Horseheads High School - Equestrian Yearbook (Horseheads, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1957 volume:

N.. Without teamwork i civilizations crumble nog A. L,,, , .xg fs fn ' x f c+ P :G uwnaza aiahaawimw 5' N, Published by Semor Class of Hor seheods Cent ral School I 5 '46 N S P A FIRST CLASS 1956 FJ, J bxfxvfff' Ng! I? N!! Horseheads NY af - N l l X ll , ,, x I l xxx WN l 'iq FS! V1 N Q, I' L -Q ' 1 sf' A 'N A A16 w f I x 5 X H I. XJ Teamwork in the best tradition is exemplified by Mrs. Baldwin helping john Melichar just as she has guided two generations of Horseheads students. n lt is not good that the man should be alone. -Genesis 2:18 TEAMWVORK has been essential to man- kind since the beginning of time. The Chinese symbol for it is pictured here. Yang and Yin, dark and light, are locked in a cirele, each shaped to the other. Thus is represented the C0- operation of opposing factors, man and woman, spiritual and material, Heaven and Earth. Man cannot live alone. God did not intend for him to live alone. Todav that same elusive spirit of getting along spells the dillierence between survival and destruction. This teamwork, cooperation-it means the same however you phrase it-is so vital that civilization is doomed if nations fail to co-exist. In our school life we prepare for our roles as citizens, both national and international, by learning to work together. Here we find coaches and teams pulling together, advisors and oflicers planning together, teachers and students learn- i p together, to acquire the fundamentals and to seek tljuth. XVhen people work together any- thing can be accomplished. And so we should like to picture some of the excellent examples we have found here in our school of this spirit of give and take called TEAMWVORK dication YVe, the class ol 1957, would like to turn the tables now that final marks are near, and hand down a report on a very outstanding English teacher, Mrs. lilaine Sheppard. You plate interest in students at the top ol the list. Your willingness to share our prohlenis and keep our tonlidenees has earned you an A+ rating in this category. Sense ol' humor is a definite qualification lor your prolession, and because you have such an ahundanee, we c'an't grade you anything but excellent. Friendliness is another major cliaraeteristit' and here again, the highest we can giye is IUWJ. Your radiant smile and your Iriendly, yet ladylike manner are appealing to all. Your tlass routine, too, aIi1m1'oat'l1es lmerlettion. Your interest and Varied technique serye to niake the difhcult suhiect, linglish, no less than engrossing. All these attrihutes add up to what we consider an honor teacher. YVe are proud to dedicate this 1957 liquestrian to you Nlrs. Sheppard, our honor teacher. T301 A THANK YOU Board of Education f Mr. Lawrence Shappec President Un hehall ol the stutlent hotly, we would like to salute our lioartl ol' litlut-ation. XVe aren't always aware ol' the services they pro- xitle lor the stutleuts, hut this year the new school, especially, is an outstanding example ol the fine ioh they are doing. The school and the excellent teachers who are ehosen by the lioartl make learning pleasant lor eyery pupil. For this we would like to offer heartfelt thanks antl hope that it will in some small way add to the sraisipa-tim. ol' a joh well clone. This satisfaction is the only recompense lor the hours ol untiring eflort tleyotetl to this job. XVe would also like to express our apprecia- tion to the parents and taxpayers without whose support the new building would have been impossible. Mrs. XValter lmpert Mr. Shirley Peck Mr. Rodney Squiers Mr. Robert Turner Mr. XYilliam Myers, jr. Mr. lnslcy Roy Mr. jairus Treat Mis. XX'illiam XVelles Y' T Judy Hlywa, Mr. Mitchell, Nancy Smith, Rose Boot, Nancy Goodwin, Ed Waner. . ,aff 2.1539 . if MIKE BACON Track 3, 4: Youth County: Debating Society 4. GAIL BAKER Library Club 3, 4: Vice-Presi- dent 3: Student Council 4: Horse Sense feature editor 3, 4: Youth County 3: Usher's Club 3: junior Choir l: junior Play Committee 3: Crowell-Collier and Curtis Awards: Spanish Club 3, 4: Secretary 4. BERNARD BALDWIN Crowell-Collier and Curtis Awards. CLYDE BEARDSLEY Student Council 4: Horse Sense Business Manager 4: junior Play Committee: Youth County: Boy's State Representative: Equestrian Managing Editor 4: Choir 3: National Honor Society 2, 3, 4: President 4: Operetta Cast 3: Art Club 1: Senior Ball Committee. 4 .UA I .. JAMES BENEDICT junior Play Committee isity H I 3 4 C' x s e C lu Opeletta lommtttee 3 L hristmas Page nl Com mittee 3 4 Senior 'Homeroom NANCY BOOR Library Club 3, 4: Horse Sense 3, 4: Editor-in-chief 4: junior Play Committee: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Youth County: Equestrian literary staff: Girl's Glee Club 1: Var- sity Cheerleader 3 4: Nation- al Honor Society 2, 3, 41 Magazine Campaign Chair- man: Crowell-Collier and Curtis Awards: Elmira Col- lege Key 3: D. A. R. Good Citizenship Award 4: Girl's State Representative: Various committees. ROSE BOOR Treasurer of Senior Class: Library Club 3, 4: Student Council l: Horse Sense inquiring Reporter 3: Music Reporter 4: G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Youth County: Equestrian Advertising Editor: Usher's Club: Choir 2, 3, 4: Girl's Glee Club 1: National Honor Society 2, 3: Operetta 2, 3: junior Day Assembly: Maga- zine Campaign Chairman: Crowell-Collier and Curtis Awards: All-State Sectional Choir: Various committees. C riendly chit-chat sets our mood for the day ROSEMARY BRANCH Senior Band 1: Usher's Club: Commercial Club 2: Archery Club 3. Q . PETER BROWVN Varsity Soccer 1 2, 3: Curtis Awards 1, 2: Aeronautics lg Rod ami Gun Club 2: Parley- ing Committee 3: Teen Council 3: Various commit- tees: Transfer Student 4. BONNIE BURMASTER G..-LA. l. 2, 3, 4: Usher's Club 3, 4. SHEILA BURRIS Vit'efl'resident of junior Class: Student Council, l: Horse Sense Reporter 3, 4: junior Play: Youth County: l'sher's Club: Choir 2, 3, 4: junior Choir l: French Club Secretary 3: Operetta 2, Sl: junior Day Assembly: Crowell-Collier and Curtis Awards: Various committees: Double Octet 2, 3: All-State Sectionals 4. 3 I sl if DUANE CARNEGIE J, V. Football l, 23 Varsity Football 3, 43 Track l, 3, 43 lvrestling 23 Youth County: Boy's Stateg Equestrian Senior Iiditorg Varsity H l. 2, 3, 43 National Honor Socie- ty 23 Elmira Telegram School Reporter 43 Cafeteria Com- mittee3 De Molay 3, 43 Various committees. WALTER CARPENTER junior Play Committee3 Youth COLIYILYQ Audio Video 1, 2, 3, 43 Secretary 33 Presi- dent 43 French Club 33 junior Day Assembly3 Crowell-Collier and Curtis Awards. I n Personal Typing JE 9 JAMES CHAPPELL Wrestling 33 junior Play Committee3 F.F.A. 2, 3, 43 Treasurer 43 Senior Ball Committee. class, we manufacture DONALD CHRISTIAN RODNEY CLARK Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Football I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council I3 Varsity H l, 2. 3, 43 Sergeant at Arms 43 Choir 3, 43 Operetta 33 junior Day Assemblyg Co- faptain of Football Team 43 Curtis Award3 Various com- mittecs. PATRICIA CLEVELAND Girl's Sports l, 2, 33 Horse Sense Typist 43 GAA. 1, 2, 33 Vice-President 33 Usher's Clubg Choir l, 2, 3, 43 Oper- ctta 23 Various committees. SANDRA COOK Girls Basketball 3, 43 Horse Sense 3, 43 Feature Editor 33 Senior Class Reporter 43 CAA. 3, 43 Vice-President 4: Equestriam Usher's Club: Choir 3, 43 Cheerleader 43 Mujorettc 33 Leader's Club 3, 43 Operetta 33 Junior Day .ASSCIIIDIYQ Youth Commerce Commission 33 Crowell- Collier and Curtis Awards3 Various committees3 Transfer Student 3. 49119 , gy, is G: KEITH COSTLEY DALE COWAN I4l'Hl1SfCl' Student 4. j. V. Football 43 XVrestling 3, 4: Choir 3, 43 Boy's Glee Club l, 23 Operetta 3, 4. aiiuieaw GYVENN CROFUTT Horse Sense 43 junior Play Committeeg G.A.A. 2, 3: Usher's Club: Choir 2, 3, 4: Three Hearts 2, 3, 41 Cheer- leader 3, 43 Operetta 2, 3: junior Day Assembly: All- State 43 Senior Ball and junior Prom Committees: Various committees. manuscripts for our own amazement RICHARD CUMMINGS Choir 3, 43 Boy's Glee Club l, 2: Operetta 2, 3. Mrs. Cornelius contemplates using the bag method to help a keyboard watcher, Pete Brown. Q., l3 -6' X H3 1 1 JUDITH DAVIES lIsher's Clubg Gir1's Glee Club l, 2: Crowell-Collier and Curtis .Xwardsg Various rouuniltees. ag Gd MA RYLYN DEWVEY Dance band 23 All-State Sectional Orchestra 4: Girl's Sports l, 2, fl, 43 Library Club 3: Horse Sense Music Reporter 3, 43 junior Playp tQ..X..X. l, 2, fl, -lg Youth Cotuityg liquestrian Photo I-lditor -lg I'sher's Club: Choir l. 2, 3, -1: All-State Sectional Choir: Majorette 2. 3, 4: National Honor Society 2: Opcretta 2, 33 Choir zxf' tonipanist 4: Assistant 3: lfuture 'IiC11CllCl'S of America 4: junior Day Assemblv: Senior Ball Co-chairman: Senior Ball Queen: Transfer Student 2. ' . . Q,21.,1w -Q' zefusfrff-'1 at J g ,W ' r MAR? LOU MARIAN EASTWOOD DIFFEINDERFER , , , I sher s Club. Horse Sense 45 Equestrian 41 lfuture 'liC3fllCl'S of America 33 I,atin Club 3: Various conunittccsg 'l'ransfcr Student -l Frantic co-captains sighed with relief as DOROTHY EDDY llsher's Clubg Cafeteria XYorker 2, 45 Jlmi0f Committee. B f :tm a' , Plav ' r'tt KEITH ENNIS liqucstrian Photographer 3, lt: junior Day Assemblyg Curtis Award: Junior Prom and Senior Ball Committees. ,fav-. ROSE FERGUSON Cirl's Sports l, 2, 3, 4: Stu- dent Council lj Horse Sense Typist 43 junior Play Student Director: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Sergeant at Arms 3: Usher's Club Secretary-Treasurer: Cirl's Glee Club 13 Cheer- leader for Senior-Faculty Came 33 Various committees. '95 'REEF' 'T' I p 'M x l K lip , g DORIS FITZSIMMONS C.A.,-'L 23 Usher's Club. SONJA GEROWV Cirl's Sports -1: Horse Sense Reporter 43 liquestrian Lit- erary stafl: Student Council l, 2, 3: Dramatic Club 1, 2: French Club l, 2, 33 Future Teachers of Atnerica fl: Modern Dance Club l: Various committees: Transfer Student 4. we raced past our sales goal JOHN GOODYEAR President of Sophomore and junior Classes: Senior band I: Boy's Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Stu- dent Council President 43 Youth County: B0y's State: Equestrian Business Man- ager: Varsity H 2, 3, 43 Choir 3, -13 Leader's Club 3: junior Day Assembly: Maga- zine Campaign Chairman: Ring Committee 3: Delllolay 3, 4, 5 . if' C - il 295 3 NANCY GOODWVIN Treasurer of Junior Class: Vice-President of Senior Class: Girl's Sports l, 2, 3, -l: Library Club 3, 4: Student Council l, 2, 3: Historian fl: llorse Sense -l: C..X..X. l, 2. 3, 4: President -lc Youth County: Equestrian: Ushers Club: Cirl's Glee Club l: Cheerleader 33 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Treas- urer 4: Magazine Campaign Chairman: junio: Prom and Senior Ball Committees: Various committees: Crowell- Collier and Curtis Awards. Rose Boor, Bruce Weingartner, Nancy Boor, Hans Hansen, Nancy Goodwin, John Goodyear-Top Brass of the Magazine Campaign helped set a new record. ' Galeria I ,,,ss,,,,, ,gg r U ri, . - I W a 1, v,,.- ,, fn, if ---sq x i JOANNE ciusr Horse Sense Alumni Column 33 Feature Editor 43 junior Play 33 Youth County 33 Equestrian Senior Editor 43 Usher's Club 33 Choir 2, 3, 43 Girl's Glee Club 13 Na- tional Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Vice-President 4g Operetta Committee 2, 33 Christmas Pageant 43 Boy's Glee Club Accompanist 23 Spanish Club Treasurer 33 Public Speaking Banquet Committee 4. CATHERINE GROSS Ushers Club 33 Future Homemakers 1, 2, 43 5 A PHYLLIS HARRIS Class Vice-President 13 Stu- dent Council 33 Horse Sense Feature Editor 33 Literary liditor 43 G.A.A. 13 Youth County 33 Girl's Glee Club lg National Honor Societ 2 3 . . . y .., ., Secretary 43 Elmira Telegram School Reporter 4. Bill and Marylyn reigned HANS HANSEN Track 2, 3, 43 Student Coun- cil 33 Horse Sense Sports Writer 43 junior Play 33 Youth County 33 Boy's State 33 Equestrian Sports Editor 43 Varsity H 2, 3, 43 Christmas Pageant Cast 43 junior Day Assembly 3: Magazine Campaign Co- Captain 43 Various commit- tees 1, 2, 3, 43 Crowell-Collier Award 43 School Radio Pro- gram Disc jockey 4. CAROLYN HARRIS Cir1's Sports 2, 3, 43 junior Play 43 Girl's Athletics Asso- ciation 2, 33 Ushers Club 33 Various committees 2, 3, 43 Student Leader 4. GARY HARTMAN Youth County 33 Christmas Pageant Committee 4g F.F.A. l, Secretary 2. Reporter 3, President 43 Junior Play Assembly 3. 40 wc'-' , . 5 ' ,., ...se JUNE HARTMAN Horse Sense, Typist 43 G.A.A. l, 2, 3: Ushers Club 33 Com- ercial Club 23 National Honor Society, Probationary Member 23 Art Club 33 Var- ious committees 13 Crowell- Collier Award 4. r. Y 3 supreme as dancers dreamed A Midwinter's Dream' GEORGE HARVEY Boy's Sports 43 Crowell-Col- lier Award 4. JAMES HLYWA Class Vice-President 23 Foot ball 2, 3, 43 Youth County 3 Varsity H 2, 3, 43 Choir 3 43 Boy's Glee Club l, 23 Operetta Committee 33 Cro- well-Collier Award 43 Cafe leria XVorker 3, 4. JUDY HLYWVA Class Secretary 43 Girl's Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Library Club 3, 43 Student Council, Treas- urer l, Secretary 23 Horse Sense 3, 43 Junior Play Com- mittee 3: GAA. l, Treas- urer 2, 33 Youth County 33 Equestrian 43 Ushers Club 33 Choir 2, 3, 43 Gir1's Glee Club 13 Varsity Cheerleader 33 Operetta l, 2, 33 Junior Day Assembly 33 Various committees 1, 2, 3, 43 Curtis BEVERLY HOLLENBECK Ushers Club 33 Girl's C-lee Club l. J Award 43 Student Leader 3, 4. 3 ,I -.,,. SHIRLEY KLINE MARIANN HORNER Horse Sense Reporter at Large 3: Fashion Column 4: GAA. 1, 2: Ushers Club 3: French Club 3: Various com- mittees 3, 4. GARY jUDSON Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Base- ball 3: Junior Play: Youth County 3: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: junior Choir 1, 2: Double Octet 1, 2: Operetta I, 2, 3: junior Day Assembly 3: Crowell-Collier Awards 4: Keytones 4. 's,i RONALD HOWVE Senior Choir l,,2, 3, 42 JllY1i0l' Choir 2: Operetta 2, 31 Cafe' teria YVorker 3, 42 CUYUS Award 4. was K FRANK JAGO Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Brass Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: junior Choir 1: Operetta 2, 3: Christmas Pageant 3: Cafeteria 1Vorker 4: Symphonic Band 4. Moving Day-We lagged our sentimental SALLY KAMBEITZ Girl's Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Horse Sense reporter 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. l, 2: Secretary 2: Ushers Club President 31 Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Secretary 33 Three Hearts 2, 3, 4: Operet- ta 2, 3: Christmas Pageant 2, 3: junior Day Assembly 3: Co-Chairman and Queen of junior Prom 3, Magazine Award 4: Historical Club President 1: All-State Section- als 4. NANCY KEENER Ushers Club 3: Senior Choir 3, 4: Operetta 3. Horse Sense 4: G.A.A. l, 2, 3: Ushers Club 3: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: junior Choir 1: Oper- ella 2, 3: Various committees 3, 4. GERALD LECHLITER RICHARD KWVASNIK GERALD LA FAVOR BEVERLY LANE junior Prom Construction. Transfer Student 4: Senior Youth County 33 Equestrian, Senior Band 2, 3, 43 Dance Band 43 Art Club 1, 23 Typist 43 Girlfs Clee Club 33 Band 33 Horse Sense, Musical Crowell-Collier Award 43 junior Play Committee 3. Reporter 43 Youth County 3: Model Air Squadron 'S 4 . , . l, 2, debris to our new lockers. 2 Ummm! -.-M ', junior Play Committee 3: Crowell,Collier, :ind Curtis Awards 4. Moving Day-Organized confusion. LAWRENCE LEWIS junior Play Committee 33 junior Day Committee 33 Crowell-Collier, and Curtis Awards 4. jAMES MORRELL Class Treasurer 1, 2, 33 Sports l, 2, 3. 43 Youth County 33 Boy's State 33 Varsity H 2, 3, 43 Choir 3, 43 National Honor Society Probationary Member 23 Operetta 33 Vari- ous committees 3. WILLIAM MACDONELL Horse Sense, Art Editor 3, 43 junior Play, Stage Manager 33 Equestrian, Art Staff 3, Co-editor 43 Christmas Page- ant 2, 3, 43 Operetta Com- mittee 2, 33 Art Club l, President 2, 3: junior Day Assembly 33 Historical So- ciety, Vice-President ll junior Prom Co-Chairman 33 Chairman Senior Ball Dec- oration Committee 4. On March 20 GERALD MARGESON Basketball l, 2, 33 Baseball lg Track 2, 33 Football l, 2, 3, 43 Student Council l, 2, 3: junior Play Committee 33 Varsity H 2, 3, 43 Choir 3, 43 Operetta 33 Cafeteria XVorker 3, 43 Curtis Award 43 King of Prom 33 Audio-Video 1. CATHERINE MARSHALL Cirl's Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Horse Sense, reporter at large 43 G..-XA. l, 2, 33 Ushers Club, Vice-President 33 Choir 43 Cirl's Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Maj- orettes 2, 3, 43 Magazine Campaign, Highest Sales 43 Curtis Award 4. 13, those sleepy Seniors LAURALIE PALMER G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Youth County 33 Ushers Club 33 Various committees 43 Student Leader 23 Crowell-Collier Award 4. 'CT' ABE PATTERSON Senior Band l, 2, 35 Dance Band 35 YVrestling 35 Track 35 Choir 3, 45 Boy's Glee Club 25 Operetla 35 Junior Day Assembly 35 Various commit- tees 45 Keytones 4. ' ' , ff X xx DEANIE PICKERING Class Secretary 35 Senior Band l,. 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 3, 45 Sax Quartet 3, 45 Girl's Sports l, 2, 35 G.A.A. 35 Equestrian 45 Ushers Club 35 French Club 35 Art Club 35 junior Day Assembly 35 Cur- tis Award 45 Band All-State Sectionals 4. were left over rom the DANIELLE RODABAUGH Class Secretary 1, 25 Library Club 3, 45 Student Council l, 3, 45 Horse Sense, class editorg Three Hearts 3, 4. 'Z' QA 'U' Q I x'L.,t.: sini 'N Q IACQUELINE PRESTON Choir 3, 45 Operetta 35 Christmas Pageant 4. Ice Follies. 3 Hi 4 F3 5f5'TiLX EU ,S JQH N Q-act-J QW 'Q' 'f-3154, 'J' 1 ?W'f 'F .r Q' If ff X, 'Y 9 , , fs .Q f f- f vfx ,Y ,. -133:51 6? 5515 X els A M2 fx F' 9' 2' UW ' 4 JUNE ROBINSON junior Play Committee 35 Ushers Club 35 Choir 3, 45 Cirl's Glee Club 25 Majorette 3, 4: Operetta 35 junior Day Assembly 35 Various commit- tees 2, 3. l 2224 eil We sift? it eww PEGGY ROLLINS Student Council 3: Hors Sense 3: Youth County 3: Ii uestrian Co-editor 4' Wt q , . Audio Video 2, 3, 4, Board of Directors 33 National Honor Society 2, 3, 43 junior Day Assembly 3. DENNIS RUNEY Class President lg Sports l, 2, 3, 45 Student Council, Vice- President 33 Horse Sense, circulation editor 43 Junior Play 33 Youth County 3: Boy's State 33 Varsity H 2, 3, 43 Choir l, 2, 3, 4: Oper- etta SQ Junior Day Assembly 33 Magazine Campaign, High Salesman 45 Various commit- tees l, 2, 3, 4: Crowell-Collier Award 4: Coecaptain of base- ball 3. JOHN SAXON MARIEL SMITH Student Council l' Ushers Club 3' Student Leader 3 Veni, vidi, vici is our x' ' 1 11 I' ink: fl . ,,. 4 Y f, 1 I .x I -L' 1 w X V' t x l ', ' ' fv L v . ' V ,- , , NANCY SMITH Class Historian 4, Library Club 3, 43 G.A.A. 2, 35 Youth County 33 Equestrian Layout editor 43 Ushers Club 33 Art Club 3. Christmas Pageant Cast 4. LARRY SMITH Senior Band 2, 3, 4: All State Sectionals 4, Junior Play 3: Youth County 33 Curtis Award 4. lx fi or ,f 'xy' .N N ,Y lv 1 fm: I . f t ROSE ST. LOUIS Cirl's Sports l. 2, 31 junior l'lay Committee 33 G.A.A. I. 2, 33 Equestrian, Layout Staff -lg Ushers Club 31 Com- merfial Club 3: Leaders Club l. 2, 3, 43 Art Club 25 Vari- ous committees l, 2, 3, 4: Curtis Award -lg Cheerleader for C.A.A. 3. .wx 1. f 5K X 2. Those Solid Geometry Regents have jerry Lechliter plane crazy. theme now that finals have been passed. LOYD SWAIN liquestriau, Layout Staff 43 Choir 2. 3. Ali junior Choir lg Operetta 2. 33 F.F.A. lg Senior Ball Committee 4. RICHARD TAYLOR Football 2, 3: Baseball 2 Audio Video l. 2, 3, Vice President l: junior Day As- sembly 3g junior Play Com mittee 3. ROBERTA THAYER llorse Sense, feature editor 4 tL,.X.A. 3. 4: Youth County 3 l'shers Club 3: Various com LEONARD TYLER Football 2: Christmas Pag cant Committee 4: l .F,A. l 3 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 2, Presi dent 3, Reporter 415 Various mittees 3, 43 Curtis Award 4. 1 sommittees l, 2, 4. O 'Os VIRGINIA VAUGI-IAN Youth County 35 Choir 1, 2, 45 Curtis Award 45 Language Club 2, 3. EDWARD WANER Class President 45 Football 25 Choir l, 2, 3, 45 Double Octet 2, 35 Operetta 1, 2, 35 Junior Day Assembly 35 Various Committees 3, 45 Keytones 4. WVILLIAM WVINKKY Senior Band 25 V. Basket- ball 15 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 XVrestling 3, 45 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 45 junior Play Committee 35 Varsity H 1, 2, 3, 45 Presi- dent 45 junior Day Assembly 35 Various committees l, 2, 3, 45 King Senior Ball 45 Vice- President 2, Secretary 45 Co- Captain for Hfrestling 4, Baseball 3. L3 BRUCE WEINGARTNER Student Council l, 45 Youth County 35 Boy's State 39 Senior Choir 2, 3, 45 junior Choir 15 National Honor Society 2, 35 Operetta 2, 35 junior Day Assembly 35 Magazine Campaign Manager 45 Keytones Committees l, 2, 3, 4. BONNIE WEST Horse Sense 3, 41 G.A.A. lg Youth County 35 Ushers Club 35 Choir 2, 3, 45 Girl's Glee Club 15 National Honor So- ciety 2, 35 Operetta 2, 3. Graduation is one giant 9 CAROL WOUGHTER GAA. 1, 2, 3, 45 Ushers Club 35 Girl's Glee Club 1. RONALD AUSTIN Cliristtuas Pageant Cast 4. 1, f Q if DAVID BURRELL . Mi, v K t , 'GX hw-1 in X A W N N' 8 5 Q5 - 3' ' 1 , , . llorse Sense l,llOlOgl'1'lI7llCl' -li junior l'lay Committee fl: liquestriau Plmtograpller 4: Choir l, 2, 3, 43 Double Octet 3. 43 Operetta l, 2. fl: Art Club 25 Clll'lSll!lZlS Pageant 2, 3. 43 Cafeteria worker 3, -lg F.F.A. l, 2: junior Day .XQ- sembly 85 Curtis Award 43 -Iuuior Prom and Senior Ball Committees 3, 4. step into our future. GRACE FISCHIZR AA. l, 2. El: Ushers Club 1 Future Homemakers Q . bl K, HARRY CARROLL RONALD COBURN eufli Club fl. Varsity football -lg Varsity ll -lg Cliristmaw l'ageau Cast -lg Various committees -l l'rauslt'r Stutleut l. Aclriewlm'nt N'illium Mactlonell, Mr. Merry. Art Club President 3, Irristruas Pageant Cas afcteria worker 2. , . t -1' Portraits by Yardcn Studios. RAY HAUSBURG Senior Band 1, 2: Dance Band l, 23 Track 23 Audio Video 13 Christmas Pageant Cast and Committees 3, 43 Cafeteria worker 3, 43 Senior Ball Committee 43 Curtis Award 4. JANE MINOR Ushers Club 33 Glee Club l3 Future Homcmakers l, 3, 43 Various committees 2, 33 Baby Sitter's League 4. EUNICE MARVIN CL.A.A. l, 23 Choir 3, 43 Clee Club 13 junior Choir 23 Op- erctta 33 Crowell-Collier and Curtis Awards 43 Various committees 3. -IOAN McCRACKEN Ushers Club 33 Christmas Pageant Cast 43 Public Speaking Banquet Committee 4. ' H 1 CONNIE RANKIN K HARLIINL RODABAUGH JEAN MOONMAHUN l'shcrs Club 33 Commercial Ushers Club 3 Commercial Choir 2, 3, 43 Clee Club l3 Club l, 23 lfuture Home ub Crowell Collier Cheerleader 2. makers l, 2, 4. -Xnatd 4 Y QS. K XVe'd like to pay tribute to one of our classmates that we lost in our Sophomore year. Hle all miss I-Ioward's ready smile and magnetic personality. His willingness to pitch in and lend a hand, his good-natured fun, his happy-go- lucky manner made him an outstanding figure. Then, too, he played a pretty mean trombone in the band. XVC each remember Howard as the special person he was to each ol us. IN MEMCRIAM HowARo RICKEY 1957 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY 111961951 FRESHMAN 1NOV1CE ICSlC1Cll1 IJCIIIHS R111101 11KCI,1LS1l1CI11 1'l1y111s H1111s 561161111 1111116116 R0111b111gl1 1161811161 111101 111011011 11l11s01 111ss 11111111 1101 111111108 R01le1 811111115 P1111 D 11110 ss lf 1 C 51 1955 SOPHOHORL DISC RETL 1681116111 01111 C 00111011 111 '11s11ent LS H 111 S 1111111 IJIIIICIIC I101I1IJIllgIl IICISIIICI 111105 M01 011 11111501 111ss Hele11 K10p1 XC I 11 IT IES 111 111111 111 1110 11011 11010111 Skmng 1 1111 11111165 '1111-1 the F1111 I1 1101116 gnnes 11ss 111 Ll1f1C1C1 f 111 1050 19511 IUNIOR T-1LE1N TED P1CS1L1Cl11 01111 C 0011ye1r 1lKCPlC'S1l1LII1 b11e1l1 15111115 801111111 I,ClI1l1lC 111111111113 11161511101 N IIIC1' 6001111111 161115011 1115 A111111 L11111 ACT 1V1T11' S 1 l1ss 11111138 51111110 deslgn Z 1111 D 111105 '11101 games T11111 11I1sq11e1111e 11lI1CC 1111101 P111 The C reen L1gh1 1111101 P10111 RBVLRII 11 XRTISTE KOLIIIIYIIICII 1111111111 11 111101111011 '11111 Sally K1111be111 1 110011 S1111 141111110112 Kmg Cerrv 11 ifgCSOIl 101 1111 011151 111111110 11011 C lm 1111111 Lnneld C len 51111151 SHNIORS DIG1NIFIED 11s11 C111 111111111 1171111 Se11e111y 11111 H1111 1 T IC 1511101 R050 B001 11181011111 1X 11111 51111111 11111501 11 01111 11110 1el1 1CT111I1Lb 5611101 B111 1 11ID1V1NTLRS DREAM f0l111IlI11CI1 XITT1' 111111 D01101f 11111 erry 11 l117LS01l DCbIgI1CC1 111 11111111111 111111011011 Oueen 11111 LVHII DC11C1 Klllg 1'V1111dIll 11111k11y I11 the 110011 1111110 11 lg 111110 S1198 10111 811116551111 111 F01l10s lt 511111150 SCHIOI Trlp 511110110111 S iles B 111111161 SLIIIOI P111 Best 111101 1'0r11'1r11 1 11ss Plilllf . 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A 1 1' z ' 11:15 101116 10 1 -1111. 4,4 HONIEROOM 27-I-KROYI' RUXY: Craig Golden. Harry Cnrrull. .Xllt-11 Beard. Fclwztrd Eggers. joseph Dcmcmber, Raymond tins-. I'clc1 Citwzurry. john Cimxghlin. Cinrl llaviw. Robert Dcntx, Dah- B1z11lfm'1i. SI-QCLOND ROW: Clary Ashley. Daniel Drew, Daxid lilxrrcll, Rmlzxlml ftllllllll. Frcclctir 1jiC'kiIlSUIl. Ilxtnicl Ih'11kc11l1c1'g1'1', bloscph Rcciftelcl. Ucolgc Guhlo, XVZIXIIC .X1iz1111s, Rithaml l'1lI'IllIlll, Robert Ili'-l1t'1. Sli,YI'l-QD: Xvlllilllll Nlftrrlom-ll, .Xlfrccl Board, Illlllllld Christittn. SIWNIJINCQ:-juz11111c Moore, Keith limtis, Dale COWZIII lohn Rlllnncl. liunicc Nlurxin. Sallv Kumbeitz, Mr. Stewart. Hr. Stcwtnl tlcrturltstrzltcs thc fine points ol skcttluing to our l'UlllCYIlI70I'ill'Y R6111bra11titS. 4 .ff- 3 , 1 ,S ' rf' I ---1 HOME ROOM 29- x'llllfllVlllt'l1. kzirlxn Hahn, xvillilllll Olin Third row: llvllrvy lhunc Xmlmx. Rugv a YQ 4' V-4 A ,Q 1 Front row: Ridmaaul Klllllhidll. Nlinhur-! Kc'1'u'zxn. C-clnlrl Kcllcy, Richzlul Slmmxu-r. Second rms: blank l,lll'Ill'I', Ncxin Pculcr, klcnwldl klllgll, SICXLII , XX llIl.llll SLI ' 1.mh.ulw1', KILIIIIUN Uglrclxxcll, Ilunalml Sykmgl, Muhzxcl Sullixxm Ray, ilmig' NIUNIIVI, llmunu Skicllmwc, Richanml llurml, Rulwrl Rumiglll 1 lluxllvx, ILIIIILN I.llIlllIIll'NNL'l, Olliv llumh, Clrislm lirigmi UU. NI1. lhm-un lIlLIHl'll'xllw llu xulu 4111 his ncw power pzmcl -4. Pnlnsqu-wufuQ..,,,.,,,,, H JL' V ' ., ,Y ?7? 'f ,E Wifi? ,f H' 5 x l R u fm? ,-Q 1. if - z ,X 4-, if S fl 7 t Q 311 uh ,nw Xlllltbll Sm- KUIIINIUKL. Sh.mm Ilmxlalml. SHUXIJ RON: Manx IDL-nu. klumix f.UlL'llllIl ,mix Dclln, LIIIKIX IHIIIIUIU, Luwl Ilmlwn, Nicole llmlyn, l'llXllis Bzllalwin, ilmu' l,zn HONIILROONI 23-I RUN! RUN: Rl'!1l'lL.l l1nl.plu'lI. ,Ivan lxrxnlu. ,Ivan lrwix, -laukiv Cl nilxn llmnixh. lhmulxll Hull. Ninn Clumiml. IHIRD RUXY: Rrvxglngn Huw:-1. .XIIIIC I.i xumn. cllllhlllll' lM'kml1g1k, Nunn l'wllhmI, Yclsxllgz llxmlwlml, Lum Bixby, Rlmmln Kiuhcn I .111 llnluhcl, llzuhvl fllllix. 4.4411 lCIllxillN. Rwxzuuw llmul. xllllihll Illmlgcll. wi? , .,,, Q 4 f .. , '4-. ' 'f-, E V, kkf, 1 .V - ,J , gi g 5, , m L Lm ' ' ' , , , -ggi.: 'Wiz vlan f l gi' I 5, , I , I I sw - if 4 k J x . ' . HOMEROOM 28-l RON'l' ROW: llulcl Reese, Nzincv X'anAlstine, Clhairlene Roclabaugh, Sandra Neimi, Ruth Brown, jean Mounscliein, Kzilhw Clnrtiw. SIQCZOND ROW: Carol Painter, Marie l'alnier, Patricia Sledge, Lynne Stutiman, Jo Ann XVilson, Phyllis Nlillspzinghu, jczin lzillniain. Sylvia Super. Sue Opdyke, janet Reiter. Connie Rankin. THIRD ROW: Betty Appleton, jzitkie Newman, Slizimn lenny. .Xnn 'l'zn'hell, Alice Snietanka, Barbara Smith, jackie Nichols, Carol Travers, Betty l'ngvarsky, Lucille Moore. Many lillcn Philipps. 4: 1 C7 ra 7 Y'1'w -'Inu O SOCIOGRAM dent, who do you think should be l elected? 2. If your mother asks you to invite a classmate to your birthday dinner, whom would you ask? cept, whom would you then invite? room. Whom would you ask? your class treusurer?' with you? standing ability in art, sports, music or any other lield? with her classmates, 9. XVrite the name of the boy in the class who you believe gets along best with his classmates. BIOLOGY CLASS This photograph illustrates possible real life situzttions. The hrst two boys in the photo QFred Lewis :md Tim Cotztj bring out the idea that at mutual ztdmirzttion exists between them. The second group ol' boys are trying to show that they Qllon johnson, Tom Atwood and -lack Benjatliinj think that ylohn lmpert is at wonderlul guy. John might be considered at natural leader. ln the last circle ol' students, the two boys and girl flee Kzthler, Penny Kennedy, and Gene Nowlzmj are not willing to accept the lrienclship ol' the girl Qllonnie XVilsonj offering it. Although these stu! dents are merely acting out their parts, this situa- tion frequently occurs. lt is important that the teztcher recognize that such situations are present and attempts should be made to improve the social Mr. A. Pasquale atmosphere to the degree that all students have a chalice to improve themselves by working near and with suitable Companions. In order to discover who the natural leaders are, and give them at chance to exercise leadership, a sociogrztm can be made of any given classroom. The following questions can be used to bring out various personality traits. It is at good idea to do Il sociogratn every ten week period to see who is gaining or losing friends, and il' so, why. Students want to know what has been happening with their human relations and when the constructive criticisms crome from their classmates as well as from the teacher and them- selves, much progress can be made. 1 l. If you were electing a class presi- ' 3. Suppose that person couldn't ac- -1. Suppose you needed help with your clusswork and the teacher told you to get help front someone in the 3. Whom would you choose to be G. Suppose you have a dilhcult or dangerous iob to do. Whom in this class wottld you depend upon to work 7. XYho in this class has some out- , 8. Xvrite the name of the girl in this class who you believe gets along best SOPHO XVith the enthusiasm which only high school students possess, the Class of '59 advanced a year nearer their goal of graduation. .Ks the season began, the alert sophomores elected -Iohn lmpert to lead them as President. To assist llohn, the class chose Robert Howard as Vice- President, and to keep the records and write their letters, they selected -lack Benjamin Secretary. The treasury was capablv managed by Thomas Rhodes. john lmpert Robert Howard 'lhmnas Rhodu jul. Benjamin ORES To supervise the various activities was our compe- tent advisor, Mrs. Margaret Cornelius. Aiding the Student Council in striving toward the purchase of a football scoreboard, the sopho- more class sponsored dances, the proceeds from which were entered into the fund. Two such dances were held. On February 8, a dance followed a home basketball game, the other dance was held February 23. Due to excellent cooperation, the class completed a very prosperous year. I f- x HOMEROOM ll-FROXI ROW: .Xngcla Clornarchio, Ann Cushing. Lloria Barlkowski, Noel Anderson, Barbara Burlew. SECOND ROW: Sharon llourlrighl, joan Benedict, Mary Rose Bostwick. Nancy Cornwell, Patricia Jordan, Margaret Goodwin, Barbara Bowen, Limlu Iluxli. Nancy Xrnhrmc, Mrs. Margaret Cornelius THIRD ROXV: Dorothy Bartkowski,lPalric'ia Edwards, laniu' citillflllglll. Donna iiznnplmcll, Linda lfolls. Mary Hamlin, Palriria Burris. Barbara Dolph, Rnlh Carroll, Lois Crippin, Winilicd llziylrw, Dizinnr- CQnn4lcr1nz1n. ' J , l C' I s gl!!! .3131 .gli mu. A I seems ' if nm. ' 'iQiiLjQ ROOM No. I2-FRONT ROXV: Barbara Kline, Karen Mzilejka, Roberta Winner. Marilyn Lune. lkilrimizi llumpliries, Ann Mitcliell. SECONIJ ROW: Mrs. Sheppard, Sharon jack, Penny Kennedy, Gretchen Olin, jo Ann Moore. Lznerne llandimin, Colleen Howland, Marlene Myers, Rita Mic-kle. THIRD ROXY: Linda Hendrix, Sumlra Mower, .XllllClll' KQIFNQI. Donna: Harris, lonizi Kemp, Barlizira Newton, Veronica Milinbcr, Simclru Honghlziling, Shirley llowlaiml, Nlurjoiie Hoyt. CL' J X4 ,Q J 5 9 - -ng ' r x F- ' ll 4 Y Ill 4 ilu fllllllll SCllllLN l'1lix' lYbiIL' Xllen Prestran NlL'll'llllll HOMEROOM 21-FRONT ROW: Norinzni Yesely. llznne- Sinmez '. - 1 1 . I .. , . , . Yonrlieew, Runztlsl SWHTII. Sl-ICOXD ROW: Curr Osborne, Rnnziltl Stuart. l'eter Diixtoll. Robert Stuart, 'lerry Nicluwleon, Glen Rogers, Iohn Rmlburn, launm Saxon. John Ranclulph. Ritbzntl XYbile. 'llimnztx Rhode. 'IHIRD ROME liugene Nmvlztn. . , I ..,, In , 1 1 .i Rnberl lrcal, Paul Reclner, Robert Rexie. Peck, Ren Ruger, Warren Smith. l'z1ul llcztslex. Mike llllacbll. Rzulnond Spencer, hldll YN ellx. Lbailu lailrn. Dann Mt. Russell focs mer sonic hlue irints N'lIh'h0lllC budding contractori' Nh' Russell, Xvllllillll Richard Farnum. Schanbacker, Keith Costley, Robert Hatch, YVilllizun Olin, Craig Golden, Robert Hancock, ,Q K'4'I if ' 4 , J. P' 7 lf? 5,79 X 'X Q HOMEROOM 22-FRONI ROW: Norma Rcnnells, Mary Ann Wcilcr, Beth Schocnhofcn, Sandra Scrixcn, Linda Peterson, Katherine Taft, Beth Trice, Sue Roclahough, Sandra Simons. SECOND ROW: lfiillli7Clh Roy, Lois Stodtlztrd, Bonnie Wilson, Rita lzthoriztn. Gt't-lcltctt Shccts, Rita Rhodes, l't'iscillzt Scrivcn, -loytc Whitldcn, jcttn Wilhut, Lois Sinclar Mr. Harcharek points to where world history is in the making. tk.t. I'in'-l'u,mJfr1l,' Robert Coughlin l'nmxir1'w1I. Robert Mills Swr'ntm'xx Betsv Sherman A1li'i.sm.' Mr. BIt'Dcm'Cll Tn'a,unr'r Dennis Cale Gay-colored skirts and flashy shirts were seen on many Horseheads students as they were attracted to .Ioycrest on Fehruarv ninth. The occasion was the skating party sponsored hy the Freshmen. I Fancx' Q-clels and a multitude of musical notes drew the saine crowd to Nlidyear Nlelodies, an ln the Mood dance held in March. During the sanie nionth a booster dance added forty dollars to the scoreboard lund. All lireslnuen boys were lound adding hilarity to the Press Club Carnival with a sponge-throwing hooth, The girls handled an equally popular divorce hooth. K l New 9 iff A Ure 1 ---cy? , O ' ROOM No. 16-2-FROXI ROXY: Druid Shaw, Frederick Southard, Peter Slaxin, Bruce Paine, Harold Olrclxltv. Kc-nnetli Rollins, l.t-o SUZIIDZHI, Peter Reiter, Brute Rtlntlell. SECOND ROXYZ Timothy XVinterS, ll.nold liroun, Ht-nu Nlooimlit-in, Raymond Rt-atler. Robert l'almer, Robert Sipka, Robert Smith, john Xlills. Rriynwml l'axne, William Sayens, Nlr. Mat'Dowell. THIRD ROW: William Norwood, Daniel Ikuteiiiitlt. Cilznule Smith, 'lhomas Pysher, Mark Redfield, Dale Plate, XYa3ne Smith, john Owens, Thomai O'Lt-zirx. l'rb1rn Smith. Rodnex Roe, Stanley Michalak. HONIEROONI 16-I-l-ROYI ROW: Douglas Banfield, Terry Bernd. Edwin Baldwin, Larry Butcher, William Brimmer Xlain t'lt'it-lzmrl. Dznyl lick. Sl-ZQZOND ROW: Gary Cory, james Cullen, David Berger, Alexander Cassaboon, Gene Burlew, Xlgtrlt lftrlznrtl, Robert Ciouglilin, Dale Czrrnegiv. Guy Dewey, Robert l,CxfCllllJCI'. THIRD ROXV: Donald Draper, James tlgnioll, Warne Cowzin, lidwznd lfrytt-L, Girard .hery Vincent Perfetto, bary Iinnis, Gary Allen, William Fatula, Arland lluebe. l ,, Q . 4 , - we fill? pw , ,t-.v 4 I we G f ROOM I3-I-'RONI ROW: Marilca Ashley, Mata Ball, Ann Burt, Janice Courtright, Judy Brown, Linda Burdic. SECOND ROW: Szuidrzi Hates. Xznncv lfishcr, Norma Lcc lick, Margo Baker, Patricia Iiamcs, Edytha Carl, Patricia Comfort, Sharon llzahlstrom. 'l HIRD ROW:'-Ioannc Ccrnchorsky, Patricia Campbell. Edith Eastwood, Barbara Hammond, Patricia Atherton, ,lcris BOIICIICV. Gail I'viilYill1l!l0llS, SUIZIIIHC Barrett, Christine Cunningham. ,I Q V J 3 .1 J N I 'th-J I 1 I HOMEROOM l7-lfRONl ROW: Marlene lddingw, Princess Neu, Helen Low Bunch, Jacqueline McCann, Susanne l-Idniinister, l-llilzibetli Cook, Loretta May, Linda Hudson. Patricia Hesslebarth. SECOND ROW: Gloria Hartman, Gretchen Lathrop, Linda Melliu, Betty Hollenbeck, Aniy' Rae French, Lucinda Moss, Sheila Parker. Elnora Lovell. Deborah Jenkins, Sandra Knapp, Janeen Mickle, Joan Lechliter. THIRD ROXY: Gayle Hooker, Laura Mott, Judy' Kosloski, Patricia Kinney, Sally' Lawton, Clara Rent, Mary' Kastenhuber, Carolyn Meisncr, Marjorie Could, Janet Fohs. Margaret Lee, Marion Larrison. HOMEROOM 18-I-'RON'l ROW: Mary' St. Louis, Irene Runkle, Edith West, Virginia Zahorian, Donna Perry, Barbara Rodbourn, Josephine Ostrander, Judy Camp. SECOND ROYV: Carole lVinters, Joyce Palmer, Patricia Ryan, Norma Havlin Gail Shopes, Lola XYykolf, Janet YanHouten, Julia Smith, Elizabeth South, Donna Mowery, Julia Rosekrans. Jean Vaughan THIRD ROXV: Deanna Turner, Jeanne YVeed, Margaret Page, JoAnn Reynolds, Linda Redner, Geraldine Storch, Val Anr Schanbacher, Mary Sherman, Linda Runey, Patricia Schultz, Alice YYeiler. Sharon Moss. A , X . i 7 V7 1 ,y 2 l ' . Q Y? 4 . 1 HOMEROOM 32-FRONT ROW: Linda Strong, Carolee Clatchpole, Crissie Patterson. llernatline Nichols, jutly Deats, Karenc lick. SECOND ROW: Kathleen Patterson, Evelyn Voorhees, Dawn Mullin, john Winck, Leon Palmer, Dennis Elliott, lfrzmt-cs litttnberger, Ruth Hall, Miss Gloria Beck. THIRD ROW: Robert Burmaster, Lawrence Vessely, H'illiam Westlake, Monte Rush. Dale Wilson, james Reed, Harold Boyd, james Terpolilli, Ernest Castle, Ricliartl Buchanan. Miss Beck's actors present their original production of I Remember Mamma. 4 ,- ' Q ev , 'Sf HOMEROOM 14-FRONT ROW: Raymond Margeson, Roy Hendricks, john Kennedy, Tracy Hall, james Lewis, Gerald Hartman. Sl-KIOND ROW': Robert Hicks. john Corden, W'illiain Hapeman, Richard Klein, Howard Houston, Frederick Lewis, Frederick Howard, lirnest Mason, Randall Hanson, Richard Howard. THIRD ROW: Steyen l,aMent, Carl johnson, Dennis Gale, Larry Brown, William Hendrickson, Richard Janne, Roger Kelly, Richard Marvin. W'illiain Hancock, W'illiarn llutnpliries, W'illiain DeMen1ber. ROOM No. I5-l RON li ROW: Edward Reed, W'illiam Thompson, Harold Yallet, james Pasterick, Robert Mills. SECOND ROW': Mr. Stewart, Jerry Wilcox, Clinton Trice, Gene W'intamute, Derek Kpdegraff, Frances Thayer, Rodney Struble, Kenneth W'illet. THIRD ROWY Theodore Taylor, Thomas W'inters, Stanley Welles, Ira Thurber, liric Winkky, Robert Wagner, Treinaine W'ilson, Rodney White, John W'ood, Duane W'ilson. wr Q C iykli. Ny- '7 7 u, wits ' F Q . jf' 4 y ,JAX 1 f 3 I .-.HQQQW 4'-'1 , rua Y ' :zz :. rf.,-.A-.ag-r ::a:rs:M...- 'v-..-..,.-far -nw , - v A-aucmsa y 5 5 . .JJ --1 , :JM ' 41 W ' ' 5QN?gW+' fx - 'gf' gl ,QQ A y G7 My I xx ' Xfxkx! ' , L,-I Q x 5 :ff-gk S -A 0 lil. J' V XY N, fr R . , ,fig 11 Q K :X LA N7,- QR ff R15 f QQIX, Q - Q L Q fl W A X 0 4 Wm' l t , Q l l t i i lflRS'l ROW: Donald johnson, 'lhonias Rhodes, 1,inda Peterson, Iohn Impert, janet XVidclen. Mary' .Xnn XYeiler, Pat spc'ncc'r, 'I hoinas Xtwoocl. SICKUND ROXY: Mark Redheld, Margaret Goodwin, Arthur Brown, joe jago, Sondra Houghtaling, Barbara laylor, .Xhce XXI-iler, Colleen Howland, james Saxon, Linda Hudson, Donald YVinc'h, Deanie Pickering. THIRD ROD Snnclra litlc-s lfyelyn XYoodnnff linda Bidwell tail Ifitzsimrnons Dan Drew acc ucline Ycwnian llllll Peaslev .. ..., . ,. . ... .. ,, r ' .1 .,z ..', Nlarsha Ingalls, Roger llc'ally'. Dirk Xndrtts. lfOl'R'l H RUXV: liclwarcl lfryc'hc'k. klantes lewis, Nlarilea .Xshleyg Peter Slay liugc-ne twanger, xlillllll Mc-rry, Donald Miller, Robert 'lrc-at, Dennis Gale, james Wardwc-ll, Rita Nlickle, David Peck tany' Ijnclson. Roger Kelley, Steyen lfoote, Gretchen Sheets, Rodney' Roe, Richard Dickinson, I.ee Kahler, Charles Hallock lack llowland, l-'0l'RTll ROXV: latnes Xyilson, Directory john 'l'arbell, Robert Hoagland, lfreclerick Brownell, jerry' I 1 lfayor, jetty I.eclilitc'r. larry lYltitc', Larry' Smith, lfranll Jago. Front the strains ol lilllllillill' marches at half-time to the hara monies of the classics at the Spring Music Festival, the band displayed a varied and entertaining program lior every' aspect ol' student activity. The brilliant perfortnances on the liootball field instilled pride and en- lllllSl2lSlD in the players and spectators alike. XVith the closing ol the football season, the director laid down his whistle and plans of lormation, and took up his baton and score to begin preparations lor the annual spring concert. The band displayed its talents bee fore the -judges ol' the NYSSNIA Music- Festival at Ithaca, and cotnpleted its year with a con- cert at Teal Park and a performance at graduation exercises. 'E VW 3 1 I QM-V'T :I xisxl ' Q ,hx if f' Sifud 5. 9 f fi , . 1.2, , K , 4 f V4.1 Q . N'-5, Z 'X 4' Rx P l N'. N wp LMA n X I K w -ll f 3 sv J T ,SL f' 9 .W ur A K I 7. ln, W in! MIKE. j S 2 i 1-1! 1 1 I 'V -- -U 4 , H. . 'V L' - ...lx lx Wg i k ' B. .1 HAY 4-'lb' Nt'j f? if I 1 X A -fgxgk VIN 4 u ' , - ,J 3 . 1' NJ gf Y I ' I X-K lt, lfw - vi 6 .A Ji L f 1 ,, mm 1- X f 1, 1 QQ ,J X MAJORETTES ln the fall ol' l956, the following girls were chosen as inajorettes: Alune Robinson, Nlarylyn Dewey, Cathy Marshall, Nancy Berthod, Mimi Hodge, Linda Runey, -lo.'Xnn Cernehorsky, and Danielle Rodabaugh. The girls worked hard during the winter and surprised everyone with new outfits, complete with fur hats. Some of our niajorettes are planning on entering competition in April and May. These contests will be held ut Vestal and Syractxse. Mimi Hodge, Marylyn Dewey, Nancy Berthod, Catherine Marshall, Linda Runey, june Robinson, Joanne Cernehorsky Danielle Rodabaugh, head majorette. STUDENT COUNCIL SEXIAIQD: Miss Margrafl, john Gooclvear, Katherine Curtiss, Sondra Houghtaling. STXNDINC: Danielle Rodabaugh, Lynne Stutzman, Roxanna Bower, Robert Mills. The i957 Student Council has successfully ad- justed to its position of governing the student body of Horseheads High School, due to the untiring efforts of the officers and homeroom representatives. President -lohn Coodvear has led the Student Council through a year of hne achievements. lVith the aid ol' the Booster Club and proceeds from various activities, it has established the Scoreboard lfund. .Xlong with sponsoring dances after home basketball games, it presented the first record dance, l'umpkin l'aradise, a great success. lt has also instituted a meeting schedule for the various school organizations, been active in selling Eques- trians, provided television for XVorld Series fans, and purchased pins lor football and basketball games. In addition, it maintains the Supplv Store lor the students' convenience and a profitable in- come lor its activities. The Student Council is an organization which works for the benefit ol' those whom it represents, the students ol Horseheads High School. 53 I-'Rt lvill 5,5- DXI ROW: Rulmeil Luingliliii. 'Inn Winlerx. llnngliis Iiiniliehl, Robert Mills. SECOND ROW: Bruce Weingarlner. icrinc Clniiiw, l'ennx Rennemlx, Ianice Cmnliight, Sheila Parker. THIRD ROYY: Nicole Joslyn, Sharon Tenney. Ruxznine llmwr, Rnih Clznmll. john llmoilyeair. I-'Ol'R'l ll ROW: Rita Rhodes, .Indy Clamp, Sondra Honghtaling, John Nlelimhznz l-llfl ll ROW: .luhn Olin, William Hzmumrk. Gail Baker, Danielle Rmlahziugh, 'loin Skidmore, Lynne Slllllllliill, SIX! II ROW: lhniil lk-ik, I-Qi-if Winkky. Sl-IX'lf,N'IlI ROW: Clhcle Bezmislcy. Iil0ll'l'H ROW: Ray Class, Harold Iloycl. fx- fl lheximlcnl john bum DNI' V: uhn llunlaw. ,L udson. BACK SFXVI' ll-U Sl Xl j C ny J Nlanilyn Blmlgcll, john Gomlyeziiy Lynne Slutlinan. In--I-L-..... EJ' H 60.70 --hi -V -n-.,q '+-Q. MASQ F-v il' Q, 'tae XR. xx-4 S 5 X egg. STUDENT Sl'l'l'LY STORE-Mitzi Hlywa gels cfliricnt service as she nmkcs a pur- fhilwt' of Student Council !lIClllhCl'5 Kathy Clurtixs and Sondra Houghtnling. xll'Illhl'l'S ui' thc Slllilflll Loumil dluk aupplicw. H 4... 7 The kcy to your Illkllxl'-llll, Hrs. Linn -vs. v. .4 YJ? Audio Vidio Club FIRSI ROW: Peggy' Rollins, Warren Smith, Leon Pzilnier, Sl-IIOXID ROW: CL. NI. Yan Kirk. lvllllL'l' Clztrpenter. Willitun lirinnnvr, lidwznd Baldwin. Ronald Swartz, Gerald Hurtinztn. IHIRIJ ROW: janies Landinesser, Robert Treat, Dan Drew. Gerard Nveiv, Stanley XVells, Curl Nlcisner, Nevin Peailer, Robert 176318. The llntsehezids .xlllllll-XvlKlCO Club wats headed this vezir bv President lY:tlter Clznrpenter with Vire- President, Daniel Drew: Serretznv, Nevin Pender: Treasurer, Robert Trent: :ind Mr. Vztn Kirk. tens ordinzitnr. The object ol' this orgzniization is to train operators and to robordinztte the Audio-Yisuzil activities of the school. The Knights nl the Ruud driving club is OI'g2lllllCil to help its ntentbers betmne better :ills round drivers. The inenibers receive instruction in road murtesv, first ztid, :ind niet-liztnicas. .Xctivities on the schedule include rozitl tests and at rozitl-e-0 to sharpen up their skills to prepare for the A. C. Road-e-0. Knights Of The Road Cluthv Nlanshzill, Retmding St-uelzuvg llans Hansen, 'lrezisurerg Sonja: Lcrnw, X'ite-President: Duane Carnegie. President: Mr. Mat-llowell, Advisor: Nancv Smith, Corresponding Secretary, .0- 't Il , lrtf e -W' ,P -H- 5 isnt 3 ...,. I .X Q u u NT J, S 1 ' M K, 'fwtlluw bfi , 'Z M..-v. Phyllis Harris, Nancy Boor, Mike Bacon, Richard Taylor, Mr. Mitchell. Mr. Mitchell clears up some points on the con- servative and liberal aspects of govemment. Debating Club Peter Brown, Peter Chvany, Robert Deats, Ollie Bunch ponde r a point proposed by Nancy Ambrose. Q Af i Q I 8 ' ,NX Q??33i5f? 32323533 3-S322-24?-3-3 3 Q0 -X fQ 4 A4 'QM 5 1 995 Y Mfs.i3 3is 3 3349339335 Q- 9.21 UNIOR CHOIR FRONT ROW: Mr. Crupi. Nfzirilcai Akhlcx. jmic I'zilmci'. Sherry Dahlstrom, joan Lechlilcr, Dznrcll lick, lhiiic Paine. .lim Cullen, 'lim U'intcrs, XYillizim l'n'immcr, Kim' l l'l'Illii, .IULIIIIIC C'c'i'l1uiim'sln', kllllif Delux .Xllll limi. SICCIOND RONY: Nucl Xmlciwii. Pill l'illIll1'9. Siiillvi lluwlznml. Phyllis xfiiiqlllllgil. ,IZIIICI lwvhx. Nlgirjmic imiilil. ,Indy Czinip limiii Runcx, llcisy SilCl'lI12ll1. Wiiiiticcl liziimw. lhnmic Wilson, Cliiiiiy Vow. .Xlicc XYcil0i', Ciziylc llookcr. -IZIIICI Rc-ill-1. IHIRD ROXV: Cary Cjurcx, Ricihzirrl llmxxiiil, Clliiltmrn 'liicu 'lcd lzixlmy l'L'lC Cllixanx. lmu Winters, Hillmiii Noiwomi, Dain l'zixlc1'1cL, XIIMCIII l'cric'KIrw. lolm Oixcn. l'iliWlllii I'-l'Xi'1.'ix. 'Iam I'uhL'1. Hill llzimuik, llciinis basic. Dun Sxkmxx. Kcxmclh U'ilIcll. .IilII lL'I'lHliiiii, Rmliivy 5lllliJil', Huh Llbllgiliill. Ckirul 'I'i'zuci'e. Pizmixl. GIRLS GLEE CLUB l'RONl ROW: ktncnc litk, Lintla Ilurtliclt, Malenc Itltlings, Ann flushing, Marjorie Hoyt, Mr. Crupi, Pat Comfort, Donna Mowciy. Q-it-lrlicrr Olin, Suzanne litlniiniytcr, Roberta Winner, Carol Winters, lillilil West. Josephine Ostrantler. SECOND ROW: Patriria Ryan, Janet Yan lloutcn, Nancy' Fisher, Margo Baker, Betty' South, Norma Havlen, Carol litlwartls, Lola Wyltoll. Priscilla lonrpltins. Gail Shopcs. Mary' St. Louis, Julia Smith. Deborah Jenkins. Janice M. Courtright. THIRD ROW: Peggy Page, Diane Cunderinan, lilizabeth Roy, Pat Iidwartls, Linda Folts, Jeris Bottchcr, Rita Zahorian, Veronica Mcl'niher, Sally' Lawton, Ruth Carroll, Barbara Newton, Judy Kosloski, Edith Eastwood, Janice Courtright, Sue Barret, Joyte Harrington. l'l,XNIS'l': Pat Sthultz. THREE HEARTS 81 KEYTONES t.wt'n Lrolult. Sally k2lllIi7Clll, Danielle Rotlahaugh, Brute Meingarlner. lfary Judson, ,Xhe Patterson, I-ltlwartl M'ancr. 2 LIBRARY CLUB In the spring of each year, sophomore girls, chosen on the basis of scholarship and personality, are trained in library management. Under the guidance of Mrs. Boggs, these student librarians work in the library one period every day during their junior and senior years. Their duties in the librar , which include checkin ma fazines, readin g S shelves, char in ', slininr, shelvinf books and S' 8 ll in S planning bulletin boards, are invaluable to the school as they keep our library neat and efficiently run. The girls hnd that library work provides them with a sense of responsibility and teaches coopera- tion, qualities which will be useful in any future career. All is not work, however, and our student librarians have a spaghetti dinner in December, hold picnics throughout the year and receive library pins in their Senior year. Eighth period R 4--we-' 7 I ? , I4 l ff rj ffl , H fur! ax ' f , X, 4. . 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Q1 11011 11.111, llll .111 11011 12111111 11111 1' 111 111111111111 11111 1111111 ll 1111 NI IX 131111 111 111111111 111011111 l1lf' 11CQ,1lIll1llg 111 Ll 1101111 11110111110. 1,C1l1111I1l'N 100111011 111111115 111 1111110 111 111111111 11111 111111 111111 1111111 111 IIS 111:11 11111111011 11111 l111111g111 111111111 .1 111111111010 1111-111111111111111111. 111 1111110 111 f'111ll1111N1ff, 1011111111111 L1111111' I11K'11ll' 11111 111111.11 1110.1 1111111 .1 11Xll.lII111 1'111'11, 111'-X1' 1111111 'iz' 5X X NRSI ROW: l'n-ggy Ruilim. xxiiiiilllll xiilliillllfii. Nanny Hum, Nancy Slllilil, llalyicl Burrell SICCZOXD ROXY: Hairy' Shcrnizln. Nlzlrylyn Dewey. lluunc fi2ll'lIt'gii'. I'm'lr'1' Ycciinzlk. Alnhn bond yczlr. 'I IIIRU ROXY: Sonja C.cmw, Niilli lllyyvu, XZIINX C.umlyx'iii, -luzinuc Grist, Hum IIZIIIYCH Kt'ilil linlliy, IfUl'RlIl RONYZ l,CllIliC l'ickL'ling. Rim' liuur. iilydc Ilczildslcy, Lloyd Swain l lI'Iil ROXYZ llalyixl l'cik. Ruse Sl. louis. ix!! vii! 5. SII IINL: l'm'1c'1 Y1'1iiI!llix. liclyy SIICIIIILIII. Sl XYIIINI.: Llycic lic-.i1cIxIcy. llgiyiml Pvck, - 'Q-1' J . .1 as N1il1CySlllilh wmki11gu11 layout in ,Xrt I.l I l',R XRY 5I.Xl'I': Hans IIQIIINVII. Sllllkiil bclnw, l'1'ggy Rullim. HIUZIIIIIC ful Ronin, lylllllll' Clil'Ill'giC. at N--V4 7' 'i, -1.-...- 'llxfgcuxtg lwlcyl-pRl.15: Sonia GCI-nw' 'lYl'lSlS: Xzmmy K.m11i1xin. Rose Hour. Judy Hlywa. , l,OUklNK, OX LR liQl'll'NIliXl IN X1-QW DXRK ROOM: Nflllflfll Ilcwcy. Daniel l3111'1cll, , -... ul? 1 f 1 2 . I f 1 4 f' I, ' F 6 6 ' 5 V iz,-Y-1 '1l-llil- ,fs gg W WH E , Q J FUGINATED 442-Q if 1' .1 ,J sal' The top staff of the Horse Sense, with Mrs Obuhamch, work together to gave us a newsy school paper STANDING Dennis Rainey Nancy Boor Phyllis Harras SITTING Clyde Beardsley Mrs Obuhanlch The Horse Sense aaall be on sale tomorrow noon an the colrador I his familiar notice IS uelcomed auth eagerness by the student body and mth relief by the staff Can it be possible that another issue ol the paper has been published' This one sentence 'announcing the sale of the paper clxm axes three ax eeks of mtensne at ork First the assignments were hfanded out and the y araous repoa ters and feature editors ysent to uoik Then the editor and latex ara edator receiyed the cona pleted assignments 'and had the columns typed by tlae eflirient stall typists. Tlae typed copy was taken to the Claeraaaaaatg V 'alley Reporter where 'amid the smells of prrnters ink and hot lead the finished produtt emanated However the paper was still not ready lor distribution Farst at had to be folded and the middle page inserted The moment had finally array ed the Horse Sense was on sale Ihe money needed lor the printing IS obtained from the sale of newspapers 'and from the gala Press Club C arnay al Es eryone looks forward to the carnival as it is one ol tlae biggest social events of the year Publishing 'a paper is hard work but exciting and stimulating. Each issue is 1 challenge that we enjoy meeting. Q4- ,X 1 1' if ai 1,417 Nancy Boor, Rhonda Cohen, joyce Lawlar, Sharon Howland, Kathy Curtiss. Assembl in : Gail Baker Sandra Cook Na win Y H ' , I , ncy Good , Bruce Norton, Dan Drew, Don johnson, Sally Kambeitz, Barbara Hammond, Roxanne Dowd. Q' ff PRESS CLUB CIXRNNM- Ceruwaxi DDNCC both fb? '-we C.fNN3. 8- Dgutfi f Record 5, Lggaicofvf 0M AQQQL 5, lq57 IO- ll , 0 x ff' Receiving assignments: Bill Macdonell, Barbara Smith, Nancy Ambrose, Marylyn Dewey, jerry Lechliter, john Impert, Phyllis Harris, Nam-y Boor display press club carnival poster. J? fr' K 'WW my Selling Sondra Houghtallng, I Wllson, Sonja Gerow Mary Lou Dnlfenderfer Typing Rose Ferguson, Gwenn Crofutt, Sue Opdyke, Shnrley Klme Workmg On Assignment Dannelle Rodabaugh, Nlllll Hlywa, Lynn Stutz man Denms Runey, Charles Kahn Marxlyn Blodgett, Carol Pamter 69 use til aswell! mg a l! IESBIIUI FM at . M -QAM: by V --. -V My .. .. ., ,, 5 K .1 . 5 X ZW- KK ' we mf W A -, . FIRS I' ROW: Beth Sthoenholen, Patricia Edwards. Nanny Goodwin, Rose Boor. SECOND ROW: Penny F F A Kennedv. Donna Campbell. I,inda lfolts, Sharon Conrtright. Linda Peterson, William Nlatllonell. .Ronald ' ' ' Howe, Mr. Along, 'IHIRD ROW: Gretchen Olin. Sandra llonghtaling. Janice Coiirtright, Peggy' Rollins. Nancy Iloor. Marylxn llcwcy. ,loan llottther, Rhonda Cohen, Clxtle lleartlsley. Future Teachers Association IARONI' ROW-ban Hartman. President, Donald Syl-,ora. Vice President: lidward Eggers. Secretary, james Chappell. Treastner: Lenard 'lxler, Reporter: Tremaine XYil4on, Sentinel. I.l1lfT T0 RIGHT: Dennis Elliot, Gland Smith, Harry Hamlin, Wayne Smith. Richard Frichek. Raymond Payne, Clinton 'Iirice, james Moore, 'limotly Cola, I-'red Dihhlc, james Osborne. Robert Hagner, lfred Lewis, Mr, Nest, .kdxisorg l'rhan Smith, Donald Clexeland, james Pastritk, Richard Klein. NVilliam Humphries, Gary Allen, Daniel Pastritk, Ernest Mason. x K. 2 J, 1, if 1.f'!xrr-01 .F il f Fig H V- M . A51 Rf 1. Jer: gstw ll A M . '41-'J 'E a'6 A E Q y l 1 i 5 1 tit l i ill ly i I i l ii 5 lil 5 3 , l X 5 - til Q x y l 1? Q3 1 T l 5 .....,s s I l n K LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Painter, Gail jenkins, Peter Yedinak, Marilyn Blodgett, Catherine Curtis. The Honorary Plaque is presented every ten weeks to the homeroom with the highest average. Junior Honor Society The Junior members have gained valuable experience by serving on various committees and taking an active part in the business of the Honor Society although they are not al- lowed to hold ollice. They will be well pre- pared to take over the ruling reins next year. XVe express sincere hopes that more members will be added next year. sus ,,-f-A STANDING: Clyde Beardslcy, Peggy Rollins. SITTING: Nancy Goodwin, Nancy Boor, Phyllis Harris, Joanne Grist. SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY The Horseheads National Honor Society is now in its third year. Those who met the qualifications of a 90 CP average and attributes of leadership, serv- ice and character are prompting scholarship by sponsoring a plaque to be awarded each ten weeks to the homeroom with the highest scholastic avera- age. Gold membership pins were awarded to the i vumewu. 1' 1 -,.- I -i g S 'W I l I xii- qualifying senior members: Nancy Boor, Sonja Gerow, Nancy Goodwin, Joanne Grist, Phyllis Harris, Peggy Rollins, and Clyde Beardsley. Since all members plan on furthering their edu- cation, they received instruction in scholarship tests and college entrance requirements through the guidance of their able advisor, Mrs. Conklin. W ,uf n-v ' vv ji X' ws-,gm nf7Z ?? fp f x ,. f .. . Mfg I fi 4, f YNJ1 xy. w ' il 53 -W, 'ssgx ,V , w , 'ff 1 ,ao 53 I9 F54 Q ,-is : Teamwork Wins -Baldine, Clark, Kirkendall, Gushue. 1 s c Q R , . Nw. .,,,, ,MM I ,ok -vw 0' . , , , W-.anal W-1,---A., 1-ff'-H 'W Rumsey 1653 features fancy footwork. . IA. ..1- FOOTBALL 1956 For the first time in the history of Horseheads, a squad has gone undefeated. Throughout the sea- son Coach Kirkendall's tough football machine con- tinued to grind out victory after victory. The Raider backs appeared to run at will through the holes opened by the powerful veteran forward wall. Not only did the sparkling Blue Raider squad rack up a 7-0-0 record, but they also gained their first undisputed SCL championship. Probably the most exciting accomplishment of the Raider squad was the retaining of the coveted jug from our arch rival, TAE. HHS 27 Owego 13 Clark 1721 clears the way for Coburn 1663. Norton 1613 dives for first down. The Raiders opened the season impressively by crushing Owego in a very exciting game. The powerful Horseheads backs scored in every quarter. Bob Rumsey made good three extra point attempts. HHS 24 Painted Post 7 Horseheads pummeled Post as our brilliant backs again scored in every quarter. Crossing the goal line for Horseheads were Rumsey, Carnegie, Coburn and Clark. HHS 20 XVatkins 7 For the hrst time the Raiders failed to score in the first quarter. ln one of the the most beauti- ful plays of the year the Raiders scored on a per- fectly executed reverse which sent Rumsey around left end all by himself. Also scoring for Horseheads were Bruce Norton and hard driving Rod Clark. HHS 31 Bath I9 Rumsey scored once in every period on runs including a 14-yard reverse. The first pass of the year, Norton-to-Skidmore, was good for a TD. Our hard charging forward wall continuously smothered Bath passers and proved to be a de- cisive factor. HHS 46 lVaverly I3 Horseheads appeared to be spending most of the game in the end zone as they picked up seven touchdowns. Rumsey scored twice and made good four conversions. Other Raiders who rambled into the end zone were: Rod Clark, Ron Coburn. Gerry Margeson, Duane Carnegie and George Gublo. HHS 33 Corning North I-1 Rumsey scored three times and kicked four extra points to dominate the scoring column. Carnegie rammed over for one TD and Ron Coburn slashed over to make it five. The glit- tering backs were supported by a big and mobile line. J., Clark's spectacular block opens a path for Norton and Carnegie 1645. Carnegie blasts his way through. Rumsey 1651, Burnham 1623, Carnegie, Runey 1763, Baldine 17ly, Margeson-Power Play. ,ff s. . :fk ,wg fo-:il-1.5.11 f H 2 Ck C C C Q A if , 1 4 0 ifr 'i.f ,Ziff 31 .gf . ff. xii? .A , , 'gr .. 1 .re if- 1 wif' 'V df A Ankvkw ygawr W . 1 v J 'K sr . ' x L . 0 . ., - , . f af. ' if ,L ,C 1 , .Q 1 2 wg af N003 6 n .f -we .f My .Wt A W W , I -on 'K ,A of ,, 4 - i A x fr 1' 3:-gifs 1' rs, 3 ' ,QU , .K X, . e J 1 ' ,, 1 .. , 9 Goku 'HQ' 50's ff 'wsu ,J f 1 Eglin -iw fi, In ,wr . , .-ug.. . ' ,Y Lv, I w rf f p , fb . fi '-'71 J' : A -vi 1 ' we .' -.41 '- . .-,, Clark blocks for Carnegie. Horseheads Opponents First Downs 100 S1 Yards Rushing 2104 765 Passes Tried 15 76 Passes Completed 9 33 Passes Int. By 9 1 Yards Passing 184 414 Total Yds. Gained 228 1180 No. of Punts 7 23 Punting Average 29 1 29.9 Ylrd!! unts Ret 138 21 Yds. Kickofls Ret 307 379 No. of Fumbles 24 18 Ball Lost Fumbles 18 13 Yards Penalized 240 115 INDIVIDUAL IUSEIIG Atps. Yards Rumsey 63 678 Carnegie 84 580 Clam GR 270 Coburn 57 319 Norton 63 165 Morrell 13 66 Blowers 2 18 Gublo 3 8 PIKLL STATISTICS Norton Rumsey Skidmore Coburn Rumsay Margeson Adams Cla rk Rumsev Norton Carnegie Clark Coburn Skidmore Margesun Gublo PASSIIG Aips Comp. 15 R 3 1 Pssses Rec. Yards 4 10R 1 12 1 H1 1 I4 1 20 1 10 IOOIING TDS 'PAT Points 13 16 94 4 0 21 3 0 18 3 0 18 3 0 18 2 0 12 1 0 6 1 0 6 The Inside Story fflbseryatlons of 1 spectator and meditations of a player at the Heights game A brisk Noyember afternoon sets the stage for the annual contest with our relentless rival Heights Our Raiders decked out in their snow white uniforms prance onto the field while a wild oyatton inspires them wlth our confidence and urges them to gne their all for their Alma Mater A hushed antltipition lllls over the crowd as the te uns line up for the klck off A whistle 1 sign tl 1 boot the gune begins Let s re ld the mind of one of our players and follow his thoughts through the game Here ll comes the long awaited kick its coming to you grub 1t md run youre on your own thirty first md ten cant risk 1 fumble hrst pliv better be slmple Mavbe we can surprise them by tlklng a chance early we ll try their outsides can t figure this out they flanker right ind 1 buck up the middle will work good call' you called that one right on the nose' Listen to the kids' Ihey know their team is fighting as It has never fought before The terror they felt when Heights made the first TD soon vanishes as Horseheads rallies w 1th 1 long touch down run to edge ahead 1 6 '1 hird quarter we lead but these guys are h1t ting hirder ind gettmg better eyery play umphl where did he come from that one really hurt gottt get in insurance tally ut first youye got to get that ball Here comes the ball carrier thats If stand hlm up now tickle that ball you ve got it now but keeping it lb another matter lets try a Jass Skidmores out there throw xt easy good there he goes golng golng TOJCH DOVVNV T he obsession to obtain the symbolic Juv urges o r teun to 1 l-lb le d Our VIWHCIOUS cheer leaders yell themselyes hoarse as cheers boom from the stands But in the fourth quarter the atmos phere is suddenly altered as the orange and blue scores another I D Now it s anyone s game Only a few more m1nutes to go KEEP THAT BAI L keep it on the ground and sneak ll up the mlddle clock s almost out 'Ihe crowd sprlngs to 1tS feet as the last few moments tick away A deafening clamor splits the air as the second hand reaches zero leavmg the Raiders possessors of the coveted Jug and un defeated Southern Counties Champions Nowhere could you find a happler football team than our own Raiders and their radiant co captains Butch Baldme and Rod Clark ,,,,,,.-u-- Q X A Y . 2 . . 1 1 l 2 Z l l V ' ' , . ' ' 1 , . ' ' , ' . ' .', ' ' Y- . . . 2 K 2 ' 1 . . . b V . . i Y V ' 1 Y' , V L It K 1 . ' ' f 1 . . . . . . , 2 . W ' - , A ' D -I . 2 .N I ' . . . ' I 1 . . . -1 - K1 K' '. ' 2 ' . . . 1 ' . . . ' ' K, ' I, ' T - 1 ' 1 v ' H . A. D - ' ' . . . u z z - a . ' - L , z 2 . . . ' 1 ' ' ' , 2 . . . . ' 1 z . ' . , - . . . ' 2 .' . ' ' . ' , , 2 l ' 1 . . . . ' ' . . . 1 n - I , 4' ' , ' must have a weak spot someplace . . . maybe a - ' s 2 . ' ' - - y H . . . .... f 2 . ' . , k I . , . V F' ' ' 1 ,, . . , V K y I .- . . o 5 .fix A Q f I - l ,f 1, if S 1 'A ff f ' V 'gr r , I .f 4 . 4 7 . ' V . PS , 0 jk 1' Voorhees goes up and over. Eddy eases over. Stuart and Wager near the tape. Bidwell flashes over finish line. ' -1. j Mi I TRACK Bacon runs the mile. X CONTEST Bidwell , Rurnsey , DeMember Vorhees Eddy , Bacon Carnegie Hansen Gross .Xdznns Blowers Stuart XVager 7 XVinters t Shultz Grigriou Johnson Beard ,t,, 100 Yd. 220 Yd. -H0 Yd. H80 Yd. Mile Broad Jump High jump Pole Vault Discus Relay Shot Put TRACK INDIVIDUAL POINT TOTALS ANT TOTALS L 66 53 314 34 314 30 26 lfl2 26 23 20 12 :,....12 6 :sf-1 , l.., . 6 5 I If-1 I IX2 H150 TRACK RECORDS ALL TIME 1956 TIME RECORD TIME YEAR Rumsey 10:3 Yater 10:1 1951 Bidwell 24 Radzavicz 22:4 1954 Rnmsey 51:3 Rumsey 51:3 1956 .Xdams 2:15 Dilmore 2:01 1955 Bacon nz 16 Dilmore 1.5013 1955 DeMember 207114 Radzavicz 21'-1 MZ 1954 I-lddy 5'6 Drew 5'l0 1955 Yorhecs 9'6 N'00d 10' 1953 Cross 1.37:-I Radzavicz l29'7 1955 Bidwell 98' Bidwell 1.3714 1956 Carnegie Carnegie Blowers Blowers DeMember DeMember Eddy '12'4V2 Eddy 42'4V2 1956 .-4 , ., .,-i A . Q it S.. 'gn-r Blowers heaves the discus. DcMember-20' 3160. Grigoriou, Hansen and Rumsey get the jump at 440 start. Wager and Stuart in dead heat. TRACK 56 TRACK TEAM CAPTURES SOUTHERN COUNTIES LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP The Blue Ra1der Track Squad coached bv Mr ack Gushue and co captamed by Bob Rumsey and Dan Bxdwell cllmaxed a wery successful season by wmnmg the SCI t1tle 'Ihe team was extremely strong m the dashes and the 880 yard relay The relay team went as far as the sectlonals whlle Bob Rumsey 440 ace went all the vtay to the state finals at Mfest Pomt At Mlest Pomt Rumsev was at hrs Hnest as he turned rn hrs flstest tlme of 50 5 seconds T his spec t rcul ar t1me was good enough for t fourth pl Ice m the state wlde competltlon The squad ss as strong on the track but had to concede pomts m the field events mhrch cost them sex eral meets XVh1le losmg pomt gamers Dan Bld xx ell Riy Eddy ll'Il Voorhees and Carl Gross through gl lduatnon Coach Gushue has hopes of an equally powerful team next year HHs nw sHs ww Hoxsehetds expressed then power m the run nuns, exents but lost the meet vu the field events Ihe Rnders hul two double wmners Bldwell m the 100 and P90 and Rumsey m the 440 and broad lump The squtd also non tl1e relay ln l 431 HHS 58 U5 TAE 86 2X5 The Blue Ruders swept the meet by collectmg elght Fnst pllces and tymg for another Raider umners were Blduell l00 and 220 Rumsey 440 Bicon nnle Voorhees pole vault Gross m the shot and the relay team of Bldwell Blowers Car IICQIC md De Member wx ho set 1 new school record 8 HHS Sly, C NS Ury! XVaxerly I9 Horsehelds collected sm first places to vwm a tntnguln meet ruth C mnmg and Waverly Bld well turned m a double vlctory m the 100 and 220 Rumsey took the 440 m a fast 53 seconds Eddy and Voorhees took the hlgh Jump and pole vault whxle the relay team captured the 880 relay HHS 46 Owego 49 Owego came from behmd to wm by takmg fnrst and second places m the broad Jump Horseheads captured five lirsts Bldwell 100 and 220 Rum sey-440 Bacon 880 Eddy hlgh Jump the relay team dld not compete HHS 21 EFA 83 The Ralders were no match for the strong Academy team as they could place no wmners Bob Rumsey 440 ace dtd not compete due to a muscle stram HHS 43 TAE 52 The Ratders were taken by surprrse by the Edt son team they had clobbered earller m the season Horseheads turned m s1x vrctorres m mdxvldual events Bidwell 220 Rumsey-440 Adams a late starter for the track team Mon the 880 Bacon mrle and De Member the broad Jump HHS 44y2 Owego 395 TAE 28W Waverly 7M2 The Blue Rarders showed the1r strength as they captured the SCL Champlonshlp Second place Owego had been favored to take the meet but the Ralders had different plans as they ran away wrth the contest Turnmg m VICIOYICS for Horseheads were Rumsey 100 and 220 Adams 880 De Mem ber broad jump and the relay team of Rumsey Blowers Carnegie and Bldwell After the regular season the relay team sprmted thelr way to the sectlonals and Bob Rumsey went all the way to the state fmals at West Pomt D I ' I 0 - ' 9 ' - v , I V 1 ' I C v 1 . y v I , , . y , , . . , 2 ' ' . ' ' z ' , 1 ' ' 1 ' ' . 3 ' ' , . R., ' . ,1, 2 ' V , ' , T 1 I V . u 1 V Y 1. .... , . i - ' , 1 ' ', J' , . . , J 1 . , , , ' tr ' ' ' 'Q , . . . . . . . . Southside took 18 ol a possible 19 in the weights. , - s Q' 1 r 1 ' 2 1 ' ' 2 ' ' ' , Y cc 1 b 1 1 T . ..- , . . - . . . , T ' . 5 z ' ' ' : . . ' I A ' L x x x '- T A x ,T- 2' 1 V ' . . R 1 . ' I' . ' - v' v I ' v i , i , R - ,y y - Y , , . . A, . . y t I I . . 7 , I - I K' 1 ' . f ' 2 - , - , - of .7. T , , y I Y ' ' I ' , , . . . L A- I l I k W' I 1 V . 1 ' . . ' 1 ' ' , 1.2 r I A V. l Q . I . g . 'Fil Baldine slashes visciously. Southside 4 HHS 3 Randall's 2 hits and good pitching by Runey and Skidmore couldn't win because of poor fielding. EFA 6 HHS l Powerful EFA team outclassed HHS. Owego 2 HHS 1 Fine pitching by Sears and Runey made this one close. HHS almost won their first game but the hitters had a bad day. Heights 6 HHS 3 Nine errors by HHS gave Heights enough runs to win even though Driscoll pitched well and Rod Clark got three hits. Corning Northside I3 HHS 5 Poor defense allowed Northside to rack up 13 un- lucky runs. Clark broke his finger, which dampened spirits. Baldine had 2 hits. Notre Dame 6 HHS 3 HHS got the lead but a late rally canceled it. Winkky's 3 hits couldn't win the game. Runey-the pitch-strike three. X xsfgff s fi BASEBALL . Qr:3l fa- ,',Qff4:KWz,i ij., -J? I f-L . , wx, . J A hx, x Winkky tags his man. Owego 7 HHS 2 Superb pitching by Sears allowed HHS only 3 hits. Runey was the losing pitcher. Baldine played an important part in securing the 2 runs. Southside 4 HHS 3 Driscoll and Hollaway's pitching duel offset the 5 HHS hits. Clark had 2, while Skidmore, Ruger, and Driscoll had the others. Heights 7 HHS l Kohan's pitching and a shaky 6th inning led to the downfall of the Blue Raiders. The lone HHS run came on a double by Clark and a fielder's choice. HHS 10 Notre Dame 7 9 hits and 10 runs gave HHS their first and last victory of the season. Skidmore was the winning pitcher, although you will find Runey fans who will argue the point. Watkins 9 HHS 2 HHS had 9 hits but couldn't offset the wide margin Watkins had built up. Ruger and Morrell pitched. Waverly 7 HHS 2 Masteller's great pitching allowed HHS only 2 hits. Runey was the losing pitcher. Skidmore and Ashley had the 2 hits. Although the Blue Raiders won only one game they look forward to the '57 season because they lost only 2 players. Driscoll graduated and Tom Lynch went to Lakemont Academy. A year's ex- perience gives the team a great potential. The workhorses of the pitching staff are returning- Dennis Runey and Tom Skidmore. FIRST ROW: Bruce Norton, Kenneth Ruger, john Coughlin, james Morrell, coach jack fillShllC. SECOND ROYY: Cary Ashley, Robert Rumsey, Robert Randall, Dennis Runey, Rodney Clark. BASKETBALL The Blue Raider basketball squad, coached by Mr. .lack Gushue, came close to the SCI, champion- ship but were eliminated by Owego in the playoff. The squad compiled an impressive lff and 5 overall record for the season. They also had a 7-I record in regular Sill, play. Bruce Norton captured the SCL .Xll-Star Team and Dennis Runey was named to the second team. Gary .Xshley and Ken Ruger received honorable mention. Next year Coach Gushue must replace Rumsey, Runey, Morrell, Clark, and Randall, but his problem may be eased by several yIV's who will graduate to the Varsity. HHS 56-CNS 58 ln the first game of the season, the Raiders met defeat via a last second gasp shot. Three Raiders hit double figures to lead the scoring, Norton, Runey, and Rumsey. HHS 69 - SHS 72 Horseheads dropped their second game also by a close score. The Raiders hit on -1429 of their shots from the field. Scoring honors went to Bob Rumsey, who netted 20 points. HHS 87 - TAE 84 The Blue Raiders collected their first victory of the season as they squeezed by Edison. Norton claimed high scoring honors by his 33-point spree. HHS 44 - EFA 71 The lack of a bign1an to clear the boards proved to be a great disadvantage for Horseheads as Acadeniy dominated the game. The Raiders out-scored them in the final quarter but could not overcome their lead. HHS 72-Troy 62 Ken Ruger dropped in 23 points to lead the Raiders in their romp over Troy. Morrell and Norton also hit double figures. HHS 63-Padua 58 The Raider squad evened their record at 3-3 by outlasting the Padua quintet. Four Raiders hit double figures: Norton, Runey, Ashley, and Ruger. HHS 69 - Waverly 44 By blasting XVaverly, Horseheads gained their second SCL vic- tory against no defeats. Rumsey and Runey paced Horseheads with I7 and lli points respectively. HHS 63 - Owego 64 Horseheads suffered their first defeat in the SCL in a double overtime contest at Uwego. Bruce Norton was high scorer with 20. HHS 69-Watkins 38 The Raiders bombed XVatkins for their third league win against one defeat. Norton, Ashley, and Ruger hit doubles to pace the scoring. HHS 39-EFA 59 Horseheads battled EFA on even terms in the first half but could not hold the pace. High point man for Horseheads was Norton with 17. Ashley, Randall and Morrell fast break the defense. Norton displays his scoring crown form. Runey hits on a jump shot. V,-fQ Clark scores on a one hander. HHS 82 - Waverly 72 XVaverly became another victim of the powerful Raider squad as they fell far behind in the closing minutes. Norton had a big night with 34 and Rumsey chipped in with 20. HHS 100 - CNS 88 Raider shooting was at its finest as they hit that rare cen- tury mark. Runisey put on a sparkling performance as he netted 32 points. Norton, Runey, Ruger, and Morrell all hit doubles for the Raiders. HHS 66-Troy 57 Although it went into overtime. Horseheads trounced Troy in a blazing contest. Once again it was Norton who headed the scoring column as he sank 23 points. HHS 86-Padua 55 The Blue Raiders easily blasted Padua for their ninth vic- tory of the season. Runey and Rumsey led the Raiders with I9 and l8 points respectively. HHS 67 - TAE 56 Our arch rival, Edison, was not much competition this year as we blasted theni for a second time. This season the high point men for Horseheads were: Norton with 23 and Runey' with 17. Ruger drives for a lay up. Rumsey proves a tough man to guard. HHS 57 - SHS 56 This game was almost the reverse of the previous meeting of the two clubs when SHS won by a slim margin. The Raiders just wouldn't accept another defeat. Norton was high man with 17. HHS 70 - Owego 57 As the two teams clashed for the second time of the season, the Raiders clobbered Owego. This game left the two squads tied for the SCL Championship at both Varsity and JV levels. HHS 81-Watkins Glen 67 This victory was the eighth straight for the Raiders and it lifted their overall record to 13 and 5. The win forced a playoff with Owego for the SCL Championship. HHS 62 - Owego 73 This was a heartbreaking defeat for Horseheads after a very successful season. A late spurt by Owego toppled the Raiders from the title. Horseheads finished the season with a 13-5 record. Ashley takes to the air KNEICLING: john Randolph. john Coughlin, james Cullen, john Kennedy, jack Benjamin, Terry Bernd, Robert Mills. STANDING: Gary Barnes, YVayne Cowan, Robert Howard, Ray Spencer, Eric Vinkky, Don Kihlstrom, Mike Driscoll, john lulpert, james Moore, Richard Janne, WVilliam Bauman, Coach. 'fv xl . . BASKETBALL P Driscoll slips by defender. one hander. S encer connects with a The Blue Raider junior Varsity squad hnished the season in a fashion identical to the Varsity. .ln the last game of the season. they defeated lVatkins, leaving them in a first place deadlock with Owego. Like the Varsity they suffered defeat in the playoffs. Several of these -IV aces will graduate to the Varsity next year. The squad Finished the season with a record of I3 wins and 5 losses. Richard Janne was high point man for the season with 334 points. HORSEHPADS 49 77777 77777777 7 77 77 7 77777 777CI.N.S. 7 53 777 ,,7, 7 S.H.S. 61 7 ,,, ,, T.A.E. 77 42 7 77 ,,,7 lf.F.,fX. 7 Sl 7 ,,,,7,, Troy 43 77 777I'zuluz1 52 77XVuvcrly 'll 7 Owcgo 542 7 777XVz1tkins 52 77 7 7 li.F..X. 38 77 77 YVz1ve1'ly 39 ,,,,7,, 77 7777 C.N.S. 7 56 7,,, 77 7 .7Troy 7 7 49 7 7 77 Plllillll 'll 7 7'I'..X.E. 48 ,7,,, S.H.S. 7 Sl 7 Owcgu 77 7 7 XVzaLkins Moore towers high above defender. OPPONETS 7 77 62 7 -17 7 7 54 32 Q., . -. 7738 7 7 48 7 7 37 761 7745 42 77 7 41 7 7777 40 40 -14 7 49 66 Howard leapn for casy bucket. Janne, high scorer for season Randolph drives through web of opponents. FRONT ROW: Dan Drew, Claude Smith, bm' Dcwev. SECOND ROW: XVilliam Hinkky, Robert Cundy, Ronald Boulas, Dale Cmvaiifflarl Blowers, Alfred Beard IHIRD KROWZ Ray Cass, Henry Moonscl 1 NN arren lzno. M.-XNAGICRZ Harold Revnolmls win, 'I'mn Winters, Richard Frycek, 5 3: Q4 O : Hi S1 -4 4 S vi vi 2 T1 5 1 L4 3 Z :Q C F U 2 F M O U w 95 Demember 5x 103 Hendrics 5x 103 Dewey 3x 5 3x 3x 3x 2 3x 1 12 Driscoll ,,,,,, ,7,,,, 3 X 3X 3 5 3x 5 3x 3 3x 120 Hancock 5x 3x 3x 3x 5x 3x 3x 3x 5x 127 Beard , 3x 3x 5 3x 3x 5 3x 3 3x 133 Haskins 3x 3x 3x 5 2 3x 133 Smith , , 5 5x 2 3 138 Drew 5x 5x 5 5 5 3x 3x 3x 3x 145 lioulas ,O 3x 5 5 3x 3 2 3x 3 3x 151 Cowan , , 3 3x 5 3x 3x 5 3 3x 165 Cundy , , .,,,,, 3 3 5 3 3 5 3x 2 178 Blowers 5 5 5x 5 5 3 3 fleleavy XVLQ 1Vinkky7,5 5 5 5 5 5 3 5 5 3x . .. V ' ' 3 f 3F 23 ' 1 18 21 8 TOTALS lilly JI 5 Hiram Z 25 H21 519 24 Z 28 28 I3 33 2H1raw 5a-win hy fall 5x-loss by fall 3-win by decision 3x-loss by decision 2 :u 5 -I : z Q LY AVER NV I X 5 3 5 5 3x 2 5 5 18 Beard puts Smith's shoulders to the mat. Wvinkky grabs bearhug on Blowers The Raider wrestling squad, coached by Nlr. Carl XVest, finished the season with a record ol 5 wins and 6 losses. The team also placed in the Southern Counties. The Raider power was in the heavier weights while heing weak in the lower ones. Horseheads placed four winners in the SCI. tournament: Boulas, Cundy, Blowers and XVinlcky. Two of these grapplers went on to win in the Section 4 Class B tournament: Cundy and Blowers. By winning this match they earned a chance at the championship. ln the Section -l Championship Tourna- ment held at Greene, the Raiders placed one wrestler in the winner's circle. That wrestler was Carl Blowers, in the 178 lh. class. During the season, Blowers was defeated only once. This year's team was made up primarily ol' young talent with several years ol' eligibility lelt. This should prove to he an advantage in the following years, as they gain experience. The major problem lacing coach NVest will be Ending replacements for point winnersg XVinkky, Cundy, Cowan and Beard. lowan s double arm har on Cundy. Bonlas and Drew-Oh! stop IRONI ROV N Boor S Look R Dowd Xhlsun 1 Slulnnan Varsuty Cheerleaders Varsity Cheerleaders I HIRD ROM lmua hemp NIZHJOYIC Hoyt Donna C1mp- bell, Linda Folts. 41 10 y. -eg IQ..-XA. 0lfFlCliRSfl-'RONI ROW: Mrs. Nlcfllelland fadyisorj, N. Goodwin, N. larbell, S. Howland. B ROXY: S, Cook, I,. Peterson. Girls Athletic Association G.A.A. The G.A.A. started off its year with the orienta- tion ol' new members. The initiates not only were required to earn fifty points before they could join, but they also had to endure the well-known initia- tion. The assoc'iation's calendar of activities this year began with a bowling party planned for No- yember. The girl's well-balanced program kept them busy from january through with an ice skat- ing party, swimming party, taffy sale, Faculty- Senior Game, a hike. school sweat shirt sale, and ol' course. the annual banquet. .Xwards are granted according to the number of points each girl earns. The lowest award is for 250 points and the highest is 1000. The points are earned by the girls' taking part in various athletic activities such as swimming, skating, hiking, etc. I0 points are earned for eyery day of participation. These awards are presented to the worthy members at the banquet. This year the organization had lor its super- yisor, Nils, Norman Nlcfllelland and the ofhcers were: President. Nancy Goodwin: Vice-President, Sandra Cook: Secretary, Sharon Howlandg Treas- urer, Ann Tarbell, and Sergeant-at-Arms, Linda Peterson. Nancy Goodwin. .Xnn Tarbell, Katherine fllli'IlSS, Catherine Marshall, Sally Kambeitl, judy Hlywa, Rose Iferguson Participating in Play Day at Elmira Heights-Rose Fer- guson, Catherine Marshall, Nancy Goodwin, Marylyn Dewey, Alice Weiler, Carol Travers, Marilyn Blodgett, Team Captains for Basketball Intramurals--Linda Folie, Marilyn Blorlgett, Catherine Marshall, Baihara 'layloip Volleyball Team in Action. Lynn Stutzman, jo Ann Wilson, Marjorie Hoyt. Our Student Leaders-HRS'l ROW: P. Stedge. l'. Mills- pziugh. B. llolph. IJ. llarris, SECOND ROXV: B. Nest, S. Howland,1l. jones, N. lick. l'. jordan. 'IHIRD ROW: X. Weiler, Derby, j. Kinney, R. Winner, Nl. St. Louis. AP 3 Y we Q Q 75 a ' 9' ' 'W ., ' ' 5 sv I ik .7 9' J M 5' 351 xg 5: ' I WI-I Hy fig? '4 Jff M 31 'Wg' .vsfggrxf 5 Y ' , ! .. A I-If sf F-'42 'f fy ggi Af I SENIOR BALL MIDWINTERS DREAM I 1' J - N il .. ' Trl'-L . J' nl' X -7 3 fs ,. , ' V' Q T t f ,4 I .Q 1 , f pf: . ? W ' -. A I Q , , . . A 1,4 ' Nlnrylyn Dewey and llill WS'inltlty are hailed Queen amd king of the Senior Ball. Our advisor, Mr. Nlitthell, and his wife receiie a token ol our gratitude. A hird of thc ceiling centerpiete, shows the hard work that went into making the l957 Senior Ball a strut-ss. Queen Nlarylyn and King Bill lead the Will' to the throne as the attendants, fQN'l'llll Crofutt, Edward lVaner, Cathy Nlairsliall. and Jaunes Hlywzi, follow. A nmjestit throne, Sylllllllllllllg a midwinter's dream, awaits the 2ll'l'lW2ll of the royal couple. P4 I Mme.-w ,Q fe, f .4 -5 '16 S Ron Howe and llill Macllonell add an artistic touch to the Senior Ball. . X . WQQQ fflelic kv The Snowbird reigns above a peak of spun glass. Danielle Rodabaugh and Rose Boor work together spraying the backdrop which adorn the walls. This stunning centerpiece completes a perlcct set- ting for all those attending the Ball. 7X ,KN ' 1 -1- A ko I n . 'X r L Q Q 1- K d h irls! QHanS Deanie Pickering 5 foot 2! Real smooth song. Pelvis Pretzelknee serena es te g Hansenj. T 'T x , Q' ev-- -li is gil . -V -i ily, . 3:-f.--' ,H Y JU IUH DAY Liberace and his candles! 1Bill Macdonelly X I The Keytones, with Gary judson, Abe Patterson, Bruce Weingartner, and Ed Waner. Rodney Clark shows the Steger with the Forward Look! .f 1,1 , N wb' Q' 5.513 Ny, fa n do oi aff ks 14.0 Af, U-Qs 0 4 X. ff 15 Judy Hlywa, Patricia Cleveland, Sally Kambeitz, Jerry Margeson, jim Morrell, Ed Waner. Reverie d ' Artiste Iln w.:1mn 1'u!fIvi J, fiomn,:1mn lfefmf mmf Orff-r rm THEM, Pammf lmlgfm, ffnnxifmtinn Thrmr Fummnf Clem up CONINIITTI-ES Cu-Cluumcn llvlllmm Xl,lulonc'll Silly liunlwclrl Other Cflx.urn1L'n Kvxrll limus Drnluw Ruucx Nlirylxn Dcwcj' Nilrzx Hlywa Dimcllc Rrxinbaugli Row Boer Slucxln Burns Nmfv Goodwin Ia-rrv Margcson Nanci' Bom XV1lll.lm VVinklu'N Him Hnnwcn On scaffold--jim Benedict, jerry Margeson. vflzfi' E, 13 5 Q- 's i'f' -.. fn. ' 5. Ralph Comfort, john Saxon, Rose Ferguson, Rose St Louis HOME COMING DANCE Danielle Rodabaugh, Bob Rumsey. Laml llllllSOll, Rlmmla Cohen, lhuw NUYIOII, Rolmrt heats. ISVSINIZSS ROW l: llkllllllll Stcclgc. ROV Qi Snmlm Xvimi, Ilnlcl RCCQC. Nunu Yan .XlQlinc, Czltlu' Cm' lim, xlczm Wilmlfr, Mr. Along ROW fl: Nlznic- l'alllnvl, Htillllllll Bull. Slmwn lcnncy. .Kline limlslrmn, Nina Clmnlmt, Janet R iclvr. X C.XS'l' ROW I: l'n'uc'c' Nmlnn. Lynn Sllllllllllll, Ycrwyllal Bzmliclrl Sally Pzainlcr. Rhrnula Cohen. Iarul 'I'I'1lXl'l9, Phyllis Mills- Jilllgll. Pclcr fllnnny, ju Ann XYilwn, Mznilyn Blodgctl, .Xllll Iarlmcll. Ollie Bunch. SIQXCQINI. RUN' li Qlllllll llull1llL'l'. Ollic llblllllll. Nzuny l'wlIl1ml, Il:n'lm1':l Smith. Nlanilyn lim-niwlm, ROW 22 lumix Ililxnorc, l'hvlliS Bald- win, Rimlxznxl K1llllllCllI, Rau . I'-iii' A V Class, jmvpll hlzngn. f' rx., Si Alan leads the Toy Soldiers in the parade. Babes ln Toyland and Alan don toy uniforms and plan to be shipped out with the other toys. Mary finds Alan in the Toyshop, dis- guised as a soldier. He is convinced of her love for him. Barnaby, having released the evil spirits from the flask, is set upon by four French Dolls. He says that Alan is the culprit, and Marmaduke takes him away. Alan is sentenced to be beheaded but escapes. Barnaby forces a promise of marriage from Mary. Barnaby drinks a glass ol water from the well and faints from laughter. This breaks the spell, releasing the Master Toynlaker from his trance. Barnaby is revealed as the villain he is, and all ends happily. Entire cast brings Toyland Finale. l li 1. Xu I Not for all the gold on earth! QMary-Kambeitzj When you've grown up my dears . . . QToymaker -Pattersonj X II i ,SA S e 5 s 1 , SEATI-QD: Sandra Cook, judy Hlywa. Gary Hartman, Marylyn Dewey. S'l'ANIJlNC: Joanne Grist, Sheila Burris, Gary Judson, Danielle Roclabaugh, Terry Simonson, Gwenn Crofutt, Gerald Margeson, Dennis Rtmey, Hans Hansen. lid Waner, Bruce Heingartner, Bernard Baldwin. Best Foot, Forward lt is the afternoon ol a big dance at lllinsocki. Dutch, Satchel, Green, Hunk, and Bud are clear- ing the dorm. Bud has written his girl friend, Helen, telling her not to come because he has the grippe. Actually, he has a date with a movie star Qwho is seeking publicityj named Gale Joy. Helen, with the aid ol' lSud's classmates' girls, Minerva, Come on, Everybody's Leaving Now Dewey. l Ethel, Blind Date, and Miss Delaware lVater Gap plots against Gale. Cale Joy promotes blackmail by having Chester Billings take her picture in the arms of Dr. Reeber. The Old Grad guarantees Dr. Reeber a fine football team. Gale and Jack learn about a fabu- lous offer. The boys and girls have a swell evening and select Cale as Queen of the Prom. Gwenn Crolutt, judy Hlywa, Dennis Runey, Marylvn 1 t g . w .t lt. i ' i E 4 A ' 5 t, Q 5 i 2 l .5 E t 1 5 Q K i K i, 1 5 , i Y ii E 3 t g ' 22 T 2 2 1 1 , .... . ,lt .g E , 4 . ? 5 ,gi 1 T 5 f Z le in 2 is gg H V s a s .1 W c - 5 - 5 E . ' , 3 fi A ' S ' Y 1 5 6 2 I I i I z ,fb Gale joy Persnades Bud to Dance-Danielle Roda- ' baugh, Gary Judson. e . . Q 4 S3 jiggers lt's Recher -llzniicllc Rmlailmnugli, 1.4115 hlmlwn. llcnnis Rnncy, Hans Ilzinscn. jerry Mnrgcsoii, liwcnn Cimfint, lhiicc Wcingzirlncr. Szincly Cook, Shcilzi llnrris, Mzirylyn Dcwcv. Know Scene ll -Ray llaiiwlicrg, jean Moonschcin. I'll Be Back in a Flash WVith an Sash -Gary Judson, Dennis Runcy, Danielle Rmlaliaugh. v 5 2 l 5 'Si Phyllis Harris, Nancy Boor, Sonja Gerow, Joanne Grist, Peggy Rollins, Clyde Beardsley, Nancy Goodwin. SCHOLA TIC HONORS Honor Roll Ieggv Rollms Phwlhs H 1r11s 'N muy H001 C lule lSe11dsle1 N IIICX C 0111111111 191111112 C 11st Sonja C emu C111 XICJCJIISCIICIII Duma C 1111eg1e 140111110 XX est 1511111 XX c111g11111e1 Xluy IL Dexsex C 611111 I echhter Shfflll 15111115 Rose B001 ohn C oodyeu IIIICS Nlorrell XS 11161 C IIIJCIICCI Robe111 NI h1yer unc H ll 1111 111 C 11l B1 CI N may 51111111 Illllf RCJIJIYISCJII b 43 9151 JO 80 9019 8944 89 36 893' 89 23 81 8-1 8 1 87 48 87 2b 86 62 86 30 86 08 85 94 85 86 85 24 84 08 ' jj, ' J .,,., 7 7.,, 77 77 77 ,.7,. 96.83 . 'Q 1' ' 7 7 7 95.16 if 2 ' 7' I' 7 77 77 7 95.111 fa L 'A 7 ,7,, 77 . ' ll 1 Q ,.., 77 7 77 7 7 f . ' ' '. ' . . V' C 1 I 7,7 7 , 7, ,7, ,, 77,7, K , , 7 1 1 I: A 1' 7 7 77 7 ,,,,, ,,,,,, 7 , ' 7 . I 7 77 7 ,,,, ,,,7,,v.,77,7,,,7v....,.,,,, 7 . .. . -, 7 ' l.z . 1 if W H HH iwnnwnwniv . . . 1 '. ' I' 7 7 7 ,,.1 7 1881 81888888,188 8 8.81 QV: , 1 ' 777 7 7 7 7 7 '. .' 'z 7 7 7 7 7 8188881888 7. 2 I L ' 2 ' 7 ,,,, 7 ..., 77 ,,,,, 7 ,,,,7,7777 . ' , . fi ' .1 ' 1' 7 7 7 .777 7.77 77777777 7 7 7 . Lx' zk ' 7 7,7. 7 7 77 .777 7 7 . f ,T1 - r ' ' . 1 1 7 7 777,777 7 77 77 77 77 . RA M5 if W alter C .arpnnter displays the nbbons he won on has gladnolus at the rounly fanr He IS holding 1 spulal aw xrd granted bw the North American Cladlolus Councnl WValter also won hrs! prxze lll the state fire prewentnon contest nn 4 H Honors Sonia Gerow was our speaker for democracy Ill the Amerlmn Legion Oratorlcal contest Her dforts mon her a hfteen dollar prize rf Dorothy Lddy ls our Homemaker of Tomorrow here ln Horseheads Hugh School She won this tltle hy earnlng the highest Score ln a wrltten examma A uon which tested the homemalung knowledge and skulls of the gurls ln the Senior class I ,- N . F , V 15' 5, 6 A A. it it fr o lvl 1 ., i 2 T. Mfxi .l., A 3 . FLM4 lk 1 5. W 'L ' Lf? L' - W s nf 'Fx w' I V f z- Q QA iff A i .. ' l i i i. l 'I rg ,... 'ww ' - , ,,. 4 . al N kv A 9 by V if .3 P ll l o 9.575 A , n .. -... l -Lili -- 'J 3 22 is vim .xx N WSF WWW. . we RRWN Peggy Rolllns mon a trlp to New York Cnty to study the U t d nl e Natnons lh actnon The trlp was sponsored by the Oddfellows Rose Boor models her sunt that she wore ln the State Dress Revue This sunt was one of the reasons she won the ho I l nor o xelng named one of Chemung IN 0'- , 'wr Gwenn Crofutt represented Horseheads ln the alto sectxon of All State Cholr at Alb any fancy Boor copped double honors wxth the DAR Good lountys Semor Homemakmg Champions ln 4 H Lmzenshxp Award and the Elmrra College Key -2,157 ggi? 19 I .NV W. it 4: up E4 .Vgg ru 4 . - :- ' l '7 Y L5 f fl t -5 , ., s .' 177 I 1, :Tv --1,, ef -gg TA , .. ,,,- ' , A a,f,,5 , . j3fiiff1 sf 3 - A Hx, y ,, .f AY S . A K A - , - 7 24 'Hij' ' A: U r a - ,f .az L s f ' A F. '. 5 - Bob Rumsey JAC trackman of year, JAC player month , ,,..-nl- 'v1, 'ww 70-N B111 Wmkky most valuable player ln All Star Game Sports Honors ww? ohn Goodyear runner up JAC lmeman of the year 1-w-We Bruce Norton AC player of month hrst team SC L Basketball hugh scorer SC L H2 x 'si-lw.fvMw-tifi-1 Z 59 I Af Q Q . IQ- if ... 5 4 af Q 0 Su -Q4 I '51 vt? xg Fi it Q I flihag Sophomore Class Meeting. john lmpcrt presiding. SOPHOMORE ACTIVITIES Moonlight Mist Decoration. if Q -V , S T if' - - ' ii , 'V , A .K H A ii 4 A ' 4 IE if 4 Everythmg IS under control with Barbara Hammond and Douglas Bamlield on the committee the ' Mud Year Melodres FRESHMEN ACTIVITIES Three leaders of the mnth grade preparing for the annual nmth grade skating party are Bob Coughlm, Bob Malls and Dennis Gale W , for ' ' - ' . . ., . we , q fK.1'.', I fi, i X X X 1 N Type A Lunchers-Clyde llcarclslcy. Phyllis Harris, Gerard Axery, Harry Carroll, XYilliam Msucloncll, XVzillcr Carpenter. STANDING: YVinifred Baynes, Ricky Howard. NOON HOUR Noon Hour Intramurals. Before Homeroom Period-Peggy Rollins, Nancy Smith, Roberta 'I'hmcr. Mrs, lxll2llIlS+fillNlllCl' lime Burrell-onlookcr I-'rank Treat-supply man Sax Quartelte--4lcfl ln righlj jnhn lmpcrl, Judy Micklc. lk-zmie Pickering, jzuncs Saxon PRING MUSIC FESTIVAL ' Ch ' . junior mr Don johnson plays a clarmet solo. Senior Choir Gordon Rldenour QHonor Souety Assemblsj emphasized Proxetbs 5 5 md 0 wuth thc acrostn Mental Alertncss Academic Achles cmcnt Nt lrntss to C od QL! In thc Spring Concert Xssembly the Senior Chon entertained with somt Rock n Roll 13-C12-A visit? xX HRISTMA Barney Baldwin, Ray Hausburg, .Xlfrecl Beard, Updyke, joan Mcilracken. joan McCracken, Hans Hansen, Grace Fisher. a i 6 I2 wi sk Susan XM fr J O'Hare, Lraic Fisher, john Saxon, Haus Hansen 'I'l1e Senior Choir presented za program of Christmas music to :accompany the Nativity Scene dramatized by members of the public speaking class. Boys State-STANDING: Duane Carnegie, Jim Morrell, Stan Panosian, Hans Hansen, Clyde Beardsley, Dennis Runey. FRONT: Mrs. Sportelli, Bruce Weingartner, Nancy Boor, John Goodyear, Mr. Merry. ,O ,Q Ed Waner, Clyde Beardsley, Pres. Honor Society. General Motors turbine demonstrations Commercial Club shorthand demonstration Q' Cafeteria 'K f p? mf lil I X Y V Q A I K X I ' mfg ' ,, . . ff ' ef Q'XW1.. , --. ...Q -Q --1- 'P Mrs. June is surrounded by turkey and more turkey. V L, ,,T,...ff- --N l ,,,,.....L-.-. ,.A,4il' Mrs. Rumsey, Mrs. Vendetti, Mrs. Wildrick, Mrs. Bruce dish out the victuals. Mrs. Collier, Mrs. Westlake, Mrs. Soper-Double helping? Q Mc . A V .4 Freddie Flipifs helpful hints have made us more diet conscious. Mrs. Davey and Mrs. Bruce show off the Poinsettias that decorated our cup- fakes. il 0 If-D 3:4 vxffw, 3 QL 2 1 'ig Pl idk T e Candid Camera WNV S01 01 6, Q Ill H I kv NX ! 3 t h . , W Qylllil V , Q , l 7 vw Y, - i LX 1 'gQgF?i'i??.'i '- if sq- 95,11 5 age The line up. J 51 4 , v L ' , . Q ,D 1 of If E ' IIA ! W . 7 'may lxg hqzlisrarul 1 if ,Q - a Q 11- F fence gossip. . Sleep wal . a b 6 eu I ga 1 X i A Rod Clark displays the effort put forth by the seniors to achieve the goal as pointed out by Gwen Crolutt. Bruce Weingartner and Nancy Boor represent the enthusiasm of the senior class to make the magazine campaign a success. William MacDonell, john Randolph, and ' Mary Lynn Dewey sign each other's year- books. .4-Q' Yearbook Signing Party H I ..s - T' WINCHESTER OPTICAL CO. HORSEHEADS, N.Y. OLEAN, N.Y. WILLIAMSPORT, PA. ,W PEPSI I OLA BOTTLING CO INC THOMAS R T BOSTWICK SHOES 8 SN EAKS TURK OSTRANDER DILMORES BARBER SHOP J ACK HOWLAND Ford Tractors 8 Equlpment Black Sllllthlfl 8. Weldln HIBBARD CO HARDWARE HEATIN G Sl PPLIES NILE S GARAGE FRANKLIN ST HORSEHEADS LINES INC Dependable Servzce Between BINGH AMTON FLMIRA H ORNELL OLEAN AND B UFF ALO JACKSON 8: CONWELL TEXACO STATION Larry Lake Road Farm Products RAY S COOPER AGENCY L1 e and General Insurance Complz ments 0 UPPER LA KE ROAD WALT S SHOE CENTER ' CLEVELAND'S TRUCK. and BUILDING L ' f 9 ' , , .I ' f FRANK TREAT ualzty Sand JACKSON AVE BREESPORT THE NEW COLONIAL MOTEL ALDINE AND FARI JOHNSON Ou :ers Izslt COHEN S For the lt ot In Wearmg, Apparel Complzments FFNERAL CRUSHFD STONE MARK M TABER INSURANCF Al FINCY SULLIVAN BROS TRUCKMEN HORQP HFADS N Y GEROW'S DRIVE IN ualztv Dazry Products ITHACA ROAD HORSFHEA D9 DONAHUES CLOVER FARM HORSEHEADS NY. QUEEN CITY PAPER CO ELMIRA, N. Y. .IOYCREST SKATING RINK ARINE MIDLAND TRUST CDM PANY of Southern New York Complimenls of IDEAL HOMES CORPORATION for over 85 years G.L.F. EGG SERVICE W. E. TUTTLE LUMBER COMPANY RIDGE ROAD has supplied Horseheads New York wlth its bulldm and remodellng needs WIGSTEN FARMS DAIRY PRODUCTS DAVIES DRY CLEANERS DAILY DELIVERY THE HORSEHEADS HOBBY SHOP BLODGETT BROTHERS 202 CARDN ER ROAD For a Creamer Taslmg Malk it s ' IRYLEA JW IM Homocemzzo dv VITAMIN D A 771456 JUDY'S DAIRY lynn DAIRYLEA Vac eww PHONE DAIRYLEA 0 0000 A L V A T E R , S In the Heart 0 Horseheads 7 . . . . . 0 U I I . . . , I 0 L I 1 '55 1 I 'S ,g Q ' -M 1 W en 5, F' ' ,,, w I . I Fov Delicious i even' Ice Cream, il's 0 - Lauer s Bakery 8a Delicatessen 126 South Mam Street Horseheads Ploneer Traller Sales, Inc 305 Watkins Rd Horseheads, N Y U N I O N WOUP REAL ESTATE Halpln BUlldlllg Companv 'NSURANCE X AUTO g rf ' rms X 5 X Place lx C PINE VALLEY, N Y EI El 9 36 rl: 'ill , Ill FLETCHER ST HORSEHEADS N Y f3r f' ,ri ' 'Mi W' Jfwc Je? ff J' fgg 5 I af 315312. 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D O D G E FIIGHT SWEEP STYLING K3 DFWFY TABFR and DUTTON ELMIRA N Y C ommcrclal Screw Machine CHARLES C BAKER INSURANCE Products, Inc flutv F we HORSEHEADS N Y Mosss Soda Bar as always ready or a crowd Doris Crouse Betty Baldwin and ,lane Suartout are just a part o the sta wamng on your orders every day 9 FAMILY SHOP 703W S. MAIN ST. C 8: K LAUNDRY, INC 159 161 LAKE ST KD? ?fQZf3f5 ' does itlike QE-Up! ILT Nothing H3 n Q I 7-UP BOTTLINC COMPANY, INC Colle e Ave Elmlra Hts N F O U L K S CALSO SERVICE WHEATON S APIARIES 9 1535 WEST BARBER SHOP FLETCHER STREET PALMER S DRY CLEANERS HEIGHTS THEATER WILLIAMSON SHOE REPAIR H A MESSING 81 SON T ASTY SHOP MARSHALL FEED MILLS BROWN S PHARMACY SCAIFIFPS GIFT CENTER Come in and see our new record department I 0l'l'llZf8 Ol' l0I'l'l0l l 0ll! One of the keenest thrnlls of o llfetlme IS yours os you complete your hugh school tronnlng Corning Gloss Works IS hoppy to solute you ot thus lmportont mllestone The knowledge ond friendships golned In school equip you well for new chollenges As you toke up new roles continue to use the some enthusnosm ond lmogl notion In meeting the future With you rests the pro muse of o better tomorrow CORNINC GLASS WGRKS CORNING N Y STUTZMAN S 9 - I - , O 0 , r Ez' . , ' O e ir, Q, W . l3l Ll Welllver Construchon Co TEAMWORK IN ACTION SEN. gi, Carl Clark Architect in I JMX, A f.f 1 K, , - 1, , x A, L- N XF- , f.. A I . ,xxxif x fi -, I . tx A 2 I in-Q, ,K4f..,. .YWQA ' H 'rg 4 . - A .L ,, , , K ' A ff-suwwfy Q, Q' f -.QE VfI 74'2 ALMA MATER HERE'S TO DEAR OLD HORSEHEADS HIGH GIVE HER THE PRAISES DUE STUDENTS PLEDGE THEIR REVERENCE TO ALMA MATER TRUE WHERE FOR US LII E'S PATHS MAY LEAD MAY OUR EVERY THOUGHT AND DEED EVER TO OUR HIGH SCHOOL SPEED HORSEHEADS HIGH NXNRX 451 ! xg, 'I K. 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