Jeffersonville Youngsville High School - Winkelried Yearbook (Jeffersonville, NY)

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Rifle Club The cracks of rifles were heard on the range as the Rifle Club got in practice for their three-way matches with Narrowshurg and Callicoon. The pres- ident of the club is Ronald Cain. Mr. Baker supervised the Rifle Club and t Safe Handling of Firearms course, the latter bei' compulsorary for all minors wishing to ohtain hunting license. Left to right, row or Carl Hellerer. .lohn l mancheck, Donald Hut James Norris. ,lohn Sl ling, Leslie Bogert. R two: Erwin L. Baker. 4 visor, Gregory Ventu Ronald Cain. Alfred Stl pich, George Young. Al Covart, W'illiam Erdm. Alan Dirie, james Te Row three: Wayne llihl Roger Ebert. Cary M: Gerald Nlootz. Martin SI ling. Frederick S 1' ha 1 Paul Newham. Left to right, row In Louise Snyder. .lean Altman. Barbara Kwong Nancy Lott. Ron' 114 Mary Ann Morton. Lir Mchlahon. Cheryl Luck Martha Snyder. Shari llaum. Mary Ellen Rau Shirley Vlfood. Susan l vart, Linda Stecker. Ill na Krantz. Cale Nlyc Row three: Ruth liau gardt. Patricia Zaliorows Elizabeth llernhardl. Ka leen Komancheck. llorol Schadt. Louise Wills Bette Kindman. Row fm Eva Coldschmidt. lletha Fuller. Gertrude Bla Phyllis Loesch. Panic Myers. Kay Loughrey. Nl ,Ioan Rylmak. leader. Jeff Pins and Needles llead. heart. hands. and health are the four sym- lvols ol the 4-H cluh. ,leff's organization is directed lvy hlrs. ,loan llyliack. The lieginning group worked on sewing boxes and aprons this year. lts officers are: Kathleen Komancheck, presidentg Susan Covart, vice-pres- identg Phyllis Loesch. secretary: and Eva Col Schmidt, treasurer. The advanced group studied foods and cookir The officers of this group are: Ruth Sanftlehf presidentg Nancy Lott, vice-presidentg Bethany Ft ler. secretaryg and Jeanne Altman, treasurer. 34

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Students working in the l.ah. The New Larnin' 'lille students ol' ,l.C.S. should he proud of the equipment that is provided for them. The science lahorutory is equipped with superior equipment. and chemicals. which enahles the science students to conduct their own experiments. The llriver Education class is equipped with dil- ferent apparatus for testing judgment. vision. stead- iness. and reaction time. This year the equipment was highlighted hy a car which was loaned to the DItlVElt ED. school hy the Ace Garage. As El result of this course students may ohtain their operatoris license at seventeen and receive a N370 cut in insurance. The Home Economies department also displays a quantity of equipment, including Z1 modern kit- chen. Here students learn the domestic arts. while the hoys get a chance to look hehind the scenes at the real workings of a home. IJ'-ll In right: lillen Roth. Nlr. Edvvurd Iles- sler. Ronald lloegre. Raymond Schlott. Cary llury. Mherl Larson. ,lohn Urishaher. Peter Left to right: George Noting, ,lohn llorr. Artllur Young. Russell llatalano lin cart. Usterhout. Andrew Peters. lidwin Noher. lllyde llirie, Andrew Seggar. 33