Jefferson Central High School - Jeffersonian Yearbook (Jefferson, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1960 volume:

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We wish to express our thanks for their unfaltering interest inJ.C.S. and for helping to make Jefferson Central School oneofthe outstanding schools in the Schoharie County. Our special appreciation goesto Mr. Buck, who has been on the Board 9 years, and has served as President for 7 years. HW! FQ Walter Stryker Horace Miller EU 5 1 Y K, ui F 6 1, 1 ' 1 iv gf L, 5 Q 1 f Y? I . ',,f 1 5 f 5 yi I I if + 4 i I 3 + AV lf ix -' , I X1 , ff + A. 1 14 K? 5 , ? x I 1041401 Hice VICE PRINCIPAL PRINCIPAL Mr. Quick Mr. Hammond SECRETARY, Mrs. Julia gQ5II9 ig - Mr. Moore, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Sloan, U5 Drivers Mr. Fesler, Mr. Cross, Mr. Payne. Custodicms Mr. Keyser, Mr. Payne -is. Cafeteria Mrs. Shafer, Mrs. Vrooman 'E 5 Q. 5 5 2 jf L X N I l -1-if ,ff ,519 -1-3-E -..,,,,,.k 5 MR. FERRIS Industrial Arts MR. QUICK Com erical MR. HOTALING Physical Education MRS. PEAKE Homemaking MRS. UTTER Music MRS. STRYKER English MR. FAIN Citizenship Ed MRS. DAYTON Junior High MRS. BECKER Language MRS. WISTRAND Junior High MRS. PATTERSON Math-Science MRS. SCHMIDT 3rd MRS. MOORE Lpth MRS. FOX 61:11 MRS. TAYLOR Sth MRS. KEYSER lst MRS. THOMPSON Kindergarten MRS. VAN DUESEN 2nd M ? I ,If I I GAIL BOUCK NGa11H nHe who hesitates is lost.n Chorus 1,2,3,uf Band l,2,3, M3 County Chorus 2,3,h3 JV Cheerleading 2,32 Varsity Cheerleading M3 Noonhour Volleyball 1,3,uj Noonhour Ping-Pong 2,32 Yearbook 3, M3 Blotter M3 Class Officer 23 Dramatics 33 Minor Awards 1,2. . KATHLEEN CLARK nxittyn nLive and let 1ive.n Noonhour Volleyball 13 Dan cing 33 Girl's Intramurals 1,22 Blotter M. GEORGE CLARK nHuckleberryn nDon't do today what you can do tomorrow.' JV Basketball 23 Varsity Basketball 33 Noonhour Volleyball l,2,3,h3 Boy's Intramurals l,2,3,h3 Cross Country 2,h3 Baseball hy Blotter 1,23 Clubs 1. CAROLYN DIETZ ll Lynn!! nlndecision is the worst fault of mankind.n Chorus l,2,3,h3 Band 1,2, 3,hg County Chorus l,2,3, M3 JV Cheerleading 2,33 Varsity Cheerleading L3 Noonhour Volleyball l,2, 3,kg Noonhour Ping-Pong 1,2,3,h3 Library Council 3,h3 Yearbook M3 Minor Awards l,2,33 Blotter My D.A.R. Good Citizen's A- ward L5 Girl's State Re- presentative 3. 1 v 1 'VI s . ' 5-sfzy,sa,j35:1: ,, , H f ,- - '- -i21f,'svflw 7 S - ' g. 2 A 3.1:-7' -.51 f , ,- 1 ?'t'v5sf-1 N f- A' - A'-L ' , 1 L 'Q Uh -aff teiigwm sf' E e': gaig ' il Y lf . 'nutty ' , - ,, ., A I '- - . 1 ,,:. ,' 1, . , i 5 : I-, - - Ln.:., is 1 ,, lf. Us M,, V DONALD HARTWELL uDonnien Wwhen you meet someone with out a smile give him one of yours.u Cross-Country M3 Boy's In- tramurals 1,2,3,uS Noon- hour Ping-Pong 2,3,hg Noonhour Volleyball l,2,3, My Baseball 2,3,h5 Rifle E Archery 35 Blotter LL. RUTH ANN JOCHEM nRuthien uFlattery is like perfume, it is to be smelled instead of swallowed.n Chorus 1,2,3,uI JV Cheer- leading 25 Noonhour Ping- Pong 23 Noonhour Volleyball l,2,33 Girl's Intramurals 1,23 Blotter My Dramatics 33 Clubs l,2,3. U 043-Q l - Y- s.-- :11af'--1:s:::??eA ELIZABETH JOSLIN WLiz' nYou don't have to be a good sportsmen to be a good sport.n Chorus 2,3,h3 Band l,2,3, Mg County Band 1,2,3,Lg JV Cheerleading 2,33 Var- sity Cheerleading My Li- brary Council 1,2,3,h5 Noonhour Volleyball 1,2, 3,h3 Noonhour Ping-Pong 1,2,3,Ll.5 Class officer 13 Blotter M5 Clubs 33 Minor Awards 3. I -M-'W 'W . 4 ,jo I 1 H 'X ln., WANDA CAROL PAYNE nButchn Ulf first you don't succeed try, try, again.n Chorus lg Noonhour Volley- ball l,2,35 Gir1's Intra- murals l,23 Dancing lg Blot ter M. ua-e- ,t, in' J AMJYQFR I fi ROSILIND RYFKOGEL nRosieH nOne never knows, does one.n Chorus l,2,3,h5 County Chor- us 1,33 JV Cheerleading 13 Varsity Cheerleading 2,3,hg Noonhour Volleyball l,2,3,h5 Noonhour Ping-Pong 3,45 Li- brary Council 3,h: Yearbook My Dramatics 35 Minor Awards 1,25 Clubs 33 Class Officer l,2,33 Blotter l,2,h3 Girls Intramurals 1,2. RANDY TREADWELL nlken uLearn to live and live to learn.n Chorus M3 Band 1,2,35 JV Basketball 1,25 Varsity Basketball 3,h3 Noonhour Volleyball 1,2,3,h3 Noon- hour Ping-Pong 1,2,3,hg Baseball 1,2,3,h5 Cross- Country M3 Class Officer 3,ug Blotter us Clubs Ll. , A, 31 PHILIP J. VAN BUREN nJohnu 'While we stop to think, we often miss our oppor- tunity.n Chorus 23 Band 23 Clubs 33 Noonhour Volleyball l,2,3, hi Noonhour Ping-Pong l,2, 3,h3 Boy's Intramurals 1,3 JV Basketball 1,23 Varsity Basketball 3,h3 Cross-Coun try L3 Baseball 1,2,3,uQ Student Senate 2,3gu2 Vis- ual Aids 2,3,uj Class Of- ficer M3 Boy's State Rep- resentative 3. 0 , ROBERT JAY ZEH nBobbyn nThere's plenty of room at the top, but there's no room to sit down.n Chorus 1,2,3,u: Band l,2, 3,h3 County Chorus 2,3,uj County Band 13 JV Basket- ball l,23 Varsity Basket- ball 3,h3 Cross-Countr 1, 2,3,h3 Baseball l,2,3,E3 Noonhour Volleyball 1,2,3, M3 Noonhour Ping-Pong l,2, 3,h3 Student Senate 33 Class Officer l,2,3,h3 Yearbook 33 Dramatics 33 Minor Awards 1, 23 Clubs 33 All-State Chorus 2,3,h- w Q. ,X A !ngmliFFBWimQf lx , .,,,,,-A , Q x -9 'W 3 aff Ai? ', ' , ' XDA- 527:-U - 3' ' E. 4551.2 kiln- ?5V5f- PrgQf ' ' ' 4.4: 'ff-V , .: A , -e ' ' L 52'-il sy. M-1 3. .s,.JEq t as sa V www-4wwAsX 'Y ,NWN 5 . I'-iff-'H 4 -1W4fpM5wA-mfyn-, l,nw43wiQ3v4aQg2m?W3 w E5?GMNPQQ 'Qf ?g C -5312 5, -:by 45, 5 . 4 V, .,, 214-.J 4413, 'e - f1f ',I ',J,'r'-,'. ' - 4, L'3T3?fE-fl. cgi'-,323 -'Efgg'iz,gJ 0' enior C3510-4 QECQY5 'U-s,'4J ,qu as ,A .N , -. A 1 A Q , Q ' 0 . 'T . JA , 1 w I. 'MVT L l 7 . 3 -.. V f Y ff f' S2 .54 - i'z'.zf 16' lf .V V I ' Lf. J 4 X L ' 9 F I in W- S E232 f ,f , f ,A 1,. : TX 42401 0 .4-n Qlass CMM! Lynn Dietz wills her quiet ways to Carol Mowers. Bobby Zeh leaves his basketball ability to Franklin Mann. Liz Joslin leaves her sports ability to Lydia Eisel. Gail Bouck leaves her hair-dos to Doris Nelson. George Clark leaves his Saturday night dances to Gerry Payne Donald Hartwell leaves his clowning ways to Roger Champlin. Randy Treadwell wills his presidency to Mike Skrzyneki, who we know will do a good job. John Van Buren gladly leaves all the headaches of the Stu- dent Senate to Ronnie Lawrence. Rosilind Ryfkogel leaves her Florida and New York trips to Norma Nichols. Ruth Ann Jochem leaves her Maple Crest boy friends to Junie Stryker. .Q Kathleen Clark leaves her New Years Eve celebrations to Lois Riley. Wanda Payne leaves her weekends to Barbara Payne. The Senior Class wishes to thank Mr. Fain for all he has done for us in the last two years. To the Kindergarten, we, the Class of 1960 leave our depend- able and innocent ways. We, the Class of 1960, being of unsound mind and body do hereby declare the last will and testament. 6 . 1, a Fl unior FIRST ROW, Left to right : P. Meeghan, A. Danforth, W . Mukotajczyk, P. Crandall, D. Zeh, S. Walker. SECOND ROW: Mr. Quick, R.Schinel1er, R. Ferris, R.Anderson, S. Nichols, K. Behrens, G. Joslin, C. Eklund, J. Cahill. 'E'QI,f'fy V' ' .':-7.1251 'EE .,:,jr,!,,, 'V .,,, .X I--115: '.-' .E '- QQ . 5 IZ , ., -f- 'Af' ' T-. Q L 5 .i .,, gi 4. ,I if . ga , 41 L... ophomore FIRST ROW, Left to right: C. Mowers, D.Har'twe11, W. Weber, S. Taylor, J. Peterson, L. Eisel. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Dayton M.Stryker, J. Dietz, D.Peake, R.Ayers, 'R.Moor'e, N. Nichols, Bn Payne. U1 0414 j Ll. reohmen 1 , Dl +- ef +C DH- QQ, DD D- ifoff LvE:D Hwpfl .F DZ . , , -ff, X Y V, V ' V Y , n f 1- F H+ 4' fu I . .Le rg , amz yq,, ', D' ,QQ 'g Q , I V L ' ' - I FIRST ROW, Left to right: S. Vance, C. Schwarz, B. Sloan, G.Danforth, J. Guntert, D. Schmidt, C. Roeser, K.Bergstrom, L. Riley, D.Hi11is, J. Lawson. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Patterson, G. Ericson, G.Payne, A.Cranda11, F.Mann, H.Ha11, O. Fesler, R. Ericson, D. Culver, E. Meeghan, R. Bizzaro, C. Vance, M. Skrzyneki, D. Meeghan. n W or .AT 1 , r , l W 1 n 'Q , 1, .. . AQWJ w- 5 'FVM . X X , ,T . I :Ely 1 'L .x n ' - ,gQ,fgi. if , A F - c f'xHiKNU: I , N Jf3., ' I V w ,,1r,fae,c ,w l, 1, FIRST ROW,'Left to right: Mrs. Stryker, E.Utter, G.VanBuren N. Hartwell, S. Vroman, V. Taylor, D. Augugliaro, P.Dibble, J. Dittmaier. SECOND ROW: P. Van Zile, D. Speenburg, L. Anderson, D. Nelson, L. Darling, J. Stryker, T. Miller, M. Guntert, G. Loucks, W. Wendland. THIRD ROW: D. Palmer, J. Hubbard, L. Mead, S. Peake, D.Mowers, B. Persing, C. Payne, S 0 Riley. FIRST ROW, Left to right: J. Weber, J.Ridde1l, D. Crandall, R. Bergstrom, K. Ayers, S. Harwood, G. Lawrence, C. Fesler, K.Stiber. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Wistrand, W.Woloshin, W.Havrish, M. Clark, B. Mattice, L. Ferris, R. Miller, R. Mead. .1 'G FTRST ROW, Left to right: B. Miller, J. Vamosy, D. Pierce, J. Payne, J. Payne, M. Van Buren, M. Koczerzuk, T. Sivos. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Fox, E. Riley, J. Guntert, V. Hubbard, C. Roe, F.Mil1er, T. Johnson, B.Dai1ey, THIRD ROW: J. Traxler, L. Speenburg, L. Andrus, L. Champlin, S. Bellinger, R. Lawrence, M. Ferris. FIRST ROW, Left to right: Mrs. Taylor,L.Woloshin, S.Vamosy, H. Clark, M. Meeghan, P. Stiber, J. Peterson, S.VanDyke, A. Pierce. SECOND ROW: E. Yaro, I. Roe, R. Payne, F. Herodes, A. Fuller, D. Miller, M. Riddell, L. Riley. THIRD ROW: G. Clapper, R.Ha11, F.Oakley, G.Skrzyneki, R. Payne,R.Dibble , S. Bergstrom, E. Lawrence. FIRST ROW, Left to right: N. Nichols, D.Harper, N.Danforth, B. Johnson, C.Mi11er, C. Micheluzzi, M. Harmon, S. Burnett, S. Vroman, Mrs. Moore. SECOND ROW: T. Sivos, E. Van Loan, D. Stannard, F. Stryker, G. Greig, G. Ruland, D. Dross, J. Stiber, J. Clark, W. Lawson. FTRST ROW Left to right: C. Bedford, B. Palmer, F. Nelson, V. Anderson, D. Darling, K. Vamosy. S- P-US'l81iaI'0. SECUND ROW: G. Miller, G. Shafer, W. Payne, G. Harders. J. Traxler J. Dross, S. Koczerzuk, K. Clapper, M.Pierce. Mrs. Schmidt. FIRST ROW, Left to right: R. Bedford, G. Harper, L. Mead, M. Miller, S. Burnett, D. Hamm, P. All, L. Peterson. SECOND ROW: Mrs. VanDusen, J. Yaros, M. Weber, S. Hamm, L. Oakley, D. Hall, T. Laubmeier, R. Nichols, R. Stiber. BACK ROW: A. Bergstrom, C. Johnson, E. Miller, E. Roe, G. Schrumpf, T. Graig, M. Stiber, S. Moxham. Absent from picture : D. Dittmaier, H. Vroman. FIRST ROW Left to right : J. Miller, J. Banks. G' Zak. J- Fbrris, T:Lawson, M.Harders, M. Pierce, J. Ericson. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Keyser. R- Clarks L-H9-its V- B66-ford, L. Lewicke, D. Champlin, K. Laubmeier, B. Clark, J. Riley. FIRST ROW, Left to right: T. Stiber, S. Schrumpf, D. Cross, G. Hall, P.Harper, M. Crandall. SECOND ROW: Miss Thompson, Phd Us In Gm 23'-4 :+I-' SD P55 PSD: OCD BB u 'U HQ Oo cf-C4 58 CDD' 400 5 va L4 'Cl 0 CI-1 SDO 222 OD OD: S2-SD 'I-' P-' Qs o C-4 1110 s-1-D1 tim I-.E ZOO 'S u Urn -Q UHF' ESD 935- era UCD I- 0 FHS OO -sod CB Merwin. Of H s O Flffafilm i . ' 5 - Y. L3j.,?, .M , 4 li 17' 1 v ,J . ,t .MTE - If :-X l'sf2'f,-, Q :T - gsgseil -rf- - 1 X QP,-ij..-'T U..,g--M-ns Of N his : V , ,P lf .. , 3 IL.. :,. ,A . 4 I, fwlf , . ., P -1 . IH , ' Fwd? gf r' 1 .' H ,T 1-4 :W .il 1 1 JCE. Jay HCMJH qrgify eheerleaalero Elizabeth Joslin Gail Bouck Lynn Dietz Pat Crandall Wendy Weber Rosilind Ryfkogel Cabd Varsity Scorekeeper Varsity Timekeeper Gail Danforth Franklyn Mann J. V. Scorekeeper J' V' TiU19k09P9I' Lois Riley Benny Parsing 'I I ' gat. ' X551-T n W- 1 .X X fel? --1 W3 x 'A 'Ok 4 N 'x 4 5-- fT' I -',z unior Cwaroity and gunior jei QI ll unior aroity D.Schmidt, N.N1chols, M.Stryker, S. Taylor, C. Mowers, S. Vance. , 55: .N if gtif wvfj 1 fix W Y f'l,-ufii . 'ii Mrs. Peake, Advisor Jacqueline Walker, Manager I ,,sl- 'va 'W ,J 1 . ' if 'f 51 . Wit . ly. V 1 fffxi ' ', br J up LW' '-. 'v'?'33'f1f.Ff?E .,L.,ef, er .JU-2 Ql23,G'i 'Q' 1 , , ,, ,r .-Q ll . ' rv Y-.- .v. ..1, - -,Q-1 ' '1- 1 'Fi ..,-. .J '1 'X . lt, . ..f iBaoelsaU erooocountry ,,.., . IIIP, KM W WM . www SWZXTQJW HmWZJb We 7065514 emem IDEAL DATE BEST LOOKING BEST DRESSED Pattie Crandall Bob Zoh Lynn Dietz Bob Forris 1 M O S T S T U D I O U S Ruth Ann Joohom Danny Zeh Carol Schwarz Bob Schineller B L U S H E S T H E M O S T Micki Stryker Whlt Nicolaichuk 1 W O L F H F L I R T CUTEST N T J? 'V if- 5? :1,Lm iLl',-.-T 1 ' 1. v- . , cm. 3 4- 1 fao LK '. , Q!- li Danny Zeh Sandy Vance MOST ATHLETIC Danny Zeh Liz Joslin I. ll SCHOOL CLOWN George Clark Rosilind Hyfkogel GREATEST DEVIL TEACHERS' PEST if Charlotte Roeser Joe Guntert FRIENDLIEST Alan Danforth Gail Bouck DONE MOST FOR SCHOOL Bob Zeh Lynn Dietz BEST MANNERED Danny Zeh Lynn Dietz BEST ALL-'ROUND Gail Bouck Bob Zeh f P .Qi J. earlfook Sfdfs 1 R Adviser Editgr 7 Mrs - PHMSPSOH Patty Crandall Asgigeggeiiitor 5 r Typist Assistant Typist Gail Bouck Danny Zeh , ,,.,iT..- L .f 5Qf4E I 4 r is A f -. +1 l 1gfL?'T nLw 1 fisiy .ff .-'1g5 '71 r , Q T I :.L,, N! A f Circulation AdV9T'tiS ing Manager Assistent Advertiser Carl Eklund Robert Ferris Rosilind Ryfkosel i Sfifflvl '- L v UCSS va-U ji N IQ .Q 5.3 Q., 0 Y 4'1a. -,-va i 'Q 'A :fhf 1 ,wi 1, -, .1',,, , A, ,-,.f:f m. E X fi ,iii j 5, ff , '- J ,. 3 3 igfi 1' 9 .v -fi U- T . f MEF? 1' ,L ' V'. .1-4 L F 4 ' -an .,. .1 J 1 2- i ,wiv 'A qv, I4 r v f-w f . 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John Van Buren Vice President.....Roger Champlin Secretary. c o U 0 o 0 0 0 ocarol Schwarz Treasureroooe o sooo collDan-Try zeh Advisors... ....Mrs. Stryker Mr. Hammond The Student Senate has been in operation for the past two years. Two representatives are chosen from each grade, 9-123 one is chosen from the eighth grade, one from the sev- enth grade and one from grades 5 and 6. The president and treasurer, are elected from the junior and senior classes . The vice president and secretary are elected from the soph- omore and freshmen classes. The Student Senate has many duties to perform. It makes rules, plans the NJN pin sheets, appoints judges for cheer - leading try-outs, chooses a yearbook staff, schedules candy sales and class activities,and,in general,tries to do every- thing possible to better our school. Our Student Senate has sponsored record dances after home basketballgames to earn money to pay for the cost of the Awards Banquet held inJune. The Awards Banquet is a ban- quet , anyone may attend for the price of a ticket. At this dinner Coach, basketball players,cheerleaders, baseballplay- ers, cross country participants,and winners of scholarships are guests, and are presented with awards at this time. The Jefferson Student Senate has also sponsored a clean-up poster contest to encourage the students to keep our school clean . fennel and Qhoruo FIRST ROW, Left to right: E. Joslin, C. Dietz, W. Payne, K. Clark. SECOND ROW : G. Bouck, D. Hartwell, R. Treadwell, G. Clark, Mrs. Stryker, J. Van Buren, R. Zeh, R. Jochem. bulorfer and Visual Aids Left to right : J. Cahill, W. Mukotajczyk, D. Peake, J. Van Buren, J. Guntert, F. Mann, Mrs. Patterson. P wa ,vga W 4 4, R .QW C. , 5 . ,5, - I I I- , 'M-T -' -- - -- ' . , , . ., . . . ,, I . . : . 11l-111111-11' 1 .'1i55 F2.Q-258557 ul H Y ' - - - -- '----'x--- - '-mfs, . ,, , 1 ,V Q A n 1 A -. , . 1 .M I u ...l . .-1 J I l A ' Ir' xr 451-I I L' ' H 't L- r N t ' A . 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