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L up H AX ' me HV' any . wr w f - 5 W., .r I we ' W v 4 Changes are being made here. Some little changes, some big changes. We attend frequent, worthwhile assemblies according to an efficient system of seating and passing. Our lunch shifts are organized so that we don't have to stand in interminable lines. Students may apply for unsupervised honors study halls. A new feeling of efficiency and progress is present. Curriculum advances and modern teaching methods are tangible evidence of positive action. Faculty-student discussion of problems and possibilities produce ideas, projects and understanding. We take interest now. When we have a thought or suggestion aboutashorter schoolday or a new club, we try to carry it through. Ifa single source of thechanges can be named, that source is Dr. Graves. He invites progress, whether in a small adjustment or a major plan. He encourages our propositions and listens to our complaints. We feel free to stop him inthehallorvisithim in his office. By depending on us, he makes us dependable. Byasking for initiative, he makes us creative. With this dedication, we thank him. 5 Feature Table Of Contents Faculty 15 Seniors as Y X5 'tiff -'we i 31 il Underclassmen Activities ' '55 7e 3 , . -alffff' 6:1 V: ' li .V ,, .1 . gf b Annual Staff Ginger Cranch, Editor Bob Sproull, General Manager john McManus, Photography Susan Foster, Editorial Assistant Lois Wiltberger, Advertising Brian Earle, Business Louise Kolar, Layout Anna Holmberg, Layout Mary Simpson, Circulation Myrtle Naylor, Circulation M. J. Herson, Copy Priscilla Blair, Copy Terry Gips, Senior Class Sheryl Lunn, Senior Class We are leaving now. We are leaving a compact, friendly world for a grander, more harsh one. Farewell regrets mask our bursting desire to be free. We have felt and thought and done many things, but we sense the lim- itations of our experience here, and restlessly strain to see over the myste- rious horizon which looms before us. Too naive to really fear what that horizon hides, we dash away without glancing back over our shoulders at the past years. We forget to stop and recall. We forget to appreciate. We forget. R, J le-ww 4' We forget the utter dismay and reverence we covered by giggles and shouts the very first day when we were the very first people to sit in the auditorium. We forget the necessary adjustments to unlimited homework, to alphabetical homerooms, to six report cards, to new friends our hopeless schedules demand- ed, to being the youngest. We were unbeliev- ably enthusiastic that year. We usually didn't know what was going on around us. We moved gaily in our own little orbs. We gawked at upperclassmen, smiled shyly at teachers, acted confident even when we weren't. .17 gf. as aw. . . -V gas? .. ,W 5?-:ei fi 2 fi .. .f i Before we had a chance to savor it, the first year was gone. We forget how we came back from summer Vaca- tion and felt several eons older. We no longer had to pretend to be bigg we were. We forget how hard we worked. That was the hardest year. Between our junior Themes and the Industrial Revolution, we didn't have much time for us. But we made time where it didn't exist, and put it to characteristic- ally bad use. We forget how we thought we owned the world. We made a point of flaunting authority. We tried hard to grow up. And we didn't let any of the disturbing things in life matter. 9 it - That year fled too. We forget how surprised we were to learn that being a senior isn,t so very different. We realized, almost suddenly, that we cou1dn't possibly live up to the standards that were to be required of us. We forget how depressed we got. Everyone was asking us to plan our entire lives, and we were having trouble deciding what to do next week- end. We forget the interminable series of exams, forms, applications, questionnaires, essays that we completed at the last minute. We kicked around listlessly. Wie got so fed up that we played grade school games to escape. We got high on our own false ecstasy. We tried to figure out what life is, and why. We forget that we needed a quiet haven for our metamorphosis. We thrashed out problems inside ourselves and tried to make the solu- tions work. We had to start to find ourselves before we could face everyone else. We forget how hard we fought to try to understand. Every day was like all the others. A boring succession of waiting for and wasting week- ends. We were too involved to notice the subtle evolution. We forget the change effect- ed here. We think' we were always as we are now. But each experience, exhilarating praise or depressing quiz failure, each book from Tropic of Cancer to Lord lim, each friend, each teacher, pushed us ahead. We stumbled forward through life just as we plowed through federal lunch lines. Exhaus- tion seemed to be the only result. Our mad search seemed to have stopped short in a huge vacuum. We forget the despair we felt when we hit that vacuum. We discovered and felt and groveled in our new selves. We forget the bliss that seeped into our bodies through the roots of the court- yard grass each spring when it seemed im- possible to go back to class after lunch. Some days were good. ,lust plain good. They sparkled and we felt like soaring from the ground to the top of the pine tree. We forget how we created joy. We smiled and laughed and roared. We didn't try -to keep from exploding. fi It was like a miniature universe here. Complete, but built to Lilliputian scale. Our lives in- cluded bits and fragments of what is to come. We forget the separate events and details. They form a heavy mass that teeters on the boundary of the subconscious and comes rolling forward when disturbed by a cloudy recollection of weekly swimming classes, marching band, or Tazttlen. We came as baffled children and left as capable individuals, We became people here. 12 -V 1.3 ,nb A ,, T I N. L5 K . fl ' 2. fs ' f if Y 5 3 L ff . Y -.-,.. , LM, .,,. MW Lrffszcizfl? ,..,., M, 1 5 ,,,M. , Mai if J ff f 'n7 lW.. kQ'lIQ1f.f.f' r W, L, , Faculty Administration M r. Graves Principal if X Q .ii Mr. Kalaf Mr. Beischer Mr. Catalfano Vice-Principal - Attendance Vice-Principal - Perxonnel Vice-Principal - Guidance 14 W , i 5 R143 MX14Q5igz?L..l' BOARD OF EDUCATION - SEATED, Left to Right: Black, Pritchard, Saltonstall, Eldridge. STANDING: Hi1l,Humphreys, Mason. Dr. Fred Bennett GUIDANCE STAFF - LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Diregzgr gf Smgienp Agpipjpigy Honcharik, Mr. Young, Miss Vicedomini, Mr. Lewin, Mrs. Fowler, Mr. Catalfano. OFFICE STAFF, Left to Right: Mrs. Sullivan, Miss Sherwood, Mrs. Reigle, Mrs. Van Marrer. LIBRARY STAFF, Left ro Right: Mrs. Halstead, Miss Stocking, Mrs. Huntley, Mrs. Knapp, Mrs. Wright. Agriculture El Business is slow Mr. Preston Art j . Mr. Myer Mrs. Wilton Zoom... Business Mr. Erb Mrs. Pierce Mr. York Head of Department Miss Firra Mr. Saxton Miss Kominski Mrs. Seager I , Mrs. Pfarm Mrs. Stark Mr. Bouton Mr. Gibson English Dr. Bennett Mrs. Bent Mrs. Catalfano Mrs. Caul Mrs. Foster Dr. Gage Driver Education WZ? Mrs. Hillhouse Mr. Holgate jesdaiq Mrs. Mintz X, ,W Mrs. Showacre A Mr. Tate bv Mrs. Ryan Mr. Schroeder M1ss Elhott Head of Department Mrs. Whicher Mrs. Wilson Mrs. York Go to . . . Health Mr. Jones Head of Department Mr. Beclworth Homemaking Mr. Blackwell Mrs. Snyder Mrs. Luykx 8, 5 Mrs. Elliott Acting Head of Department Industrial Arts Mr. Mahoney Mr. Cowan Head of Depnrlment Mr. Fiske Mr. Gorman Mr. Henry 2 , J Y ,M 5 He went thataway! ! Mrs. Ernstein Head of Deprmmem Miss Eslaimen Mrs. Fairbanks Mrs. Fernandez Mrs. Gordon Mrs. Kellogg Mr. Lanzalotti Mr. Lee Language ,SX Qi' Mrs. Mead Miss Molina Miss Richardson Mrs. Sack Mr. Teetor Mrs. Wilson Mr. Lee, Are you kidding? Avoir, ayant, eu, ...... Mathematics hi, ' Mrs. Barrett Mr. Elmore Mrs. Holley Mr. Gilbert Miss Neighbour Head of Departmem Mr. Horowitz Mr. Moresco Mr. Halton Miss Press Run for your life Mike! Music Mr. Mason Head of Depavzmenl Mr. Battlsrr f Pop goes the Weasel Mr. Squrre Mr. Squire, I repeat: All faculty members are order- ed to park in the faculty parking lot. 'V 27 Physical Education Mrs. Cornelius Mr. Culligan Head of Deparlmem Mrs. Higgins Mr. Cowan Mrs. Merrifield Mr. Valesente According to Class A regulations .ii 5 Science Mr. Clemens Mrs. jackson Mr. Marks Mr. Steinbaugh Mrs. Weeks Dr. Zien Mr. johnson Mr. Bach Head of Department S.T.E.P. Mr. George Double, double, toil and troubleu N 2 9 Social Studies 'Wx 44--aw..,,,, Mrs. Bacdayan Mr. Caslick Mr, Cliggort Mrs. Gilbert Miss Lipsit Mfg, Reiqhmafm Mr. Schaefer Mfg, Taber Mr. Unsworth Mr. WHff6H Mr. Hipolir Head of Department 4-Q 50 :w:z..,N X Nw' , f-M154 . ' 4 0 :M . ,WAV .,, V ,,,.. . M.: . L K 'Y U . . L , 1 . , Mr i ,aux-H K I ' ' L ,M ,M gm 'rx , 533' , A W. . Q71 fllllg cv. ,W.,,,W 3 ,...,,,.T ..., A Mlilw -gm .-ff f f V Q 2 ? 11w--N.3Qg' -M ,M W., 2: 5 1 Qi 4 5 I E44N..L.4:::: :-1' 1.2 Nt ..'- W.. :.,:.. -Y 7 LJDEIHT E E nnax E-XS . Semor Class ' POICILANI INAMLL. VASCJA 90425 'H ENAMEL Blum. 4 , L I H , Afff1 A, 'V ' 1' Fi .ogg fir ' ' Afnjif 7 wwf mm- .mm ' mu I u E , , J.. , 'T' , ITTM , ,WL PDICSLNN LHAMIL HN!!!- zs C.55U' E.,.'J-GTVBN QVKES' 4 N 1,. ...,...,... I K x V. , W . , . ..: A, ,-.f.. 52 llo Senior Class Officers FROM LEFT: Mary jo Capolango, Sheryl Moffatt, Pamela Holland. Senior Class Committee Chairmen mi: f , . X Q, xv. i . Q if of fx. 3 1 ST ROXV, lfrom Luft: Cioorle, Strong, fillfslkllllllll, Staley, Naylor, SIECQONIJ ROXW: mimi, lfclilmqm, IDL-Hell, Kolmm, Mxli, l HR l llllzlwgxy, Svvzxnson, llugglmu, llL'I'lL'l, XlUllll7L'!'l1QI'. 'lllllili ROW l,lll'iL'C, Slum-, 'llollcy. llxmillon Kiupp l'0l'liil'Il ROW' ll fl I1 lm n Iolm Il liiniws ' UNV' 411-our so ,K so, 1 AY., l'll'll'l R . .W 5 x .,,,- r w '9! Sf,:' JAMES MICHEAL ABBOTT jim Football, j.v., 2, Junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4. JANE BEATRICE ABRAMS Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society, French Club, 2, 3, Legislative, 3, 4, National Merit Scholarship Semi-Fi- nalist, Senior Class, 4, Student Council, 3, TATTLER Representative, 3, Staff, 3, Editor, 4. HERMAN YOUNG ACKERMAN German Club, 2, Junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2. ROBERT DEAN ACKERMAN Bob Dramatics Club, 3, Football, v., 2, 3, 4, Junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Soph- omore Class, 2, Swimming, 3, 4, Varsity Club, 2, 3, 4. DIANA JEAN ALEXANDER Intramural Bowling, 4, Junior Class, 3, Student Council, 4, Typing Certificate, 60wpm, 2, 37wpm, 3. NANCY JANE ALLAWAY Junior Class, Committee Chairman, 3, Legislative, 4, Honor Society, Senior Class, Committee Chairman, 4, Ski Club, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 4, Student Council, Treasurer, 4, Synchronized Swimming, 3, 4, TATTLER Staff, Advertising, 4, Transfer from Northwood High School, Silver Springs, Md. 33 RONALD JOSEPH AMICI Ron Baseball, j.v., 2, v., 3, 45 Football, v., 3, 4, Varsity Club, 2, 3, 4. GLORIA JEAN ANDREAS Go-Go Junior Class. 31 Senior Class, 4. CHARLES ROGERS ARAMIN1 Chuck Intramural Basketball, 2, 3, Intramural Flag Football, 4, Intramural Volleyball, 2, 3g Typing Certificate, 2. CAROLYN ANN ARNOLD Carol ANNUAL Representative, 2, Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class, 3g Senior Class, 4, Typing Certificate. 54 wpm., 2. ALFRED NICHOLAS ARROYO Al Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2. ROBERT JAMES AUBLE Bob Cross Country, 2, Intramural Flag Foot- ball, 4g Junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Student Council, Alternate, 4, Typing Certificate, 55 wpm., 35 Wrestling, j.v., 2, 3, v., 4. 34 dw-..e....,e .ig 1 STANLEY JAMES AVERY Stan Accent on Youth, 2, Chief Engineer, 3, Manager, 4, Concert Band, 4, Hollis Vann Glee Club Award, 3, Madrigal Singers, 3, 4, Orpheus, 3, 4, Senior Choir, 2, 3, President, 4, Spanish Club, 2, 3, 4, WIHS, 2, 3, 4. ELIZABETH MARIE BABBARO Betty ANNUAL Representative, 4, Future Teachers of America, 3, Secretary, 4, Honor Roll, 4, Senior Choir, 3, Senior Class, 4, Student Guide, 4. BRADLEY MARSHALL BACKUS Bnid French Club, 2, 3g Orchestra, 4, Senior Choir, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD VANN BAKER Dick Cross Country, 3, Track, 3, 4. ROBERT CLINTON BAKER Bob Junior Class, 3. WILBUR ALAN BAKER Bill junior Class, 3, Football, v., 3. 35 'Nuys'-g if 'UQ YQ ' ROBERT DOUGLAS BANGS Bob junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Soph- omore Class, 2. GEOFFREY ROBERT BANFIELD Jeff ANNUAL Staff, Photographer, 4, Art Club, 4, Dramatics Club, 2, Baseball, j.v., 2, Junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2. JOHN FRANCIS BANGS, JR. jack Art Club, 4, Dramatics Club, 2, Junior Class, Committee Chairman, 3, Latin Club, 2, Senior Class, Committee Chair- man, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, TATTLER Staff, Reporter, 4. SUSAN ELIZABETH BANKS Sue Bach Honor Society, 2, 3, 4, Band, Concert, 2, 3, Marching, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4, Legislative, 4, Letter of Commendation, Orchestra, 3, 4, Honor Society, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Sectional All-State Band, 2, Senior Class, 4, TATTLER Representative, 2, 4. VERONICA IONA BARNHART ANNUAL Representative, 3, Girls' Sports Club, 2, 3, Junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class,2, TATTLER Representative, 3. MARCIA ANN BEGGS ANNUAL Stuff, Advertising 3, Repre- sentative, 2g French Club 2, E, Klg jun- ior Class, 33 Legislative 3, 43 Senior Class 4g Ski Club 3, 43 Sophomore Class 2. ESTEGENT VILLIO BELAY RONALD WILLIAM BELL Ronnie LINDA LOU BENNETT Lin junior Class 3g Senior Class 4g Sopho- more Class 23 Typing Certificate, 29 wpm. JOANN CAROL BELL Accent on Youth 3g junior Choir 2, 3 junior Class 3g Senior Choir 4. 'i 738' ,Vi -,a s K - S-ss? M xy f ,vt 3 if ta x 2 ,g,,h U, f 'Wa C43 ' -:-f x. ,,,.Q' . s ,,'1' 3' w at , 521' E' if' nf ' Y Hs, f ad wi. 5' iv , , 1' i V M av, if ax,ff1,z'Z ' 'X. '- . A .',,, L .. t, H 'i,. fE?7 f?fL5?r45',ffif, xii? 1: ,'r,fxf,,4J z g fa . t fl 5 MONICA ANN BETHE Forum, 2, German Club, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society, Legislative, 3, . lla.. ARTHUR LEONARD BERGEN Art Football, j.v., 2, v., 3, Golf, 2, 3, 4, Jun- ior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Student Council, 3, Varsity Club, 4, JANET ELLEN BERK j.B. French Club, 4, junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Ski Club, 4, Student Council, 2. ROBERT XWILLIAM BIGLEY Bob Honor Roll, 4, Honor Society, junior Class, 3, Physics Club, 4, Senior Class, 4, Soccer, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Track, 2, 3, 4. CAROL ANN BLATCHLEY Equestrian Club, 2, Girls' Sports Club, 2, 3, junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2. PATRICIA ANNE BOLTON Pat Art Club 2, 4g ANNUAL Representa- tive 45 Dramatics Club 45 junior Class 35 Senior Class 45 Sophomore Class 2, Student Council 35 Tattler Representa- tive 3g Typing Certificate, 38 wpm, 3. SAMUEL E. BONANNI Sam ANNUAL Representative 4, Photogra- pher 4g Crosscountry 2, Dramatics Club 3, junior Class 33 Senior Class 4, Soph- omore Class 2, Track 2. 2' 1 . .ff asm wer: .. ra'-ga- ig ,- b fs 9- as 2 fa A ev , F12 Q vw .Ps-ff: f Y - 'Y 'f ' .- iff-13 i,1:g,i5K9i.fJ J a ,xi-ff H it .riffrjfg-553 ra, .r g 5 1 Sf I - ff fi? f 3' f Q: it W , fa if 1 ' if ' N fs. 9' SL , 9 c S VF .-125 .1 i -. - Q- 1- J 4 .:-v'-wit? . M .. 4,,,,,.,,,., .5 e .Q :I ff 1 3' -5ff23:i-354'-. ,. 3 4 ,f ly 3:72 ' 4 'pci-if .',?I-A' .'.- . Pi ,' , I ff! .1 -ff: -zgr aeffiffs ' ' F5 U1 gif, Q Vfrifir 6','31'z aw ri T 1 ff-.sf if CATHERINE MAOLA BLEAN Cafhy French Club 4, German Club 2, 33 Honor Roll, Honor Societyg Legislative 43 Library Club 23 Sophomore Class 2. CAROLE LEE BOLTON Art Club 2, 4, Dramatics Club 4g Health Club 4, junior Class 3, Senior Class 4, Sophomore Class 2. THOMAS MICHEAL BOND Tom Football, 23 Intramurals 2, 3g Jun- ior Class 3g Rifle Club, Team 3, 45 Senior Class 43 Soccer 4, Sophomore Class 25 Track 2, 3, 4g Varsity Club 3, 4. CONNIE ELAINE BOSSARD junior Class 3, Senior Class 4, Short- hand Certificate, 80 words-5 min., 100 words-3 min. 39 jONATl-IAN CREIZR BRADLEY 11111 Football, 2, v, 3, 4. . . .. .. W., ,. W.. , . . .,., . ,. .. ,T , . , C. ., ., :k.,?.K 40 MARYELLEN BOWMAN junior Class fig Latin Club 35 Sen- ior Class 4g Sophomore Class 2g Student Council 2. CSAIL CATHERINE BOYER Dramatics Club 4g Equestrian Club 3, 4g French Club 2g junior Choir 23 junior Class 3g Senior Choir 3, rig Senior' Class 4g Ski Club -lg Sophomore Class 2g Synfhronizcd Swimming 2, 3. jUDlTH ANNA BRATTON junior Class Sq Library Club Zg SL-niur Class 4g Suplmmurc Class Z5 Square Dance Club 4. CORNELIUS JAMES BRETZ Cornell BARRY JORDAN BROWN MARGARET ANITA BROCK Pe g g y Accent on Youth 45 German Club 2, 3, Treasurer, 4, Presiclentg Honor Societyg Legislative 3, 4g Library Club 2, 3g Student Coun- cil 4. JEFFREY PETER BRIGGS Basketball, 3g Honor Roll 43 Tennis 3. BARBARA LEE BROCK Barb ANNUAL Representative 3 9 Equestrian Club 4g Junior Class 33 Senior Class 4g Sophomore Class 2g TATTLER Representative 4. Congress 3, 45 Empire Boys' State German Club 3g Honor Society Honor Roll 4g Physics Club 4 Senior Class 4g Soccer 4g Sopho- more Class Zg Track 2, 3, 4. BEVERLY JEAN BROWN Bev Honor Roll 4g Senior Class 4g Transfer from Newfield High, Newfield, N. Y. 41 DAVID PHILIP BROWN Senior Class 45 Sophomore Class 2. KENNIETH LEE BROWN Ken Landscaping. MARILYNN DAWN BROWN Honor Roll 35 junior Class 35 Senior Class 45 Sophomore Class 25 Student Guide 45 Typing Certificate 2, 4. YVONNE ANNETTE BROWN Vonnie Art Club 45 Intramural Bowling 45 Senior Class 45 Typing Certificate 2. SUSAN ELIZABETH BROWNE Sue ANNUAL Staff 45 Band, Marching 35 Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 junior Class 35 Math Club 3, 45 Science Club 45 Sen- ior Class 45 Sophomore Class 35 Span- ish Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 35 Student Council 35 National Latin Exam Certi- ficate, Maxima Cum Laude 25 Typing Certificate 3. DONNA LEE BRUCE Donnie Lee Equestrian Club 45 Intramural Bowling 3, 45 junior Class 35 Senior Class 45 Sophomore Class 25 Shorthand Certifi- cate, 120 wpms3 min. 35 Spelling Certificate 35 Typing Certificate 2. 42 JUDITH LEE BUDZINSKI Iudy Art Club 45 Dramatics Club 3g Eques- trian Club 45 junior Class 33 Senior Class 4. KAREN LOUISE BUNCOM Kay Girls' Sports Club 2, 3, 4g junior Class 3. JAMES PHILIP BUYOUCOS jim Basketball, j.V., 2, 3, 45 Golf 2, 3, 4. EVA MABLE CALKINS junior Class 3g Senior Class 4g Short- hand Certificate, 60 wpmg Typing Certificate, 34 wpm. CAROL ANN CAMIN junior Class 35 Sophomore Class 2. JAMES LEON CAMPBELL jim Intramural Football 4g Intramural Vol- leyball 2, 35 junior Class 35 Senior Class 4g Track 3, 4. 43 MARY-IO CAPOLONGO ANNUAL Representative 2, 3, 4g Cheerleader j.v. 2, v. 4g Election Board Chairman 4g junior Class 39 Senior Class Vice-President 4g Sophomore Class 25 Student Council2, 3,4gTATT- LER Representative 2, 3. ADRIANA CAPALONGO Girls' Sports Club 23 junior Class 35 Senior Class 4g Sophomore Class 2g Student Council Alternate 2gTATT- LER Representative 2, 3. JOSEPH MICHEAL CAPOGROSSI foe Football v. 2g junior Class 3g Senior Class 4g Sophomore Class 2, DAVID GEORGE CARLEY Dave junior Class 3g Intramurals 2, 3, 4g Rifle Club 2, 3, 45 Senior Class Coma mittee Co-Chairman 4g Soccer 4g Sopho- more Class 2. MICHEAL EDWARD CARLISLE Mickey JAMES ALLYN CARSON .lim Accent on Youth, Studio Engineer, 4, Honor Roll, 4, Mike and Key Club, 2, 3, Vice-President, 4, President. RICHARD LYNN CARTER Dick Band, Concert, 3, 4, Boys State, 3, Congress, 3, 4, Football, v., 2, 3, 4, Honor Society, Percussion Ensemble, 3, Senior Choir, 2, Senior Class, Treasurer 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Student Council, 3, Varsity Club, 2, 3. DONALD VERNON CASE Donnie Football, Manager, 4, junior Class, 53 Senior Class, 4. KATHRYN ANN CAVENEY Kathy Junior Class, 3, Library Club, 2, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Shorthand Certificate, 60 wpm., 2, 80 wpm., 2, 100 wpm., 4, Typing Certificate, 45 wpm., 3, 51 wpm., 4. JEAN ANN CASANO SARA EUNICE CHANDLER German Club, 4, Latin Club, 2, Library Club, 3. DONNA LEE CHASE Junior Choir, 25 junior Class, 3, Latin Certificate, 2, Library Club, 4, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 23 Student Council, 3. ' JOANNA MARGARET CLAUSEN Biology Club, 2, Senior Class, 43 TATTLER Staff, 4. The search for freedom continues. 46 DOUGLAS WAIT CHURCHER Big Church junior Choir, 2, 33 WIHS, 2. SARA JO CLARK I0 ANNUAL Representative, 4, Junior Class, 3, Honor Roll, 4, Rifle Club, 4, Senior Class, 45 Sophomore Class, 2, Spanish Club, 4g Student Council, 2, Typing Certificate, 34 wpm, SHARON LINDA CLOYES Sherry Dramatics Club, 4, Girls' Sports, 4, junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Typing Certificate, 2, 35 wpm., 3, 49 wpm. JOHN LA MONT COLE German Club, 4, Math Club, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2. Q an , A. Sai . , ms 3 . L .141 , 3132 -. M 1?-5255 t. -, 3 , at 2:--f sf: .-aww. :as . ' QQ.. 3 ,r V . -:pg 45 , uw fx. v iz,- fx: am ,gs lf.. -,,m .x:-' z- . -,Tv ,gn . ' .ms .-2 a A . THOMAS HENRY CLEVELAND Tom junior Class, 3, Physics Club, 4, Senior Class, 4, Ski Club, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Wrestling, j.v., 3, v., 4. JOSE ANTONIO COBAS Fidel Senior Class, 4, Student from Cuba. PATRICIA JEANNE COLE Pat Dramatics Club, 3, 4, French Club, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class, 5, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Square Dance Club 4. PATRICIA ANNE COLLEYACME Put Annual Representative, 2, German Club, 2, junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2. 47 ROBERT PORTER CON GDON Bob Basketball, j.v., 2, Football, j.v,, 2, v., 3, 4, Varsity Club, 3, 4, Track, 2, 3, 4. JACQUELINE CHARLOTTE COLLINS jackie junior Class, 5, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Student Coun- cil, 2. LORRAINE ELIZABETH CONAN T junior Class, 3, Library Club, 2, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2. SUSAN CONTA Sue Art Club, 2, 3, Vice-President 4, Dramatics Club, 5, 4, Junior Class, 3, Physics Club, 4, Science Club, 2, 4, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2. 48 , a- -' am -wi - 11 1' me A- I ff i, ., ,. a fi .L 1 f, 1, 2111? ff :r w gg sa JOAN MARIE COOK Ioanie junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2. JOHN DALE COOPER Baseball, 2g Honor Roll 4g Senior Class 4. BERNARD LELAND CORNELIUS Bernie Future Farmers of America 2, 3, 4, sent. 35 Junior Class 35 Senior Class 45 Sophomore Class 2g Track 3. MARYLEW CORNELIUS Gidget junior Class 3g Senior Class 4g Ski Club 4g Sophomore Class 2g Spanish Club 3, 4, TATTLER Representative 2, 3. IACQUELINE MILDRED COTNER jackie Choral Club 4g French Club 45 Junior Club 2, 35 Junior Class 33 Senior Class 45 Ski Club 45 Sophomore Class 2g Synchronized Swimming 2, 3, 4. rif-f'?Ef'7 5 ,:5izE4t 'YE as g.gg...fmf .1 was .,-. .auf-fp 4, . . W 3 . 5 55 -5 ,g gs-is gf Q- W 2 ,f-.,. ss f 'z ' ' .Jr .- 14.5. .F fd :5 ,, .. s. ef f..,... -f of W W . .ig .iq , af- 4 N-1- . of -:f f., : 1 '- g .f 1 Iii! f.?'ff4 -....... 4, ,. 4 -Ss u E ig? X Y A 5, as , ... . 15 'f ' A ' f: ' i - . . ' f' . 'S EZ ' ' W W H 'L 'T 'l .1 r 'l . 46 :Hariri-. .IANICE ANTOINETTE CORNELIUS jan Intramural Bowling 4g junior Class 33 Senior Class 45 Sophomore Class 2g Typing Certificate-34 wpm, 3. JEAN MARIE CORNELIUS Ieamzie junior Class 35 Senior Class 45 Sopho- more Class 2g Spanish Club 3. l 49 GREGORY ALAN CORNISH Greg Basketball, J.V. 3, V. 4, Football, 2, V. 3, 4, Junior Class 3, Senior Class 4, Varsity Club 3, 4. RICHARD ALLYN COYLE Dick Basketball, j.v. 2, 3, v. 4, Junior Choir 2, junior Class 3, Football, 2, Senior Class 4, Soccer 4, Sophomore Class 2, Varsity Club 4. PETER MICHEAL CRAIG Pele Accent on Youth 3, 4, Band, Concert, 2, 3, 4, Marching, 2, 3, 4, Drum Ser- geant, junior Class 3, Letter of Com- mendation, National Merit Scholarship, Senior Class 4, Sophomore Class 2, Track 2, 5, 4, WIHS 2, 3, 4. VIRGINIA CRANCH Ginger ANNUAL 3, Assistant General Man- ager 4, Editor, Forum 2, French Club 3, German Club 2, 4, Honor Society, National Merit Semi-Finalist 4, Or- chestra 2, 3. FRANCIS MARGERET DAILY Fnmi Dramatics Club 4, junior Class 3, Sen- ior Class 4, Sophomore Class 2, Trans- fer from Stella Nicigcira High School, Buffalo, New York. THOMAS FORTUNE DANIELS Tom Baseball, v. 2, 3, 4, Football, j.v. 2, Junior Class 3, Senior Class 4, Ski Club 4, Sophomore Class 2, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. 50 - .- ft W: - if-'fszfft- ff H - 1 sa 4 5 5 K 4 5 ig- Q X t r . I, - ' .t sa -Fl ' f -1 I Q :2 r , 1 .1 ff f' i' , wcga ti V W ' ,E sz' 1 Y -f ffm la., I E ,Q W Q Nga .xi ' 5 . 1 JOANNE LOUISE DART Band, Marching 2, 3, Junior Class 34 Senior Class 4, Sophomore Class 2, TATTLER Representative 4, Staff 4. DEANNE MARY DEAN Dee Accent on Youth 2, Honor Roll 2, junior Class 3, Senior Class 4, Short- hand Certificate, 60 w.p.m., 80 w.p.m., 100 w.p.m., Sophomore Class 2, Typ- ing Certificate, 30 w.p.rn., 40 w.p.m., 52 w.p.m., 58 w.p.m. WILLIAM HARMON DEAN Bill Junior Class 3, Operators' Club 2, 3, 4, Physics Club 4, Rifle 3, 4, Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Class 4, Soccer 4, Sophomore Class 2, Varsity Club 3, 4. DAVID ROBERT DeBELL Dave Baseball, 2, Honor Roll 2, 4, Honor Society, Intramurals 2, 3, junior Class 3, Forum 2, Junior Choir 2, Rifle 2, 3, 4, Club 3, President 4, Senior Class 4, Sophomore Class 2. BENJAMIN GEORGE DECKER Ben French Club 2, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, junior Class 3, Senior Class 4, Sopho- more Class 2, Wrestling, v. 3, 4. TIMOTHY JOHN DeGRAFF Tim Dramatics Club 4, Health Club 4, jun- ior Choir 2, 3, junior Class 3, Senior Class 4. 51 'HWS DEAN ANDREW DEVENER Deana Accent on youth 2, Art Club 2, Base- ball, Zg Biology Club 23 Dramatics Club 2g German Club 25 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4g Honor Society, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Health Club 25 Latin Club 23 Math Club 2, Physics Club 2, 35 Sci- ence Club Zg junior Class 3, Senior Class 4g Sophomore Class 2. JOHN ANTHONY DeLIBERO, JR. junior Class 33 Senior Class 4g Sopho- more Class 2. KAREN ANN DeLONG Junior Class 35 Senior Class 4g Transfer from Mount Carmel High School, Au- burn, New York. DAVID ALFRED DIMMICK MARTIN A. DOMINGUEZ Congress 3, 4, Honor Society, Student Council, Alternate 33 Swimming 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4. RUTH HARRIET DURFEE ANNUAL Representative, 2, 3, Honor Society, Secretary, 4, junior Class, 3, junior Choir, 2, 3, Physics Club, 3, 4, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Synchronized Swimming, 2. WILLIAM SMITH DOWNING Bill Rifle Club, 3, 4. DOROTHY MAE EATON Dottie Intramural Bowling, 4, junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Spanish Club, 2, Soph- omore Class, 2, Typing Certificate, 2, 3. LOIS JEAN EATON Band, Majorette, 2, Junior Class, 33 Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2. BRIAN O'HARA EARLE In ANNUAL Staff, 3, 4, Band, Concert, 3, 4, Marching, 2, 3, 4, Congress, 3, 4, Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society, National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation, Physics Club, 4, Science Club, 2, 3, 4, Senior Class, 4, Track, 2, 3, 4 , S if Six .sim 585'- 'dS V, fi E A V . --is 'fi . .-ess . . :- , 'gm my 5 ,sa -as ' ' 3 f K ,me -1 . . 2 ' sl' L is 245813 ifff i' v 'f . i 4 ' YZ 2, .I sa - - . -4 ff- 2-,: Q. f51:f2f?f5 ' kgty, ,l f T Y- T V w S 4 , I 1 Hit? ' ' ii ROMONA ANNE EDDY Ronnie junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Short- hand Certificate, 80 wpm., 3, Soph- omore Class, 2, Student Council, Alter- nate, 3, Typing Certificate, 40 Wpm., 3. MARY JANE EGGLESTON junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Soph- omore Class, 2. CONSTANCE REBECCA ERDMAN Connie ANNUAL Staff, 4, Dramatics Club, 3, 4, Dramatic Technical Award, 2, junior Class, 3, Library Club, 3, 4, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Spanish Club, 3. BARBARA ANN EVERHART Barb Girls' Sports Club, 3, Junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Typing Certificate, 38 wpm., 2, 48 wpm., 3. 54 lf ff, MARGARET WHITNEY EIPPER Margo Accent on Youth, 4, German Club, 2, Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society, Ithaca High School Certificate of Merit, Madrigals, 4, National Latin Certificate of Eminent Merit, National Merit Schol- arship Letter of Commendation, Or- pheus Club, 4, Scholastic Art Awards Certificate of Merit, Senior Choir, Choral Club, 3, 4, Ski Club, 3. AUGUSTINE LOUIS ELMO Louie junior Class, 3, Rifle, 3, 4, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Track, Z, Typing Certificate, 2. 2 JOHN EMERY FALTAY Dramatics Club, 2, junior Class, 3, Loyal Order of Moose Scholarship, Track, 2. DOROTHY JEAN FELDMAN ANNUAL Representative, 3, 4, Band, Marching, 3, 4, Head Colorguard, French Club, 2, Honor Roll, 2, junior Class, 3, Legislative, 4, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Synchronized Swimming, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, TATTLER Representative, 3. CONSTANCE ELIZEBETH FAIRBANKS C annie German Club, 2, 3, Honor Society HOWARD NEWTON FAIRCHILD German Club, 4, Physics Club, 3, 4. ., . , 4- a aw,.f ,V-,..,,,.,f,..i . 1 2 I 1 1 2 1 fi ff R55 Y' J' 'U E 3,1 V vmtwifiltys-'gLf'!1 - , , - 1 -5, 4 ff V 4 1 sq .5 S . , ' 2' r.,,Q., , , , , ,I I .A 1 .25 ,-.. , . -A A ' - . 'f 2 'ive ' -Y I rg ,Y C1 ROBERT LOUIS FENDRICK B ob Accent on Youth, 4, Cross Country, 2, French Club, 2, Junior Class, 3, Mike and Key Club, 2, 3, 4, Physics Lab- oratory Assistant, 4, Ski Club, 4, WIHS, 4. ANTONIETTA FIORE Intramural Bowling, 4. 55 JEAN NANCY FUCHS A N N U A L Representative, 4, Cheerleader, j.v., 2, v., 3, 4, Junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sopho- more Class, 2, Student Council, 3, 4, Typing Certificate, 38 wpm., 3. me---r -mr 56 MICHEAL JAMES t FITZPATRICK Fizz Junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2. SYLVIA GRACE FLETCHER Intramural Bowling, 3, 4, junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Student Council, Alternate, 3, Synchronized Swimming, 2. WILLIAM CRAIG FUESS Band, Marching, 2, 3, 4, Congress, 3, 4, Honor Society, junior Class, 3, Manlius Mathematics Tourna- ment, 2, 3, Merit Scholarship Semi- Finalist, Orchestra, 2, Student Council, 3, Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4. JOANNE ELIZABETH GAINEY 10 junior Class, 3, Library Club, 3, 4, Senior Class, 4, Student Council, 2, Typing Certificate, 2, 4. MARION MARCY GERVAN SHIRLEY ANN GEE Junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Student Council, 4, Student Guide, 2, 3, Head Guide, 4, Typing Certificate, 38 wpm., 2. DIANE SUSAN GALT ANNUAL Representative, 2, Intra- mural Bowling 3, 4, junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Synchronized Swimming, 2. CAROLYN RUTH GARMISE Accent on Youth, 4, Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 3, 4, Math Club, 3, Secretary, 4, Senior Class, 4. Marcy ANNUAL Representative, 2, 33 Girls' Sports Club, 2, Junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Ski Club, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, TATTLER Representative, 2. SHARON LEE GIGLIELLO Slaewi Art Club, 4, Dramatics Club, 4, German Club, 3, Junior Class, 35 Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Typing Certificate, 2. 57 HARVEY THOMAS GILLESPIE Tom Honor Roll, 3, 4, Intramurals, 3, 4, Junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Ski Club, 4. ALBERT PAUL GILLIS Al Cross Country, 2, 4, Forum, 2, Honor Roll, 3, 4, Intramurals, 2, 4, Junior Class, 3, Latin Club, 2, Senior Class, 4, Ski Club, 3, 4, Treasurer, Sophomore Class, 2, Spanish Club, 3, 4, Track, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club, 2, 3, 4. CAROL LEE GIPS Terry ANNUAL Staff, Senior Class Editor, 4, Art Club, 4, Honor Society, Legis- lative, 3, 4, Senior Class, 4, TATTLER Staff, 3, 4, Transfer From Interlaken High School, Interlaken, N.Y. ERIKA KATHERINE GOODE Nicky Art Club, Treasurer, 4, junior Choir, 2, junior Class, 3, Legislative, 3, 4, Sergeant at Arms, Senior Class, Com- mittee Chairman, 4, Science Club, 2, Ski Club, 3, 4, Sophomore Class, Z, Student Council, 2, 3, Student Guide, 4. JAMES HENRY GORDON Jim Football, j.v., 3, Senior Class, 4, Ski Club, 4, Soccer, 4, Swimming, 2, Track, 2, 3, 4. PAUL JAMES GORDON German Club, 2, Honor Roll, 2, 4 Intramural Football, 4, Senior Class, 4 Stage Crew, Stage Manager, 2, 4. 58 s a I -s., EMILIE ELIZABETH GOSTANIAN ANNUAL Representative, 2, Bank, Board of Trustees, 2, 3, 4, German Club, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society, junior Choir, 2, Legislative, 3, 4, Math Club 3, Senior Choir, 3, 4, Senior Class, Committee Co-Chairman, 4, Synchronized Swim- ming, 2, TATTLER Staff, Exchange Editor, 4. JAMES EDWARD GRAVES lim junior Class. 3: Senior Class, 4. WILLA MAE GREEN Willy Genatasho Club Award, 3, Girls' Sports Club, 2, 3, 4, Health Club, 2, Home- making Award, 3, junior Class, 33 Science Club, 2, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Student Council, 3, 4. PAUL LANDON GRENNELL junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4. SUZANNE MARIE GRIFFIN Sue Art Club, 3, 4, Dramatics Club, 4, French Club, 4, Junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Typing Certificate, 36 wpm. JOYCE ANN GROVER junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Short- hand Certificate, 33 wpm., 3, Sopho- more Class, 2, Typing Certificate, 60 wpm., 80 wpm., 4. 59 ROBERT CRISSEY GROVER Bob LAUREL LYNNE GROW Laurie French Club, 4, Junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4g Sophomore Class, 2, TATTLER Representative, 4, Transfer from Naples Central High School, Naples, N.Y. ,I . , 4 R SHARON LEE HALLETT Slmry Senior Class, 4, Transfer from Odessa High School, Odessa, N. Y. SALLY M. HAMILTON junior Class, Committee Chairman, 3, Latin Club, 2, Orchestra, 2, 3, Librarian, 4, Senior Class, Committee Chairman, 4, Sophomore Class, 2. 60 if BARBARA ANN GUILD Barbie junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sopho- more Class, 2. FRANKLIN EDWARD HALL Frank 5 JUDITH BETTE HAMMER fudy Junior Class Committee Chairman 35 Senior Class 4g Sophomore Class 25 Student Council 35 TATTLER Repre- sentative 2, 3. KAREN JANE HANSON Honor Rollg junior Choir 3, 45 Syn- chronized Swimming 3, 45 Transfer from jamesville Dewitt High School, Syracuse, New York. CHARLES EDWIN HARMON Art Club 3g junior Class 3g Senior Class 45 Radio Club 43 Audio Visual Aids 3, 4. BETH ANNE HARPER Dramatics Club 2g junior Class 3g Sen- ior Class 4g Ski Club 3g Sophomore Class 25 Spanish Club 2, 3. Hier LUNCINDA ANN HARE Cindy Dramatics Club 4g junior Class 3. PAULA VIRGINIA HART Spanish Club 2, 3. CARL HASKINS, JR. ANNUAL Staff 4, junior Class 3g Operators' Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Class 53 Typing Certificate 24 w.p.m. gr! MARK JULIUS HEINICKE Crosscountry 3, 4, Co-Captaing German Club 2, 3, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Senior Class 43 TATTLER Staff 3, 4, Co- Editorg Track 2, 3, 4, Tri-Captain, Varsity Club 3, 4. SHARYN DIANNE HELISEVA Band, Concert 2, 35 Girls' Sports Club 2, 3, Library Club 2, 3. 62 CAROL JEAN HASKINS Senior Class 4. ANNE ELIZABETH HEALEY Library Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4 ASHER O. HOCKETT Arla Band, Concert 3, 4, Marching 3, 4, Brass Choir 3, 4, Brass Section 3, 4, Brass Sextet 4, Dande Band 4, junior Class 3, Orchestra 4, Wind Ensemble 3, 4. ANN HODGES Certificate of Honor 2, 3, Forum 2, French Club 3, German Club 2, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Legislative 3, 4, National Merit Semi-Finalist. MARY HELEN HENDERSON Junior Class 3, Senior Class 2. NANCY HERTEL French Club 2, 3, Honor Roll 2, jun- ior Class 33 Legislative 3, 4, Senior Class 4, Sophomore Class 2, Ski Club 3, 4, Synchronized Swimming 2, Treas- urer K3, 4, TATTLER Representative 2, 3. ELIZABETH ANNE HOERNER Betty Junior Choir 2, Forum 2, French Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, Honor Society, junior Class 3, Legislative 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Senior Class 4, Sophomore Class 2, TATTLER Representative 2, 3, Staff 2, 3, 4, Circulation Manager. BARBARA JEAN HOFFMAN Barb Art Club 4, Cheerleader, 2, junior Class 3, Senior Class 4, Sophomore Class 2. 63 PAMELA ANN HOLLAND Pam ANNUAL Representative 4g Art Club 43 Clubs Council 4, French Club 3, 4, Girls' Sextet 3, Girls' Sports Club 2, 3, Manager 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Honor Societyg Intramurals 2, 35 junior Class 35 Madrigals 4, Orpheus 4, Senior Choir 2, 3, 4, Senior Class, Presi- dent 4g Sophomore Class 2, Stu- dent Council 2, Girl of the Month -Nov. 4, 4, Laura Bryant Choral Award 3. 64 SHIRLEY MARGARET HOLCOMB Honor Roll 4. RICHARD GORDON HOLGATE Dick Crosscountry 2, 4, Ski Club, Vice- President 4, Varsity Club 2, 4. ANNA KATHERINE HOLMBERG ANNUAL Staff, Layout Editor 43 French Club 2, 3g German Club 2, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Honor So- ciety, Legislative 3, 4, Ski Club 41 Sophomore Class 2. CARL HOMER Basketball, 2, 3, v, 4, Baseball, j.v. 2g Chess Club 35 TATTLER Staff Sports Editor 4. DELBERT EDGAR HOWARD Del Junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2. 'WJ 'ev' 'V MIRIAM LOUISE HOPKINS Mickey A N N U A L Representative, 3, Band, Marching, 2, 3, 4, Bank, Teller, 4, German Club, 2, 5, Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society, Junior Class, 3, Legislative, 3, 4, Orchestra, 4, Senior Class, Com- mittee Chairman, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Student Council, 3. SUSAN MARIE HOUSEWORTH Sue Girls' Sports Club, 4, Junior Class, 3, Scholastic Award, 3, Senior Class, 4, Typing Certificate, 29 wpm., 39 wpm., 45 wpm., 50 wpm., 2. GEORGIA ANNE HOWE George Accent on Youth, 4, ANNUAL Staff, 4, Representative, 2, French Club, 2, 3, Honor Roll, 2, junior Choir, 2, 3, Junior Class, 3, Latin Club, 3, Legislative, 3, 4, Senior Choir, 4, Senior Class, 4, Sopho- more Class, 2, TATTLER Repre- sentative, 2, Staff, 3, 4. ROBERT ANTHONY HOYT Bob junior Class, 3, Sophomore Class, 2. 65 JOSEPH HENRY HUGHES joe Accent on Youth, 2, 3, Secretary, 4, Art Club, 3, 4, President, Biology Club, 2, 3, President, 4, Clubs Council, 3, 4, French Club, 2, 4, Hollis - Dann Glee Club Award, Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society, Junior Class, 3, Orpheus, 2, 3, 4, Senior Choir, 2, 3, 4, Manager, Senior Class, Committee Chairman, 4, Ski Club, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Certificate of Merit Award, 3. PETER FRANCIS HUGHES Pete Baseball, j.v., 2, Junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2. THAD PETER HURD CHRISTINE HURTT Cbfrir French Club, 2, 3, junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Student Council, 3, Synchronized Swim- ming, 2, 3, 4, TATTLER Represent- ative, 4, Staff, 3, 4. 66 -- , . : :,1f? '::iz. 'QQ' we JOHN KENT HUMPHREYS Baseball, j.v., 2, Golf, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society, Intramurals, 2, 3, 4, junior Choir, 2, junior Class, 3, Senior Choir, 3, 4, Senior Class, 4, Ski Club, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Student Council, 4. ff BERNICE JEAN HUSAR Bernie junior Class, 3g Senior Class, 4, Soph- omore Class, 2, Transfer from Rochester, N.Y. GERALD S. INMAN Jerry junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sopho- more Class, 2. RUSSELL JACOBS Rug BLAIR GORDON JAMISON German Club, 2, 3s Junior Choir, 2, Junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 45 Ski Club, 3, Sophomore Class, 2. ALBERT JAMES JENKINS Al Basketball, j.v., 2, 3, Track, 2, 3, Varsity Club, 2, 5. ROGER WILLIAM JOHANSON Football, j.v., 2, Junior Choir, 2, junior Class, 3, Senior Choir, 3, 4, Ski Club, 4. 67 PATRICIA MARY JOHNSON Parry ANNUAL Representative, 3, Staff, 3, Equestrian Club, 2, Junior Class, 3, Legislative, 4, Senior Class, Committee Chairman, 4, Ski Club, 3, 4, Sophomore Class, 2. i. r, .sz vw -uf at 12 ' '11 tl .i fa s W 12 .ff,.z, .. 42245 ., 4 1. .1 -in Wim? gpg. ,A 25- 5. metal, eg -' 91 ' 'Q ii, 2 -5 gg ,gg -w12,5Q 25 1-1 fz as fini 5.2 is if fa ,glgzeg 12 1 :ati 1' Q It if I 'Q 22? :A 1:3559 ' 22? z ''-qwfff,E:: ZarL.fS'1ii' 'C 'E' 'z 1, 13:23 A G in ' Q .1 ia ss 12135-3 QE 2- FW ', -' ,pa '. 2' .. , '14 N an -1 4' 12 -if E.. Q x .i 21, .Q 'if 9? lax.. zz zz ' . 1 sei .alia 42 les? Mi' 4.435 ' ,. it if szigwss. 1 ' il W 3' 1' 7 : f ffffe, ' at warg, at Q as assi W ' 2.. 5522 53253 1 f - it get Q mar: MARYLEE JOHNS ANNUAL Staff, 4, Art Club, Secretary, 3, Bank, Teller, 3, Board of Trustees, 4, German Club, 4, Honor Roll, 2, 3, Honor Society, Junior Class, 3, Library Club, 4, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Student Guide, 3,4, TATTLER Staff, 3. KAREN JOSEPHINE JOHNSON ANNUAL, Representative, 4, Staff, 4, Bank, Board of Trustees, 4, Legislative, 4, Senior Class, Committee Chairman, 4, Ski Club, 3. VICTOR EUGENE JUNE Vic' Football, v., 3, Intramural Volleyball 3, Junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2. JOEL SIMMONS KAHN Simon Band, Concert, 3, 4, Treasurer, March- ing, 2, 3, 4, Brass Quintet, 3, 4, Forum, 2, Honor Society, Orchestra, 3, Senior Choir, 3, 4. CNo Picturej MARGRET ELIZABETH KASTENHUBER Honor Roll, 3, Shorthand Certificate, 30 wpm, 80 wpm.3 Typing Certificate, 41 wpm. ALICE ANN KAUPP Iunior Class, 3, Library Club, 2, Senior Slass, 4, Ski Club, 3, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Spanish Club, 4, Student Council, 2, 33 Synchronized Swimming, 4, TATTLER Staff, 4. P MELODY LYNNE KELLER Future Teachers of America, 4, junior Class, 3, Math Club, 4, Senior Class, 4, Snack Bar, Spanish Club, 3, 4, Student Council, 3, Transfer from Lafayette High School, Buffalo, N. Y. GEORGIA RAE KELLY George German Club, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Bowling, 4, Junior Choir, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Soph- omore Class, 2, Student Council, 2, TATTLER Staff, 4. Yi .. 3532 1: 11 -1 L X. fv Vail-3-.,,.1s,Q,,. ' , gg ff 1 sf fi sz fs' gi 'HES EMILY WRIGHTSMAN KEAST Band, Concert, 3, 4, Marching, 4 French Club, 3, Honor Roll, 3, 4 Honor Society, Legislative, 3, 4, Na- tional Merit Scholarship Letter of Com- mendation, 4, Sectional All State Band 4. ph as-...tribute- Q s THOMAS RICHARD KENT T.K. Bach Honor Society, 3, 4, Band, Con- cert, 2, 3, 4, Marching, 2, 3, 4, Boys' State, 3, Congress, 3, Treasurer, 4, Honor Roll, 4, Honor Society, Orches- tra, 2, 3, 4, Section All State Band, 3, Section All State Orchestra, 3, 4, Vir- ginia Marion Music Award, 3. JOANNA KERR fo Future Teachers of America, 4, Gregg Shorthand Certificate, 80 wpm. - 3 min., 33 Junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Stu- dent Council, 3, Student Guides, 2, 3, 4, T ATTLER Representative, 3, Typing Certificate, 41 wpm., 3. BOJANA HELENA KNAFELS Bonnie junior Class, 3. NANCY RUTH KNAPP N an Accent on Youth, 2, 3, 4, Choral Club, 2, 4, Senior Choir, 2, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Synchronized Swimming, 3. 70 JAMES ALAN KIRBY lim Junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sopho- more Class, 2. THOMAS WILLIAM KIRBY Tom Senior Class, 4, Student Council, 4, Swimming, 3. WILLIAM HQEY KOHM Bill Baseball, v., 2, Basketball, v., 2, 4, Foot- ball, v., 2, 3, 4, Senior Class, Committee Chairman, 4, Sophomore Class, Treas- urer, 2, Varsity Club, 2, 3, 4. LOUISE ELLEN KOLAR Weezie ANNUAL, Layout Editor, 4, Represent- ative, 2, Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society, German Club, 4, Junior Class, 3, Latin Club, 2, Legislative, 4, Na- tional Merit Latin Competition Certifi- cate, 2, Senior Class, 4, Ski Club, 3, Vice-President, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Synchronized Swimming, 2, 3, Vice- President, 4, President. DEANE WYLIE KNOX junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sopho- more Class, 2. BRUCE ALEXANDER KOBASA junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sopho- more Class, 2. 'tiki' wh w w i. fi. S' f 'E, T iff 2. -its-ei'-s is' Q L E' 4, , j - .t. Q . TIXL3 s - if 5,-3, '--- . -- ' 1 ' ' s - . 'fi' Q 1 'e 1 it . 'te 2,2 32:2 :Z 'r 3 ' fiitsa - --f an s ffm it 1,135 1 JOSEF WOLFE KONVITZ joe Congress, 3, Speaker, 4, Forum, 2, French Club, 2, 3, Honor Roll, 4, Li- brary Club, 2, Science Club, 2, Senior Class, 4, TATTLER, Staff, 3. JAMES RICHARD KOREN fim Football, j.v., 2, v., 3, 4, Honor Society, Senior Class, 4. 71 CAROL FRANCIS LA BOMBARD Equestrian Club, 2, 3, Junior Class, 3, Library Club, 2, Senior Class, 4, Short- hand Certificate, 100 words - -3 min., Sophomore Class, 2, Honor Roll, 3, 4. MARGARET ELLEN LANG Bank, Teller, French Club, 2, junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Ski Club, 4, Snack Bar, Sophomore Class, 2, Student Guide. JOHN DAVID LARKIN Lafrky Senior Class, 4, Transfer from Brattle- boro, Vermont. ROBERT ROY LARSEN Bob Band, Concert, 3, 4, Marching, 2, 3, 4, Brass Choir, 3, 4, German Club, 4: junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4. ROBERT ALLAN LAWRENCE Bob Band, Marching, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band, 3, 4, Senior Class, 4, Track, 3. RICHARD MC LESTER LELAND Dick Dramatics Club, 4, Intramurals, 4, Rifle Club, 3, Senior Class, 4. 72 Er- 3 I I-If if 1. i ws...-., , W, ,,, ' ' 'X-'L Q 'Pf -. '5 EDWARD WILLIAM LENT Ed Band, Concert, 4, Pep, 3, 4, German Club, 4, Rifle Club, 3, 4, Senior Class, 4, Track, 3, 4. RICHARD JAMES LEONARDO Richie Junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sopho- more Class, 2, Student Council, 2, Varsity Club, 3, 4, Wrestling, j.v., 2, v., 3, 4, Co-Captain. SAMUEL LOUIS LEVINGER Sam French Club, 2, Honor Roll, 3, 4, Honor Society, Math Club, 2, Spanish Club, 2, TATTLER Staff, 4, Tennis, 3, 4. ANTHONY LUKE LIGUORI Tony Football, j.v., 2, v., 3, 4, junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Ski Club, 3, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Student Council, 3, 4, Alternate, Varsity Club, 4. SUSAN ELLEN LILLY Sue Honor Society, junior Class, 3, Library Club, 2, 3, Senior Class, 4, Shorthand Certificate, 80 wpm., Sophomore Class, 2, Student Council, 2, TATTLER Staff, Business Manager, 4, Typing Certifi- cate, 43 wpm. PETER ERICH LIPPKE German Club, 4, Physics Club, 4, from Tiiebingen, Germany. 73 '5 ' at .Q . JOHN CANTINE LOUNSBERY Bach Honor Society, 2, 3, 4, Chairman, Band, Concert, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, Marching, 2, 3, 4, Brass Choir, 2, 3, 4, Brass Quintet, 3, Madrigal, 2, NEW WRITERS, Editor, 4, Orchestra, 3, 4, Sectional All State Band, 3, 4, Senior Choir, 2, Student Conductor CBandD, 4, Virginia Marion Music Award, Wood- wind Quintet, 3, 4. AMOS LEE ROY LITTLE Shorty ERIC LEWIS LOBERG Congress, 4, Honor Roll, 3, 4, junior Choir, 2, Latin Club, 2, 3, Senior Class, 4, Science Club, 2, 3, Spanish Club, 4, Soccer, 4, Swimming, 2, 3, 4, Tennis, 2, 3, 4. QL V 1 7 ' -' 3- ,J ffl-'VIXYIQS' .viii -'24.-1i 1:3'tva I' CHERYL LUNN Sherri Accent on Youth, 4, ANNUAL Staff, Senior Class Editor, 4, Honor Roll, 3, 4, junior Class, 3, NEW WRITERS, Assistant Editor, 4, Senior Class, 4, Ski Club, 3, 4, TATTLER Staff, 3, Transfer from Conard High School, West Hart- ford, Conn. TERI-ANNE LYNCH Junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Student Council, 3, Sophomore Class, 2, TA'I'T- LER Representative, 2, 3, 4, U.N. Pil- grimage, 3. DIANE LEE LYON ANNUAL Representative, 3, 4, Band, Color Guard, 4, Choral Club, 4, French Club, 2, junior Choir, 2, 5, junior Class, 3, Legislative, 4, Senior Choir, 4, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Synchron- ized Swimming, 2, 5. ALAN FREEMAN MAC DONALD junior Class, 2, Senior Class, 4, Transfer from Union of the Philippines Rural High School. ,A if SHERMAN ROBERT MACKERETH, JR. Bob Junior Choir, 2, Junior Class, 3, Senior Choir, 5, 4, Senior Class, 4. WILLIE MAGEE 1 fi- ix A , ,. at Q, ,, -1 MARY NOEL MACHEN Junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sopho- more Class, 2. sie FRANCIS GEORGE MAGUIRE Fran Senior Class, 4, Soccer. BARBARA JEAN MAHONEY Barb as iliiigg DALE EDWARD MARION Intramurals, 2, 3, 4, junior Choir, 2, junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sopho- more Class, 2. CAROL LEE MARSHALL Orchestra, 4, 76 WILLIAM HOWARD MAI Bill ANNUAL Representative, 2, Bank, Trustee, 2, 3, President, 4, Football, j.v., 3, 4, Golf, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society, junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sopho- more Class, 2, Swimming, 2, Varsity Club, 4. GARY BRUCE MARICLE Sleepy Baseball, j.v., 2, v., 3, 4, Basketball, j.v., 2, 3, V., 4, Honor Roll, 4, junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Spanish Club, 2, 3, Varsity Club, 4. A ,, .nj , , Q Q53 ALICE W. MARTIN Tizzy Junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Short- hand Certificate, 60 wpm., 2, 80 wpm., 3, 100 wpm., 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Typing Certificate, 29 wpm., 2, 34 wpm., 3, 39 wpm., 3. STEPHEN ARTHUR MARTIN Steve Accent on Youth, 2, 4, Chief An- nouncer, 35 Congress, 3, 4, German Club, 3, 4, Junior Class, 3, Library Club, 3, 4, Operators' Club, 3, Senior Class, 4, Track, 3, WIHS, 3, 4. O Q 1. ,pf ,,ff.. ' - We Q um 3 CHARLES WILLIAM MARSHALL Bill junior Class, 3, Orchestra. 3, Senior Class, 4, Transfer from Tampa, Flaw King High School. MICHAEL SCOTT MARSHALL n ffj A' . ? ' S Ji STEPHEN ROBERT MARTIN Teddy Band, Marching, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class, 3, Merit Scholarship, Letter of Com- mendation, 3, Sophomore Class, 2, Track, 2, 3, 4. WILSON ERNEST MARTIN Feller junior Class, 3. 77 NANCY ELLEN MC CARTHY French Club, 2, 3, German Club, 3, 4, Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society, Legislative, 4, Latin Club, 2, 3, Senior Class, 4, Science Club, Secretary, 2. 78 DONNA RAE MATHENEY ANNUAL Representative, 3, 4, Forum, 2, German Club, 2, 3, Vice- President, 4, Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society, Junior Class, 3, Legislative, 4, Senior Class, 4, Soph- omore Class, 2, Student Council, Alternate, 3, TATTLER Represent- ative, 4, TATTLER Staff, 2, 3, Advertising Manager, 4. ALAIN 1. MAUBOUSSIN Frencby Chess Club, 3, Football, J.V., 2, French Club, 2, Junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Intramural Soccer, 2, 3, Wrestling, j.V., 2, Youth Court, 3. RICHARD HUNGERFORD MC CARTN EY Dick Honor Roll, 2, Junior Class, 3, Physics Club, 4, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2. DIANA SUE MC CRAY Diane Junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Student Coun- cil, 2, 3, 4. SUE ANN MC ELWEE Forum, 2, German Club, 4, Honor Roll, 3, 4, junior Class, 3, junior Choir, 2, Legislative 3, Vice-Presi- dent, 4, Library Club, 3, 4, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, TATTLER Staff, 4. HARRIET ELIZABETH MC GURK Cmrh French Club, 2, 3, Forum, 2, Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society, Legis- lative, 3, 4, National Latin Com- position Examination Award, 3, National Latin I Exam Certificate of Merit, 2, Ski Club, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Stu- dent Council, 2, 3, Student Guide, 4, TATTLER Representative, 3, TATTLER Staff, 2, 3, 4. MARTIN WESLEY MC LEAN KAY FRANCES MC KENZIE Marty Junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2. Junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2. is 'B 'UK 155 JOHN WALKER MC MANUS Accent on Youth, Sports Director, 4, American Legion Boys' State, ANNUAL Staff, 3, 4, Congress, 3, Sergeant-at-Arms, 4, French Club, 2, German Club, 3, Treasurer, 4, Honor Society, Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball, 3, junior Class, 3, Science Club, 2, Vice- President, 3, Senior Class, 4, Soph- omore Class, 2, Student Council, 3, President, 4, Track, 2, 3, Captain, 4, Varsity Club, 3, 4. sign- 79 MARIANNA CANFIELD MEILS Band, Marching, 3, 4, Choral Club, 3, 4, Dramatics Club, 4g French Club, 4, Forum, 2, junior Choir, 2, junior Class, 3, Legislative 3, 4, Senior Choir, 3, Treasurer, 4, Senior Class, 4, Ski Club, 3, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Student Coun- cil, 2, 3, Synchronized Swimming, 2, Secretary, 3. LAWRENCE CHARLES MERCER larry Transfer from Tonawanda Senior High, Tonawanda, New York. JAMES EDWARD MERRILL jim junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sopho- more Class, 2. DONALD FRANCIS MICHENER Ozzie JO ANNE MILLER Iofie junior Class, 33 Senior Class, 4, Sopho- more Class, 2, Typing Certificate, 49 wpm, 3. MICHAEL EMANUEL MILLER Mike Accent on Youth, 2, Band, Concert, 2, 3, President, 4, Marching, 2, Drum Major, 3, 43 Congress, 3, 4, Forum, President, 2, Honor Roll, 4, Intramural Basketball, 2, Intramural and Interschol- astic Hockey, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, 2, TATTLER Staff, 2, 3, 4, Track, 3, 4. 80 Y: 1,9 . fr ts Q- .: as 11 5.--Q .gf my gn 4. 536 fa if 383, gr :QQ- ,,,' f , E I . ,.. ,... aff . . . sz. 1, 1.1. z! ...Q- ' :G+ g. .wt its 1 ,s lr - K . 4 Q ff- Q' 'swf -5 , fy t Y X J 3 4. .R M , ' - of , v 'F RICHARD ALLAN MILLER Library Club, 3, 4, Treasurer. RICHARD LOUIS MILLER Rickie Intramurals, Volleyball, 3, Football, 4, Mike and Key Club, 2, 3, 4, Student Council, 2. MICHELE JAWN MILLIGAN Mike junior Choir, 2, junior Class, 3, Library Club, 4, Maclrigals, 4, Orpheus, 4, Senior Choir, 3, 4, Senior Class, 4, Soph- omore Class, 2, TATTLER Staff, 3. DAVID CLARENCE MITCHELL Congress, 3, 4, junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, TATTLER Staff, 3, 4. DAVID JON MOBBS Dave Band, Concert, 2, 3, 4, Marching, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, 2, 3, 4, Student Council, 3, WIHS, 3. SHERYL ANN MOFFETT Cheerleader, v., Secretary, 3, 4, Honor Roll, 2, 3, Honor Society, junior Class, 3, Senior Class, Secretary, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Typing Certificate. 81 .qv Mun-pi st W s :F 1 JEANNHE IWURPHY French Club, 2, Legislative, 4, Science Club, 4, Senior Class, 4, Ski Club, 4, Sophomore Class, 23 Spanish Club, 4, TATTLER, Representative, 4, Staff, 4. ' , ff. -?2,aff,33,,,5 3345- , it' '.,15iJ1Qgv3jifE f' 3 I sf' Y V ff! if. MARLENE LORRAINE MOORE Junior Class, 35 Senior Class, 4, Short- hand Certificate, 42 wpm., 2, Sopho- more Class, 2, TA'I'I'LER Representa- tive, 3g Typing Certificate, 80 words - 3 min., 3. The Three Stooges! WILLIAM FOSTER MURPHY, IR. Muff Fc tball, v., 2, 33 Junior Class, 33 Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Student Council, 2, Varsity Club, 3. HELEN PRISCILLA MYERS Band, Concert, 2, 3, 4, Marching, 2, 3, 4, Forum, 2, German Club 2, Legisla- tive, 3, 4, Orchestra, 3. MRYTLE LOUISE NAYLOR Myrt ANNUAL Staff, Circulation Manager, 4, Representative, 25 Bank, Trustee, 4, Girls' Sports Club, 35 Junior Class, 3, Latin Club, 3, 45 Senior Class, Commit- tee Chairman, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Student Council. Committee Chairman. PETER OLIVER NELSON Pete Honor Roll, 2, 4, Honor Society, Golf, 2, Senior Class, 45 Soccer, 4, Sophomore Class, 2. JAMES FARRELL O'CONNOR I im French Club, 2, 3, 4, German Club, 2, Honor Roll, Z, 3, 4, Honor Society, Junior Choir, 2, Secretary-Librarian, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, TATTLER Representative, 3, Staff, 3 4, Tennis, 2, 3, 4. y RONALD PAUL ODOM R011 Audio-Visual Aids, 2, 3, 4g Hockey, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club, 3, 4, President, Team, 3, 4. DONALD ROY NEWBY Intramural Basketball, 2, 3. 41 Track. 2. x? iknpuuu , .,, bf., K . a .,m ,Xa i 3 ,Sk K ri I , pf, v 3 T'----4 -..- ,gi CAROL ANN PAINTER Band, Matching, 2, German Club, 4, Honor Roll, 3, junior Class, 3, Library Club, 4, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, TATTLER Staff, 4. JOHN FRANKLIN PARR jack Congress, 4, Football, j.v., 2, Track, 2, Varsity Club, 2, 3. JAMES LAURIE PATTON jim Accent on Youth, 2, Treasurer, 3, Chief Engineer, 3, 4, Honor Society, Mike and Key Club, 2, National Merit Schol- arship Semi-Finalist, 4, Physics Club, 4, WIHS, 4. MARJORIE ANN PEECH Margie French Club, 2, 3, Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4, 84 GEORGE DAVID PATTE, JR. jewnior ANNUAL Representative, 4, Baseball, j.v,, 2, v., 3, 4, junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 3, 4, Ski Club, 3, 4, Soccer, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Student Council, 4, Varsity Club, 4. SHARON RUTH PATTERSON junior Class, 3. ' '99 LINDA FRANCES PETERSON Girls' Sports Club, 2, 3, Numerals, 4, junior Choir, 2, 3, Junior Class, 3, Senior Choir, 4, Senior Class, 4, Sopho- more Class, 2, Synchronized Swimming, 2, 3, 4. BRIAN NEAL PHINNEY Butch Biology Club, 2, junior Class, 3, Rifle Club, 2, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2. ADAM GARSON PERL ANNUAL Representative, 3, French Club, 2, 3, Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society, junior Choir, President, 2, junior Class, 4, National German Exam Award, 3, National Merit Letter of Commendation, 4, Senior Choir, 3, 4, Orpheus Club, 4, Senior Class, 4, TATTLER Staff, 3, Feature Editor, 4, Tennis, 2, 3. JOAN OLIVIA PERRY Ioanie Band. Concert, Marching. i gm .Q 'wr' ' NEIL ALLEN POPPENSIEK Band, Marching, 2, 3, 4, Congress, 4: junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sopho- more Class, 2, TATTLER Representa- tive, 4, Track, 2. JOHN SCOTT POUCHER Pooch Band, Marching, Manager, 2, 3, 4, Clubs Board, 4, Clubs Council, 3, 4, Congress, 3, 4, Empire Boys' State, 3, French Club, 2, 3, German Club, 2, Golf Team, 2, 3, Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4, Honor So- ciety, 3, 4, Bookwagon Manager, 4, Manlius Mathematics Tournament, 3rd Place, 2, lst Place, 3, Metropolitan Mathematics Contest, llth Place, 3, National Merit Scholarship Semi-Final- ist, 4, National Youth Conference on the Atom, 4, Science Club, 2, 3, 4, President, 3, 4, Senior Class, 4, Student Council, 2. f A-ff - - f , . ' 7'f:. 4 A ,ia 'T J 5 0 Sa' is -IIZ STEPHEN ROBERT POWERS fx J ., ,w ,I MICHAEL JOHN RATKOSKI Rat Congress, 3, 45 Forum, 25 junior Class, 35 Senior Class, 55 Sopho- more Class, 25 Student Council, 45 Track, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Captain, Varsity Club, 2, 3, 45 Typing Certificate, 32 wpm., 2. e u' - ., s fr 86 Steve unior Class, 3g Senior Class, 4. GABRIEL JOHN RADZIK, JR. Gary Football, j.v., 2, Most Valuable Player Award, v., 3, 45 junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 45 Sophomore Class, 25 Track, 25 Varsity Club, 4. JANE MARIE RENZETTI svn ' ' sw-f MELZAR THAYER RICHARDS Dick German Club, 45 Junior Choir, 25 junior Class, 35 Senior Class, 45 Sophomore Class, 2. FWS xref we 'Wi 'Y if ,13,a3'.f, 'rf, x fa W 4 y , .. .ilu vt 2 '53 53 MARY LOIS RIGHTMY ER Biology Club, 2, Junior Choir, 2, 3: Library Club, 4, Senior Class, 4, TATTLER Staff. 4. CHARLOTTE JEANETTE RICHARDSON Girls' Sports Club, 2, 3, 4, junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Spanish Club, 4. CHARLES GLENWOOD RICKARD Rick German Club, 3, 4, Junior Class, 3, Math Club, 3, Physics Club, 4, Senior Class, 3: Ski Club, 3. BARBARA JEAN RINKCAS Barb Girls' Sports Club, 2, 3, Intramural Bowling, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Synchronized Swimming, 2, Typing Cerrificare, 56 wpm. CAROL ANN ROBERTS ANNUAL Representative, 4, Staff, 4, Bowling, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class, 3, Library Club, 2, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, TATTLER Staff. 2, 3, 4. ,. ii: in ii i . 87 CLARA MARIE ROBINSON Marie Senior Class, 4g Shorthand Certificate, 60 wpm., 80 wpm., Shorthand Theory Award, Typing Certificate, 36 wpm., 42 wpm., 47 wpm. KATHERINE MARY ROBINSON Kathy Honor Roll, 2, Intramural Bowling, 2, 3, 4, Senior Class, 4, Shorthand Certifi- cate, 60 wpm., 80 wpm.g Typing Certi- ficate, 39 wpm. NEIL DANIEL ROCKER Golf Team, 3. STEPHEN EARL ROE Steve German Club, 2g junior Choir, 2, Soc- cer, 2. CAROL ELIZABETH ROGAN Intramural Bowling, 3, 4g Junior Class, 55 Senior Class, 4g Sophomore Class, 2, Typing Certificate, 3. MARGARET ELOISE ROGERS ANNUAL Representative, 2, junior Class, 3g Senior Class, 45 Sophomore Class, 2, TATTLER Representative, 3. 88 X -45 - 'm'- - , WW ragga! 4 NANCY JEAN ROSE Nance Senior Class, Representative, 4. JANICE MARLENE RUMSEY Ian Intramural Bowling, 5, Shorthand Cer- tificate, 80 wpm., 100 wpm., Senior Class, 4, Typing Certificate, 35 wpm., 40 wpm., 45 wpm., 50 wpm. MARY PATRICIA RYAN Put Intramural Bowling, 2, Library Club, 2, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2. SUSAN LOUISE RYAN Sue French Club, 2, 3, 4, junior Choir, 2, 3, junior Class, 5, Senior Class, 4, Soph- omore Class, 2, Synchronized Swim- ming, 2, 3, 4, TATTLER Representa- tive, 4, TATTLER Staff, 4. CLAUDIA MARIAN SACK French Club, 2, Treasurer, 3, President, 4, Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society, junior Class, 3, Legislative, 5, 4, Na- tional Merit Scholarship Exam, Letter of Commendation, 4, Senior Class, 4, Ski Club, 3, 4, Sophomore Class, 2. FORREST SEMMLER SANDERS junior Class, 3, Senior Choir, 3, 4, Senior Class, 4. 89 fa. rf- '-agus' JUNE MARIE SCOTT Band, Marching, 2, 3, German Club, 4, junior Choir, 2, Junior Class, 3, Na- tional Merit Scholarship Exam Letter of Commendation, Senior Class, 4, Ski Club, 3, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Student Council. 4. Q aku. can A V WILLIAM CLINTON SAUNDERS ll Bi Band, Concert, 3, 4, Clarinet Choir, 3 4, Physics Club, Secretary, 4, TATT- LER Staff, 4. JOHN WALTER SCHLOTZHAUER Congress, 3, 4, Football, j.v., 2, Intra- mural Football, 4, Junior Class, 3, Operators' Club, 2, 3, 4, Science Club, 3, 4, Senior Class, 4, Ski Club, 3, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Rifle Club, 2, Track, 3, 4. MARIGENE SCOTT junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sopho- more Class, 2, Student Council, 2, TATTLER Representative, 3. SUSAN CAROL SEARS All-State Band, 4, Bach Honor Society, 3, 4, Band, Concert, 2, 3, 4, Marching, 2, 3, 4, Sax Ensemble, 3, 4, Sectional All-State Band, 3, 4. DANIAL HENRY SEELEY Dan Clubs Council, 4, Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society, Intramural Hockey, Na- tional Merit Scholarship Letter of Com- mendation, Physics Club, President, 4, Science Club, 5, Secretary, 4, Treasurer. DONNA LOUISE SENNO Peach Intramural Bowling, 5, 4, junior Class, 3, Loyal Order of Moose Award, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2. MARY AGNES SHEEHAN Junior Class, 5, Senior Class, 4, Sopho- more Class, 2. DAVID BRUCE SHELTON Dave Accent on Youth, 4, ANNUAL Rep- resentative, 2, Staff, 4, Glee Club, 3 4' junior Class, 3, Operators' Club, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, 2, Senior Class, 3, Sopho- more Class, 2. -:1 if , . W . N E xt 5 ,s x .J O,,.,,.,,,.r i GEORGIA ANN SERVISS ANNUAL Representative, 5, junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 5, Sophomore Class, 2, Spanish Club, 3, Synchronized Swimming, 2, 3, 4, TATTLER Staff, 3, 4. Ulf.,-fin' .sw-......,,,, mn- JOANNA RUTH SHEPHERD jo Band, Concert, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, March- ing, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, Flute Choir, 2, Leader, 3, 4, Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society, Junior Class, 3, Sectional All- State Band, 3, 4, Senior Class, 4, Sopho- more Class, 2, TATTLER Representa- tive, 4, Woodwind Ensemble, 2, 3, 4. DAVID ARDEN SHERF Dave ANNUAL Representative, 4, Baseball, j.v,, 2, v., 3, 4, German Club, 2, Honor Roll, 2, Intramural, Basketball, 2, 4, Football, 4, Junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Varsity Club, 3, 4. Q . Q.. .- ,1- . .i. F... t 4. :Fri Q' 11,35 'Hss.n,.r- V Q i: .' .saga . Q-as ,A f' . Q, .f 1 115- T? J ' . ., M -1 . .i. , . Sq' bf DORIS JEAN SIMONS Choral Club, 3, President, 4, French Club, 2, Vice-President, 3, Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society, junior Choir, 2, junior Class, 3, Legislative, 3, 4, Madri- gal Singers, 4, National Merit Scholar- ship Semi-Finalist, Orpheus Club, 4, Senior Choir, 3, 4, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, TATTLER Staff, 2, 3, 4. IOHN LAWRENCE SIMPSON junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Soccer, 4, Sophomore Class, 2. 92 EDWARD JOHN SHIPPOS Ed Football, j.v., 2, v., 3, Intramural Foot- ball, 4, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Varsity Club, 2, 3, 4, Wrest- ling, j.v., Z, 3, v., 4. FRANK WILLIAM SIDLE Baseball, j.v., 2, v., 3, 4, Junior Class, 3, Latin Club, 3, 4, Senior Class, 4, Soccer, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Varsity Club, 4. 0 nj' . . .lee JOHN REED SLINGERLAND lack junior Class, 3, Rifle Club, 4, Ski Club, 3, 4, Sophomore Class, 2. SANDRA JOANNE SLOVIK Sandy French Club, 3, 4, Treasurer, German Club, 2, National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation, Science Club, 2, 3, 4, Senior Class, 4, TATTLER Staff, 4. ,F t ,. 7 ds' 'tus- MARY ELLEN SIMPSON ANNUAL Staff, Circulation Manager, 4, French Club, 4, junior Class, 3, Latin Club, 2, Senior Class, 4, Ski Club, 5, 4, TATTLER staff, 3. ROBERT EDWARD SLADE Bob junior Choir, 2, Junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Soccer, 4, Sophomore Class, 2. 3 ,Wy wr ,A CLAYTON ROBBINS SMITH Clay: Accent on Youth, 4, Cross Country, 3, 4, Co-Captain, Mike and Key Club, 3, 4, Senior Class, 4, Track, 3, 4, Varsity Club, 4. ELIZABETH LORRAINE SMITH Belly Clubs Council, 4, Empire Girls' State, 3, Forum, 2, French Club, 2, 3, Secre- tary, Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4, Honor So- ciety, Legislative, 3, 4, President, Latin Club, 2, 3, Secretary, National Merit Semi-Finalist, 4, Student Council, 4, TATTLER Staff, Editorial Assistant, 4, 93 029' LINDA KAY SOLOMON Cheerleader, j.v., 2g Junior Class, Treasurer, 3, Senior Class, 4g Short- hand Certificate, 60 wpm., 3g Soph- omore Class, 2, Student Council, 2, 3, TATTLER Representative, 3, Typing Certificate, 29 wpm., 2, 94 CAREY WAYNE SNOW junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4. DIANA LEE SOLOMON Cheerleader, j.v., letter, 2, V., 3, 4, Captain, 4, junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Shorthand Certificate, 60, 80, 3 min. - 100, Sophomore Class, 2, Student Council, 5, Typing Cer- tificate, 29 wpm., 42 wpm. ALLEN DONALD SPAETH Al Transfer from Rockland Senior High School. Rockland, Mass., 3. ANN LOUISE SPRAGUE Equestrian Club, 2g junior Choir, 2, Legislative, 45 Library Club, President, 4g Math Club, 2, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Syn- chronized Swimming, 2, TATT- LER Representative, 4. ROY EDWARD STALEY Golf, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll, 2, junior Class, Committee Co-Chairman, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Swimming Team, 2, 3, 4, Vars- ity Club, 4. JUDY ANN SPRAGUE French Club, 4, Honor Society, junior Class, 3, Latin Club, 2, Leg- islative, 4, National Merit Scholar- ship Award, Letter of Commenda- tion, 3, Senior Class, 4, Ski Club, 3, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Spanish Club, 2, Vice-President, 3, Secre- tary, 4. CAROL MARIE SRNKA Art Club, 4, Dramatics Club, 4, German Club, 3, Intramural Bowl- ing, 2, 3, junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Typing Certificate, 37 wpm . JONATHON LEE STANFORD lon Art Club, 4, Dramatics Club, 4, Junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2. SHERRILL RENE STANTON fill Accent on Youth, 2, Junior Class, 3, Sophomore Class, 2, Student Council, 2, TATTLER Representa- tive, 2. 95 FLORENCE LEE STARKE Natafha BETTY ANN STARK FLORENCE LOUISE STARR Flon German Club, 4, junior Class, 33 Senior Class, 4, Sophomore Class, 2, Student Council, Alternate, 4. GEORGE LUTHER STEVENS junior Class, 33 Senior Class, 4. EVELYN STEWART Junior Class, 3, Senior Class, 4, Sopho- more Class, 2, Sports' Club, 3. FRED CLARENCE STOLZ, JR. Junior Class, 35 Senior Class, 4, Sopho- more Class, 2, Wrestling, j.v., 2, 3. 96 'Q' Na.-df' ff- NANCY ANN STONE Cheerleader, j.v., Captain 2, v. 3, 4, Elmira College Key Award, Junior Class President 3g Senior Class Commit- tee Chairman 4g Shorthand Certificate 60 w.p.m., 80 w.p.m., 100 w.p.m.g Stu- dent Council 3, Secretary 4, TATTLER Representative 35 Typing Certificate, 45 w.p.m. 3. EDWARD JAMES STOUT Mr.Ed Senior Class 4g Printing 2. MARSHALL GORDON STREIB Rifle Club 3, 4. MARYANNE STRONG Elections Board 4, Honor Roll 2, 4g Honor Societyg junior Class Vice-Presi- dent 35 Senior Class Committee Chair- man 4g Ski Club 4g Sophomore Class Committee Chairman 25 Student Coun- cil 3, 4, Committee Chairmang Student Guide 3, 45 Synchronized Swimming 2, 3, 4, Secretary. JULIE MARIE SWAN ANNUAL Staff 35 French Club 2, 3, 4g Honor Roll 25 junior Class 33 Senior Class 45 Ski Club 4, Sophomore Class 2, Synchronized Swimming 2, 3, 4. VIOLA MAE SWANSBROUGH Sue junior Class 35 Senior Class 43 Short- hand Certificate, 60 w.p.m., 80 w.p.m., 100 w.p.m, 3g Typing Certificate, 44 w.p,m., 52 w.p.m. 35 Transfer from Montour Central High School, Odessa, New York. 97 mai... RICHARD HENRY TABER Richie Baseball, 2, junior Class 33 Senior Class 4, Sophomore Class 2. NANCY DALE TAYLOR Transfer from Binghamton Central High School, Binghamton, New York. 98 IUDITH ROSE SWANSON Indy All State Band 3, 4, Band, Concert 3, 4, Marching 2, 3, 4, Librarian, French Club 4, junior Choir 2, junior Class 33 Legislative 4, Orchestra 2, Senior Class 4, Sophomore Class 2, Student Council, Alternate 3. DAVID ALAN SWARTOUT Dave Baseball, v. 3, 4, Basketball 2, v. 3, 4, Football, v. 2, 3, 4, junior Class 3g Orchestra 2, Senior Class 4, Sopho- more Class, President 2, Spanish Club 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL ALVAN TERRY Crooked Arm Baseball, v. 2, 3, 4, Football, 2, Intramurals, Flag Football 4, Basketball 2, junior Class 3, Senior Class 4, Sophomore C1ass'2, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Wrestling, 3. RICHARD ALAN TERWILLIGER Dirk Intramurals 3, 4, junior Class 3g New York State Physical Fitness Award, Senior Class 35 Sophomore Class 2, Typing Certificate, 45 w.p.m. KATHLEEN ROSE TIERNEY Kalhie Senior Class 4. ANNA IRENE TILTON Honor Societyg Intramural Bowling 45 junior Class 35 Senior Class 45 Short- hand Certificate, 120 w.p.m. 35 Sopho- more Class 25 Student Council 45 Typing Certificate, 52 w.p.m. 3. ROBERT LESLIE TOTTEY Bob ANNUAL Representative 3 5 Biology Club 45 Future Teachers of America, President 45 Glee Club, Treasurer 45 Honor Roll 35 Intramurals, Hockey 2, 3, 45 Football 45 Football, 25 Senior Choir 2, 3, 45 Senior Class, Committee Chairman 45 Ski Club 45 Spanish Club 2, Vice-President 3, President 4. RALPH PATTERSON TOWLE Terry Baseball, 25 Football, v. 35 German Club 25 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 junior Class 35 Physics Club 35 Senior Class 45 Ski Club 45 Sophomore Class 25 Stu- dent Council 4. MARTIN NATHANIEL TOBEY Monty Baseball, j.v. 25 Hockey 2, 3, 45 Senior Class 45 Soccer 4. MARILYN TOM Band, Concert 2, 3, 4, Marching 2, 3, 45 Honor Society5 Legislative 3, 4, Sec- retary, Senior Class 45 Sophomore Class 2. 1, W1 as ,mgsszf rs. 'ir 5 'f 99 CHARLOTTE CATLIN TRACY Art Club 3, Treasurer 4, Choral Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, Secretary 4, Vice-President, junior Choir 2, Junior Class 35 Senior Class 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 43 Sophomore Class 2, Synchron- ized Swimming 2, TATTLER Repre- sentative 2, Staff 2, Future Teachers of America 4. BARBARA JEANNE TRAPP Barbie Band, Concert 2, 3, 4, Marching 2, 3, 4, junior Class 3, Library Club 2, 3, Treasurer, National Merit Scholarship, Letter of Commendation, Senior Class 4, Sophomore Class 2. MICHAEL EUGENE TURCO Turk Crosscountry 2, junior Class 3, Senior Class 4, Sophomore Class, Vice-Presi- dent 2g Student Council 2, 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Wrestling, v., 2, 3, Cap- tain 4, Co-Captain. RICHARD D. UCCELLI RICHARD BLAIR URIS Football, v. 4, Honor Society, Senior Class 4, Transfer from Trumansburg, N. Y. DORIS IANE UTTER Dawn ANNUAL Staff 4, Art Club 4, Dra- matics Club 4, Intramural Bowling, Captain 4, Library Club 45, Senior Class 4, Shorthand Certificate 3, Soph- omore Class 2, Typing Certificate 3. 100 'JR' 'W t ELAINE SUSAN VANALLEN Peanut Accent on Youth 45 Dramatics Club 45 Equestrian Club 2, 35 Forum 25 junior Class 35 Senior Class 45 Shorthand Certificate 35 Sophomore Class 25 Span- ish Club 2, 35 Typing Certificate 3. HELEN DOROTHY VANAUKEN Red Senior Class 4. PAULA MAE VANN ANNUAL Representative 2, 45 Driver Education Awardg French Club 2, 33 Honor Roll 25 junior Class 35 Senior Class 45 Sophomore Class 25 Student Council 35 Synchronized Swimming 2, 3, 45 TATTLER Representative 3, JAMES EMERY VANNATTA lim Basketball, 2, v. 3, 45 Football, v. 35 Golf 2, 3, Captain 45 Senior Class 45 Varsity Club 3, 4. WILLIAM FREDRICK VANORDER Bill Junior Class 35 Senior Class 45 Sopho- more Class 2. JOYCE LORRAINE VANDERLIN Equestrian Club 2, 3, 45 German Club 45 Junior Class 35 Latin Club 35 Li- brary Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presidentg Sen- ior Class 45 Sophomore Class 2. 101 AVA JANIELLE VORMWALD Jill Intramural Bowling 3, 45 Junior Class 35 Senior Class 45 Shorthand Certificate 100 w.p.m., 35 Sophomore Class 25 Typing Certificate, 51 w.p.m., 3. ROBERTA JOYCE VOTAW Transfer from Denver, Colorado. MATHEW BERNARD WALL U nrle Mutt Accent on Youth 45 Forum 25 Intra- mural, Football 4g Swimming 2, 33 Junior Class 35 Senior Class 45 Ski Club 3, 4, President, Sophomore Class 2g Spanish Club 2, 5, Treasurer 4g Student Council 2. CRISTIN LEE WARD Crii Art Club 2, 4, Science Club 2, Senior Class 45 Ski Club 4, Sophomore Class 25 Spanish Club 4g Synchronized Swim- ming 2g TATTLER Representative 2, 4. 102 RICHARD JAY WAITE Dick JAMES EDWARD WALDEN Jim Football, 2. ROBERT LOUIS WEHE B011 German Club 35 Intramurals 3, 45 Swimming 2, 3g junior Class 35 Senior Choir 3, 4g Senior Class 3g Ski Club 4g Sophomore Class 2. FREDERICK WALKER WENDT Fred Baseball, j.v. 23 Congress 43 German Club 2, 3, 45 junior Class 35 Physics Club 4g Senior Class 4g Sophomore Class 2g Track 4. JEAN CORA WATROS jeannie Senior Class 4. CAROLYN EUNICE WEBER Carol Accent on Youth 34 Forum 25 Girls' Sports Club 2g junior Class 3g Latin Club 45 Orchestra 2g Senior Class 45 Ski Club 3g Sophomore Class 25 Stu- dent Council 3g TATTLER Representa- tive 3. DANNY LEE WHEELER Dan Crosscountry 3, 4g junior Class 3. BETTYLOU WHITE Intramural Bowling 2, 3, 4, Award 33 junior Class 3g Senior Class 4g Short- hand Certificate, 60 w.p.m. 3g Sopho- more Class 2g Typing Certificate, 55 w.p.m. 5. 103 WALDO GARNER WHITE Wally Football, j.v, 25 Intramurals 2, 45 Ger- man Club 2, 3, 45 junior Class 35 Senior Class 45 Sophomore Class 25 Tennis, j.v. 2. SPENCER STEVE WHITTED Steve Congress 3, 45 junior Class 35 Senior Class 45 Sophomore Class 2. TONI WILLIAMS Band, Concert 2, 3, 45 Marching Band 2, 3, 45 junior Class 3.5 Latin Club 45 Senior Class 45 Sophomore Class 2. LELIA KRISTINE WILLIS Kris ANNUAL Representative 2, 35 French Club 45 Future Teachers of America 45 Intramural Bowling 2, 3, 45 Singles Award 35 Sectionals Awards 35 Girls' Sports Club 35 junior Class 35 Library Club 35 Senior Class 45 Sophomore Class 2. SALLY LEE WILSON In recognition of many fond me- mories Senior Class, Ithaca High School. LOIS ANN WILTBERGER ANNUAL Staff, Advertising Manager 45 Forum 25 Girls' Sports Club 2, 35 Honor Roll 3, 45 Intramurals 25 junior Class Committee Chairman 35 Latin Club 2, 35 Senior Class Committee Chairman 45 Ski Club 3, 45 Sophomore Class Committee Chairman 25 Synchro- nized Swimming 2, 35 TATTLER Staff 2, 33 WIHS 2, 3. 104 if 35' MARTHA SUSAN WRIGHT Band, Concert 2, 3, 4g Marching 2, 3, 4g Library Club 2, 3, Vice-Presidentg Leg- islative 3, 4g National Honor Societyg National Merit Scholarship Semi-Final- istg Girl of The Month for December, 1962. TIMOTHY WILLIAM WRIGHT Congress 3, 4, Vice-Speakerg Forum 23 French Club 2, 35 Honor Society, Presi- dent 45 Hockey 2, 3, 4g junior Choir 2g Library Club 2, 35 Senior Choir 3, 45 Student Council 2g TATTLER Staff 3g Tennis 3. FRANK GOODRICH YAPLE junior Class 3. JOHN WALKER YORK Accent on Youth 33 WIHS 4. MARILYN JILL YOUNG jill ANNUAL Representative 4g Ski Club 4g Senior Class 4g Student Council 35 Synchronized Swimming 4g Transfer from Canada. GAIL ELAINE ZIEN Biology Laboratory Assistant 4g Chem- istry Laboratory Assistant 3g French Club 4g Latin Club 2g Physics Club 2, 3, 4g Senior Class 4g TATTLER Staff, Reporter 4. 105 Who's Who At IHS 2,1 I af 15 9 , tiff: Q 056 + 421,321-:e'ff 5 l . ,M , . of pt numb 3 I V 1. , I A 'Pg V , Y Q45 K' 4' if in I , 'm.k, 'fig MOST USEFUL TO IHS I john McManus Nancy Alloway S I, to MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Scott Poucher Harriet McGurk BEST ATHLETES Bill Kohm Linda Peterson , 106 OUTSTANDING PERSONALITY Richie Leonardo Pam Holland .......,.........-.,- BEST MUSICIANS Dave Mobbs Sally Hamilton J I W BEST LOOKING jim VanNatta jill Stanton IK ! 4 1.4 ' win' BEST DRESSED Tony Liguori Mary jo Capolongo ni' 1 D . FRIENDLIEST Roger Johanson Ruth Durfee CLASS CUT-UP Sam Bonnani Willa Mae Green BEST SENSE OF HUMOR jeff Banfielcl jean Fuchs vsii 7 . 5 ' vSNMMN ' 08 W i Miss IHS MISS IHS Pam Holland Second Place Maryjo Capalongo Third Place Gail Boyer xgfgr Third Place Jill Young Charlotte Ray Tracy f . :P K as 3 -K ,M A .W AWARDS OF 1963 ff -Q 15' . f Q fe bl -ff , ,. ,, it . ty ., , 5 X ' 5 , 1 25 .-fs 1 ff If 12 ' . ,, K ft ,F CLASS Scott Poucher - Conference on rbe Atom. Tim Wrighr and Dan Seeley - Westinghouse Science Talent Search. ? . gp g haf: '54 if 52 51' 2' . I J: X f Hi. . qw! , 1 f 5 Dick Baker Imluxtrial Arn Award Q ., 415. Ufrfff. Ely , -.g Mary Eclgleston Bill Kohm fHbS9I1f Shirley Holcombj Oulxtandirzg Football Player Home E: Award Award 5 Nancy Allaway D.A.R. Award Ritchie Leonardo State-wrkle Wrextling Clmmpiamhip SEATED, From Left to Right: Ginger Cranch, Doris Simmons, Betty Smith, jane Abrams. STAND- ING: Joanna Shepherd, jim O'Connor, Harriet McGurk, Bill Fuess, Scott Poucherg National Merit Scholarship Winners. 10 Heaven in H . . . Fools rush in . . . -signs f fl iv -2 N ,.., , z I No comment. Where's Maryjo? V Y U , V w a xi: , , R . , I ? if 2 I Did Bill make your jelly sandwich? 5 . 3 y l i is 4 Second Floor. Watch your step please. Remember girls? Girls?! 110 Q Q 5 ,...4,,,.W... , fi, .,,,. . A J 9 .f , an 1, mu, Af , +.'.uq,f. f V 'l, 1Tfy 75191. ' . AY, - ' f ' L V ' Y fa. , D ' 5 . , ., V , . r . 1 2- K ?iM . '10 ,. Emi! es: an .1 ang 1'6- SW , L , V ,, 1, WMA V L 4 M....,M W.N...W,W,, ,.,, .. .4 ,...1..m ..,,. . .. K s ,M W , L.. ,V .IA 4 ,,4M,..M ,M ,-1gM,.5, , .,., M t f Aa' ' V kr ' KL! . ,L , - .vbaf azufa px , W ,:. 1. - -, ff W , ,. ,.,,x,, W ,.,, ,,, M,...,q..4,.,.Wb....-, - .3 , W , . f if an 2 v. - N f. . 1 y W, 'f 4 Y , Q aa W. A , ,.,-... -A .1 ,M W,,, . i,..,,, ,,,. 5,,,,...v,,,,,-., ,W - -, ,u A ,, -M, mf - ,, ,VR Wil , fpf-- M f58'6l?'C g if YM . - ' .., i s UJMTQ ELIQVKFATAOLE t ,T I .ff A x 1 , V , V, - M. ..,. .,., ,,... 4 . af ,,,, x f-W ffm ff -wx. LJ., 2 in ,,,,.,,li.W A yea .ty a 'W in ,WI llffw 4 1:51. ffgggai f YWTQZZW ,, M V V , ,W ,,,4W..,.,, W, . ' 31, ,, k,,.-,fw,,w.1m,k5Q f gif' , . .,...,,,,.,.,.W, , , ,,,,..-.,,.,,,..,...,A,,.,, ,.,.,.,, HW ., V mn- , vm- .-x sf.. ELI '-1 6' 4 Und f:rc1 assmen ..,,..., , . , Class of 1964 1. Class Officers. SEATED, Left to Right: Paetow, Donahue. STANDING: Mr ' ' Horowitz, Farrow, Wilmarth. 1 Well I thought if you hooked the thingamabob to the whatsit . . . Beauty and the beast. A-Bur G-101, G-102, G-103, G-106 Bush-Craft Craig-Galt G-107, G-108, G-109, G-110 Gar-Hul Hun-Lis G-111, G-112, G-113, G-115 Lov-Morg Morg-Por G-116, G-201, H-211, H-212 Poy-Slad ,L -, ilfitiii? H,-, Z Smi-Vana H-213, H-214, H-217, H-218 Vand-Z Class Of 1965 FROM LEFT: Leo Mahool, jack Liang, Lois 'lean Taber, Elaine Rocker. 8 Get serious! I didn't know sophomores are A-Bow B-A, B-B, B-C, B-D Boy-Carr ., 'e Cro - Dri D-1, D-7, E-23, E-26 Dun - Gil 120 ... .I 'Ari Af-mai si f'llf'fL '53 Gin - Hoy C-A, C-B, C-C, C-D Hug - Leo K 121 Les - Menk G-202, G-203, G-204, G-205 Mem - Nic 122 Nob - Rich G-208, G-209, G-212, G-213 Rick - Srni .. a ,,,,i.a Sno - Vanar G-216, G-219, G-220, G-223 Vanau - Z 24 S. T. E. P. r Typical attitudes of study at IHS. 12 1:51 4 '93 M mb A V, , f? ff 2 Nw . ,HW 1-nw J.-f QL W. .- W, ...H ., W -. i... - i... S X S 4 + ' 7 -, . ff.. 1 v 1 k,,,,,....-.Q-- - W' ...,y.-ww' awk, - ' ' 1...-.......,,, v V... Q Avaya :Anti :fswzr inn g, -ery .'1! ! P362 gf-9' ,K ,,.,4- Q W- ' -M ',,ASO:t,s-3 , arm. :ma s. QR -..... x Q W y-. -nf-f 1 1, yi -Q if K P X A ,ga-ss pf :W 1-3 ., -gmvvawn ,J . v M yy-V .. vi., ....M...., v i H . lv ,. , , 5' X, .L 1' 1x,,,4 Activities 28 S i Student 3 fsfx OFFICERS - LEFT TO RIGHT: Secretary, Sue Crassg Vice-Prefident, Tad Websterg President, John McManusg Treazswery. Nancy Allaway. One of the most important organizations in the school is the Student Council. Representatives from each first period class meet every lst and 3rd Monday of each month. The officers are elected by the student body every fall and are in office until the following spring. The council provides a voice for the whole student body and takes up matters concerning it. Some of the more important projects undertaken by the council this year were the place- ment of a bulletin board for use by all students, the sale of stamps in the school store, the cleaning up of the student parking lot, the raising of money for the United Fund, and the installation of a mailbox. Advisor of the Student Council is Dr. Bennett. Council Uh . . . Did someone say adjourn? ROW ONE, Left to Right: Allaway, Crass, McManus, Webster. ROW TWO: Homa, Tulley, Richards, Smith, Weigandt, Lutz, Stage, Naylor, Strong, Simmons, Well- ington, Bennett, Capalongo, Dr. Bennett, advisor. ROW THREE: Houseworth, Riley, Wilmarth, Rich- Hff-lS0U, Delibero, Stamp, Green, johnson, Albanese a Q The King was in his counting house . . Nulle. ROW FOUR: McCray, Shipman, Irving, Kerr, Parte, Ratkoski, Anagnost, Van Arkel, McElwee. ROW FIVE: Kolar, Stone, McCarthy, Whitted, Durfee, Kirby, Bruska, Kish. ROW SIX: Seeley, Hackley, Parsons, Decker, Humphreys, Miller, Light, Johns, Campbell. S- F ,IAN 4 4 u 129 Clubs Council SEATED: Mr. Horowitz, Mr. Gilbert, Maureen Miller, Dr. Bennett, Tad Webster STANDING: Dan Seeley, Scott Poucher. ABSENT: Mr. Unsworth. Student Guides ROW ONE: Goode, Parr, Barnes, O'Brier1, Stage, Gee, Willis. ROW TWO: Colbert, DiPrimio, McLaren, Lang, Strong. O Accent On Youth ROW ONE, Left to Right: Johnson, Scheimberg, Staley, Mrs. Ryan. ROW THREE: Peric, Hughes. Avery, Eipper, Patton, Patch, Devereux. ROW TWO: Kirby, McManus, Williams, W'all, Lunn, ROW FOUR: Edgarton, Bennett, Garmise, Zwingle, Vastbinder, Roe, Nolan, Craig, Feldman, Dean, Carson, Martin, Davis. Annual Representatives ROW ONE, Left to Right: Burton, VanArkel, Makarainen, Miller, Goldberg. ROW TWO: Beach, Colbert, Matheney, Richardson. ROW THREE: Grover, Parte, Sheff, Babbaro. ROW FOUR: Saunders, Feldman, Lyon. NY mtsvx KY, 1 Art Club ROW ONE, Left to Right: DeAngelis, Stanford Brown Hu hes Goode Ward Malison Warreni i 8 , 7 , , Utter, Brock, Mr. Myer. ROW TWO: Akholm , Porter, Nolan, Makarainen, Lawrence, Lafain, Seaman, Mauboussin, Warner, Sheldrake, Holgate, Donahue. ROW THREE: Vaughan, Macera, Clarke, DeBell, Detweilet, Falke. Burk, Sapp, Holland, Budzinski, M. johns, May. ROW FOUR: Zwingle, Wilmarth, jo- hanssen, Gold, Caywood, Thayer, Dimmock, Olsefski, Short, Gips, Kosikowski. Art Club is an organization that gives students an opportunity to learn and try a variety of art methods and processes. Lectures and trips to local exhibits are two of the means employed to make available this opportunity to the club's members. This club is open to all students, with no previous art experience necessary to join. Mr. Myer is the adviser. FROM LEFT: Sherri Lunn, Sue Foster, Sue Hodges, Editorial Boardg jeff Nichols, General Business Manager. ABSENT: john Lounsbery, Editor. ,A 132 WW i New Writers The embryonic publication, New Writerr, is an assemblage of the best examples of stu- dents' creative literary talents, collected in a small magazine published as frequently as the compilation of material allows. The advisor of this stupendous literary confection is Mr. Schroeder. Dramatic Club The Dramatics Club, newly reorganized this year, produced the Thornton Wilder classic Our Town. Fall term was spent in rehearsal and production work for the show, and in the spring a Theater Workshop was organized. In this workshop, all theater skills were represented. FIRST ROW, Standing, Left to Right: Johns, Goldberg, Richards, Errigo, Martindale, Light, Kirby, Roe, Bolton, Bennett, Petic. SECOND ROW: Utter, Novarr, Sheldrake, Nolan, Wil- liams, Sprague, Erdman, Cole, Inman. THIRD ROW: DeAngelis, Aagard, Ekholm, Indelicato, Dillon, Culligan, Foster, Stanford, Warner. FOURTH ROW: Cross, Clark, Harper, Bolton, Daly, Webber, Van Allen, Curran, Parrnalee. FIFTH ROW: Srnka, Murphy, Campbell, Leland, Devereux, Dean, Mclnnis, Kahn, Smith. Future Teachers of America The Future Teachers is a new club in our school. Students who are interested in a career in teaching can find guidance at the meetings. The club has an extensive collection of pam- phlets about teaching careets and colleges available to all members. Miss Honcharik is the faculty advisor. FIRST ROW: Cooper, Lafian, Seaman, Bud- zinski, Sladish, Warner, SECOND ROW: Bock, Kerr, Georgiory, Babbaro, Willis, Tracy, Tottey, Strong, Kelly. THIRD ROW: Mr. Clemens, Gould, Gould, Heimlich, Macera, Matycheck, Lacko, Hastings, Russell, Mandeville, Attwood, Budzinski, Miss Honcharik. 133 i' f Empire State These outstanding members of the senior class were chosen in their Junior year by the Ameri- can Legion to attend The Empire State Con- ference. The conference, held at the end of each school year gives those attending an opportunity to see how the state government functions. FROM LEFT: Elizabeth Smith, Barry Brown, John McManus, Richard Carter, Thomas Kent. Equestrian Club Equestrian Club is open to all members of IHS with an intense interest in horses. Members accomplish their purpose, To give an under- standing of horses and better manners of horse- manship to every member , through lectures and informative movies. Trail rides keep the mem- bers active throughout the year, but the big event is a horse show. FIRST ROW: Brown, Becker, Lawrence. SEC- OND ROW: Mackarainen, Rinker. Forum FIRST ROW, From Left: Spiez, Feldman, Brown, SECOND ROXW: Agard, Blauvelt, Hughes, Mr. Jesdale, Dean. Forum is a debating group with selected membership among the Sophomore Class. The organization tries to encourage interest in discussing and debating topics of general concern. It's also probable that this activity will stimulate new interests in some members so that they will wish to become members of Congress or Legislative the next year. This year Forum had speakers from out- side the school and sponsored an assembly, Persons who wish to become members must tryout, The adviser is Mrs. York. ! cc So you are Sophomore Class President . . . You're .rtill out of order! Do you have a Wlhaclcy Wfitchf' l 35 French students interested in extending their knowledge of France and its customs join together to form the Cercle Francais. Uni- versity teachers and students speak about pertinent topics. Movies and skits are in- cluded in the year's agenda. A spring picnic and joint activities with the German Club are planned each year. Les etudiants de frangais qui s'inteIesse Fa ameliorer leur connaissance de la France et de ses moeurs se reiinissent pour former le Cercle Frangais. Des professeurs de Cornell aussi bien que des etudiants parlent des sujers relefvents. Des films et des pieces sont com- pris dans le programme annuel. Chaque annzi le Cercle Francais se joigne avec dem Deut- schen Verein pour des activites et un picnic au printemps. Esperances d'une autre revolution. 136 French Club FIRST ROW, From Left: Mr. Lanzalotti, Warren, Hoerner Sack, Slovik. SECOND ROW: Greenberg, Albanese, Cole, Ksenxak, Fernandez. THIRD ROW: Cogan, Kohles, Richards Darrah, Warren, Slovik. FOURTH ROW: Goldfarb, Vast- binter, Sampson, Curran, Scheraga. FIFTH ROW: Hirschfeld Rawski, Tallman, Gold, Swanson. SIXTH ROW: Broad Rodine, Cardozo, Katz, Wiegandt. SEVENTH ROW: Willis, Kramer, Dickerson, Kaitchuck, Srb. EIGHTH ROW: Blair, Johanson, Rose, Bangs. NINTH ROW: Gould, Weber, Wilcox, Hughes, Hill. TENTH ROW: Nelson, Nulle, Martin, Detweiller. ELEVENTH ROW: Parmalee, Schmidt, Miller, Sprague. TWELFTH ROW: Palmer, Kiersch, Ainslie, Sanders, Johns. THIRTEENTH ROW: Kirby, Doyle, Barnes, Walls. FOURTEENTH ROW: Heimlich, Malison, Hutchinson Pasely, Forsythe. FIFTEENTH ROW: Holland, Larson: McCarthy, Peiffer. Der Deutsche Verein wurde 1905 gegrundet. Der Verein machte in diesem jahr Advent- skalender. Im Herbst feierten die Mitglieder das Ithakaer Oktoberfest mit Wurst, Sauer- kraut, Pflaumenkuchen, Apfelsaft, Gesang, and Volkstiinzen. Der deutsche Fasching vmrde im Februar mit einem grossen Tanz genossen. Herr Teetor zeigte seine Farbdias, und der Verein empfang Gastlektoren von Deutschland. Mitglieder des Vereins klinnen Schuler sein, die den Anforderungen des Vereins geniige leisten wie z.b. Teilnahme an dan Treffen, und Beirriige zur Titigkeit des Vereins. Berater sind Herr Teetor und Frau Sack. The German Club was founded in 1905. This year the Club made Advent Calendars. In the Fall the members celebrated the Ithaca Oktoberfest with sausage, sauerkraut, plum cake, cider, song and folk dancing. The Ger- man Fasching was enjoyed in February with a big dance. Mr. Teetor showed his slides, and the Club received guest lecturers from Germany. Members of the Club can be stu- dents who satisfy the requirements of the Club, for instance attendance at meetings and contributions to the activities of the Club. Advisors are Mr. Teetor and Mrs. Sack. Was is los, Frau1ein...? German Club nav FIRST ROW: Mr. Teetor, Matheney, Brock, Wilson. SEC- OND ROW: Sack, Adesso, Spies, Mrs. Sack. THIRD ROW: Kelly, Willis, VanOrder, Gostanian, Cranch. FOURTH ROW: Little, Uhl, Johns, Madison, FIFTH ROW: Parratt, Burton Rustyak, Lippke. SIXTH ROW: Hoerner, Roberts, Visnyei Falke, Rieder. SEVENTH ROW: Hitzelberger, Wrighti EIGHTH ROW: Gould, Marychak, Indelicato, Kosikowski NINTH ROW: Dimmock, Smith, White, Snyder, Wassalchek Richards. TENTH ROW: Martin, Fairchild, Richard. ELEVI ENTH ROW: Wendt, Dunham, Devereux, Brooks, Parker Feldman. 1 s 137 Fa F. F. A.-SEATED, Left to Right: LaPointe, VanDurzee, Myer, Dean. STANDING: Bush, Mente, Hamilton, Mr. Preston. Health Club The members of Health Club are given an opportunity through meetings, activities, field trips, to learn more about health ca- reers, and volunteer health activities. The program for 1962-1963 included field trips, speakers, films, and a major project at the Reconstruction Home. Membership is lim- ited to 15 members who must maintain a 5 or better average. The advisor is Mr. Bedworth. 158 Future Farmers of America Future Farmers of America is an organiza- tion of boys studying vocational agriculture in the high school. This group encourages leadership, thrift, cooperation, and commu- nity participation. Membership is open to all boys who plan, when they graduate, to go into the business of farming or related agricultural fields. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Adesso, Visnyei, Innman, May, Clark. SECOND ROW: Yerka, VanDerzee, Hankinson, Mur- phy. THIRD ROW: Dalvy, Cudlin, Mooney, Foster, Doyle, Walles. Ithetaetia is a club for students interested in furthering their knowledge of the lan- guage and cultures of ancient Rome and Greece. Outstanding speakers are invited to lecture at the regular meetings. Latin Club holds a true Roman style banquet each May. Ithetearia est sodalitas pro eis discipulis qui scientiarn suam linguae et cultuae popu- lorum Romanorum et Graecorurn augere velint. Magistri egregii ad conventiis invitantur ut de rebus variis agant. Picturas sac-:pe mon- strant. Ithetaeria, mense maio, cenam servitam modo Romano setnper habet. Aqua?? Latin Club :- X was 55825 ,v-Y' ' Q FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Miss Richardson, Benward, VanDerzwee, Goldfarb. SECOND ROW: Alexander, Cogan, Greenberg, Zwingle, Mrs. Wilson. THIRD ROW: Howatt, Allaban, Kramer, Rawski. FOURTH ROW: Rinket, Scheraga, Hirshfeld, Garmise. FIFTH ROW: Faibisoff, McCarthy, Taber, SIXTH ROW: Vliet, Vail, Payne. SEVENTH ROW: Wiegandt, Naylor, Miller. l Varsity Club Varsity Club was organized in 1962. It was styled after the former Lettermen's Club. The club consists of all lettermen who have received at least two J.V. letters or one Varsity letter in any sport. The lettermen sponsor a dance each year to crown Miss I.H.S. and work at the assemblies, football games, and the wrestling matches. 4 fig, 1 f 7 tt 1' What did I do wrong now, Mr. Moresco? O FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Sidle, Howarth, Leonard, ROW: Holgate, Dean, Sheff, Parte, Porter, Clapp Lehmer, Turco, Smith, Lee, Radzik. SECOND ROW: Shippos, Smith, Lisseck. FOURTH ROW: Congdon Koren, Webster, Thompson, Bond, Robinson, Ratko- Daniels, Wood, Matheney, Cornish, VanNatta, Bergen, ski, Gillis, Swarthout, Kohm, Wells, Liguori. THIRD Harrison, Mai. Library Club v 5 . l' ll ' 'if gg. I b- , S .. Km 6, ,ji-Mg ' , -. W 5 in l 'g ' -' ,Mfg ,e , E, . QQ t, it go fa' , ,I V Cu. 'V A ' '.l N , ,gli , an 5 . W 2' gl . ,A 5 , y ,sf W 1 t . I 1 b .19 ., ,Av in . V 5, -if K , K f Q, 4 ' ' ... C 3 Y at V 6 Q ,f , ' 4 , - .fx T E T 3 Q V 1 4 - .S J. A k F sz: . . V ! - , , K ., gcff:F,gi,V v .R J - E t-we C t . as S ' ., es '-Q , -. 'T y V il al N, sm I ROW ONE, left to Right: LaFian, Snyder, Warner, Leonard, ., 9 '95 0 Homa, Smith, Painter. ROW TWO: Moran, Cogan, Zwingle, , 'f ' 'J ' Gillespie, Gainey, C, Blatchley, Healy, Van Arkel. ROW Do you have Gibbons' Decline and Fall of the THREE: Colleyacme, Curran, Vonderlin, Sprague, Miller, Martin. ROW FOUR: Rotkcastle, Roe, Parrott, Patch, Ford, Katz, Erdman, Utter, Smith, Short, Brown, Rudolph, Morgan. ROW FIVE: Saunders, Zwingle, Chase, Rightmyer, Porter, Stark, Smith, Wlilcox, Dalby, Palmer, johns, Schooley, Grippen. Roman Empire? 1 SEATED: Garmise, Zwingle, Patch, Pearson, Gering. STANDING: Scheraga, Mr. Gilbert, Parratt, Pillsbury, Katz, Nichols, McElwee, Hutchinson, Miss Press, Olsefski. Math Club The Math Club is an organization open to all llth find llth grade students and to any i 10th grade student with 21 one average. The purpose of this club is to broaden the stu- dents' knowledge in the field of mathematics. This club meets every lst and 4th Tuesday of each month. The advisors are Mr. Gil- bert and Miss Press. 141 L....... ., ,sw ag No, Mr. Bach, I'm sorry but you don't quite qualify. 142 National Honor Society The National Honor Society is a nationwide sec- condaiy school organization for recognition ofhigh scholastic achievement. Character, service. leader- ship, and scholarship are the criteria bywhich mem- bers are selected. Candidates must achieve satisfac- tory ratings in all four categories to be eligible for membership. A faculty committee appointed by the principal plans and supervises the nomination and election of candidates. Final election is decided by the entire faculty. STANDING, Left to Right: Poucher, Mr. Unsworth, Wright, Banks, Durfee. ROW TWO: Smith, Sack, Abrahms, Mrs. Kellogg. ROW THREE: I-Ioerner, McGurk,Eipper. ROW FOUR: Seeley, Gostanian. ROW FIVE: Tom, Wright, Brown. ROW SIX: Shepard, Hopkins, Simons. ROW SEVEN: Cranch, Bethe. ROW EIGHT: Gips, Keast, Perl. ROW NINE: McManus, O'Con- ner, Earle. ROW TEN: Kent, Carter. 'fy' Ju it 2 fi- Q... atm.. it .it .a....0. ' 'ig w FROM LEFT: D. lsch, R. Roe, K. Haskins, T. Carnell, S. Martin, D. Shelton. MISSING: B. Dean. l ROW ONE, Left to Right: I. Warren, Durfee, Earle, Seeley, Dr. Zien Zwingle, Zien. ROW TWO: Lippke, Rickard, Millar, Pearson, Neal: Germg, Tunison, Terrell, Wendt, Fairchild, McCartney, Sproull. Operators Club Operators Club is primarily a ser- vice organization composed of stu- dents who are willing to give up an occasional study hall to project motion pictures for various classes. Mechanical ability is desired, but a sense of responsibility and care is an even more important qualifica- tion. Members use sound-movie projectors, film-strip and slide pro- jectors. balopticons, record players, and tape recorders. Physics Club Every Tuesday morning before school H-110 bristles with activity. This is the Physics Club, composed of those students who wish to learn more about physics than is included in the school curriculum. Several field trips were taken to different places of interest, including the Cornell reactor. Advisor for the club is Dr. Zien. Bank BANK OFFICERS AND TELLERS, Left toRight: Light, Sproull, Kohm, Mai, Gibson, Stone, Brewer, Mrs. Foster, Johns, Gostanian, Naylor. To help high school students develop good financial responsibility during their high school years is the aim of this School Savings Bank. Under the auspices of the Ithaca Savings Bank, the school branch encourages saving without coupons and stamps. Student tellers and trustees operate the difficult system of machines and records with only a small amount of aid from the adults assigned to this branch. This unique business is the only one of its kind in the United States! fwfr QW 'W 4 pf FROM LEFT: Mr. Saxton, Linda Bush, Rolanda Leonard, Carol Marshall. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Zwingle, Van Gorder, Poucher, Nichols, Seeley. SECOND RONV: Mr. Bach, Scheihnbar, Yerka, Earle, Edgerton, Mr. johnson. School Store The School Store is a non-profit organization, operated under the guidance of Mr. Saxton. It provides an opportunity for business and commercial majors to gain valuable experience in accounting and mer- chandising. The School Store handles all types of school supplies and materials. They also order review books, lab. notebooks, and certain business texts. The store is open daily before and after school and during the lunch period, in B-Building. Science Club The Science Club promotes interest in the sciences through lectures and discussions on related topics. lt also attempts to make further work and studies in different scientific fields possible for interested students. The members go to a district science fair in March. Here they exhibit projects which they have planned and constructed completely on their own. They compete against other high school students for var- ious awards and monetary prizes. If a student wins in the district com- petition he may go to compete against other district winners at a state science fair. From here a state winner may exhibit his project for a national award. There are no scholastic prerequi- sites for memberships. Students need only have a genuine interest in exploring the wonders of science, Mr. Bach and Mr. johnson are the advisors. 145 Ski Club Ski Club is a very popular extracurricular activity open to any student with genuine interest in this sport. Members do not necessarily need to be expert skiers -they should have a true desire to support the club in its projects. The main objective of the club is to take a ski trip to a well known resort, some day. This would give members who might otherwise never get the oppor- tunity to travel to different ski areas, the experience of skiing under different conditions on many varied trails and slopes. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Nelson, Wall. Holgate, Gillis, Lutz, Parte. SECOND ROW: Gordon, Simmons, Kiersch, Dalton, Crass, Russo. THIRD ROW: Boyer, Scott, Kolar, Meils, Berk, Little,AMorris. FOURTH ROW: DeAngelis, Stanford, Peter, Thayer, Dimmock, V . V ' Q TX, 5 ' if f 'Q W i Good Heavens!! Greek Peak is flooded!! Detweiler, Rockcastle. FIFTH ROW: Davis, Gold Cardozo, Swan, Beggs, Hertle, Young, Wiltberger SIXTH ROW: Tallman, Peiffer, Kolar, Sieverts, Tall- man. SEVENTH ROW: Liguori, Gordon, Schlotzhauer johanssen, Tottey. Q- 1' 146 at S- ,- eff if flu, a Spanish Club FIRST ROW, Standing, Left to Right: Roe, Morgan, Miller, Kerr, Ward, Sprague, Chester, Ekholm, Miller. SECOND ROW: Caslick, Trainer, Cornelius, DeMark, Sprague, Tracy, Johns, Pack, Richards, Miss Eslaimen. THIRD ROW: Glower, Ware. FOURTH ROW: The Spanish Club was formed to learn about Spain, its cus- toms, and its people, and to create an interest in other parts of the world. Through the showing of slides, inviting of guest speakers, and participating in Spanish customs, the members gain an insight into the Spanish way of life. Money raising projects included the selling of pinatas and a booth at the Senior Carnival. El Club Espanol fue formado con el objeto de conocer acerca de Espana, sus costumbres y sus habitantes, creando al mismo tiempo interes en otras partes del mundo. Por medio de exposicion de peliculas, invitaciones a conferen- cistas y participacion en actividacles netamente espanolas, los miernbros adquieren una vision acerca del estilo de vida espanol. Proyectos para reunir fondos incluyen ventas de pinatas y operacion de un puesto de ventas en el Senior Carnival, Beach, Oleson, Van Arsclale, Kaupp, Sullivan, Clark, Allaway, Benninger, Spaulding, Nolan, Pirko. FIFTH ROW: Wall, Horheer, Gainey, Dickinson, Brown, Gillis, Hankinson. SIXTH ROW: Tottey, Hewitt, Avery, Harrison, Baker, Martin, Carnell. Cuidado con los gringos! 147 f7Jf,a7 JMD ld 07-0+ FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Perl, Lilly, Gostanian, Abrams, Heinecke, Matheney, Hoerner, Albanese. SECOND ROW: Clausen, Warren, Smith, Kelly, Little, Richards, Allaben, Slovik, Miss Elliott. THIRD ROW: Dart, Cogan, Curran, Swan, Novarr, Miller. FOURTH The Tattler, the school newspaper, is published twelve times a year by the students of the high school. The paper is printed by the Norton Printing Company, It is self-supporting, financed mainly by advertisements and to some extent by the sub- scriptions. The editorial staff this year consists of jane Abrams and Mark Heinicke, editors, Adam Perl, feature editor, Carl Homer, sports editor, and Sam Levinger and Betty Smith, editorial assistants. The advertising manager is Donna Matheneyg busi- ness manager, Susan Lily, and circulation manager, Betty Hoerner. The faculty advisors are Miss Marian Elliott and Mr. Francis Schafer. Assignments are given to reporters and feature writers three weeks before the publication date, and are due a week later. During the next few days the copy is edited and typed, and then sent to Norton's the weekend before publication. The paper is organized and proof-read the following week, and it finally appears on that Friday. 148 ROW: Howe, Irvine, Hewitt, Payne, McCarthy McGurk. FIFTH ROW: Rightmyer, Kaupp, Ryan Garmise, Aguilar, O'Connor, Lacko, Marsden, Gips SIXTH ROW: Homer, Miller, Levinger, Bonney Ward, Tottey. Genius at work! a s Tattlcr Representatives FIRST ROW, FIOH1 I-eff! Elmer, ROC, Hamilton, ROXW: Blair, Greisen, Walls, Miller, Curran, Innman. Richards, Hoerner, Bock, Dm SECOND ROW: FOURTH ROW: Matheney, xvuson, Mafyehak, Allaben, Wellington, Danks, Millet, Slovik. THIRD Knuutila, Hgwe, Station W-I-H-S is our student-operated radio station which broadcasts daily, via the school sound system, school news and other announcements of interest to the stu- dent body. Announcers and technicians are chosen each year on the basis of tty-outs for these jobs. Dr. Bennett is the advisor. LEFT TO RIGHT: Fendrick,Carnell,Patten, Craig,Martin,Avery. SEATED: Dr. Bennett. WIHS 14 Congress FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Cliggott, Sproull, McManus, Wright, Konvitz, Earle, Kent, Poucher. SECOND ROW: Donahue, Millar, Dominguez, Ratkowski, Herson, Fuess, Brown. THIRD ROW: Fabisoff, Nichols, Poppensiek, Webster, O'Connell, Mitchell, Paar. FOURTH ROW: Martin, Wendt, Loberg, Schlotzhauer, Olsefski, Whitted, Carter, Miller. Come on, Mr. Cliggott, we're just playing! No, Nichols, I don't know what one wall said to the other wall . . .l Ithaca High School's honorary boys' debating club, Congress, meets every other Thursday. The boys debate, formally and informally, on pertinent issues. Congress, whose members are junior and senior boys, sponsors a dance each year fthis year, The Infernoj and half of the Congress-Legislative debate. iff ng Legislative FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Hansel, Sack, Mclilvvee, Smith, Holmberg, Goode, Abrahms, Blean. SECOND ROW: Errigo, Sprague, Hodges, Matheney, Hoerner. Bethe. Schroeder, Gostanian. THIRD ROW: Brock, Howe, Simons, Sprague, McCarthy, Irvine, Allaxvay, Beggs. FOURTH ROXW: Hirschfeld, johnson, Murphy, Stainton. johnson. Gips, Blair, Hertel. Oh BROTHER . . lawns Legislative, Ithaca High Schools girls' debating club, meets every other Thurs- day, At the meetings the members par- ticipate in debates on topics of current interest. The club also invites speakers from Cornell, usually foreign students, to discuss the problems in their respective homelancls. Each year Legislative sponsors a dance, and a trip for the senior mem- bers is planned. Legislative also holds a debate with Congress before the student body. I 51 Concert Band '- The Concert Band is a select group of 46 musicians who give performances in the spring. The hand has begun a project of commissioning original works to perform. The com- missioning project has achieved national recognition, and Mr. Battisti believes it to be the only annual project of its kind in the country. This year the work is being done by Chevez. Symphony Band 2 Symphonic Band was organized just last year and it meets twice a week. The purpose of the hand is to give the musicians who are not in the Concert Band a chance to play together. Clarinet L noir SEATED, Left to Right: Farrow, Myers, Alexander, Swanson, Herson. STANDING: Schlater, Campbell, Trapp, Fuess, Saunders. Percussion Ensemble SEATIZD, Left to Right: Post, Mobbs, Kramer, Craig, Carter. STANDING: Drisrull, Slurnndt, l.i11n5g, Bliss. CONFUSIONY 5 15 3 One of the cool school. Dance Band SEATED, Left to Right: Davis, Ainsworth, Habel, Seeley Paley. STANDING: Larson, Miller, Riley, Bipper, Miller Hackett, Storandt, Mobbs. Flute Choir SEATED, Left to Right: Tom, Catalfano, Taber, Scherga, Janus, Hopkins. STANDING: Shepard. Saxophone Ensemble LEFT TO RIGHT: Habel, Trapp, McKeegan, Williams, McLaren, Sears. Brass Quintet LEFT TO RIGHT: Kahn, Terrell, Kent, Miller, McLellan. Y the end of the world Marching Band A precision marching band during the fall term and a concert wind ensemble in the spring, the I. H. S. marching band consists of 90 membersg 74 of whom are musicians, 4 majorettes, 8 members of the color guard, one drum-major, and one drum sergeant. The baud plays for football games and gives other various performances. Little boy blue . . Look, look, look!! Color Guards . -1323 , 5' V M5 f M . , L 5 I 4 ,. ---v 3 K x I X . 1 X h a J-4, FROM LEFT: Feldman, Lyon, Beck, S. Beck, Huchion, Meils, Banks, Ballard. Lift up your foot, Marianna!!! Majorcttes FROM LEFT: Marsh, Delaurentis, Matson, Smith 0mu.w.,a!e Senior Choral Club FIRST ROW: Minturn, Alexander, Bell, Allaben, Lutz Stuart, Cogan, Kelts, Schroeder, Gostanian, Howe SECOND ROW: Milligen, McConnell, Warren Campbell, Tracy, Hodges, Greisen, Spenser, Darsie Catalfano. THIRD ROW: Rockcastle, Boyer, Jorden Pesoli, Henderson, Eipper, Rinker, Foster, Meils, a s The Ithaca High School Concert Choir main- tained its usual standards of high musical achievement during this year. Mr. Mason accepted an invitation to perform sections of the Mozart Requiem at the Eastern Divi- sion of the Music Educators National Con- ference in Atlantic City. Choir members worked hard to raise the necessary funds for the trip, and to perfect the performance. 158 Colbert, Hollister. FOURTH ROW: Saunders, Simons Sieverts, Holgate, Madison, Baldwin, Meade, Crass Blair, Peterson, Cottner, Furman. FIFTH ROW: Chase Roberts, Agmilar, Hirshfeld, Knapp, Olsefski, Heim- lich, Buyse, Holland, Beck, Lyon. Senior Glee Club OK., it's decided. You push Mason Mints and I'll sell Battisti Beardsf' Shortly after the Atlantic City trip in March, the IHS concert choir sang the complete Mozart Requiem, directed by Karl Husa with the Ithaca Chamber Orchestra in Bailey Hall. Membership in this choir is limited by the most stringent auditions. Members are chosen by their ability to sing well, read music, and carry their own parts. FIRST ROW: Besacon, Perl, Haywood, Sarant, Neal, Yerka, Mooney. SECOND ROW: Post, Stutz, Wright, Travis, Sanders, Fabi, Driscoll, Arnold. THIRD ROW: Albanese, Hackley, Matychak, Mackereth, Hughes Miller, Backus, Richards, Eipper. FOURTH ROW:7 Shantz, Miller, Meadows, Holley, Humphreys, Costello Maxson, Wehe. FIFTH ROW: Light, Homer, Musk- grave, Deveraux, Tottey, Johanson, deGraff, Shelton Avery. 159 unior Choir f aft FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Wheeler, Parkin, Miller, Grippin, Zwingle, Kelly, Miller, Gillespie, Freeman, Congdon, Hewitt, Warren, VanArkel, Morgan, Jackson, Dalton, Kellogg, Denmark, Paulison, Murphy, Brockway, Davenport. SECOND ROW: Elmer, Carter, Rose, Lanphear, Craig, Miller, Hanson, McGee, Georgiou, Culligan, Miller, Milligan, Lasher, Visnyei, Daino, Cordash, Morgan, Howarth, Vasse, I-Ioltharr, Glover, Slater. THIRD ROW: Parr, Colbert, Kahn, Wilcox, Machen, Wellington, Pritchard, Agard, Nolan, A xv ' , X, , , fax t I 1 J, ,Z V, ',,, -H i ,. ,, , -Cx' , , X V., xy K-xv, Q 1 3' i'Y,X i -. A' , 'FA P ' n ,I as I y ,,,, X .s H ., I -,E 30,13 . , . M .jg r, ,2ggQx'Q,,e ,Q . .. X I 5 . , gtg? Aa. 4,,w,.-f ,LR I b y if -,qw , A L- Q. F, f gf :kg wi f'- Q - .f it ' 4fi'? fs:151' if ,elm ' ' ff , lifrvff f 3395355 ,,siL, ' ht A I-:,g-,iw gf? FUSE if ' '- ' ' i'4 f' ' ,flu ' . 4' ' TWEET ! 160 Kirby, Schmidt, Barnes, DeBell, Patch, Kane, Abbott Fernalld, Parker, Davis, Morehouse. FOURTH ROW Saunders, Brown, Payne, Colleyacme, Moore, Burton Palmer, Taber, Hatt, Glower, Bruska, Vail, Coggshell Pirko, Horn, Comstock, Kane, Fairbanks, Stamp Gibson, Conners. FIFTH ROW: Peiffer, Webber Krumhansl, Wilson, DiPrimio, Zwingle, Brooks Martin, Hushion, Marsden, Bowman, Tetor, Miller Nichol, Craig, Vliet, Hughes, Hart, Moore, Riggs. The junior Choir is composed mostly of Sophomores and juniors. Junior Choir helps students to develop music tech niques to prepare them for Senior Choir. The Choir performed at the school Christmas and Spring Concerts, and Boynton junior High. Membership is limited by auditions. 1 No, Laurie, a half note is this long . . . Button, button, who's got the button? Aonovvake mhye darrlinng Orpheus LEFT TO RIGHT: Lutz, Simons, Henderson, Eipper, Buyse, Holland, Light, Arnold, Perl, Hughes, Mackereth, Neal, Avery, Tottey, Matychak, Yerka, Darsie. SITTING: Milligan, Saunders. The Orpheus Club is composed of the best of the senior choir. Each singer is chosen by the grade that he received on his audition at the first of the year. Orpheus Club mem- bers are the first chair members of their sections in the Concert Choir. Madrigals is a group of singers from the Concert Choir who enjoy singing madrigals and other a cappella pieces of music. All members must be able to carry their parts without piano assistance. Madrigal singers are chosen on the grades received in the fall auditions. They perform for suppers and meetings around Ithaca, and at school as- semblies. 162 Madrigals FROM LEFT: Hughes, Matychak, Neal, Maxson, Avery, Lutz Simons, Stuart, Eipper, Buyse, Holland, Ferman. AT PIANO' Milligan, Saunders. Girls Choir FIRST ROW, From Left: Sladish, Kohler, Davis, Goldberg, Burley, Maine, Moran, Wells, Ames, Cratsley, Cole, Gordon. SECOND ROW: Adesso, Miller, Rogachefsky, Miller, Cole, Snyder, Newby, Visnyei, Little, Kusawa, Zalewski, Mix. THIRD ROXY7: Reidel, Shipe, joseph, Zimmer, VanEtter, Allen, Boyle, Lorenzo, Black, june, Macali. FOURTH ROW: Hastings, Best, Olsen, Harris, VanArsdale, Webster, Menko, Pirko, Korherr, Smith, Ainslie, Lacko. The Girls' Choir, composed of sophomore girls, meets every week on Monday and Tuesday, first period. The choir was organ- ized this fall, to give all girls who were interested in singing, and who were not in junior or Senior Choirs, a chance to learn about music and to perform at school assemblies. Holla-hie, hollafho . . Orchestra FIRST ROW, Lefr to Right: Poucher, Rawski, Green- berg, Wellington, Payne, Hirshfeld, Saunders, Taylor. SECOND ROW: Hamilton, Cogshell, Krumhansl Hamilton, Rockcastle, Hollister, Zwingle, Wright THIRD ROW: Walls, Hoerner, Wehe, Wieganclt, Glower, Buyse, Hopkins, Gibson, Hedlund, Trapp, Campbell, Campbell. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Squire, Hocketr, Lounsberry, Riley, Fisher, Marshall. FIFTH ROW: Srorandr, Mobbs, Driscoll, Campbell, Kent. String Trio LEFT TO RIGHT: Wiegandr, Zwingle, Wehe. String Quartets v' LEFT TO RIGHT: Rawski, Greenberg, Saunders, Hirshfeld. LEFT TO RIGHT: Poucher, Coggshell, Payne, Taylor Cheerleaders The Cheerleaders lead the crowds at sports events in cheers to promote school spirit and good sportsmanship. The Varsity squad is composed of juniors and seniors, the 'I.V. squad of sophomores and juniors. The girls travel to away games to encourage the teams. They attend a clinic, and compete in tournaments in Rochester and Binghamton. Varsity FIRST ROW Left to mms 30' go' go' go ' ' LEFT TO RIGHT Freeman Ennis, Gee, Ginsler, Chester, Mazza. unior Varsity Football FIRST ROW, From Left: Wheaton, Pokerwinski, Veit Sherwood, Beaulieu, Martindale, McGuire, Watson, Turcsik Bloom Lee Nebelsk Graves Conners , 1 , Y, 1 Schaufler, Abbott, Kolody, Kearl. SECOND ROW: , Mr. Flynn, Pearl, Conklin, Consalui, Marion, Stamp, Luoma, Matheney, Knutila, Pritchard, Nelson, Kozak, , Kelse Durlin , Hillick, Southby, Richardson, Milton, Y, 8 Mr. Congdon. The 1962 season of Ithaca High School J.V. football was sophomores, and two of the opponents were varsity squads. Very successful. The team compiled a 4-2 record. This is Eric Knuutila was elected outstanding player. especially good considering that most of the players were If you can't get 'em any other way . . . Sept. Sept, Oct. Oct. s Oct. 1 Nov. 21 28 5 12 19 2 Ithaca Opponent 33 Lansing Central 0 14 at Elmira Southside 0 14 at Trumansburg Central O 19 at Vestal Central 15 6 Elmira Free Academy 12 13 at Auburn 7 167 Varsity Football The Ithaca High Varsity Football team rolled to a successful fourth place finish in the tough Southern Tier Conference. Moresco's chargers compiled a reputable 4-3-l record, with many games which could have gone either Way. The Little Red were beaten thoroughly only by Union Endicott and had a good chance of winning in both of the other games which they lost. This year found Ithaca in a new formation. For years the Little Red have relied upon the powerful single wing offense. In the opening game against Elmira Free Academy, the lthacans shocked their opponents with a new, more deceptive, unbalanced tee attack. The win over Academy was followed by a tie with Binghamton Central and then three straight losses to Vestal, Johnson City, and Union Endicott. Still full of fight, however, the Little Red proceeded to win their last three games against non-leaguer Auburn, Binghamton North, and finally Elmira Southside, to complete a great come-from- behind season. After season laurels went to Captain Bill Kohm who was selected to the first team All Southern Tier Conference, plus being voted Ithaca's Outstanding Player and was recipient of the joe Spano Award which goes to the Ithaca player who best exemplifies the spirit and sports- manship of the late joe Spano. Paul Lisseck was selected to second team All Southern Tier Conference, Fay Grover and Jim Koran were given honorable mention. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Lee, Augustine, Porter, Osborne, Clapp, Koren, Uris, Swarthout, Radzick, Way, Liguori, Horn, McGory, Lee, Congdon, Bradley, Wheaton, Case, Mr. Bouton. SECOND ROW: Van Gorder, Dentes, Hall, Parsons, Spencer, Grover, Mezey, Lisseck, Klein, Miller, Carter, Mai, Leonard, Bonney, Wells, Robinson, Cornish, Kohm, Caveney, Miller, McCarthy, Holley, Mr. Valensente, Mr. Turco, Mr. Moresco. THE LOG: I.H.S. 25 Elmira Free Academy 7 7 Vestal 20 6 Binghamton Central 6 0 johnson City 6 7 Union Endicott 27 12 Binghamton North 6 7 Auburn 6 20 Elmira Southside 12 168 ja-' Q' . 1 ,fa wig. 1 v N f -. .' .f-m,,.4, i uv! '5 fY 'M .. , JNL ' I 1 K A., an KA R . fi' , fw , ' - Q' 1 . 1 , 9 . ig ,, rf ' 8 , .V . ,, - Mk ' '14, , 1 '-1 ' 4 Q Im., ,M A A , A , M A ' .'. Q Y ' K -fl ,- ' QQ , . ,, 5 ' V'7 gX' fi- ' fr ff? ' -f. 32.1. . V' ., f mv' ' ' ' f x 'fy'- V , T' M iymp.. , ,, , . ' M ' ' 4 QW-'iff . I Q , ' vii , ,. 1 1. W Y' , , 'ZW - M ff' W .Ff L 1, ,W V, W xf -. . 1? '- 251.19 'V V 54 Q: if ' ' 'I kiwi ' 3Yf1f' :?3i1fv',kfg7a' ' U 4 riagki 4 A Jig-n nf' Lhgg, ,, 1 'Kwai as 3 -3 ' F' 5,5 :N A 'Y ' W 5' x K, K R r, .M .3 M1 QM A junior Varsity Wrestling FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mandeville, Boda, DeLiber0. SECOND ROW: Poole, Benson, Galt, Terboss, Jump, Cleveland, Wood. THIRD ROW: Perry, Ellis, Richards, Lang, Kane, Holley, Lucas, Holtan. Ithaca Oppgnem 49 Homer 5 36 Horseheads 15 14 Elmira Southside 29 32 Chenango Forks 14 47 Cortland 3 34 Windsor 18 34 Auburn 14 51 Elmira Free Academy 5 39 Union Endicott 6 51 Canisteo 5 You should see this one off the high dive!! 170 The Ithaca High School j.V. wrestling team, though wrestling well, dropped its first loss in 40 matches to Elmira Southside. The team had been undefeated for the past two years. Among the consistently fine grapplers were John Galt and Rich Holley. Varsity Wrestling I E 7 ' M ' - ,ai -3929 Q ay I have this Waltz? ' , an ., -, s A 7 A - - - , 5 Q f' V' ,V Q ,Vi ati?-ig' 51'2f.g wigs' f ,xii M, gpg fl ,,, H A--WQ! 01.4 1, , Q . e 'Q M wx' . I -Qi. il? 'J 4 . ig .y ,g p Ithaca Opponent . 'V ' I 40 Homer 8 D 4 51 Chenango Forks 9 0 T 54 Cortland 12 ' s 46 Canisteo 0 40 Horseheads 8 28 Elmira Southside 10 28 Vestal 18 The Ithaca High School wrestling team rolled, along in high gear, 25 WiUdS0f 21 bringing back memories of the teams which compiled a record 42 Auburn 7 of 14 Section 4 championships in a row. The team won 11 40 Elmira Free Academy 8 matches and the Windsor Tournament before taking its 15th 28 Union-Endicott 18 Sectional crown. The players avenged last year's defeats by Windsor Tournament 97 points 1st Vestal and Chenango Forks. Of the seven boys entered in the Sectionals 84 points 1st Sectionals, four won championships. They were: jake Benninger, at 99 pounds, Mike Turco, Co-captain, at 1243 Richie Leonardo, Co-captain, at 136, and Icrry Beach, at 184. Also outstanding during the season were Mike Garside and jim Chester. X,' 1 W FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Capagrossi, Harper, Riggs. SECOND ROW: Alexander, Chester, Turco, Garside, Leonardo, Lee. THIRD ROW: Mr. Turco, Luoma, Shippos, Beach, Knuutila, Carlson, Decker, Carach. 171 unior Varsity Basketball 23X 30 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Argetsinger, Maricle. Gelward, Sherf, Fry, Hastings. SECOND ROW: Greenwood, Proulx, Nelson, Musgrave, Dean, Homer, Rich, Farley, Mr. Congdon. Once again the junior varsity cagers were the class of the Southern Tier Conference, Coach Robert Congdon's squad matched the varsity's 14-2 regular session record and captured their seventh consecutive Western Division Championship, Returnees Iim Rich and Bruce Musgrave were joined by Freshmen Dietz Fry, Mike Hastings, and Steve Sheff to form a capable starting quintet. Rich and Fry emerged as the top scorers for the well-balanced team which promises to supply some fine material for future varsities. 172 I.H.S. 61 49 52 53 47 45 49 54 50 57 59 57 49 65 44 58 THE LOG: Vestal Union-Endicott Auburn Johnson City Homer Binghamton North Athens Elmira Southside Mount Carmel Binghamton Central Elmira Free Academy Homer Auburn Athens Elmira Southside Elmira Free Academy Southern Tier Conference Championship Game Varsity Basketball I.H.S. 61 Vestal 47 73 Union Endicott 63 58 Auburn 68 60 Johnson City 55 74 Homer 50 60 Binghamton North 54 53 Athens 47 64 Elmira Southside 58 68 Mt. Carmel 54 61 Binghamton Central 48 66 Elmira Free Academy 64 61 Homer 48 66 Auburn 57 58 Athens 50 65 Elmira Southside 72 66 Elmira Free Academy 64 56 Binghamton Central 43 CS. T. C. Championship Play-offj The Ithaca High Basketball team enjoyed its most successful season in twelve years, winning 14 games and losing only 2. The season was topped off by winning the Southern Tier Conference championship. Under Coach Don Culligan, who won his 200th high school game, the team won 11 in a row in the middle of the S . . 1- -f f5 is Egg is , Ly. Q J' ' :XY N K, 9 Q I .. ' . , .. Q - and Ai.. N 0 I ,I A I - 7 ' ' 1't.. st I as Q ' -N11 qv Q 1 wav 3 ' , ' if 1 mi N ' ' P , if johnny says, Jump UPV' season before losing to Elmira Southside in double overtime. Led by unanimous all-S.T.C. guard Dan Wood, Ithaca beat every team it faced at least once, and Coach Culligan looks for another excellent season next year, with four out of five starters returning. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Whit, Marsh, Bonney, Wfay, Coyle, Swartout, Miller, Wells. SECOND ROW: McGuire, Woodg Maricle, VanNatta, Cornish, Kohm, Homer, Brewer, Mr. Culligan. N 1.4, Q, 1 3, 173 74 unior Varsity Baseball FIRST ROW: Gainey, Lowe, Kearl, Horn, Mike, Geldwert. SECOND ROW: Arget- singer, Kish, Brooks, Rich, McGory, Miller, Mr. Myer. 1962 I.H.S. 1 Elmira Free Academy 5 9 johnson City 0 2 Elmira Southside 10 11 Auburn 10 11 Notre Dame of Elmira 2 7 Binghamton Central 0 7 Elmira Free Academy 2 4 Union Endicott 10 13 Union Endicott 9 8 Auburn 3 3 Binghamton North 8 4 Elmire Southside 13 6 Notre Dame of Elmira 7 12 Trumansburg 4 13 Candor 15 11 Dryden 5 15 Spencer 2 6 Trumansburg 5 7 Dryden 8 .4 Varsity Baseball FIRST ROW: Sidle, Parte, Swarthout, Terry. SECOND ROW: Lisseck, Wood, Maricle, Porter, Daniels, Sherf, Mr. Moresco. Opponent Ithaca 1962 Elmira Free Academy 1 6 Johnson City O 5 Elmira Southside 3 2 Vestal 1 2 Auburn 3 8 Notra Dame of Elmira 1 2 Binghamton Central 9 5 Elmira Free Academy 6 8 Union Endicott 3 11 Union Endicott 5 4 Auburn 7 8 Binghamton North 0 2 Elmira Southside 1 3 Notra Dame of Elmira 2 9 Vestal fChampionshipJ 2 4 For the fourth year in a row, the Ithaca High School Baseball Team accomplished its main objective, which was to uphold its previous title of Southern Tier Champion. The team compiled a 12-13 record. Good hitting, good pitching, and good coaching, combined with high morale accounted for the excellent season. 175 Cross Country ..,,. 4,111.14 KNEELING, Left to Right: Donahue, Heinicke, Thompson, Crossmore. STANDING: Mr. Hipolit, Burt, Holgate, Gillis, Smith. Oh, when the saints .... The story of Ithaca High cross country in 1962 is one of a very small squad made still smalkr by illness and injury. Coach Kasimer Hipolit's runners, never at full strength,began ignominiously with four consecutive losses. In the first meet EFA whipped the Ithacans 26-50. A week later Ithaca again trailed at the Conwicke Invitational, taking a fourth place in a nine team meet. In the next meet, a quadrangular one, Ithaca stole off with last place. In the Vestal Invitational, the harriers were fortunate to get sixth place in an eleven team field. Things began to look up when a good team effort gained a tie with U-E. The peak of the season was reached in Meet of September 21 Zfld Harpur College Meet Ctie with U-EJ 1st Vestal Invitational Gfh Meet of October 5 4th Conwicke Invitational 4th Cincinnatus Invitational lst Sectionals 5th the following meet, the Cincinnatus Invitational, when Ithaca became the first team in the history of the meet to win it two years in a row. The Sectionals were an anticlimax as Ithaca placed fifth out of seven teams and qualified only one runner, Mark Heinicke, for the Inter- sectionals. Co-captain Mark Heinicke was the outstanding performer throughout the season. He was followed by Al Donohue and co-captain Clayton Smith. Dick Holgate, Dan Burt, Mark Thompson, and Al Gillis completed the first team in that order. Ed Crossmore was the running manager. L Track Team Mr. Hipolit's track team looks strong for the coming 1963 season. Many of last year's best runners and FIRST ROW: Newby, Donahue, B. Lee, Baker, Nelson, McManus, Ratkoski, Bond, Smith, J, Lee, Congdon. SEC- OND ROW: Mr. Hipolit, Vasse, Lawrence, Mahool McCray, Page, Southby, Cristey, Bigley, Brown, Perl Whiting. THIRD ROW: Dentes, Hall, Feuer, Gordon, Salamino, Burt, Yerka, Crossmore, Milton, Tucker. 1 v jumpers are expected back. Besr of luck for a successful SESSOH. FOURTH ROW: Bronke, Lynch, Copeland, Yarnell Whitmarsh, Carnell, Radzik, Casciotti, Diduch, Hillick FIFTH ROW: Baker, Graves, Robertson, S. Lee, Arnold s Center, Lent, Kirby, Beaulieu, Foster. SIXTH ROW: Wendt, McCarthy, Miller, Craig, DeBell, Dean, Krumm, N ewhart, Farley, Mooney. Vestal Relays C-- -- 4th Sectionals ,,..u ,,- 4th Elmira Relays cc- U 5rd Zones .,......,..L.. --- lst Team Record .... . ..u,.L -,- 3-1 Zone Winners - 1962 Pole Vault - Pat Mulcahy Mile - Lynn Cunningham 880 Relay - John McManus, joe Lee, Pat Mulcahy, Bruce Nelson Medley Relay - Dick Dropkin, john McManus, Gene Cogshall, Mark Heinicke CZone Recordj 177 Swimming Team Ithaca won the The individual Freestyle, Tom Chelekis-400 yd relay also. The 178 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Staley, Loberg, Ackerman, Matheney, Howarth, Webster. SECOND ROW: Nenno, Slater, Shaw, Meadows, Watson, Morris. THIRD ROW: Knapp, Conners, Comstock, Strong, Ward, Whitney, Chelekis. Sectionals at Harpur's College this year. champions were: Bob Matheny-100 yd, Howarth-100 yd. Backstroke, Dick . Freestyle. Ithaca won 200 yd. medley team represented Ithaca High at the Easterns with: Bob Matheny, Eric Loberg, Dick Chelekis, and Tom Howarth. They formed a relay and finished 10th. Their record was I2 wins and I loss. The only loss came earlier in the season to Rome Free Academy. They want me to do a solo in the synchronized show??? Golf Team The Golf Team had its best year last year and hopes to do as well or better this year. Four of the regular five starters and all but one of the reserves are back from last year's team which was unbeaten in 15 local meets, the Sectional Championships, and the Intetsectional Championships. The coach, Mr. Geore, is the fourth in the last three years for this team. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Wallace, Poucher, Staley, Farnsworth, SECOND ROW: Mr. George, Wasilchak, Humphreys, VanNatta, Mai, Buyoucos. 17 Tennis Team FIRST ROW: Faibisoff, Spies, Kassman, Levinger. SECOND ROW: Webster, Loberg, Nichols, Holley, Brown. The 1965 squad lost only four of the players from last year's Varsity and junior Varsity teams, Last year, the J.V. was 5-5 against varsities from smaller schools. The 1965 team has excellent depth and great potential for an even better year. 180 1962 Opponent Ithaca Norwich 5 4 Horseheads 0 7 Cortland 0 9 Binghamton Central 4 5 Elmira Free Academy 4 5 Binghamton North 0 7 Auburn 2 7 Elmira Southside 0 7 Elmira Free Academy 5 6 Auburn 1 8 Norwich 5 6 Sectionalr Singler Double! lst Tom Wood 1st Eric Loberg and 5rd David Kirkwood Sam Levinger 2nd Rob Brown and Tad Webster Team Title Inzerfectionalr Team Title Tad Webster - runner-up in the Consolation Rifle Team FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Kelsey, Gray, Porter, Cornelius, Bond. SECOND ROXV Lychalk, Corrigan, Moonev, DeBall, Dean, Downing, King. Rifle Club KNEELING, Left to Right: Cornellias, Richardson, Bond, Gray, Poyer. SITTING: Spaulding, Warros, Dean, DeBell, Richardson, Miller, Hushions, STANDING: Inman, Chordash, Morgan, Tripp, Downing, Swansbrough, King, Kelsey, Lychalk, Mooney, Henry, Mr. Unsworrh. Synchronized Swimming SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMERS - FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Halstead, Macera, Hertel, Kolar, Feld- man, Strong, O'Brien, Miller, Bangs, Rogachefski SECOND ROW: Serviss, Darrah, Hansen, McElwee Kolar, Ialet, Alloway, Freeman, Shipe. THIRD ROW? 82 It'll NEVER fit!!! Maubaussin, joseph, Beggs, Kaupp, Lutz, Little, Young, Hurtt. FOURTH ROW: Stainton, Gould, Cogshell Davis, Cotner, Warren, Ryan, Swan, Bruska, Aguilar. FIFTH ROW: Vann, Crass, Rocker, Kosikowski Heathway, Poyer, Peterson, Knuutila, Swan. Synchronized Swimming is a club of girls who are all top precision swimmers. They perform water ballets stunts, and routines, in practices, and meetings and to the delight of the students of IHS culminate the acquired talents in a grand annual show. This year the theme of the production was Splashing Through The Years. The requirements for membership into this desirable club are stiff, and each girl must per form a series of difficult skills in the pool to pass the CIIEIZIICC ICSC. Lnrls' Sports Club Girls' Sports Club was organized so that more girls might have an opportunity to participate in recrea- tional activities and sports. Any interested girl may join. Any girl who has earned 200 points is awarded a class numeralg 300 points, an I g 500 points, a cupg and if she should be so active as to succeed in earn- ing 650 points, she gets her name engraved on a plaque. These points are accumulated by participa- tion in various sports activities. These activities include several playdays upon which the girls travel to other schools or invite other girls here to compete in seasonal girls' sports. Where the girls are! GIRLS' SPORTS CLUB FIRST ROW Left to Ri ht - 7 g 3 Mrs. Higgins. SECOND ROW: Parratt, Riedel, Mars- den, Green, Short, Peterson, Visnyei, Wells Gordon THIRD ROW: Arthur, Meeker, Maupassant,,BlatchleyL Moore, Lacko, Boyle, Ksenack, Hamilton. FOURTH ROW: Graves, Auble, Stuwart, Holland, Kerry, Kenjerski, Lorenzen. I8 84 Soccer Team FIRST ROW: B. Brown, F. Sidle, M. Tobey, F. McGuire, R. Coyle, E. Danks, T. Griffen, G. Patte. SECOND ROW: B. Lynch, B. Brown, P. Nelson, B. Slode, E. Loberg, R. Olsen, B. Bigley, T. Bond, A. Sposito. THIRD ROW: T. LaRock, J. Simpson, J. Gordon, B. Feuer, D. Wood, P. Canley, Tom Webster, B. Dean, Tad Webster, Mr. Gibson, Advisor. .W .,.. qw., M -Q? SEASON LOG Ithaca-Virgil Homer Manlius Genoa Sherwood Port Bryan Fabius Homer Genoa Padua Manlius King Ferry Cincinnatus IHS's first varsity soccer team in twenty-five years compiled a remarkable 9-2-2 record, going undefeated through its seven games and finishing second to Cinncinnatus for the Section IV Western Division Championship. Coach Frank Gibson's squad met the challenge of an interscholastic schedule so successfully that the other Little Red ll felt compelled to salvage a winning season. Short on experience but long on enthusiasm, the boys with the educated feet, quickly developed into a determined and constantly improving u.nit as evidenced by their upset win over previously unbeaten King Ferry, perennial Cayuaga County Champions. FIRST ROW, From Left: Bock, Wolverton, Carson, Fairchild, Scheimber. SECOND ROW: Brockway, Longacre, Fendrick, Pierson, Baldini. Chess Club is composed of any and all students wishing to challenge others at the profound game of chess. Members challenge each other and also periodically hold tournaments. Many of the club's members have become skilled at this fascinating pastime and have found equally skilled partners with whom to match their wits. Mike and Key Club This Club is designed to stimulate interest in short wave radio. Oppor- tunity is provided for members to fulfill the requirements for obtain- ing amateur radio licenses. Club activities include code practice ses- sions, discussion of the radio com- munication theory, and work on building equipment for the school amateur radio station. FIRST ROW, From Left: Richards, Roe, Rickard, Miss Kominski, Roe, Nichols. SECOND ROW: Abbott, Faltay, Scholzhauer, Faibsoff. Chess Club 185 My books say we've lost 352,000 on hot Sure. You're Santa Claus, tips from Doctor Bennett. that's your gnome, and I'm Mary, Queen of Scots. 4 A Damned water pxsrols' ' 51, :gr 43 , , Missed. 86 On your marks . . . Me? Who me? You want me to head the Congress Fishing Expedition? 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Binks Spraying Equip. Jacks 84 Porto-Power Repairs SALES 8. SERVICE All Makes of Equipment Repaired 805 Taber St. AR 3-I972 Congmtiiliztiom to the Clay: of '63 from H. JOHNS REAL ESTATE not multiple listing THE NORTON PRINTING CO. 3I7 East State Street Printers of all Your Activity Needs Phone AR 2-7800 s ACADEMY BEAUTY SALON For the life of your hair . , . Give iz the Academy care. Open evenings AR 2-5460 Il3 S. Cayuga St. ITIWOCG, N- Y' Bert Wirhef zo Clan of '65 SCHOOLEY'S, INC. Quality Jewelers l52 East State Street 53 YeoI?I Mr. Darmosf' 201 tw gg ff K fr? ART CRAFT OF ITHACA, INC. Photo-offset and Letter Press Printing 640 West Green Street You lie! Compliment: of HAROLD'S ARMY 8g NAVY STORE IO6-IO8 N. Cayuga St. 202 Congmzulatiom to the Clam of '63 ROBERT S. BOOTHROYD AGENCY, INC. General Insurance ,312 E. Seneca Street Phone AR 2-8lOO Hey you ugly monster, get out there and fight. Best Wishes to the Class of '63 MM . . . ITHACA, NEW YORK Where Ithaca shops with confidence Congmlulfztzom and Bent Wifhey . . to the Clan of '63 ' Cayuga Motor Sales Corp. ' ' Wm. T. Pritchard ' ' Long's Motor Sales ' Finney Motors Ripley Motor Co. Erie J. Miller ' Jack Townsend Chevrolet ' Dates Chevrolet ' Cutting Motors, Inc. THE TOMPKINS COUNTY AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION, INC. Best Wixhex from ITHACA OFFICE Corzgmmlatzom 10 the Clam of '63 Myron Wasilchak, owner 308 E. Seneca St. Ithaca, N Y From the School Everything for Bmineyf' Typewriters - School Supplies Career Center II9 E. State Ik 1 Busy hands at work in our efficient library. 20 TIOGA AUTO PARTS Ithaca, N. Y. KIMBALL REAL ESTATE realtors Complete Real Efmze Service Community Corners Ithaca, N. Y. Congwztzzlaliom to the Claw of '63 AL FONTANA Ithaca's Shoe Sales and Service Center 40I Eddy St. AR 2-2080 To the new shooI . . . To the great class of '63 . . . Greetings and salutations from the greatest mens' and boys' store in the U. S.A .... MORRIS' . . of course. 204 Compliments of TH ERM, INCORPORATED Don't you twat anyone? or The super-high standards of the I.H.S. students. H. A. CAREY CO., INC for insurance that insures Best Wishes to the Class of l963 from Gulismn Carpets, Dutch Boy Venetian blinds for the entire new high school were supplied Pains Armstrong Floors and T, , Stylon Ceramic Tiles are by DICKINSONIS .MTTOEEQT Be Thrifty Buy Quality ATWATER'S at the Corners Everything to Eat Best Wishes to The Class of ,63 ITHACA AGENCY, INC. All Forms ot Insurance Oh . . . Hello, Miss Stocking Including Lite and Hospital Wm. S. Scott Albert E. Greene Wm. S. Scott, Jr. Y Jack Weston los WEST STATE STREET ITHACA, NEW YORK C ompliments of FAHEY PHARMACY AND PERFUME SHOP J. A. Shipe Quality - Service - Price l54-I56 East State Street Ph. AR 2-2222 20 HlCKEY'S Complefe Musical Service Always Ready +o Serve You PROMPTLY and Dear Abbey ..... HlcKEY's B Wh est lS es MUSIC STORE GUY J. NATALI 201 S. Tioga St. Ph AR 2 8262 General Insurance 515 N. Cayuga St T.G. MILLER S SONS PAPER CO BEST WISHFS FROM THE ITHACA CHAMBER GF CGMMERCE T0 THE CLASS OF '63 ITHACA - THE BEST FOR BUSINESS RECREATION EDUCATION Yum Th Subtle Approach CongrotuIoTions, Seniors PALACE LAUNDRY 325 Eddy Street Congratulations to the Class of T63 from Pe+e Zaharis WEST END CANDY KITCHEN 20 C ongratulations, Seniors from HEWITT'S HARDWARE ot the Corners Best Wishes Class of '63 SCHMAUS MEN'S STORE Known for Style-Quality-Value I05 WEST STATE STREET KLINE'S PHARMACY Phone AR 3-3033 for Free Delivery PRESCRIPTIONS-COSMETICS SURGICAL SUPPLIES II2-I I4 North Aurora Street 208 Best Wishes to the Class of '63 THAYER APPLIANCE CO. Frigidaire Appliances Zenith Radios and Television Easy Washers 417-419 W. Seneca St. AR 3-6611 Congratulations to the Class of 1963 AMES WELDING 81 SUPPLY CO. 618 West State Street Your Eyes Deserve the Fine Care ot An Eye Physician For smartly styled eye glasses, accurately compounded and comfortably placed in proper alignment on your face-let our skills complement those of your eye physi- ITHACA CAYUGA OPTICAL SERVICE cian. 134 East State Street AR 3-4231 Kitchy, kitchy koo . , . 2. Q You didn'i' think I could do it, did you? Bef! WiIb65 fo Ike Clan' of '63 PRITCHARD'S CORNER STATION ot The Corner's Complete Esso Service Bef! O' Luck to the Clam of '63 .Egg from your hosts ot the INN HOTEL MARILYN Robert 8. Augusto Greenwood Gmndest Wifhef to the Clay: of 1965 from Congmlzzlaliom to the Clan of '63 from S A A L T G A 81 W O W E c o N QQ U O C M D Y Look for the Bright Orange Building! ulmzwil Compliment: of CERACCHE Television Corp. Ithoco 5 channel coble instollers See . . . Spot . . . Iuh7Rur1,. . . 20 an vw 1 . 'XVI x -XJ Q ' Q 19' 1 V 5 5 1 . 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