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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1967 volume:

JEFFEEQOIVMXV X 967 FF? 2 5 JEFFEEQOXV CEIVTQAZ QCHOOZ Ill' JEFFEEQOIV IVEW VORK Deaingffon 4321 The yearbook staff, in grateful appreciation of the guidance, support and understanding he has given everyone, would like to dedicate the 1967 Jefferson- ian to our coach and senior ated. advisor, Mr. George Hotaling. fi He has encouraged and aided us '-'Ez -,,,-Di in preparing for our future. His QE, advice will be remembered by f-'ll , , '5 many, though it will be years -1 before it will be fully appreci- f-2- '-E f E --.? .. -we ' - - , .gg 'ww-.V-.-,.-.,:9-'-, Ano' 'Evkk is 5 rn- '1 hvyfu '42 sys: X D 55 4, 1 Qiuf - . - .: . . T . wif Q. if .ig .en - Y 'jfs' .- ,fj.q-,Mi ,Q . L 'f :Di .1 us, ' 23,5 5- if 'mr 3 M- 127511, ' 1 ,A W , ,:fi4. 1' 5-fish 5 v'i?4sf'?ff1, imifgr if-a. :Q ': mf ' F'i'1f9U 1 a' gat' ,rf W R115-2Q7.?,w',. r. 7 -1 lr-'P--9' ANDREW NELSON Drew Yearbook 3,45 Prize Speaking 2, 3,45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Music Festival 2, 3,45 Soccer 1, 2, 3,45 J.V. Basketball 1, 25 Varsity Basketball 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 1, 2, 3,45 Student Day 35 Senior Play 45 Treasurer 25 Minor Award 2. 9'-' f-455,01 ,I Student Day 35 Yearbook 35 Senior Play 4. -'. ,f vz , , , 'Q j f , . -1 m, , ' .W ' . DOLORES VALEN TI , r llDe6ll LARRY SPEENBURG ll VI Soccer 1, 25 J .V. Basketball 1, 25 Volleyball 3, 45 Senior Play 4. 'ti' STANLEY BERGSTROM Stub Yearbook 45 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Volleyball Play Day 45 Senior Play 45 Library Assistant 2, 35 Student Day 3. Chorus 1,45 Music Festival 15 Senior Play 45 Prom Court 35 Librarian Assistant 1, 25 Cheer- leading Manager 3. Yearbook 3, 45 Student Senate Rep. 35 Band 1, 2, 3,45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Music Festival 3,45 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 45 I .V. Basketball 1, 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 1, 2, 3,45 Class Vice Pres. 2, 3,45 Class Treasurer 15 Senior Play 45 Prom Court 35 Student Day 35 Minor Award 3. -J J JOANNA IRWIN Jo or Ma SHIRLEY VANDYKE Booby Dol1 D 1'-fe xr:-, ,eff-. DARLENE GRAHAM Dimples 4 M I I I 4, Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Pres. 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Prom Court 35 Student Day 3g Minor Award 1, 2, 3. Boy State 35 Yearbook 3g Student Senate Rep. 1, 2, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Band lg Soccer 1,2,3, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4 co-editorg if Prize Speaking 33 Student Senate Sec. 1, Chorus ' rg-px 1, 2,3,4g soccer 3,43 Volleyball 1,23 J.v. 50-A-,- Cheerleader 2g Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Minor Award 2, 3. A ..aL.' Soccer 3:1 .V. Basketball 3: Volleyball 1, 2, 3,45 Senior Play 4, Student Day 4. RAYMOND HALL Dutch or 'Ray 'CT . -, , 1 - if - A -1 Za 25' W AEE ff ? J E A -ia gp J V. A F fi my , A jf? EDWIN LAWRENCE ff' ff' 1 Fl L A 1 'TA , , 'rw ,- 71 Eddie HELEN CLARK Heller PATRICIA STIBER npat.. 'Eff' Yearbook 45 Chorus 1, 25 Basketball 45 Volleyball 45 Senior Play 45 Library Assistant 2, 35 Student Day 3. 7? p-2 Chorus 1, 25 Soccer 1, 2, 3,45 Varsity Basketball 3,45J.V. Basketball 1, 25 Baseball 3,45 Volley- ball l, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play 45 Student Day 4. .I-G, , . I 1,35 wig, 5 ,rlfgf ' 'C 'LW 42'-ali' , ' 5.-'TNT l 15, . :ffl LE' Q. 55 -A 5 - -- ' 1... ' . I 1, ROBERT LAWRENCE km , X 5 I it Ei A Bob . 'G , ,YVQV1 . Y 4, L. , we Yearbook 45 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Basketball 45 Soccer 45 Volleyball 1, 2, 3,45 Senior Play 45 Student Day 35 Library Assistant 2, 35 Varsity Cheer- leader 35 J .V. Cheerleader 1. '+- JANE PETERSON Janie Yearbook 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Soccer 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Student Day 3, Library Staff 1, 2, Neighborhood Youth Corp. 4. A .L...n. - . Yearbook 3, Student Senate Rep. 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3,4, Music Festival 2, 3,4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, I .V. Basketball 1, Baseball 1, 2, 3,4, Volleyball 1, 2, MARIE MEEGHAN Ree-Ree 'Fjrw 3,4, Senior Play 4, Prom Court 3, Ping Pong 1, Student Day 3. 'fi Yearbook 3, 4, Student Senate Rep. 4, Basketball 4, Soccer 4, Volleyball 4, Class Sec. 1, 2, Treas. 3, Senior Play 4, Library Assistant 1, 2, .A Student Day 3, DAR Award 4. If 'Q 1 FRANK HERODES Frankie Band 1, 2g Soccer 1, 2, 3,45 Varsity Basketball 3, 4g I .V. Basketball 1, 2, Volleyball 1, 2, 3,45 Senior Play 45 Student Day. f MORRIS 'RIDD ELL f -f 5 ,lr V 7:,3, fn l , ' xv 5, If 'B , I i Band 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3,4g Music Festival 1, 6- 2, 3,43 Volleyball 1, 2,45 Varsity Cheerleader 3 f--- 'n Class Sec. 3,4g Senior Play 4, Prom Court 35 Q' Student Day 35 Neighborhood Youth Corp. 4. YD Butch f' A . y , , PATRICIA CABLE A V ,- , Q I' ha - JJ Soccer 1, 2, 33 Volleyball 4, Senior Play 4. 1 RICHARD PALMER llDicklI Honor Society 2, 35 Yearbook 3,4 co-editorg Prize Speaking 2g Student Senate Rep. 2, Treas. 3g Chorus 1, 2,45 Music Festival 1, 2g Basketball 2, 33 Soccer 4, Volleyball 2, 3,4g J.V. Cheerleader 1, 2, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4g Class Pres. 2, Vice Pres. 1, Treas. 4, Senior Play, 45 Prom Court 3: Library Assistant 1, 2,43 Minor Award 1, 2. I af f 'ui Qu- E Yearbook 4, Soccer 3, 4g Varsity Basketball 3,4 , J.V. Basketball 23 Baseball 3,4g Volleyball 2, SUSAN VAMOSY Kooke 1 3 I 1 KENNETH COLE in N ' fi' Kenny Y' . A , L -ff 45 Senior Play 4, Student Day 3. . I, ' 1 if-'Aj H .1 J L 'Hg ' 5 7 9 li 1 2 , 4 4 ' 9,7 K COLOR: Red and White .. -. , FLOWER: Red Rose MOTTO: When the going gets tough, the tough get going. MASCOT RING 1 Pres.: R. Hall V. Pres.: S. Bergstrom Sec.: P. Cable Treas.g S. Vamosy Remember? w 1 . l . g : A l I Class trip to Albany in Hey People, 61 Frank really -MQ small once! Teacher's , . Recognition Day Idid it an a H6511 Basketball game bus ride 66 Caosh shaid no dringsh, butt noshin bout intosh- icatin hairshpray. Picnic in 62 Prize Speaking - Q5 ing. y Gilberts Lake an 11651: lone! it, is louzy! with beer! View from the top of the State Build- D Class Picnic at What thereg of Yum, Yum paper cups are real good What do you Milf: ' ' mean the fr' ' i W, 'S .- water's warm? H r l y --Yeh, maybe li Q YU for a polar P' bear! Troubles? Super Ray will save the day! P an .1 , .5 'l . . , . l I----' -l' ..T...--.. : 4 Blocks are for Tots. All present and ac- counted for, physically and mentally --- except the middle man - in-cg Pat. Pray for her. Q--u ., fx' 'Mi . , :Lu f II We i W S-U-Z-A-Ng Oh darn goofed again! Qenfbfg 177 Acfion t ' Our happy go-lucky class meetings. I dare - . r K 'SS' Who is the SENIOR in the middle? .L .cel ,Q . - Ken, Don 't be like no-nailed Darlene! f i :es ,H f I I A ' . . ' This is a meal? Hurry up and cut it! ig, . dai 'I' mn , Q .. Q .2 T' ? I I , --fo- 'lu-,,, A- K N., , .rg r ' . - 4 .F . , du - . . -fw- 459, X . ,W ,g, ,V . K ,V , I-9, XJ , 1 1 ' - A1 , I , - ,V .D 3... If 4 ,f K J . . 4 ,Q 5 V, Q A Am . d 4 U Aaah V-P WZ, ' au' ' Q , al, fy L , . ' 7 f ,,, V, U 4' ' .:.' . 1. .fii N - 5.4. N , ' ' , ' V,-MN , 1 A- f1vLg,1 -. 0, :TJ N 'S J '.,,,-.Lf ,I . 4 . ,y My 1. 1' .QQ-stab.:-,r.Q,xL 'Y - , , .--. T V ux , kLw-i,nQ-:-sih- wt, . A -, P , f , g . ,, g..' -Q if 1.5-1 .. -.: ,.' J a 2' . . . , ' 'ui f :.:r4u'5Z'1a sw: - J: , - V. . 'L1,-HH, - ,, , VA- J-.., 3, ,, ,', 4 .14 A 4, W, , ' , -TI T' '-4 ff--Ting -- ' ,1.:p1 .Et n..',,,.5 . g Mc- -vu-, . -.-5-J ,L ,.- ,- fig ' ' if . t '4 :..x.nf'f ' . f1?:i.4--.1lq-f1'- 1:5 ,--J-4-qi'f- F ,Q '-1,1-,if-N' . .'k3.:'-' . , x . ,- 'S?: ' ,L -'-z e.-A. - -.-- '-1-. , , ' A-'f-,-.3419 'fa 'af 1: 1-,Lx . . .-If '.w-fI5.1k.cg-sw A t'-L - ' Y . , fi '-' ---v x 'f V. .h .g..,,54,..- N,.,,.,, - .. ' .HX - ,-1 W..-,..,'. 15.1-., .-H.: , . -1 wp '-1r',i,.-11. -fr -- - , A - -- -Y -'--up vt-------1-1--uf - ' - -.-' . v.,--, . 1, qw Q- 1 Eil4i':'. z?.1, Q L 1. FIRST ROW: S. Burnett, N. Nichols, M. Harmon, N. Pindar, D. Harper, N. Danforth, S. Vroman SECOND ROW: C. Micheluzzi, K. Brayton, S. Ploutz, J. Clark, W. Lawson, L. Fyfe THIRD ROW: E. Van Loan, D. Dross, G. Ruland, G. Graig, R. Cooper, W. Beadling. ABSENTg G. Muller, F. Stryker. The most memorable activity the Junior Class had this year was the Junior Prom, which was held on December 23. The theme was Silver Bells. We had a very successful spaghetti supper and two other activities. The Junior Class was very pleased to have Leonardo Munoz from Guayaquil, Ecuador, spend over two months with us. We wish to express our appreciation to Mrs. Stryker for a delightful year. .V Pi ,XL D. Dross, Presidentg N. Pindar, Vice Presidentg S. Burnett, Secretary, S. Vroman Treasurer . QOPHQMUQQQ -Q Q49 lk if .-. . H FIRST ROW: R. Hodges, S. Augugliaro, D. Darling, B. Palmer, K. Cole, K. Vamosy. SECOND ROW: A. Sivos, M. Nelson, C. Bedford, E. Slicer, V. Anderson, K. Payne. THIRD ROW: J. Dross, J. Stiber, R. Johnson, W. Brown, S. Skinner, I. Fyfe, G. Shafer. ABSENT: J. Moscato. We welcomed three new Students to our class this year. Ira Fyfe, John Stiber, John Dross, Tony Sivos, Gerry Safer, Steve Skinner, and Mark Nelson were on one or more of the sports teams this year. Carla Bedford was chosen for the Varsity Cheerleading Squad, and Diana Darling on the J .V. Squad. Betty Slicer, Susan Augugliaro, and Ruth Hodges made the twirling squad. Our class sponsored a dance on Sept. 30, featuring Marty and the Pour Boys. We would like to thank those who helped make that dance a sucess. M. Nelson, President, E. Slicer, Vice President,-K. Vamosy, Secretary, D. Darling, Treasurer. un.,- 9 ,U -- -r, may 1- 'M' fm- - M ,.1:.4.J1 ,f Q-WN? .. f1 'i- A 47:92 .rf-,:.., I fulffzu' -:WN ' Sv f ,,., X, Xlw fl . FIRST ROW: G. Harper, P. All, L. Peterson, M. Miller, N. Ploutz, D. Hamm, D. Dittmaier, D. Graham SECOND ROW: G. Miller, M. Weber, T. Laubmeier, M. Pindar, D. Hall, S. Hamm, L. Irwin, H. Foote S Burnett. THIRD ROW: K. Townsend, T. Graig, R. Stiber, J. Bassani, W. Payne, R. Nichols, G. Lynch, H. Vroman The Freshman class started the new school year with two new classmates, John Bassani and Garry Lynch. The athletic boys in our class have waited long enough for the day when they could play on the teams. The boys who participate in sports are Ken Townsend, Harold Vroman, Ron Nichols, Larry Peterson, Phil All, Gordon Miller and Bob Stiber. Good luck next year too, fellos! Three girls made J.V. cheer- leading, they are Marsha Weber, Linda Irwin, and Debbie Graham. Theresa Laubmeier and Denise Dittmaier made twirling. Our class had a dance two weeks after basketball season, we also had several candy sales. D. Hall, Presidentgj. Bassani, Vice Presidentg T. Laubmeier, Secretary, S. Burnett, Treasurer. Junior' Prom i 'fifveff Eeffg The entertainment for the Junior Prom of 1966 was provided by Ernie Russ and his Grchestra. A11 those who attended seemed to enjoy themselves. I Q3 The King was Walt Beadling and the Queen was Nancy Pindar. Mem- bers of the court were Melodie Harmon, Karen Brayton, Susan Vroman, Ford Stryker, James Clark and George Muller. lj 1 Ii Who does he think he ,lsf Well what smiling do you if ad 7 want, it's on ay' E Friday? H2, AP T2- Maybe we should plug it in. y no y Sombody asked for Beethoven's Ninth. M uf j ra Ag 'rl M- nc I rv A nv vw .1 .4 f. Tb Uv M -. V. W .gf n cs l. nn This is a still, and what she doesn 't know won 't hurt her. n I don't need a shave, Stub! Only eight more classes to go! Ya locked me in here, Mrs. Joedicke, and now I'm stayin tit 77' . , 'Q A ROLL .D if BOOK . wir: ,s-Q -I -Q . 1 f - -q - .3-'hvg ' ,l X v. Ax, N . 1 - :fx X r' N N Hgh Qcfzoof Fsfcuffy FIRST ROW: Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Harris, Scienceg Gilbert, Businessg Patterson, Mathg ' Wistrand, Seventh Hillson, Home Economics. SECOND ROW: Mr. Lomongino, Arty Mr. Hotaling, Physical Educationg Mr. Ferris, Shopg Mr. Pratt, Musicg Mr. Head, Historyg Mr. Graney, Language . FF 4 Mrs. Stryker, Englrsh Mrs. Kaufmanng '3- Our substitute ! .Q 9 m 0 .Q U n I f f 9 ff 9 Candid Camera? 6 ew-- 17' Law W F. lie FIRST ROW: Miss Thompson, Kindergarten: Mrs. Payne, Firstg Mrs. Taylor, Fifth: Mrs. Hewlett, Sixth. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Moore, Fourthg Mrs. Schmidt, Thirdg Miss Wirtz, Second My break's in 5 minutes! V I Reading V class Aids Qi Do you think she 'ci let me go to. .? Mrs. Brayton Mrs. Dittmaier Mrs. Laubmeier Mrs. Buck .M 4, H o 1, 5 x I n , ,I . Avg, I ' sig- . .yan 'T' 2 x J, ,. .A wi lm' ,ar- ., . -fu? --.af Ka' Y' H.- ,,, ...qs . 9 -Q.. YA 3ar . . ... vu 3 ,,-.. ,. A , feudal-- . J .uv l ,Y nv ' 4-.4 L.: Jung 4 Pf'1776'4'99! Q '-M. -.W-,U ,,..... .34,,v,,9, ..-.-.., ...n..g,, ..,-...I,,L1. ,fm u-urea'-4 'Fira 1---'-1.-.me ax' -'fffs-9 ivy ..v. f,..n,m Zinn ....1...-- Mn Qwbk m fe - - nf-, 'E' . f V-W1 M. W Q1 1- L7 X. .1 8,55 . Q , N .V f 1 WZAQ-Pfvkvcgoaf M R . FERRIS Eoaffo' Ur' Educaffbn -5 elfwgl 'a ' Wi' M - , MRS: JOSLIN -- 3 -1.4 Turf: ? nil - 1 P .ll FIRST ROW: Mr. Buck, Mr Miller. SECOND ROW Mr. Riddell, Mr. Hubbard, Mr. Hair. Qechefawg x I d d nf' Q , Q, H Mrs. N. Ruland, Mrs. I. Payne, Mrs. R. Welch. Mr. Taylor, Mr. Payne, Mr. Lawrence, Mr. Fesler, Mr. Moore, Mr. Schrumpf. u n,v- X ii Mr. Payne, Mr. Silvernail. Qcfzool Qewvftfec 2 if W K' u T'ma l! f' Fm 1' YW' MVW1' 5 In J ri Ti 'hi' 'wwf A u-if-' ', .Y ,' gi,-: -f-qv -1 .1 'f 14-1-inf:-'r, M 1 v wv- - -j 2 .Ab 1..,.1ff..-F ,,.,:: 1-15. 1,,.1 -EMF . -H1 Q. v-1,-.,z.-x -gk--, N-5, , - -by-.,.f 7 N 5:- N m nfl, gqwm- 1: ' 'K' ,'-y.1'.-,Ep g 'I-.q.M'+ .'-.u-'.t-f:- JE 7' ,Q ww '-njwx' . :- M gg: L- fu' I. 1'-A , ,v - 1 3 ' - 1, 'A 1 ..g..,1 ,. J ., ZH: .Zi U. .4 , ,pi 4 W y Y :mg 1' - 1 ' x 'H - ., 'Vkgg . iv y . W L it J , ,.5 .JV : 1 fp , -- is f,, . LM. ul n 4 u 1 ks.. 4. 51, , in ,J 'NL' Ix 1 t:.':s s 1-. 2. s N, 'Ns li, 'u'v.,Q S. 'K M., +5123 74- Q13 ,.. ,A, , S+ A :T 1 4 I 'gg Q We I ,Ll f-ff'!gVIp1lf1. . , . N MJ I 111-I 524:11-51+-H 5 m. 4 '04 4 af: lin - .' 'rp . po 5041 rillfyr 'Q NU., 1 N 5 .CE GUIDANCE 1 ' PSYCHOLOGIST .- 'y M Mi ,I W' . Af f L I I LX Mr. Campbell Mrs. Templeton GIRLS' GYM SPEECH THERAPIST READING , ,X . . Q' , ' L' , I F., P' ,l V . fax is '.f1wXKT2Sf' W1 'L HT- .1 52 . 11 SLN, .L P. , . .. . 1 1 QA,- , Q ? fiff ,7w .sL' ..., Mrs. Warren M-iss Butler M DENTAL HYGENIST 1 V., ,I7 v ' In ml A I'S SCHOOL NURSE A ., Ioedicke Mrs. Pratt Mrs. Skinner IIE x x, .., Q Q .ww ' 'J '-Q U JV 4-455.1 FN- m Q, ' ?'. I ,N ,.x .JR -. 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' 7 '.., wg'-Q. ,lg f-'.,'f7'. ,... 2'1. ,gn Q, If 1? - ' '55- .1fQf,'- sim- .'.E'?4f'f' 4? rum, ,Qtr . 6 ' '.f' ' , '.'l,Yn ' 190-f Az4's X 'I' Q .mf l,1'm .' x V EQ. 'lbw' ,'.'0, 1, Q 'lp '9'v0?- lb-' 'J .-gshj '-1' T' 1 fy, 55 , ,Wap Q, -r -3. 5, WAS ,114 5 ffl- ls .,l Y . .Q ' w. 1 -in N ' I I: - A-V -- - 1-1.45 f,.4 M f f --f- hw. gym FIRST ROW: G. Zak, T. Lawson, M. Stiber, S. Moxham, L. Mead, J. Ferris, B. Lynch. SECOND ROW: V. Bedford, L. Lewicke, C. Cable, D. Champlin, A. Bergstrom, V. Ploutz, K. Laubmeier, L. Oakley. THIRD ROW! D. Cooper, P. Brayton, G. Schrumpf, J. Johnson, L. I-lair, J. Miller, J. Ericson, R. Bedford. ABSENT: E. Miller. When school started in Sept. there were twenty-four students in the eighth grade with two attending Jefferson Central for , the first time. During the year two more . new students joined us. We have had several candy sales, and in Feb. we served refreshments at a basketball game. In , May, we sponsored a movie called Muscle 'ff' Beach Party. We are all looking forward Y to high school. - 'A N, -g M . ,. Our thanks to Mr. 1-lead for a memorable ', ' and active year. I.. ...go af 'f J. Ferris, President, K. Laubmeier, Vice President, D. Champlin, Secretary, A. Bergstrom, Treasurer. .Qeven ff: .1 'I tk FIRST ROW: F. Horace, C. Radloff, S. Schrumpf, P. Harper, T. Stiber, J. Banks. SECOND ROW: S. Laubmeier, J. Swart, D. Haner, K. Cole, D. I-laner, G. Hall, J. Harwood. ABSENTg D. Darran, J. Harmon. We have fifteen classmates this year. Our class had refreshments at a basketball game and two candy sales. We also had a movie this spring. The girls cheered for the Junior High Basketball games in which the boys participated. Dianne Haner was our Student Senate representative for the year. We would like to express our gratitude to Mrs. Wistrand for a memorable year. C. Radloff, PresidentgJ. Harmon, Vice Presidentg P. Harper, Secretarygj. Banks Treasurer. glbrffz- FIRST ROW: R. Stannard, S. Nelsen, A. Laubrneier, D. Johnson, L. Andriessen, V. Leyden, J. Quick, R. Misner, E. Mellott. SECOND ROW: R. Stannard, D. Pindar, S. Hauer, W. Clapper, M. Cole, M. Laubmeier, D Bedford, C. Jochem, T. Leyden, R. Burnett. F7196 1 1-IRST ROW: D. A11, J. Beadling, R. Blenis, R. Dibble, R. Hait, G. Bellinger, R. A11. SECOND ROW: D. Rottingen, D. Ploutz, M. Palmer, K. Wayman, L. Hamm, M. Hamm, R. Bender. THIRD ROW: D. Lawrence, P. Ferris, D. I-Ilamm, G. Dudas, M. Hamm, G. Crandall, R. Ir- win, D. Bennett, J. Korianski. Foufffv FIRST ROW: M. Bender, C. Stiber, P. Clapper, M. Hanley, R. Mellott, W. Wayman, D. Lynch, D. Madore. SECOND ROW: R. Cole, S. Cooper, R. Garbachcwsky, L. Hamm, C. Radloff, K. Bond, D. Dahling, M. West, R. Huggins. THIRD ROW: R. Dibble, K. Andreissen, J. Blenis, D. Madore, D. Bartholomew, J. Jochem, D. Chee-Ping, K. Korianski, B. Mitchell. 7'f'717'0' FIRST ROW: A. Sivos, C. Musall, R. Blenis, R. Cutrone, K. Diamond, M. Lawson, D. Graham, C. Van Dyke. SECOND ROW: C. Irwin, J. Graig, C. Clark, A. Crandall, W. Hait, A. Burnett, G. Hug- gins, D. Collins. THIRD ROW: S. Bussey, T. Miller, K. Bond, F. Laubmeier, H. Crandall, M. Johnson, S. Hamm, R. West. Qecono' FIRST ROW: V. Mullenix, H. Bender, S. Clark, C. Pindar, C. Schrumpf, R. Mellott, M. McLeod. SECOND ROW: M. Cole, G. Hotaling, A. Hauer, Steven Harris, Stanley Harris, R. Clapper W. Crandall, J. Dent. THIRD ROW: K. Mitchell, D. Hamm, S. Silvernail, E. Gebo, W. Slicer, S. Bennett, L. Brown, D. Bussey. Fimf FIRST ROW: T. Bender, M. Rottingen, C. Polito, C. Wayman, J. Currone, Joan Bussey. SECOND ROW: I. Lawson, W. Diamond, A. West, R. Madore, M. Hotaling, C. Buck, S. Mead. R. Gebo. THIRD ROW: Jean Bussey, J. Gullestad, R. Dibble, E. Rogers, J. Weheyer, S. Bower, A. Hamm, S. Gullestad, D. Gullestad. ABSENT: J. Ploutz, G. Ruland. Mhdergarfen 1stROW: D. Rottingen, C. Mullenix, J. Buck, W. Watson, T. Mitchell, M. Korianski, N. Hail, D. Collins, G. Vroman, M. Stannard. 2nd ROW: R. Snyder, D. Stannard, L. Stannard, J. Morrell, S. Bartholomew, E. Dudas, R. Madore, D. Cole, 3rd ROW: I. Rogers, S. Slicer, H. McLeod, D. Stannard, K. Craig, G. Radloff, I. Dent, F Snyder. Haffoween Even my mother can't cook this bad! UNO! ll .A-15' 0-ug Welcome to the health room. What's she smiling about? rlf-5339 4 -V-7-L I -A Here we are all HBOY 1 rhat's you lucky people . , - pretty good . r. i I tv: '.'II.' 'U !.,W.f' lyixx f lg I '1f'... .' X , A. Y -I, A - W PI' M'-:. .,: J W'-ff'-f N -ff - T 'Hr . 'Sv- . 0 sg . , - C. - 11 .V X - 1 . -' I 177' N 'T-H' f' ' 5s-R R - Z -.Q - 1, . p 1 2 JS- , I, If LVN-, 4 if '. X 1, , sw. . .'J1N'v 1 , YLY' v- x- 4 1- . 'ia '.'a.x'f f 'N ' . ' T , si., X. ' fvl? I I vii K ,.,2i.- 4 - 'rg ' f '+ -Q5f'?f547 rf 4 ' f .M fs' f fulf- 4? ' -- - ,' .y ., ,' 41,1 I 'U' -,. x .-I' tx ,-,.,f . .M 5 Q , ' is bf 5 -I ' Qyy x,i Y X, H '47-4 .4b -LILW'-. :..q2 'Af . ,fyffmy 16'M'lx,s . 1 L, '-,f - f' f'5Wf-4 Elf . 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H 1 'dp 1. i '1 .,.' .wNx ' L S. L .:'-'- 1-C ' im.-.. ly, , . ' I' .ffk I I- '25 glfu. - iff xY'45 ADVERTISING Q 2 I' I 0 0 D. Nelsen, S. Bergstrom, G. Muller, D. Dross, F. Stryker, K. Cole EDITORS - ASSISTANT EDITORS 1 AD VISORS Mrs. Patterson, Mr. Gr D. Harmon, N. Nichols, Bus. Managerg D. Graham, Co-Editor, K. Bray- ton, S. Vamosy, Co-Editor TYPISTS X , CIRCULA TION .ei- alley f 9 N. Danforth, W. Beadling, J. Peterson, head S. Van Dyke, M. Meeg- han, H. Clark, S. Vro- man, P. Stiber, N. Pin- dar Qfudenf-Qenafe FIRST ROW: Mr. Head, B. Palmer, R. Hall, W. Brown, M. Harmon, M. Palmer SECOND ROW: R. Stiber, D. 1-laner, M. Meeghan, D. Hall, K. Laubmeier, J. Ferris. AB- SENT: F. Stryker Advfrofg Mr. Head ,,. - ' fr -s .1-.f '32 -r ', Si. ga . Mr. Ferris The Student Senate is a representative organization of the student body. The officers are elected following a brief campaign by grades 5 - 12. The remaining members are chosen by election from individual classes Nine - twelve have two representatives eachg seven and eight one each and K - six one elected from grade five or grade six. The functions of the Student Senate are to open all assemblies, to schedule all interclass activities, to schedule all social activities of the classes, and to sponsor the Awards Banquet early in June. Much of this money is earned by the sponsoring of record hops following home basketball games. N. Danforth, D. Graham, N. Pindar, F. Stryker, S. Burnett, S. Vroman. . il Ford Stryker 1. Leonardo Muhoz llfaffbnaf Honor Qocfpfg In 1966, Jefferson Central joined the foreign exchange student program of The International Fellowship, Inc. The first foreign exchange from Jefferson was Ford Stryker '68, who spent the sum- mer of '66 in Quayaguil, Ecuador. During his vacation in '67, Leonardo Munoz of Guayaguil, attended school here. A foreign exchange student fund has been es- tablished to enable Jefferson to continue sending an eligible student to a foreign country during his summer vacation. Many adults and students have contributed gen- erously of time and money to make the exchange program successful. The School and Community Club and the Jefferson Chapter of the National Honor Society had the exchange program as their '66-'67 projects. With continued united community effort, the exchange program will benefit Jefferson for many years. Mrs. Stryker - Advisor A0090- Wleuaf Aide Ira Fyfe, Ronald Nichols, Morris Riddell, Donald Dross, I Tony Sivos Q Eze slow down, Butch, I've gothistory next period. .and if it up doesn't work hit it here. AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS CLUB The Visual Aids Group, boys from grades 9-12, was formed to have available some students who were trained to ADVISOR operate and maintain the equipment used as Audio aids and Visual aids. At least one boy is available every period. Their most common task is to set up and run the movie pro- jector for 200 films being used in K-12. They are responsi- ble for seeing that screens, film strip projector, overhead and opaque projectors, tape recorder, etc are available to Mrs. Patterson teachers as requested. It is a reliable group which offers an important service to the school. Qenfbf Band in-'gi L Junfbff Hana' Concefff Our Cfzangmg , . 1 . ny. nl . H ' Qcfzoof Exchange Student The new addition? Student 's working? The lnslde. Workbench nm E 'ww 34- sfiifi af' aff' lst ROW: L. Peterson,.G. Lynch, K. Payne, G. Shafer, T. Graig, S. Ploutz R Strber J Stiber, W. Beadling, T. Sivos, R. Nichols, K. Townsend, H. Vroman P All J Mrller 2nd ROW: P. Brayton, M. Nelsen, G. Miller, J. Bassani, J. Clark, A. Nelsen K Cole M Riddell, G. 1-Ierodes, G. Graig, D. Dross, R. Hall, S. Bergstrom, J. Dross I Fyfe L I-Iait SCHEDULE 9-24 at S. Kortright 3-4 10-14 S. Kortright 9-28 at Stamford 3-5 10-18 Stamford 9'-30 Schenevus 2-1 10-20 at Schenevus 10- 6 Davenport 3-2 10.-25 at Davenport 10-10 at Worcester 1-2 10-27 Worcester 3rd place in League Qoccew She was about this big around the waist. . . Back for another try. That away you guys! Play back! L s fx. Put it in. My gosh, we got one! lst ROW: F. Stryker, F. Herodes, Coach Hotaling, B. Riddell, K. Cole, 2nd ROW: B. Lawrence, J. Clark, S. Bergstrom, D. Dross, D. Nelsen, R. Hall, W. Beadling Hunter -T annersville F. Herodes - - - 15 R. Hall ----- 20 B. Lawrence - - 20 D. Dross ---- ll M. Riddell ---- 0 K. Cole ----- 6 S. Bergstrom - - - 2 W. Beadling - - - 2 D. Nelson ---- 2 T. Sivos - - - - 2 F. Stryker ---- 0 Vafgffy J Chfmfmag fouffnamenf Dec. 28 Jefferson 80 - Hunter-Tannersville 66 Dec. 30 Jefferson 51 - Draper 48 Tournament Champions - Jefferson Most Valuable Player - Ray Hall Draper F. Herodes - R. Hall - - - B. Lawrence D. Dross - - M. Riddell - K. Cole - - S. Bergstrom W. Beadling D. Nelson T. Sivos F. Stryker Susan Vamosy, Captam Susan Vroman, co-captaing Carla Bedford- Darlene Grahamg Melodie Harmon captain: Nancy Pindar. Oh, no! His pants are split! 1 ich gf. C. an fgieviff J .i 'T .. , . 5113 Ill? JI? ffl Ll E555 . F' 15,55 he V M xg N kl' ff a 2 F? ' giiiqx A lar? T -eww a A ,af , 1. a fr: gzgbqf' ff,:.?L . ' I PM my , f, . A-H .a .. x -' if 4 1stROWg L. Peterson, H. Vroman, G. Miller, T. Sivos, G. Lynch, K. Townsend, K. Payne, P. All, 2nd ROW: R. Nichols, J. Dross, I. Fyfe, S. Skinner, J. Stiber, R. Stiber, G. Muller, G. Shafer, Coach Hotaling. Jag Vee ,, , FRONT: D. Grahamg Q MIDDLE: N. Nichols, M. Weber, D. Darlingg BACK: L. Irwin, N. Danforth What's that wise guy doing up there? Frank just ducked it! Warm Up! Date Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Ian. Ian. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. 'gnom- Bust my bustle! SCHEDULE Score 18 Gilboad' 83-34 19 Richmondvillek 73-66 9 Roxbury 56-63 13 Stamford' 56-75 16 Andes 82-'73 6 Treadwell 96-86 13 Grand Gorge 57-87 14 Middleburghf' 72-59 20 Fleischmanns 80-79 27 Roxbury 81-79 3 Andes 50-56 10 Treadwell 92-87 17 Grand Gorge 57-64 18 Gilboaf 44-56 24 Fleischmanns 58-80 3 Sectional: Jeff.-vs-Treadwell league going going swish V' Snoopy versus the Red Baron . 1. x Cheerleading Advisor: Mrs. Joedicke Varsity Scorekeeperg Barbara Palmer Jay Vee Scorekeeper: Debby Hall 1 -s - ' 1 i l by I suppose lhave to clean up the punch YOU spilled, HUH! ? Cheerleading Manager: T V Karen Brayton We QQ help sometimes! Basketball Managers: Jeffrey Miller, Lynn I-Iait, Jack Harmon 'Gig .f ,-F 'J Oh Yeah Ref? Too Bad! Humm. . . 1 and 1... are 3! Karen's practice in the corner! Center Top: Betty Slicer, Head Twirlerg Top Left: Susan Augugliarog Top Right: Ruth Hodgesg Bottom , From Left to Right: Denise Dittmaierg Theresa Laubmeier Seven-Eight, make a mistake! Manager: Kathie Vamosy 35 s ' Q X' fs I.. I N. , V , ,, V 1 - V nw . ' -X f-.- I , - - '-: wr- w ,. - . M, ,f 1 J ,I Q ,zaf- -J .- ' ,., A1 '-rt? - 1, ,' ,Q :V f , W XY , -Ja 4 5 ' 3 l I 4' A X X r ' -'H ' -' . uf Qi wp. . A f d: 1- -.Q 1 ,. 'A'l?a2- Q ., f 5 , ' -1??'Ui-il A ,,,, , H A . . Pc-,A AW. , f Wi.-' .,k,- 'A - QFHPIDU ir:-I ll Q J! 'iq f-r, Milwn U!!! 'UH U I l.'I'l0.T and IA rmx. . . J,4v,mON L ATHIC A AL Bulls, 'U Win lo llc 92361. Insfrucawu F11vANcz4L... Evan.: 3 , 5 CASWTRPS X 'Hinged br ., ,AIU ,W,,.,tJ.-1. - .5 Q . I 'I Q --e-1 YL ee, 5 n Y . fly ,Aiifg 5815. IDS! I XK'nr I' Il'i , I fir 15.1 'fry'-'V 1 F1 J MU ,,,.-,,, KTNS I I'uH-'Fw O l'I nu-5 -Hr-, 1 ' D Ln-w My 1 , harm I-'Pwrg an -nur lur'f:r-1 lfrnrfv- gn .Hg fy A'!'f'ff BHIHHIJIYS x ' ' , .mlb uw -H PF MUD 1 In Ninn 2 hm.: 'I nd Arm Ind rn! hqrrvl.. I ADVEWQERQ Reg Ph or my A3.11f'50 ' ' Itlllfi llld urn Compliments of VICTORY MARKETS Grand Gorge New York TAIT'S I-IOME APPLIANCE CENTER Kitchens and Bathroom Remodelization Plumbing, Heating, Floor Covering .IU 8-7511, Grand Gorge, N. Y., C omplim ent s of JEFFERSON HOUSE JESSIE GRAETZ Jefferson New York ENGELKE TIRES INC. Goodyear Tires and Delco Batteries Wholesale and Retail Stamford New York Best Wishes to the Seniors ECONOMY STORE Stamford New York FRANK PINDAR OK USED CARS AND CI-IEVIES KARL W. REYNARD GENERAL INSURANCE 9 Lake St. Phone OL 2-7263 Grand Gorge New York Stamford, N. Y. Compliments of Music CENTER A Complete Music Store REST HOME Jefferson New York Instruments, Accessories, Music, Pianos, Organs. Oneonta New York 1 N Compliments of A. EKLUND AND SON INC. Complete Lines of Building Supplies J. M. Roofing and Insulation Farm Supplies, Allentown Paints, Lumber Gold Band Building Supplies Phone OLiver 2-2451 Stamford. N. Y. CONGRATULATIONS Compliments to of the Class of 1967 FAULKNER'S SPORT Go your way with pride and remember always to be true to the best that is in you. From , ' 108 Main St. Stamford, N. Y. Compliments AUDIOSEARS of MIRROR RECORDER Commercial Printing Stamford New York MILDREID ELLEY South Street Tel. 652-7305 Secretarial School for Girls Stamford, New York 227 Quail Street Albany New York 12203 Compliments of 3 GEORGE AND LIL'S JEFFERSON INN Phone 2981 From STAMFORD PHARMACY DEMAREST'S Home of Blue Ribbon 199 Main St. ,PIL OL2-7233 d Come in and Get Acquainted Fee S Mail and Telephone Orders A Promptly Filled Jefferson Stamford HARRY R. BURNS 2311 OL Z-7331 WAYNE E . BARNES Best Wishes Best Wishes 5215155 to the Jefferson Seniors From CHARLES COFFEE Cleaning and Pressing Stamford New York GENERAL STORE Compliments of JOE'S GULF SERVICE Stamford, New York lim ents of Comp Jefferson New York LANEWAY INC. Oneonta New York 'sl i1 EAST END GARAGE Your Esso Service Center Jefferson, N. Y. Complim ents of JEFFERSON HARDWARE ROSE and WALT DITTMAIER Hardware, Paint, and Houseware Jefferson, N. Y. Phone 2141 Compliments of STAMFORD FURNITURE INC. Complete Home Furnishing - Make Your House Your Home OL Z-7222 Stamford New York :Lf .2 I iv-1-be uf H422 -5L,,f , , E1 . -ax YtA- I ff l, . 1 fi -- Qg- - ' L noun at vs! is +A . xi 11 lt B f - IEI1 , ' 'sz Compliments of ERICSON'S BODY SHOP AND GARAGE Jefferson, N. Y. Phone 2621 VAN WAGENEN INC. International Harvester Farm Equipment, Motor, Truck. p Cobleskill New York INN Compliments of Stamford Phone 518 - 552-4351 A FRIEND N. Y. Compliments of M. A. GOLFETTO Diamonds - Watches SAMSON FLOORS Jewelry Large st and Stamford New York Most Complete Flooring 'Store in Compliments of Central New York VALLEY PONTIAC 5 Ford Ave. Oneonta Sales and Service Inc. GE 2-5670 Compliments of D. F. MacCRACKEN SAAB SALES INC. Compliments of W. S. HINKLEY 8g SONS, INC. Grand Gorge, New York Compliments of SELKIRK'S Your Davenport New York Hardware - Appliance Corner Cobleskill New York FINNE'S SERVICE STATION International Trucks International Farm Machinery SALES - SERVICE - PARTS Phone CR 8-4631 Davenport New York Best Wishes From ROBERT S. HOYT General Insurance Grand Gorge New York Phone JU 8-9831 JOSTEN'S GARRET I-IUYER 153 East Street Oneonta New York, 13820 THE NATIONAL BANK OF STAMFORD Stamford, New York Your School Savings Bank Best Wishes to the Seniors STRYKER BROTHERS Feed and Fa rm Supplies North Harper sfield , New York Phone jefferson - 2691 Compliments of MR. AND MRS. KARL DUERR Compliments of RUA AND SON, INC. Cobleskill New York Complim ent s of WEST-END LANES Stamford, New Y ork AREA FACILITIES Compliments of -1- 2 Double Chairs - --. SCOTCH T Bar RO VA LL? Snow Making 3 Machine , 2 Ski School . 2 1: Dlfecfor 7 DINER AND MOTEL Adiwa Stan Czartniak ,f'g, Open-Da1ly- -1' j Night Skiing too 8 Miles of Trails STAMFORD CliJel1NplXlo:vigleiiz1glei.D Stamford New York I e e NX Cafeterias-Bar- Lounge Compliments of Lodge Open All Year STAMFORD COOP. Lodge Parking for lOOO cars Dance Every Sat. Night Quality Feed, Seed New Dining Room Fertilizer Food Supplies FOLLOW THE SCOTSMAN Stamford New York C omplime nts of TONY SIVOS AND FAMILY Jefferson New York Compliments of ECHO HILL FARM The Moores Jefferson New York Compliments , of NICHOLS MAPLE PRODUCTS Jefferson New York OUTH 4 ' L TE! img El' NIH IUI Helga. V '? K. RAPPLEYEA CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH C ompl ime nts of FLOWERS FUEL SERVICE MEAGLEY'S Friendly Service Since 1924 Phone LE 8-9131 LE 8-6361 Hobart New York Mobil Fuel Oil - Burner Service - Happy Cooking Gas Service Compliments of Gas Appliances STAMFORD GREENHOUSE Stamford New York 84 SON, INC. Compliments of ARMSTRONG BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP Hobart Stamford Stamford New York LE 8-3651 OL 2-7337 Wherever you're going. . 82 Main Street Oneonta, New York Products of General Motors GEORGE T. MCNAUGHT xssm DEQ - jcnivnone-rf '-'gllfi' Phone Stamford OL Z-7319 N. Y. C ompl ime nts of BEN FRANKLIN Stamford New York Compliments of .I 8: B CLOTHING SHOP Hobart New York C omplime nts of HALL FUNERAL HOME STAMFORD MONUMENT CO. Stamford, New York C ompliments of HARRIS' Stamford, New York Famous for Fine Fashions for Men and Women C omplime nts of VAN'S DAIRY FREEZE Grand Gorge New York Office: Oneonta 432-4722 s:'E:-' C 1' t Residence: Stamford Z1111' Omp lmen S 652-2201 of THOMAS L. CAMPO THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA Res.: 47 Lake Street Stamford New York DAN FORTH JERSEY FARM Jefferson New York l C omplime nts of GORMAN MOTORS INC. I l I ICTORY MARKETS Buick and Opel Cobleskill New York YOUR VICTORY MARKETS You never shopped it so happy, or ate it so good. KELLY BROTHERS We give S8zH green stamps C ompliments of Plumbing and Heating Stamford New York sramford, N, Y. OL 2-7203 C omplime nts of DELAWARE VALLEY 0 - CO- MacARTHUR FUNERAL Compliments of Metered Kerosene and Fuel Oil Sungas Sales and Service Stamford New York Hobart New York WEYRE HTICKLED PINK TO SERVE YOU AT JEFFERSON CENTRAL Our very best wishes for success and happiness go with the graduates. Before you go, Seniors, tell the underclassmen our service can't be beat when it comes to yearbooks, school rings and graduaiion announcements. REGIONAL OFFICE I...G. Balfour Company Taylor Publishing Co. P.O. Box 2509 Schenectady, N.Y. 12309 Gus Hodgkins - Bob Gray - Don Nash Jim Gerding - Dick Sims Best Wishes to Class of 1967 GABRIEL HARRIS Your Reliable Jeweler in Oneonta Best Wishes to Class of l967 TIMBERLAND PRODUCTS HI-HEALTH DAIRY Stamford New York Phone OL 2-7308 For Better Health CQ Use Hi-Health Stamford New York Best Wishes Compliments of to the Seniors FLOYD AND MARIAN HALL We Buy Standing Timber Telephone Jlilfferson 2581 From the ZEH FAMILY Compliments of GAIUS UROMAN AND FAMILY C omplime nts of JIM KONSTANTY Sporting Goods Oneonta, New York C omplime nt s of MR, and MRS, CHARLES D. BUCK JR. Compliments of COLONIAL RESTAURANT Main St. Hobart, N, Y. Z:-JL? REED T.V. Compliments to the 8 Senior Class of 1967 104 Main Street 12167 Stamford New York D. THE MAPLE LABORATORIES INC. KITCHEN Gur own pure maple products waffles, donuts, pancakes, gifts Pearl Street Rt 10 Between Jefferson and Stamford Hobart New York Compliments of MR, and MRS. 9 CHARLES N. BUCK c15'E'v'iE3IfIIiL LAWRENCE R. CONROY Carpenter - Builder Harpersfield, N,Y. Ph. 652-2031 i '. 'Q -n e w H Q - ' -E 1 , X -- nf. R- f I -E if - N Q fl f N f N I u , 23,5 ,f - Q, 4' s.4 L1 W ' -1 4 -I - fl' W- N' rx is +154 tv-- PATRONS Joe Cusnirak Rita Lawrence Tommy Parr Mr. and Mrs. Philip Harris Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Laubmeier Miss Thompson Mrs. Julia Joslin Mr Mr. Mr Mr Mr Mr James Gr and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. aney Harry Stryker Wistrand Frank Collins Fred Schrnidt Hamilton Topping Diane Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gilbert Donald Palnner John Guntert Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Janet Vamosy Donald Hartwell Malhon Ferris Paul Rottingen Tommy Valenti Carolyn Muller Karen Bergstrom Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor Bonnie Miller Nick Ryan Linda Beardsly Ruth M. Patterson Mrs. C. E, MacMurray Arthur Crandall Barry Graham Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harmon Fred Vamosy Mr, and Mrs. Richard Herodes Mr. and Mrs. Danny Dayton SPCNSORS Dale Goodrich Earl Hall Willard Welch Class of 1968 Class of 1969 Class of 1970 Class of 1971 Student Senate National Honor Society If , ' L, I -f ' A Izny, lu af' '+ ' lr' 9 pf F H Li. ! . I- f 'QT wiuuaaiugngq :S I' if gi 1 58 Q J ag. 1 W-,W,. - sr? l ff Afma Mater Jefferson, dear Jefferson, There 's no other school like you, We '11 admit you've made a hit all our school days through. Night and Day, in every way, we hope and pray that you will always, always be in our memory, Dear oldl. C. S. P'P 34.-. DM! llg -I H ln it nit 1 Q U. 5-141 up . gm 'F' mix gg: 11 lf, am . 51,1 Eli li' jg 'f ,v v