Horseheads High School - Equestrian Yearbook (Horseheads, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1958 volume:

EQUESTRIAN Published by THE SENIOR CLASS OF HORSEHEADS HIGH SCHOOL Horseheads New York - I I 1 'L La FOREWORD Startllng transltlons occur as students go through school Rebellron changes to co operatlon Musguuded pregudlces vamsh as men learn they are alike Long halr yields to crew cuts The little monster IS now a class presldent The former spltball champ IS now Cl pltchmg hero A boy who hated gurls goes steady An mdllterent schoolboy becomes an industrious scholar Selfish children become sharmg adults Changes? Yes Unlque'? No These are famlllar scenes from the teen age years of transition INDEX T L' ORGANIZATIONS .... L-A -Slifer 'Q SENIORS SPORTS ACTIVITIES 5 f- 52' -- Y lx NL A J v . If ,M I 551.5911 I ,way hwy L 'S ,,iNi.,u, g.'.fj,,:-. 'I M . if 1 9 I . 5 ,.,,rd. '-TSX! I K . c hwy! it I .11 J! ' I - ,s Y Q i I ly Elin qi. it 57 X ' 1 If , I ,- l l l I -' 'Www f , .1g,'f, ,M ., ' t.-.,,.,. .iw I ,. ,,,, .,,,,,,. W, ,, , ., -. 'lv f 3.01 V ' f 5 1 . X' DEDICATION An education which teaches an individual to think for himself is the foundation of democracy. Democracy in action can be seen in each of your classes, Mr. Mitchell. You have worked hard and long to make us think for ourselves. Your opinions and ours often differed, causing the lively discussions which typified history and economics classes. Your profound understanding and broad outlook made learning a pleasure. This we'll remember. To our advisor who guided us through this senior year -to our master of democracy - to our cootie farmer from room 208 - to you, Mr. Mitchell, we dedicate this 1958 Equestrian. , W V 0 I , . , , M4,,, , ,ly g I .,,', .L , - ff-ff. -'aff ,- ' .. , . ,,,,,,,, , - 6. . f - Mr. Harold Merry High School Principal Thank you, Mr. Merry, for the wholesome atmos- phere of learning you have helped develop in our school. We appreciate your tempering justice with mercy, your balanced judgment which discerns the best good for all concerned, your interest in each one of us as we have developed in these years of transition. Mr. C. J. Wheater Supervising Principal We cannot comprehend the devious details of your direction ofthe whole Horseheads Central School com- plex. Buildings, buses, staff and students, all are your responsibility. Your huge family of four thousand students do appreciate the smooth operation of this massive machine. Thank you, Mr. Wheater. Mrs. Pauline G. Bush District Superintendent Mr. Leigh Potter Clerk, Board of Education sg v-if '+- ,.f Mr. Kirkwood Personius Treasurer, Board of Education not Aj Mrs. Walter lmpert Mr. William Myers, Jr. Mr. Robert Turner Mrs. William Welles BOARD OF EDUCATION 'Daily, as we walk through the halls, work in shop and classroom, enjoy assemblies, or play in the gym, we are reminded anew of the long hours you devote with no re- muneration: discussing, deciding on school policies and procedures, projecting and planning for our future needs, and providing for our present welfare. You do have the satisfaction of seeing your job well done. We deeply appre- ciate your part in our transition. Mr. Lawrence Sha ppee Shirley Peck President Mr, Jqirus T,-egg Mr. Rodney Squiers Mr. Arthur Devenport -vfx 'Sb lwvanudwfv 'P' 4 K E1 2' f f'?fi1! Mrs, Alzadq Boggs Mr. Gene MacDowell Mr. William Bauman, Miss Jan Van Duzer, Mr. Llewellyn Gushue, Mrs. Norman McClelland Mr. Allen Russell MY- Leonard FUd9e 4'-1 a Q .NX i A 4 lf M -ig 1, 4 I . 'Sf' 5 Us if L 4, I- :gm ,, , ' ff ,E 1 if , I L v ,V 'HMS' I - 76: I- .S 1. 1 1,55 f 'I f ! 'Ii' ' - I 1 V ii: 4 3 .V , , ,-,..-,,.W 4: E 2 , if X , 'W J y- ! A ,gf ff Q' W' 1 Q - - ' f if N 1 ' 3' if 4 , ,, , ,'?'- Q, lx x 11:51 -H x - . , 4.445 Gr gg, H13 ., , 4 ,W dx jf, 5 my fggj K -' ' 'EQ X V N .4 ' ...J 1 x 'Z-..' 4 A 5. K . if I a ily? V wif QGR I . ,qqfzil 35:5 - 'X-f fy 'ff ff Av -'N . Af bf'-191 1, 1 dh ti 4, -I Ll 1 51 .?-li 4. .3 si 2 ,.' s E .,1 1 A-fig MUSIC Mr Crupl Mr Wslson HOMEMAKING Mrs Davles Mrs Page -S N-5 xx., 5 i L Thu SCIENCE Mr Dreer Mr Vroman Mr Pasquale LANGUAGE Mrs Conklln Mlss Fox COMMERCIAL Mr Along Mrs Cornelnus Mlss Klopf I ,fy ' Tw K X X fffwj: Q Qgfyb Q -'ff' j K m k M Vw! QQ Q5- R x x vga SENIORS 97 171 Aim ,Q,SQLg' V ,,., . 3 1 ' '-1 ,gp A, L wwgf ., M ' fix Ei' fi'fI , 4 , Vp V, ,, QL., ,Q -.ff Wigs 'Q f , . :-,,,,7,,iH,r My Q 2 gt 'I I Q Q: - V, .f . xgkf ' v--:H ww- vihff x Ax ,xx V 1 nw. 'S 3 , 1 5 , ., ,v ', . .F Aff A 'am-. f.YW'kE'!ig,, ' ' ,Q . ,A , H 5 , 1? , k l ' V A , . w ',-V' -V 1' mf' - WJ.-X M ' ,. Auf? Lf ,, I , 1 A ff. 11 5:74. bfzhff . V MARILYN BLODGETT JOAN BOTTCHER ROXANA BOWER CHARLES BOYD DALE BRADFORD MARILYN BLODGETT - Math and Language Major, Glee Club 'l, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4, Senior Choir 2, 3, 4, Equestrian 2, 4, Horse Sense 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play Cast, Youth County 3, Operetta 2, Ushers' Club 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Cheerleaders 4, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Ball Committee, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Elmira College Key, Library Club 3, 4, Student Council l, 2, Treos. 'I, Secy. 2, Magazine Award 4 . . . JOAN BOTTCHER - Math and Science Major, Ushers' Club, FTA, Youth County, Equestrian, Horse Sense, Junior Prom Committee, Co-chairman Senior Ball, Camera Club, GAA, Junior and Senior Play Committees, Magazine Award, Girls' Sports, Student Leader . . . ROXANA BOWER -Language Major, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Choir 2, 3, 4, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Ball Committee, Student Council, Senior Play Cast, Horse Sense, Operetta, Spanish Club, Youth County . . . CHARLES BOYD- Science Major, Boys' Glee Club, Senior Choir 2, Junior Play Cast, Senior Play Cast, Cafeteria Worker, Baseball 'l, Audio-Video Club 2, 3, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Ball Committee, Horse Sense 3, Magazine Sales Award, Student Council 'I, 4, Spanish Club 3 . . . DALE BRADFORD - Science Mojor, French Club 2, Treas. Sophomore Class, Wrestling 'I, JV Basketball 2, Varsity H Club l, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4, Junior Prom Committee, Co-chairman Magazine Campaign 4, Sports Editor, Horse Sense 4, Equestrian 4. I DOROTHY BUMP OLLIE BUNCH LINDA BUSH DOROTHY BUMP - Business and Homemaking Maior7 Girls' Glee Club 'l, 2, 37 FHA li Science Club 'I7 Intramurals 27 Press Club 47 Treas. 2 . . . OLLIE BUNCH - Math and Science MGiOI'i Junior Play Cast7 Senior Play Cast7 FTA 47 Debate Club 3, 47 Track 3i Boys' State 37 Youth County 37 American Legion Oratorical Contest 37 National Honor Society 3, 47 Junior Prom Committee7 Photo Club 37 Horse Sense . . . LINDA BUSH - Science Maior7 Audio-Video 17 Knights of the Road 3 . . . RAY CASS - Business Maiorp Senior Choir 2, 3, 47 Football7 Wrestling7 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 47 Varsity H7 Junior Play Committee7 Senior Play Com- miteee7 Baseball7 Junior Prom Committee7 Operetta7 Boys' Glee Club7 Cafeteria Help . . . PETER CHVANY - Math and Science MOiOI'i Boys' State7 Horse Sense7 American Legion Oratorical Contest 3, 47 Senior Choir 47 Debate Club 3, 47 National Honor Society 3, 47 Youth County7 Junior Play Cast7 Senior Play Cast7 Track 37 FTA 47 Transfer Student 3 . . . RAY cAss PETER cl-IVANY RHONDA COHEN JULIA COLEMAN NINA COMFORT ANGELA CORNACCHIO MARILYN CORNISH JOHN COUGHLIN RHONDA COHEN Math and Sclence Mayor GAAI 2 3 4 Jumor Play Cast Semor Play Cast Jumor Prom Committee FTA 3 4 Pres 4 I.nbraryClub3 4 Youth County Ushers Club Equestrlan4 Horse Sense4 JULIA COLEMAN Science Malor Glee Club Knights ofthe Road 3 NINA COMFORT Busmess Malor Ushers Club Jumor Play Committee ANGELA CORNACCHIO Busmess Malor Ushers Club MAR ILYN CORNISH Busmess and CommerclalMalor GAAI 2 3 4 Horse Sensel 2 4 Head Typ1st4 Glee Club Ushers Club Jumor Play Com mattee Semor Play Committee Semor Ball Commlttee Magazme Cam palgn Winner Youth County JOHN COUGHLIN Science and Math Mayor Boys State Representatlve JV Football 2 Varslty Football 4 JV Basketball I 2 Varslty Basketball 3 4 JV Baseball 'I Varsuty Baseball 2 3 4 Kung of Jumor Prom Vlce Pres of Sophomore Class Vlce Pres of Jumor Class Varslty H 2 3 4 G Ellsworth Bradley H1 Y Award Pres of Student Councll Magazme Campaign Award Semor Play Cast up Z WW fiffp? lm? RACHEL CURTIS KATHERINE CURTISS CARL DAVIS RACHEL CURTIS - Secretarial Maior5 GAA5 Ushers' Club . . . KATHERINE CURTISS - Math Maior5 Student Council Vice Pres. 35 GAA l, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Sports l,2, 3, 45 Ushers' Club 35 Equestrian 45 Horse Sense l,2,3, 45 Honor Society 2, 35 Band I, 2 . . . CARL DAVIS - Science and Business Maior5 Boys' Glee Club 'I, 2 . . . ROBERT DEATS - Science and Math Maior5 Boys' Glee Club 'I5 Audio-Video l, 2, 3, 45 Debate Club 35 Junior Play Cast5 Senior Play Cast5 Magazine Sales Awqrd5 Various Committees . . . CHRISTINE DEKOSCHAK - Secretarial Maior5 GAA 'I5 Glee Club 25 Ushers Club 3 . . . JOSEPH DEMEMBER - Science Maior5 JV Baseball I5 JV Football l, 25 Senior Choir 2, 45 Audio-Video I5 Track 2, 3, 45 Operetta 2 . . . DANIEL DENKENBERGER - Business Maior5 Senior Choir 2, 3, 45 Glee Club I5 Senior Play Cast5 JV BasketbaII5 JV Wrestling5 Operetta 25 Junior Play Committee. ROBERT DEATS JOSEPH DEMEMBER CHRISTINE DEKOSCHAK WF 21 . s ,U f yn jjll , ,flu Lf gl Jfdfjlx' pt fr- , X Y 1, . lj ,f ,ll V .X tb L1 1 V YD!! I l Q' 1 G --r it 4 X f . 1' N 1 t ls ' F a '1:L cARoL Munson ' fl ,,-j SHARON HOWLAND - Business Major, GAA 'l, 2, 3, Secretary 3, Student Council l, 2, Ushers' Club, Horse Sense 3, 4, Senior Choir 3, Girls' Glee Club I, Library Club 3, 4, Operetta, Co-chairman, Stationery Campaign, Magazine Campaign Award, Equestrian . . . CAROL HUDSON - Business and Science Major, Student Council 1, Glee Club 2, Cafeteria Committee 2, Junior Choir 3, Ushers' Club 3, Youth County, Junior Play Cast, Senior Choir 4, Horse Sense 4, Equestrian 4 . . . RICHARD HURD- Business Major, Wrestling l . . . JOSEPH JAGO - Math and Science Major, Band l, 2, 3, Senior Choir 4, Junior Choir 3, Varsity Football 3, Junior Play Committee, Varsity H Club 4 . . . ROBERT JENNINGS - Science Major, JV Baseball l, 2, Varsity Baseball 4, JV Football 2, Varsity Football 4, Varsity H 4, Senior Play Cast. . . RICHARD KAMBEITZ - Business Major, Senior Choir 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Committee Junior Play Committee, Senior Ball Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Varsity H 3, 4, Historian 4, Boys' Glee Club 'l. RICHARD Munn JOSEPH JAGO Rossnr JENNINGS RICHARD KAMBEITZ . 'QL Wa, sivgwik I if W 'Za f ff? ff 5.2 'Q ,. 5, , , Q Lb 4 M, ,M 35 ,,,f'.3f,2f , , , I Q, M .1 5,-2 .f , , ' Mr .K . , win .va .av :Sf ,1 .nn A , . . 5' 4 . :QW 32 ,1? J,ii,g '- af -' ff x wi, v vp X , ffm.. 1 Y' -2 , 'Wf f .i,W.ff . ., a f-5 ' 72, fi - , -f M, 4 . 'Wfff f 1 if , f 'Z- H1 .M rg '1 4 gp, + bf 54,1-Q Q-A' vw Mm qt .M I ,m. ,'!, .n K 9 .ft ' f . AQ? X WILLIAM OLIN SUZANNE OPDYKE CAROL PAINTER MARIE PALMER WILLIAM OLIN - Business Major, Baseball 2, 3 . . . SUZANNE OPDYKE - Transfer Student 2, Home Economics Major, Girls' Glee Club 2, Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4, Christmas Pageant 4, Horse Sense 4, Senior-Faculty Game 4, Public Speaking Banquet 4 . . . CAROL PAINTER - Spanish and Math Maior, GAA I, 2, 3, Senior Choir 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4 lSecy.J, Secy. of Sophomore Class, FTA, Literary Editor Horse Sense, Operetta Cast, Horse Sense Staff 2, 3, Girls' State Rep., DAR Award, Cheerleader 2, Ushers' Club, Junior Play Cast, Youth County, Sunday Telegram Correspondent, Spanish Club 3, 4, Junior Prom . . . MARIE PALMER - Business and Home Ec. Major, Commercial Club I, Junior Play Committee, Senior Play Committee, Senior Ball Com- mittee, Ushers' Club, Horse Sense 3, Student Leaders' Club 4 . . . NEVIN PEALER - Math and Science Major, Audio-Video Club I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Ball Committee, Senior Play Committee. NEVIN PEALER MARY ELLEN PHILLIPS ALLEN PRESTON JEFFREY RAY in-Je JOE REDFIEI-D PAUL REDNER HAZEL REESE JANET REITER MARY ELLEN PHILLIPS Homemaksng Masor Glee Club 'I GAA 'l 2 3 Sensor Chosr 2 3 4 Horse Sense 4 Equestrsan 4 Operetta 2 ALLEN PRESTON Math and Scsence Malor Sensor Play Com msttee JEFFREY RAY Scsence Malor Sensor Play Cast Sensor Band 1 2 Student Councsl 2 Football 3 4 Baseball 3 O REDFIELD Bussness Malor Band 'l 2 Football 3 Dance Band 'I 2 PAUL REDNER Bussness Masor Youth County Knsghts of the Road 3 HAZEL REESE Bussness and Home Ec Masor Commercsal Club 1 Ushers Club 3 Gsrls Sports 4 JANET REITER Spanssh Malor Transfer Student 2 Gsrls Glee Club 2 Youth County Horse Sense 3 4 Junsor Chosr 3 Junsor Play Commsttee Junsor Prom Commsttee Ushers Club Spanssh Club Equestrsan4 Sensor Ball Commsttee Magazsne Sales Award Honor Student RODERIC RODABAUGH Scsence Masor Football 2 3 4 JV Baseball 3 Wrestlsng 4 Track 4 Varssty H Club 3 4 OUR TOWN 'R RODERIC RODABAUGH y - 4 A I R. is , fl WILLIAM SCHANBACKER ,Z as I W 0? X. . -It 'X va' S: X.. N N -.i 7x ' '1 ' 42 -1,24 THOMAS SKIDMORE ALICE BARBARA SMITH ROBERT RUHMEL - Commercial Major . . . WILLIAM SCHANBACKER - Shop Major . . . THOMAS SKIDMORE - Science Major, Varsity Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity H 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Senior Play Cast, King of Homecoming Dance, Captain of Football Team 4 . . . ALICE SMETANKA - Business Major, GAA I, Ushers' Club, Commercial Club I . . . BARBARA SMITH -Science and Math Major, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Glee Club I', Senior Choir 2, 3, 4, Equestrian 4, Horse Sense 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Junior Play Commit- tee, Senior Play Cast, Youth County, Operetta Committee, Ushers' Club, Audio-Video Club I, 4, FTA 3, 4, Historian 3, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Ball Committee, GAA 2, 3, Magazine Sales Assistant, Captain, Magazine Sales Award, Library Club 3, 4 . . . SHARON SMITH - Busi- ness Major, Senior Play Committee . . . KARLYN SPENCER-Science and Math Major, Choir 2 . . . PATRICIA STEDGE - Commercial Major, GAA 2, 3, Ushers' Club 3, Commercial Club 2. SM ETAN KA I T .QL .. SHARON SMITH KARLYN SPENCER PATRICIA STEDGE LYNNE STUTZMAN MICHAEL SULLIVAN LYNNE STUTZMAN -Math Maior, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, GAA 'l, 2, 3, 4, Ushers' Club, Librarian, Girls' Glee Club 1, Senior Choir 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Junior Play Cast, Senior Play Cast, Homecoming Dance Queen, Senior Ball Co-chairman, Horse Sense I, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, Class Secy. I, Various Committees, Recording Secy. of Student Coun- cil, Senior Class Secy.,Senior-Faculty Cheerleader l,All-State Sectionals 4, Youth County, Student Leader 4 . . . MICHAEL SULLIVAN - Industrial Arts Maior, Art . . . DON SYKORA - Agriculture Major, FFA 'l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Choir 3, 4, Audio-Video Club 4, Glee Club 'l, 2, Transfer Student I . . . JEAN TALLMAN - Commercial Major . . . ANN TARBELL - Busi- ness Maior, Glee Club 'l, GAA I, 2, 3, Treas. 2, 3, Junior Play Cast, Horse Sense 3, 4, Class Treas. I, 3, 4, Senior Ball Committee, Ushers' Club, Junior Prom Committee . . . SHARON TENNY - Secretarial Maior, Glee Club 'l, Commercial Club 'l, 2, GAA I, 2, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Ball Committee, Library Club 3, 4, Art Club 'l, 2, Horse Sense Staff 3, 4, Student Council 3, Junior Play Committee. DON svKoRA JEAN TALLMAN ANN TARBELL SHARON TENNY ,WV H , ,. V, , P, U A I' 5 A6 1.U.k,', 4 X 4 x 15? Q Q., A , fm ..l' 939134 , A Wim, gw sz.: gxizhl f ek Vi? 'djs X fx . -, 3 1 Y s 5235 ' 2 ' i 5- ' 3, JEAN WILBUR ROBERT WILLIAMS JO ANN WILSON PETER YEDINAK JAMES WARDWELL - Science Maior, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 'I, 2, 3, Knights of the Road 3 . . . LARRY WHITE- Industrial Arts Maior, Football I, Band 'l,2, 3, 4, Student Council 2 . ..JEAN WILBUR-Science and Homemaking Maior, Senior Choir 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, Knights of the Road 3, 4, Junior Play Business Mgr., Senior Play Student Director, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Ball Committee, Candidate for Senior Ball Queen, Ushers' Club, Equestrian . . . ROBERT WILLIAMS- Com- mercial Maior . . . JO ANN WILSON - Business Maior, Cheerleading 3, 4, Library Club 3, 4, Horse Sense l, 2, 3, 4, GAA I, 2, 3, Senior Choir 2, 3, 4 Secy., Glee Club I, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Ball Committee, Ushers' Club, Student Council l, Operetta 2 . . . PETER YEDINAK - Science, Math and Spanish Maior, Student Council l, Knights of the Road 3, Youth County, Boys' State, Horse Sense 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Pres. 3, Magazine Sales Award, Equestrian 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, Vice Pres. 4, Student Traffic Safety Rep. 4, Voledictorian. Senior Portraits by Yarclvn Studios PHYSICS LAB Gary Ashley Wayne Adams Robert Fisher Daniel Drew SENIOR S LAST WORDS I fhmk fhvs rs fhe mfllfon volt fap I I I ' . ,' K. 'Xxx f 1 . . . . . ,, Mr Harcharek Jack Benlamln Barbara Bowen John Mellchar Sondra Houghtalmg JUNIOR CLASS The memorlzatlon of Innes from Jumor Miss the exchange of Ohs' and Ahs' as Juniors were proud reclplents of class nngs last minute rushes to put up decorations for dances and at last the cllmax of the Jumor year Shlrabyoshl characterized the years A dance In September served as an early fund ralsnng event Dubbed the Last Minute Hop It In realnty llved up to nts name The Jumor rung deslgn featured a rectangular built up stone with the tradltlonal Horseheads crest Starfire stones were offered In addltlon to various sizes and colors Two mght performances of Jumor Mass this years Jumor Play provlded hllarlous entertainment for the theater goers In January after the Horseheads vs TAE basketball game the Quarter Hop added to the reserves of the scoreboard fund admlnlstered by the Student Council An Oriental theme provided a rlchly colored and Shnrabyoshn The Japanese styled event was guided to success by co chairmen Colleen Howland and Stephen Foote and the varlous committees The class officers and class advlsor Mr John Har charek need be glven much credit for excellence an leadership John Mellchar served as president Jack Benlamm as vnce president Sondra Houghtalang as secretary and Barbara Bowen as treasurer Valuable experience and another years educatuon wlll launch the Class of 59 Into nts final phase of hugh school the sensor year y X , .V 1- J - r ' I I I ' I . ' . . . .. . . I.. I . I . ' .. .. Qcfivifiesoflheclassof1939, gaily decorated April setting for the Junior Prom, . ' i I u , , I . ' 9 ii HOME ROOM 201 Front row left: Norma Rennells, Barbara Kline, Penny Kennedy, Rita Mickle, Ann Mitchell. Second row: Beth Schoenhofen, Marjorie Hoyt, Gretchen Olin, Elizabeth Roy, Linda Peterson, Sandra Scriven, Nancy Carver. Third row: Annette Kaysa, Zonia Kemp, Rita Rhodes, Gretchen Sheets, Barbara Newton, Veronica McUmber, Judy, Kosloski, Lois Smetanka. lf 'twere done when 'tis done then 'twere well 'twere . . . Mrs. Linn . 42' -51: 'lin i Y HOME ROOM 215 Front row: John Randolph, Ronald Stuart, John Melichar, David Shaw, Donald Johnson, William Thompson, James Sindelar. Second row- Lee Kohler Gar Osborne John Rod - 1 Y I ' bourn, Martin Phelan, Warren Smith, Eugene Nowlan, Thomas Rhodes, Terry Nicholson, Richard White, Norman Veseley. Third row: Robert Howard, James Saxon, Charles Kahn, Donald Kihlstrom, James Moore, John Impert, Tremaine Wilson, Raymond Spencer, David Peck, Leonard Limbacher, Carl Blowers. Ufortywordsaminute fortywordsaminute fortwo . . I i ' , f 3 ' ,st :ll ...s.,, g ' Ag? - ,,Rg ' y 1 'Q ' if-gh ' 'ww -' YD 251: gg, A u ,545 K We v K W5 .iw px W, ff?-T W it if: ' iw vu 23195 i 745 T351 Ks' rf 3 4? ,fr 3.1 ..f iw' ig NJ., -ing.-va g SOPHCMCRES Electrons gave Robert Coughlrn the pressdency of our class with Enc Wmkky as vnce presldent Betsy Sherman became the official scrlbe and Douglas Banfleld held the purse strmgs All the fun of autumn ltself was reflected In the dance Autumn Capers nn October Carole Wmters was chairman In 1958 on Valentmes Day the scoreboard fund grew anded ln part by our second dance Lovers Leap The chairman of thus dance was Lmda Runey Cooperation between the enthuslastlc students and capable advisor Mr Leslue Vroman has played a large part rn malung the whole sophomore year a prosperous and a long remembered one by all who shared rn nt Mr Vroman Robert Coughlm Douglas Banfueld Enc Wmkky Betsy Sherman I' ' l .13 , , A 9 C -R4 33 ' I. , 1 ri U y , V - U. f if f ' , Ax. , .. X. , A 1 f X Q X r mn: 1 ln h 0,4332 -eff gl , Q 1 A A gl l A 'V L, HOME ROOM lll First row Coleman LaFrance Ray Margeson Ernest Mason James Lewls Elqah Swann Bruce Pame Bobby Mnlls Second row Henry Moonschem John Malls Richard Howard Fred Howard Rlchard Marvnn Carl Johnson Carl Melsner Otto Appelt Stephen LaMent John Kennedy Harold Opdyke Third row Tom OLeary Dan Pastrnck Vlncent Perfetto John Darrow Bob Hatch Ruchard Janne John Owen Roger Kelley David Moore Robert Palmer Stanley Muchalak I would have sand Now see here General Mr Hazard f 't INN, HOME ROCM T14 First row Rlchard Ruhmel Gerald Hartman Floyd Tressler Randall Hansen Ted Forsythe Terry Bernd Daryll Eck Second row Jon Gordon Mark Freeland Bob Couglm Denms Gale Bull Sayers James Cullen Stephen Brown Gene Burlew Tracy Hall Guy Dewey Howard Ball Third row Wayne Cowan Bull Fatula Claude Smith Edward Frycelc Fred Dlbble Larry Brown Joe Cesare Gary Ennns James Carroll Jack RufTing Bull Hancock Gary Allen Mr Vroman Verfebrata Mammalia Rodenha dlsecta hamburgla 'zz-' yjflffv X-f Nj, I , f ' gd A i 4 Home ROOMAQ213 9 if First row: Gloria Hartman, Sandra Bates, Ann Burt, Janice Courtright, Pat Comfort, Marilea I lyk! ', ,Ki Ashley. Second row: Judy Brown, Helen Bunch, Joanne Cernohorsky, Amy French, Carolyn ' 5 Q l ' Edwards, Edytha Carl, Mata Ball. Third row: Pat Eames, Barbara Hammond, Edith East- ,.l My wood, Mariorie Gould, Pat Atherton, Janet Fohs, Judywim Elaine Fairbrother X VO y A ' FN U ' , f I U l . l K h X rf' I l. 44' UW yll QW f will-' Q52 ,Az-41 v 5244213 ,ayfnl Bl It Q lay ic fm wfmezwfcffr ww M10 Yi, fill fill f in K Gif il 731.gif Z' 31447 Cvaf ggry, Chzzlzxgv ,Llal -1 ' 'll X, ,d Q10 5292 Lwktzff ffm , 6221 ill' X qw if lp B i , N' f Lal 1 QM eff'dZe4',' 'N if ii livfwi fr A ' ix .ll , if D Mr. Harcharek: The geopolitical implica ons opt is amal l I on . . R ki-31 l L ' K i T-I' I I V -, I A , i 5737? ,f ll I Q il 'YR lb I. lg 'FQ HOME ROOM 214 First row Peter Renter Graham Squuer Peter Slavm Robert Stuart Ken Fowler Second row Teddy Taylor Douglas Muller Stanley Welles David Towner Rodney White Ken Rollins Rodney Struble John Wood Robert Srpka Ken Wlllett Thrrd row Glenn Rogers Duane Wulson Rodney Roe Matt Welles Wayne Smlth Erlc Wnnkky Mark Redfield Muchael Yedmak Thomas Winters Harold Reynolds Mrs Coburn To mscnbe a hexagon u x J FRESHMEN The freshman class got off to a good start by electing its class officers as fol- lows. For president, Colin Chvanyp vice- president, Bill Hurd: secretary, Evelyn Woodruffp and for treasurer, Mike Grigo- riou. We were guided in our activities by Mr. John Stuart and Mrs. Dorothy Page. The dreamy music drew a large crowd to the Two Bit Hop held on February 28th. The dance was sponsored by the freshman class for the benefit of the score- board fund. Our thanks to all who helped make it a huge success, tw f 1 gf. 39 WW . S . f- , .xx K,- I , A' , Li-3 X g .. ,, N , . 'I' W V ' ' ' ik L: f - Q, , K Ql I' YV :Q a gg- filjg 'Nix 1, fx ' , ' I 5 . M I ' XR' Q '. fx' 'Q 3 jg: . 'ly I.: A lv x 53 a , 5 x is - 'fini 5' gl 5 , X U If ,lj If Q' Q ,f s ij 5 ff Yi' wk' 5 -f 1 ..,, , ' N fx ge I ,l 3., . .lay f . ' ' I Q im-f - '- t L ian- N.. ' K 3 WL- P ,J . R. . 3 ,K .Y , .1 B 6 'Q Z As fl 91 Q' A ' Q L .M ' V- Lf' ' Q. 7 - Y V , N ilij i . 't X f' 4' 5' 5, , 'Q J.-nl, -5 W . ,' ' . 1 5 . ,wp .f f .'.fw ' . - f 431, Q 1 3? ' R IQ W' ' ,gi --Q . 21' 5 A ' W5 5 .f , , - 5 E mvv 0 - ' wx' Y X4 . 1 i.bigg0: U' .- A ' b 's ' . 1?-.4'N'wv-, 5, w V - v gg! FI' u U 1 ' -A uf M 4 A 1 ii - ' f I 4' 6 HOME ROOM 109 First row: John Miller, Bruce Rundell, James Purvis, Charles Patterson, Stephen Burgett, Warren Parker. Second row: Roger Smith, Richard Sipka, Brent Rodabaugh, Raymond Savey, Leon Palmer, Robert Roy, Howard Robertson. Third row: David Sampson, Raymond Payne, Robert Ryan, Urban Smith, David Sokolowski, James Afteldt, Gerald Richards, Calvin Borden. HOME ROOM 106 First row: Martin Merry, Edward Kelley, James Marquette, Frederick Irvine, Ronald Mills, Thomas Norquest, George Horton. Second row: Jack Kaul, Howard Olin, William O'Conner, Philip Mosher, Donald Miller, Gary Knickerbocker, Howard Houston, Gary Keesa, Eugene Lunger. Third row: Edward O'Hare, George Jackobus, Robert Miller, Jack Howland, Welles Lewis, David Mulliner, William Michalak, Richard Klein, William Hurd, Charles Hallon. 1' 'qs It XX1 vw ' el-. wal HOME ROOM 116 First row: Dianna Perkins, Kathleen Patterson, Christine Patterson, Mary Catherine Ran- dolph, Sally Olin, Velma Preston, Annamay Moss. Second row: Peggy Rankin, Joyce Miller, Betty McKibben, Dawn Mullen, Rosemary McCracken, Joann Murphy, Louise Owens, Gloria Searfoss, Virginia Rockwell, Clara Mae. Third row: Sandra McUmber, Linda Minor, Dawn Rhodes, Marjorie Plate, Carol Martin, Constance Nichols, Linda Radney, Beverly Mellow, Melanie Robertson, Kay Rodabaugh. Post Mortem of Rana . . . Mr. Pasquale's Science Robert Hoagland, David Thomas, Eugene Granger, Martin Merry, John Tarbell, Mr. Pasquale ff! x F is ,wig Nrkkg I , has . Q ' 'W M Y BQ, x, JXJXA ,AA Milli' -vvtlwfne ORGANIZATIONS tw l I gunn- 'X 51 3 .pf .., wr , 5 +i M Q' ' ,: 2,4 .., QS i Qgiy, 5 v K, x1 9 4 5' if 'sf' 'er -is 3 'Q 'W W ff . 1 E ' wr 9 sa qs, w. 2? -'Q fa T: 5 15 5, Q3 :Q 'fr-fl V Q3 wi gn 199 wg 5 Q yi First row: Henry Moonschein, Richard Van Houten, Richard Kambeitz, Darryl Eck, Ann Burt, Carol Painter, Roberta Winner, Sandra Niemi, Barbara Kline. Second row: Kenneth Willet, Steven Foote, Theodore Taylor, Dennis Gale, Mary Ellen Phillips, Joan Benedict, Judy Derby, Beth Schoenhofen. Third row: Thomas Pysher, Joseph Jago, Rodney Struble, Ray Cass, Alice Weiler, Phylis Millspaugh, Donna Campbell, Jean Wilbur, Marilyn Blodgett. Fourth row: John Owen, Daniel Denkenberger, William Forest, Larry Brown, Patricia Burris, Zonia Kemp, Betsy Sherman, Carol Travers, Judy Camp. SENIOR CHOIR Concerts and assemblies provide the student body with a glimpse of the talent among them. One' of the outstanding musical endeavors undertaken this year was the spring patriotic program featuring the can- tata, Builders of America and culminating in several numbers performed by a combined group of the Senior Choir, Junior Choir, and Glee Club for a truly impressive finale. JUNIOR CHOIR 3 First row Linda Burdlc Shirley Crofutt Suzanne Empet Anne Marne Goodyear Linda Gibbs Donna Mowery Patricia Spencer Patricia Atherton Marlorle Plate Veronica McCumber Mary Ann Weller Suzanne Farr Jacqueline Cronin Sharon Shively Mr Crupi Second row Joyce Palmer Linda Bidwell Joan Lechllter Doris Allen Amy French Trudy Vitale Mary Catherine Randolph Beverly Gibbs Sheryl Frost Patricia Eames Patricia Ryan Noel Anderson Joyce Miller Sharon Bower Third row Carol Tarbox Priscilla Tompkins Diane Gunderman Janice Courtright Geraldine Storch Patricia Schultz Linda White Connie Rae Bear Cindy Moss Judy Koloski Susan Streeter Mildred Hodge Gail Travers Phyllis Cunningham Martha Gray. Fourth row: Gail Nimlos Ivan Freeman William Boyd William Brimmer Colin Chvany Paul Winters Glenn Burley Mark Teed Thomas Barnes Stanley Ferman Timothy Wieland George Horton Elizabeth Roy Ger- aldine Spicer. Fifth row: Loren Baker Kenneth Graul Howard Houston Douglas Cummings Bruce Harlan William Westlake Barry Woodward Wells Lewis Harold Boyd Mark Red- field James Clark Donald Draper Howard Olin Carmen Ball James Terpolilli. GIRLS GLEE CLUB First row Judy Jones Dlanne Lepley Karene Eck Eunuce Wagner Bonme Cleveland Norma Havlen Jean Vaughn Loretta Marshall Edlth West Josephme Ostrander Mr Crupl Second row Mary Ellen Phnlllps Carol Goldsmlth Michele Cams Patrlcla Bennett Llnnell Masters Betty South Ann Sykora Suzanne Burnham Cathy Scholtlsek Ruth Hall Joanne Fagan Nancy Mlckel Third row Gall Stanton Mary Lou Damoth Linda Lawlor Barbara lssacs Sandra Sutrlck Sandra Margeson Lols Stoddard Margaret Marcoccla Rose Cobado Sandra Cook Beth Farr Nuna Brown Sally Olin Fourth row Marlorle Wllllams Lnnme Bell Kennon Sandra McUmber Jacqueline Lovell Mary Lou Underwood Karene Jayne Sally Lawton Susan Browner Jean Frycek June Denkenberger Bonme Llndstrom Gall Shopes Irene Runkle L 5 1' 1 1 . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 5 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 .1 1 I ' :. I I. I 1 1 1. 1 .1 . . i .. I I I I I I I. 1.- 1 1 . 1 1 I I I I I . . I . I ' EQUESTRIAN EQUESTRIAN STAFF Seated Marrlyn Blodgett Peter Yedlnak Joan Bottcher Carol Hudson Barbara Smlth Standing Carol Palnter Jacqueline Lovell Elaine Cronkite Amy French Rhonda Cohen Alice Weller Shella Parker Prlscllla Tompkms Elizabeth Roy Janet Renter Nancy Mlckel Mary Ellen Phllllps Phylrs Mrllspaugh EQUESTRIAN Meeting Wed I2 35 Ideas assignments deadlines Q 5 pictures subscruptron sa es wnteups :dents layouts saturday work un une I 958 EQUESTRIAN 5 1 I I I ' : I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I ' . - . . . , . d ' . . I . U f O ? I f Hel Wwe BUSINESS STAFF Nancy Mlckle Marilyn Blodgett Mary Ellen Phillips Brown s ad could go here Ive got a big Idea LITERARY STAFF: Rhonda Cohen Peter Yedinak Barbara Smith. if LAYOUT AND COPY: Joan Bohcher, Phylis Millspaugh, Janet Reiter, Carol Hudson. Look at Marvin 53 HORSE SENSE STAFF gi XX... Ng 4'-1 Front row: Carol Painter and Bruce Norton. Second row: Carol Hudson, Versylla Banfield, Marilyn Cornish, Rhonda Cohen. Third row: Phylis Millspaugh, Joan Bottcher, Barbara Bowen, Zonia Kemp, Janet Reiter, Sheila Parker. Fourth row: Kathie Curtiss, Janice Court- right, Diane Gunderman, Nancy Cornwell, Sharon Tenny, Jacqueline Gude, Anne Lind- strom, Ann Tarbell. Fifth row: Lynne Stutzman, Marilyn Blodgett, Jo Ann Wilson, Carol Travers, Jean Wilbur, Roxana Bower, Sharon Howland, Penny Kennedy, Barbara Ham- mond. Sfanding: Ivan Freeman, Sharon Courtright, Beth Schoehofen, Linda Peterson, Patricia Edwards, Colleen Howland, Dale Bradford, Barbara Thayer, Donald Jackson, Michael Kerwan, Alice Weiler, Janet Fohs, Robert Coughlin, Sondra Houghtaling, Linda Runey, Barbara Smith, Peter Chvany, Daniel Drew, Richard Andrus, David Peck, John lmpert. HORSE SENSE STAFF Carol Pamter Bruce Norton Versylla Banfleld Barbara Smlth HORSE SENSE Deadlme lust three days away' What on earth beguns wlth Z besides zoo? Isnt there a smgle new couple to put ln the gosslp column? Not everyone s pet peeve can be the same Oruglnallty IS not easily attamed and our staff has done a tremendous 'ob keepmg the paper fresh and Interesting Fashions muslc books gossip something of Interest to all Sensor sketches completed somebody handed an a good composltnon an one of the Englvsh classes and all the hut tunes have been cleverly used Typewrnters clatter edntors hustle and another copy of the Horse Sense rolls oft the press lv- if ,. Nt' Mrs. Obuhanich Advisor I ' ,fxk jf BAND John Philip Sousa s The Stars and Stripes Forever and many additional famous marches emphasized the band s marching programs durmg the fall football season High stepping bandsmen and prancmg malor ettes performed for the fans at each half time of home games As a grand finale to the season the Horse heads High and the Elmira Heights bands combined to provide a delightful show at TAE Three public concerts highlighted the years actlvi ties of the band School assembly programs were also provided at various times for students The annual Outdoor Concert and lce Cream Social cllmaxed the events as brilliant band music and refreshments satis- fied all attending. Several of the prominent students experienced the formation and the first concert of an All-County Band in April. Participants from the county-over pooled their talents to make this one of the finest musical groups in the Southern Tier. The band was the result of careful planning by our director, Mr. James Wilson, and other music instructors of the county. ln May the entire band and also individual soloists performed music in anticipation of top ratings at the NYSSMA Music Festival. Incidentally, the band re- ceived an A rating in grade lV music at the annual Ithaca event last year. The Class of 1958 graduation exercises were aided and animated by the processional and recessional music performed by this fine musical organization. The leadership of our director, Mr. Wilson, and the band officers: David Peck, president, John Impert, vice-president, Colleen Howland, Secretary-Treasurer, Arthur Brown, librarian plus the general cooperation of the members combined to achieve excellent musi- cianship and one of the finest years of band music at Horseheads High. BAND CORNETS: Martin Merry, Rita Mickle, Thomas Norquest, Robert Roy, James Lewis, James Wilson, Donald Miller, Robert Treat, David Peck, Edward Frycek, Eugene Granger, Marilea Ash- ley, Joyce Miller. FRENCH HORNS: Earlene Foulk, Michael Holmes, Richard Andrus, Edith Eastwood, Sondra Hough- taling, Alice Weiler, Barbara Taylor. FLUTES: Thomas Atwood, Pat- ricia Spencer, Elizabeth Wells, Janet Whidden, Mary Ann Weiler, TROMBONES: Jack Howland, Rodney Roe, Stephen Foote, Charles Hallon, Roger Kelly, Gretchen Sheets, Lee Kahler, Richard Dickinson. TUBAS: Larry White, Ronald Brown, Peter Slavin, Margaret Goodwin. . ' 'QQ - W X, , 15:1 url ' x L5 ' ,.' 1 f ' . , . . .4 '1 LM ,- -W x ' f 152 ,, 3 -X 'N T3 , A- 7 awwzunmf f ,w., ,, ,, 2 , .eg fri 2. T257 V 1, W . .W VZ . .. H . . h.,,:q-,F:iy k A. v . L M, :N K p 'RL V ,r x 5'f11-fl? I z .U- ,L I , if v . 5 5 . i 1 y 1,59 L X5 Y 1321 iii? 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LIBRARY CLUB Through the keyhole we see the meeting place of the science fiction enthusiasts, nature lovers, vicarious travelers, bookworms, and bopsters - the library. Under the guidance of Mrs. Boggs, girls selected from the iunior and senior classes share the responsibility of running our library. Let's watch them at work. Books are being piled around, magazines have to be checked, shelves need to be straightened and, of course, order must be maintained. These problems are handled with tact and dispatch. There are, however, those inevitable questions such as What book do you suggest for me? that are bound to put them in a quandary. Library activities require strict attention, but 'tis said, There is an exception to every rule and this holds true in the library. Today there is a picnic at noon. Just the thought ofthe tantalizing aromas excites the appetite. Ah - the bell, the period is over. Sharon Howland Barbara Smith Roxana Bower Rhonda Cohen Lynne Stutzman JoAnn Wilson Joyce Lawlor SENIOR LIBRARY CLUB: Marilyn Blodgett, Carol Painter, Carol Travers, Sharon Tenny, 'Wines 2 51 'i suv-I lillllli 'R LY DEBATE CLUB Laura Mott PUTYICIG Flynn Patrlcla Eames Ollle Bunch Peter Chvany Colm Chvany Patrlcla Ryan Lee Kahler Suzanne Browner DEBATE CLUB The school year of 1957 1958 has been a rewarding one for the Debate Club, although we had some dlsappolntments As the newest orgamzatlon m the school, we are presently experuencmg some growing pauns Our malor actlvuty this year was our ln the Mood dance featurmg Bob Mlchals Laura Mott and her fine assistants dnd a tremendous 'ob and made this dance one of the most successful of the year Unfortunately, we were unable to obtam the necessary equnpment to allow us to enter competltlve debatmg However, we look forward with renewed Interest to another year In whuch we hope to see Horseheads at the fore of local debatmg cxrcles. 2 Sl AUDIO-VIDEO CLUB Did you ever hear of an opaque projector? They have one and I've heard tell it's a pretty handy little gadget. One ofthe most important service organizations that our school can boast of is this one. Their time is devoted wholly to the interest and enjoyment of the students and faculty. Noon movies and visual aids in the classroom are only a small part ot the activities of this ambitious little group. Their number provides the operator of the PA system at assemblies, plays and various other activities. A trip to the WSYE studio proved an opportunity to develop new interests and advance old ones. Perhaps from this organization will develop interested scientists of tomorrow, capable ofthe answer to stepped-up scientific output. Mr. Van Kirk, James Landmesser, Ronald Swartz, Nevin Pealer, Barbara Smith First row: Ronald Swartz, Robert Deats, Donald Sykora, Robert Treat, Barbara Smith, James Landmesser, Nevin Pealer, David Shaw. Second row: Stanley Welles, Eugene Granger, Michael Scullin, Jerry Wilcox, Ronald Brown, Peter Slavin, Robert Hoagland, Ronald Mills, William Brimmer, Ray Margeson. Third row: Carl Meisner, Charles Hollon, Eugene Nowlan, Warren Smith, Gerard Avery, Robert Larkin, Donald Miller, Kenneth o ins. sa Furst row Sharon Courtrught Carol Paunter Nancy Ambrose Sandra Bates Carole Wunters Second row Penney Kennedy Lunda Peterson Patrucua Edwards Duanne Gunderman Carol Edwards Colleen Howland Beth Schoenhofen Thurd row JoAnn Wulson Jean Wulber Patrucua Schultz Donna Campbell Phylus Mullspaugh Peter Chvany Wayne Adams Nancy Muckel Januce Courtrught Aluce Weller Barbara Taylor Nancy Cornwell Fourth row Jacqueline Lovell Janet Fohs Lunda Runey Annette Kaysa Zonua Kemp Bar bara Smuth Rhonda Cohen Sondra Houghtalung Lunda Folts Laura Mott Jacquelune Newman FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Thus organuzatuon deals wuth the future so the best way to understand ut us through the crystal ball Its rather dum but ah yes I see a blackboard and on ut a date 19687 Yes undeed ten years ago the hand that wrote that date thumbed the pages of college catalogues on the return trup from Geneseo or Syracuse U Today the decusuon us made the college long ago selected and its corrudors traveled by our fruend Now un classrooms scattered from Muamu to Seattle some of our fruends and classmates are uounung un the struggle for ade quate educatuon The years pass methods change but teachung remauns a callung for those deducated to youth Through the unutual uncentuve of thus group teachers have been prepared for the ever widening horizons of education. JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY 'Luv- Seated Davld Peck Colleen Howland Sharon Courtrrght Donald Johnson Rrchard Andrus Llnda Peterson Standing John Impert Charles Kahn Warren Smlth Thomas Rhodes Complete darkness a silence a gentle tap on the shoulder the thrill of reallzatuon that you are one of the few who has met the entrance requlrements of scholarshlp servlce leadershlp and character Another year another group IS bemg lnducted but thus tnme you as a tumor slt by and experience the thrall of remembering the excitement of having come so much nearer the sensor goal Surely here are the leaders of a better tomorrow NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Here we sat on the stage tremblung a llttle at the lmmenslty of beung sensor members of Natlonal Honor Society After three years of double double toul and trouble we have finally achieved our goal As we receive our puns, a sudden wave of realization washes over us It IS our slncere hope that our llves may be the fulfillment of the falth Invested In our futures Ollle Bunch Peter Yedlnak James Landmesser Marilyn Blodgett Carol Painter, Barbara Smith Peter Chvany I no' 'Pt 1 'DN Xa XA 69 OFFICERS Sondra Houghtalnng Penny Kennedy Shirley Cro futt John Impert John Coughlm Robert Mills STUDENT COUNCIL ji Frrst row President John Coughlan Jamce Courtrlght Barry Woodward Maureen Thompson Second row John Impert Sondra Houghtalmg Tuckle Stutzman Gretchen Olm Third row Penny Kennedy Robert Coughlun Henry Moonschenn Annamae Moss Peggy Page Fourth row Shirley Crofutt Nancy Mlckel Lmda Bldwell Jack Howland Bonme Lundstrom Standing Robert Malls Colm Chvany Janet Van Houten Judy Camp Emuly Langley Robert Roy Charles Boyd John Mnzerak Bruce Norton. STUDENT COUNCIL STORE - Left to right: Gretchen Olin John Impert Janice Courtright. 70 NEW YORK STATE SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Whether high school represents terminal education or preparation for continuation in an institution of higher learning, scholarship represents the most significant aspect of the school program. The intrinsic value of state scholar- ships is great. The achievement implicit in winning is even more noteworthy. We are proud of our state scholarship winners. They are a credit to their school. HAROLD MERRY, Principal Clockwise: Ollie Bunch, Peter Chvany, Michael Kerwan, James landmesser, Bruce Norton, Carol Painter, Peter Yedinak. A STUDENT COUNCIL PROJECT R- H ?..i EIT' F51 F -X...,f' X 1 ,,,,.f-if'X 5 AQFPRS xxk 1 -!,,.. -u-A!+...- is-RS ..k...,,-- .avC 'Tfh cifizig J.- FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD EVERYONE HELPS .fx ,W I. 'Tx-- in f'-'I gi L N---., X! -M' ' '--C- -,.-.- LJ K I -d P-'14 M-..-uxsxwm .iff X-xx W.. sl . If ..- 7 Y 7 l S n , V X U-rr, J '5 vlvs Te Ov i N R Vu S sfo R S of zuenos 2 , Q ' , Q T5 'V f ,- ri - ' , ' T- ',r, - l -7 lf F E 'TT fi T K 5 B I AN! s ' I J . , ' 1 J. ' ,h,,, I 2. ' Q , H ' 1 ,.,-.,. v..-- -- --'-- 4T f .- -f-f-- ' .-,., i 'Ak . V? L V , , ff h ' CQ ? ! 4 M ,g C In H X? 5 N g ' x X xx ,.,-- 't' --- i,,x Qtr! 4 C T 'la ALE- Qs W -1 5 .I P 1,,.-.---,,-f .--, 5 ' W, T9 ,fl -- 'f- , - T f E .EEE N g - ,, N 'H' .... C .,5,1ff 1 -- Au., ..- I ,-...f.-in .-...- ff'NQi Sb! l cy N X , LQ .il '-15-A A V A x SPORTS SCL CHAMPS For the second year, Horseheads reigned over the Southern Counties League. The Blue Raiders, led by Joe DeMember, piled up points in the running events to beat the Heights by a 47-42 score. Owego had 19 points and Waverly 11. The meet was a match between the running power of Horseheads and the field power of Edison. Raider winners were: DeMember, 100 and 220, Rumsey, 440: Stuart, 880, and the relay team, Blowers, DeMember, Carnegie, and Coburn. The relay team and Bob Rumsey went to the Western Zone Meet. The team placed third and Rumsey first again with the new record time of 50.9 seconds. At the Section IV Class A meet the relay team placed fourth. Rumsey was first again and went on to place third in the state finals with the time of 49.8 seconds. H.H.S. 65-OWEGO 30-Horseheads ran away with the meet. Rumsey won the 440 and shot, DeMember the 100 and broad jump, Adams, 880, Smith the discus, Norton, high jump and the relay. H.H.S. 63M - WAVERLY 31 V3 j- The Raiders opened the season by sweeping several events. Raider winners were DeMember, 100, Rumsey, 220 and shot, Hansen, 440, Adams, 880, Norton, high jump and the relay. H.H.S. 41 V2 - C.F.A. 53V2 - The Raiders suffered their first de- feat. Horseheads winners included: Rumsey, 440, Adams, 880, relay team, Norton, high jump, and DeMember, broad jump. H.H.S. 511A -T.A.E. 431A -The Raiders captured the relay, which decided the meet. H.H.S. winners were: DeMember, 100 and broad jump, Rumsey, 440 and shot put, Adams, 880. H.H.S. 26 - E.F.A. 69 - E.F.A.'s field power proved too much for Horseheads. Raider winners were Rumsey in the 100 and 220, and Hansen in the 440. H.H.S. 53-C.N.S. 47-The relay proved to be decisive for Horseheads. Raider winners were: Rumsey, 440 and shot, De- Member, 100 and broad jump, Adams, 880. Point Totals Contestant Totals Rumsey 591A DeMember 55 Adams, 271A Hansen , 24 Norton 24 B. Stuart 19M R. Stuart 18 Carnegie 17V2 Blowers 10 Janne 10 BASEBALL 8 woN - 6 LOST E.F.A. 13 - H.H.S. 1 - H.H.S. lost its first game of the season to a strong Academy nine. Hahn got the only Raider hit. Brown was the losing pitcher. O.F.A. 1 - H.H.S. 13 - Thirteen hits were good for 13 runs. Runey struck out 10 and walked 6 in pitching his first game of the year - a no hitter! S.H.S. 13 - H.H.S. 7 - Three home runs by the Hornets hurt Horseheads. Skidmore had good hitting to back him, but the defense was.weak in spots. C.N.S. 6- H.H.S. 5 - An unearned run in the last of the seventh gave Corning the game. T.A.E. 3 - H.H.S. 7 - Good fielding, hitting and pitch- ing were all it took to beat Heights. Dennis Runey gave up only five hits. WATKINS 3 - H.H.S. 8 - Runey did it again on a four- hitter. His third win gave H.H.S. a 3-3 record. He walked one and struck out eight. N.D.H.S. 4 - H.H.S. 10 - Skidmore pitched one of his finest games as he struck out 14 and walked 2. This was the Raiders third straight. WAVERLY 4 - H.H.S. 5 - The Raider hitting was below par, but it was strong enough to give them their fourth straight win. OWEGO 9-H.H.S. 5-Poor fielding was a major cause in the Raiders' first S.C.L. loss. Pitchers Runey and Skidmore got two hits apiece. T.A.E. 6 - H.H.S. 2 - ln the fifth, Heights lowered the boom and broke up a 1-1 tie by scoring three runs. Errors and a single were responsible. S.H.S. 4 - H.H.S. 1 - Three Southside runs in the first inning told the story. The Raiders got only two hits to back Brown. WATKINS 7-H.H.S. 12-Fifteen Raider hits gave Runey all he needed to add whipped cream to the shortcake. Runey struck out 14 and walked 3. N.D.H.S. 1 - H.H.S. 3 - Home runs by Clark and Winkky were enough to win. Skidmore pitched master- fully as he struck out 13 and walked none. WAVERLY 0 - H.H.S. 3 - Runey's fifth win was a three- hitter. H.H.S. finished the season with an 8-6 record. There were many standout games. Runey's no-hitter was a big thrill. The pitch - the throw - the out! Y' , -Q-,N A, ,K Sf !l?lK,U3ll ,. , , e ,CM !f ' 1 7? 9 1 7 fr L5 ' L ' , E X x l 7 -,- X, Q- l , fr X y ,ox 3 xl bQ 1 If -J ' lf' s-av If -. ' W V 4. lv l ll .yy I I . , 'f ' ' K G' if , M , , X ' .1 , 7 if B l A EN 'L l Q 1 A 'Y' 'no W T., I I' . alfa. 'lr t f J v any . 'f-74 P 3.3-'V' . l' . . :fl Qu, M5 A vs ' B ' wr - , B N- 1 . ' ' - 2 'fha .2 7 -'K' , A. ,. H, .. gy Q .., .I-,swf T 4 6 154 j 'MJ -A'f4 .f 1' 1 'B ci'7f.5 ' 1 FIPA 'J 1 ,-ly l ', '1 - . ,' V, . v- clgz r U W r ,, A . if , i:,y:,1:y, tr -5 Frrsf row Mr Kurkendall Gary Barnes Gary Ashley, John Coughlin, Steve Hahn, Rod Clark Ralph Baldme Wayne Brown Second row: Ray Cass, Ken Ruger, Gary Judson Bob Howard, Denms Runey Tom Skidmore Bill Winkky. Runey No Hiffer ' wwf - -44'-11513. L., . - ' .f '.. ..-... X,, -av '- f,,1-43,11-pg-.q,., ,- , ,Q --....,'1,a.: . V., sv E :ang ,, . 4 ix 5,5546 gf '15 Q., c . 4 ., s L if w. I rw.. 'S' igflgflie re 1 A .gg at s 'f I 3 J A Tom 5l4lClm0fe Mr. Gushue, Mr. Kirkendall Len Limbacher F O O T B A l. L RECORD Three games - won Three games - lost to flu Three games - lost to opponents The high spot of season was holding the powerful Waverly team to a 'I2-6 score. OWEGO 7 - HHS T3 Overcoming a halftime 7-0 score, HHS beat Owego. This was a good way to start the season. PAINTED POST 7- HHS T3 A 52-yard scamper by Wayne Brown climaxed the Raiders' second win. They dominated the game, hold- ing Post to five yards rushing. NEWARK VALLEY 6-HHS 25 The Raiders scored in every period, smothering Bob Cundy .J Ken Ruger Newark Valley. Blowers, Norton, Coughlin and Gublo scored the touchdowns. Raiders got tive out of six Newark Valley fumbles. CNS 28 - HHS 7 Even though the Raiders got more yards rushing, it wasn't enough. This game ended the winning streak at ll games. WAVERLY 12 - HHS 6 The second loss of the season was at the hands of Waverly. An early 6-0 HHS lead didn't last long enough. TAE 24 - HHS 0 The iug was once again won by Heights. Their expe- rienced team made the difference as they gave the Blue and White their third loss. Carl Blowers S ffffjijgfrw-.ws-, 1. , I , H-.willf 7-Q... fmwwwgw., gg -2 NI -4 'T' l Dan Burnham First Downs , . Yards Rushing . . Passes Tried ..,..,. Passes Completed . Passes lntercepted By Yards Passing ....i,, Total Yards Gained Number of Punts , . Punting Average . Yards Punts Returned Yards Kickoffs Returned Number of Fumbles Ball Lost on Fumbles Yards Penalized , Bob Jennings FINAL STATISTICS Horseheads 64 , 1010 56 20 7 282 1292 17 27 110 180 I8 9 275 Ray Cass Opponents 46 704 39 'I9 3 177 881 21 30 74 126 'I4 10 248 Front row: Carl Blowers, John Coughlin, Thomas Skidmore, Bruce Norton, Robert Cundy, Daniel Burnham, Leonard Limbacher George Gublo. Second row: Fran Alifeldt, Thomas Pysher, Wayne Smith, JeI'Trey Ray, John Wood, Ronald Boulas, Joseph Jago Richard Janne. Third row: Henry Moonschein, Philip Mosher, Robert Jennings, Ray Cass, James Cullen, Robert Howard, Eliiah Swain. Fourth row: Lee Kohler, Richard Buchanan, Ronald Stuart, Dale Wilson, Wayne Brown. Fifth row: Christos Grigoriou, James Curns, Merle Cummings, Eric Winklry. Sixth row: Robert Fisher, Kenneth Ruger, Robert Miller. A11 6. gals!! W3 , M' ir fu ,H .A.,,, iff 'H Ay .45 ,IS a First row: Eugene Granger, Colin Chvany, James Clark, Bruce Harlan, Thomas Barnes, Eliiah Swain, Mr. Bauman. Second row: Kenneth Fowler, Eric Winkky, Ronald Allen, Joseph Cesar, Wells Lewis, John Darrow, Barry Woodward, Jack Marvin, William Hurd. J. V. BASKETBALL Horseheads Opponenfs 39 C.N.S. 44 47 C.N.S. 55 50 Watkins 33 59 S.H.S. 61 54 C.F.A. 56 49 T.A.E. 52 47 Waverly 49 58 O.F.A. 62 48 E.F.A. 64 52 Troy 38 54 C.F.A. 72 62 Watkins 43 44 T.A.E. 41 64 Padua 54 36 Waverly 52 61 Padua 59 37 Troy 24 59 O.F.A. 73 Vvm' 635 fl XX Kg A . ' -.r 4 J-2 R WV ' ' H, 1 I Q.. ilk .4 f. C 1 A-3 Q A' .,'kx K x F' if 58 fx SCL UNDEFEATED CHAMPS BASKETBALL The Blue Raiders finished the season with an amaz- ing record of 18-3, against such formidable com- petitors as EFA and CFA. It was the first time in Horseheads history that a basketball team has gone undefeated C8-OJ in the SCL. Also, Horseheads fin- ished second behind EFA in Section IV. It was Coach Gushue's second championship in six years, a great record for a great guy. Bruce Norton scored 988 points for his three-year total, the highest Raider scorer in Horseheads history. His average of 22.4 was highest in the area this year. Features ofthe season: Two squeakers with TAE. Ruger's two seconds to go jump that defeated Homer. Moore's steady board work. Janne's rebounds against Chenango Valley. Norton's consistent scoring all year. Ashley's tremendous final game against E. Davis 8. Co. Well balanced playing and scoring was the feature ofthe CHAMPS. BASKETBALL AVERAGES Player Games Points Average Bruce Norton 21 432 20.6 Gary Ashley 21 207 9.9 Ken Ruger 20 238 11.9 Rich Janne 21 235 11.2 Q2 l KJ, , wx, 4: X 'F 3 S 4 ,J S J J sf, sf' j, , 6 1' , Q. I f I if C .I ri. ? 1 X' I 4 W W S. .Wx r. gf O ff' q'f ,A4 -im, M. . J 'W 'mi-G., 2 , if--- 54 N. .. . .M Jah-4' Y Y ,Q 'iinif-' fi il' T3 N10 WRESTLING WRESTLING TEAM Foreground Dan Drew Claude Smith Mr West Kneelmg Wil Imam Machalak Peter Driscoll Henry Moonschem Howard Houston Guy Dewey Kenne Ettenberger Standing Warren Eno David Mullmer Thomas Winters Carl Johnson Harold Watts Robert Miller Clyde Colwell John Reynolds Kenneth Graul Jock Benlamln John Tarbell Douglas Banfield The Raiders wrestling squad coached by Mr West and Mr Harcharek Hmshed the season with the best record a Horseheads wrestling squad has ever had eleven wms and one loss The team went on to wm the Raiders placed nn the finals with three of them wan ning championships Mlchalak Drew and Rodabaugh At the Section IV Class A Tournament three Raiders placed in the tinals but all were defeated TEAM SCORES Horseheads Opponents Pamted Post S H S O F A E F A C N S Waverly T A E C N S Waverly Pamted Post O F A . . I . I . I I I th ' I I - 35 ' . , . . . . . . . . 8 . , ' ' 20 .... . . I . . .,... . . I . I 24 ' 1 3'l . . ....., ......,.,... I 5 ' - ' 23 . . . .,t...,.,.....t. .. 22 Southern Counties Championship and a trophy. Nine 33 1',A,E, y E H v,Q,,,. , A , A , 15 I I I . I ' . . . ..,.. ...,.. . . . ' ' 1 ' , - 45 .,.. r,......... 3 , ' 22 .... ,t,...,...,,..... 'I 9 ' - 30 . . ........,,... .... . 9 40 .t,.,t.,. .,.... 6 36 ' .,...t, ,... 1 4 31 . . . ......... ......,. 'I 7 5 1 2 a I H Hf QW 2 5 1-1 x-up H2 H,.fr-nag? Q A H 5 H I-I' ' ' H' H S ' L V 5..- T ...L - RSVP!! Clockwise: Beth S hbfsnho eff' Lyn ' Stultz l, Marilyn Blodgett, Zonia Kemp, Shirley Howland, MarioUgHoyt nd Bafbfgfa Kl' . l 4 f 'J ' 'X V if J V , .J ' , .' f J. V. If I V1 Ju Jljv l . I gf! f Shirley Crofutt Sheryl Frost nf I f Gail Stanton Betsy Sherman Margaret Marcoccia l , , Nj JJ f ' J X Sylvia Im ert Margaret Pa e , j l jf J fl P 9 1 o ' ,' , f ' , i .J ' J ' rf' 1 fl ,- ,f 5 jf ff ' J ff l if 'CHEERLEADERS Sparkle is their middle name and enthusiasm their creed. In those nifty white corduroy uni- forms our girls cut a pretty figure. From their feminine throats come the lusty shouts that cheer our teams to victory. Encouragement when the chips are down and congratulations when victories are gained lie within the realm of this dynamic sextet. When- ever there's a lull you can bet it will be filled by their swelling shouts. SENIOR G A A First row Barbara Klune Roberta Wmner Ann Cushrng Janeen Mackle Lmda Peterson Laverna Hardman Penny Kennedy Noel Anderson Sheryl Dahlstrom Mudge Hoyt Second row Beth Schoenhoten Jo Ann Wllson Jackie Gude Roxana Bower Duane Gun derman Eluzabeth Roy Jannce Courtrught Donna Campbell Gretchen Olln Barbara Bowen Marilyn Cornish Judy Dllmore Ruta Mlckle Marrlyn Blodgett Thrrd row Shirley Howland Lmda Folts Rhonda Cohen Sunny Banfleld Barbara Newton Ruta Rhodes Gretchen Sheets Joan Bottcher Veronuca McUmber Donna Harrns Wnmfred Baynes Nancy Berthod Carol Travers Judy Derby Tuckse Stutzman 1 Cl SPV'-11610 of paw i. .L- ....JN! G A A OFFICERS Beth Schoenhofen Marilyn Blodgett Patrncua Edwards Judy Derby Versylla Bantleld l O O O 5 1 I I 1 1 I I I I ' 7 1 1 1 1 ' I I I I I I I I I ' : I I I I I I I I I I I 1 1 1 - E E ' I M . ni new ,Q Z N ' -c U - . , wtf, - 1 f -Numa, . um ,ggi 31,51 .. ' M .JM -, ,,.m:,1., ,n wzavee 11 ff A ,,, , , , . ' ff. -wt v ws...s0-E-1I'a'4l'i nm n ur lu n 1 ' L ,:anns.unlmn.q au.: - ..-1.-tg .Nt 1- .- f v n 11 1, ,v-:lun nv- Q , 1 1 ,. ' ' . 1 1 mmm fwworqnnnn fm u- -V ,,, ,,,,.,,, My i, -r . 3 . ,,- -,,,,., ,N-, xx! ' i y M 'N X on M ' , - ' -V . ' 4-I ' , 4 - ' I I . ... f: -. Q. 1 A . , ' L V ... ll ' , J f' ,f , , - X ,A h I A 7 V . K. , Z 1 A, . a . n 1 1 1 1 JUNIOR G A A Flrsf row Malene lddlngs Janice M Courtrught Mata Ball Gloria Hartman Sally Olin Susan Streeter Barbara Taylor Margo Baker Patricia Eames Sandra Bates Third row JoAnn Reynolds Marlorle Gould Karene Jaynes Connie Nichols Lmda Redner Mary Sherman Linda Runey June Denkenberger Janet Fohs Jerre Stark O I O ' 1 ' 1 ' - ' , , ' , ' , Linda Hudson. Second row: Patricia Ryan, Carolyn Edwards, Linnie Kennon, Gail Shopes, I . I I . . I . I N Vw- ww 1 3' CD 'Za IX HIGH POINT GIRLS Frrsf row Judy Derby Judy Dnlmore Marllyn Blodgett Second row Marlorle Hoyt Linda Runey Linda Folts Barbara Taylor Sharon Howland Carol Edwards LEADERS CLUB Frrsf row Jo Ann Wllson Jean Wnlber Pat Ryan Shurley Howland Carol Edwards Mar Iene Myers Sharon Moss Karen Matelka Second row Mary Kasienhuber Joan Boftcher Anne Lmdsfrom Barbara Dolph Befty Ungvarsky Marne Palmer Beth Truce Gall Fitz summons Alice Weller 1-J lqfI9 v5i,fY.u7-H' am ' 1? ,1 x, . -.4'.,,:, wa, ,H 'fi' L ... 'r I I ,ygf ?,,,r41. , , .r-hK,,?z..'QgH-,. A 'f,,a',..g1 W, K 9, . N19 -H-gi. ' .H A 4 'Ir bk-tinirx, 'f' I, If W A Al,,,- x 1- M11 I I Y I ACTIVITIES SENICR BALL Queen Carol King Wayne Nine o clock approaches and every senior in Horse heads is wondering if her hairdo will please him or if the corsage is the right color for her dress Yes once again the big night of the Senior Ball has rolled around Gigantic snowflakes Christmas trees trimmed n blue a sleigh full of exciting packages lovely chiffons dinner lackets and happy faces set the scene for the big dance of the season the Senior Ball Midnight Snowfall the very name spells excitement and ro- mance. The Esquires from Mansfield provided the dreamy music that set the hearts aflutter til the magical hour of il then into the auditorium for the moment of baited breath and crossed fingers - Coronation! Cameras flashed brightly, outshone only by the ra- diant faces of Queen Carol and King Wayne! The grand march back to the ballroom led to another bliss- ful interlude of dancing until departure time with many sleepy but happy goodnights. Iciclers Sfeady fhaf ladder. I don'f wanf Io fake of? yet. MIDNIGHT SNOWFALL ,: s . 4, ff I , M , w fix, ' ., 'z Q 1 ,, , 5 Q' ' ei' M' E , I h ,mir . . -,V 4 . Do you Ihink we should put a few more icicles on here? Dashing fhru the snow . . . Reiter, Kelly, Painter YH? K N HORSEHEADS CLASS OF 'ss presents fi I .fa ll fa s 1 a High School Gymnasium May 17, 1957 9:00 P.M. - 1:00 A.M 32.50 per couple X J YOUTH COUNTY Boys from leff Mnchael Kerwan Peter Chvany Dale Bradford Chrlstos Grlgorlou James Landmesser Daniel Dfew Oliver Bunch Bruce Norton Girls from leff Barbara Smlth Bower Lynne Stufzman Joan Bottcher Kaiherune Curtuss Janet Reefer Sandra Nneml Sharon Howland In bus Phylus Mnllspaugh Jean Kenny Judy Derby Marilyn Cornish Carol Hudson, Rhonda Cohen, Joyce Lawlor, Carol Painter, Marilyn Blodgett, Roxana wi bxfifrv , x A VF VX : 1 14355, kv f .- f 5 847, I ,, ,E , -1 v 1 , A X r , 1' ' !'l'. .,f 3.x -,, , E- Lx 4 x J 'Q X F R 1 X 5 V 1 QF' ,Q 1575? R , Q E Egg e . ,J v- . ' x Q JUNIOR MISS Gangway! that was my cue. The bustle of back-stage. Thus was the play of the class of '59 seen by the cast and crews. To the general public, it is remembered as a com- plex comedy of the tribulations of Harry and Grace Graves, parents of teen age daughters. The eldest, Lois is a sophisticated sixteen with endless numbers of boy friends. Judy appears as a lively, overimag- inative thirteen. Uncle Willis Reynolds, Grace's brother, helped by Judy, promptly falls in love with Ellen Curtis, daughter of J. B. Curtis, Harry's overbearing boss. J. B., believing that Willis is a criminal, obiects and pandemonium, punctuated by the antics of Judy and her pal Fufty Adams, breaks loose. J. B. sees the truth, Ellen marries Willis, and Judy, emerges a Junior Miss. Impert, Peterson, Kennedy, Melichar Schoenhofen, Johnson, Barnes, Peterson Harry Graves , Joe Grace Graves .V.. , Hilda ,, Lois Graves , Judy Graves Fufty Adams J. B. Curtis Ellen Curtis Willis Reynolds Barlow Adams , . Western Union Boy Merrill Feurbach Sterling Brown , . Albert Kunody Tommy Arbuckle Charles ..,....., Henry ,. ,,.. . , Haskell Cummings Student Director Director , ,, CAST John Impert Arthur Brown Penny Kennedy Linda Folts Gretchen Olin Linda Peterson Beth Schoenhofen John Melichar Donna Campbell David Peck Gary Barnes Lee Kohler Tom Rhodes Bill Forest Tom Atwood Jimmy Curns Don Kihlstrom , , Jim Saxon Don Johnson Colleen Howland Mrs. Linn SENIOR PLAY- OUR TOWN Front row John Coughlln Mrs Lmn Jean Wilbur Nancy Muckel Nevm Pealer In back seated Bruce Norton Standing Rlchard Van Houten James Landmesser Rhonda Cohen Ollle Bunch Carol Travers Thomas Skidmore, Phyhs Mullspaugh Peter Chvany Tuckle Stutzman Dan Drew Jo Ann Wnlson Robert Deats Robert Fisher Charles Boyd Chrls Grlgorlou Comments on Our Town Professionally performed practically perfect Mrs Sheppard Chosen with consideration for lasting values rather than popular success Our Town brought great credit to its director, the actors, and our school! - Mrs. Boggs Most impressive high school play that I have seen. - Mr. Merry I believe it will live on in your students. Thank you and your cast for a wonderful time. - Mr. Leverenz Stage Manager Dr. Gibbs Joe Crowell Howie Newsome Mrs. Gibbs . Mrs. Webb George Gibbs Rebecca Gibbs Wally Webb Emily Webb . Professor Willard Mr. Webb Woman in the Balcony Man in the Auditorium Lady in Box . . Simon Stimson , Mrs. Soames Constable Warren Si Crowell Sam Graig Joe Stoddard CAST Bruce Norton . Daniel Drew John Coughlin . Jeflirey Ray Lynne Stutzman Carol Travers , Peter Chevany Jo Ann Wilson Thomas Skidmore Phylis Millspaugh Richard VanHouten Ollie Bunch Versylla Banfield Charles Boyd Nancy Mickle James Landmesser Rhonda Cohen Charles Boyd Chris Grigoriou Robert Deats Robert Fisher SUMO Peter Yednnok Carol Pomter Marilyn Blodgeft Ollne Bunch James Londmesser Barbara Smnth Peter Chvcny ,f- RHONORS 97 24 92 70 91 43 91 29 90 46 90 34 90 15 Q A we 1 1 V 42 V 1 1 V1 3 ex X 'xiii f Sk 1. 1' 2, I' 1 1 111 5 9 ' . ,. . .. t2..7...... 2 ,W , 1,,.,.. 1 HCJNCR Mnchael Kerwan Phylns Mlllspaugh Edward Eggers Roxana Bower Bruce Norton Robert Fisher Dale Bradford Lynne Stutzman Betty Appleton Sharon Tenny Janet Renter 89 30 8918 89 OO 8811 87 O8 86 56 86 35 86 33 85 60 85 36 85 31 Katharine Curtiss 86.57 HONORS 6 19 Wx f Pcmy Spencer Peggy Page 4 All Sfgfe Band All Sfofe Choir W Q9 ul!! fl fi Peter Chvany Nahonal Merlf Scholarshlp Laverne Hbrdman American Legion Oraiorlcal Confesf Connie Nlchols Coumy Champmn New York Sfafe Sewing Award of ww, l :f:5'155 P 75 f Ififffr ' P gf :fit . . ,L-'A .Z ,' Q . ffl! ef- M g P 31'3-'irfflr' , at 2 --fir! W ' :Z Z 5 MLM-L 1 '55 :EQL , :it .' M Uliii we-f P . . ' 'Rif 1' f! fl Fife: . , , lil' ' V V ' 5 PK. f V Z P Er K K X Q L . . E - 9 5' J. . T' 2 . ,Ma W -,-- --.......g........ , ? V . . Y ',,,f ,fx win' Iv 'ff - gh K ,IWA X V- , 5- X. , George Gublo Llneman of fhe Year JAC Richard Janne SCL Farsi Team X 1 Q IN ,N L GQ ' sl S- N U1 X . f ,F Cl .,,....f John Coughlin G Ellsworth Bradley H: Y Award Bruce Norton SCL High Scorer SCL Flrsf Team 105 . N 5? . L7 Qu Q 1 O ' X Q, N v- .Z , .V :A a or 34 Lf' F .4 RN Fnddlers three from Hamburg H S Holiday Fantasy Af' aw Sell mogcznnes make money Spend money make musuc nn. 15 -S 3 Q fr' fb of S-,. 'is Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Bruce l 2 : l 7 Mrs. Collier, Mrs. Westlake, Mrs. Holpin Mr. Gushue helps Mrs. Davies Mrs. Soper, Mrs. June, Mrs. Wilson - 'fsfff 1 5 yi! .Q wb.. Mrs. Wildrick, Mrs. Coburn, Mrs. Bruce SCAIFE S GIFT TOMORROW IS YOURS The Class of 1958 at Horseheads Central School deserves rlch praise for nts accompllshments In many fields of endeavor Cormng Glass Works IS You face a bright future with lnmltless opportunuty Your success now depends upon your contmued ablllty to use lmagunatlon and enthuslasm toward making your commumty your nation your world a better place In which to llve CORNING GLASS WORKS CENTER After the game at STUTZMAN S , V 7 X T, 3 ,ml lv ,, .If , M proud to solute you upon this important milestone. I . I . I v--4 .-he-m,,..,,,,.A f vm. ,W f-'-w-Q-.-am.,--v,,,,,,,, ,, --fH...,,,,..fq - mmm W. W fu'-w--.x.,,....,,M-.-,......,. .. 'f -v-mv: -www-M. W M-A--.y.-..,,,.' ,Y---..,.,,,, .. ..--j : ..... ., .. H V C .Z ,. :flew T Mf K4 Qi!-1,f-.mils b 34 45 Sf 'rf 1 DILNIORIL S BARBER SHOP S t HOBBY SHOP NX if of-F 6700! feen pei! CONINIERCIAL SCREW NIACHINI: PRODIJ CTS INC ZEIGLER S FLORAL SHOP Horsehead N Y Ithaca Rd KING S DAIRY PRODUCTS N E R VVOLCOTT INCORPORATED Contractor - T' 1. -, .I ..- 201 I ou h Main Street , 235. ' ff ' W , .7 4 kd jr . ,.... 1.2- 5151 'EgE3E25jE5Eg:g:5: ,-iw 'EgEjE5E5E5EgE:' 'fx J N N 'EI ' I WN Q L , . W fr Q U XXX? J X wr M X f K- P . A ' N ' ' 3 X 2432 Garden Rd. . Horseheads, New York A A v Y S, . . , . 5 Corning, . Y. VAN BRUNT MOTORS INC FISHILR S FURINITURE LAIJIII AL BORC XX ARD IRILNIPH HANI NI O N D S XNPSIPRN Amo ASSfjQI 5xII SIORP E' frnzfvlllmnn f 1'1 RAY WIZST ILRK OSIRANDPRS Xour Home lown Furmture Store PLRNI I LR! XPPI IANLI S LLXRPPTING I il .JL1 xfvs DRIVER EDUCATION In Fronf Mr MccDowell Fronf row Nino Comfort Bull Olin Back row Versyllo Bcznfield Mlchczel Kerwon Vzszt COHEN S p COMMIE S TIRE SALES B ld S W E TUTTLE LUMBER CO O CARPENTER Sc CAMPBELL AGENCY Horseheads, N Y Insurance of all kinds H A VIESSING SL SON CLUTE NIOTOR HORSEHEADS CORP LAUER S BAKERY AND DELICATESSEN ELLIOTT R BLAUVELT Real Estate MARINE MIDLAND In TRUST COMPANY r of Southern New York He whose eye zs clear to read the present reads the uture szgn Henry Montagu Butler XVCSIIDLDOUSC Electrnc Corp Electronnc Tube DIVISION Elmrra Plant - K4 Q 1 +V '. 3 .Lx Leo F. YValker, Manager 1 Horseheads, N. Y. S e Cher St. Horseheads, N. Y. u ' if ' n . I , . 0 ff' ,f I WELLIVER CONSTRUCTION CO INC L I I MINIER BROTHERS PIONEER TRAILER SALES FI t N Y INCORPORATED x tk d d KK ffgxxx THE RI ALLY NEXV CAR 1958 8 l.,..., CAMPBELL EDSEL SALES INC E MOSS S SODA BAR 3 A I ' 'If' 54.-. ,LS Broad Stree Elementary School ., . 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M. 119 Sayre St. Ato8lFre In ,M PANOSIAN S SHOES I I JUDY S DAIRY STORL Quil tx Dax s Prod ct Ithaca Rd Hhd IN Y CHRYSLER IMPERIAL PLYMOUTH G Dewey Wh1pple Phone 9 3791 113 John St HORSEHEADS NIARKET PLACE CAMPBELL E330 SERVICE CREWS HEATING8zAIR CQINDITIOMING K H C 1,1111 F ki Sf RCA Wh 'P 'H APP' if VAN BUSKIRK LYNCH FUNERAL HOME 1 f u i Y SU A Your Footwear Departmen Sores Y N 4 . iv' 'rj u s . s., I. . Q,.f1-E' ' . 1 1 r T T . ' m 'anc . I I am e 134 ran In . rr oo o e 1 es Phone: 9-1141 Horseheads, N- Y- 902 Center St. Horseheads, N.Y. . , M , -'14,-pa 9 . ., . 2 -v7QQ-Anirqa., - BELL S GROCERY N r G IDFIVC Inj GEROW S DAIRY I Rd Hhd R T BOSTWICK C BROWN S PHARMACY HORSEHEADS SAVINGS Sc LOAN ASSOCIATION ' 'g,:8LL COl'T1l'I1LlI'l HS I U I BEN FRANKLIN STORE JACK HOWLAND . 'th'g,8zNV' MARSHALL S FEED MILLS CHEMUNG VALLEY REPORTER rin erso ' orse ense i AE 5 E U C cn -I E IP I' ID I -I us WIP 9.3 Q-2' gm '-Q 0 T2 :if 3 ai 01 :sr wo 93 :O 20 eg Q: 0 gr-1 ms. Q 3 rn Ill Z Q 'Y .Q 5 'I 9: 5 2: c ll' U5 fl :U 0 U' 3 - 5 F 'l 0 2 5 I d WRESTLING n e Owego ave y an 0-D00 7: ffl If T' Q. 7 Q S T' E. 3 o- '4 Q. FD 0 EI o 3 I E. 3 o' N4 'PQ 9. no L o Vi .. U' -4 Q. FD O if o D un L o UI .. o' S4 '01 fl Bcmfield Ettenberger Dewey Benlomm Drnscoll Moonscheun Hancock Smith Huston Mlchalek Cundy Drew Blowers . . . . Watts ..... Rodabough . . unlim. N1 Ear- MUSIC APPRECIATION ln background Mr Crupl Seated leff fo rlghf Jean Wnlbur Barbara Smlth Sheryl Dahl Strom Pafrlcla Burns Phylls Mlllspaugh ART Mr Siewarf Janet Renter Patrncna Flynn Rxchard Whale Carl Meusner Harry Vallet Kathy Curhss Versylla Banfleld fad 'FX-ah xx BIOLOGY Patricia Atherton, Peter Slavin, Joyce Palmer GIFTS FOR A JOURNEY The circle of life makes each end a new beginning. So your graduation only starts another iourney. Our gifts to you may not be wrapped with gay tinsel flaunting, But you'll find them good companions for the rough and stormy way. Through hard work and ample fortune, you may win to fame, When this occurs be sure to wear your laurel branches lightly. The greatness you have finally savored perhaps is only by your claim, So recognize the helping hands that share this prize held tightly. Each hour will come with new needs for decision. The right too late is no better than the wrong on time. Make your choices with all the wisdom of your dominion, For the sum of these must dwell in your soul sublime. The wide and bounteous earth is each day born anew, So may your days be numberless that you love and are loved Open your eyes to the here and now and ever renew Your gratitude for your divine ability to be moved The swirling shifting currents of the mighty fiood of life Only may to you reveal a great wrong or evil small Now speak you out and never shun the strife For righteous indignation can make heroes of you all Have you emptied out the heartful of gifts we brought? Look close' and you will find it as full as before None can keep these nnvlolate if this is what you sought Except by giving them away can they be restored Houghtalmg To the Seniors Read on Junior Day 1958 WOWJI Aff u jjj J r Af' ul j nf 'f x X i rv.f'lFflf-A-A fs f 4 ,ff u s.. U51-My VJ ' JJ! .LN LL J-A . , 'E J fn, gf 1' 1 iw J J 'P' uf Q, .. Y Cf llg il' U t Q -. ? y f, jg j A - 'ii 1 fvffffn 50 ZR 'H 114' ' 29' i '.',V.'v 21' 13 YS i Y Nu'Ll ,. 1 Z xtL.J7.---, H x W Eu , 1.. A f i - e -4 I' I L 4 in T w.'r,l '- ,Vgl - Q