Jasper Central School - Golden Glimpses Yearbook (Jasper, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1970 volume:

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As seniors we have reached the crest of the hill, but the summits ahead are also difficult. The future of our generation in the seventies must undertake such summits as peace, understanding and equality. To reach these is a difficult path. PAGE 13 UNDERCLASSMEN The aim of education is to enable man to continue his learning. -- Unknown. Although it often appears hopeless and unending, the end result is invaluable. AS underclassmen you face the challenge and the choice is yours to decide. PAGE 31 ELEMENTARY There is only one child in the world and the child's name is all children. -- Carl Sandburg. As young people start on a long journey towards fulfillment of a dream, they face many facets of educaiiong the successes and the failures. PAGE 39 ACTIVITIES Man's actions are the picture book of his creeds. -- R. Emerson. When students enter into the organization either enjoyable or learning, they have the opportunity to express their individual ideas and blend them with others. PAGE 53 MUSIC And the silence for which music alone finds the word. -- E. Masters. Harmony can be achieved many ways, but one is the ex- pression of music either individual or together with others. Nothing can be audibly spoken, but the feeling can be commtmicated. PAGE 63 ATHLETICS It matters not that we won or lost, but how we played the game. -- Grantland Rice. The true Spirit of competition comes through the hard work and bad breaks. The playing of the game is a step often retraced in life. PAGE 71 2 DEDICATIO sine' '16-as if With this deication goes deepest gratitude and admiration to a teacher, who in his quiet way has showed us right from wrong and to have faith and confidence in ourselves above anything else. His constant advice and understanding has helped us to attain the very best of school and to prepare us, not only in science, but for the life outside. At this time, we would like to honor this man who can always face each day with a warm smile and an optimistic viewpoint on life. With sincere appreciation and due respect, we dedicate the 1970 Edition of Golden Glimpses to Mr. Howard Van Scoter. 3 Ruth Dennis Homer Morton JASPER CENTRAL SCHOOL JASPER, NEW YORK George L. Johnson IUPIIVIIINC YIINCIFAL Dear Members of the Class of l97O: I am pleased to have the opportunity of having a part in your yearbook. You have a theme which is appropriate and challenging: Ulf you have knowledge, let others light their candle at itu. It is a reflection of the idealism and a call to service that motivates many, especially the young. You graduate from high school in times that are changing and challenging. We believe that the great challenge facing your generation is to choose the best and finest ideals of the past and to build upon them construc- tively so that in time we can make into reality, what we say we believe. We believe that in dedicating a part of your time and lives to the service of others you will bring lasting satisfaction to yourselves. We hope you have enjoyed your years at Jasper Central School and that they have given you experience and knowledge to serve you as you go on to new fields. Cur sincere best wishes go with you. Sincl ely yours. 9 JCR, N. Lf'-ffm-x.2 George, . Joh on Princi al 4 3 N.,,.-.LM ,, H L N 31 -f'rf.f2,-1-X HJ Iwaiii-5!x ,.T4rAsf za ! ,, , ,,,gV,sxfw,,x,40 1 1 . S, ., .,.. ii'-INF 4 3' R4 K V sgvszm .K K K R K A, L ' C 'F' 5' ' gs N, ' Vw Hx.. tw ,, ,t 1' x N xv xx Y' X .MfWrQVf.fA4 K 3 I . Ie , , as - A XX 1 Yi R M, XXX , K 1 Aw ' ' . X , x ff 1 + KX Q 'xx 'wi ff Ravi., VM if LN M Q in A 1- f 2 2 X 'Q XX f XX .5-3 K' E E E xx Kvgfk W xvfla 'Ks in fl ,X ,gi N A al i X . q k 'X 1 K- - , -vw X Q - l I' N X Xxx xx Mifx 7 -A-4 Qui x.4Q, fr. I X A' 'A - U ' ' 'J K, K Q ,dv X X L..,,w 'X Inga, gp 'Q u J. j,3,1..4' ff' g,...11 5 . . ' 5' ' ,A W 'ww vu-Nj V ,. ,v . 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' IN -., , 1- 5, ,. y Q 3 Q 1 L Q , Q 1 1: ? . z K, ,, 5 , f . -. 4 A - . ff. 5 ? 1 4 gd- -f ' -I MW 4 . A ,Mi Q 31,2 5 E , jg X Q pm f . 5 g Q.. 'N i 1 N? ' f f fp 4. ,, ,, x rn 'F 1 M 2 4 - V ' X A 1' 1 1 W f rn 1 Q 1 f 1 'P 5 . X - f : f- s P1 g - 'w 5 m A .X u ls' 5 is fi E X f .W WN, v .,,,,,,,fN ' ' -. , S' ,, ,----ff' 5? .5 1 ,X 1 H r Lf N .,..,f ,v-ur K 1 O R SCHOGL BOARD OF EDUCATIO r , 1.3- 5 . , , , 'V: l: K aff, W 233'- F W. Var1SkiVer, J. Dennis, D. Teribury, R. Dennis, E. Butler, H. Morton 6 ADMINISTRATION Mr. George johnson SECRETARIES SUPERINTENDENT Mrs. Clara Brownell, Mrs. Bev Lewis Mr. N. Francis Miller 7 FACULTY CALYSTA BOUCK JANICE HAYES MARJORIE LOPER First Grade Reading First Grade Woodhull, N. Y. Jasper, N. Y. Jasper, N. Y. Mansfield State Geneseo, SUNY Geneseo State AUDREY OGRODOWSKI LUELLA VANSKTVER BETTY LEWIS Second Grade Third Grade Third Grade Troupsburg, N.Y. Whitesville, N.Y. Greenwood, N. Y. Cedarville College Geneseo Normal School Houghton College Hazen JANET PRUTSMAN Fourth Grade Knoxville, Pa. Penn State University MARIAN MURPHY Second Grade Cub a,. N. Y. Geneseo State GEORGE JOHNSON RICHARD MCCLAREN JEAN VANWIE Principal Fifth Grade Fifth Grade Jamestown, N.Y. Buffalo, N.Y. Hornell, N.Y. Houghton College Mansfield State Alfred University DOROTHY WALKER INEZ SUTTON Special Education Jr. Hi Math 8 Science Rathbone, N.Y. Cameron Hills, N.Y. Geneseo State Geneseo State 8 FACULTY ALFRED FULLER Physical Education Woodhull, N Y. SUNY at Cortland Soccer, Basketball Track, Baseball SALLY HOPKINS French Farmington, Conn . Hollins Col le ge Sorbonne French Club FORDYCE BALL Art Shinglehouse, Pa. Edinboro State IV Basketball DOROTHY HAVENS Kindergarten Hornell, N.Y. Buffalo State HOWARD VANCOTER Science Eldred, Pa. Mansfield State Senior Advisor Honor Society ES THER RIT TER Librarian Pittsburgh, Pa. Roberts Wesleyan College Library Council, Senior Play School Newspaper ATARIAN HOUSE IOSEPHINE LEYVTS RAYMOND SEIDEL Nurse Homeniaking Driver Ed. ' Ellicottyille, N.Y. Troupsburg, N.Y. Rochester, N.Y. Geneseo State Mansfield State Springfield FHA, jr. Advisor JAMES HENDERSON History Findley Lake, N.Y. SUNY at Cortland junior Advisor LOLA lXiclN'llNDES Sixth Grade Troupsburg, N. Y. Alfred University SUSAN DONAHUE Girl's Physical Ed Canisteo, N.Y. Geneseo State Pep Club, Cheerleaders HARRY ANDRE Guidance Stroudsburg, Pa. East Stroudsburg College Sophomore Advisor MARGARITE IXLXURO Math Hornell, N.Y. Mercyhurst College Sophomore Advisor ARLOUENE VANHORN Vocal Music Albion, Wisconsin Arkansas State jr. Hi G Mixed Chorus FACULTY I 5 A M , 2 PERRY CORNELL JAMES NOSKY RUTH STAFFORD Agriculture jr. Hi English Business Woodhull, N.Y. Buffalo, N.Y. Canisteo, N.Y. Cornell University Canisius College SUNY at Albany FFA Honor Society, Speech Coach Secretarial Club CANDACE TAFT VIRGINIA BLISS MARIE HOWE EVA HUNT Social Studies Instrumental Music English Reading Cattaraugus, N.Y. Painted Post, N.Y. Clymer, Pa. jasper, N.Y SUNY at Geneseo SUNY at Fredonia Houghton College ABSENT Freshman Advisor Concert, Marching Bands Stage band, Triple Trio Yearbook, Sr. Advisor The year of 1969-1970 at jasper Central School has again been one of many suce cesses both scholastically and individually. When school began in September, the administration and students welcomed five new teachers james Henderson, Candace Taft, Arlouene VanHorn, Esther Ritter, and Harry Andre to the school. Their addition has been enjoyed by all. Remodeling and classroom improvements have been made in the high school this year. New laboratory equipment was added to the science department and the library received a welcome refinishing. Parent-Teacher conferences were again held to provide an opportunity for teachers and parents to discuss students' progress. Scholastically the Class of 1970 was pleased to have a Letter of Commendation awarded to David Cole for his performance on the National Merit Scholarship Qualify- ing Test. Also jasper Central was proud to have four seniors awarded State Regents Scholarships: David Cole, Dale johnson, Belva O'Dell, and William VanSkiver. Two alternate positions were awarded to Sue Cornell and Donald Perham. This certainly was a wonderful accomplishment for the students, their parents and the school. The year of 1969 and 1970 has been a year of great change and improvement in the world and the scholastic and individual achievements made this year at jasper Central School are a small, but important part of it. 10 BUS DRIVER T FRONT ROW: G. Aldrich, G. Prummzm, C. Ingrum SECOND ROW: G. Wood, E. Walrath, B. Wood, F. Swan, L. Green, M. Payne CUSTODIANS L. Delill, G. Wood, G. Aldrich 11 fy N. CAFETERIA STAFF M. Wahaath, D. Carl, D. Garrlson, F Gu11d, P Wood, E Babcock P. Mayo, A. Dennis, M. Payne .f AT THE CREST OF THE 1 SHALL HAIL THE NEW SUMMITS TO CLIMB DUANE ALLEGER Be content with your lotg one can not be first in everything. -- Aesop THOMAS ADAMS It is not so important to know everything as to know the ex- act value of everything, to appreciate what we learn, and to arrange what we know. -- H. More JAMES BOUCK It matters not what you are thought to be but what you are. - - B . P . GEORGE BOUTON It is easy to be brave from a safe distance. -- Unknown E IOR MELODY BLISS My greatest hope will be that I have done something to help human understanding, to temper justice with mercy, to overcome hate with love. 14 Clarence Darrow SE IORS SUE CORNELL Spend all you have for loveliness, Buy it and never count the costg For one white Singing hour of peaceg Count many a year of strife well lost. - - Sara Teasdale X. 15 GERALD BRUTSMAN Life is veryshort, and very uncertain5 let us spend it as well as we can. -- johnson DAVID COLE Nothing can bring you peace but yourself. -- Emerson GLORIA DELILL They that govern the most make the least noise. -- Seldon DUANE FLINT Much that I sought, I could not findg Much that I found, I could not bindg Much that I bound, I could not freeg Much that I freed returned to me. -- Lee Wilson Dodd ROBERT GARRISON Truth crushed to earth shall rise againg the eternal years of God are hers. -- Bryant CYNTHIA HADLEY It is a far, far better thing that I do, than I have ever done . -- Dickens: SUSAN HIBBARD Grant us brotherhood, not for this day but for all our years -- a brotherhood not of words but of acts and deeds. -- Benet DALE JOHNSON Always do right. This will gratify some people and astonish the rest. -- Mark Twain E IOR HOWARD HECKMAN And this above all, to thine own self be true. -- Unknown 16 E IOR DEBORAH MARLATT They never taste who always drink, they always talk who never thinks . - - Webster xi l 1 7 STEVEN LEACH Life is a wave, which in no two consecutive mo- ments of its existence is composed of the same particles. -- Unknown DAVID LYONS Success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he has overcome while try- ing to succeed. -- Booker T. Washington -w CAROLYN MCCAIG As, first, good company, good wine, good welcome, can make good people. -- Shakespeare LUZ ESTER MENDOZA There'S not the least tiling can be said or done, but people will talk and find fault. -- Cervantes BELVA O'DELL The future does not belong to those who are content with today. -- Robert Kennedy WILBUR O'DELL Drink no longer water, but use a little wine for thy stomach's sake. -- l Timothy V. 23 BRUCE PAYNE It matters not how long yo live, but how well. -- Publius Syrus TERRI PAYNE Be Silent always when you doubt your sense. -- Pope SE IORS wg ,rg 2 CARL PARKER Let not young souls be smothered out before they do quaint deed and fully flaunt their souls. -H Vachel Lindsay 18 E IGRS DAVID STUART A man is a worker. lf he is not that he is nothing. -- Conrad 19 DONALD PERHAM You can hide the fire, but what are you going to do with the smoke? -A Harris THOMAS SNIITH Courage is the first of human qualities because it is the quality which guar- antees all the others. -- Winston Churchill RICHARD TAFT lt is not what he has, not what he does, which directly expresses the worth of Z1 man, but what he is. -- Arniel BARBARA TURNER Gladness of heart is the life of man, and the joyfullness of a man prolongeth his days. -- Old Testament WILLIAM VANSKIVER Everything without tells the individual that he is nothingg everything within persuades him that he is everything. -- X. Doudan E IOR REBECCA VANSKIVER Here is life, an experience to a great ex- tent untried by me. MARTIN WOODARD Henry D. Thoreau 'QC DANNY WAIGHT The mold of a man's fortune is in his own hands. -- Bacon He who is firm in will moulds the world to himself. 20 7 -- Goedae E IOR ACTIVITIE THOMAS BOYER ADAMS Yearbook Staff 45 Soccer 3-45 Basketball 3-45 Volleyball 3-45 Baseball 3-45 Track 3-4. DUANE RAYMOND ALLEGER Student Council 45 FFA 2-3-4, Sentinel 3, Treasurer 4, County Farmer 35 Library Council 4. MELODY RAE BLISS Class President 45 Honor Society 1-2-3-4, Treasurer 35 Band 1-2-3-4, All-County Band 1-2-3, Chorus 1-2- 3-4, All-State Chorus 2-3-4, Triple Trio 1-2-3-45 Accompanist 1- 2-3-45 French Club 1-2-3-4, Vice-President 45 School Speaking Contest 25 Yearbook Staff 2-3-4, Assistant Literary Editor 3, Literary Editor 45 Senior Play 4. JAMES RICHARD BOUCK Class President 25 Student Council 1-35 Band 1-2, All-State Band 25 Chorus 1-2-45 Soccer 2-3-4, Captain 45 Basketball 1-2-3-4, Captain 45 Baseball 1-2-3-4. GEORGE OSCAR BOUTON FFA 1-2-3-4, County Farmer 2. GERALD ROBERT BRUTSMAN Soccer 2-3-4, Captain 3-45 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Volleyball 45 Baseball 1-2-3-45 Track 25 Band 1-2-3-4, President 4, All-County Band 1-2-3, All-State Band 3, Dance Band 1-2-3-45 FFA 1-2-3-4, Forum Team 3, County Secretary 3. DAVID STUART COLE Student Council 3, Vice-President 35 Honor Society 1-2-3-45 Yearbook Staff 1-2-3-45 Speaking Contest 25 Band 1-2-3-4, All-County 1-2, Treasurer 45 Chorus 2-3-4, All- State Chorus 45 Basketball 2-3-45 Baseball 2-45 Track 2-3-45 Senior Play 4. SUE ALTA CORNELL Student Council 3-45 Honor Society 1-2-3-45 French Club 1-2-3-4, President 35 Band 1-2-3-4, All-County Band 1-2-3, All-State Band 3, All-State Conference Band 4, Li- brarian 25 Chorus 1-2-3-4, Vice-President 4, Accompanist 1-4, Triple Trio 2-3-4, Dance Band 1-2-3-45 Speaking Contest 1-2-35 Yearbook Staff 1-2-3-4, Co-Editor 3, Editor 45 Senior Play 45 Girl's State 3. GLORIA SONIA DELILL FHA 1-2-3-45 Secretarial Club 3-45 Library Council 45 Yearbook Staff 4. 21 SE IOR ACTIVITIE DUANE ROYCE FLlNT FFA 1-2-3-4, Reporter 3, Vice-President 45 Band 1-2-3-4, Vice-President 45 Soccer 2-3-45 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Volleyball 25 Baseball 1-2-45 Track 1-2-3-4. ROBERT GEORGE GARRISON Class Treasurer 1-2-35 French Club 1-2-3-4, Vice-President 3, President 45 Yearbook Staff 3-4, Business Manager 45 Chorus 1-2-3-4, All-County 2-3, All-State 35 Soccer 2-3-45 Track 1-2-3-45 Senior Play 4. CYNTHIA ELLEN HADLEY Student Council 45 Library Council 1-2-35 Yearbook Staff 35 Band 2-3-4, Dance Band 45 Pep Club 3-4, President 4. HOWARD WAYNE HECKMAN FFA 1-2-3-45 Library Council 1-2-3-45 Projection Club 1-2-35 Speaking Contest 25 Soccer 1-2-3-45 Basketball 1-45 Volleyball 1-2-3-45 Baseball 1-2-3-45 Track 1-2-3-4 SUSAN KAYE HIBBARD FHA 3-45 Secretarial Club 35 Library Council 2-3-45 Speaking Contest 15 Cheerleader Alternate 35 Yearbook Staff 3-45 Senior Play 4. DALE BRIAN JOHNSON Student Council 2-45 Honor Society 1-2-3-4, President 45 French Club 1-2-3-45 Speak ing Contest 15 Chorus 1-2-3-4, All-State Chorus 3, All-County Chorus 25 Basketball 15 Soccer 2-3-45 Yearbook Staff 2-3-4, Assistant Art Editor 3, Photography Editor 45 Se- nior Play 4. STEVEN IOSEPH LEACH Library Council 3-45 Yearbook Staff 4. DAVID HOWARD LYON Library Council 3-45 Speaking Contest 35 FFA 1-2-35 Soccer 35 Track 2. DEBORAH LYNN MARLATT Pep Club 3-45 Yearbook Staff 45 Chorus 3-4. CAROLYN LOUISE McCAIG Library Council 1-2-3-45 Yearbook Staff 45 BOCES Club 35 Senior Play 4. LUZ ESTER MENDOZA Secretarial Club 45 Chorus 45 Yearbook Staff 4. 22 SE IOR ACTIVITIE BELVA ANITA O'DELL Honor Society 1-2-3-45 FHA 1-2-3-4, Historian 2, President 45 French Club 2-3-45 Chorus 2-35 Color Guard 1-2- 3-4, Captain 2-3-4, Marching Band 1-2-3-45 Yearbook Staff 2-3-4, Assistant Sales Manager 3, Sales Manager 45 Girl's Track 2, Basketball Scorekeeper 4. WILBUR HERBERT O'DELL FFA 1-2-3-45 Projection Club 15 Yearbook Staff 45 Soccer 1-2-3-45 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Volleyball 3-45 Track 1-2-3-4. CARL JAMES PARKER French Club 1-2-3-45 Library Council 3-45 Yearbook Staff 3-45 Honor Society 1-25 Lab Assistant 3-45 Track 2-3-4. BRUCE ROBERT PAYNE French Club 1-2-35 Chorus 1-2-3-4, All-County 1-2-3-4, All-State 2-3-45 Yearbook Staff 35 Soccer 2-3-45 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Baseball 2-3-45 Track 2-3-45 Senior Play 4. TERRI LYNN PAYNE Class Secretary 1, Vice-President 45 Student Council 4, Treasurer 45 FHA 1-2-3-4, Treasurer 3, Student Council Representative 45 Yearbook Staff 2-3-4, Typing Assistant 3, Typing Editor 45 Honor Society 1-2-3-4, Secretary 45 Band 1-2-3-4, Librarian 2, All-County 1-2, All-State Band 2-35 Chorus 1-2-3-4, President 4, Triple Trio 3-45 Cheerleader 2-3-4, Captain 45 Girl's Pep Club 2-3-45 Girl's Track 2-3-45 Senior Play 4. DONALD ALOYSTUS PERHAM Student Council 3-4, President 45 French Club 1-2-3-45 Library Council 2-3-4, Vice- President 3, President 45 Honor Society 1-2-3-45 Band 3-45 Chorus 45 Soccer 2-3-45 Basketball 1-2-3-4, Baseball 1-2-3-45 Track 2-3-45 Yearbook Staff 35 Boy's State 35 Senior Play 4. THOMAS EUGENE SMITH BOCES . DAVID ALLEN STUART FFA 1-2-3-45 Track 1-2-3-4. RICHARD PAUL TAFT FFA 1-2-3-4. 23 SE IOR ACTIVITIES BARBARA ANN TURNER French Club 1-2-3-45 Color Guard 1-25 Yearbook Staff 2-3-45 Girl's Track 1-2-45 NLwse's Assistant 3-45 Senior Play 4. REBECCA ANN VANSKIVER Honor Society 2-35 French Club 3-45 FHA 1-2-3-4, Historian 3, Vice-President 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Senior Play 4. WILLIAM DAVID VANSKIVER Class President 1, Class Secretary 35 Student Council 2-4, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 45 French Club 2-3-45 Honor Society 1-4, President 15 FFA 1-2-3-4, Reporter 2, Treasurer 3, County President 35 President 45 Band 1-2, All-County 1-2, Dance Band 25 Soccer 2-3-4, Basketball 1-2- 3-4, Volleyball 2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4. DANNY PHILLIP WAICHT FFA 1-2-3-45 Soccer 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4. MARTIN GERALD WOODARD FFA 1-2-35 Student Council 35 Lab Assistant 1-2-35 Track 1-2. 24 SE IOR ADVISORS President Vice Pres. . . . Secretary Treasurer S.C. Rep.. . . S.C. Alt. The Class of 1970 wishes to thank our advisors Mrs. Howe and Mr. VanScoter for all their help and encouragement this year. Although Mrs. Howe has only spent this year as our advisor, she has guided us in the many decisions we have faced. To Mr. VanScoter goes our thanks for his many hours of chaperoning and advice throughout our high school days. As seniors our many memories have been made by the devotion of our advisors. Melody Bliss Terri Payne Sue Cornell Bruce Payne Bill VanSkiver jerry Brutsman 25 SE IOR PLAY Q If SY ,f.?,,,-.5, ,,., ,, .K ..,. .. ,. 1 K, Q 1, 1, I , -3 ga- 2 I a 5 K f 5 1 A -.,,, 4 M, 4 Im 2 Y .M iv . ., V, -1....ffL-A 'Se 'w al-Lew-.f --f e..... fa., , 91 Penelope Maxwell . Phoebe DeRoyster . Deborah DeRoyster Phineas Farthingale Helen Maxwell . . Tommy Tucker . . Aunt Polly Maxwell johnson ...... Esther ....... Mahjah the Mystic. Dick O'Donnell . . Hattie ....... Great C aesar' s Ghost Director ...... 26 S. -wlxfwkfwffi' Melody Bliss Rebecca VanSkiver Sue Cornell Donald Perham Barbara Turner Bruce Payne Terri Payne David Cole Susan Hibbard Robert Garrison Dale johnson Carolyn McCaig Himself Esther Ritter The Class of 1970 presented the rollicking comedy, GREAT CAESAFUS GHOST by William D. Fisher as their Senior Play. When Penelope Maxwell and Phoebe DeRoyster take up hindu mysticism, the whole household goes into chaos. To cure them of their foolish ideas, their daughters Helen and Deborah with the help of inventive Uncle Phineas, use the ghost of Great Caesar to make the action begin. The disappearing act, the moving objects, and the loud, mysterious knocking all help to keep the chills tingling and laughter ringing. The fine performance put out by the entire cast under the direction of Miss Ritter lead to a truly un- forgetable experience for all. 27 COLLEGE BDU D Allegar, Duane Bliss, Melody Bouck, jim Cole, David Cornell, Sue Delill, Gloria Hadley, Cindy Johnson, Dale Marlatt, Deborah McCaig, C arolyn Mendoza, Tety O'Dell, Belva Parker, Cul Payne, Bruce Payne, Terri Perham, Don VanSkiver, Becky VanSkiver, Bill Alfred Ag Tech Corning Community College Hart:ford's School of Accounting Wells College Hobart and William Smidx College SUNY at Oneonta Arizona State University SUNY at Brockport SUNY at Cortland Alfred Ag Tech ' Rochester Institute of Technology Clarkson College of Technology SUNY at Harpur SUNY at Brockport Alfred Ag Tech Corning Community College SUNY at Cortland Cornell University Syracuse University C orning C ommunity Corning Community College Franklin School of Science and Arts Hartford School of Accounting San Carlos University of Guatemala Fashion Technology Institute Alfred Ag Tech Corning Community College Bryant S Stratton Business School Embry Riddle Aeronautical Institute Alfred Ag Tech St. Bonaventure University Ithaca College SUNY at Cortland SUNY at Brockport Corning Community C ollege SUNY at Geneseo SUNY at Cortland Houghton College Alfred University 28 SENIOR SNAPS KN 3 44 29 ff- F' ig I MEMORIAM By the untimely deada of Donald Monahan in july 1969, the Class of 1970 lost a loyal classmate and friend. We will always have warm memories of his friendship. Those who have passed from this world die only when we, whom they loved, forget them. 30 THE AIM OF EDUCATION IS TO ENABLE MAN TO CONTINUE HIS LEARNING J J, . A, ,Q . xx jf .' ,Jw X. 35 Vf,,' VAL 5. IT I ,W I I .iz - 'fag' 414, Fig, ' . ,Y .v-WI , my ,gi .gy-M Er 'Q UNIOR CLASS FRONT ROW: K. Freeman, D Butler S Brugger, L Drake, C Marlatt, T Ewell L. Vxfheaton SECOND ROW: B Crane, L Newell, B O'Dell, M Andrews, K An drews, T. Payne. I. Owen, T Woodard E Walrath, K Dennis THIRD ROW K Watm, Mrs. Lewis, I. Rothfuss, L Williams, D Mayo, K Riekofski, G Teribur V. Foster, K. Whitehead FOURTH ROW L Johnson, A Prutsman, B Foster D Friends, C. Dennis, E. VanSk1ver, D Lewis, D Gamett, Mr Henderson President Vice Pres Secretary Treasurer S.C. Rep.. . . S.C. Alt. Darrell Butler Daniel Gamett Kay Riekofski Geraldine Teribury Kaia Andrews Linda Williams SOPHO ORE CLASS FRONT ROW: I. Dennis, C. Space, S. Hadley, A. Talbot SECOND ROW: Mr Andre I. VanSkiver, D. Friends, B. Smith, J. Ribble, M. Swan, D. Mayo, K. Dennis, K Garrison, L. Lewis, N. Reese, A. Drake THIRD ROW: B. Walrath, T. Brewer Bouton, J. Lewis, L. Oles, D. Metz, V. Willis, S. Cilley President Vice Pres Secretary Treasurer S.C. Rep.. . . S.C. Alt. William Hadley Charles Brutsman janet Van Sl-civer Daniel Draper Allen Drake Deanna Mayo 33 OPHO ORE CLASS , at FRONT ROW: I. O'Dell, D'. Hadley, C. Brutsman, D. Dennis, B. Baker, R. Dlake SECOND ROW: A. Perham, J. Willis, D. Horton, C. Calkins, J. VanSkiver, M. Rice, K. McCaig, V. Gayhart, W. Stuart, S. Gunn, G. Delill THIRD ROW: J. Marlatt, B. Smith, I. Symonds, D. Prutsman, A. Stratton, B. Taft, C. Teribury, D. Draper, C. Drake, Mrs. Mauro W 34 FRESHMAN CLASS FRONT ROW: G. Watts, A. Williams, M. Ewell, D. Whitehead, C. Delill S Per lim, J. Perham, j. Ribble, N. Wheaton, L. Armbruster SECOND ROW L Drake, Miss Taft, M. McCaig, O. Owen, I. TeribLu'y, S. Button, Y. jackson A House, S. Heintzen, S. Marlatt, P. johnson, K. Paddock, D. Brewer, Mrs. Donahue, M Flint THIRD ROW: T. Lewis, C. Stephens, P. Taft, D. Stanford, R. Andrews, D Horton, B. l-libbard, M. Winrock, I. Armbruster, D. Monahan, M. Brewer President Vice Pres Secretary Treasurer S.C. Rep.. . . S.C. Alt. Richard Andrews Andy Williams Onalee Owen jerry Armbruster Duane Horton Patricia johnson 35 EIGHTH GRADE FRONT ROW: M. Turner, C. Schenck, K. Foster, W. Willis, G. Squire, R Talbot, M. Butler, M. Dennis SECOND ROW: L. Dennis, C. Calkins, B. Zeh, D Van Skiver, J. Young, D. Parker, P. Garrison, D. Cilley, D. Van Orsdale, R. Baker, L Oles, P Willis, J. Heckman THIRD ROW: Mr. Nosky, D. O'Dell, L. Taft, C Walker, K Mason, C. Waight, D. Sutton, C. Gayhart, G. Van Skiver, K. Delill, S Midgett FOURTH ROW: K. Willis, S. Willis, P. Winrock, S. Smith, L. Oles, G Stuart, D Draper, E. Van Skiver, K. Drake, D. Siegrist, I. Rice, D. Woodard President Vice Pres. . . . Secretary Treasurer S.C. Rep.. . . S.C. Alt. Kevin Drake Dawn Cilley Kimberly Mason Kevin Foster Marty Butler Carlton Schenck 36 SEVE TH GR DE FRONT ROW: G. Williams, M. McKinney, R. Baker, D. Stephens, D. Willis, P. Marsh, W. McCaig, L. Prutslnan SECOND ROW: C. Drake, W. O'Dell, T. Perham, McCaig, D. Monahan, P. Delill, B. Smidu, L. Dennis, V. Parker, D. Nye, I. Woughter THIRD ROW: Mrs. Sutton, J. Button, R. McCaig, M. Reese, M. Stephens, R. Sutton, K. Drake, N. Dennis, K. McConnell, D. Schenck FOURTH ROW: S. Tiffany, V. Marlatt, L. House, D. Hall, A. Wood, S. Robbins, I. Siegrist, K. Paddock, D. Hadley, J. Aldrich President Vice Pres. . . . Secretary Treasurer s.c. Rep.. .. S.C. Alt. Charles Drake Regina Sutton Kim Paddock Michael McC aig Lloyd Prutsman Karen McConnell BOCES nl? ,.-4' 3 x' 1 The BOCES Program is set up primarily to help stu- dents to develop into an employable, intellectual in- dividual. They teach diat our skill and adult person- ality are Vital to our success in the field that we choose to enter. When a student chooses an occupational education we really choose to give up one set of standards so en- joyable and acceptable to acquire a different set of Q standards so demanding and necessary to adult life. 38 ,.,.....'--v-P 'wW WEEE' INJ 1 i ,- - O X., if ,- i ,Z . h I T Q 5 A 2? h 1 ' , 6 6 if fb' twxn Q66 S SPECIAL EDUCATIO FRONT ROW: G. Space, C. Riekofski, I. Sawyer, Y. Fuller, D. Wood, R. Howard SECOND ROW: R. Hill, P. Barnhart, J. Mullen, Mrs. Walker Absent: B. Howard W. 40 SIXTH GRADE FRONT ROW: M. Tiffany, R. Willis, S. VanSickles, R. Galton, W. Midgctt, R. Space, K. Stephens, R. Whitehead SECOND ROW: L. Squire, J. Foster, L. Newell, R. Pfeifer, R. Taft, P. Mayo THIRD ROW: A. VanOrsdalc, S. Groves, D. Willis, D Sutton, D. VanZile, M. Foster, K. Midgett, D. Riel-cofski, K. Ball FOURTH ROW: Mrs. McMindes, C. Ribble, C. Prutsman, I. Gaiyhart, K. Chase, B. Brewer, E. Smith, I. Graham, L. Newell, K. Siegrist, D. Drake . ',,., 1 ' - 33 5 ,S 1. 'E' 1. .W N ai' ..-5 41 FIFTH GRADE FRONT ROW: M. Stewart, L. Crane, A. Turner, B. Foster, M. Waight, S. O'De11, J. Space, D. Stanford, P. Delill SECOND ROW: M. Dunn, D. Watts, R. Rogers, T. Stuart, P. Hosmer, K. Andrews, K. Kelly, J. McCaig, P. Gayhart THIRD ROW: Mrs Van Wie, T. Sharp, C. Marlatt, P. Dennis, V. Bouck, J. Taft, Absent: E. Stratton 42 FIFTH GR DE FRONT ROW: J. Williams, D. Williamson, D. White, I. Button, D. Johnson, K. Riekofski, K. Brower, M. Schenck, R. Dennis SECOND ROW: D. Kelly, I. Hadley, V. Willis, B. Stewart, P. Talbot, I. Bouton, J. Guild, S. Groves, T. Smith THIRD ROW: Mr. McClaren, M. Robbins, P. Watts, L. Van Sickles, D. Young, R. Brownell L. Oles if 43 FOURTH GRADE FRONT ROW:D. Monahan, R. Smith, D. Perham, M. VanSicldes, B. Irvine, D. Owens, S. Kent, S. VanZile, A. VanSkiver SECOND ROW: M. McConnell, I. Squire L. Gayhart, L. Button, T. Willis, B. Drake, D. Sherwood, D. Brugger, D. McCaig THIRD ROW: L. Zeh, L. Brownell, W. Leach, N. Tiffany, S. Foster, V. Schenck, J Olos, K. Savey, K. Metz FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Prutsman, M. Dennis, B. Siegrist, S. Delill, C. Willis, L. Wheatcraft, T. Ribble, L. Graham, R. Wood, V. Lewis 44 THIRD GRADE FRONT ROW: M. Price, P. Cornell, J. Walrath, D. Taft, D. Allegar, D. Savey, R Pettys SECOND ROW: M. Cronk, T. Dennis, M. Dunn, K. Heekxnan, N. Parker, M. Nye, K. Stephens, C. Schenck, I. Sherwood, Miss Lewis 45 THIRD GRADE FRONT ROW: j. Stephens, T. Button, L. Guild, R. O'Del1, S. MeCa1g, R Hosmer R. Schenck, 1. Andrews, R. Brewer SECOND ROW: Mrs. VanSk1ver T Aeker L Waight, H. Woodard, I. Bouton, Y. Draper, L. Aldrich, T. Walrath D Stuart C Friends 46 SECOND GRADE FRONT ROW: L. Trurnbul, J. Flint, N. Stewart, A. Kent, R. Ellis, I. Smith, T. Aldrich, I. VanFlect SECOND ROW: M. Brewer, R. Moore, M. Schcnck, B. Watts, L. Price, S. Acker, A. Brutsnian, V. Ethridge, 1. Midgett, L. Wlieatcruft, N. Froo- man, L. Dennis THIRD ROW: Mrs. Ogrodowski, D. Lcucli, D. Stanford, I. Willis, D Baker Absent: P. Willis, T. Guild, C. Button 47 SECOND GRADE FRONT ROW:D. White, L. Oles, G. Dennis, N. Smith, G. McCaig, D. Reed, T. Stuart, P. Smith SECOND ROW: B. Taft, T. Galton, K. Ewell, K. Turner, C. Allen, C. Foster, S. Dennis, L. VanSicl-des, S. Bouck, P. Sharp, M. Stuart, D. Sutton THIRD ROW: R. Jackson, T. Webster, M. Wheaton, K. Davis, M. White, J. Heck- man, I. House, Mrs. Murphy 48 FIRST GRADE FRONT ROW: G. Allington, D. Lcach, M. Leach, R. Schonck, R. Taft SECOND ROW: R. McConnell, C. Taft, T. Graham, L. Hadley, H. Hibbard THIRD ROW: M. Mayo, Moore, E. Gallingan, D. Sherwood M. Willis, D. Brewer, Mrs. Loper, R. White, C. Harris, V. r 1 -I 1.-51 -K . , 49 FIR T GRADE FRONT ROW: K. Hosmer, S. Horton, S. Delill, L. Hendrickson, K. Stuart SECOND ROW: B. Baker, I. Squire, H. Buckley, D. Siegrist, L. Russell, A. Wood, S. Gosper THIRD ROW: A. Parsens, I. Aldrich, Mrs. Bouok, B. Wheaton, D. Drake, M. Gra- ham Absent: D. Aldrich 50 KI DERGARTE FRONT ROW: T. Stanford, I. Galligan, W. Brewer, K. Christian, D. Harris, J. Hos- mer, B. Irvine, S. Dennis, J. Parsens SECOND ROW: W. Space, M. Stewart, M. Prutsman, R. Williams THIRD ROW: D. Drake, S. VanZile, K. Baker, I. Lewis, 1. Waight, M. Ball, M. Russell, P. Stephens, A. Kelly, J. Friends, D. Sutton FOURTH ROW: R. Dunn, P. Hill, j. Hendrickson, K. Walker, j. Stuart, M. Ribble, M. Hill, Miss Havens, B. Murphy, T. Smith, J. Squires 1 -Q., 51 SNAPS ,QQ 'Yuma .2 ,I SPL .fi 'dxf-il'-f S :g?'f.23 'E A xx aff .fff A K X' J V? Z 1 5 1 JASPER I -as STUDE T CGUNCIL After a real contest for the office of Student Council President, Don Perham was elected. Under anew president with new ideas this year's council has begun to be an important part of school life. The student government organized and scheduled school activities for the school year for its first project. It then tackled the problem of revising the warning system to still meet with the guidelines of the administration. After much discussion the revisions were sub- mitted to the Faculty Council, where it received approval. Also for the first time in many years, the council established a school newspaper which has been a big success with the students. The Council plans to hold a circus in the future to finance our school assemblies. Above all, the 1970 President and Student Council strengthened the student government at jasper Central School and represented the opinions of the student body. Other officers are Vice President, Bill Van- Skiverg Secretary, Kaia Andrewsg and Treasurer, Terri Payne . 54 E IOR HO OR SOCIETY x li Ir The 1970 Honor Society under the leadership of this year's president, Dale Johnson has tried to continue its good of scholarship, good character, service, and leadership. Using all of these, the group plans the annual benefit basketball game and other ac- tivities for the school and community. Under the guidance of our advisors Ivlr. Nosky and Mr. VanScoter, the Honor Society upholds the qualities of its foundation. JU IOR HO OR SOCIETY 55 FRENCH CLUB ,, .--f-f , rag f 5 . All over the world there is a communication gap. Members of the French Club feel they can overcome some of this gap by being able to express themselves in another language. Under the leadership of Mrs. Hopkins, the French Club has set up a foreign exchange program. Through this program, our school has better understood the customs and language of other nations. Tachi's full name is Isabel Murayama and al- though she and her 3 brothers and 3 sisters were born in Peru, she is of japanese descent. l-ler father came from japan to Peru when he was 31 years old. Mr. Murayama now has a store in Lima, Peru, though at one time he ran an academy of judo. Tachi graduated from her all-girl school in Peru on December 26. She wants to learn English better, and perhaps French to aid her in her future as a bi- lingual secretary. This year at jasper she is taking home econo- mics, gyni, sociology, typing, English ll, reading. We are pleased to have Luz Ester f Tety j Men- doza from Guatemala City, Guatemala as one of our exchange students this year. Tety is a member of the senior class at jasper Central and will be a se- nior at English-American School in Guatemala when she returns in the summer. Next year she plans to study economics at the San Carlos University of Guatemala. Her warm personality and interest in our country has made her stay in jasper a memor- able one for all those associated with her. LIBRARY COUNCIL inf, emi: The library council has undertaken as its task to brighten and enlighten the world through reading. They feel that the small part they have contributed toward the goal of bettering our World has been beneficial and rewarding. I .NW f' Efficiency is the key to success hs certainly been proven by our always willing and enthusiastic members of the secretarial club. Their consistent efforts toward per- fection will surely pay off in their future ambitions in life. 57 YEARBOOK STAFF EDITOR -- Sue Cornell TYPING EDITOR -- Terri Payne CO -EDITOR -- Linda Williams CO -EDITORS -- Teresa Payne Vickie Foster LITERARY EDITOR -- Melody Bliss ART EDITORS -- Barb Turner CO -EDITOR -- Kaye Riekofski Carolyn MCC3ig BUSINESS MANAGER -- Dave Cole PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR -- Dale johnson CO -MANAGERS -- Deb Mayo CO -EDITOR -- Dan Gamett Ken Freeman SALES MANAGER -- Belva O'Dell ADVERTISING MANAGERS -- Robert Garrison Terri PHYHQ co -MANAGERS -- Barb O'Dell Gerri Teribury CO -MANAGER -- Darrell Butler 58 YEARBOOK T FF L TYPING STAFF Marylou Talbot Gloria Delill jennifer Owen Linda Newell ART STAFF Betsy Crane Larry johnson LuAnne Lewis Tety Mendoza PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Tom Adams jennifer Owen Kaia Andrews Vickie Foster SALES STAFF Susie I-libbard jackie Willis Linda Newell Carl Parker Elaine Walrath Tresha Woodard Debbie Friends Kathy Watts Steve Leach Wilbur O'Dell Tom Adams Wanda Stuart Becky VanSkiver Kaia Andrews Marylow Talbot Kathy Dennis Vickie Foster Juanita Rothfuss Monica Rice Sue Gunn FUTURE FARMERS OE AMERICA NEW MEMBERS Bill Van Skiver -- President Duane Flint -- Vice-President jerry Brutsrnan -- Secretary Duane Alleger -- Treasurer Bruce Foster -- Reporter Stanley Brugger -- Sentinel FOR M TEAM my 1351 The FFA has totalcd several successes throughout the '69 -70 year. Howard Heclcman Won county Small Engine's Contest at Bath Fair. He also competed in Skall's Engine's Contest at Syracuse State Fair. Bill VanSkiver won the Dclhi Dairy judging Contest. Steve Prutsman won County district and State FFA Speaking Contest and competed in Tri-State Speaking Contest held at Oswegatchi Camp. The Forum team won county district and placed fourth at the State FFA Convention at Corning, N.Y. Steve Pruts- man was chairman of Forum team. fCalvin Davis who was part of the Forum team is absent from the picture . j Bill VanSkiver Steve Prutsman 61 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA NEW MEMBERS Belva O'De11 -- President Becky VanSkiver -- Vice President Mary Andrews -- Treasurer Kaia Andrews -- Secretary Terri Payne -- S. C. Rep. Kathy McCaig -- Parliamentarian Diane Horton -- Reporter Deanna Mayo -- Historian Monica Rice -- Song Leader I K' N..,,f l l yxx K gl . .--fg?'f'X 'S 1' ss? N av K 5 Q 1 E L' Q Z 3 Q W, . 1 I V. 1 x . vQ,N VXXBXVX- X J, y,X.:' , N- Q x ,,-gyfvfxvwbj Q 3 V- x Avy.. X --K my , i i 1 , g 4 ' K .V 34 A' .7 L .X A A LL-- 54m,5w. , 1 A .Lag 1 K 5' kr ,, fff:'1:,'-,- 1 R, kg ,Q . .Nw F. - ggi- Ffff ii , , X A L K . 4 3 ' 1 i f f'k'.-:Shias '5 A ' A , 5,5 ,,..,.+ .7 E all MIXED CHOR S SOPRANO I Andrews, Kaia Bliss, Melody Button, Susan Cornell, Sue Flint, Marlene Horton, Diane johnson, Patti Rice, Monica Riekofski, Kay SOPRANO H Foster, Vicki Gayhart, Virginia Marlatt, Debbie Marlatt, Sue Newell, Linda Payne, Terri Ribble, june Watts, Kathy Willis, Jackie TENOR Bouck, Jim Butler, Darrell Gamett, Dan johnson, Dale Payne, Bruce Lewis, Dana 64 ALTO Drake, Carol Drake, Lorraine Friends, Debbie Lewis, LuAnne McCaig, Mary Mendoza, Tety Owen, Onalee Payne, Teresa Teribury, jean Williams, Linda BASS Cilley, Storm Cole, Dave Foster, Bruce Garrison, Bob johnson, Larry Leach, Steve Perham, Don VanSkiver, Ed ALL STATE CHORUS FRONT ROW: K. Andrews, M. Bliss SECOND ROW: D. Cole, B. Payne TRIPLE TRIO FRONT ROW: L. Lewis, I. Teribury, S. Cornell, P. johnson, K. Riekofski, T. Payne SECOND ROW: M. Bliss, L. Williams, K. Andrews JUNIOR HI CHORUS CONCERT BAND CLARINETS Janice VanSkiver Mary McCaig Kim Paddock Mary Andrews Carole Waight Denise Sutton Karen McConnell Judy Foster BASS CLARINET Dave Cole FLUTES Patti johnson Susan Button Diane Parker Susan Midgett ALTO SAXOPHONES Linda Williams Carol Drake Cindy Hadley Dawn Cilley TENOR SAXOPHONE janet VanSkiver BARITONE SAXOPI-IONE Sue Cornell FRENCH HORNS Terri Payne LuAnne Lewis 66 BA RITON ES Melody Bliss Don Perharn TROMBON ES Darrell Butler Carlton Schenck Carl Teribury Tom Perham CORNETS Danny Gamett Jennifer Owen Linda Newell Steven Hadley jean Teribury Terry Lewis Marty Butler Storm Cilley SOU SA PHONES Allen Drake Kevin F ost er PERCU SSION Tympany G Bells Ann Perham Bass Drum Duane Flint Cyrrlbal john Perham Snare Drum jerry Brutsman Dana Lewis Kevin Drake ANCE BAND ,gif .-I FRONT ROW: I. Brutsman, C. Drake, D. Cilley, I. VanSkivcr, S. Cornell, A. Drake SECOND ROW: M. Bliss, D. Gamett, 1. Owen, L. Newell, I. Teribury, S. Hadley, T. Lewis, C. Teribury, D. Butler, Mrs. Bliss ALL STATE CONFERENCE BAND Sue Cornell, Linda Williams 67 -Q-U MARCHI G BAND --.--1. W , P' X K ,l.1f b A 552134 7 ' ' 5 i a- - gf Jllfgkzi. 'w5z.,..,, mg,-gui fqfijf fag X Ss The year 1970 has seen the end of the Golden jasper Band and the birth of an all-new appearance for them. This year the goal of new uniforms after many years of Christmas card sales, concerts and parade winnings. Vlfhen the band steps out in the spring it will be maroon in color and marching to a new routine. The months of preparation, greuling practice and trial runs around the town come to end and competition begins. Hopefully the future holds repeated Wins and new additions for the trophy case under the drum majoring of Gerri Teribury. 68 MAJ ORETTES Diane Horton Lorraine Drake Vickie Foster Patti Garrison june Ribble Susan Tiffany HEAD IVLAIORETTE Gcrri Teribury MASCOT Kathy Davis DRILL TEAM jackie Willis Kay Riekofski Marlene Flint Barbara O'Dell Onalee Owen Teresa Payne Eileen VanSkiver COLOR GUARD Belva O'Dell Kaia Andrews Cindy Cornell Ann House Sue Marlatt Audrey Stratton Joyce Stratton Kathy Watts American Flag Monica Rice Rifle Guards Nancy Dennis Vickie Parker -A-5? Y , x' 'V far ,f x , ff -J ,WF ,t ,Lv 1 fi 4 ? f,D: f 1l',,?f,. J' 'JTF mf' YK M' wif' Br ?l'gil XM' . 'w!W'5f k ef 3 V, A A -,I 1 5 7 M y 8 '77 Y' 29451 NX. -xy IA' fiift?f x IQ, Q 1. .. ' s 1 x - A if , 5 .gil QM! Q A x fu KM 1 --.aflqzh QL ff iff? g'f.??'..Q 3??,,,' f fi N is , ls. If Qxs 'Q4 0391. .L ' I. .ff x. 51 -1, Q SOCCER Q i 1 w This year's soccer team truly knows the meaning of S-U -C -C -E-S-S. For the first time in the history of the school, the jasper Bulldogs were county champions and Section Five co-champions with Canaseraga. After a double -overtime, both teams had played to a 2-2 tie. In league games they had a near perfect record -- 7 Wins, 1 loss, and O ties. Our guys booted in a total of S2 goals for the season. The season was the last for twelve of the guys on the team. This year these seniors played their utmost: Jerry Brutsman, jim Bouck, Don Perham, Wilbur O'Dell, Duane Flint, Bill VanSkiVer, Tom Adams, Bruce Payne, Howard I-leclmian, Bob Garrison, Dale johnson and Dan Waight. Truly this year's team can be labeled number one for yearls to come! 72 jasper jasper jasper jasper jasper jasper jasper jasper jasper Jasper Jasper jasper Jasper Jasper jasper jasper . ug inf' A' SOCCER SCOREBOARD 8 . Hornell 4 . Hammondsport 6 . Greenwood 3 . Andover 2 . Savona O . Andover 3 . Troupsburg 5 . Cohocton 4 . Hornell 3 . Greenwood 4 . Alfred-Almond O . Savona 4 . Troupsburg 4 . . . Cohocton SECTIONALS 2 . . . Richburg 2 . Canaseraga ,,.: cm SOCCER SNAPS VARSITY BASKETBALL The fighting Bulldogs of jasper's Varsity have shown that good sportsmanship, alert- ness, agility, and the will to Win are the guidelines for a successful season. So far in the season they have had five Wins and three very close losses. With Coach Fuller at the head, the team is looking forward to many more victories in the oncoming games. JU IOR VARSITY BASKETBALL This year's IV team has truly shown the spirit and determination necessary for a Winning team. The team is composed of mostly freshmen so their experiences are new ones and will provide much gained next year. Under Mr. Ball's leadership, they have seen all the action and look forward to varsity. 74 BASKETBALL SNAPS VARSITY BASKETBALL IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD Jasper 76 . . Addison Jasper Addison Jasper 64 . . Greenwood jasper Greenwood jasper 61 . . Arkport jasper Arkport jasper 58 . . Prattsburg jasper Prattsburg jasper 61 . . Avoca Jasper Avoca Jasper 99 . . Troupsburg J-HSp6r Troupsburg jasper 66 . . Bradford jasper Bradford Jasper 58 . . Cohocton Jasper Cohocton jasper 68 . . Avoca IHSPSI Avoca jasper 84 . . Savona Jasper Savona TRACK BASEBALL 76 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Again this year, as in the past, our cheerleaders are always there with a rousing cheer and spirited pep. Although it sometimes en- counters tired limbs and sore throats, they always come through when the team really needs that extra boost. The reward for all this comes when the Bulldog's fans are raising their voices in a lively Cheer. They experience the quality of good sportsmanship and are our maroon and gold embassadors away. J V CHEERLEADERS 77 PEP CLUB SOCCER CHEERLEADERS 78 f f . iii AUTOGRAPHS golden glimpses photography FROM THE STUDIOS OF The NEW 134 W. WILLIAM ST. 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