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

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1972 volume:

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H ff N3 1 . -ww HW ef 96555 . ,L A92 wflawsvy -- f .X ,M -fre? .E 5 f Wm 5' S? fffiiff ,, .. 3 5 3, '. wg 9? .?r ,, Mn.-p.ww.ww. 1, .0,B...f.,..mf.u-,-,-.qq.-q,,.A.fn.'.y.- DEDICA TION X f . c A A LV,,, X .N K - Dear Mr. Bradley, Sometimes things around us get us down, and we wonder if it's all worth it, but the ioy alone which we feel in dedicating this year's Golden Glimpses to you can blot out all bad memories and all past failings. It's the kind of ioy that fills your heart to overflowing when you know you've made the right decision, and you know you've given something to someone who really deserves it. Everyone today has something to say, but there are few like you who are so willing to listen. By your compassion, understanding and patience, you have made our Place in the Sun iust a little brighter and alittle warmer. Although this kind of giving can not be measured, or equalled, we want you to realize that you have touched our lives and that you are one person whom we will always remember with a smile and a bit of longing. Now, to you we dedicate this edition of Golden Glimpses , and more importantly, our lasting friendship. When you find your Place in the Sun , we hope and pray that it will last eternally. ln all warmth and sincerity, The Class of '72 v Mrs Clara Brownell Mrs. Beverly Lewis Dear Students, The sun, the center of the universe, that about which all other planets revolve is the life, light and warmth of the earth. ln human terms, cer- tainly, the sun is that without which there is no other. For teachers, students are the center of the universe. If a student re- flects happiness in a learning experience, his teacher is happy. lf a stu- dent can say, I see, I understand, l love, his seeing, his under- standing, his loving are shone warmly on his teacher. Likewise, if a student says, l will not see, l enjoy my ignorance, I hate, then the darkness of his despair throws out its blackness to engulf his teacher, too. Nothing that a student does can happen without in some way af- fecting his teacher. Our whole life revolves about you, for students are a teacher's place in the sun. Sincerely yours, The Faculty Mrs. A. Ogrodowski-Second Mrs. C. Bouck-First Mrs. M. Loper-First Mrs. E. Tracy-Kindergarten Mrs. S. Brown-Fourth Miss S. Gois-Fourth Mrs. N. Cobb-Sixth Miss J. Schwartz-Sixth Mrs. M. Cobb-Librarian Mrs. I. Sutton-Seventh Mr. J. Nosky-Eighth Miss B. Lewis-Third Mrs. L. Von Skiver-Third Mr. D. McClaren-Fifth Mrs. M. Murphy-Second Mrs. E. Hunt-Reading Mrs. J. Prufsmcn-Reading Miss S. Cuffer-Physical Education Mr. R. Robinson-Physical Education Mr. F. Ball-Art Mrs. K. Perkowski-Music Mrs. V. Bliss-Music Mrs. J. Lewis-Home Economics Mr. P. Cornell-Agriculture Mrs. J. McDaniels-English Mrs. P. Cheesmcn-English Mrs. S. Hopkins-French Mr. K. Saler-Mathematics Mrs. R. Stafford-Business ' Mr. E. Bradley-Guidance Mrs. J. Walk-Speech Therapy Mr. J. Henderson-History Mr. J. Baier-Science Mr. D. Cronin-History R. Seidel-Driver Education Mr. Morton, Mr. Butler, Mr. Teribury, Mrs. McCaig, Mr. Van Skiver, Mr. Dennis The strongest factor in making J. C. S. A Place in the Sun for our school staff is probably the idea and satisfaction of doing something for others. Somehow the easiest way to warm our hearts and lives is to warm the hearts and lives of those around us. That human element, which the cafeteria staff, bus drivers, custodians, and aids add, not only makes J. C. S. A Place in the Sun for them, but for us also. Front Row-D. Garrison, E. Babcock, F. Guild. Back Row-D. Carl, M. Walrath, R. Aldrich. Mrs. Doris Carl Mrs. Payne and Mrs. Dennis G. Aldrich, D. Gunn, E. Wcxlroth, E. Von Skiver, M. Butler, M. Payne, J. Dunn, S. Symonds, R. Friends, G. Wood Mrs. Delio, Dental Hygienist Mrs. L. Delill Mr. G. Wood Mr. G. Aldrich Mrs. House, School Nurse S WM f Qaskw-www? W We ,.fS? f, 1?5:!kY'f, E 41 WM ' 1 Wwawwx, 1 WW . , x ,1 me sl? , 2. ' wk A ? Uh I 13, Qi , r' mix G if ING T WW ,.,,,,. , , M -1 2549 A51 150 xl ,:s.. 5:-Efa?2fi :i,ff::-2 '- X' 1 , , A ?i 4-fe ,.,.,A , V R 1, 1 359 5' fs Z 1 1' ,E TE? Q Y , L Top Row R. Paddock, K. Flint, M. Pallmann, R. Graham. Second Row: M. McMindes, J. Cornell J Stuart P Dennis, A. Fuller. Third Row: D. Hendrickson, T. Woodard, S. Cole, D. Cady, L Wheat craft Fourth Row: C. Cole, M. Schenck, D. Van Orsdale, P. Pallmann, D. Drake, M. Bouton L Cronk Fifth Row: L. White, D. Savey, D. House, H. Baker, G. Warner. Sisth Row: P. Space T Price D Vwhlliams, R. Button, M. Burdick, D. Baker, T. Pearl, K. Calkins, C. Button, G. Burton Dear Teacher, Big Kids, and Parents, Our Place in the Sun is right here at J. C. S. mainly because of our friends and school activities. Things we like, such as gym, mu- sic, films, and occasional parties, are always mixed with work. We like to know everyone we meet in the hall, and that's what makes us like a small school. Other people at J. C. S. seem to be so busy hurrying and being involved that they have no time to enjoy their school life, which is most important to us. Someday, we suppose, our idea of A Place in the Sun will change, but for now we're happy with our youth, and will keep on reaching for the happiness and ioy of friends, teachers, and learn- ing, which seem so real and sufficient for us today. Sincerely, The Grade School Kids Sitting: S. Murphy, K. Swan, E. Baker. First Row: B. Schenck, D. McCaig, A. Draper, C. Hall, K. Parsons, D. Gotts chalk, L. Garrison, D. Learn, P. Hill, J Drake. Second Row: Mrs. Bouck, E. Chris tian, M. Harold, M. Ribble. Third Row: C Button, M. Willis. 16 Sitting: R. Loomis, P. Willis, K. Christian, D. Dennis. First Row: C. Bradley, S. Gos- per, D. Monahan, L. Drake, S. Heckman, J. Cornell, L. Van Fleet, M. Taft, J. Par- sons. Second Row: Mrs. Loper, J. Butler, S. Van Zile, D. Learn, B. Williams. Third Row: R. Hadley, T. Welch. Second Grade: lst Row: S. Dennis, J Merrick, J. Hosmer. 2nd Row: L. Williams B. Rice, J. Waighf, S. Alger, J. Lewis, B Space, B. Murphy, J. Squire, Mrs. Ogr- odowski. 3rd Row: D. Drake, J. Hendrick- son, D. Sutton, K. Walker, C. DeVore, M. Stuart, M. Ball. .. -in , Second Grade: lst Row: J. Squire, L. Hen drickson. 2nd Row: P. Stevens, H. Bulkley Mrs. Murphy, T. Price, K. Baker, C. Taft, B lrvine, B. Brewer. 3rd Row: J. Sluarf, M Russell, R. Dunn, J. Friends, A. Kelley, M Prulsman, R. Williams. 'l7 3rd Grade: lst Row: K. Stuart, D. Sher- wood, B. Wheaton, R. White, H. Bur- dick, R. Schenck. 2nd Row: D. Brewer, M. Baker, H. Hibbard, D. Drake, J Welch, D. Baker, Miss Lewis, 3rd Row K. Prutsman, S. Crans, M. Willis, T Graham, K. Hosmer, S. Delill. 18 3rd Grade: lst Row: T. Welch, M. Leach, T. Swiler, R. Taft, A. Parsons. 2nd Row: C. Allen, J. Pruden, T. Stuart, J. Heckman, S. Gosper, L. Hadley. 3rd Row. D. Siegrist, D. Stanford, C. Calkins, L. Russell, J. Wil- liams, Mrs. Van Skiver. 4th Row: M. Mayo, M. Graham, J. Pearl, R. Baker. - ...3 4th Grade: lst Row: B. Taft, A. Kent, C. Foster. 2nd Row: J. Burdick, G. Dennis, L. Oles, D. White, M. Wheaton, K. Williams, Miss Gois. 3rd Row: N. Stuart, M Schenck, A. Brutsman, J. Merrick, M. Bre- wer, L. Wheatcraft. 4th Row: S. Bouck, M Bradley, J. Willis, T. Dennis, L. Van Sick- les, J. Flint. fm. 4th Grade: lst Row: G. McCaig, S. Den- nis, L. Price, J. Midgett, S. Acker. 2nd Row: Mrs. Brown, J. Miller, L. Dennis, M. White, B. Watts, D. Reed, L. Trumbul, N. Freeman, K. Ewell, K. Davis, 3rd Row: D. Sutton, P. Sharp, P. Willis, J. House, J. Van Fleet, R. Ellis. I9 6th Grade: lst Row: K. Savey, B. Siegrist, S. Van Zile, A. Van Skiver, D. Perham. 2nd Row: T. Willis, M. Dennis, C. Pickard, D. Williams, L. Newell, B. Drake. 3rd Row: Miss Schwartz, L. Zeh, S. Foster, L. Graham, C. Willis, 4th Row: T. Rude, J. Oles, D. Sherwood. 20 5th Grade: lst Row: J. Stephens, J. Bouton, M. Nye, N Parker, K. Heckman, R. Schenck, T. Button, J. Andrews, J Sherwood, C. Pickard, D. Stuart, D. Allegar. 2nd Row Mr. McClaren, H. Woodard, L. Van Skiver, M. Dunn, K Stephens, Y. Draper, T. Acker, P. Cornell, J. Walrath, L Aldrich, M. Cronk, M. Merrick, C. Friends, C. Schenck, T Walrath, 3rd Row: D. Taft, E. Merrick, D. Davis, L Waight, R. Hosmer, M. Loomis, R. Brewer. Ladder: S McCaig, M. Price, S. Savey, R. Petteys, R. O'Dell, W Pearl. 6th Grade: lst Row: V. Lewis, B. Irvine, D. Monahan, S. Delill. 2nd Row: T. Ribble, D. Brugger, M. Van Sickles, J. Squires, L. Wheatcraft, V. Schenck, T. Davis, E. McCaig. 3rd Row: L. Brownell, K. Metz, D. Owen, T. Sharp. 1 Special Ed.: lst Row: J. Sawyer, B. Howard, D. Howard R. Hill, S. Hill, R. Rice. 2nd Row: C. Riekofski, M. Stuart D. Miller, G. Space, L. Miller. 21 7th Grade: lst Row: D. Pearl, D. Merrick, M. Waight, D. Stanford, D. William- son, D. Johnson, K. Riekofski, B. Foster, D. Swiler. 2nd Row: C. Marlatt, R. Dennis, M. Stewart, P. Watts, L. Brownell, P. Dennis, E. Crans, J. Guild, S. Groves, Mrs. Sutton. 3rd Row: V. Bouton, D. Watts, L. Crane, J. McCaig, C. Pickard, K. Kelley, P. Hosmer, M. Robbins. V. Loomis. 22 7th Grade: lst Row: J. Bouton, V. Willis, R. Rog- ers, B. Stewart, T. Stuart, M. Dunn, K. Andrews. 2nd Row: L. Williams, M. Schenck, J. Taft, J. Space, K. Brewer, D. White, J. Williams, P. Del- ill. 3rd Row: J. Button, P. Talbot, L. Van Sickles, D. Kelley, L. Stratton, S. O'Dell, L. Oles. 7th Grade Officers: lst Row: S. O'Dell, P. Tal- bot. 2nd Row: K. Andrews, C. Marlatt, L. Van Sickles. 3rd Row: D. Johnson. 8th Grade: lst Row: B. Midgett, L. Squire, D. Van Zile. 2nd Row: S. Van Sickles, R. Pfeifer, P. Mayo, L. Newell, A. Pearl, D. Willis, K. Siegrist. 3rd Row: S. Swiler, J. Vance, M. Foster, C Prutsman, D. Sutton, J. Morton, S. Groves, M Bradley, Mr. Nosky. 4th Row: B. Brewer, K. Ball D. Riekofski, L. Newell, J. Foster, K. Midgett, C Ribble A. Van Orsdale 5th Row: K Ste hens , . . p , D. Drake, J. Graham, R. Whitehead, S. Crans. 8th Grade Officers: lst Row: J. Foster. 2nd Row: J. Morton, D. Sutton. 3rd Row: M. Bradley, W. Midgett. 4th Row: K. Stephens. 1005, 4, Qvvovgcwgqi e,m,Mwd - fv-hm ,M wa Miss Desposito, Miss Gellart. Father Vogt Dear Friends, Our junior high school years are so full of homework, class pro- iects, and field trips, that few of us have time to develop dreams in our lives. As we enter senior high, more of us begin creating dreams, which are realized as we grow and change. Sometimes they seem far away and so impossible to attain, that we can get very dis- couraged. It is hard to keep going, but then we see others who have fulfilled their dreams and we are given new strength to carry on. THAT'S LIFE!-a constant search for our Place in the Sun. Sincerely Jr.-Sr. High 23 Freshman Class: lst Row: V. Marlcuff, N. Dennis, L. Dennis, P. Delill. 2nd Row: M. Reese, G. Williams, P. Marsh, J. Buffon, L. Freeman, K. Stephens. 3rd Row: S. Robbins, C. Rude, D. Willis, D. Nye, L. Pallman, D. Schenck, L. House, J. Siegrisf. 4fh Row: Mr. Cronin, R. McCaig, K. Paddock, D. Hadley, L. Merrick, M. Morse, E. Bradley, R. Sutton, V. Parker, D. Hall, M. Morse, K. Drake. 5th Row: B. McCaig, J. Aldrich, J. Woughfer, M. Stephens, D. Mona- han, B. O'Dell, L. Prufsman, C. Cornell, M. McCaig, 6'rh Row: M. McKinney. 24 Freshman Olllicers: L. Pallmann, L. Prutsman, S Robbins, R. McCaig, M. McCaig, E. Bradley. Sophomore Class: lst Row: G. Van Skiver, P. Gar rison, D. Draper, M. Dennis, B. Talbot. 2nd Row Mr. Saler, E. Pallmann, K. Foster, L. Taft, B. Zeh, C Walker, D. Stanford. 3rd Row: J. Rice, L. Dennis, B Willis, D. McCoig, S. Midgett, L. Merrick. 4th Row: P. Willis. Sophomore Class: lst Row: Mrs. Stafford, C Waight, D. Cilley, K. Mason, D. Parker, D. Rude, G. Calkins. 2nd Row: L. Oles, M. Butler, D. Sutton K. Delill, J. Stratton, C. Schenck, G. Taft, D. Siegr: ist. 3rd Row: S. Willis, E. Von Skiver, D. Von Ski ver, K. Drake, K. Willis, J. Heckman. Sophomore Officers: B. Talbot, D. McCaig, D. Sut ton, L. Dennis, D. Draper. Junior Class OFFicers: O. Owen, R. Andrews, M. McCaig, D. Horton, J. A mbruster, D. Whitehead. Junior Class: lst Row: Mrs. Chees man, P. Taft, N. Wheaton, L. Ar mbruster, S. Perham, Mrs. Lewis 2nd Row: L. Drake, S. Heintzen, S Marlatt, D. Brewer, M. Flint, K. Pad dock. 3rd Row: P. Johnson, 5. But ton, C. Stephens, J. Ribble, A House, G. Watts, M. McCaig, T Lewis, K. Delill, J. Perham. 4th Row J. Teribury, D. Monahan, M. Brewer R. Andrews, D. Horton, O. Owen D. Whitehead, J. Armbruster. F 'Ng - Q59 Q4 A -wav xi QQ a, '-'Q ' x' f,', f 1055 ZR A ' A A 7--Y ' .- 4 awww' ,Q -+f5'2 BOCES lst Row: M. Rice, S. Gunn. 2nd Row: D. Dennis, B. Baker, B Hadley, N. Reese, J. Willis. 3rd Row: B. Dickerson, J. Den nis, B. Walrath, T. Ewell, B. Hibbard. BOCES lst Row: N. Wheaton, P. Taft, D. Whitehead, C. Brutsman, R. Hill. 2nd Row: D. Schaumberg, M. Ewell, L. Armbruster, L. Oles, C. Pickard, A. Stratton, C. Pickard, S. Hadley, G. Space. Many feel that J.C.S. involves too much of our time in extra activities, such as clubs, sports, and music. With all of these responsibilities, it is sometimes felt that we can't devote sufficient time to our studies. On the contrary, from these activities we learn more about how to live and to get along with those oround us than we do from our studies. The opportunities and the challenges which we've met beyond the scope of classroom situations have broadened our personalities and have become a major part of our school life. 28 THIS YEARBGOK WAS PRODUCED BY: I-UYOUJ Editors Editors and Advisor MUVY SWUV1 Kathy Garrison Onalee Owen Mary McCaig Mrs. Cheesman J one -Ji Photography Editors Aff Editors Storm Cilley Carol Drake Rick Andrews Karen Dennis Lorraine Drake Business Managers Advertising Managers Janet Van Skiver Ai Drake Darlene Brewer Jerry Armbruster Dan Whitehead Literary Editors LuAnne Lewis Susan Button Typing Editors Kathy McCaig Sue Marlatt Sales Managers Janice Van Skiver Pat Johnson 29 X YEARBOOK STAFF Seniors: K. McCaig, K. Garrison, J. O'Dell, L. Lewis, A. Drake, S. Cilley, C. Drake, M Swan, K. Dennis, A. Perham, J. Price, C. Calkins, J. Van Skiver, G. Delill, M. Rice. Jun iors: S. Button, J. Perham, D. Brewer, J. Armbruster, D. Whitehead, S. Perham, R. An- drews, A. Williams, M. Flinf, M. McCaig, J. Teribury, L. Drake, O. Owen, S. Heinfzen, S Marlaff, P. Johnson. Sophomores: D. Siegrist, D. Parker, C. Waight, E. Pallmann, D. Cill ley, K. Mason, L. Taft, C. Walker, L. Merrick, P. Garrison. Advisor: Mrs. Cheesman. NEWSPAPER STAFF Isl Row: J. Symonds, J. O'Dell, C Space, K. Garrison, K. Dennis, Mr Cronin. 2nd Row: A. Perham, C Calkins, J. Price, S. Cilley, M. Swan B. Drake, K. McCaig, L. Lewis, J Van Skiver, J. Van Skiver, C. Drake A. Drake. SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY Is? Row: M. Brewer, K. Dennis, K. McCaig, M. Swan. 2nd Row: S. Cilley, A. Drake, D Brewer, M. McCaig, K. Garrison, A. Perham. 3rd Row: D. Horton, Mr. Cronin, P. John son, L. Lewis, R. Andrews, J. Armbrusier. JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY i ' ' Ist Row: J. Vance, S. Groves. 2nd Row: D. Suffon, C. Walker, C. Dake, M. McCaig, 3rd Row: Mr. Nosky, D. Hall, K. Paddock, C. Waighf, K. Bali, J. Siegrist, G. Van Skiver, J. Foster, P. Mayo. 4th Row: D. Ciliey, S. Robbins, R. Sutton, L. Freeman, T. Perham, E. Bradley. LIBRARY COUNCIL Ist Row: J. Price, G. Taft. 2nd Row: Mrs. Cobb, E. Van Skiver, M McCaig, C. Calkins, J. O'Dell, G Delill. 3rd Row: K. Delill, L. Pal lmann, J. Ribble, A. Drake, C. Teri bury, P. Delill. 32 STUDENT COUNCIL Ist Row: R. Andrews, K. Dennis, K McCaig, J. Price, B. Talbot, Mrs Lewis. 2nd Row: S. Marlatt, J O'DelI, G. Delill, D. Friends, L. Den nis, M. McCaig, S. Button, C Marlatt. FRENCH CLUB ist Row: M. McCaig, P. Johnson, J. Van Skiver, D. Sutton, C. Walker, . P. Garrison, D. Parker, A. Perham, L. Lewis, Mrs. Hopkins. 2nd Row: A. Drake, C. Drake, G. Van Skiver, D. Cilley, C. Waight, K. Garrison, K. Mason, D. Whitehead, J. Perham, D. Stanford, S. Perham, SECRETARIAL CLUB Ist Row: G. Delill, D. Brewer, Mrs Staftord, J. Ribble. 2nd Row: C. Cal kins, D. Friends, M. Swan, J. Price S. Heintzen, K. McCaig. 33 FFA: Seniors: J. O'Dell, F. Sharp, A. Talbot, C. Space, J. Symonds, B. Taft. Jun iors: G. Watts, L. Armbruster, M. Brewer, C. Stephens, T. Lewis, K. Delill, D. Hor ton, J. Ribble. Sophomores: D. Siegrist, J. Rice, G. Calkins, L. Dennis, B. Zeh, B Talbot, J. Heckman, P. Willis, L. Oles, D. McCaig, B. Willis, D. Van Skiver. Fresh man: B. O'Dell, B. Williams, D. Willis, M. Morse, D. Stephens, R. McCaig, P Marsh, J. Button, M. McKinney, B. McCaig. Advisor: Mr. Cornell. Chapter Sweet heart: Diane Horton. FFA Speaker: Dennis Siegrist. . -K Kansas City Delegates: J. Sym- onds, J. Lewis, C. Teribury, J. Heckman. FHA: Seniors: C. Calkins, G. Delill, J. Ribble, K. McCaig, M. Swan, K. Dennis. . l - l Q 1, ,.. ' S 5 i FHA: Juniors: L. Drake, S. Button, M. Flint, S. Marlatt, O. Owen, J. Teribury, A House, D. Brewer, K. Paddock. Sophomores: G. Taft, K. Delill, J. Stratton, D. Sut- ton, E. Van Skiver, D. Draper. Freshman: P. Delill, D. Hall, C. Cornell, D. Hadley L. House, L. Dennis, V. Marlatt. CONCERT BAND Clarinet: M. McCaig, K. Paddock, C. Waight, S. Perham, D. Sutton, S. Robbins,J. Foster, D. Williamson, L. Taft, M. Foster, R Taft. Flute: P. Johnson, S. Button, L. Pallmann, S. Midgett, D. Parker, D. Hadley, J. McCaig, L. Van Sickles. Alto Sax: C. Drake D. Cilley, L. Wheatcraft. Trombone: C. Schenck, T. Perham, B. Irvine, A. Van Skiver, D. Johnson, B. Siegrist. Baritone: C. Drake Tuba: C. Stephens. Tenor Sax: J. Van Skiver. Baritone Sax: Vickie Parker. Alto Clarinet: C. Walker. Bass Clarinet: J. Van Skiver French Horn: L. Lewis, J. Siegrist. Cornet: T. Lewis, M. Butler, S. Cilley, J. Teribury, B. Foster, C. Marlatt, K. Siegrist. Sousa phone: K. Foster, M. McCaig. Percussion: K. Drake, D. Horton, J. Perham, B. McCaig, E. Bradley, A. Perham, D. Nye. MARCHING BAND FRONT UNIT Drum Maiorette: D. Horton. Maiorettes: J. Ribble, L. Drake, M. Flint, P. Garrison, D. Willis. Junior Maiorettes: K. Davis, M Robbins. American Flag: E. Pallmann. Rifle Guards: M. Dunn, D. Kelley. Banner Carriers: E. Stratton, P. Talbot. Drill Team: J Willis, L. Merrick, P. Dennis, S. Marlatt, O. Owen, M. Swan, E. Van Skiver. Color Guard: K. Garrison, E. Crans, L. Dennis, S Heintzen, P. Hosmer, V. Marlatt, L. Merrick, J. Stratton. 36 DANCE BAND ALL-STATE BAND AND CHORUS K. Drake, L. Lewis, M. McCaig, J. Perham, C. Drake, L. Drake, C. Drake, K. Paddork. if-QL 4-ef .fn ,, :L M Y gg SENIOR HIGH CHORUS lst Row: V. Marlatt, J. Siegrist, L. Taft, C. Waight, D. Sutton, J. O'Dell, J. Perham, J. Button, C. Calkins, K. Delill, K. Paddock, S. Marlatt, Mrs. Perkowski. 2nd Row: M. Flint, D. Horton, J. Ribble, P. Johnson, D. Siegrist, S. Perham, C. Drake, M. Morris, E. Lewis, M.McCaig, E. Van Skiver, L. Merrick. 3rd Row: S. Button, O. Owens, S. Robbins, K. Drake, M. McCaig, A. Drake, M. Stephens, M. Morris, R. Sutton, L. Pallmann, D. Parker. 4th Row: C. Drake, M. Swan, D.. Stanford, K. Willis, D. Horton, T. Lewis, C. Stephens, R. Andrews, L. Drake, J. Teribury, J. Van Skiver, JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS-SEVENTH GRADE J. Guild, D. Pearl, B. Stewart, D. Johnson, M. Waight, K. Riekofski, M. Rob- bins, L. Williams, L. Brownell, M. Dunn, V. Loomis, P. Hosmer, R. Taft, D. Stan- ford, M. Stewart, D. Kelley, J. Bouton, C. Pickard, J. McCaig, L. Oles, K. Kel- ley, K. Andrews, L. Van Sickles. TRIPLE TRIO L. Drake, D. Horton, M. McCaig, M. Swan, P. Johnson, L. Lewis, C. Waight, K. Paddock, V. Marlatt JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS lCont.I EIGHTH GRADE M. Bradley, P. Mayo, R. Pfiefer, D. Van Zile, B. Midgett, J. Foster, K. Midg- ett, D. Willis, J. Morton, D. Sutton, K. Ball, K. Ste- phens, C. Ribble, K. Siegr- ist, D. Riekofski, M. Foster, Mrs. Perkowski-chorus director. 39 TRACK lst row: Coach Robinson, D. McCaig, L. Dennis, G. Watts, M. McCaig, L. Armbruster, A. Drake. 2nd Row: S. Perham, J. Perham, L. Oles, C. Schenck, M. McKinney, J. Heck- man, B. O'Dell, J. Armbruster, L. Oles, D. Whitehead, B. Talbot. PEP CLUB lst Row: Swan, K. Paddock, J. Butler, P. Garri- son, J. Ribble, M. McCaig. 2nd row: M. Flint, G. Taft, K. Paddock, S. Marlatt, J. Stratton, D. Cilley. BASEBALL lst Row: D. Whitehead, F. Sharp, 2nd Row: S. Perham, T. Lewis, A. Drake, J. Armbrus- ter, C. Stephens. 3rd Row: K. Drake, J. Heckman, K. Foster, D. Horton, K. Willis, S. Cilley, G. Watts, B. McCaig, J. Perham, M. Butler, Coach Robinson. GlRL'S SOCCER lst Row: V. Marlatt, K. Delill, D Schenck, N. Dennis, C. Rude. 2nd Rovl V. Parker, J. Van Skiver, J. Ribble, F l P. Johnson, S. Button, M. l GIRLS BASKETBALL lst Row: A. Stratton, M. Flint, J. Teribury. 2no Row: S. Button, S. Heintzen, L. Drake, M. Swan J. Van Skiver, M. Mason. 3rd Row: N. Dennis K. Paddock, J. Ribble, V. Parker, D. Schenck Miss Cutter, D. Parker, J. Van Skiver, C. Waight S. Marlatt, V. Marlatt. K. Paddock, D. Rude. 3rd Row. ke, J. Van Skiver, J. Teribury, S. C. Cornell, S. Heintzen, L. Miss Cutter. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS M. Swan, S. Marlatt, S. Button, J. Ribble, M J. Von Skiver, S. Midgett. 3rd Row: C. Waight, A. House, N. Dennis, J. Teribury, V. Marlatt, S. Heintzen, E. Van Skiver, L. Merrick. 4th Row: K. Mason, C. Drake, L. Drake. it N J.V. CHEERLEADERS Midgett, K. Paddock, D. Hadley. D. Cilley, L. Merrick, P. Garrison, S. McCaig, P. Johnson WRESTLING lst Row: G. Watts, D. Siegrist, D. Stephens, B. Talbot, D. Baker, 2nd Row: M. Stephens, M. Morse, J. Heckman, B. Taft, F. Sharp, A. Talbot, Mr. Baier. VARSITY SOCCER lst Row: G. Watts, S. Perham, L. Ambruster, J. Per ham, A. Drake, D. Whitehead, J. Armbruster, J. Mar latt, C. Teribury. 2nd Row: Coach Robinson, C. Ste phens, R. Andrews, A. Williams, F. Sharp, A. Talbot, T Lewis, S. Cilley, B. O'DelI. 42 J.V. SOCCER lst Row: L. Dennis, K. Foster, L. Oles. 2nd Row: M. McCaig, L. Prutsman, K. Willis, M. McKinney, J. Heckman, D. McCaig, B. Willis. 3rd Row: M. Dennis, L. Freeman, B. Butler, T. Perham, B. Tal- bot, B. McCaig, E. Bradley, C. Schenck, K. Drake. VARSITY BASKETBALL Managers: B. O'Dell, J. Button. lst Row: A. Drake, C. Teribury, J. Armbruster, D. Whitehead, L. Armbruster, C. Stephens. 2nd Row: R. Andrews, T. Lewis, Coach Robinson, D. Horton, J. Marlatt. J.V. COACH Mr. Ball J.V. BASKETBALL lst Row: L. Dennis, B. McCaig, C. Drake, E. Bradley, T. Perham, M. Butler, P. Marsh. 2nd Row: M. McKinney, K. Willis, D. McCaig, K. Fos- ter, L. Prutsman, M. McCaig, K. Drake, C. Schenck. Manager: D. Johnson 33 N ' ' 1 Q 554, W, Q .. ' .- . ..,, -1- 'IE' Q' my wma, .. ,524 ' A f my - ,- 1-is-,,, , iaefiia K ii w 1 1,- .,. L. EDWARD IRVING BOUTON ROBERT LEWIS BAKER GWENDOLYN CHRISTINE DELILL 46 CEVEL LAUREEN CALKINS 5 I DONALD FRANCIS DENNIS TERRENCE ARTHUR BREWER Q!-R7 JON ALAN DEN awww- NIS ROBERT X s STORM C ILLEY CHARLES ALDEN BRUTSMAN KAREN RUTH DENNIS 47 ALLEN EARL DRAKE in--9-af BRUCE CARL DICKERSON SUSAN LOUISE GUNN DEBORAH ANN FRIENDS ap. Nuff STEVEN LOUIS HADLEY CAROL ANN DRAKE WILLIAM FREDERICK HADLEY KATHY ANN GARRISON EW? ROBERT ARTHUR DRAKE DIANE MARGARET HORTON 49 yy, JAMES PAUL LEWIS JERRY LEE O'DELL 50 LINDA DARLENE MCCHESNEY LUANNE KEM LEWIS LEE DEWAYNE OLES JACK JOSEPH MARLATT ANN THERESA PERHAM PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE RICHARD BRUCE METZ KATHLEEN JO MCCAIG CHESTER IRVING PICKARD PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE DENNIS HUGH PRUTSMAN JOAN PRICE DENISE ANNETTE SCHAUMBERG 52 MONICA JEAN RICE FLOYD LEE SHARP NANCY LEE REESE JUNE MARIE RIBBLE AUDREY EDNA STRATTON WILLIAM JOHN RUDE W CARL EUGENE SPACE GERALD GEORGE SYMONDS MARY JANE SWAN JANICE MARY VAN SKIVER CARL JAMES TERIBURY BRUCE WALRATH BARRY LEE TAFT IK' JACQUELINE ARLENE WILLIS 3 JANET MARIE VAN sKuvER ALLEN WILLIAM TALBOT VERNON LLOYD WILLIS W5- JAMES WILFRED BAIER EDWARD FRANCIS BRADLEY JAMES LEONARD HENDERSON Dear J.C. S., This has been a year of endings for us. With every day, every event, and every challenge, we've realized that this is the last year we can physically be a part of J. C. S. All through school we've dreamed about what we would do when we graduated, whether it be college, marriage, the service, or a iob. Therefore, we are happy and excited about living a new kind of life, but we've also found that dreams are even more unbelieveable when they are about to come true. Leaving J.C.S. is something we talk about, but can't really imagine. We leave with deep sentiment for our school, our friends, and the only way of life we've known so far. We thank you all for the part you've played in our lives and for the many memories which will be with us no matter where we go. You have our best wishes and our reluctant goodbyes. The Class of '72 so ZOILA ROSA ALEGRIA FIGUEROLA The following is a letter which our exchange student, Zoila, wrote to her parents. Jasper, N. Y. I-4855 January 24, T972 Dear Mom, Dad, and family, This is my first letter to you since I arrived and I wish to tell you about this wonderful country and beau- tHuIcHy ofjaspen Before I tell you about new and wonderful family I will have for 6 month, this family has much love, confidence and patient with me, because this is family that I like to have I can see the same close and wondeHuIfamHy Ihavein PenL I love the beautiful snow, but it very cold. I have ridden snowmobiles many nights. This is most beautiful sight and I will never forget when I return Peru. All week I go to the Jasper School with Susan. It is very different because women and men study to- gether. Courses are different. I having many courses which I like, but most I like Homemaking. I making my first proiect skirt. All people are good in helping me all they can. I cannot speak this language good and everyone seems to help me so I understand. A lot of customs are different, but I hope to bring many back to my home in Peru. One great sport I like is basketball. My family goes to all games and Susan is a cheerleader. They teams are very good and I enjoy looking my friends play. I have meet so many new people and have so many friends that I so happy here. My class is a very good one and ourteachers very good. I have been many place and done many different things. I have been bowling, but I am not very good yet. I have been to tour hospitals, shopping center, library and many places. Well I love it here and hope my stay here is as fun as this months been. I want tell you more things, but this paper finish and I close with many loving for all. Love Zoila 57 Name: Likes: Dislikes: 10 years from now Name: Likes: Dislikes: 10 years from now: Name: Likes: Dislikes: 10 years from now Name: Likes: Dislikes: 10 years from now Name: Likes: Dislikes: 10 years from now Name: Likes: Dislikes: 10 years from now: Name: Likes: Dislikes: 10 years from now Name: Likes: Dislikes: 10 years from now Name: Likes: Dislikes: 10 year from now: 58 CLASS OF '72 . . . SOMEDAY SOON Zoila Parties School Soup Trampoline star Ed Audie Ml3 haircuts finally got a haircut Chuck VW buses getting burned head of CUOW lclean up our worldl Gwen a good time boring people Don's private secretary Karen Ethan Allen Brown nosers hiiacked stewardess Carol a good party non-operative VW's got her foot out of her mouth Kathy G. Glen Campbell insincere people part of cannibal stew Bill H. Nancy mouthy kids chief cook and bottle washer Jim bikes The Dallas Cowboys announcer of the UC games Mr. Baier Teaching at Jasper lmmature students Nobel Prize Winner Mr. Bradley Reasonable people unreasonable people finished his studies on the Korean War Cevel Mr. Henderson grouches first woman President Don Debbie being on time not on time for the wedding Bruce D. the radio getting up mornings disc iockey with the KB's Bob D. it quiet name calling researcher for noise pollution Sue raising heck pushy people cleaner of ashtrays in the basement Mr. Henderson smiling students bills still wondering how they made it LuAnne steadfast people hypocrites 1st brain surgeon working on herself Bob B. raising cane obeying rules played lead role in Ivanhoe Terry a certain redhead tests in Biology wrecked another in Pa. Storm Woodhull A Scio soccer player apprentice under Howard Coselle Jon Motorcycles pushy teachers still wandering around the halls Al D. sports dull times lead singer in his own rock group Deb Don waiting still waiting Steve vacations school and teachers still hasn't made History Diane throwing pens immature people head nurse on Medical Center Joe motorcycles BTO's completed around the world motorcycle trip Name: Likes Dislikes: lO years from now: Name: Likes: Dislikes: IO years from now Name: Likes: Dislikes: l 0 years from now Name: Likes: Dislikes: l O years from now Name: Likes: Dislikes: l0 years from now Name: Likes: Dislikes: l O years from now: Name: Likes: Dislikes: TO years from now Name: Likes: Dislikes: 10 years from now Name: Likes: Dislikes: l O years from now Kathy M. Monday vacations typewriters takes attendance at Senate meetings Jerry O. having fun girls head of the Quill Scroll Country Club Chet stimulating drinks unstimulating drinks Teen Idol Nancy Keifer pesty people still trying to make a barnbuster Bill R. VW's Teachers VW salesman of the year Carl S. Friday at dismissal Monday morning driver education teacher Jerry S. beating teachers losing Managing editor of the New York Times Carl T. motorcycles Ethan Allen won the lst Olympic hill climb Bruce W. to be left alone cold sores drives the BOCES bus Linda John Sr. 8: John Jr. nosey people Homemaker of the Year Lee fast cars Greenwood owns a slow car and lives in Greenwood Joan having a good time sore knees head cheerleader of the Vikings June apathetic people helping others star maiorette in the i982 Super Bowl Denise being absent school still on her honeymoon Audie Eddard A25 Greenwood composed the il? l song of i982 Barry wrestling being beat chief cartoonist of the New York Times Janet sports wind sprints flying acrobat Jackie sloppy clothes conceited people Cevel's private hairdresser Dick Forum Basketball coons and BTO's NAACP man of the year Ann quiet marching band finally made it on time Denny booze mouthy BB players star BB player for the UC Monica Tom Flaitz Nosey people star of the Skinny Minnie talk show Floyd Blondes killioys heavy weight wrestling champion Mary certain snowmobiles snoopy people still won't tell Al T. outdoor sports stuck-up people President of the Jasper Snowmobile Club Janice 38 38 iokes President of the 3-8 band-aid company Vernon good mature people dishonesty won a sales contest to California CLASS OF '72 . 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