Indian River Central School - Ojequack Yearbook (Philadelphia, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1960 volume:

THE O-Je-QUA CK STAFF Editor-in-chief...................................................... Sue Cassidy Literary Editors...................................................... Cecelia Cunningham, Ellen Glenn, Lucille Jewett, Katie Whitmore Picture Editors........................................................ Mery Purpura, Mery Zimmer, Janice Cook, Janet Call Typing Editor........................................................ Susanna Stale Art Editor............................................................. Marilyn Tooley Sports Editor.............................................. Bob Nadelen Business Manager.....................................................Richard Sharkey Sales Staff........................................................... Jim Munroe, Jim Moore, Gary MeNairn, Tom Lucas, Jim Hunter, Fred Bellinger, Carolyn Walts, Susanna Staie Typists. .............................................................. Linda Eggleston, Betty Cooper, Nanoy Delias, Sharon McKeever The staff wishes to thank all the members of the class who helped in the production of the yearbook. We also wish to thank Mrs. MacAllister for the great assistance she gave us in creating this year's O-Je-Quack 1 W© the class of 1960, wish to dedicate this yearbook to Mr• James A. Hastings who has been tending the lamps of knowledge in schools in our area for forty-four years. To him we owe our gratitude for his pert in the creation end success of the Indian River Central School. He has been of great service in guiding us through the proper paths of education. — Hastings, Educator 44 Years, To Retire ■ Indian River Districti Principal To Be Suc- ceeded by Percy E. Ball. Philadelphia. Dec. 3.—James A. Hastings, who has served as teacher and administrator in 'north country schools 44 years, will retire as principal of the In- dian River Central school dis- trict at the end of the current 'school year. He will be succeeded by Percy E. Ball, Evans Mills, who has been principal of the district’s junior-senior high school near 'Philadelphia since July 1, 1958. Mr. Hastings is now complet- ing his 44th year of service in area schools. He taught at Smith- jville, 1915-16: at Rodman Union ,school, 1917-1925; principal at Redwood High school. 1925-1943; principal at Antwerp High school. 1943-1955; and district principal of the Indian River centralization from 1955 to the present. Mr. Hastings is a native of Sackets Harbor and received his early schooling there and in Wa- tertown. He did three years of undergraduate study at St. Michael’s college in Union City, N. J., and completed work for the bachelor's degree at St. Law- rence university in 1932. He ob- tained his master’s degree at St. Lawrence in 1941. He has been affiliated with the New York State Teachers associ- ation since 1925 and served on its board of directors from 1942 to 1944. In 1953 he was elected president of the North Central zone. He is a member of the Jef- ferson County Frontier School- masters; the New York State Central School Principals’ asso- ciation; the American Association of School Administrators; and the New York State Association of Secondary School Principals. Locally, he has served on the Antwerp Youth commission, is a member of the Antwerp Crosby library board, and is a charter member of the Antwerp Rotary club. 2 Administration Elwood L. Forrester District Superintendent 3 Percy E. Ball Building Principal Jaaes A. Hastings Supervising Principal Richard Pier Din man £fer.les EPj-.8.0 1 Marlon Fulllngton Physical Education Driver Education Physical Education Science, Mathematics 4 Gerald Fuller Agriculture Roger Gartland Citizenship Education Francis Gilbert Citizenship Education Helen Gilmore English Ruth Haley Latin, Guidance Harold Hayden Attendance Daniel Hayes History William Heck Music Joan Henry Ardis Huddleston Samuel Jones 3arbara Judd Physical Education English, French Mathematics Homemaking 5 John Kane Mery Kellner Marguerite MacAtlister Physical Education Homemaking Kevin Kennelly English English Milton Marsh Industrial Arts George Mason Reading Ella MeSweeney English George Merkley Guidance 6 Art Nurse Citizenship Education Librarian Marlon Quencer Charles Redmond Helen Redmond Irene Ridge Mathematics Business Business, English English Lisle Riley Science, Mathematics Doris Rogers Citizenship Education Thomas Soholl Occupational Education Elizabeth Spencer Art Hattie Sterling Citizenship Education Evelyn Walker John Williams Miriam Wladis Science Physical Education Business Board Of Education Row 1--Raymond “erriman Irvin Sohell, Ella Putts, Clauda Livingston, Joseph Wont; Row Z-Harold Shepard, Clerk, Donald Putman, Wesley Dudley, Lester Webb, Arthur Crosby Bus Drivers R. Wilson, E. Sixbury, R. Flath, G. Parker, G. McAllaster, E. Call, H. Dickson, R. Acheson, F. Leeson, R. Rose, R. Gutierrez, J. Siewertson, P. Burdick, R. Thornton, R. Perin, W. Kelsey 8 Cafeteria Staff Row 1 C• Thompson, H Mack, D. Booking, A. Smith, V. Myers, P. Perrone, E. Backus; Row 2—L. Neville, M Desonneau, K. Moore, H. Rose, M« Pedder, T Watson Custodial Staff—R. Hall, H. Canell, N. Eves, R. Acheson, G. Coon, J. Coon 10 Linda Elizabeth Allen Lizzy Basketball 1 Chorus 1 Senior Play Committee Library Club 1 4 Essay Contest 3 Grace Bartlett Softball 1 2 Basketball 123 Rifle Club 1 Senior Play Committee Junior Play Staff Volleyball 1 2 Benny Basketball 1 Football 1234 Wrestling 3 4 Rifle Club 1 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Track 3 Frederick E. Bellinger i Joseph William Brassard Speedy Track 3 Baseball 1 2 Basketball 1 2 Football 123 Wrestling 1234 Band 2 Chorus 123 Rifle Club 123 Senior Play Staff Fred Wrestling Intramural 3 Band 1234 Chorus 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Student Council 1 2 Senior Pl8y 4 Junior Play 3 Dance Band 2 3 Boys Quartet 3 4 Clarinet Choir 4 All County Band 123 All State Sectional Band 3 4 Essay Contest 3 Carol Brown Frenchie Baseball 1 Basketball 123 Cheerleader 1 2 Chorus 123 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Library Club 1 2 11 rU2 — y Virginia Lee Bush Ginny basketball 4 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Twirling 1 2 Roger William Carpenter Baseball 1234 Basketball 1234 Football 1234 Band 1234 Janet Call Jan Basketball 1234 Senior Play Staff 4 Junior Play Staff 3 Commercial 1 2 Sophomore Dance Committee 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Essay Contest 3 Sue Cassidy Matilda Basketball 1 2 Honor Society 3 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Quiz Team 2 French Club 2 Class Officer 3 Essay Contest 3 Sophomore Dance Committee 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Library Club 4 Wayne Carpenter Carp Baseball 124 Basketball 1234 Football 1234 Band 1234 Trumpet Trio 2 Student Council 1 4 Boys Quartette 2 4 David Champagne Dave Baseball 1 Basketball 2 Wrestling 4 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Science Club 2 French Club 2 Student Council 4 12 Carole Clarke Speedy Basketball 4 Chorus 2 3 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Janice Cook Cookie Basketball 1234 Chorus 1 2 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Commercial Club 1 2 French Club 2 Sophomore Dance Committee 2 Class Officer 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Library Club 4 Essay Contest 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Betty L. Cooper Basketball 1 Chorus 1 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Commercial Club 1 2 Sophomore Dance Committee Library Club 4 Essay Contest 3 Newspaper 4 Yearbook 4 Virginia Culbertson Ginny Cheerleader 3 Chorus 1234 2 Senior Play 4 Class Officer 134 Library Club 123 Cecelia Cunningham Basketball 1234 Chorus 1234 Junior Play 3 Commercial Club 1 Yearbook Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 FTA 4 Essay Contest 3 Nancy Belle Delles Speedy Basketball Scorekeeper 4 Band 2 3 Chorus 1234 Senior Play 4 Junior Play Staff 3 13 Karen Doxteter Cheerleader 123 Band 1 Chorus 1234 Student Council 1 Senior Play 4 Quartet 1 4 Library Club 2 Linda Lilonnie Eggleston Lonnie Basketball 1 Honor Society 3 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Library Club 4 Essay Contest 3 Janet Eves Basketball 1 Senior Play Staff 4 Commercial Club 1 2 Sophomore Dance Committee 2 Library Club 4 Newspaper 4 Lyndra Finley Chorus 1 2 Rifle Club 1 Speaking Contest 2 3 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Roger Finley Fink Baseball 123 Basketball 1 2 Rifle Club 1 James Fortune Jim Baseball 2 Basketball 1 Football 3 Senior Play Staff 4 Junior Play Staff 3 14 Ellen Glenn Basketball 1234 Band 1 2 Chorus 1234 Orchestra 3 4 Sextette 1 2 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 French Club 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Class Officer 1 Quartette 4 Essay Contest 3 Student Council 4 Philip Hughes Phil Band 1234 Honor Sooiety 3 4 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Danoe Band 4 Boys Quartet 3 4 All County Band 123 All State Sectional Band 234 Clarinet Choir 4 Class Officer 4 Essay Contest 3 Lorne Greenwood Senior Play 4 Commercial Club 2 Sophomore Dance 2 Carol Frances Frazier Basketball 124 Band 1 2 Chorus 1 2 Rifle Club 1 Softball 1 Newspaper Staff 4 Sally Anne Hutton Basketball 124 Cheerleader Basketball 1234 Cheerleader Football 4 Senior Play Staff 4 Junior Play Staff 3 Commercial Club 1 2 Library Club 4 Softball 1 Danoe Committee 2 Essay Contest 3 James Richard Hunter Jim Chorus 123 Class Officer 3 Yearbook Staff 3 4 Lucille Jewett Basketball 1234 Cheerleader Basketball 1234 Cheerleader Football 3 4 Chorus 1234 Orohestra 4 Sextette 3 4 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Class Officer 4 Junior Prom Royalty 1 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Essay Contest Winner 3 Sophomore Dance Committee 2 Library Club 4 Leona Kirkby Toots Chorus 1234 Senior Play Staff 4 Junior Play Staff 3 Library Club 1 2 Riohard Knight Dick Baseball 2 Basketball 2 Conmercial Club 2 Anne i£. LaFave Basketball 1 4 Cheerleader 2 Band 1234 Chorus 1234 Orchestra 3 4 Honor Society 3 4 Senior Play 4 Class Officer 4 Essay Contest 3 All County Band 123 All State Band 3 4 Dale Leeson Basketball 1 2 Band 1234 Dance Band 4 Trumpet Trio 2 Stephen P Lengyel Little Steve Basketball 123 Football 3 4 Band 1234 Chorus 1 2 Speaking Contest 1 2 Honor Society 3 4 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Dance Band 124 Scorer 4 Essay Contest 3 Class Officer 3 16 Thomas Lucas Big Luke Baseball 124 Basketball 1234 Football 4 Band 1 2 Orchestra 3 4 Junior Play 3 Class Officer 3 4 Gloria Jean Masters Jeanie Basketball 4 Senior Play Staff 4 Junior Play 3 Library Club 124 Gloria Maybee Basketball 1 Chorus 1 2 Rifle Club 1 Stanley Meager Tarzan Baseball 1 2 Basketball 1 2 Football 123 Wrestling 3 4 Band 1 Rifle Club 1 2 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Library Club 1 4 Track 3 Marcia Irene Me Gill Marsh Basketball 134 Band 1234 Chorus 1234 Orchestra 3 4 Senior Play Staff 4 Clarinet Choir 4 Library Club 124 Newspaper Staff 4 FTA 4 Sharon Caird Me Keever Basketball 1 4 Cheerleader 1 Band 1 Chorus 234 Senior Play 4 Timekeeper 2 17 Judith A. Miller Judy Basketball 1 Band 1 2 Chorus 1234 Orchestra 3 4 Honor Society 3 4 Junior Play 3 Commercial Club 1 2 Frenoh Club 2 Newspaper Staff 4 Class Officer 1 Sophomore Dance Committee 2 Library Club 4 FTA 4 Essay Contest 3 Gary HcNsirn Basketball 1 Band 1234 Senior Play Staff 4 Junior Play 3 Dance Band Charles Miller Charlie Senior Play 4 Douglas Edward Mosher Big Doug Baseball 1 2 Basketball 1 Football 4 Honor Society 3 Junior Play 3 James Mocre Jim Baseball 1 2 Basketball 1234 Football 1234 Band 1 2 Chorus 2 Student Council 1 4 Junior Play 3 James Edward Munroe Jim Baseball 1 2 Basketball 123 4 Football 234 Chorus 123 Speaking Contest 1 Student Council 2 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Traok 3 4 Essay Contest 3 18 Roso Ann Myers Rosie Cheerleader 123 Band 1 Chorus 124 Senior Play Staff 4 Gene 01in Baseball 1 2 Basketball 1 2 Junior Play 3 Danoe Committee 2 Robert Nadelen Bobber Baseball 1 2 Basketball 1 2 Football 234 Wrestling 3 4 Senior Play 4 Track and Field 3 4 Boys Quartet 4 Student Council 4 John Neville Johnny Wrestling 3 Junior Play Robert Piatt Bob Baseball 1 2 Basketball 123 Football 2 Band 123 Rifle Club 1 2 Dance Band 234 County Band 3 Brenda Joan Panchou Brandie Basketball 123 Cheerleader 1 Band 123 Chorus 1234 Orchestra 3 4 Brass Quartette 1 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 French Club 2 Dance Committee 2 Library Club 4 Softball 1 Mary Margaret Purpura Cookie Chorus 1 2 Librarian 4 Student Counoil 1 Secretary 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Class Officer 3 Essay Contest 3 Marshal 1959 Graduation Janet Payne Jan Band 2 Chorus 1234 Orchestra 3 4 Sextette 4 Speaking Contest 1 2 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Library Club 1 2 Essay Contest 3 Patricia Preston Pat Besketball 1 Band 1 Chorus 1 Rifle Club 1 Majorette 1 Softball 1 Gordon Rice Baseball 1234 Basketball 1234 Football 1234 Band 1 2 Chorus 1 Rifle Club 1 2 Student Council 1 David Rudes Red Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Dale Ryor Basketball 1 Senior Play Staff 4 Commercial Club 1 Sophomore Danoe Committee Gerard Sohreiber Jerry Baseball 1 Basketball 1234 Track 1 Newspaper 4 20 Patricia Soott Pat Chorus 1234 Student Council 1 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Library Club 1 2 Thomas Winfield Scott Sootty Baseball 1 2 Basketball 1234 Football 1234 Band 1 2 Chorus 2 Student Council 1 Junior Play 3 Essay Contest 3 Linda Grace Shepherd Senior Play 4 French Club 2 Commercial Club 2 Sophomore Dance Committee Library Club 4 Newspaper 4 Richard Sharkey Shark Basketball 1 Senior Play 4 Basketball Manager 4 Football Manager 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Timekeeper 4 Mary Shoulette Band 1 Chorus 1 2 Rifle Club 1 Softball 1 Susanna Stale Skinny Chorus 4 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Commercial Club 1 2 French Club 2 Sophomore Dance Committee 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Library Club 4 21 Robert Stephenson Bob Basketball 123 Marilyn Tooley Toolipops Band 1234 Orchestra 3 Senior Play 4 Library Club 124 Class Offioer 2 Essay Contest 3 Carolyn May Walts Basketball 1 2 Senior Play 4 Commercial Club 1 2 Junior Play Committee 3 Sophomore Dance Committee Kathryn Irene Whitmore Katie Basketball 3 4 Band 123 Chorus 1234 Orchestra 3 4 Speaking Contest 2 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Library Club 124 Yearbook Staff 4 School Newspaper 4 FTA 4 Russell Wilcox Band 1234 Orchestra 3 4 Rifle Club 1 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 All State Band 4 All County Band 3 Student Council 4 Daniel Williams Dan Baseball 1234 Basketball 1 2 Football 234 Wrestling 3 4 Chorus 1 Rifle Club 2 3 22 Charles Wilson Chuck Basketball 123 Rifle Club 1 2 Maurice Wood Woodie Basketball 1 2 1 Terry Young Wrestling 4 Band 1 2 3 Rifle Club 1 2 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Glorianne Zang Zoom Basketball 1234 Senior Pley Staff 4 Junior Play Staff 3 Soccer 1 Archery 1 Volleyball 1 Softball 1 Badminton 1 Sophomore Dance Committee 2 Photography Club 3 Intramural Offioial Library Club 4 Mary Zimmer Mary Basketball 234 Band 1234 JoAnne Alton Chorus 1234 Orchestra 3 j0 Senior Play 4 Basketball 1 Junior Play 3 Cheerleader 2 Commercial Club 1 Chorus 123 Essay Contest 3 Library Club 1 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Class Officer 1 Science Club 2 Sophomore Dance Committee 2 23 Class Will We, the Class of 1960, do make this our last will as follows: Linda Alien wills her quiot personality to Mary Young Graoe Bartlett leaves her long golden locks to Nanoy Miller Fred Bellinger wills his seven little girls to someone else's baok seat Eugene Benware leaves his ability to get stuck on a mountain while hunting to Don MoKeever Joe Brassard leaves his danoing ability to Dave Dingman Carol Brown leaves—as soon as possible Virginia Bush and Leona Kirkby take their interests on the Oxbow Road with them Janet Call wills her ability to get along with everybody to Lorna Shepherd. Roger Carpenter adds his sense of humor to Mr Pfister's, in hopes that somebody will laugh Wayne Carpenter leaves his short pants to Paul Johnson Sue Cassidy wills her gay memories from the Bay to Bub Brassard David Champagne leaves his ability to get along with younger girls to Bob Hall. Carole Clarke wills her neatness to the overworked custodians. Janice Cook wills her love for the opposite sex to Cammy Barr Betty Cooper leaves her odd-shaped lip sticks to anyone needing a conversation piece Cecelia Cunningham leave? her Tallulah talk to Marion Flood. Nancy Delias leaves her ability to get out of gym olass to Sheila Lawver. Karen Doxteter and Jo Anne Alton will their ability to get to all the dances to Janet Rusho. Linda Eggleston leaves her kidding from Mr. Pfister in World History class to Joan Hatch. Janet Eves leaves her artistic ability to Virgil Bacon. Roger Finley leaves his desk in senior homeroom to Sally Heath. Nancy Ford leaves her peculiar sneeze to any dull study hall. Jim Fortune and Dick Sharkey leave their ability not to get away with low flying on a junior license ” to Dennis Crowner and Bill Mattingly. Carol Frazier leaves her good looks to whoever needs them and takes her interest on the Podunk Road with her Ellen Glenn leaves her singing voice to Vioki Hess. Lome Greenwood leaves Susie for a minute while he gats his diploma Phil Hughes and Dale Leeson leave their outstanding musical ability to the band Jim Hunter leaves his love for the Bay to Ann Ostrander. Sally Hutton leaves her daily chooa-pop to Mr. Pfister. Lucille Jewett leaves her spot on the varsity oheerleading squad to Sandy Hall. Diok Knight leaves his love for photography to Bob Hall. Ann LaFave wills her ability to speak French to Bill New. Steve Lengyel, Jimmy Moore, and Jimmy Monroe leave their chem lab bootleg outfit to Mike Finley, Sterling Swartout, and Clifford Schell. Tommy Lucas will his extraordinary haircut to Donny McKeever Gloria Masters wills her height to Mrs. McSweeney Gloria Maybee wills her front seat in typing class to Pat Crosby. Marcia McGill wills her ability to fall off her horse to Linda Brown. Sharon McKeever wills her line from the play to Jo Anne Cook. Gary McNairn wills that Pontiac to any one lucky enough to get it. Stanley Meager leaves all the money he spent at the Watertown Bowl to the class treasury. Bob Nadelen leaves his skill on the wrestling mat to Skip Shaw. Charles Miller leaves his place in the cafeteria line to John Keichle. Judy Miller leaves her extrovertism to Roxanna McBroom. Doug Mosher leaves his place on the honor society to Janet Schell. Rose Myers leaves her naturally curly hair to Carol Beirman. John Neville leaves his love for American History to Sally McGill Gene Olin leaves his sarcastio remarks to Harry Shepard. Brenda Panchou takes her interest in that redhead with the yellow Ford with her. Janet Payne leaves her first violin place in orchestra to Lucy Lashbrook and takes her cute looks with her. Bob Piatt leaves his place in band to Marty Swenson. Mary Purpura leaves her ability to get marooned to a strong swimmer. David Rudes leaves his ability to get along with Mrs. Gilmore to Tom Pandolf. Gordon Rice leaves his ability.to argue to Clark Kidder Dale Ryor leaves his oar to someone with a license. Jerry Schrieber leaves his basketball ability to Bob Ingerson. Pat Scott leaves her ability to catch the school bus on time to Mary Fran Folsom. Tom Soott leaves his good looks and his muscles to George Smith. Linda Sheperd leaves her ability to listen to the radio all the time to Mary Ann Furgison. Mary Shoulette leaves her 30ft voice to Beth House. Susie Staie leaves her interesting earrings to Shirley Hill. Bob Stephenson leaves his ability to get along with Mrs. MaoAllister to Albert Baldwin. Marilyn Tooley leaves her wardrobe to Kathy Powell. Carolyn Walts leaves her mild temper to her sister Shirley. Katie Whitmore leaves her long-distance phone calls to Judy A. Eggleston. Russell Wilcox leaves his dreamy sax playing to Guy Lombardo. Danny Williams leaves his jalopy to Joan. Chuok Wilson wills his love for girls, the schoolbus and Wilbur's to Jim Smith. Maurice Wood leaves his ever-present smile to Raymond LeClair. Terry Young willingly leaves his sister, Mary. Glorianne Zang leaves her unique laugh to Claudia Schell. Mary Ziraner leaves her height to Don Weatherwax. To Mrs. MaoAllister we leave a large bottle of tranquilizers. To the Faoulty we leave quieter classes and more orderly cafeteria lines. We sign this in full knowledge of its contents. 24 The Seniors of 1960 Prophecy In th© year 1970, the Indian River Contrai School Class of 1960 gathered in th© roof garden of th© Watertown Hilton before embarking on the first cruise through interplanetary space. Why our particular class was chosen is beyond us; perhaps some ex-faculty member in the government hierarchy is seeking revenge. Astounding developments have brought great prosperity to our old classmates; the number of Cadillac end Imperial Space Soooters in the Hilton spaceport testifies to this fact. As we greet the guests we find thst Linda Allen is the clothing buyer at the Miss Empsall Jr. Shop and keeps all the I.R.C.S. girls in the latest fashions. Joann© Alton is a slot machine inspector. She's pretty busy around Indian River territory. Grace Bartlett is a modern sculptress whose latest effort is displayed in the Guggenheim Museum. Fred Bellinger operates a model farm raising wster buffalo while Mary Zimmer follows in her mother-in-law's footsteps as a math teacher. Eugene Benware is now the world's tallest jockey and won the Kentucky Derby for four years in 8 row. Joe Brassard is of all things, a taster in th© Hemlock Lake area. Carol Brown and Karen Doxtater are big news on Broadway. They were inspired by their performances in the Senior Play. Virginia Bush is captain of th© Hollywood Stars, that basketball team of renown. Janet Call is a popular hostess in New York City. She is taking up where Pearl Mesta left off. Roger Carpenter better known as El Cato resides in Madrid where he is applauded as a world famous matador. Wayne Carpenter and his orchestra appear nightly at the Tower Room. Sue Cassidy checks answers from the electronic computers. If Sue can't solve a problem, the scientists give it up. David Champagne, when he isn't playing bongoes for the Kingston Trio, blasts himself into orbit with his ultra high-fi. Carol Clark© end David Rudes have a profitable partnership in the Quaker Village Diner. Business is so fast they roller skste between the tables and th© kitchen. Janioe Cook is working her way up in national politics and we may see her yet as President. Betty Cooper is the editor-in-chief of Glamour Magazine� She is happily married to its publisher. Cecilia Cunningham, an interior decorator, designed the famous Tower Room at the Watertown Hilton. Nancy Delias is running the Will Rogers Memorial Hospital. All the patients are in very good spirits when she's around. Linda Eggleston had a change of heart at the last minute and is a bachelor girl in Now York working as assistant to a skin specialist. Janet Eves deigns and Dick Knight composes the kind sentiments for Contemporary Cards, Inc. Nancy Ford is owner and operator of the well-known Cobblestone Inn. She has made it very successful. Jim Fortune is the bouncer; he has built up his muscles wonderfully. Carol Frasier is the new Halo girl. That wavy blond hair is getting her places modeling. Ellen Glenn, an ancient history professor at Oxford, spends her summers catching up on Mad magazine, which is edited now by her old classmate mad, mad, mad, Roger Finley. Lome Greenwood is a Brigadier General in the Air Force and is flying high these days. Philip Hughes succeeded Leonard Bernstein as conductor of the New York Philharmonic Orchestra. Jim Hunter has just published his first book, Clayton Place, a documentary on model farming. Sally Hutton, now Mrs. Elvis Presley, tours the country with her husband when she isn't supervising her cheerleading clinic. Lucille Jewett is a well-known doctor specializing in psychiatry. Many of our old classmates can be found in her waiting room most any day. Leona Kirkby, now the leader of the National 4-H girls club, still makes the best coffee cake around. Ann LaFave has reoeived her Ph. D. and is Dean of Women at M.I.T. Dale Leeson has a permenent job as the trumpet soloist in the Winston T. V. commercials. He also has a small select combo of his own. Steve Lengyel is head chemist at Hemlock Lake Industries. Tom Luoas is a hairstylist at the Ritz and occasionally gives piano concerts at Csrnegie Hall. Gloria Masters and Gloria Maybee are the last of the beatnik artists. They have moved the beat headquarters from Greenich Village to Pamelia, of all places. Marcia McGill owns an extensive dude ranch on the northern fringes of Adventure Town. Sharon McKeever is the head of a charm school in Watertown. Her enrollment was very high last leap year. Gary McNairn is a math professor at Smith College. He enjoys after-hour tutoring. Stan Meager, strange as it may seem, is a policeman around hero. He figured If you can't lick'em, join 'em. Bob Nadelen is the assistant football coach at Notre Dame. They are now winning for the first time in twelve years. Charlie Miller is the top- hand at the McGill ranch. Judy Miller is the successor to Brigitte Bardot in the movie world- she bleached her hair. Jim Moore is the most popular mortician in the North Country. People are just dying to see him. Jim Munroe is the head of a medical research center in Timbuktu. Doug Mosier has discovered the remedy for the common cold-LudVicks-it works! Rose Myers, now heads the commercial department at I.R.C.S. John Neville is the new representative for Balfour Rings Inc. The rings come on time now. Gene Olin is a calendar photographer. He enjoys his work tremendously. Brenda Panohou and Pat Preston are in partnership running the Pauldine School of Beauty. Janet Payne met her husband, the Duke of Kent, at her command performance for Queen Elizabeth. Bob Piatt is manager of the Syracuse Nats. Nineteen sixty-nine was a championship year for Syracuse. Mary Purpura is the announcer for Pilgrim Boat Lines. The boats are always overcrowded. Gordon Rice is the news comentator on Face the Nation. He's also trying to form a new political party. Dale Ryor supplies Thanksgiving turkeys to most of the country. Jerry Schrieber is th© rnsnager of the Watertown Hilton—ho really rolls out the red carpet. Pat Scott is the president of the Antwerp Bank. She's in th© high income braoket now. Tom Scott is a forest ranger, and to his disgust he got lost in the woods looking for a pigeon. Linda Shepherd is a DJ on WOTT. She has the midnight to six a.m. shift. Mary Shoulette liked her job on the sohool paper so much that she types for the Watertown Daily Times now. 25 History In September, 1968, the doors of Indian River Central School opened officially as we, then lowly members of the Junior Class, stumbled over the threshold of learning After a short period of mild confusion, we elected the class officers-Stephen Lengyel, President; Thomas Lucas, Vice-President; Mary Purpura, Secretary; and Sue Cassidy, Treasurer With some oonstruotive nudging by our able advisor, Mrs Gilmore, we took part in several activities, moneymaking and otherwise The entire class participated in the Help for the Handicapped essay contest. To our surprise and Mrs. Gilmore's delight, all three prizes came to our school Later we sponsored an assembly featuring an exchange student from Norway. In the spring we had a paper drive, which proved quite lucrative, and later our Junior play-Date Bait-with two casts A large percentage of the class participated in extra- curricular activities such as basketball, football, cheerleeding, baseball, wrestling, track, .and all branches of the music department. We had an eventful first year Last fall we came trooping back for our final year of high school, many of us with severe cases of senior-itis Our advisor, Mrs MacAllister, without whom we would be strictly nowhere, informed us that we were going to be busy. She meant it, tool After electing our officers. President Thomas Lucas, Vice-President Philip Hughes, Secretary Ann LaFave, and Treasurer Lucille Jewett, we flew into a very successful magazine sales drive, in which the seniors went to the dogsl See pioture on page 28 to prove this I Then we ordered our rings in hopes of getting them before Christmas. Our Senior play-Men are Like Streetcars-again with two casts, was quite successful. We have been among the charter members of many new organizations-the Library Club, for seniors exclusively the F.T.A and the Student Council We also worked hard on the staff of the Drumbeat , our school paper We nearly staged a riot when our rings didn't come on time, but everyone is more or less satisfied now. Another activity which has kept everyone busy, and Mrs. MacAllister frantic, is this yearbook of 1960. We hope it is a success Of course we again participated enthusiastically in all sports and musical activities• We have had an interesting time in high school, and we would like to offer our thanks to all the teachers, and Mr. Ball, who have helped us greatly during our two years in the new Indian River Central High School Prophecy continued- Richard Sharkey is the head salesman for the Curtis Publishing Company. More trophies, Dick? Susanne Staie is happily married and calls square dances every Saturday night for a hobby Robert Stephenson is the private eye in this territory. Just call him Bob Hammer Marilyn Tooley has created a fabulous style that has moved the fashion capital from Paris to Antwerp. Carolyn Walts has taken over the Betty Crocker kitchens because of her wonderful cherry pies. Katie Whitmore is the best female phys. ed. teacher in the country. Fifty per cent of her pupils were in the 1969 Olympics. Russell Wilcox has taken Buddy Bomac's place on championship bowling. He's been on so long that he owns the show. Psyola? Danny Williams is known as Theresa Dan in wrestling land. Chuck Wilson is the president of the Eastern Milk Producers. It's a profitable job. Maurice Wood is an encyclopedia salesman. He just couldn't get away from good old education. Terry Young is our senator from Cuba. He overthrew Fidel Castro—high school wrestling you know. Glorianne Zang is the photography editor of the Horse Lovers magazine. 26 YOU ’VERB BEGINNING TO SOUND LIKE A CANDIDATE FOR PUBLIC OFFICE YOU� VE HAD THIS COMING FOR SIXTEEN YEARS Senior Play IF YOU KNEW WHAT I WENT THROUGH AT THE DANCE LAST NIGHT FOR T 'AT GISL-- trVtng to get people to give her a rush: GETTING OLD FAST 27 waiting for guidance Roger Carpenter, James Hunter, David Rudes SENIOR MAGAZINE SALE GOES TO THE DOGS Row 1--L, Shepherd, C, Clarke, L, Kirkby, J, Cook, J, Payne, E, Glenn, S, Stale; Row 2—B, Panchou, C. Brown, M. Tooley, L. Jewett, J, Call, J. Miller, A. LaFave, Mrs, MaoAllister; Row 3—R, Sharkey, M. McGill, C, Walts, L. Eggleston, K. Whitmore, B. Cooper; Row 4—D. Champagne, T, Soott, B. Nadelen, J, Fortune, P, Hughes, D. Ryor, L, Greenwood, R, Wilcox 28 A STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINE Carol© Clarke, Carolyn Walts, Gloria Masters CRACKING THE BOOKS Janioa Cook, Ann LaFave, Steve Lengyel, Fred Bellinger, Carol Fraser 29 Juniors Row 1-—J• Cole, S. Dean, D, Desorneaux; Row 2—J, Chamberlain, D. Gutierrez Gilbert M. Furgison, M. Flood, J S. Eggleston, P. Crosby, , F. Brassard; Row 3--M. ' Cook, C. Beirmen, L. Brown, C. Barre, M. Folsom, J. A. Eggleston, P. Brown, J. Bartlett, T. Backus, D. Dingraan, E. Dickson, M. Finley, Mr. Row 1—S. Lawver, Linda Leshbrook, M. Mowers, Lucinda Lashbrook, S. Panohou, R. Me Broom, S. Heath, Row 2— J. Kiechle, W. Mattingly, A. Myers, M. Mathous, C. Martin, E. Marcellus, B. House, Mrs. Gilmore, Row 3— G. LaClair, D. Neuroth, Vf. New, C. Kidder, D. McKeever, R. Ingerson, J. Hudson 30 Row 1—R. Pika, C. Sohall, J. Walts, D. Stevenson M. Young, D. R. Spicer, C. Powell, A. Verne, G. Young, L. Shepherd S. Walts, Row 3—D. Weatherwax, G. Weaver, J. Wenk, G. Taylor, A. Shaw, G Smith, C. Schell, S. Swertout; Row 2— N. Smiley, H. Shepard, Mrs. Rogers; , Smith, J. Smith, T. Pandolf Sophomores Row 1--J• Hurteau, J. Hatch, S. Doxtator, S. Hall, M. House, J. Hull, S. Hill, Mr. Pfister Row 2— E. Gardner, J. Harrington, B. Dimon y. Hess, T. Delias, H. Havens, T. Keen, G. Hall, Row 3 — M. Davis, C. Eggleston, P. Gerstensohlager, Jolly, D. Green, L. Ingerson L. Dusharm, R. Hall 31 Row 1--L D. Best, P. Cook, . Cooke, J. Clerke, J. Buttry, J. Burnham, S. Benware, E. Brassard, I. G. Buker, G. Barbarito, W. Crosby, C. Allen, Mrs. MoSweeney, Row 3—R. V. Bacon, J. Cummings, L. Beerman, R. Cunningham Brotherton. Row 2--P« Call, Cook, A Baldwin, K. Cooke, Row 1—C. Per rone, K. Oberton, L. Per in, R. LaPine, A. Lengyel, L. Munroe, R. Mitchell, C, Kieohlo , F. M Leeson, M« Laverghetta, L. Neville, R LaClair M. LaMica, N. Miller, A. Ostrander; Row 2—K. Munroe, Morris, Mr. Redmond; Row 3—R. Moore, J Mulcahy, 32 Row 1--C. Row 2—R Row 3—J. Rosa, M. Shepard, D Plenty, G. Ridsdale Rusho, L. Rose, G. . VanAllen, M. Whitmore, B. VanTassel, C. Segovis, N. Simmons, J. Wilson; , K. Rudes, M. Swenson, K. Sullivan, J. Schell, E. Smith, Miss Wladis; Salisbury, M. Pickert, M. Rudes, J. Tryon, P. Sprague Freshmen Row 1—S. Stoner, J. Versailles, B. Stewart, A. Taylor, C. Theobold, J. Trumble, L. Van Tassel, J. Sutton, D. Thibault, Mr. Kennelly Row 2—L. Swartout, J. Simmons, J. Thurston, J. Simmons, S. Schnanber, 3. Thorntaa S. Thornton, S. Webb, J. Tucker, Row 3—R. Shawcross, R. Stephenson, F. Van Allen, D. Sayer, G. Shepnerd, C. Van Tassel, W. Storia, R. Wetherwax, W. Van Tassel, Willmert 33 Row 1—E. Frink, A. Higgins, K. Lingenfelter, B. Hulbert, W. Kennehsn, R. Gibbs, A. Horton, R. Doxtater, W. Dallas, J. Daoker, E. Hamilton, R. Gardam , J. Hewitt; Row 2—Mr. Jonas, B. Hamilton, J. Hughas, L. Hall, A. Fowlar, L. Dunn, D. Eggleston, C. Ingerson, P. Knight, J. Fullington, S. Harpar, C. Lawler, S. Eggleston, S. Furgison; Row 3—S. Dillingham, J. Hugo, L. Hatch, E. Hudson, R. Doxtater, D. Henderson, C. La Clair, S. Dillingham, C. House, B, Kanits, H. Maloy, K. Hall, C. Dillingham; Row 4--H. Hurteau, C. Desormaaux, E. Crowner, R. Cullen, D. Lawler, D. House, L. La Clair Row 1—J. Booking, L. Brotherton, T. Allen, W. Cooke, P. Cocco, J. Cook, S. Aldrich, J. Cooke, C. Coon; Row 2—P. Brown, S. Adams, B. Cooke, J. Bogenschuts, B. Aldrich, C. Baker, N. Crossman, J. Carman, Mrs. Fullington; Row 3—D. Corey, D. Chamberlain, J. Ada, A. Benware, L. Call, L. Coffie; Row 4 — L. Bartlett, L. Cross, J. Bartlett, G. Brown, L. Brown, L. Clark, J. Chamberlain 34 Row 1—M. Mason, K. Parsons, J. Mattingly, D. Mosher, C. McKeever, S. McGill, J. Murdook, R. Morris, B. McConnell, Row2—D. Marcellus, J. Oberton, G. ODonnell, J. Miles, F. Masters, B. Quincer, R. Morrow, S. Moore, C. Neuroth, P. Neuroth, Row3—G Panohou, M. Oberton, J. Meeks, N. Ryor, E. Meeks, K. Risdale, M. Purpura, G. McKeever, L. Riley Eighth Grade Rbw 1 J. Oberton, C. LaBrie, D. Dalles, B. Purcell, D. Lockwood, J. Howard, W. Graham, L. Windover, R. Stephenson, M. VanTassel, D. Myers, If. McBroom; Row 2—L. VanTassel, P. 7faldron, S. Jones, W. Bacon J. Lacey, B. Bartlett, S. Thomas, S. Havens, M. Henderson; Row 3—B. Dillingham, T. Bickford, B. Call J WillMert, D. Dickhaut, G. Jones, J Spry, R. Dusharm, Mrs. Bellinger 35 Row 1—S. Lockwood , G. Robinson, V. Dimock, J. Ingerson, L. Buker, D. LePine, R. Burnett, W. McBroom, F. Briant; Row 2—L. Bartlett, D. Cook, C. Dashnaw, R. Cook, S. Bartlett, L. Dunn, N. Piatt, F. Hurteau, L. Turturro, Mrs. Walker; Row 3—J. Davison, I. Shawcross, P. Decker, K. Tibbies, S. Crowner, V. Sportelli, F. Schweitzer; Row 4—M. McConnell, W. Jesmore, R. Hunter, T. Hoover, C. Dunn, J. Aldrich Row 1 R. New, K. Hardy, B. Martusewioz, S. Desormeaux, J. Easter, M. LaSalle, D. Detoher, P. Sohellj Row 2—L. Dwyer, C. Pratt, J. Dougall, J. Farrell, C. Bartlett, S. Doxtator, M. LaFave, D. Mosher, M. Johnson, Mrs. Huddleston; Row 3—J. Merriman, B. Grant, D. Marsh, H. Feather, C. Diokson, S. Gifford. C. Keller, M. Lobello , J. Walts, J. Rose 36 Row 1--G. Goodenough, G. Smith, R. Stewart, M. Patchen, R. Shepard, S. Cooper, P Thornton, M. Best, M. Berwind, J Froome Row 2--J Stuhlmiller, L. Mason, G Fulton, L. Crossman, N• Meager, L. Clark, A. Hull, J Cummings, Mrs Sterling Row 3—J Harper, B Hammond, A Bresett, J Ingerson, E Street Row 4 — L Briant, J Sanders, K. Swem, L. Doxtater, J Windover, B. Sullivan, R Brown, K. Rudes Row 1—D. Pitre, L. Cullen, N. Jewett, G. Sawyer, V. Frasier, R. Howard, F. Forney Row 2— Sampson, B. Dwyer, C. Booth, E. Youngs, L. Hutton, F. Adner , D. Degone, C. Hudson, B. Oardeu, Mrs. Ridge, Row 3 G. Side C. Aldrich, G. Farrell, J. Schulz, D. Fowler, D. Ward, D. Pledger, K. Graves, T. Nadelen 37 Seventh Grade Row 1—Mrs T. Lynch, Kanitz, D. LaFeve, D. . Redmond. C. Payne, D. Redmond, 1C. Leddy, S. Pitts, I. Deoker, D. Ryor, D. Steaoy, N. Hall L. Hall; Row 2 S. Dalles, J. Hammond, B. Jones, L. Zimmer, M. Yonts, T. Stuhlmiller, R. Corey, P. Brown, S. Greenwood, C. Snyder; Row 3—L. Goodnough, T. Bailey, R. Booth J. Smiley, D, Rumpf, D. Mitchell, L. Finley, J. Roelkey, J. Mattingly � Row 1—L. Tibbies, M. Booth, M. Duff, D. Hull, G• Parsons, J. Durgin, L. Fleming, M. Chamberlain; Row 2—Mr. Gartland, P. Barre, B. Lawler, S. Turturro, M. Decker, C. Segovis, B. Burnham, N. O'Hara, P. Delles; Row 3—L. Brown, L. Hall, D. Pledger, L. Jolly, G. Bartlett, L. Van Allen; Row 4—C. Dingman, 7T. Davis, J. Parker, M. Brown, J. Mo Ilroy, G. Mo Cargar, P. Drake 38 Row 1—C • Row 2—R. L. Segovis N. Brown, Dimon L Cook n il I i° i E‘ D ViS' J‘ Ulonde N Hurtoau. M. Thornton. P. Diolchaut, M MornaG Cul’hDuaharm, iM. iBro-therton. C. McGovern, B. Soott, G. Buker, G. Smith; Row 3- F Voralm'aa' £ £ n °S ™ f T°«8lay. D. Palmar, C. Munroa; Row 4-R. Clamant, p• Versailles, R. Hull, D. Dimon, J. Dobson, C. Davis, Mr. Fuller Row 1—D. Dollinger, I. Cook, P. Pitts, D. Shampine, E. Hamilton, D. Weaver, R. Dimon j Row 2—N. Hunter, J. Dalton, P. Dwyer, R. Mitchell, W. Papineau, R. Monnotj Row 3—V. Payne, S. Buttry, M. Sprague, G. Walts, D. VanTassel, N. Carroll, M. Cole, W. Snyder, Mrs. Quencer; Row 4—C. Ward, S. Sawyer, L. Soott, J. Pangburn, S. Bickford, J. Stevens, H. Hicks, T. Gardner, S. McCona 39 Row 1—Ron� Fulton, Rob. Fulton, L� Rose, S� Klock� L. Carr, R� Bartlett, D� Roberts, J� Cole, D� Neuroth, H. Moore; Row 2—D. Dewitt, M. Forrester, R. Gilts, N. Eggleston, R. Laoey, J• Kohr, B� Rumpf; Row 3—M. Farrell, C� Norton, P. Wagoner, G. Reed, S� Pete, B� Call, J� Fults, H. Makorushka, Mr. Montford; Row 4—M. Hayes, G� Dingman, N. Rose, C. Rose, P. Stevenson, L. Call, J. Cullen, H� Flood Occupational Education Row 1—B. Blanchard, D. Stevens, R. Stevens, C. Hale, S. Sseltine Row 2— G. Countryman, K. Baker, R. LaBrie, P. Hale, L. ?.!artin, C� Brown, A. Delias Mr. Scholl 40 Football sr«: £::•,!•£££: I: k .EtfJKv —• ■• ■=•— • s“-rt-- Coach Dior, Coach Williams, Coach Folsom Football Cheerleaders A« Ostrander, J Eggleston, L Jewett, J« Sohell, S• Hutton, J Hatoh, C. Schell, J� Cook 41 Basketball Row 1—W. Now, R. Pike, D. McKeever, R. Ingerson, G. Rico; Row 2—J Hudson, G. Sohrieber, R. Carpenter, T Soott, J. Munroe; Row 3--Coach Dier, S. Lengyel, Mgr., T. Lucas, M. Pickert, A. Shaw, J. Moore, W. Carpenter, R. Sharkey, Mgr. Cheerleaders J. Eggleston, L. Jewett, A. Ostrander, S. Hutton, Miss Henry, J. Schell, J Cook, C. Schell, J. Hatch 42 Junior Varsity Basketball Row 1—M. Swenson, R. Eggleston, W. Mattingly, E. Hamilton, G. McKeever; Row J Tryon, G. Desormeau,R. LaClairj Row 3--£oach Williams, M. Rudes, T Keen, R. Piatt, Mgr. 2—E. Dickson, L. Ingerson, K. Cook, J. Mattingly, Mgr. J V Cheerleaders L. Swartout, C. Beirman, J. Walts, Mias Henry, N. Smiley, L. Brown, S. Hall, J. Rusho, S. Adams, B. Stewart 43 WRESTLERS Row 1 L. VanTassel, A. Benware, D. Williams, P. Gerstensohlager, E. Benware; Row 2—S. Meager, R. Nadalon, Co-captain, K. Rudas, T. Young, G. Smith, S. Swartout; Row 3—J. Brassard, Mgr., D. Neuroth, P. Sprague, D. Champagne, F. Brassard, Co-captain, J. Decker, W. Crosby, Coach Kane A NOTE FROM COACH KANE'S OFFICE Indian River has completed its second year of varsity wrestling and has shown that in the near future, I.R.C.S. will have experience enough to be a powerful contender in the Ontario League. In our two years we have had our share of victories and our share of defeats. Development of the program takes time and the need of freshmen and sophmores will be sought for a better team, but knowledge of the sport is in its infancy now. This year the team was co-captained by Bob Nadelen (180) and Bub Brassard (135). Together with Dan Williams (112) and Eugene Benware (120), they are the only returning veterans from lasts year's fine team. Actually, this year was necessary to rebuild since 6 from last year's team were seniors. Regardless of the lack of experience, I.R. Wrestlers have done a tremendous job winning 10 matches in the first two years. Probably the brightest spot on the team wes the 112 lb. class, currently hale by Danny ? illioms. A fine boy, he went undefeated during the year winning the league tournament. Bob Nadelen contributed a tireless effort wrestling in the 180 lb. class and doing a fine job. Along with Brassard, the 3 of them were finalists in the league tournament. As far as the team outlook is concorned for next year, it looks much brighter than at this same time last year. Larry VanTassel (95) Paul Neuroth (112) Don Neuroth (127) Pat Sprague (133) Sterling Swartout (145) Al Shaw (145) George Smith (154) Keith Rudes (168) Jim Decker (140) are all strong and will be fine wrestlers for Indian River. 44 Senior Band Row 1--P. Hughes, F. Bellinger, G. McNairn, N. Miller, M. Davis, M. McGill, G. Young, M. Pickert, A. Meyers, D. Leeson; Row 2—B. House, J. Hughes, A. Ostrander, A. Lengyel, A. LoFeve, J. Eggleston, B. Hulbert, L. Munroe, J. Meriman, P. Cooco, S. Hall, M. Lav‘� rghetta; Row 3—J. Hatch, M« Zinmer, C. Lawler, S. Moore, N. Smiley, R. Gibbs, D. Mosher, J. Harrington, P. Brown, D. Desormesu, R. Tfilcox, J. Bartlett, J. Schell, S. Heath, G. Taylor, J Fullington, M. Tooley, Y. Carpenter; Row 4—Mr. Heck, K. Leeson, M. Swenson, V. Bacon, R. Carpenter, S. Lengyel Junior Band Row 1—N. Rose, P. Knight, M. Folsom, P. Brown, K. Rudes, B. Hulbert, L. Munroe, R. Gilts, P. Thornton, C. Kidder? Row 2—L. Call, S. Doxtator, M. Decker, C. Pratt, W. Decker, D Marsh, J. Sanders, K. Sworn, C. Norton; Row 3— S. Klock, M. Forrester, D. Mitchell, G. Grant; Row 4—Mr. Heck, D. DeWitt, B. Jones, M. Leeson, J. Cummings, V. Bacon 45 Chorus Row 1—B. House, A. LaFave, M. Zimner, D. Henderson, S. Heath, B. Fanohou, L• Leshbrook, S. McKeever, C. Theobald, R. Meyers, M. McGill, S Hall, C Segovis, S. Moore, A. Lengyel, J. Hughes, B. McConnell; Row 2—N. omiley, L. Brown, S Eggleston, C. Neuroth, S. Schnauber, A. Meyers, M Mowers, S. Stale, c Rose, M. Flood, E. Frink, J. Cooke, J. Harrington, C. Munroe, K. Oberton, L. Hall, R LePine, C. Powell, J. Murdock; Row 3—B. Kanitz, K. Whitmore, J. Miller, E. Marcellus, P. Crosby, J. Hurteau, .«.• Young, J wilson, J Walts, J Schell, J Hatch, J Payne, J Eggleston, L Jewett, A Ostrander, V• Hess, J. Simmons, L. Dunn, J. Hull, S. Thornton; Row 4—B. Cooke, J. Miles, C. Barr, A. Fowler, M. Furgison, C Perrone, L. Perrin, L. Leshbrook, K. Hall, L. Hatch, R. Morrow, J. Rusho, B. Stewart, B« Thornton, D Stevenson, M Tooley, C Cunningham, E Glenn, N Delies, P Brown, Mrs Boulet Orchestra Row 1—8, Payne, L. Leshbrook, E. Glenn, B. Panohou, S. Heath, G. Young, J. Miller, J. Schell, B. House, G. Dingman, D. LaPine, G. Fulton, J. Cook; Row 2—A. Ostrander, J. Hatch, M. Davis, K. Whitmore, S. Moord, A. Lengyel, N. Smiley, M. MoGill, A LaFave, J Eggleston, C. Rose, N. Rose, P. Wagoner, B. Bartell, J. Dougal, S. Desormeaux; Row 3—T. Lucas, P. Brown, F. Bellinger, R. Wilcox, S Lengyel, M Swenson, J Harrington, N. Miller, S Hall, P Cocoo, M. Laverghetta, L Jewett, L Lashbrook J. Boulet ’ 46 SEXTET Row 1— C. Powell, L. Jewett, A. Ostrander, J. Payne, J. Hatch, J. Sggleston, S. Heath CLARINET CHOIR B. House, N. Miller, M. McGill, M. Davis, P. Hughes, F. Bellinger, G. McNairn, J. Hughes, A. Ostrander J Hatch, Mr. Heck 47 Row 1—Mr. Jones, S. Bartlett, M. Morris, S. Klock, J. Mcllroy, T. Stuhlmiller, E. Glenn, B. Cooke; Row 2—B. Call, C. Clark, S. Lawver, A. Ostrander, L. Swartout, P. Johnson, J, Rose, D. Champagne; Row 3--U, Davis, S, Swartout, J Cummings, J Moore, R, Nadelen M, Finley, R, Eggleston, E, Dickson Student Council The Student Council is a new organization in the Indian River Junior-Senior High School, Its activities this year have been confined mainly to preparation and adoption of a constitution. The underlying reasons for the formation of the Student Council are (l) a feeling of urgency to make democracy function as it should in view of increasing world tensions, (2) a realization of the fact that intelligent participation in democratic action must be learned, and (3) an increasing faith in the contributions that young people can make to democratic thought and action. The purpose and function is best stated in its preambles We, the students of the Indian River Central High Sohool, in order to stimulate and develop a healthy school spirit, to encourage and maintain participation in school activities, to promote personal initiative in school projects, to foster a spirit of cooperation amongst the faculty and student body, and to recommend ways and means by which our school may be improved, do ordain and establish this constitution for the Student Counoil of the Indian River Central High School, 48 Newspaper Staff Fl00d' • ■ � R°- 2--K- Han. B. House, L. Eggleston, M. McGill B Cook S ah ®nn D Srn h; Row 3—$. Swart out, Hutton. C. Cunningham” D. Guttoriei J Kieohls C Kldder Kr f DiCkS°n' P J°hn8° - S Scholl Future Farmers Row 1--C• Kiechle, E. J« Wenk, W. Crosby, C G. Weaver, Mr. Fuller Hamilton, D. Mosher, J. Oberton, R. Mitchell, L. Laclairj Row 2—C. VanTassel, . Schell, J. Kiechle? Row 3—J. Neville, R. Shawcross, L. Neville, W. VanTassel, 49 Row 1—E. Glenn, L. Brown, A. Myers, G. Zang, M. Zimmer; Row 2—K. V hitmore, J. Miller. C. Cunningham K. Powell, M. McGill, B. House; Row 3— M. Finley, J. Moore, D. Rudes, H. Shepard, Mr. Merkley 6 ' The Future Teachers of America (FTA) has just been formed at I. R. C. S., and we hope it will become a firmly established tradition here. The FTA is open to any member of the eleventh or twelfth grades who is interested in exploring teaching as a oareer. It is chartered by the National Education Association and the New York State Teaohers Association. Under the excellent guidance of Mr. George Merkley, our advisor, we have had a very successful beginning with sixteen members, all of whom are active and oo-operative m Oiir officers are i President, Judy Miller; Vioe President, Mike Finley; Secretary, Ann Myers; Treasurer, Jim Moore; and Historian, Ellen Glenn, fie feel that ours is a very valuable organization, as it helps us to decide whether or not we would be suited to the career of teaching. We are able, as we visit various classrooms, to realize the responsibilities and problems as well as the oppor- tunities of teaching. While members are allowed to skip some of their regular olasses to visit classes in their field of interest, they are expeoted to maintain a good quality of school work. Application for membership may be filed with the secretary at any time during the year, but new members are formally acoepted only at the October and February meetings. We ere very happy to have been the Charter members of the FTA in our school, and we hope that all future members will find this organization as helpful, interesting and enjoyable as we do. 50 Library Club Row 1—J. Cook, C. Brown, G. Zeng, S. Stale, B. Cooper, L. Eggleston; Row 2— M. McGill, L. Jewett, S. Meager, B. Panchou, L. Shepherd, Miss Pilbeam; Row 3--K. Whitmore, J Miller, U Tooley, S. Cassidy, S. Hutton, J. Eves The Library Club wns first organized in December 1959 with nineteen students of the Senior Class as memb-rs. The purposes of the club are to promote interest and understanding of the library, encourage good reeding, to learn the functions and operations of the library and to aid students end teachers in their use of the library. At the first meeting the following officers were elected—President, Katie Whitmore; Secretary, Betty Copper; Treasurer, Sally Hutton; Reporter, Marcia McGill. One of our projects this year was selling pencils and pennants. The profit from these, instead of club dues, will be us d for purchasing library club 'ins. Every member assists in the library work two periods a week • Our duties include the mechanical prepr-ration of new book's, desk duty, shelving books, and filing catalog c rds. 51 IN ONE EAR AND OUT THE OTHER GYM HEADS UP BOYS DOING MONKEYSHINES 53 THE UNCAGING AT 3il5 FEEDING TIME 54 s The Rest Activities Senior Stan, Give Ellen oack Her Slip Little Drummer Betty Starry-eyed Yfhat Pretty Aivis is Gone What 11 Vie Do K wn The Hatch Babies 2n Acting Like A Senator On Rou te To El Paso s It Thursday Jimmy? Come Out From Under The Bed Marilyn And Jimmy- Whet’s The Matter,Pet To Young To go Steady Play, Liberace Don't Take Your Guns To Town Sal What's Going On Here 55 Elian, You Finally Got Out Swing High Ellon Don't blink True Love Vote For Me Sue, Where Your Tooth? Guess Who Nancy wants to go for a Ride Watch The Toes Caught Again Elvis Scott Does It Again Carol, Where Did The Curls Go Just Loafing Spectator Sport? fojority Say Cheese Katie at Sweet Sixteen Did You Make A Wish Janat you're slipping 71k mi Marilyn in her private swimming pool. Smile Pretty What, Anne Scared? Look .Tio's Behind Bars Now Bridgette in the morning Marcia, where is your horse? Always With Per Mouth Open Jim and Pat Don't get to close Hey, Jim, where did get that lipstick on your shirt. How old are you Mary? WhatiI No Leotards Jan P., What’s Going On Down There Happy Birthd Marilyn WRESTLING TOURNAMENT Denny Williams feces his opponent Morse from Lowville while Referee Rector watches intently� Bob Nadelen has a hold on his rival. Mack, of General Brown� Sterling Swartout slips away from Pat Sprague faces his opponent his man Eugene Danny SENIORS WRESTLERS Terry 58 Dave Bob Nadelen in for the pin Football team roes FEMALE I Girls 1 for COMPETITION t :.wa