Lowville Academy and Central School - Lowacadian Yearbook (Lowville, NY)

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' - 'P ' , THE LCWACADIAN Volume XXX E v A Student Publication of L WVILLE ACADEMY AND CENTRAL ScHoo LOWVILLE, NEW YORK 1 4+ umqw ' e 2 is K J - ,QTi'?:1-Q, in - , W STAFF William O'Brien John Steinbrenner James Burr Charles Pedersen James Burr Miss Nina Lee Hickman Miss M. Dorothy Walter Foreword We honor the past, live and work in the present in order that the future may hold in store for us happiness and prosperity-the two principal goals we are con- tinuously striving to attain. Whether we realize it or not, each day of our life is an important step in our preparation for adult life. Each day is a building block in the formation of a solid foundation upon which we will someday support ourselves and our families. Our high school days are especially important in this construction period, for most of us will go directly from L.A.C.S. into our life's work. Therefore we must leam to use our minds to the best advantage this year so we can apply ourselves after graduation. This book is meant to be a representation of the past year. We sincerely hope that this publication will prove enjoyable and satisfactory to you and that it will give you a source for recalling all of the happy days spent in preparation for your future. AVVV Mffyr, ,, I, ,ff 15 li, la I 1 K Mi. Table Q' Content? ngaaaksawao Ai. 7 . H-5:3 43 157' . 5 - r C up if 7 y, is ' Q! In Appreciation 'Y Dedication awww Vv f ig., 1 Dedication and Testimonial Dinner Sesquicentennial Miss Lowacadian Administration Principals Board of Education Faculty , ia. -is 5 c it Cafeteria Staif Transportationg Secretaries Activities Lowacadian Staif Student Councils National Honor Society French Club Noon Whistle Future Farmers of America Library Club page 6 7 8-9 10-11 12 14 15 16-19 20 21 24-25 26-27 28 29 30 31 32 Audio-Visual Aidsg Swimming Aids 33 Bands 34-55 Junior High Chorus 36 High School Chorus 37-39 Christmas Formal 40-41 Junior Playg Senior Play 42-43 Athletics Baseball 46 Tennis Teamg Riile Club 47 Football 48 Cross Countryg Swimming 49 Basketball 50-51 Wrestlingg Athletic Association 52 Cheerleaders 53 Girls' Athletic Association 54 Classes-Grades 7-ll 56-70 Seniors 72-87 Advertisements 88-98 Patrons 99 Snapshots 22, 44, 61, 72, 73 . 9 7 f l 'r ll, iff-s iiqctr. I 71 Alvlvreczbzlzbn to V Leon A. Davis Mrs. Leon A. Davis 6 MR. AND MRS. LEON A. DAVIS . . . to Mr. Davis for all that he has done for our school and to Mrs. Davis for her gra- ciousness and understanding. Dedzbdlzbn It has been nearly thirteen years since you came to Lowville, Dr. Ford. During those years our school has changed from a Free Academy -to a Central School and from a small overcrowded building to a spacious and modern edifice. Your life here has been a parallel to this development. You came here as a mathematics teacher. Then you became Junior High School Principal and subsequently principal of both the Junior and Senior High Schools, and now District Principal. For your unseltish service to our school, we, the class of 1959, dedicate this Lowacadian to you, DR. KENNETH E. FORD, our District Principal and loyal friend, trusting that it may convey a part of our esteem and appreciation for your unfailing guidance and help during our four years in high school. 7 Mr Davis with the scrap book containing letters from friends. Leon A. Davis was bom on a farm in the Town of Litchfield, Herkimer County, N. Y. on May 25, 1892, the son of George and Lena Rising Davis who were descendants of early settlers in the Mohawk Valley. Mr. Davis graduated from West Winfield High School in 1912 and eamed his B.S. degree from Hamilton College, a member of the class of 1916. Postgraduate study in the fields of education and the administration of secondary schools was had by Mr. Davis at Syracuse and Cornell Universities. Following graduation from college Mr. Davis secured a position as teacher of science at Johnson City High School and continued in this position for two years. It was at this time that he married Miss Katherine Wheelock of West Winfield, N. Y., who at the time of her marriage on August 11, 1917, was a teacher in the Endicott High School. Mr. Davis' next assignments were in the field of school administration, accepting the principalships at Mexico Academy for the years 1918-19 and at Benton Hall Elementary School in Little Falls in 1920. Dedztczizbn PROGRAM Invocation Rev. Arnold J. Pedersen Lord's Prayer Miss Carol McDougall Dinner Staii of School Cafeteria Toastmaster G. Byron Bowen Introduction of Guests The Toastmaster Romance Miss Ann Young Prayer of Dedication Rev. O. T. Anderson Introduction of Speaker Howard G. Sackett Address Dr. Arthur S. Schmidt Presentation of Gifts Walter F. O'Connell Acceptance Leon A. Davis You'll Never Walk Alone William O'Hare Benediction Rt. Rev. Msgr. John A. Cotter Coming to Lowville in the fall of 1921, Mr. Davis succeeded as principal of Lowville Academy, Clinton B. Atwood. At this time the Academy had a faculty of 26 and a student body numbering 762. Significant developments in education during Mr. Davis' tenure, in addition to two bulding programs, include the establishment of a vastly expanded cur- riculum affording instruction in the manual arts, agriculture, secretarial studies, and courses for adult education, as well as music, athletics and the traditional subjects. Mr. and Mrs. Davis are the parents of four children: George R., Jane E., Katherine W., the wife of Charles C. Potts, and Mary C. Davis. Organizations in which Mr. Davis is interested include Lowville Lodge 134, F.8zA.M., and he is a past member and president of the Lowville Kiwanis Club and past president of the Northem Zone of the New York State Teachers Association. Mr. Davis is a member and former trustee of the First Presbyterian Church of Lowville, and was for twelve years a member of Lowville Village Board. -Reprinted from the program of the dinner ana' Testintonzal Dinner Row 1-G. Byron Bowen, Toastmaster: Walter F. O'Connell, Director of Physical Education: Retiring District Principal, Leon A. Davisg Dr. Kenneth E. Ford, successor to Mr. Davis: Howard G. Sackett, Lewis County Superintendent of Schools. Row 2-Edgar S. K. Merrell 2nd, President of the Board of Educationg the Rev. O. T. Anderson, Pastor of the Lowville Presbyterian Church,' Dr. John H. Hodgson, Principal of the Junior-Senior High School,' C. James Shapland, President of the Lowville Teachers' Association and Chairman of the Dedication and Testimonial Dinner,' Dr. Arthur S. Schmidt, Assistant Commissioner of Education for Finance. Some of the 400 persons who attended the Dedication and Testimonial Dinner which was held in the new gymnasium November 10, 1958. 9 fefquzleeniennzkzf Celebmizbn .n,.,.,.i ,sig J A . 'Wm . N S 'M iid . 5 4VA. m-A- , -',i,. , V, ,L Q S W S ' ,,. ,:,, 'm'1W 1 'A Q Student waiters 3H g'tSEt:E bzmilxit. CR ix I ' W ffa ,5,,,f' gfN3 ?'Wi' , Y 5 A , 9 Q 1 V rn 1. 1 1 . ,M K . I . ,gip- Q5 'L A Q7 f H5 f V A - I :il I ku gs gf b iv A W ,mi Q., , .v , A y - , 9- 1 , - .- -V ' - .. J' X ,A ' , ff mf U. .M 1... ' png L L f' ' ' ' ,, ' ' 75 1 1 W .. f Q' I 'IT gin m'f1,,' 5 , ' K my W, 4' 5 A b f lv' A ig 7, y , P K A fx 7 , K 5 v' ig F f .5 K Q, -1. X. 3' ... 3, . Q' 63 Wa iw his ' Z I A . Siii L 53 if Y wk 3 A 2 'K ' X g A , f fab 4.5 1958 Former L.A.C.S. band members convene. Mr. Askin directs his former band members in a concert ll y ,y M35 Lowncnclzdn if 02 .U 6, T X fix bLiU5dl0Qx UIQ WK it x 1 li J 1 lt' fy . Mac Cy W te ol J 0 m . ,tl li ilgdylfycw 'X all Nami Miss Lowacadian and her attendant are chosen by the high school students on the basis of beauty, person- ality and character. Each student in grades 9, 10, 11 and 12 nominates two girls. The yearbook editor counts the ballots and selects the ten highest. The students again vote to choose our queen and her attendant. The choice of the queen is kept secret by the editor and the advisors. The queen herself does not know at the time she has her picture taken whether she is the queen or the attendant. This is announced at the annual banquet when the yearbooks are distributed. Miss Cynthia Thisse, Queen Miss Judy Garnham, attendant Leon A Davis Dr. Kenneth E. Ford District Principal Prmcipalf Retiring District Principal Dr. John H. Hodgson Junior-Senior High Principal 14 in .ammuwm w w:a1i2t,- Kent R. Dening Walter S. Keen Guidance Director Row 1-Dr. John Schlieder, Mrs. Victor Hoch, Edgar S. K. Merrell, 2nd, president,- B0 M, 61 af Education Mrs. Earl E. Bames, Raymond Corrigan. Row 2-Donald F. Sauter, Joseph Yarina, . ool attorney. Byron Allen, Kenneth B Wolfe, clerk and sch IN MEMORY Kent R. Dening died unexpect- edly of a heart attack at his home Jan. 9, 1959. Mr. Dening com- pleted two terms as president of the Board of Education last July. He was a member of the board until his death. Lowville Academy and Central School realizes the great loss it has suffered. G. Kenneth Kilpatrick 2 f ,sw weakest 33 sir? its ww ' 1 7 '-Y'5?V'sP:sE sail -V , V :vi T iflilw v .- k'if::f.ffw1i-.. if sk A aft W V - ' ,, f J.. seine:-' -al ' .T--at A L.. r- 1- f P-ff 3. ,.: H, . ,. Wm MM, F -- 3 .. it WM ,, - MJ f Y . ' ' 'wwfri.-sfisrfstTiff U ff f ft-A asf-1 -f . 5 11.-mu' E . sm I . 5, Q P X K it tg tie ,S its r we 5 w ff ,.ti: -, Our parents, the Board of Edu- cation, the administration, the guidance department, the faculty all work together to give us the best education possible. On this page are representatives of each of these groups. 15 Howard G. Sackett District Superintendent of Schools C. J. Shapland, president of the Teachers' Association and A. W. Roberts, president of the P.T.A. J Dr. Hodgson takes over from Dr. Ford his duties at his first faculty meeting. fanzbr-fenzbr fihgh Although the student of L.A.C.S. may find fault with the following groups, he realizes the necessity and importance of their guidance. In their attempt to do what is best for us they may seem miles short of their goal . . . but that is probably because we are too close to our problems to accept their solution. The fact is we must gripe and the following group is the most natural target. Although they are the object of our ire now, we shall soon forget such characteristic expressions as what a slave driver, boy, when Simon Legree gives assignments, he really piles it on' or what does she expect, miracles? These are typical phrases referring to the teacher's nightly burden of homework. However, when we graduate we will be able to view our present taskmasters in an entirely different light, for we will no longer be the 'fpoor over-burdened student. They will not seem like the unrelenting slave drivers as they now appear. We will then realize the truly great help they are to us in these years when experienced guidance is so greatly needed. 1' Row I-Mrs. Martha M. Ford, A.B., French, English 9,' Miss Eloise Shaul, A.B., B.S., English 9, II,' Mrs. Lois A. Zeller, B.S., language arts 7, 8, Miss Genevieve A. Stoddard, B.E., English 8, 9, guidance: C. J. Shapland, B.S., M.Ed., English II, 12,' Mrs. Genevieve Lawrence, B.A., M.Ed., English 9, 10. Row 2--Miss Ina B. Glenn, librarian: Miss M. Dorothy Walter, A.B., M.Ed., Latin, English 9,' Cecil G. Bishop, B.S., language arts 7, 8,' Mrs. Marie H. Loson, language arts 7. 16 fahooi Faca ity X WM K , W. , , 3 W H5001 we in .nigga 9 Row I-Mrs. K. Carter, B.Ed., mathematics 7,' Donald Henry, B.S., science 7,' Francis W. Blaisdell, B.S., ' ' ' ' ' '9 10 12. biology: Russell R. Zeller, B.S., chemistry and physics: Miss Nina Lee Hickman, A.B., mathematics , , Row 2-David C. Gordon, A.B., M.S., general science 9g Eugene Duiio, mathematics 85 Byron A. Washburn, B.S., science 8,' Russell Shurtleff, B.S., mathematics 9, II. ,-'Qs gi .4 .ii ff 9 Q7'9 VHA wa...,.,f9Q'!P , Arthur Einhorn, B.S., citizenship education 7,' Mrs. Joan Lynch Davis, B.A., M.Ed., citizenship education 10, ' ' ' ' ' ' .h' fducation 7 8 Robert B Mays BS M Ed American history 12, Miss Marilyn Toth, B.A., citizens tp 4 , , 1. Edward R. Watkins, B.A., citizenship education 9, coach: Mrs. Hazel M. Porter, B.A., American history 1 17 N, isnt funzar-fenzar lihgla fclaaol Faculty Q--1 ff Everett F. Jones, B.S., M.A., industrial arts: Robert Drummond, B.S., business: Albert E. Williams, B.A., M.Ed., instrumental musicj Donald L. Haight, M.Ed., vocational agriculture: Miss Olive A. Kilpatrick, B.S., M.A., homemakingg Mrs. Veronica J. Haight, B.S., homemakingg Mrs. Anne M. Smith, B.S., vocal music: Francis Campbell, B.S., M.S., industrial artsy Luther Askin, B.S., instrumental music,' Harold A. Stahl, B.S., art: Raymond Tucker, B.S., business. . 3 I 2 X fs ii , 56983.68 1 3988382392 2 2308268302 Q 'hlhliliiliil Row 1-Mrs. Emma Williams, R.N., B.S., school nurse-teacher: Mrs. Ann Kibling, B.S., physical Mrs. Beverly H. Nortz, B.A., R.N., school nurse-teacher, Mrs. Dorothy S. McCue, B.S., physical Mrs. Sylvia S. Virkler, R.D.H., dental hygiene. Row 2-Walter O'Connell, director of physical Lewis Kibling, B.S., physical educationg Jack Brennen, B.S., M.S., driver education, coach: James B.S., swimming. 18 1 2 F' education education education Funiciello, 1 1 A iq' be 1- . Elementary FdCH!lDf x,-, , , . , ..,A.,, g , .. Ji., ', .- V A VAIV V Row 1-Mrs. Shirley Einhorn, 'B.S., Mrs. Glenda A. Hushagen, B.Mus., Mrs. Florence P. Buxton, Miss f Marion F. Hubbard, Mrs. Kathryn Burns, Mrs. Grace B. Bezer, Lee Fickbohm, B.S., Thomas J. Kelly, B.S., Mrs. Anna L. Roche, B.S., Mrs. Ada M. Hulbert. Row 2-Mrs. Alice Parker, Mrs. Elizabeth M. O'Connell, A.B., Mrs. Dorothy K. Steinbrenner, B.S., Mrs. Lauris Blaisdell, B.S., Mrs. Margaret Farney, B.S., Mrs. Mary S. Phalon, Miss Margaret Manion, B.E., Mrs. Leona Duffer, Miss Anna Buno, B.E., Mrs. Agatha Chartrand, Martin McNamara. Row 1-Miss Jane Lehman, B.A., Miss Uretta Monnat, B.S., Mrs. Ruth B. Paris, Mrs. Ernestine M. O'Brien, Mrs. Mildred Goutremout, B.S., Mrs. Marion Bezer, Mrs. Vivian Smith, B.S., Miss Mary E. Galvin, B.A., Mrs. Louise Cyr, B.S., Miss Mary A. Mitchell, A.B., Mrs. Dorothy Kirch. Row 2-Mrs. Genevieve M. Fogarty, Mrs. Caroline Hanno, Mrs. Helen Spann, Miss M. Joan Sweatt, B.S., Mrs. Mary Rogers, Mrs. Mary E. Richner, B.S., Mrs. Dorothy S. Duflo, Mrs. Mildred W. Reed, Mrs. Dymond, B.S., Miss Elizabeth Doyle, Miss Anna G. Arthur. Mary Lou Reed, B.S., Miss Shirley ,, an 1 K in V. , if ' Miss Charlotte Zehr, A.B., M.Ed. lee '- 'X 'Q . ff,- tw- 'iii Q-5 'L ........,, ..........., Elementary Principal 19 .., Cajherzd Mrs. Pernal Henry, Mrs. Irene Moshier, Mrs. Lila M. Yousey, Mrs. Margaret Lamont, Mrs. Sylvia Wilcox. Mrs. Cornelia Freeman, Mrs. Bessie Duflo, Mrs. Mary Gallup, Mrs. Merce- lene Goutremout, Mrs. Frances B. McNeil. N538 Tmnywrtatzbn and Mazhlenance ll 'jYM, 1,5-if ffl!! af-f A ' ' wif' .vw v,p'YwW,,.. f it AWWyw,,,.-f Stewart S. Berrus, Emest K. Chambers, Harold O'Brien, Harold B. Meiss, Elmer Lehman, Ernest Rice, John Callahan, Gerald Young, Charles Zecher, Ed Glenn, Walter Kohler, Thomas Sweredoski, Norma J. Kuntz, W. B. Christman, Edward G. Yousey, Grant Western, Malcolm Farney, H. Peebles, Fred J. Bezer. Clarita! Staff' W 4 of all infra-3 J Vijy- 3 V ai t i sf S s 'Q nh' 2 Doris F. Twitchell, secretary to Dr. Hodgsonq Doris M. Graves, secretary to Mr. Keen and Mr. Kilpatrick: Mrs. Marie L. Foster, assistant clerk: Mrs. Mary Hoyt, secretary to Miss Zehrj Betty Roggie, secretary to Mr. Davis and Dr. Ford. 21 ff! The Governor Wlrzff Lowwfle Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller is greeted by the Lowville Acad- emy Band. During his campaign for the governorship, Mr. Rockefeller stopped in Lowville where he greeted the citizens of Lowville at a coffee hour held in the Lowville Elks' Club. Part of the L.A.C.S. student body at an assembly. ' .?'3! f4i A X ll rj Q, 9 - , ,. f - ---' I be .. Q. b Q' V ' ' , M Q ' 1+ f lelrr fs A or 'N ' W- r ers ' dim ! 'S y , r W -M---W M-H e 1. ,:m:: '- 7 W '- H ff f J. W-: Vk . .:-' 1, I In zll all J! I -:ark 8 1 -Q . ,Vx av 1 rn wr N Q. .V 4 - ,Mu ' ., aff' k ' 'm. .,. 'h M1 V' ,, WV ,V V , 1 -I N lf' I Tfw.:1,, K ' 'f Q 4 Q' f , bk V. V f A ,144-i-5? - v 1 'lgff 1 i iq ff l, 1 3 ww , 1 5 ,K ,1 77 !. lg V 1 'ff+., H 1 -2 fm emi- ' , 'f .QQ I f I .. .,Ak Cx, 'ISE 'im Q R., I, 4 f- Q, ww. -V HV , V,,, ,., ., 5 6 CUM Lowacaahdn fiafj' William O'Brien Editor-in-chief John Steinbrenner Business Manager James Burr Sales Manager Charles Pedersen Advertising Manager The yearbook of L.A.C.S. lives on from year to year. The members of each yearis staff may rue the day they chose to accept the responsibility of a publication of such importance but in spite of being buried neck-deep in copy, proofs, layouts and complaints, we have suffered cheerfully. We soon forgot lost copy, pictures pasted on dummy sheets rather than on build-up sheets and senior pictures not returned. In the words of Shakespeare -A ll's Well That Ends Well. Membership is open to all seniors and a few juniors who obtain the required number of ads and sales. Our advertisers make it possible for you to have a year book at such a reasonable price. The actual work of preparing the book is done by staff members who volunteer to put in long hours and hard work. We have tried in spite of many trials to give you an honest squint into the school we know best-Lowville Academy and Central School. Row 1 Linda Llnstruth Cindy Thisse Janet Jackson Liz Mattis Judy Garnham. Row 2-Peter McDonald, Pat Rhubart Jane Tabolt Carol Kaban head tvpzst Mary Lou Gaylord, head typistg Ronnie Waldron, nw Row I-Martha Townsend, Kathy Finn, Regina Krenceski, Bonita Havas, Bethany Boshart, Marjorie Peder sen. Row 2-Erva Garnsey, Barbara Benware, Marlene Zehr, Mary Jantzi, Irene Church, Betty Widrick Row 3-Maren Ann Tyrrell, F-rancis Doyle, Duncan Farney, Charles Markowski, Dick Higby, Gerald Stoffel IIIJAY Row I -Carol Leeman, Joyce Campany, Carolyn Sweredoski, Ruby Widrick, Phyllis Burke, Dorothy Kaczyn- ski, typistg Mary Maher. Row 2-David Der, Eugene Klosner, Shirley Waldron, Ierrie Ann Lehman, Betty Zecher, Rose Mary Lyndaker, Vince Nells. Row 3-George Johnson, Robert Holfman, Nick Egloff, Wayne Stoddard, Michael Bush, Barbara Arthur, typist,' Mary Helen Radley. Ml, ,.i,, ,,,,,,, Miss M Dorothy Walter Miss Nina Lee Hickman Advisor Advzsor 25 We wat 2 .,,. .. , . it., 1 ,. Ut ,,,,.., , 'F ' I .,g5:E5tVg3,-1-.-1gg'e 4 Q ' 1 51, I En 1 gf' 1 t. - A 1 Q If ggi -W'---ug 1 History and P ia . . . f 1Qu4'- Judy Garnham, secretary-treasurerg John Steinbrenner, vice-president: Douglas Farney, president. Lil A L fi 71 Ffsesem J A--m...,f.P' Om' Student One of the highlights of the year was the dinner held in our L.A.C.S. cafeteria at which we entertained Jef- ferson-Lewis District Student Council. Judy Garnham holds the position of treasurer in the District Council. Our Council is also a member of the New York State Student Council Association. This has been our first year of working with our new constitution. We held bi-weekly meetings, supervised assemblies, had charge of field day and student teacher day, and served as guides at the annual Parents' night. The Student Council had charge of the student activities calendar and started a lost and found department. Each home room is represented by one regular mem- ber and one alternate who keep all the students informed about activities of the Student Council. In addition, some of these representatives lead the flag salute each moming in the homerooms, take their fellow students to assem- blies and collect tickets from students attending the dress rehearsals of plays. Hgh fcbool Row I--Mary Lou Gaylord, Pat Rhubart, Janet Jackson, Cindy Thisse, Liz Mattis, Mr. Robert Mays, advisor. Row 2-Dick Higby, Pat McPhilmy. Mike Bush, Richard Barniak, Wayne Stoddard, Richard Morse, Judy Kilpatrick, Linda Jones, Jane Hongo. Row 3-Carol Feisthamel, Jack Jadwin, Ann Lormore, Patti Jones. John Delles, Joe Phillips. Lois Beller. Row 4-Sam Farney, Richard Ingersoll, Sandy Allen, Kathy Finn, Allan Gyore, Nancy Gowing, Harry O'Connor. Ronald O'Leary, Neal Aubel, Gary Lee. Government Row I-Richard Nells, president: Bette Barnes, vice-president: Linda Markham, secretary: Dennis Phillips, treasurer. Row 2-Larry Jones, John Pedersen, Gary Berrus, Douglas Bush, Alan McDonald, Carol Tabolt, Judy Brown, Michael McCloskey, Judy Castles. Row 3-John Lomber, Thomas Stoddard, Thomas Smithling, David Sunderhaft, Sandy Ferrance, Barbara Niezabytoski, Charlene Matuszczak, Susan Falck, Mrs. Lois Zeller, advisory Mr. Cecil Bishop, advisor. fumbr 110319 fcbool Row I-Carolyn Freeman, Ann Woodard, Jane Young, Linda Volovic, Gretchen Hoch, Marjorie Merriam Row 2-Robert Thomas, Kerry Roche, Thomas Reape, Stephen Miller, Wayne Callahan, Edwin Sinclair Nina Meister. Row 3-Michael Hoyt, Ernest Salmon, Robert Corbine, Katherine Avallone, Beverly Stanton Jean Avallone. 27 1 a Nazlzbnvll Honor focmjf NATIONAL ESS CHARACTER SCHOLARSHIP LEADERSHIP SERVICE g , ' 'fi 5 CL C,,k k i A 1. fkyi W5-5 hi, A Rnw IfLiz Mattis, .vecrelnry-treasurer: Cindy Thissc, Judy Garnham. Mrs. Genevieve Lawrence. advisor Mr. Russell Zeller, advisor. Row Z-Bill O,Brien, vice-president: Duncan Farney, president. Q ...I K V if, N 'jKZ444 V AQ 4079 fffgkflgz French Club ,gwgzjdiffjmy Qygwdycew mifwgdf, LZ! M 7 ' 1 ff 6 Q C 769 ,,Z4ZZQ,f 4 .w,,.....u ,,f,. v! u46,,Aff. Zh 6442 fl fic-EJ Membership in French ub is open to any one who is interested in French and who has had at least one year of French. Meetings are held once a month from seven until nine o'clock in the evening at the homes of the members. Members par- ticipate in French games, skits, song fests and refreshments. Since French is spoken almost entirely, it offers the pupils a chance not only to enjoy a social evening but also to get a better understanding of the French language. WW M W c Row 1-Dick Higby, president, Neal Aubel, vice-presidentg Bethany Boshart ,giilllfwl secretary. Row 2-Marjorie Peders , cha'rman of entertainmentg Julie Click- ' ner, hospitality. 19' I , if , dzcwt' ll AI- Row I-Nick Egloff, Dick Higby, Phil Allen, Carol Feisthamel, Linda Gordon. Row 2-David McCloskey, Jack Jadwin, Candy Martin, Sandy Allen, Linda Linstruth, Julie Clickner, Bethany Boshart, Marjorie Pedersen, Janet Jackson, James Ferrance. Row 3-Neal Aubel, Garry Camolli, Ronald Richards, Leopold Avallone, John Steinbrenner, Judy Greene, Mrs. Martha Ford, advisor. 29 0011 Whistle Row I-Mr. Raymond Tucker, advisor: Melanie McDougall, editor: James Burr, assistant editor: Martha McDonald, Paul Roman. Row 2-Margaret Loomis, Karen Ransiear, Linda Gasser, Agnes Benware, Sharon Greene, Sally Benware, Bonita Havas, Carolyn Hanno, Rose Petrovitz. Row 3-Karen Miller, Sandy Allen, Kathy Finn, Gail Hammond, Mary Graves, Bethany Boshart, Marjorie Pedersen, Katy Copeley, Judy Greene. L.A.C.S. students were kept informed this year by the weekly Noon Whistle, which was mimeographed and distributed free of charge to all students. Melanie McDougall was editor with James Burr as her assistant. Advisors for the paper were Mr. Raymond Tucker and Mr. Robert Drummond. Row 1-Sharon Stevens, Sandra Strife, Carolyn Yancey, Patricia Snyder, Martha Townsend, Ann Church, Mr. Robert Drummond, advisor. Row 2-Patty Thomas, Sally Hitchcock, Joanne Kohler, Karen Pond, Helen Newton, Sandy Stoltzfus. Row 3-Judy Jacques, Janet Kelley, Regina Krenceski, Nancy Gowing. Future Farmer! of Amerzm 'M-Q... is L qu-0. Dick Kaban, presidentj Wayne Woodard, vice-presidentg Elwin Woolschlager, sentinel, Elton Lehman. secre- tary: Aaron Lehman, treaszzrerq Mr. Donald Haight, advisor. At the annual judging day at Delhi, our team consisting of Henry Tarasek, Aaron Lehman and Wayne Woodard placed eighth. Don Schwendy, Herb Yousey, John Hirshey, Dick Kaban and Aaron Lehman attended Camp Oswegatchie. Larry Allen, Elton Lehman and Dick Kaban placed third at the County Fair. Dick Kaban repre- sented the Lewis County F.F.A. at the National Convention at Kansas City. The activities of the year closed with a chicken barbecue for all members who completed their work in agriculture. Row I-Joseph Moser, Kenneth Northrup, Donald Schwendy, Gerald Der, Patrick McGrath, George Hardy, Herbert Yousey, Fred Smith, Henry Tarasek. Row 21Anthony Sakowski, Winfred Haggerty, Richard Steria, Stanley Widrick, Robert Marolf, Ronald Hill. Steve Hanno. Row 34Clarence Moshier. Larry Tabolt, Floyd Houck, Lee Northrup, Rodney Hill, Ernest Clemons, Lawrence Jantzi, John Hirshey. Row 4-Frank Leviker, Gerald Nagy, Leonard Roes, Thomas Powlin, Kenneth Erb, Paul Smith, Bill Rhone, Theron Lucas. Missing- Joe Rogozienski, Jack Albanese, Larry Allen, Burton Halladay, Charles Marolf, Richard Albanese, Floyd Doney, Paul Gyore. pix ff Library Club ferwae M 4 l l I' 0 hlfafwer' 'Mem fil-... , Row I-Phyliss Burke, Judy Greene, Glendyne Garito, Bonnie Kohler. Row 2-Judy Carlston, Beverly Don- nelly, Nancy Hamblin, Linda Woodhouse. Eleanor Liscum, Sharon Beyer, Olive Russell. Row 3-Joyce Briot, Dawn Gudridge, Elizabeth Berrus, Brenda J. Hongo, Norma Hoage, Shirley Jantzi, Anne Zehr, Barbara Leviker. This year, the Library Club began its second year of volunteer service to the faculty and students of Lowville Academy and Central School. The fifty-five members had a work schedule which provided each of them with a variety of activities such as taking pass slips, checking out books, and helping Miss Glenn in general. Each member tried to serve at least two or three periods each week. These members are helpful and friendly to all who come to the library and find satisfaction in the service they render. Row I-Sally Hitchcock, Linda Logan. Doris Benware, Patti Brown, Sandra Balash, Rosemary Windover. Row 2-Elizabeth Northrup. Mary Helen Berrus, Sandra Nicholas, Marlene Williams, Connie Petrie. Maryhelen Maeiejko, Susan Rhone, Sharon Der, Cherie Sylvester, Betty Brown, June Austin, Lois Beller. Row 3-Bonnie Sue Delles, Margie Campany, Fayette Juby, Betty Kaban, Ida Peebles, Sheila Jantzi, Judy Croyle, Patty Prue, Marge Widrick, Jane Hongo. Row 4-Patty Kampney, Susan Nortz, Carolyn Lyndaker. Charlotte Lydaker, Jacki Moore. Carol Archer, Louise Jantzi, Bette Ruhm. Marlene Zehr, Leopold Avallone, Miss Ina B. Glenn, librarian. i jiri? GVUMIDJ Aucizb- Wim! Azkir Row 1-Gerald Nagy, Frank Leviker, Gerald Der, Tom Moore, Vaughn Hodkinson, Joe Szoke. Row 2- Richard Keech, Alan Wahl, Kenneth Cannan, Jim Ferrance, Stanley Loson, Nelson Compo. Row 3-Leopold Avallone, Fred Castle, Clifford Cook, Larry Lampson, Lansing Farney, Roger Maciejko, Mr. Francis Camp- bell, advisor. fembr 51 Wimmzh cg Azkif Under the direction of C. J. Shapland, the physically handicapped children of Lewis County have an opportunity to use our swimming pool every Wednesday evening from 6:30 p.m. until 7:30 p.m. Several seniors have volunteered their services in helping to care for these .5 children in the pool. Ku 5PY 1hgy2x:17Wgi,,rg.,,V , AW K Senior Swimming Aids Cindy Thisse Beth Boshart Janet Jackson Paul Foote J.- Charles Pedersen A James C00Pe1' li iirr ii' fh' w..as,,h it RlCh2lI'd Bafrliak tviee- N b7'LA ' i , .vwm W K Mike Bush ' 'hr-1,..., C Qu: Melanie McDougall W., 'iir 2 Doug Farney it Fumes Linda Linstruth ' r'rrif N.. ,,.r ' Q .mg Liz Mattis , , A '45, Judy Garnham - 'E My V . it Bill O'Brien -ii f i in Y U 4 33 .- - -:-..:. .4 5, F K .. ii A tif NM: , I rfsz t ' C V f ecbb 1'l7k0Afxi xl Nv o , Ml Bama!! A D X on W0 DN Kneeling-Patty Tanner, Paula Snyder, Kay Harris, Sandra Allen. Row I-Carolyn Farney, Bethany Boshart, Gail Hammond, Sandra Stoltzfus, Sharon Greene, Mary Helen Radley, Nick Egloff, Betty Jean Zecher, Mary Anne Cyr, Catherine Anne Radley, Martha McDonald, Mary Feisthamel. Row 2-Cliiford Cook, Mr. Luther, B. Askin, directory Norman Askin, Thomas Effley, Gail Bolliver, Judy Kilpatrick, Bette Ruhm, Linda Jones, Margaret Cassie, Eleanor Liscum, Patrick McPhilmy, Janet Stanton, Judy Campbell, Judy Castles, Thomas Jadwin, John Young, Marilyn Baerman, Brenda Chamberlain, Susan Turbyfill, Bette Barnes, Nancy Dening, Liz Mattis, Mr. Albert E. Williams, director: Mr. Leon A. Davis, district principal: Sandra Bush. Row 3- John Hirschey, Larry Nuspliger, Kathy Finn, Laurel Schoif, Bette Sharp, Ronald O'Leary, Harold McDougall, Phil Allen, Jean Schwendy. Row 4-Melanie McDougall, Karen Roberts, Joanne Kohler, Mary Lou Fitz- Gerald, Jack Jadwin, Neal Aubel, Karen McDonald, Fred Walter, Wayne Stoddard. Row 5-Bonnie Gallup, Nancy Gowing, Tom O'Hare, Wayne Virkler, Doug Farney, John Moore, Bob Burr, Dorothy Sweredoski, Susie Smith, Juanita Schmitt, Paul Roman, Gary Klock. Row I-L. B. Askin, Band Master: William Jones, Larry Ulrich, Kenneth Sweredoski, John Pedersen, Dennis Smith, David Ingersoll, David Sunderhaft, Peter Corrigan, David Juby, Tim Reed, Linda Davoy, Albert E. Williams, Director of Junior Band. Row 2-Diane Lane, Barbara Niezabytoski, Donna Sauter, Michael Hoyt, David Dening, Linda Volovic, Nancy Bush, Carol Mott, Jane Young, Mary Klosner. Row 3-Larry Gordon, Jon Boshart, Linda O'Leary, Paul Gyore, Kerry Roche, John Leichtweis, Bruce Prashaw. Row 4- Martin Hanno, Ernest Salmon, Delevan Arthur, Gale Myers, Gary Callahan, David Augustyn, Donald Sakowski, Betty Keen, Alan Turbyfill, Steve Hoffman, Niles Dening, John Kloster, Larry Gingerich. Row 5- Marjorie Merriam, Linda Aubel, James Schoff, Robert Thomas, Frances Howley, John Stanton, John Wool- schlager, Jack Bush, Mark McPhilmy, Peggy Nuspliger, Beverly Stanton. Missing-Leonard Babcock, Dorothy Bohall, David O'Brien, Harry O'Connor, Edward Schmitt. 34 Bama' Ojicerf Luther B. Askin, director Sandy Allen, librarian Patty Tanner, secretary Betty Zecher, treasurer Liz Mattis, president Nick Egloff, vice-president Majbrellef Sandy Bush Patty Tanner Sandy Allen Paula Snyder Kay Harris QQ xxx I Q ern xivnxilfv 'xX ':'5'i4 wlx dllijsgs -, VIOLA V64 l 9 Cu! nt S MQ, max? Xin E WCM, l LIWQ 3 H QS Cx 5 firm, V - I I QXLLQ fumbr .High Cham! Row I-Randy Morrison, Larry Gordon, Richard Roy, Mark McPhilmy, Carolyn Freeman, Carol Cavanaugh, Karen Duflo, Jane Young, Victoria Young, Karen Christian, Linda Aubel, Martha Lautenschlager, Margaret Rogozienski, Mary O'Brien. Row 2-Thelma Virkler, Diane Deveines, Patricia Haggerty, Michael Souva. Nelson Schwartzentruber, Joe Zehr, Robert Thomas, John Woolshlager, Ricky Fogarty, Maureen Cannan, Barbara Smith, Eva Guyette, Betty Jantzi, Vernon Bailey, Gary Zehr. Row 3-Michael Hoyt, Denny Smith, Brenda Chamberlain, Paulette Leviker, Bruce Prashaw, Mary Helen Maciejko, Bonnie Loson, Charlene Matuszczak, Cheryl Aubel, Michal McCloskey, Peggy Nuspliger, Sandra Ferrance, Janet Cobb, Nancy Strife, Carol Mott, Jane Hanno. Row 4-Larry Logan, Edsel Widrick, Charles A. Turner, III, David Sunderhaft, Kerry Roche, Billy Gibbs. Bette Ruhm, Leonard Babcock, Mary Ellen Farney, Susan Falck, Judy Campbell, Margaret Cassie, Patty Sweet, Sandra Combs, Beverly Stanton, Dolores Cobb. Row I-Gretchen Hoch, Edith Widrick, Jane Gingerich, Bernadette Lomber, Dorothy Bohall, Patty Hulbert, Paula Synder, Kathy Waldron, Sharon Johnson, Candace Gingerich, Douglas Bush, Gary Lyndaker, Daniel Jantzi, Gloria Kotel. Row 2-Joanne Gordon, Patty Back, Eunice Gingerich, Ann Bishop, Jacqualine Sauter, Linda Volovic, Bethany Mahoney, Nancy Roes, Joyce Yousey, Susan Shaw, Janet Purvines, Judy Brown, Shirley Simons, Judy Allen. Row 3-Bonnie Sue Delles, Marjorie Merriam, Ann Marie Alger, Laura Waite, David Ingersoll, Richard Higby, Martin Hanno, Bob Burr, Edward Lautenschlager, John Pedersen, Jim Schoff, Sandra Raven, Karen Schwendy, Bette Barnes, Alice Zecher. Row 4-Susan Nortz, Kay Farney, Nancy Dening, Richard O'Brien, Dave Smithling, Joseph Robbins, Maurice Graves, John Lomber, Dewey Tyner, John Young. Ann Lomber, Barbara Niezabytoski, Karen Dening, Bonnie Allen, Linda Markham, Janice Meeks. 36 Cborus OWCEVI Standing Liz Mattis treasurer Judy Garnham secretary Melanie McDougall robe custodian Michael Bush president Kathy Finn librarian Sandy Allen librarian Carolyn Hanno robe custodian Mrs. Anne Smith director Seated Cindy Thisse accompanist Martha McDonald accompanist HX 3 HV ,JT 1 ,1 to ,fr .J Q XX A 'WP-' aux fo? J X X X' NJ G ' gi WJRN ji Cboralzers Row I Cynthia Thisse Marjorie Pedersen Mrs. Anne Smith, director Bonita Havas Juanita Schmitt Row 2 Beth Boshart Edwin Moshier Gary Klock Susan Smith Row 3 Carolyn Sweredoski Peter McDonald Tom O'Hare Melanie McDougall Row 4 Dorothy Sweredoski Jim Ferrance Walter Reed Karen Roberts Row 5 Bette Sharp Clifford Cook Aaron Lehman Sandra Bush femur P19519 Row I-Cindy Thisse, Mary Klosner, Carol Feisthamel, Ann Lormore, Susan Smith, Bonita Havas, Carolyn Hanno, Gary Klock, Donald Nuifer, Edwin Moshier, Wayne McDonald, Charles Pedersen. Row 2-Dorothy Sweredoski, Patty Jones, Sandra Samsa, Judy Kilpatrick, Mary Lou Fitz-Gerald, Sharon Greene, Carole Klosner, Eugene Klosner, Paul Foote. Andrew Roggie, Ronald O'Leary, Wayne Stoddard. Row 3-Liz Mattis, Betty Widrick, Jerrie Ann Lehman, Linda Carol Davoy, Susan Turbyfill, Rose Petrovitz, Janet Kelley, Bette Sharp, Sandra Bush, Robert Muncy, Paul Roman. Harry O'Connor, Michael Bush. Row 4-Irene Church, Marlene Zehr, Rose Mary Lyndaker, Bonnie Gallup, Barbara Arthur, Linda Boucher, Judy Greene, Betty Niezabytoski, Norman Askin, Aaron Lehman, Duncan Farney, Clifford Cook. WQM Rgmff-J'WxU?WW7 r' Quartet 38 gg :a wwxw 'wma f it-mg'-hiatt r1t 1bwtewzstef-f-whine lr Clifford Cook, Peter McDonald Ed win Moshier, Walter Reed riff' , A , 1 , ,f l- - ' p . , ,z f ft' AV School Chorus N' ' E My A 1' 'V Row l-James Ferrance, Walter Reed. Tom O'Hare, Martha McDonald, Marjorie Pedersen, Bethany Boshart, Judy Garnham. Melanie McDougall, Marv Feisthamel, Karen Roberts, Mrs. Anne Smith, director. Row 2- Peter McDonald. Richard Allen. David McCloskey, Lois Beller, Betty Jean Zecher, Candy Martin. Sandra Strife, Sharon Yousey, Karen Ransiear, Sandra Allen, Carolyn Zehr. Row 3-Gary Lee, David O'Brien, Ronnie Stoddard, Carolyn Sweredoski, Juanita Schmitt, Carol Leeman, Mary Jantzi, Kathy Finn, Gail Ham- mond. Regina Krenceski, Karen McDonald, Ruby Widrick. Row 4-Fred Lautenschlager, Mike Johndrow, Bill O'Brien, Maren Ann Tyrrell, Mary Lou Bannon, Nancy Gowing, Betty Jean Longway, Judy Jacques, Patty Tanner, Carol Wagler, Marge Widrick. GWB, Quartet Cindy Thisse, Susie Smith, Melanie McDougall, Beth Boshart. -an--Q' '-Q-4 Clamifmf Formal! The scene-our school cafeteriag the date-December 22, 1958. That night from nine until one oiclock we danced to the music of Bob Chisholmls band. Undergraduates, seniors and alumni were all repre- sented by a group that thoroughly enjoyed the evening. The colorful decorations, friendly atmosphere and smooth music all helped to create a genuine Christmas atmosphere and to make it truly-a night to remember. mu Uma Ou! jbr Gmcger Uumbr Play Row 1-Linda Linstruth, Cindy Thisse. Row 2-Liz Mattis, Peter McDonald, Judy Garnham, Carolyn Sweredoski. Row 3-Ruby Widrick, Maren Ann Tyr- rell, Doug Farney, Jim Burr, Jim Ferrance, Wayne Stoddard. Cam' Lizzie Carolyn Sweredoski Agnes Carol Howard Carol Joan Jeannie Ginger Eddie Davis Tommy Green Mr. Wilson Ed Hoffman Judy Garnham Peter McDonald Liz Mattis Cynthia Thisse Linda Linstruth Douglas F arney Wayne Stoddard James Ferrance James Burr I'm going out for football! 42 C. J. Shapland Director of both plays flofbeff B 6l Frefhmvm ffmzbr Play i Seated-Judy Garnham, Maren Ann Tyrrell. Jerry Ann Lehman, Carol Kaban, Liz Mattis. Standing-Doug Farney, James Cooper. Jane Tabolt, Jim Ferrance. Mary Helen Radley, Cindy Thisse, Melanie McDougall David Houppert, Eugene Klosner, Charles Pedersen. Mrs. Abigail Abbott Susan Mrs. Miller Sylvia Bunny Helen Carrie Clara Marge Bobo Jack Howie Bill Dean Gillingham Professor Michaels Judy Garnham Elizabeth Mattis Mary Helen Radley Melanie McDougall Carol Kaban Cindy Thisse Maren Ann Tyrrell Jerry Ann Lehman Jane Tabolt Jim Ferrance Eugene Klosner Charles Pedersen David Houppert James Cooper Douglas Farney Take back your book, you campus Romeo! fcenef around LA. Cf The cross country team Works out. Enter to . . . What? cg .9 Charlie takes football identifications Stein-yearbook business manager. Willing workers on a senior paper drive. Intersectional runner-up, Don Nulfer, and Coach Kibling. Sgt. Newman patrols our safety demonstration. fx xxyu, aw? 124254 .,gJ3f'fa2 M , , -.A11Jw..f.,,., E 5? W2 5 . . - -'ww 1 . , .L t W, ,ww ,v ,H .V I - ,-- N 'i ,i 9 ' 1 . JI - V . 'X . '- 1.2, 1 .-iw' K V ' R' ,::,i: 52 - fxxg, 5'2 ' ' ' L 'fl' ,. .. ,J ' my f - -Y Y ' K iq ., , 5- i , -kfggigfg ,5:.,g.? . ,W 12 -,ff Q-ffm' ,M af 5 . , ' . 52 ,,,,-q.y, - B1 X' I 4 ,. 2 f' N vj va, X ,X jg1XyzslxP,1,f Nk I V Jw 1 15, ' ' A ' ' f 2 - ,. ,,Q,,,g W, A ,Q 2 , V 'xv-x, H1,.MW- .,,. . .- A V ,, . . A My , ., A .- -asf. :EL A x- 2 x . -ff Q Q f 91 ' M f1,'ii,' 'ff'1,T?'T'7Eif5ifhilf?7f5X My ini' an A , Nggvgfsff f -, , Q . 5,y,Qff3.f5,: 5: ,LH,.. its - :L g ife Que---,,:v.-Q .-2 ,Ugg W ff K . 7 V y T 'iw -', QA. at-. -f - . W V 5. ,z 2 , . ,. H' i E .fwmw-fff f - X ' 'W ' V ' , W 4 ' fir if Q1 Tilixlfk. iff :Qi W L A fun wf 3 1,-X 'J.1fW: ' 'K Al fi5:.- z 'q--W'uaxzfvflk- L '?f1fW!S TYW jx' ww, .Qgiufli 1 M SXT? -ffpyf V ff Am e vw 325 1 -E 12 ,Mff,'-A-1: ,f':f'9m:'f'1 ,fmLVik'ijgj:i'W'f1.,g5Q,c j -1: yy ' Mziw rggywzw fgfw.. ygiey, 334, 1. Q Lowwfle DEI 197' League Lead Row I-Coach Walter O'Connell, Bernie Bush, Donald Anderson, Henry Kirch, Bob Ross. Howard Higby. Neil Keib. Gerald Stoffel, Coach Jack Brennen. Row 2-John Steinbrenner. Tom Glenn, Philip Allen. Phil Brown, Dick Higby, Allan Gyore, David Houppert, Bill O'Brien. Row 3-Tom Effley, Jack Jadwin. l77llI1II,L't'I'.' Ronald Richards. Bill O'Brien, David Houppert, John Steinbrenner, Gerald Stoifel, Neil Keib, Bernie Bush. 46 , SEN Bn, , 1 ,W x if: 5 ii ? I 1. -i Tk pmzfizi xg ' -4515139 Row I-Thomas Jadwin, Ed Finn, Patrick McPhilmy, Peter McDonald, Nick Egloff. Row 2 Mike Johndrow, managerg Glenn Powell, Vince Nells, Doug Farney, Coach Lederer. Kylie Club aff Q Tenmk 1 11 Silvia ' - D Row I-Denny Smith, Donald Schwendy, Norman Askin, Paul Roman, Joe Szoke, Bill Thomas, David Greene, Gary Schwendy, Harry O'Connor, Kenneth Cannan, Bob Burr, Tom O'Hare, Richard Morse. Row 2-Mr. Collins Kellogg, instructor, Mr. Russell Shurtleff, advisor: Steve Lee, Fred Van Auken, Larry Bolivar. James Percoski. Real Rader! 45 Row I-Billy Brigham, David Houppert, Grant Curtis, Wayne Woodard, Bernard Bush, Vincent Nells, Eugene Klosner, Duncan Farney. Richard Arthur, Doug Farney, Tim Thisse. Row 2-Ed Watkins, coach: Jack Wetmore, Jimmy Ingersoll, Ronald Richards, Dick Ingersoll, Patrick McPhilmy, John Moore, Nelson Compo, Fred Van Auken, Larry Virkler, Michael Bush, managerg Jack Brennen, coach. Row 3-Richard Morse, David Morse, John Delles, Ed Laurendeau, Thomas Effiey, Larry Boliver, Neal Aubel, Punky Finn. Terence Fitzgerald. Row 4-Fred Walter, David McCloskey, Robert Weller, Larry Tabolt, Gary Schwendy. David Ingersoll. 1 ...kind Wi' M..-Q. .Nm 4 1 siwgigtg, 3'-B Row I-Richard Arthur. John Moore. Wayne Woodard. Doug Farney, Tim Thisse, Grant Curtis, Ronald Richards, Bill Brigham, Tom Efliey. Row 2-David Houppert, Eugene Klosner, Bernard Bush, Duncan Farney, Jack Wetmore, Vince Nells, Jimmy Ingersoll. 48 9276: Croft Country , ff' Row I-Thomas Glenn. Roger Maciejko, Stanley Loson, Charles Markowski. Allan Gyore, Pete McDonald, Roger Schwartzentruber, Don Nuifer. Row 2-John Stcinbrenner, managerg Richard Albanese, Harry O'C0nnor, Paul Foote, Russell Prashaw, Coach Kibling. X 7. bv av X Max gf Q Jixi JFS U ,gpg . .ffm ki X Tlx! E Swim TEEN? Siting iaxqliaili vt' ff Seated-Bob Stevens. Ed Leviker, Bill Thomas. Coach Funiciello, Don Campany. Row 2-Gary Hulbert, manager: David McCloskey, Richard Barniak, Charles Pedersen, David O'Brien, Gilbert Leviker. Row 3- Bob Burr. managerg Gary Lee, manager: Peter Phillips, Nelson Compo, Sam Farney, Tom Jadwin, Peter McDonald. 49 Q 3 3 Q 1? ' r 'X ' fe fi OIF v L. 1 Nw.. 4 'iw 5 pf Y -P . 4 S 1 'X' mfg, if , Li' ipxxix 9' XR x'A f' wb, ff 224, if 5 'ff-T fumbr Vdfilbl Ray sinks a jump shot. 1. bd!! Charlie shoots from the corner. al .fish ., K Row I-Hugh Boshart, Tom O'l-lare, Jack Jadwin, Tom Glenn. Terence Fitzgerald, Richard Morse. Larry Virkler. Fred Walter. Row 2-Fred VanAuken, manager: Harold McDougall, Tom Eflley, Richard Keech. Gilbert Walsh, Allan Gyore, Larry Tabolt, Ronnie Stoddard, Coach Kibling. 51 1 Wrefllerf Conimue Umfyalecl Row I-Gary Ingersoll. David Morse. Francis Peters, Dick Ingersoll, Robert Smith. Row 2-Coach Brennen, Richard Arthur. Larry Allen, Mike Bush, Tim Thisse, co-captaing Vince Nells, Bill Brigham, Elwin Wool- schlager, Dick Kaban, Gene Klosner. co-captain. 'DX wi ' Allylelzc Afformlzon , .l 'WM 'f Row I-John Steinbrenner, president: Janet Jackson, Judy Garnham, secretary. Row 2-Carolyn Hanno, Neal Aubel, Richard Barniak, Mr. Edward Watkins, advisor. 52 Cheerleaders Varmy Beth Boshart, Susie Smith, Judy Garnham, Kathy Finn, Margie Pedersen, Janet Jackson, manager: Karen Miller, Regina Krenceski. ' Gail Bolliver, Agnes Benware, Sandy Roth, Ann Lormore, Sandra Bush, Marcia Hirschey, manager: Patty Tanner, Janet Kelley, Patty Jones, Doris Benware, Mary Lou Fitz-Gerald. 53 GAA. Row 1-Connie Petrie, Phyliss Burke, Betty Lou Ludden, Theresa Hebdon, Agnes Benware, Carolyn Farney, Mary Feisthamel, Sharon Stevens, Eleanor Liscum, Olive Russell, Bonita Havas. Row 2-Pat Snyder, Patti Jones, Ann Lormore, Sandra Roth, Margaret Cassie, Jackie Moore, Linda Gordon, Sharon Greene, Karen Pond, Molly Grandjean, Linda Carol Davoy, Karen Kilborn, Judy Kilpatrick, Linda Jones. Row 3-Mary Lou Bannon, Kathy Thisse, Sally Benware, Marcia Hirschey, Juanita Schmitt, Jean Gazin, Carolyn Hanno, Katy Copeley, Joanne Kohler, Martha Townsend, Helen Newton, Karen Ransiear, Sandy Allen, Kathy Finn, Bonnie Gallup, Beth Howley, Regina Krenceski, Gail Hammond, Nancy Gowing. - '.-V' 4, 'l iff la 1 , 5 1- 1 Offer! U g J., ,. 1 1 A ' N .gi i41'l!'1 fri' V , .,,' .- , 1 , . in 3 . - Kathy Finn, secretary-treasurer . Linda Gordon, president , Carolyn Hanno, vice-president fl' Phyllis Burke, manager of basketball Mary Lou Bannon, I manager of hockey and soccer Rose Petrovitz, manager of softball Carolyn Farney manager of volleyball Karen Ransier, manager of individual sports Beth Boshart, manager of swimming Joanne Kohler, manager of bowling 54 is .4-, . 1 14.1 .Mfr as Bb- ,l ff' M ' NL ' . 4 H, ' ww 1 , 3 5-1 u.. - l feafenilv Grade Row I-Dorothy Rhubart. Janet Purvines, Carol Brown, Judy Brown, Carolyn Freeman, Patty Back, Andrea Hill, Gloria Zehr. Row 2-James Bandych, Gary Lyndaker, Keith Halladay, Linda Jones, Cecelia McGrath, Bernice Houck, Nelson Schwartzentruber. Wayne Flanagan, Billy Brown, David Juby, Harold Stevens. Row 3-Billy Jones, Thomas Stoddard, Robert Andre, Edwin Sinclair, Richard Sullivan, Wayne Dayis, Donna Sauter, Dorothy Bohall, Paulette Leviker, Barbara Wetmore, Joyce Arthur, Mrs. Lois Zeller. Row I-James Schoff, George Cerwinka. Victoria J. Young, Mary O'Brien, Teresa Poindexter, Laura M. Waite, John Pedersen, Carey Koster. Row 2-Mark McPhilmy, Wray Jackson, Kenneth Sweredoski, Kay Schmitt, Dale Rhone, Carol Chapman, Sarah Yousey, Frances Berry, Ruby Gingerich. Row 3. Ronald Northrup, Leonard Babcock, Richard Leviker, William Gibbs, Lark Merry, Barbara Niezabytoski, Joanne Gordon, Jean Avallone, Mrs. Katherine Carter. 56 fezfemla Gmde C i -we sa! , 1 Row 1-Gale Myers, Ralph Bush, Elizabeth Juhasz, Karen Christian, Carol Tabolt, Nevin Beller, Daniel Jantzi, Douglas Bush. Row 2-Richard Roy, Wayne Callahan, Charles Meeks, Jacqualine Sauter, Susan Shaw, Robert Castle, Michael Powlin, John Suiter. Row 3-Nancy Roes, Gloria Kotel, Tommy Sweet, Beverly Stanton, Betty Petrovitz, Jon Boshart, Thelma Virkler, Jane Rowsam, Ethel Tabolt, Miss Marilyn Toth. Row I-Barbara Smith, Ann Woodard, Dorrance Moshier, Freddie E. Burke, Frank Chapman, Stephen Miller, Bernadette Lomber, Judy Allen. Row 2-Kathy Waldron, Douglas Mclntyre, Marvin Swartzentruber, Susan Hoch, Judy Dean, Vincent Ross, Patty Hulbert, Paula Snyder, Candace Gingerich, Michael Souva. Row 3-Linda Bushey, Linda Markham, Grant Peebles, Wayne Shaw, Richard Mooney, Robert Damuth, Frances Adams, Ann Lomber, Joan Waldron, Gary Berrus, Mrs. Marie Loson. 57 fezfenlb Grade '-an --La Row I-Carl Spencer, Arthur Hill. Linda Donnelly, Peter Corrigan, Eva Guyette, Sharon Beck. John Wool- shlager, Alan McDonald. Row 2-Gladys Schrag, lva Alice Tuttle, Shirley Haggerty, Richard Virkler. Roger Compo, Bob Thomas, Roger Dennison. David Wright, Marvin Ezra Widrick, Jane Young. Karen Dullo. Row 3-Linda O'Leary, Sheila Beck, Cheryl Aubel, Ann Marie Alger. Edward Lautenschlager. Wayne Camolli, Ann Bishop. Alessandra Raven, Sandra Ferrance, Francis Howley. Larry Widrick, Mr. Arthur Einhorn. Row I-Carolyn Rozanski, Phyllis Beyer. Charles Smithling, Gary Zehr. John Gragg, Randy Morrison, Nina Miester. Charlene Matuszczak, Ruth Houck.Row 2-John Hcllinger. Herbert Yancey. Carol Cavanaugh, Doris Mclntyre, Bruce Prashaw. Sharon Ewing. Edith Widrick. Frances Foote. Vernon Bailey, Joseph Zehr. Row 3-Michael Hoyt. John Stanton. Harold Mathys. Sandra Combs. Kay Farney. Karen Dening. Larry Dening. Eddy Schmitt. David Sunderhaft, Mr. Donald Henry. Ezgbib Grade Row I-Herschel Edick, James Fayburn, James Mooney, Nancy Bacon, Bonnie Allen, Carol Mott, Brenda Chamberlain, Bette Barnes, Bernard McGrath. Row 2-Leo Hellinger, Tom Castle, Linda Volovic, Joyce Yousey, Martha Lautenschlager, Patricia Haggerty, Jane Gingerich, Ronald Nortz, Phil Goutremout. Row 3- Richard O'Brien. Don Keib, Ernest Salmon, John Lomber, David Dening, Joseph Robbins, Willard Hiscock, Ronald Kelley, Richard Chartrand, Mr. Cecil Bishop. W4 ,- was 455, 1 Row I-Dennis Smith, David Augustyn, Thomas Hulbert, Nancy Bush, Susan Falck, Jim Adams, Richard Kelley, Martin Hanno. Larry Gordon. Row 2-Ronnie Hirschey, Gary Ingersoll, Bertha Larkins, Rosalind Russell, Regina Moore, Peggy Nuspliger, Sharon Johnson, James Rupert. Rose Grandjean. Row 3-Thomas Smithling, George Koster, Keith Hayes, Meredith Hirschey, Nancy Strife, Katherine Avallone, Joe Duffy, Robert Mathys, Robert Corbine, Mr. Byron Washburn. 59 Eggbzb Grade Row I-Karen Schwendy, Pamela Oakes. Mary Lou Kelly, Sally Manzer, Connie Rhubart. Marjorie Marriam, Judy Campbell, Shirley Simons. Row 2-Alice Zecher, David Ingersoll, Larry Jones, Thomas Reape, Tim Boshart, Kenneth Adams, Linda Aubel. Maureen Cannan, Judy Castles. Row 3-Charles Turner, Jay Russell. Herbert Rowsam, David Hodkinson, Donald Campany, Delevan Arthur, John Burnham, Edsel Widrick, Mr. Eugene Duiio. 1K -3' W 1 Row I-Janet Blair, Shirley Windover, Janice Meeks, Bertrude Doyle, Mary Lou Szoke, Margaret Rogozien- ski, Janet Cobb, Mary A. Allen. Row 2-James Stanton, Mark Angelovich, Norman Campany, David Norton, Ronald Hardy, Paul Hamblin. James Northrup, Denny Phillips, Gretchen Hoch, Michal McCloskey. Row 3- Gary Dosztan, Michael Doney. Richard Higby, Andy Tarasek, Richard Nells, Douglas Keib, Donnie Maher, Raymond Komka, Miss Genevieve Stoddard. 60 LACK M az Nuiflaell, The long, long corridor. Doris Joe, Punky and Charlie in typing class. Mrs. Church and Mrs. Petrie give good advice. 61 r Students studying in the library Passing classes i Freflamen Juanita Schmitt, secretary: Sharon Stevens, treasurer: Gilbert Walsh, vice-presidentf Paul Gyore, president: Mrs. Genevieve Lawrence, advisor. Five rooms were necessary to round up all the Freshmen, one hundred forty of them. Mr. Gordon, Mr. Blaisdell and Mr. Zeller were the home room teachers on third floor, while Mr. Haight and Mrs. Haight each had a room of them in the new building. Activities seemed to be limited to getting accustomed to high school and to giving the annual Frosh-Junior dance in the spring. Advisors of the class were Mrs. Genevieve Lawrence and Jim Funiciello. Row I Gladys Walter, Connie -Pamella Hill, Betty Jane Keen, Linda Jones, Judy Kilpatrick, Irene Markowski, Margaret Cassie, Widrick, Susan Nortz, Bonnie Loson, Donna Hoch. Row 2-Dave Smithling, Robert Burr. Fred Bob Weller, Genevieve Townsend, Mike Cannan, Richard Albanese, Fred Wilcox, Marlene Williams, Petrie, Mary Feisthamel. Row 3-Larry Logan, John Young, Rodney Angelovich, Allen Cannan, Richard Hill, Peter Robinson, Michael Johndrow, Earl Keech, Francis Yarina, Gary Klock, Ronnie Stoddard, Teddie Woodhouse. ilmrs. amumatfuases1:-lmlnlnnnlmcxmawm mm, 1, -vm.'e+mf1 xmwmxmus2asiefaeswszwsaaemwmnwxw 1 1 ' . nopwwwwesazr-11.11, Clary of 52 Row I-Carol Hulbert, Linda Smith, Joyce Kampney, Mary Ellen Farney, Maryhelen Maciejko, Fayette Juby, Sandra Nicholas, Donna Ingersoll. Row 2-Bruce Schmitt, Richard Morse, Bill Thomas, Patti Brown, Emily Marriott, Sally Hitchcock, Stanley Widrick, Thomas Houppert, Floyd Houck, Gary Callahan. Row 3- Maurice Graves, David O'Brien, Myrtle I ones, Sandra Balash, Patty Sweet, Larry Stevens, Tom O'Hare, Harold Moody, Richard Keech, Lawrence Allen. UIQ! Row I-Sandy Samsa, Pauline Smith, Cherie Sylvester, Carreen Lyndaker, Shirley Mclntyre, Jane Hongo, Rosemary Windover, Juanita Schmitt, Mary Ann Cyr, June Austin. Row 2-Mary Peebles, Betty Brown, Karen Roberts, Eddie Leviker, Gary Aubel, Sherwood Yoder, Robert Foote, Mary Klosner, Sharon Der, Joyce Purvines, Susan Rhone. Row 3-Gilbert Moshier, Douglas Stevens, Floyd Doney, Patrick McGrath, Gilbert Walsh, Gary Lee, Bill Tebidor, Hugh Boshart, George Hardy, William Higby, Paul Gyore. 63 Clam of '62 f ' 4 llgag, Neill, -.14 ing, i' we -, Row I-Betty Kaban, Patty Prue, Catherine Ann Radley, Betty Jantzi, Karen Kilborn, Mary Helen Berrus. Row 2-Stephen Hanno, Ronald Hill, Rodney Hill, Bill Krenceski, Bernard Wiiilqver, Karen McDonald. Row 3-Larry Dosztan, Kenneth Erb, Lewis Burke, Linda Carol Davoy, Naihy Deniflg, Russell Prashaw. jp 3., f' W , , J ,V ,il Row I-Bette Ruhm, Linda Logan, Jane Hanno, Norma Petrovitz, Marjorie Tuttle, Susan Turbyfill, Gail Bolliver, Mary Lou Fitz-Gerald, Amy Lyon, Charlotte Lyndaker, Sharon Stevens. Row 2-Bonnie Sue Delles, Lois Beller, Ann Larkins, Laurel Schoff, John Rhubart, John Boucher, Winfred Haggerty, Walter Jones, Eunice Gingerich, Doris Benware, Ralph Ludden. Row 3-Joe Phillips, Gary Hulbert, Carol Archer, Robert Balash, Paul Smith, Bette Sharp, Louise Jantzi, Wayne Brady, Ronald Young, Robert Marolf, Richard Steria. 64 fqzvbomoref wif ..:iw K i llllli 2 gpf5 ' . W-f 'Q0, Ronald O'Leary, presidentg Dorothy Gallup, vice-presidentg Mr. Francis Campbell, advisor: Theresa Hebdon, secretary: Mr. Lewis Kibling, advisory John Delles, treasurer. Any time you look for sophomores you can find them on the north side of third floor. Home room teachers are Mr. Shurtlelf, Miss Hickman, Mrs. Ford and Miss Walter. You'll find various types of activity in the im- mediate vicinity before school-conversation in the hall, poster making in some of the rooms and sometimes some one doing homework. The November 8 record hop starring Dave Sennett of WTLB Utica was the first big class project. They said it couldn't be done, but the sophomores did it. They even made some money. The sweetheart ball with Janet Jackson as queen and John Steinbrenner as king was held on Valentine Day. Advisors of the class are Mr. Frank Campbell and Mr. Lewis Kibling. 65 Clam of 36.7 73? V f 4. . .. 5m Row I-Carolyn Yancey, Joanne Mooney, Patricia Thomas, Brenda J. Hongo, Julia Koster, Judy Greene, Judy Carlston, Patricia Hoch. Row 2-Linda Gasser, Theresa Hebdon, Pat Snyder, Candy Martin, Anthony Sakowski, David Morse, Jack Jadwin, Elizabeth Berrus, Doris Roggie. Row 3-David Austin, Loren Lee, Larry Tabolt, Fred Castle, John Peebles, Tom Efiiey, William Hoifman, Neal Aubel, Herbert Yousey, Lee Northrup. Y , Row I-Carol Wagler, Jean Schwendy, Sandra Bush, Agnes Benware, Patty Jones, Kathy Thisse, Nancy Gowing, Helen Markowski. Row 2-Glendyne Garito, Bonnie Kohler, Julie Clickner, Philip Miller, Jerry Jantzi, Gertrude Leviker, Ida Peebles, Beverley Donnelly, Nancy Hamblin. Row 3-Wayne Virkler, Robert Muncy, Leonard Roes, Dick Lanz, Conrad J acunski, Paul Brasie, David Olmstead, Norma Hoage, Regina Zehr. 66 X f y ,fit JJ , if Claw of 361 ysff 'WW Row I -Betty Niezabytoski, Bonnie Gallup, Barbara Leviker, Patty Tanner, Beth Howley, Janet Kelley, Olive Russell, Shiela J antzi. Row 2-Joyce Briot, Patty Halladay, Betty Lou Ludden, Marcia Hirschey, Diane Goutre- mout, Georgina Twitchell, Larry Virkler, Judy Croyle, Sherman Merry. Row 3-Thomas Powlin, John Hirschey, Ronald O'Leary, Larry Bolivar, Larry Lampson, Joseph Moser, John Delles, Mary Lou Bannon, Anne Zehr. Row I -Francis Peters, Ellen Cummings, Judy Jacques, Betty Jean Longway, Patty Kampney, Dawn Gudridge, Audrey Hill, David McCloskey. Row 2-Pat Thompson, Janet Stanton, Diane Murphy, Ann Lormore, Carolyn Farney, Sandra Roth, Luwenda Hirschey, Sharon Beyer, Sharon Yousey. Row 3-Peter Baker, Harry O'Connor, Fred Van Auken, Jim Sakowski, Edward Finn, Jean Gazin, Edwin Moshier, Lawrence Jantzi, Margaret Back, William Castle. 67 fumbrf Regina Krenceski, Mrs. Dorothy McCue, advisor: John Aubel, treasurer: Leopold Avallone, Robert Stevens vice-president: Ray Walsh, president: Mr. Francis Blaisdell, advisorg Edward Laurendeau, Mr. Everett Jones advisor: Sandra Allen, secretary. Row I-Bonita Havas, Margaret Loomis, John Aubel, Raphael Walsh, Robert Stevens, Karen Ransiear, Bethany Boshart. Row 2-Margaret Wood, Andrew Roggie, Larry Alania, Frank Leviker, Thomas Moore, Wayne McDonald, Helen Newton. Row 3-Mary Graves, Frank Kopczenski, Vaughn Hodkinson, Murray I. Jantzi, Lansing Famey, Kenneth Cannan, James Percoski, Je n Balzgoc T L90 N Scaull 'M Row 1-Geraldine Bailey, Sally Benware, Ann Church, Sandra Allen, Gail Hammond, Regina Krenceski Dorothy Sweredoski. Row 2-Charles Marolf, Richard Ingersoll, Elton Lehman, Karen Miller, Sandra Strife Philip Allen, Gary Bush. Row 3-Nelson Compo, Francis Goutremout, Burton Halladay, Rose Petrovitz Linda Gordon, Ronnie Norton, Donald Schwendy, Bruce Tyrrell. Clair of '60 Junior homerooms are on the north side of second floor with Mr. Shapland, Mrs. Lawrence, Miss Shaul, Mr. Brennen and Mr. Drummond the homeroom teachers. Activities for the year included the Junior-Senior Festival, a spaghetti supper and the play entitled Beauty and the Beef directed by Cecil Bishop. Class advisors are Mrs. Dorothy McCue, Mr. Francis Blaisdell and Mr. Everett Jones. Row I-Katy Copeley, Marge Widrick, Carole Klosner, Carolyn Hanno, Gloria Leviker, Karen Pond, Eileen Moshier. Row 2-Gilbert Leviker, Ernest Clemons, Gary Suiter, Gail Mellen, Molly Grandjean, Lansing Boutwell, Harold McDougall. Row 3-Jack Albanese, Allan Gyore, Gerald Nagy, William Wetmore, Fred Lautenschlager, Samuel Farney, Fred Gallup. . Q is 1 in K 6 my ' S , ia' 1 ' glsfrtgis- ,. . Q 4, 1? Lumiyf, 47 4,-Biff, S 'W 1 is fjfaiffkmfw sp-if :zz '- - . :---:Q ' 1- - , - , f-...L '22, ,f-.g-..:-f 1,34 N gag.: Q, ' 1 ifiiizcnagizeiiifi' mx :gig-3g1x..,. 53,21 , '- m:::-:fiazm-.: ' raiser-:Siu + f .1 fi' 'Q' ...5:g,,......g:. .ss , 534 ..yg..g:.,,,,. +1 'nn :gg-H .' ii tiff. 1 ,15 2 fn.: 543-'n 03 'ut ah 1 ' 255519: A 12: :az fwfr- J-.'3'yff . .. ' sa tiva ,V vi . ' if ' 11 , , 'ggi-fl si L.,.:gYQ .fy . Ni A .ff Q Q fffsff ' ' 'W W g My t. '-is: f . - S . at K... -.,?,,,, 3 ,d n it g' we I is A- - is' s Q X if v lx11-K'-we i ' . ' ' fi ' Clam 0 60 Y J dj' flxp ,f , J ax , . b .il f A -1 V if fy Kofi! fi? Cxfl, wimpy Row Row Neil nw KW-siie I-Marjorie Pedersen, Donna Hellinger, Sandra Stoltzfus Lois Ebersol Kathy Finn Susan Smith 2-Thomas Jadwin, Steve Lee, Ronald Griffin, Joanne Kohler Martha McDonald Larry Nusphger Martin, Gerald Der. Row 3-Norman Askin, Ronald Richards John Moore Holly Bannon Garry Camolli, Richard Higby, Fred Smith. , 5 w 1 r Row I-Jim Ingersoll, Thomas Glenn, Linda Boucher, Rosalie Ludden Stanley Loson Paul Roman Row 2 Roger Schwartzentruber, Betty Hoch, Elizabeth Northrup Marilyn Baerman Carol Felsthamel Sharon Greene, Carolyn Zehr, Ronald Rapave. Row 3-Leopold Avallone Joseph A Szoke Kenneth Northrup Phil Brown, Patrick McPhilmy, Emmett Young, Max Clemons Terence Fitzgerald Edward F Laurendeau 70 fi A 3 ' , . k x . A Q 44,5 s 1959 .X xH 1 1 'iq V' ff- -D 4 - Q L NT A' ui . M ffy -. Q b K., Ax ,f 'NE xi X tp i J XM VW Worfeeaf VW Played . . . A scene from the Senior play. X Ll At work in the physics lab They helped make the paper drive a success. wwf! ws' 4 .p John and Carolyn on safety day. Senior play ushers . . . Martha, Phyliss, Jackie, Barbara, Irene. SOMEIZWKI VW Even fiucfzm' xx The assignment will be . . . Wake up, please, class! Hot dogs, coke . . . and rain! 'C K, 73 ,f :rwwwr-xmas 'swf naw:-X .:, W lv4x'fftafgwmm v 'umm - af, ,Q t ,, r Mr. Stahl, one of our advisors Clam of 59 RICHARD D. ALLEN Dick Wrestling 2, 35 junior play fstage and setjg F.F.A. 1, 25 chorus 2, 3, 4. RICHARD LEWIS BARNIAK Dick Student Council 45 swimming 45 athletic association 45 junior play fstagejg senior play Cticketsjg Low- acadian staff 45 F.F.A. lg rifle club 3g dance club 1, 23 senior swimming aids 4. BARBARA ARTHUR Barb Junior play Cusher, costumesjg senior CZ 1 play iusherjg chorus 3, 4g Lowacadian ' of- C 4. 7 My-J? fl ,C ' 1 fx,Q?!I JOE BEAUDIN Blow RICHARD ARTHUR Tennis 3, 45 junior play Cstage and setjg senior play fpropertiesjg Attend- ed West Genesee Central High School 1. Dick Football 1, 2, 3, 4g wrestling 1, 2, 3, 45 L club 2, 3, 4g senior play Qstage and setj. PAUL BAKER Senior play Cpropertiesj. BARBARA JEAN BENWARE Barb G.A.A.g junior play Cusherjg senior play Cusherjg F.B.L.A. 3g Lowacad- ian staff 4. WILLIAM BRIGHAM Buggum Wrestling 2, 3, 4g football 2, 3, 4. 74 PHYLISS BURKE Phil G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, junior play Cmake- uPJ: senior play Cusherjg F.H.A. 3, Lowacadian staff 4, pep club 1, 2, 3, library club 3, 4 Cpresidentj. GERALD A. BUSHEY Jerry Wrestling 3, 4, projector operator 3, Lowacadian staff 4. JAMES E. BURR Jim Class finance committee 3, 4, junio play fcastlg senior play Ctic sl, Noon Whistle 3 ' editorj, 4 Cassi nt e Lowacw 3C4k 0 Csaies gerj. fg JQVG Xwuw ' N051 OX! A E MPANY if . vi es nt 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, vof' ,ko vfx , 2, 3, 4, cheerleader 3, 4 B, 9 ger 21, junior play Cusherjg W No 1.3 enior play Qmake-upj, library club 3, A V9 ' Lowacadian staff 4, Noon Whistle 3, G' Q F.B.L.A. 3, F.H.A. fmembership Y ch J 3. BERNARD F. BUSH Bernie Student council 1, 2, baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, football 1, 2, 3, 4, senior play Cstage and seth, athletic association, L club 1, 2, 3, 4. MARGARET CAMPANY Margie G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, junior play Cusherjg senior play fusherlg library club 3. MICHAEL JOSEPH BUSH Mike Student council 1, 2, 3, 4, baseball 1, 2, 4, football fmanagerj 2, 3, 4, wrestling 2, 3, 4, junior play fstage and setlg senior play Cstage and seth, chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 fpresidentjg Low- acadian staff 4, athletic association 4, senior swimming aids 4. DAVID J. CHURCH Dave Junior play Cstage and setjg senior play Cstage and seth. 75 Clary of 59 Clair of 59 IRENE CHURCH G.A.A. 13 Lowacadian staff 43 F.H.A. 1, 23 chorus l, 3, 4. BLAIR W. COMBS Butch Basketball 1, 33 baseball 1, 3g senior play Cstage and setJ3 junior play Cstage and setjg F.F.A. 1, 2, 3. CLIFFORD C. COOK Cookie Basketball 1, 2 CmanagerJ3 junior play flights and soundjg senior play flights and sound, stagelg chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 band 2, 3, 43 projector oper- ator 1, 2, 3, 43 boy 'quart t 3 ., 'FU - VICTOR JAMES COOPER R.C.A. Senior swimming aids 43 junior play tstage and setlg senior play fcastjg Lowacadian staff 4. FRANCIS CURTIS Frank Attended Clifton-Fine Central lg ba - ketball 13 football lg senior pl fstage and setJ3 junior play Cs and seth. . .W ai ANT 33 ex om- a rop les M two DAVID J. DER Junior play Cstage and setjg acadian staff 4. FRANCIS V. DOYLE Junior play lticketsjg senior play Cticketsjg Lowacadian staff 4. WW l 2, , 3 Gil ba l , 3 V pl ' ' aixrd is Noo .f .'iiV31. . 2 ' S if ' X I 0. 1 X NICHOLAS I. EGLOFF Niche Football 1, 2, baseball 1, 2, basket- ball l, 2, tennis 3, swimming 3, band 1, 2, 3, 4 fvice-presidentjg French club 3, 4, Lowacadian staff 4. DOUGLAS E. FARNEY Doug Student council 3, 4 Cpresidentjg foot- ball 2, 3, 4, tennis 3, 4, basketball Cmanagerj 1, L club 2, 3, 4, junior play Ccastjg senior play Ccastjg band gf .iibbllz ful HW C0-'W I J C MW VM Class president 3, football 1, 2, 3, 4, swimming 3, 4, senior play tstage and setj chorus 2, 3, 4, Lowacadian staff 4, National Honor Society 4, fpres- identj, L club 2, 3, 4, athletic associ- ation 4. I E WJ dffffilfy' fn Tow be flaw My Wag, flbfffffif U' cfifbtfcl. zfzfywzfav JLQWQ4 J Wwwa cv Jfffffff Mwcff aww! JAMES FERRANCE Jim Student Council 1, pep club 4, junior play Ccastjg senior play fcastl chorus 2, 3, 4, Noon Whistle 3, small choir 4, French club 2, 3, 4, visual aids 1, 2, 3, 4, boys' quartet 4 Calternatel. PAUL FOOTE Footie Cross country 4, swimming 3, tennis 3, 4, junior play tstagej, senior play fpropertiesj, senior swimming aids. JUDITH M. GARNHAM Judy Class treasurer 1, 2, 3, class finance committee 4, student council 1, 3, 4 tsecretary-treasurerjg Jefferson-Lewis District student council treasurer 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 Cvice-presidentj, 4, pep club 1, 2, 3, 4, junior play fcastl: senior play fcastj, chorus 1, 2, 3 Csecretaryj, 4 fsecretaryjg Lowacad- ian staff 3, 4, Lowville athletic associ- ation 3 Csecretaryj, 4 Csecretaryj, cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4 thead cheer- leaderj, F.B.L.A. 3, National Honor Society 4. ERVA ROBERT GARNSEY Erv Lowacadian staff 4. MARY LOU GAYLORD Student council 3, 4, G.A.A. 4, senior play Cpropcrties, usherjg junior play fusherj, Lowacadian Staff 4 thead typistj. Bob Clan of 59 DAVID WILLIAM GREENE Rifle club 3, 4, Lowacadian staff 4. MARY ESTHER JANTZI Junior play Ccostumeslg senior play fstage and setjg chorus 3, 43 Low- acadian staff 4, F.H.A. 2g library club 3, 4. ROBERT FREDERICK HOFFMAN Transferred from Augustinian 3, jun- ior play Ctickets, publicityli senior play Cticketsjg Lowacadian staff 4. SHIRLEY ANN JANTZI Shzrl Senior play Cusherj library club 3 4 DAVID HOUPPERT Dave Football 3, 4, baseball 2, 3, 4g swim- ming 3, 4, senior play fcastlg junior play tstage and setlg Boys' State 3. GEORGE W. JOHNSON Geo Football 1, 2g baseball 1 g band 1, 2, 3, Lowacadian staff 4, chorus 1, 2, vis- ual aids 2, 3, swim leaders 3. JANET A. JACKSON Jan Student council 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 pep club 1, 2, 3, 4g cheerleading 2, 3, 4 tmanagerjg junior play Cmake-up, propertiesjg senior play Cmake-upjg Noon Whistle 35 Lowacadian staff 45 French Club 3 fvice-presidentj, 4. BARRY A. JUHASZ Horse Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 45 football 2g junior play Cstage and seth, F.F.A. 2, 3, 4. 78 CAROL KABAN G.A.A. 4, Junior play ftlcketsj, senior play fcastbg Lowacadian staff 4 Chead typistj . EUGENE KLOSNER Gene Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Ceo-captainjg wrest- ling 1, 2, 3, 4, Ontario League cham- pion 1, 2, 3, junior play fstage and setj, senior play tcastjg chorus 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. 1, Lowacadian staff 4, L club Clary of 59 RICHARD M. KABAN Kab Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, chorus 1, 2, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3 Csecretaryj, 4 Cpresidentj. CAROL JOANNE LEEMAN G.A.A. 2, senior play fprompterj, Lowacadian staff 4, F .B .L.A. 3, chorus 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY REGINA KACZYNSKI Dot F.H.A. 3, pep club 2, F.B.L.A. 3, student council 1, 2, Lowacadian staff 4. AARON LEHMAN Senior play Cstage and setjg F.F.A. 1, 2, 3 Creporterj, 4 ftreasurerjg chorus 3, 4. NEIL F. KEIB Keibie Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, football 1, 3, basket- ball 4 fmanagerjg junior play flights and soundj senior play flights and soundj . JERRIE ANN LEHMAN Jerrie Senior play Ccastyg chorus 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 3, Lowacadian staff 4. 79 J' Clam of 59 LINDA LINSTRUTH Lin G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, junior play lcastjg senior play fadvertising, make-upl, French club 3, 4, class art chairman 1, 2, 3, 4, Noon Whistle 3 Cart editorlg Lowacadian staff 4, senior swimming aids. ARNOLD E. LOUCKS Amie Senior play Cpropertiesj, Lowacadian staff 4, senior swimming aids. THERON LUCAS Dick F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. CAROLYN LYNDAKER Library club 4. Off ROSE MARY LYNDAKER Rosie Senior play fprompter, stage and seth, F.H.A. 2, 3, chorus 4, F.B.L.A. 3, library club 3, 4, Lowacadian staff 4. ROGER MACIEJKO Jacko Cross-country 4, junior play Qstage and setJ, projector operator 2, 3, 4. MARY E. MAHER Junior play Cusherjg Lowacadian staff 4. CHARLES MARKOWSKI Charlie Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, cross country 4, L club 4, senior play Cpropertiesjg Lowacadian staff 4. ELIZABETH MATTIS Liz Class secretary 3g G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 junior play Qcastlg senior play CcastJ3 band l, 2, 3, 4 Cpresidentjz chorus 3, 4 ftreasurerJ 3 Lowacadian 3, 43 stu- dent council l, 2, 3, 4g National Honor Society 4 fsecretary-treasurerj. PETER J. McDONALD Pete Class executive committee 3g tennis 33 cross-country 43 swim team 43 junior play Ccastjg Noon Whistle 33 Low- acadian 43 chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 boys' quartet 43 all state 2, 4. MELANIE JEANNE MCDOUGALL Mel G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 pep club 1, 2, 3, 43 athletic association 4 Cexecutive com- mitteejg junior play Cmake-upli sen- ior play Ccastjg band 1, 2, 3, 43 chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 frobe custodianjg Noon Whistle 3, 4 Ceditorjg girls' quartet 43 small choir 4. CORA JANE MOORE Corky G.A.A. 1, 23 F.H.A. 1, 2. Clow of 59 JACQUELINE MOORE Jacki G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 junior play Cusherjg senior play Cusherjg F.B.L.A. 33 F.H.A 33 library club 4. CLARENCE MOSHIER Senator F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. JOAN MARIE MURPHY Joanie Student council lg G.A.A. 33 cheer- leader 3 Csubstitutejg junior play Cmake-upjg senior play fmake-upjg F.H.A. VINCENT NELLS Vince Class vice-president 23 wrestling 2, 3, 43 L club 2, 3, 43 basketball lg tennis 3, 43 football 1, 2, 3, 4 Ceo-captainjg junior play Qstage and setjg senior play Cstage and setjg Lowacadian staff 4. jfgef a'2cl De Wdfafj 75 'M Cfezff of 59 ggi ov Q ,XO DQR DONALD NUFFER X Cross country 4 14th in sectionals, nd in inner ctio horus 1, 2, N ill: fxillzqwf 54 xQ, La QPF wink GLENN POWELL Honey Dew Q89 Dip A Football 23 swimming 33 tennis 3, 43 , X basketball 43 junior play Cstage and setJ3 senior play Cstage and setj. WILLIAM C. O'BRIEN Bill Class president 1, 23 student council 1, 2g class finance committee 33 base- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 basketball 1, 2g swim- ming 33 L club 1, 2, 3, 43 junior play Cticketsjg senior play Cpropertiesjg chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Noon Whistle 1, 2, 3 Cassociate editorjg Lowacadian 3, 4 Ceditorjg National Honor Society 4 fvice-presidentjg senior swimming aids 4. MARY HELEN RADLEY G.A.A. 33 senior play Ccastlg chorus 33 band 1, 2, 3, 43 library club 33 Lowacadian staff 4g All Zone Band 3, 4. CHARLES PEDERSEN Chaso American Legion Boys' State 33 bas- ketball 1, 23 swimming 3, 4g tennis 3, 43 L club 3, 43 class finance com- mittee 3, 43 chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Lowa- cadian staff fadvertisin man erj. f3u'0'l6f'l Wd' FMC' NYT H7 in ff INCL I 075, HMM 5 - LM THOMAS B. PETRIE VONNE M. REBB Bee-Bon 1, 2, 43 senior play fcostumesjg .H.A. lg rifle club 3. Pete Junior play Cstage and setjg senior play Cstage and setjg F.F.A. 1. WALTER P. REED Wallie Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 boys' quartet 3, 43 French club 3. 82 KAREN ROSALIE RHONE Rhonsey Senior play Ccostumesjg F.H.A. 25 chorus 2, 3, 4. ROBERT SMITH Bob Wrestling 1, 2, 4. PATRICIA RHUBART Pat Student council 1, 4g G.A.A. 2, 4, junior play lusherjg senior play lpro- grams, make-upjg F.B.L.A. 3, Lowa- cadian staff 4. JOHN STEINBRENNER Stein Student council 1, 3, 4 Cvice-presi- dentjg basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g cross country 4 Cmanagerjg junior play Cco-ordinatorjg senior play fco-ordinatorjg Lowacadian staif 4 Cbusiness managerjg band 1, 2, 3, French club 3, 4g athletic association 3 fvice-presidentj, 4 Cpresidentj. JOSEPH ROGOZIENSKI Football lg wrestling 3, F.F.A. 3, 4. Joe 1, 2, EVERETT STEVENS Baseball 43 junior play Cstage and setjg senior play fstage and setj. BERNICE MARIE ROWSAM F.H.A. 1. WAYNE STODDARD Student council 4g football 1 fassistant managerj, 2, 4 Cmanagerjg baseball Cassistant managerb 1, 2g basketball 3 Cmanagerjg junior play Ccastjg sen- ior play fstage and setjg chorus 2, 3, 4, Lowacadian staif 45 band 1, 2, 3, 43 athletic association 3, 4. 83 Clan of 59 GERALD C. STOFFEL Satchmo Baseball l, 2, 3, 4g basketball 3, jun- ior play Cticketsjg senior play tprop- ertiesjg athletic association 43 Lowa- cadian staff 4. GLENN SWARTZENTRUBER Gus Student council 35 junior play flights and soundj. CAROLYN SWEREDOSKI Student council 1, 2, 3, class vice- president lg class president 4-5 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, cheerleading 1, 2, 3, athletic association ftreasurerj 3, pep club 1, 2, 39 junior play Ccastjg senior play Cmake-upJ 3 Lowacadian staff 4, chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 band Cmajorettej 2, 39 F.B.L.A. 35 library club 33 girls' quar- tet 3g Noon Whistle 3. JANE TABOLT Student council 23 class treasurer 4, G.A.A. 4g junior play fusherjg senior play Ccastjg Lowacadian staff 4g F.B.L.A. 3. HENRY T. TARASEK Hank Senior play Cstage and setjg F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4. SALLY ANN TEBIDOR Pug CYNTHIA E. THISSE Cindy Student council 1, 2, 3, 43 Enance committee 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, jun- ior play fcastjg senior play Ccastjg Lowacadian staff 3, 4g chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 accompanist 3, 4g treasurer 35 girls' quartet 45 all-state 49 county chorus 3g National Honor Society 4. TIMOTHY THISSE Tim Football 1, 2, 3, 4g wrestling 1, 2, 3, 45 MARTHA F. TOWNSEND Marty G.A.A. 4, senior play fusher, prop- ertiesjg Noon Whistle 45 Lowacadian staff 4. MAREN ANN TYRRELL G.A.A. 2, 35 pep club 23 junior play Cprompterlg senior play Ccastjg cho- rus l, 2, 3, 45 F.B.L.A. 3, Lowacadian staff 4. RONALD A. WALDRON Ron Junior play flights and soundjg sen- ior play Cstage and setjg Lowacadian staff 4. SHIRLEY A. WALDRON G.A.A. 1, 2, 45 pep club 1, 3, 43 jun- ior play Ccostumeslg senior play fcos- tumesjg Lowacadian staff 4. Clam of 59 ELIZABETH JEAN WIDRICK Betty Senior play fstage and setjg chorus 43 Lowacadian staff 43 library club 4. RUBY JEAN WIDRICK Class secretary 45 G.A.A. 2g junior play Cprompterl senior play Cmake- upjg chorus 43 Noon Whistle 35 F.H.A. 3 Ctreasurerjg Lowacadian staif 43 F.B.L.A. 35 pep club 2. DONNA JEAN WILDER Karmel G.A.A. lg junior play Cusherjg senior play Cusherjg chorus 1. WAYNE F. WOODARD Football 2, 3, 43 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Qvice-presidentj. Clays of 59 LINDA LOU WOODHOUSE Junior play lusherjg senior play fusherjg library club 3, 49 F.B.L.A. 33 chorus 1. BETTY JEAN ZECHER Junior play Cusher, costumesjg senior play Cusherlg band 1, 2, 3, 4 Ctreas- urerjg chorus 4, Lowacadian staff 4. ELWIN WOOLSCHLAGER Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 43 football 2, senior play Cstage and setjg F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 lsentinelj. MARLENE ZEHR Senior play Ccostumesjg chorus 3, 43 Lowacadian staff 4, F.H.A. 3, library club 4. Zn zmumg JOAN KELLY NANCY GASCHO 1941-1955 1941-1956 86 fembr Ojirers Seated-Ruby Widrick, secretary: Carolyn Sweredoski, president: Jane Tabolt, treasurer: Joyce Campany, vice- president: Mrs. Hazel M. Porter, advisor. Standing-Mr. Harold Stahl, advisor: Mr. Russell Shurtleff, advisor. Class Hilary Another class is about to emerge from old L.A.C.S. The class of '59 has struggled, laughed, worked, played, shouted, whispered, crammed, and slept its way through high school these last four years. These years, supposedly the best in our lives, will at any rate never be forgotten by any of us. September 1955 found us a class of one hundred twenty in a crowded school with new construction in progress. Our class officers were Bill O'Brien, president, Carolyn Sweredoski, vice-president, Mary Meda, secretary and Judy Gamham, treas- urer. Our class advisors were Miss Walter and Mr. Watkins. The same ollicers were reelected for the soph- omore year with the exception of Vince Nells who held the otlice of vice-president. Class advisors that year were Mr. Watkins and Mr. Shurtlelf. Our junior year we elected Duncan Famey, president, Mary Meda, vice-president, Liz Mattis, secretary, and Judy Garnham continued to hold the money. Mr. Shurtleff, Mrs. Nortz and Mr. Stahl were our advisors. Senior officers were Carolyn Sweredoski, presi- dent, Joyce Campany, vice-president, Ruby Wid- rick, secretary, and Jane Tabolt, treasurer. Class advisors were Mr. Shurtleff, Mr. Stahl and Mrs. Porter. Looking back we will always treasure the mem- ories of our days at L.A.C.S., and with deep grati- tude will remember the help and guidance given us by our teachers, advisors and other members of the school staff. Sports events, dances, parties, record hops, assemblies, meetings, exams, books, classes, study hall, lectures, faces, friends, trips, movies . . . the list of memories is endless. Thus ends a memorable chapter of our lives. ..-iQ-'-W--P--W - ' E...-. m,...-........ ig ..-U.-f.. LEWIS COUNTY'S LARGEST STORE Lowville, New York C0mP'ime fS EDWIN G. ALLEN RED AND WHITE FANCY GROCERIES 122 Moore Ave. A Watertown, N. Y. BARNES CORNERS L. A. BELLINGER Jeweler - Optician HOTEL R, D, G Son Musical Instruments 29 State Street State approved washed sand and washed stone Lowville, N, Y, W - Crushed gravel and washed mason sand BECKER'S Ready-mix Concrete Mrs, L, A, Bellinger BARBER sHoP Millillffv Phone LWVI. 1004 Lowville THE HAT SHOP Come In and See US- 29 stare sr. Lowville ASSOCIATED LIBRARIES, INC. 3622-24 PEARL STREET State St., Lowville PHILADELPHIA 4, PA. Phone 56 Prebound Books - Everwear Bindings It Pays to Use Everwear Bindings - They Look Better, Wear Better and Cost Less per Circulation. F. T. BENWARE . . BRANTINGHAM INN RALPH MYER Plumbing and Heatlng r ou Phone 704 We serve the finest Fuller llush Dealer 45 C d A . asca ,C Ve V. 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J. STOCKER CO., INC. SU 2-3780 Repair on all makes HAROLD STOLTZFUS 234 Trinity Ave. .IOHN STURTZ Sales and Service Shady Ave. Lowville ARCADE BALCONY WATERTOWN, N. Y. L0WVi1lC su DERHAFT s DEPARTMENT sToRE ,EWS . 'ire' Nationally advertised A g mml A I, EXPRESS Clothes for the family - Furnishings for the home H ' lii M - LYON S FALLS Phone l15J Lowville .V ref N. Y. 97 SCHANTZ TELEVISION Sales and Service Castorland THE Motorola T.V. and Cafmos 'OWN HALL LOWVILLE Phone 9l8Fl4 THEATER Best Wishes Lowville, N. Y. I I wALTERvs Phone General Store V P JEWELERS LEROY VIRKLER Jewelry Watches , U. S. Royal Tires Silverware Pens VER'S Cameras Clocks LOWVILLE, NEW YORK Luggage Wallets Restaurant and Rings Guns Shady Ave. Lowville L. G. VerSchneider Owner State St. Lowville WATERTOWN MATTRESS COMPANY State St. Lowville Established in 1890 om ete TIMBER Lone: C pl Home Furnishers Glenfield Compliments of WATERTOWN Henry weue' SCHOOL of COMMERCE Watertown, N. Y. .IONAS WIDRICK Specializing in Quality Wolverine, Red Wing and Hurd Shoes WIDRICK and SON Lowville, N. Y. New Holland and john Deere Farm Supplies RICHARD G. WILLIAMS INSURANCE State St. Phone 115W Lowville, N. Y. ROY J. WILLIAMS Furniture and Appliances Wilber Visual Service, Inc. 28 Collier St., Binghamton, N. Y. Auburn, New Berlin, Albany, New York HOTEL WINDSOR 98 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bamiak Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Berry Mr. and Mrs. Harold Boshart George Branche Mr. and Mrs. John Briot Dr. and Mrs. John Brooks Mr. and Mrs. F. Burnett, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Burr Cyrus Church Mrs. Helen Church Rev. and Mrs. A. E. Collins Mr. and Mrs. David K. Cooper John D. Cooper Duane F. D. Crandall Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Dana Don Davis Dekin Radio-Television Mrs. Iva Der Shirley J. Duncan Mrs. Florence Failing Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Falck Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Finn Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ford Mr. and Mrs. Bernard E. Gamsey Pamfom Erva Robert Gamsey Marion A. 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McCloskey McOmber Electric Mr. and Mrs. John E. Widrick Gerald F. McVoy Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd D. Zehr Mr. and Mrs. Russell Zeller THE BOOK STORE 25 Shady Ave., Lowville W. Thomas, Prop. LOWVILLE YOUTH CENTER Judge Fred A. Young V. S. Virkler Contractors 1871 THOMA'S TEXACO SERVICE Firestone Tires, Tubes and Accessories MOFFATT'S BEAUTY SHOPPE G Son 10 Jackson Street Lowville Main St. Castorland , YOUSEY'S Lowville ROSSDALE FARMS Welding Service DAIRY BAR W. Martinsburg Utica Lowville 99 W . 5 I R 5 11 h 1 Y I 11 11 fi IJ 'G , 1, . 1-I . 4 . Ii l 1 11 L . A '1 I 11 fi ' Thi 1 l 1 1 1 S 1 - 3 ' 1 ., I I .K I A ' ' I1 - I' I , 1 ' YI, 1 A I 1 1 l I gl 3:3 I 1 ' 1 1 K - 5 1, I I , 1 ' fl l in .I I 1 1 Nag: 'V I , 1 I Ig I1 I 1 1 1 I II I III 1-1 , - 1 1 ' ' I 1 'I III II , I ,u . 1. ,.. 1 i' 1 1F I I -11: 1' . ,ly I - VH: -- 1 I'r1 1 1I 'Q -1? 1 1 . -1 11 . 1 - 9 I L X ' 1 l- - A 1 -Ifllg' ,' 5. ii 'I 1 1 Lu , Q. 4 . 1 if 1. 1 11, 52 H' . 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