Henderson Central School - Hilltop Highlights Yearbook (Henderson, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1964 volume:

HILLTOP HIGHLIGHTS HENDERSON CENTRAL SCHOOL HENDERSON, NEW YORK FOREWORD In this, the second yearbook of Henderson Central School, you will find some of the highlights of 1963-1964. The final basketball game with Belleville, the Senior trip, the All-County Concert, all can be recalled by a picture and a word. And so it is hoped that each of you will find here something which will bring back an es- pecially warm memory. The response to the first yearbook was gratifying. From the mis- takes and successes made then we have gained knowledge, and we sincerely hope that you will find this issue even better. The Staff 2 YEARBOOK STAFF F RONT ROW: M. Nichols, Secretary; J. Ramsdell, C. Billings, Copy Editor; C. Edwards, N. Grandjean, S. Wendell, P. Rhodes, SECOND ROW: Mr. Lamb, Advisor; A. Besaw, Editor; L. Phillips, photo editor; L. Ramsdell, V. Stuckey, J. Vorce, business manager; H. Laird, THIRD ROW: S. Ramsdell, J. Moore, G. Nichols, E. DeLaVergne, P. Greer. 4 DEDICATION CLIFFORD W. WHEELER Waving a towel over his head, his red socks flashing, a man shouts encourage- ment to his team. Who else could it be but Coach Wheeler who has enlivined his science classes for years with his tales of World War 2. Seriously, however, the yearbook staff of 1964 is proud to dedicate Volume II of Hilltop Highlights to Coach who does a remarkable job of enriching our minds and our bodies through informative classes and friendly, competitive sports. 5 FRONT ROW: Mrs. Truman Moore; Mrs. Grant Shaver, President; Gordon Benjamin, Vice president. STANDING: Truman Whitney; Raymond Fishel. BOARD OF EDUCATION SEATED: Melva Shearer, Mathematics; Virginia Adams, Homemaking; Marion Stevens, English; Jessie Horton, Nurse; Iliana Niciu, Science. STANDING: Clifford Wheeler, Science and Physical Education; Robert Wagner, Music; Gladys Montague, Secretary; Louise White- head, Business; Catherine Brown, Languages; Charles Casler, Driver Education; Kenneth Himeisen, Social Studies. FACULTY SEATED: Kathryn Stevens, Grade 1; Catherine Heath, Grade 4; Jean Hess, Kindergarten; Blanche Fishel, Grade 2; Marian Lamb, Art. STANDING: Robert Walker, Grade 6; Clayton Hyde, Grade 5; Ruth Mereand, Grade 3; Kenneth Lamb, Principal; James Welsh, Industrial Arts. COOKS: Jean Shutts, Madeline Scott, Doris Green. STAFF BUS DRIVERS AND CUSTODIANS: Howard Benjamin, Edwin VanAlstyne, Ross Nichols, James Rounds, Daniel Ramsdell. Inset: Clifford Burr. ix...................U 1 Open a little wider, Miss Binaxas seems to be saying. But we'll wager she's thinking Missy Quimby has all the makings of a first rate cheerleader. If you have nine sons in a row, Baseball teams make money, you know might be Mrs. Pope's motto. So do basketball teams, especially if there is a cheerleader member of die family. 10 PATRICIA L. BABCOCK Pat Majors: Homemaking, Science, Mathe- matics Student Council 4; Senior Play; Speak- ing Contest; Council Secretary 4; Girls' Choms 1,2, 3, 4; All-county 1; Spring Carnival 1,2; Cheerleading J. V. 1,2; Varsity 4. Plans: Attend C. C. B. 1. Laugh yourself into stitches. ALICE M. BESAW Buck Majors: Mathematics, Business Girls' Chorus 1,2,3; Senior Band 1, 2, 3,4; Student Council 4; Coun- cil Treasurer 4; Girls' Sports 1,2, 3, 4; H. C. S. Roundup 4; Senior Play 4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Yearbook Editor 4; All-county Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Speaking Contest 1, 2, 3, 4; Sectionals 4; Pep Club 3; Sports Carnival 2, 3. Plans: Attend R. B. I. The best of healers is good cheer. PATRICIA BRETT Pat Major: Homemaking Class Reporter 2,3,4; Girls' Choms 1,4; Band 1; Basketball 3; Pep Club 3; Senior Play 4; H. C. S. Roundup 4. Plans: Practical Nursing School Tis good to be merry and wise. JAMES BURR Jim Majors: Mathematics, Science All-county 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Boys' Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Sectionals 4; Boys' Sports 1,2,3, 4; Senior Play 4; Speaking Contest 2. Plans: Attend Oswego University In thy face I see the map of honor, truth and loyalty. 12 GEORGE CLARK Major: Mathematics Wrestling 1,2. Plans: Entering the service He hath a heart as sound as a bell. DAVID CORNWALL Dave Majors: Industrial Arts, Business Student Council 3,4; Student Council Pres. 4; Boys' Chorus 3,4; Bas- ketball 1,2, 3, 4; Soccer 2,3,4; Football 1; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4. • Plans: Watertown Business School Men of few words are best known. JOHN A. DITCH Jack Majors: Industrial Arts, Business Boys' Chorus 3,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Soccer 4; Baseball 2,3,4. Plans: Attending Morrisville College to study Business administration Better late than never. GARY C. FLAGG Flagger Majors: Industrial Arts, Business Boys' Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; All County Chorus 3,4; Football 1; Soccer 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2,3; Softball 1, 2; Senior Play 4. Plans: Attend Morrisville He's a sure card. 13 MARY E. HESS Stumper Majors: Mathematics, Business Class Secretary 1,2, 3, 4; All-County Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Sports 1,2,3; Senior Play 4. Plans: Attend Business College There's language in her eye, her cheek, her lip. MILLINIE A. NICHOLS Me Ann Majors: Business, Homemaking Yearbook Staff 4; Yearbook Secretary 4; H. C. S. Roundup 4; Senior Band 1,2, 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 1,2,3; Senior Play 4. Plans: Attend R. B. I. A good heart's worth gold. LINDA PHILLIPS Lou Lou Majors: Home making, Business Class reporter 1; Girls' Chorus 2, 3; Sports 1,2, 3, 4; H. C. S. Roundup 4; Senior Play 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Yearbook Photograph Editor 4. Plans: Attend Harper Beauty School What is well done is done soon enough. GARY RICHMOND Rich Majors: Mathematics Senior Band 1,2, 3, 4; Boys' Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; All County Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2,3, 4; Soccer 2,3,4; Football 1; Senior Play 4. Plans: Attend Morrisville The little foolery that wise men have makes a great show. 14 DAVID ROOF Dave Majors: Mathematics, Science Student Council 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council Vice President 4; Sports 1,2, 3,4; Senior Play 4. Plans: Enter College A man he seems of cheerful yester- days and confident tomorrows. ROBERT SHEARER Bob Majors: Mathematics, Science Class President 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Senior Band 1,2; Boys' Chorus 1; Soccer 2,3,4; Football 1; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Speaking Contest 1, 2; Honor Society 2, 3, 4. Plans: Attend College ' I do not understand; I pause; I examine. JOAN VORCE Joanie Majors: Homemaking, Business Yearbook Staff 4; Yearbook Business Manager 4; H. C. S. Roundup 4; Class Vice President 1; Class President 2; Senior Play 4. Plans: Attend C. C. B. I. Fair words never hurt the tongue. HIGHLIGHTS FROM domiH CLASS HISTORY On a bright September morning in 1951, twenty-three kindergartners became Mrs. Hess's little darlings. Not only were the doors opening into a new world for the children but also for our new principal, Mr. Lamb. Even though Jack Ditch frightened Mrs. Hess into a new early gray hairs by getting paint in his eye, she was able to advance us to first grade and Miss Stevens. No major catastrophes happened in first grade except that Gary Richmond knocked out Alice Besaw's two front teeth. Mrs. Vorce was next in line. That year we were the stars of the May Day program. Nancy David, who is now in Belleville, was the queen. Mrs. Vorce had a canary that used to fly around the room and sometimes his presence was felt on our heads. By the time we were ready to enter third grade with Mrs. Bonnett, who is now Mrs. Heath, we had lost a few members and also gained a few. Nancy Rathbun, Bob Shearer, and Pat Kennedy were now in our happy clan. Another surprise was awaiting us when Mrs. Bonnett introduced us to Pat Babcock and Linda Phillips who would now be in our class. Third grade was our first year in the lunch room and we created quite a problem by always losing our lunch tickets. By the time we were fourth graders, Mrs. Bonnett had taught us how to add, subtract, multiply and divide quite rapidly. Mary Hess and Mary Collins also decided to join our class that year just so they could take part in the fourth grade Halloween Play. Before we knew it Mrs. Montague had taken full charge of us as fifth graders. She kept us busy that year making parts-of-spcech booklets. We thought we knew all this until Mrs. Stevens asked us the difference be- tween a noun and verb! When we were sixth graders we had the honor of being upstairs. We were the first class ever to be moved upstairs before seventh grade. Mrs. Mereand was our new teacher. Our sixth year was very eventful. It began by Gary Flagg's joining our class. The next events that followed were the Science Fair in Watertown, an International Dinner that our parents attended, and a play following entitled No Suit for Bill. The highlight of the play was Bob Shearer with Mary Hess's suit on! We were now entering junior high and had the feeling of seniors. Upon entering seventh grade, we became Mrs. Shearer's dimpled darlings and Mr. Rice's favorite history students. Mrs. Stevens though she would have to be our homeroom teacher for two years, but Mr. Miller rescued her from that strenuous task in the eighth grade. At last we were Freshmen and Mr. Lamb was the only person brave enough to become our class advisor. During the year we had many fudge and cookie sales in preparation for our senior trip. We were now the Class of 64. In our Sophomore year as a money making venture we bombarded the town with H. C. S. Cook Books. Any- one who was dissatisfied with a cook book could always give it to the Sophomore paper drive. During our Sophomore year Coach Wheeler kept our biology classes alive with World War II stories. Our Junior year began w'ith a new face added to the faculty. It was none other than our beloved red-head, Mrs. Pope. George Clark also came to join us. We started our class activities with an overwhelming sale of stationery. Then came the choosing of class rings. They were what most every junior received for Christmas that year. Our next big event was our Junior Prom, Moonlight and Roses. Never will we forget the cookies, cream cheese, sandwiches, and punch that were left over. It was the punch that helped the boys win the Spring Carnival! At last we were Seniors! Our year started with a gigantic magazine campaign. Linda Phillips was our top salesgirl. After our campaign was over we all celebrated with a hayride at which Johnny Whitney presided with a tractor and wagon. A certain person's garden was missing a few tomatoes for this event and our English teacher's would have been but between having lights on and Gary and Jim seeing a skunk we couldn't find it. Next on our program was the Senior Play, The Sky's the Limit. Mrs. Stevens directed us through many practices and helped make our play a big success. As our yearbook goes to press we are awaiting our senior trip. We are now' sixteen in number. There will be many happy memories from good old H. C. S. that we will take with us in June. We wish to thank Mr. Lamb, the Faculty, and the Staff for making these last thirteen years of our lives some of the best that we will ever hope to have. The Class of 64 FRONT ROW: P. Rhodes, S. Wendell, C. Edwards, S. Ramsdell, N. Grandjean, C. Billings, N. Rathbun. SECOND ROW: N. Kurtz, E. DeLaVergne. S. Vroman, Mr. Himeisen, P. Reed, L. Ramsdell, N. Hamilton, B. Clark. THIRD ROW: P. Ouimby, W. Crowder, C. Glessing, J. Basar, J. Rathbun, D. Cornwall, H. Laird. G R A D E E L E V E N FRONT ROW: J. Fargo, J. Ramsdell, V. Briggs, F. Jones, M. Young, F. Edwards, S. Nichols. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Shearer, G. Jareo, R. Henchen, S. Seymour, P. Greer, J. Moore, J. Whitney, J. McCarthy. THIRD ROW: H. LaRock, R. Reed, G. Nichols, R. Kurtz, M. O'Donnell, D. Babcock, D. Richardson, P. Babcock, R. Babcock. G R A D E T E N FRONT ROW: E. Moore, M. Vioman, L. Vorce, S. Ramsdell, V. Stuckey, J. Flagg, K. Lane, SECOND ROW: L. Englert, G. Smith, J. Basar, Mrs. Whitehead, R. Whitton, G. Lennox, M. Fleury, G. Britton. THIRD ROW: L. Crowder, J. Benjamip, N. Lamb, A. Yerden, J. Gilligan, D. Vorce, G. Richardson, R. Hess, S. Shaver. FRONT ROW: R. Sturtz, L. Laird, K. Bennett, M. Fargo, C. Irwin, V. Larmon, C. Jareo, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Stevens, L. Whitney, S. Shear, M. Billings, G. Lane, D. Burr, E. Yerden. THIRD ROW: J. Maitland, J. Babcock, C. Peterson, R. Sliter, G. Rhodes, S. Quimby. FRONT ROW: G. Rhodes, B. Murray, L. Lane, C. Larmon, B. Nichols, M. Whitney, B. De- Lancett. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Stevens, W. Laird, P. Clark, C. Fleury, L. Reed, J. Richardson, R. Fleury, J. Brett, G. McCarthy. THIRD ROW: A. Wilson, D. Briggs, J. Schraenkler, G. Wendell, T. Vorce, G. Stuckey, H. Hays, E. Whitney, R. Greer, G. Shutts, D. Laird, M. Scott. FRONT ROW: L. Taylor, V. Ramsdell, B. Mylo, J. Whitney, E. Scott, J. Lane, J. Brett. SECOND ROW: M. Lane, P. Scott, D. Henchen, Mr. Walker, P. Brown, L. Shannon, J. Tay- lor. THIRD ROW: C. Sturtz, B. Murray, D. Fargo, M. Lennox, F. Babcock, J. Benjamin, M. Bennett, E. Nolder, N. Kepner. G R A D E S I X FIRST ROW: R. Fargo, R. Hess, M. Demianenko, T. DeLancett, R. Slade. SECOND ROW: J. Giangobbe, C. Murray, D. Whitney, S. Grandjean, C. Shutts, P. Hays, P. Kurtz. THIRD ROW: W. Vorce, L. Villeneuve, D. Briggs, Mr. Hyde, L. Hubbard, D. LaRock, M. Agaciew- ski. FIRST ROW: J. Villeneuve, K. Mylow, G. Scott, M. Taylor. SECOND ROW: L. DeLancett, M. Quimby, K. Demianenko, M. Clark, M. Wilson, D. Pester, B. Taylor. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Heath, J. Richardson, C. Shutts, D. Shutts, M. Maitland, M. Agaciewski, E. McCarthy, D. Flagg. FOURTH ROW: C. Scott, R. Sliter, K. Hubbard, D. Briggs, R. Whitney, B. Ayles, J. Reed. FRONT ROW: J. Besar, V. Whitton, J. Johnston, G. Vorce, K. Lighty, J. Lane, S. Gillette. SECOND ROW: C. Lane, J. Schryver, P. Rice, Mrs. Mereand, D. Briggs, S. Youngs, P. Shutts. THIRD ROW: R. Demianenko, M. McCarthy, K. McGrath, L. Hamm, M. Whitney. FRONT ROW: D. McGrath, M. Jones, L. Stuckey, B. Murray, M. Agaciewski, V. Hoan, B. Babcock. SECOND ROW: R. Whitton, T. Rice, L. Babcock, S. Rice, R. Schryver, K. Waite. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Fishel, R. Richmond, R. Miller, C. Lane, J. Billings, R. Grandjean. FRONT ROW: A. Ditch, M. Lane, T. Fulkerson, T. Taylor, R. Whitton. SECOND ROW: B. Hoan, N. Schryver, M. Mylo, D. Weaver, J. Maitland, C. Schraenkler, K. Brett. THIRD ROW: K. Youngs, J. Reed, S. Grandjean, V. Shutts, L. Shear, W. Hutchinson, P. Rogers. FOURTH ROW: Miss Stevens, V. McGrath, D. Nolder, D. Hutchinson, L. Hamm, G. Lighty, R. Hess. K I N D E R G A R T E N FRONT ROW: M. Mylo, G. Greer, A. Eveleigh, M. Simonton, A. Demianenko. SECOND ROW: K. Whitton, M. Cobb, J. VanBenschoten, Mrs. Hess, B. Roof, D. Waite, S. Hutchinson. THIRD ROW: T. Giangobbe, G. Grandjean, D. Pierce, C. Wetmore, V. Ayles, A. Billings. FOURTH ROW: L. Hamm, C. Wendell, J. Sturtz, W. Scott, T. Nichols, S. Briggs, R. Kurtz. n vi Vj Robert Walker, secretary; Mrs. Richard Billings, program chairman; Mrs. John Richardson, president; Kenneth Lamb, second vice president. PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION Over 30 years of promoting the welfare of children and youth in home, school, church and community. That is the service record of the Henderson Parent-Teacher Association. Year in and year out this organization in an unobtrusive but effective way continues its good works of promoting student health, encouraging the art of public speaking, honoring excellence in the fields of English and good citizenship and, soon to be launched, awarding scholarships to aid local graduates in securing a higher education. In addition to a provocative program the monthly meeting features a business session which includes awarding of attendance banners and last, but in time only, refreshments and good fellowship. Mrs. John Whitney, DeWitt Hubbard Historian first vice president FIRST ROW: E. Moore, J. Fargo, P. Brett, J. Flagg, J. Ramsdell, N. Rathbun, K. Lane. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hyde, S. Ramsdell, N. Hamilton, V. Stuckey, A. Besaw, B. Clark, C. Edwards. THIRD ROW: N. Kurtz, S. Ramsdell, P. Reed, S. Vroman, J. Basar, S. Seymour, E. DeLaVergne, L. Ramsdell, L. Phillips. GIRLS’ SPORTS SOCCER Henderson 3 Belleville 0 Henderson 8 General Brown 0 Henderson 5 Be lie ville 1 Henderson 5 General Brown 0 BASKETBALL Henderson 30 Be lleville 8 Henderson 22 Belleville 17 28 VARSITY: P. Babcock, S. Ramsdell, M. Hess, B. Clark, ty. Kurtz. CHEERLEADERS JUNIOR VARSITY: J. Flagg, J. Basar, F. Edwards, J. Ramsdell. 29 FRONT ROW: W. Laird, S. Shaver, H. Laird, J. Whitney, R. Babcock, G. Shutts. SECOND ROW: Mr. Wheeler, D. Cornwall, H. LaRock, G. Flagg, R. Reed, L. Englert, G. Smith. THIRD ROW: D. Laird, J. Benjamin, G. Richmond, W. Crowder, R. Kurtz, G. Richardson, J. Burr, G. Lennox, R. Hess. FOURTH ROW: D. Cornwall, N. Lamb, R. Shearer, J. Ditch, A. Yerden, J. Gilligan, C. Glessing, J. Rathbun, M. O'Donnell, D. Roof. Henderson 4 SOCCER Captain, Gary Flagg Manns ville 1 Henderson 2 Watertown 6 Henderson 1 Cape Vincent 1 (tie) Henderson 6 Chaumont 1 Henderson 3 LaFargeville 1 Henderson 1 Indian River 2 Henderson 1 LaFargeville 0 League Play-offs Henderson 3 Watertown 4 League Play-offs Won 4 Lost 3 Tied 1 FRONT ROW: D. Cornwall, J. Benjamin, J. Whitney, G. Flagg, R. Hess, G. Smith. SECOND ROW: R. Reed, J. Burr, N. Lamb, G. Nichols, G. Richmond, R. Babcock. THIRD ROW: Mr. Wheeler, G. Richard- son, R. Shearer, J. Gilligan, A. Yerden, D. Roof, D. Cornwall. BASEBALL Henderson Henderson 11 14 1963 RECORD Chaumont Cape Vincent 4 4 Henderson 0 LaFargeville 4 Henderson 12 Belleville 11 Henderson 23 Mannsville 7 Henderson 10 Belleville 4 Henderson 1 League Play-offs LaFargeville 10 Henderson 3 League Play-offs Pulaski 10 Sectional Play-offs (Won 5 Lost 3) STANDING: J. Ditch, J. Rathbun, D. Cornwall, J. Burr, P. Quimby, D. Cornwall, G. Flagg, G. Richmond, D. Roof, R. Shearer, A. Yerden. KNEELING: Mr. Wheeler. VARSITY BASKETBALL Henderson 85 Redwood 64 Henderson 92 Chaumont 50 Henderson 70 LaFargeville 44 Henderson 92 Manns ville 27 Henderson 59 Christmas Tournament Chaumont 34 Henderson 54 Christmas Tournament Belleville 73 Henderson 46 Alexandria Bay 59 Henderson 51 Cape Vincent 68 Henderson 62 Belleville 56 Henderson 68 Redwood 55 Henderson 68 Chaumont 48 Henderson 50 Mannsville 48 Henderson 74 Alexandria Bay 70 Henderson 84 La Fargeville 59 Henderson 54 Cape Vincent 72 Henderson 51 Belleville 70 32 FRONT ROW: S. Shaver, L. Englert, R. Babcock, J. Benjamin, G J. Whitney H. Laird. STANDING: Mr. Wheeler, D. Babcock, N. M. O'Donnell, R. Kurtz, G. Nichols, R. Reed, P. Babcock. Lennox, H. LaRock, R. Lamb, G. Richardson, J. Hess, G. Smith, Basar, J. Gilligan, JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Henderson 38 Henderson 42 Henderson 43 Henderson 26 Henderson 38 Henderson 38 Henderson 34 Henderson 55 Henderson 51 Henderson 26 Henderson 37 Henderson 64 Henderson 37 Henderson 26 Redwood 24 Chaumont 36 LaFargeville 33 Manns ville 27 Alexandria Bay 29 Cape Vincent 29 Belleville 26 Redwood 18 Chaumont 30 Manns ville 27 Alexandria Bay 23 LaFargeville 50 Cape Vincent 26 Belleville 39 33 FRONT ROW: F. Phillips, J. Whitney, W. Dunbar, A. Maitland, J. Burr, SECOND ROW: G. Flagg, J- Bewaw, R. Gilbert, A. Yerden, R. Shearer, D. Hess, G. Richmond. 1963 SECTIONAL BASKETBALL For the third straight year the Henderson Blue Devils, under the guidance of Coach Cliff Wheeler, reached the finals in the Class D division of the Section III Tournament of Champions. The high flying Henderson quint posted A 13-4 record before going into the Section III finals and finished in the Frontier League B Division as well as second in the B Division play-offs. Henderson was crowned North area D Champions as a re- sult of wins over Glenfield 48-33, and Lyons Falls by a 46-34 score. However, the Henderson squad failed in their third attempt to win the Class D sectional title as they lost to Oppenheim Central School by a 47-28 score. The team was in the game for three quarters and even led early in the third period. The winners shot very well in last half, while the locals couldn't seem to hit and as a result lost the lead and the ball game. John Whitney led Henderson in scoring with 11 points as seniors Captain Bill Dunbar, Frank Phillips, Allen Maitland, and Whitney played their last ball game for the Blue Devils. John Besaw and Ray Gilbert were reserve seniors who saw thier last action for the Henderson team. The fine Henderson club made a total of 966 points in the 18 games played with an average of 53. 7 per game. Meanwhile, the locals held their opponents to a 43. 4 point average. James Burr was high scorer for the team with 293 points and john Whitney followed closely with 251. Frank Phillips contributed 147, Allen Maitland 97, John Besaw 75, Bill Dunbar 66, Art Yerden 15, and Ray Gilbert 14. FR°NT R°W: N. Brandjean, M. Billings, K. Bennett, J. Moore, A. Besaw. SECOND ROW: M. Nichols, I. RnwdF nNi' Rathbun P Hays, M Bennett, J. Brett, R. Hess, V. Briggs, R. Sliter, F. Edwards. THIRD ROW: E DeLaVergne, P. Greer, L. Englert, J. Burr, G. Wendell, M. Scott, D. Babcock, R. Babcock, S. Shaver, D. Briggs, P. Babcock, . Shraenkler, L. Shannon, N. Lamb. STANDING: Mr. Wagner, S. Wendell G. Richmond, D. Cornwall, G. Shutts, L. Crowder. 6 ’ FRONT ROW: P. Hays, P. Kurtz, L. Laird, M. Agaciewski, B. DeLancett, K. Bennett. SECOND ROW: D Briggs, B. Mylo, L DeLancett, T. DeLancett, M. Scott, R. Hess, G. Wendell, M. Bennett, J. Brett, D. Briggs, B. Murray, J. Shraenkler, L. Shannon. STANDING: G. Shutts, Mr. Wagner s R C H O R U S FRONT ROW: B. Nichols, P. Rhodes, K. Bennett, C. Irwin, E. Yerden, G. Shutts, G. Wendell, L. Crowder, E. Whitney, C. Jareo, E. Moore, B. Murray, N. Grandjean, Mr. Wagner. SECOND ROW: P. Brett, F. Ed- wards, S. Wendell, M. Young, G. Lane, R. Greer, T. Vorce, D. Cornwall, H. Hays, G. Smith, N. Rath- bun, M. Hess, J. Richardson, L. Laird. THIRD ROW: L. Whitney, C. Billings, C. Edwards, S. Ramsdell, S. Shear, H. Laird, G. Stuckey, R. Sliter, C. Peterson, P. Babcock, G. Nichols, N. Kurtz, M. Vroman, J. Maitland, J. Ramsdell, J. Fargo. FOURTH ROW: P. Greer, E. DeLaVergne, P. Babcock, S. Vroman, G. Flagg, G. Richmond, J. Burr, J. Ditch, M. O'Donnell, D. Richardson, S. Seymour, S. Ramsdell, L. Rams- dell, V. Stuckey. FRONT ROW: S. Gillette, B. Taylor, J. Basar, V. Whitton, J. Lane, K. Lighty, J. Johnston, G. Vorce, R. Slade, J. Villeneuve, P. Shutts, L. Hamm, K. McCrath, C. Lane, M. McCarthy, M. Whitney, R. Demianenko. SECOND ROW: M. Wilson, L. DeLancett, M. Quimby, K. Demianenko, D. Flagg, P. Rice, S. Grandjean, J. Giangobbe, P. Kurtz, D. Briggs, S. Youngs, J. Reed, K. Mylo, G. Scott, J. Schryver, M. Taylor, R. Fargo. THIRD ROW: D. Pester, C. Murray, P. Hays, D. Whitney, C. Shutts, E. McCarthy, L. Taylor, J. Brett, C. Shutts, M. Demianenko, K. Hubbard, R. Hess, R. Whitney, C. Scott, B. Ayles, T. DeLancett, R. Sliter, N. Kepner. FOURTH ROW: M. Clark, M. Agaciewski, J. Richardson, D. Shutts, M. Maitland, B. Mylo, L. Hubbard, J. Whitney, D. Fargo, P. Brown, L. Shannon, M. Lane, D. Briggs, J. Taylor, E. Nolder, C. Sturtz, D. Briggs, Mr. Wagner. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SEATED: S. Wendell, N. Kurtz, Mr. Lamb, S. Ramsdell, C. Billings STANDING: D. Cornwall, Mrs. Shearer, Mr. Wheeler, Mr. Hirneisen, Mrs. Stevens, R. Shearer. The National Honor Society observed the fifth anniversary of its founding in our school on February 26, 1964. Members of the local Chapter, designated VITA ET SCIENTIA, have participated in the district meetings held at Indian River, Lowville and Carthage. The nucleus of our first yearbook staff was composed of National Honor Society members. Letters on the N. H. S. emblem stand for scholarship, character, service and leadership. An average of 8594 from the time of entering high school is a basic requirement for membership in the society. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED: A. Besaw, N. Kurtz, D. Cornwall, J. Babcock, P. Babcock STANDING: M. Fleury, W. Crowder, Mr. Lamb, D. Roof, J. Whitney. The Student Council exemplifies democratic ideals and practice by fulfilling its purpose of student government through elected representatives. All student activities must be approved in advance by Council action. The Council administers the sale of ice cream and soft drink and serves as a student athletic board. Awards are sponsored by the Student Council for excellence in sports and music. Like- wise each senior receives ten dollard toward his Washington trip expenses. 39 AUTOGRAPHS