Heuvelton Central High School - Heuveltonian Yearbook (Heuvelton, NY)

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TIMOTHY WHITEFORD Timbo Class Secretary 1; Band 1-lj.; Chorus I-I4.; Operetta 1; Dance Band 3» Quartet 1 -j Mu Alpha 2; Baseball 1,2,14.; Track 1-1).; Cross Country 1,2,1;.; Volleyball 2; Football 1;.; Student Council 3; Assistant Typing Edi- tor Yearbook ij.. JOHN WILLARD Moose F.F.A. 3» Basketball 1-3» Baseball 1-3» Soccer 1; Football 3» Track 2,3» Year- book if. yearbook 1 6 Front Row: Northrup, Typist; Bishop, Book Sales; Burcume, Typist; Curry,Ass‘t. Business Manager; Murdock, Business Manager; Willard, Book Sales; Buck,Art Ed,; Whiteford, Assft. Typing Ed.; Chambers, Book Sales; Mayhew, Ad. Layout. Second Row: Klock, Typing; Bayne, Fuller, Todd, Typing Editor.

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, MARY NORTHRUP Mickey Library Club 1,2,3; Newspaper Club 1,2; P.H.A. 2,3» F.H.A. Treasurer 4» Chorus3 4» Girls Sports 1,2,3; Yearbook 4« JOHN REED Spook F.P.A. 3; Operetta 1; Student Council 4 Soccer 1; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1,4 Yearbook Sports Editor 1|.. KEITH TODD Toddie Class Vice-President 2,3 Class Treasur- er 1; Football 4» Baseball 4» Radio Club 4» Yearbook Typing Editor 4» N.H.S. 2,4« SANDRA TTJLLEY Sandy Cheerleading 1;Student Council 3;Library Club 1-3; Treasurer 2; F.H.A. 3 4 News Reporter I4.; Newspaper Club 3 4» Gossip Column 3; News.Typing Editor 4; Yearbook Assistant Layout Editor 4« 1 5

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CLASS HISTORY oks the Class of ’58 entered the Hoors of H.C.S. in September »5 » we before us four years of work,fun nnd fellowship. In our Freshman year a hi .. school students, we elected: Farl Hartwick, President; James Man- ford Vice President; Dale Ritchie, Treasurer;and Timothy Whiteford,Sec- retary. Miss Hartman was our class advisor In our Sophomore year our class offices were aptly filled by Kath- leen Madill, President; Keith Todd, Vice President; Barbara Murphy, Sec- retary; Roger Ferris,Treasurer; with Mr. Morgan as our class advisor. We supplemented our class treasury by selling ice cream at the basketball games. The big event of the year was the class picnic. As Juniors we experienced a full and eventful year. For our class of- ficers we elected Barbara Murphy,Pre- sident; Keith Todd, Vice President; Carol Browning, Secretary; and James Morgan, Treasurer. Mr. James was our class advisor. When the time came to chose our class rings, that once in a life-time thrill by the whole class. was experienced The profit from the sale of Christmas cards and the sale of soft drinks at the basketball games financed our class projects.Our prom,with the theme of Canadian Sun- set , was the highlight of the year's activities. Bob Young and Catherine La Forty reigned as King and Queen, while Bill Crowner and Karen Badger were the Prince and Princess. September 58 found us entering our final year of high school. The first item on a crowded agenda wasthe election of Carol Browning as class President;Susanne Todd,VicePresident; Brenda Bayne, Secretary;James Morgan Treasurer,with Mrs.Armstrong and Mr. Shannon as our class advisors. To raise funds for our class to Washing- ton, D.C., we embarked on a series of projects such as; selling soft drinks at the basketball games, selling all occasion cards and putting on suppers and food sales. Tired, but happy,we returned from Washington to prepare for the climax of our high school life, graduation, on the night of June twen- ty fourth we received that all impor- tant diploma. We now face the world with memories of the past and with sn eye to the future. ront Row: Murphy, Lit.Ed.; Reed,Manford, Club-Sports Editors; Morgan,Pho- ,°S ®Phy; Todd, Editor-in-Chief; Madill, Photography Ed.; Browning,Ass'tEd. n-Chief. Second Row: Ceufield, Tulley, Lay-Out; Cutwey,Photography;Good- 30n’ Club-Sports Ed. Absent: Advisors Armstrong, Shannon, Stitt,