the Affirmative, would like to define the terms as such ... The Debate Club, armed with a strong topic for the 1962-63 season, was severely hampered by a small membership. The loss of six varsity de- baters last year depleted the club of experienced members. But with the help of Mr. Howes, faculty coach, and Messrs. Richard Braun and Edward Zachary of Colgate University the club was able to enter teams in tou rnaments at Schenievus, Norwich, Whitesboro and Monticello. OFFICERS President . . . Vice-President Secretaries . James Woodruff , . . . .Dilys Blum . . .Laurie Brown Bonnie Eggleston -66 PRESS CLUB r J Te0: ' F‘ ch ' The Press Club, under the able leadership of its advisor. Miss Faucette, spent an active year covering school news and activities. Aside from editing and reporting on school sports, the organization covered musical events and class and faculty activities. These news items were often published in the local paper. In May representatives attended the Press Club Conference in Utica. The trip proved to be a valuable experience to all. The group also published a school paper. Advisor MISS FAUCETTE OFFICERS President........................ .Gary Jacquay Vice-President......................Carol Hoben Secretary-Treasurer.............Bonnie Eggleston -67- Mad Scientist Big Date Chemistry Lab? KNEELING: T. Frawley, D. Moore, T. Keefe, M. Hickey. T. Shafer, R. Birch. D. Hodge, E. Dahn. J. Fitchen, J. Giordano. F. Farnsworth. U Briggs. J. Sastri. D. Charles. M. Wells, F. Chase, J. Ray, J. Murphy. B. Lamb (Manager). STANDING: J. Oates. A. Thayer. S. Vogel, E. Excell, E. Reuter, B. Dewey, D. Davey, E. Buterbaugh. S. Totten, C. Lynch, T. Reinwald, S. Wilder, P. Henshaw, P. Donovan, J. Murphy, B. Lamb, B. White, G. Williams, C. Benedict, L Mackey, M. Mordus, R. Capirci, R. Safford, T. Cook, Coach Moore, Coach McKay. FOOTBALL On September 1, about forty football hopefuls reported for the first practice. The majority of these were freshmen, sophomores, and first year men. The inexperience of this team was evident in their opener with Sherburne. The Emeralds lost 21-0, but they gained valuable experience which helped them to defeat Central Square and Waterville. The next opponent for the Hamilton eleven was the powerful N. Y. Mills Marauders. Although the Emeralds were completely out-manned, they refused to give up, scored on a sustained drive in the second half, and gave the opposition a run for its money. The game wjth Clinton was a real heartbreaker. The Emeralds rolled up more than 20 first downs, while holding Clinton to only five. However, the Emeralds could put together only one scoring drive and with seconds remaining in the game the teams were deadlocked at a 6-6 tie. Recovering a fumble on the 19 yard line, Clinton kicked the first field goal in Center State Conference history to win 9-6. After a scoreless first half, Richfield Springs proved too much for the Greenies and they went down in defeat, 20-0. However, with characteristic determination, they rebounded and defeated West Winfield and Sauquoit. finishing the season with a 4-4 record. The outstanding coaching of Mr. Walter Moore and Mr. David McKay, backed up by the spirit and determination of the team, made the season a memorable one for all. -70- Coaches Moore and McKay THE RECORD Hami lton 0 Sherburne Hamilton 19 Central Sq. Hamilton 19 Waterville Hami lton 7 N. Y. Mills Hamilton 6 Clinton Hamilton 0 Richfield Sp. Hamilton 15 W. Winfield Hamilton 13 Sauquoit Captain John Fitchen Center Tom Reinwald Halfback Eric Dahn Quarterback John Fitchen Tackle Steve Totten Center Ed Buterbaugh End Dick Moore -71- End Bob White Guard Ed Reuter T. Cook (Manager), D. Davey, R. Holmes, B. Lamb, R. Jones, P. Feitsma, Coach Mlasgar, D. Moore, H. Brown, C. Lynch, B. Dewey, S. Jones, B. Lamb (Manager), R. Cook (Manager). Coach Mlasgar VARSITY BASKETBALL The Emerald Cagers, under the fine coaching of Mr. Mlasgar, completed another successful year. With Dick Moore and Bob Holmes the only players returning from last year, the team lacked experience, but it was seldom evident. The Greenies showed great determination and a strong desire to win. Much of the team's success was due to the fine shooting of Blake Lamb, Harry Brown, Bob Holmes, and Rich Jones, and the aggressiveness of Dick Moore. Pete Feitsma, Bruce Dewey, Steve Jones, Dan Davey, and Chris Lynch also played a great deal and the strong depth which the team had, brought home many of the victories. Co-captains Pete Feitsma and Dick Moore were the only seniors on the team. Therefore, with the valuable experience obtained this year, and under the excellent coaching of Mr. Mlasgar, the Hamilton Emeralds should boast an eighth straight winning season for the coming year. Co-Captains Feitsma and Moore -74- S' Pete SENIORS Dick THE RECORD Hamilton 75 Hamilton 53 Hamilton 67 Hamilton 56 Hamilton 40 Hamilton 71 Hamilton 67 Hamilton 76 Hamilton 52 Hamilton 62 Hamilton 66 Richfield 81 Sherburne 43 Sauquoit 60 Clinton 39 Cooper st own 56 Waterville 59 W. Winfield 57 N. Y. Mills 59 Richfield 50 Clinton 56 Sherburne 72 KNEELING: R. Birch, J. Giordano, L. Briggs. D. Berkey, L. Davey, a Reinwald, J. Whipple. STANDING: A. Thayer, G. Williams, D. Marcellus, M. Hickey. G. Brustad, R. Capirci, Coach Kiely. J. V. BASKETBALL THE RECORD Hamilton 31 Richfield 26 Hamilton 49 Sherburne 33 Hamilton 41 Sauquoit 44 Hamilton 25 Clinton 42 Hamilton 32 Cooperstown 31 Hamilton 23 Waterville 41 Hamilton 40 W. Winfield 26 Hamilton 30 N. Y. Mills 38 Hamilton 24 Richfield 31 Hamilton 39 Clinton 42 Hamilton 42 Sherburne 50 The Little Greenies under their new coach, Mr. Leo Kiely. were able to get off to a fast start and found themselves in the victory column in their first two games. However, lack of experience and heighth became an evident factor in the defeats the Junior Varsity had scattered through- out the rest of the season. The scoring of Gary Williams, Mike Hickey and Royce Birch, the rebounding of George Brustad and Alan Thayer, and the playmaking of Rick Capirci and Dave Berkey were all high-lights of the season. The desire and potential shown by this year’s team, combined with the fact that most of the players are returning, makes next year’s team one to look forward to. -76' KNEELING: J. Potter, J. Bash, T. Esch, P, Sacco, T. Shafer, E. Dahn, F. Chase, J. Fitchen, C. Bene- dict, P. Donovan. P. Henshaw. STANDING: G. Carkey. D. Wallace, M. Jones, A. Morgan. J. Connors. C. Benedict, R. Safford, F. Farnsworth, R. Irish. Coach Boyer Co-captains Dahn and Fitchen WRESTLING The Wrestling Team, under its new coach, Mr. Boyer, had a rewarding, if not winning season. The team was larger than in former years, and there were many freshmen, sophomores, and juniors who will be back next year. The team looked its best against V. V.S. when they defeated the Tri-Valley league opponent 31 to 8. The Sauquoit match, too, was a stunning victory with the Hamilton Grapplers on top 33 to 6. Co-captains Eric Dahn and John Fitchen will be missed next year, but first-stringers Pete Sacco. Tom Shafer, Buzz Chase, Leonard Mackey, Clyde Benedict, Terry Esch, Mike Sherman, and Phil Henshaw will all be back to fill up the gaps. -78- - ’ t 36 24 8 32 IS 3 Hamilton Hamilton Hamilton Hamilton Hamilton Hamilton 10 Sherburne 20 Cooperstown 31 V. V. S. 6 Richfield 33 Sauquoit 33 Sherburne THE RECORD FIRST ROW: M. Merkt, S. Loop, J. Gannon. SECOND ROW: D. Leland, C, Russock, C, Paul (Captain). LAST ROW: S. Adams. GIRLS’ SPORTS COUNCIL KNEELING: R. Trudeau. C. Jones. B. LaGreca. SEATED: M. Miner, J. Snitchler, M. Merkt, A. Peach, T. Kistler. STANDING: M. Shafer, C. Purdy, R. Abbott. G. Muller, S. Eaves, L Ray, J. Albro, B. Warren. J. Snitchler. The Girls’ Sports Council represents grades 7-12 in Physical Education. The girls are chosen on an elective basis, and the officers this year are; President, Laurie Brown; Vice-President, Betty War- ren and Secretary-Treasurer, Roberta Snitchler. The purpose of the G.S.C. is to organize and plan the girls' athletic program. This includes intramural sports, playdays and fund raising to further the activities of the Council. This year the G.S.C. hoped to get every girl in grades 7-12 interested in sports and as a result the interest greatly increased. -81- Miss Hodge FIRST ROW: S. Hotaling, C. Woods, A. Hotaling, J. Trudeau, M Merkt, C. Russock, J. Stores, T. Keefe, S. Haight. SECOND ROW: N. Morgan, G. Totten, F. Thorpe, S. Snyder, B. Warren, T. Waters, T. Kistler, C Dewey. R. Crumb. LAST ROW: R. Dash. K. McGregor, D. Halloran. M. Jones, P. Muller. S. Jones, B. Getchonis, B. Totten, S. Burstein. BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: A. Hotaling, M. Merkt, C. Russock, S. Hotaling, B. Ogden. SECOND ROW: D. Leland, J. Trudeau, C. Dewey, R. Crumb, B. Warren. T. Waters, L. Gunn. LAST ROW: S. Marcellus, M. Jones, P. Muller, K. McGregor, G. Muller, S. Jones. GIRLS’ INTRAMURALS HOCKEY -82- PATRONS -83- WE GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGE . . . Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Abbott Mr. and Mrs. Alton M. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Eugene T. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Robert Albrecht Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Ames Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Walter Appleford Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. William Askew Mr. and Mrs. Homer Baker Mr. and Mrs. William Baltusnik Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Bancroft Mr. and Mrs. Howard Barber Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Bash Mr. and Mrs. Paul Benedict Mr. and Mrs. Donald Berkey Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Berlind Mrs. Alice Berrien Mr. and Mrs. Morris Bjorkman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blackmore Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blackton Mr. and Mrs. Lester Blum Mr. Willard Boyer Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Herman Brautigam Mr. and Mrs. Walter Briggs Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Brown Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brown Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brustad Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Burgess Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Burgess Mrs. Ethel Burke Mrs. Elizabeth Buser Mr. and Mrs. Howard Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Carroccio Miss Benedetta Carroccio Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Carroccio Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chaphe -84- Mr. and Mrs. John Charles Mrs. C. O. Coburn Miss Elizabeth Coburn Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crumb Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Crumb Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dahn Mr. and Mrs. James Dalgety Mrs. Francelia Danehy Mrs. Doris Davenport Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dewey Mr. and Mrs. James Dickinson Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Downie Mr. and Mrs. C. Eccleston Mrs. Francis Eggleston Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Elliott Mr. and Mrs. George Estabrooks Mr. and Mrs. Harold Evans Mr. and Mrs. William Everts Miss Isabelle Faucette Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Far man Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Fisher Mr. and Mrs. John Fitchen III Mrs. Elizabeth Fitzpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fleming Mrs. Mollie Frawley Miss Eunice Gardner Mrs. Howard Gazlay Miss Phoebe Gaylord Mr. and Mrs. Paul Garrison Mr. and Mrs. Robert German Mr. and Mrs. A. Getchonis Mr. and Mrs. N. Giampetruzzi Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Giordano Mr. and Mrs. William Griffith Mrs. Helen Gunn Reverend and Mrs. Hadley Miss Prudence Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hahnle Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Helmer Mr. Osborne Hess Mr. and Mrs. C L. 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