Madison Central High School - Madka Yearbook (Madison, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1961 volume:

MADISON CENTRAL SCHOOL Madison, New York Madka Joan Nower, Editor Editor-In- Chief Assistant Editor Busine ss Manage r Advertisement Manage r Photography Editors Art Editor Girls' Sports Boys' Sports Treasurer Typists Madka Staff 2 Joan Nower Bonnie Baker Jo Biedermann James Wester Helen McLain Peter Larry John Boratyn Linda Jones Jerry Hewitt Jennette Russell Pat Murphy Karen Dowd Margaret Penner Joe Fredricks Julie Hutchings Mildred Burnett Becky Duell Margery Johnson Charleen Borayi Laurel Davis Linda Nassimos Aixwun uuunm., m em1 2 : Dedication We, the Junior class of 1962, do appreciatively dedicate this, the Madka of Madison Central School, to Mr. Matthew Castellucci. Throughout the years he has always done his best to help us in all the projects we have undertaken. We are proud to have had him guide us in our successful years in high school. In Memoriam HELEN MARY DAVIS FORD January 6, 1940 - February 27, 1960 Bright be the place of thy soul! No lovelier spirit than thine E'er burst from its mortal control, In the orbs of the blessed to shine IIR, XYOOLLEY RTR, EUGENE SMITH Supervising Principal ' ' I Y M Guidance Counselor Prlnclpa s essage It is with a great deal of pleasure that l congratulate the Senior Class, Madka Staff and its Advisors of 1961. We are most fortunate to have our fine new additions completed and in daily use this school year of 1960-61, and we are very proud of this accomplishment, Our new building and the improvements to the main building represent countless hours of study and planning by many people: the Citizens Advisory Committee, the Board of Education, thc Administration, the State Education Department and the Architect. We who are educators realize that quiet, well-constructed, well-ventilated and attractive rooms are conducive to a good learning situation and result in a better educated child. Therefore, as we View these beautiful new rooms, library and gymnasium, we hope to have laid the foundation for a better education, for our children in this school district in the years to come. Madison Central School Board of Education, l Madka I96O-6l W FIRST ROW: Mr. Rodman Pettigrew, Mr. James Mac Bain, Neil Woolley, Mr, Leslie Fairchild, Mr. Bert Synder, Mr, Walter Mr. Blaine Stockton. SECOND ROW: Mr, Eugene Rangel. Mr, Fuller. .-XBSENT: John Anderson. l l .f-- ll l Q l 5:4 . wr l Y-MI l l jyxlf th 'Q is ,QDRKHPH ' r-, C.XFliTl1IRl.X PICIISONNIC l, OFFICE PERSONNEL Xl l'S. Gcrtruclc Uliliff.C11f0terin Mznizigor. Xlrs. IJUVO Miss Marjorie Dnhn' Mrs' Robert Clark Dain, MVS. StanleyhKo7lmx'ski. Xlrs. Ilmi-vlcl Phillips S1 ... ,fl Personnel CUSTODIANS Emery Roberts, Donald Phillips, Fred Brophy, DIZNT XL IIYGIICNIST Miss BZll'bZll'1l ljlrichs BUS DRIVERS Floyd M:1cBain, Mrs. Kay Willizims, Mrs. Mae Engle-,, David Kennett, David Hill, Harold Johnson. 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MARCELLA HINMAN First A il 5' a I Kwai MR, DONALD FALL Principal Knoxboro '4 'WDM www 4135 nh is rl ll MRS, IVA LAWRENCE MRS, THELMA FORD MRS, FRANCIS WOOLLEY AIRS. IVIARTINE FRIEDMAN Commercial Latin 1 Sz 2 French Homemaking PQ., it WU:-N ft' :pr MR. RALPH MIRABELLI MR. CHARLES ROBERTS MR. LELAND FRINK Music Science Math 7, 3 MRS, .XRLICNIC IXIAGNICR MRS, KATHARINIC ORMSBY MRS. PIIYLLIS OLMSTICAD Idnglish 7, 8 English S, 9, 10 Librzirizin i ii' 5 ' JY X -::' 5 ff iii? . 6 MR. DURWOOD CARMAN Agriculture MISS B.XRB.'XR.X ULRICH Dental Hygienist ...., ff? Ci -vs vv- A :1Ifff:7QiQ.flt 'il il -- ' S qi . i A 1 45. if MRS. PEARL SEELY NIR, ARDEN SEELY NIR, CHARLES BAKER MRS. HELEN GAUT Sixth B Social Studies 8, 9, 10 Industrial Arts Flffh QW ? f fin sw . ,I 'R ' . v' .6 I XI? - . , , ,g,sf1' ' ,. . ,?:?3Ei ? E' ,X . . , - 555, if if , N ,I K f 15 5' fg 5 f, , tI ' .w f f I . 5251 5 N 4,'.,1.,,- A A-. .W '3 - , -:' , . 'f,1f, fl3,: I-,' 'r fi: ,ws-.wt . 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O Q2 ax. mil- -2 55:75 -if Avl- ',-2:L'F' i- 5 1 CHAR LICNIC LOUISE BAKER Char Cliaraetcr is made by ii hat you stand for, reputation by what you fall for, Course: College Preparatory Ambition: High School Teacher Chorus 2,-lg Class Viee-President 4: Class Reporter 1,21 French Club President 1,231 Junior Plays 3: Daze Staff -lg I-lonor Society Reporter 3,4g Bowling lg All-County Chorus l-'estiyal Lg Chemarlon League Junior Play Competition Il: Colgate College Winter Seminar 3,-1. AMY CORINNIC BIGIQLIS Amy Quiet at first, but look again, Course: College lintranee Ambition: Undecided Band 1,2,Z5,-lg Latin Club 2.3g Senior Play -ig Daze Staff -1: Orchestral 2,3,4g All State And County Festivals Z.-1: Honor Society 3,1g Bowling 3,-1. Q , gi -Wi - .if f 5 i U4- : J C lfllflfizwui . 1 ' S i'i' . ,. X mafia: ' , Hxwp: ' - fi y,-QPR fm fy x f x f C ifgigg , if it ,L ' Jw fswzffiie an ,1 '.'. ii Inf ,. A -r.y .. ki gg- L. ,J ,iff x ZZET1' .. ..,. , ,L ,gag i I 1 V fills KENNETH IRVING ANDERSON Andy An angry man opens his rnouth and shuts his eyes. Course: Agricultural Ambition: Air Force Student Council 19 Boys' Sports, Football: Senior Play 4g F,F,A 1,2,3g General Shop 1.2. GERALD A. AUSTIN wJC!-I-yu Though he rarely moved fast in the halls, and he never hurried much, did you ever watch that cloud of dust when Jerry lets out his clutch? Course: Agricultural Ambition: Air Force Boys' Sports, Football, Basketball, Baseball 1,2,3, -lg Daze Staff -lg F,F.A, 1,2,3,'lg Varsity Club -L. CHARLES LEE CAMPBELL Charlie The safest way to double your money is to fold it over once and put it in your pocket. Course: Agriculture Ambition: Anything that looks good Boys' Sports 1, Football, Basketballg Junior Plays vw 3g Senior Play 4g Daze Staff 4g F.F.A, 1,2,3,4. JTJDITH AGNES CARNISY Vvgyudyiv Life should be considered a measure to be filled n and not a cup to be emptied, Course: Business Ambition: Undecided Class Treasurer 1,2,3,4g Junior Play 3g Senior Play 4g Madka Staff 3g Daze Staff 4g Prom Court 3. LUN ICRHNC IC R, CARROLL Larry The important thing is not so inuch where ue stand, as in what direction we are moving. Course: Agricultural Ambition: Undecided F,1',.'X. 1,2..S.4. JOHN RICILXRD COLBURN John IJon't make excuses, make good. Course: College Preparatory .'Xmbition: Undecided Student Council Representative 1,-lg Basketball 1g Track 1,43 Baseball 13 Latin Club 33 Junior Plny 3g Senior Play lg Daze Staff 49 Art Iiditor-11 Or- chestra 1,25 All State .Xnd County Festivals 1.2. 13,13 Prom Court ii: l3oys'Sports 1,2,3,4g1959 Graduation Marshal 3g 1st Place Science Congress Winner 3g Chemadon League Play Competition 3g Golf Team 2g Bowling -1, 'iw BICVERLY De ROCCO Bev Our happiness in this world depends on the affec- tions we are enabled to inspire, Course: Homeinaisingg K: Business Ambition: Houseuiie Chorus 1: Class Reporter 13 Junior Play 13: Senior Play -1: Daze Staff -iz Cheerleading 1. DAVID F.-X1RCH11.D Dave Don't make excuses, make good, Course: College Preparatory Ambition: Undecided Band Z,3,4g Chorus l,2,3,-lg Class President lg Boys' Sports 1.2: Junior Play 33 Senior Plxiy -lg Daze Staff 4: All State And County Festivals 2,I3,4, f+ N'i 'lu,, IARAIN li COON Laurie 'KX person in the right with God on his side, is n the majority though he be alone, Course: Business Xnibition: Undecided Girls' Sports 1,2,23,,l: Junior Plays 133 Senior Plus 4: Madka Staff 3: Daze Staff -1. Kli NN l'ITIl ROY DA KIC Kenny 'KX ship in harbor is safer, but that is not xx ships are built for, Course: Business Xmbition: Navy Chorus 1,2,3. ,IWW ,sph AWK' R it 'S fa , 13, RICIIAIKD J, FREDRICK Dick Put off today what you can do tomorrow, Course: College lintranee Ambition: Electronics Band 1,2,3,-lg Chorus 1,2g Track lg Football -13 Junior Plays 33 Daze Staff 4g Orchestra 1.2g .Xll State And County Festivals 1,2,il,-ig Bowling 3,-15 Znd Place Science Congress Winner, NKNC Y J ICAN GILXTTON ,Nunn When loyc and skill work together. expect a master- piece. Course: Commercial Ambition: Undecided Chorus 3,4g Junior Plays Ilg Senior Play -1: Bladka Staff 3: Daze Staff 4. FILXNK li. FERGUSON nl,-wglvn Jealousy is the apprehension OliSLllJU1'll!1'll-Y,'l Course: Conimereial Xnibition: Undecided Daze Stall -1, Vx .XNDX l4'lil'IlJlilCKS Xlanda Do not condemn the jiirlgenieni of another because it differs from your own, You may hoth he wrong. Course: Business ,inibitionz lleautician Junior Plays Zig Senior Play -l: C.li'eteria -1. Rl XD.Xl.YN GRIFFITIIS 3Iadalyn Worry little, study less, that's my lClQll0fllii1J1llllCSS.H Course: Home I-Icononiies .Xnd Commercial Ambition: Beautieian Girls' Sports 1,Zg Daze Staff -lg F,Il,.X, ll, M.XRIl.YN GlfNTlllCli nllmi. lt does not take much strength to do things, but it requires great strength to decide what to do, Course: College Iintrance Amhition: Undecided Chorus lg Class President 1: Student Council lg Girls' Sports l,2,3,-lg Latin Cluh 1: Junior Plays 33g Senior Plays -lg Madka Staff Zig Daze Staff 4g Cheerleading 2,31 Prom Court 39 Cafeteria lg Girl Scouts l. ,XLYN HUGHES Hughie It's better to get ahead than to get even. Course: Business Ambition: Owning Business Band 1,2g Chorus 1,23 Student Council Z.3g Boys' Sports 1,211-1. FREDRICK HUTCHINGS Fred The smaller the drink, the clearer the head. The bigger the drink, the smaller the head, Course: Business Ambition: .Xir Force F,F,,X, 2g General Shop 13 Varsity Club 33 Base- ball 2g Basketball 1,2,3g Football 1. SANDRA ARLENE KI-IMP Kempie You cannot fail to do a kindness because xou never know how soon it will be too late, A Course: Business Xinbition: Undecided Chorus 1. JOAN MARIE KOXXQXLSKI Joni I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love today, Course: Aeadoniic Anibition: Teacher Class Secretary 2g Student Council 34 Girls' Sports ll French Club 1,2g Daze Staff 4: Cheerleading 1, Z,3,-lg Secretary Of Student Council 3g Varsity Club 3,-lg .Xthletic Council 3, ROSICMARY ANN HUTCHINGS Rosie Good judgement comes from experience and ex- perience---xvell, that comes from poor judgement, Course: Commercial Ambition: Undecided Student Council 3,-lg Girls' Sports l,2,3,-lg Junior Plays 33 Daze Staff -lg Cheerleading 1,2,3,-lg Prom Court 3g Christmas Ball Court 3. ELIZABETH JANE JOHNSON Betty You xvouldnlt worry about what people think about you if you knew how seldom they do! Course: Business Anixitionz Secretary Or Beautieian Chorus 15 Junior Plays 35 llladka Staff 35 F,H,.-X, 3,4g Girl Scouts 1. ROBERT GARY MATTESON UBObH Leave well enough alone I Course: Agriculture Ambition: Army F,F,A, 1,2,3: Cafeteria 1,Z,3,4g Boy Scouts 1,2,3, Bowling League 1: Football 1. RONALD MENNIG MROHH It is better to give than to lend, and the cost is about the same. Course: Commercial Ambition: New York State Trooper Student Council 3,-ig Daze Staff 4: Boys' Sports 2,3g Junior Plays 3: Prom Court 3: Cafeteria A Student Council Vice-President 4. DAVID LOLLMAN Dave Life is too short to waste so lets make the most of it. Course: Agriculture Ambition: Anything that looks promising. Football, Baseball 1,3,4: Daze Staff 4: F,F,A, 1, z,:s,4. CANIILLA MARRIS Miller You must be able to go through life taking the bitter with the sweet. Course: Commercial Ambition: Undecided Chorus 2g F,H,A. Zg Cafeteria 4. .lfiitgg 5, rr ' 5gf4fi.t 522' i' '93 -5 ' it 'ey tie- g f: ygtjgj ' LILA ELISE MORRIS Li Passions are like fire and water, good servants but bad masters. Course: College Entrance Ambition: Nurse Chorus SA: Latin Club 3: Junior Plays 3: Senior Play 4: Daze Staff 4g Prom Court 3: Cafeteria-1. CARMAN JOSEPH NASSIMOS Naz',' I have the simplest taste, I am always satisfied with the best. Course: College Entrance And Business Ambition: Business School Student Council 4: Boys' Sports 1.Z,3,4g French Club 1: Daze Staff 45 Prom Court 3: Boy Scouts 1,23 Bowling League f3,4. JOSEPH OLMSTE AD 5 s KD 24. fu f Never explaing your friends don't require it and A -L.-- your enemies won't believe you anyway. i'fl5dfifVf35 :,.V Course: Business ' iiiii W Ambition Travel H 3 Boys' Sports 1.2,3,4g Madka Staff 3g Daze Staff 4g Prom court ag Baseball 1,2,4g Basketball 1,2,4g ee. --f'lz:2lifYw3lL1 :::...':f.x::.:..Z: is Us we ilk llagem gy ala ee Laila ef pf' K 3, awww H R, gi 8 3 SE S wa e S is Wm WEA le, 2 l N l 5 fifileafiifwl f :fm gltigitx wi' H96 2 ., lee , ilk, ,Mflfmel M X fe,ay1,Xl2ell,m nf 2 Q f2e.iLeaffgx ,, ,mleg,w,,a les f - ' ' -Yeasiiegleeeelealgsgaieggasa , V Qlsllell - V' . - 1 'estate-f--flezgefgfgsagglelfllglggf J ' K :XM HS?A?Lei3fi5,.:!5f'f?33w57ff Www swf Mlezlerflsvlleietellfwi , f--, 1 ' 1,1sf2eflsfe1fs F as Football 2,3,4g Soccer lg Christmas Ball Court 3. .g Vyliy NANCY PAMELA PARKER Ylparkfl A Mfg 45 A You will never have a friend if you must have one .ll without fault. - Course: College Entrance, Business i Ambition: Secretary L1 French Club l,2g Junior Plays 3g Senior Play 4g i L , Daze Staff 4g Girl Scouts 1. t ' . .M GARY DUWAINE PICKERD Hpickil lf you don't know, I :1in't gonna tell ya, M X Course: Agriculture I-1' yi I Ambition: Make Money tk -J ' , in F,F,A, 1,2,3,4. ly 5. E iff- eeies A f, 2 H if WILLIAM C. PICKERD t l - it it A L,i:- ,V A in Charley ,H V ' The hardest job of all is trying to look busy wh SV Qrl: t I , youire HOt,u I Ll ,. kiV,, if-, 11? - W Course: Agricultural A f A , . Ambition: Unfiecided 1 Boys' Sports Footballg ., ,gf ' 'Q ggffelil - 'A A 'dial 1 - , 555 V 'Tfi 'i'l , f c s ie x L , Hg - l 5 I 'S' A STTZZSVI g f 1' ,J-2 L - is 22 fill 7? 1 '.--, G'ii?TfTQ?'T ., tl? l1 - if-'f 'AFA' a5',,g3-3261. . A, Y I i 1 -' fi-55' ir 2,3 lbzgf i,,,S? 5a L-.gl if 1 ' l PHILIP QUACKENBUSH 1iQuaCk1v It takes more wisdom to take good advice than to give it. Course: Business Ambition: Own my own business Band l,2,3g Chorus 1,29 Class President 2,3,4g Junior Plays 3g Senior Play 4g Madka Staff 3g Daze Staff 45 Orchestra l,2g Cafeteria 1. GARY JOHN RELF lY'Re1fyYl Life is a picture--Paint it well. Course: Business Ambition: Undecided Class Secretary lg Boys' Sports 1,2,3,4g Junior Plays 33 Senior Plays 45 Madka Staff 3g Football 2,3,4g Baseball l,3,4g Basketball 2,3. MARVIN ERROL SITTS lYMarVll I have the simplest taste. I am always satisfied with the very best. Course: Business Ambition: Barbering Band 1,2,3,4: Class President 2: Class Treasurer 1: Class Reporter 1,2: Madka Staff 3: Daze Staff 4: All State And County Festivals 1,23 Christmas Ball Court 3: Football l,2,4: Baseball lg Basket- ball i,2,3,4. BERNARD SKOPINSKY Bern Do unto others what they would do unto you,but do it first. Course: Business Ambition: Undecided Chorus 35 Junior Plays 3: Cafeteria 2g Bowling League 3. WAYNE E, RUSSELL !lRedH It's a long road that doesn't have a turn, Course: Agriculture Ambition: Undecided F.F.A, 1,2,3,4. BARBARA SAMSON Barb Truth, although harmless as the dove, is stronger than a lion, Course: Homemaking And Business Ambition: Secretary Chorus l,2,3: Junior Plays 3: Senior Play 4: Daze Staff 4: All State And County Festivals 3: F,H,A, 3,4. DALE SMITH Smitty Made weak by time and fate, but strong in will. To strive to seek, to find, and not to yield. Course: College Entrance Ambition: Agriculture Engineer Band 1,2,3,4g Chorus l,2g Football 2,3,4: French Club 1,25 Daze Staff 4: Orchestra 23 All State And gounty Festivals 1,2,3,4g F,F,A, 4: Colgate Seminar JUNE SMITH Schmute you cant say something good about a person-- let's hear it. Course: College Entrance Ambition: Teacher Chorus 4: French Club 1,2,3g Junior Plays 3: Senior Play 4: Daze Staff 4. VIH I L . ,7 RIC HARD SOUTIIWORTH Dick If a man could have half his wishes, he would double his troubles. Course: Agriculture Ambition: Air Force Band 1,23 Senior Play 4: Orchestra 2g F.F.A. 1, 2,3,4g Prom Court Il: F,F,.-X, See, 2: PATNIC IA .XR LICNIC STONE Patti In all thy ways aelqmnvleclpge him and he will direct thy paths, Course: College Entrance Ambition: Nursing Chorus 1,2,3,-lg Girls' Sports 2.3: Latin Club 1, 2,34 Junior Plays 3g Senior Play -lg Orchestra 1, 2,3,4g All State And County Festivals 2.3.-lx Daze Staff 45 Cafeteria 1g Honor Society 3,l. .,.gNAL as f ' vis LINDA VXUGIIN Vaughnic If nobody ever said anything unless he knew what he was talking about, a ghastly hush would descend upon the earth. Course: College Entrance Ambition: Nurse with a Bachelor of Science Degree. Band 1,2,3,4: Chorus 3.-lx French Club Vice-Presi- dent 1,24 Junior Plays 3: Senior Play 'lg Daze Staff Co-Editor -lg Cheerleading' 1,235 Prom Court 23: Ilonor Society Treas, 33,11 Dance Band ilg County Chorus 3,-lg Colgate Seminar 23. BRICNIJX WlI,I,I.XKlS Bren Success is getting what you want, happiness is wanting what you get, Course: Business Ambition: Executive Secretary Chorus 25 Junior Plays Il: Senior Play -1: Daze Staff 41 Cafeteria 4, if? w DAVID DOYG LAS STRONG Young Stronegieu Everybody is nuts in this world except you and meg Sometimes I think you are, Course: Business Ambition: Marines Baseball 1,2.ll.'l: Football 1,21 Junior Plays Zig Senior Play lg Dane Staff ln F,l ,,X, 1: Bowling -lx Varsity 3, sl. .NUIJRICY J.fXNl'I V Xlll .Xutl Though high school days have their delights, they ean't compare with high school nights. Course: College lintranee And Business Ambition: Undecided Band 1,2,3,4g Class Secretary 3,-lg Class Reporter lg Junior Plays 3: Senior Play -lg Madlia Staff 3: Daze Staff 4: Orchestra 1,23 All State And County Festivals 3,4. MARY WILLIAMS Willie Friendship is like Earthenware, when broken it can be mended. Love is like a mirror, when broken that ends it. Course: College Entrance And Business Ambition: Undecided Student Council 2,49 French Club 1,23 Junior Play 3: Daze Staff 4g Cheerleading 35 County Chorus 45 Secretary And Treasurer Student Council 2. SENIOR OFFICERS 'W-..... RICHARD NEIL WOOLLEY Dick I am the master of my fateg I am the captain of my soul. Course: College Entrance Ambition: Engineer Band l,2,3,4g Chorus l,2,3g Class Vice-President 33 Boys' Sports l,2,3,4g Football 3,44 Basketball l,2,3,4g Track 1,2,4g French Club 1,2g Junior Plays 33 Senior Play 4g Daze Staff 43 Orchestra 1,2g All State And County Festivals 1,2,3,4g Junior Prom Chairman 3g Boys' State 3g Colgate Summer And Winter Seminars 2,3,4g Madison County Oratorical Contest, Second Place 2g Best Actor Award Chenadon League Play Contest 3. f 9'v my fb SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS MR. JOHN DONOVAN MR. MICHAEL HAYDUK High Sghool English Social Studies 10, 11, 12 Class History In September, 1957, 63 eager, excited Freshmen held their very first official class meeting. The purpose of the meeting was to elect their class officers. As the meeting pro- ceeded, David Fairchild was chosen president, Mary Williams to be Vice-President, Gary Relf to be secretary, Judy Carney to be Treasurer, Sharon Law to be Reporter, and Beverly Davis and Marvin Sitts to be Student Council Representatives. Led by such officers, the Freshmen were ready and willing to start earning money for that far-away class trip to Washington, Our projects included one dance, which was very successful, ascrap paper drive, a skating party, a bake sale or two, and a school store. All in all, by the end of the year we were satisfied with our efforts and gains. The sad part of the year was losing four of our members: Sharon Law, Laura Marsh, Winifred Mac Kay, and Robert Paul, The fall of 1958 came, and 57 sophomores returned, just as eager, and more excited than the previous year. We started the year off by electing new officers, who were as follows: President, Philip Quackenbushg Vice-President, Marvin Sittsg Secretary, Joan Kowalskig Treasurer, Judy Carney, Student Council Representatives, Alyn Hughes and Mary Williamsg and Reporter, Charlene Baker, This year we were allowed to have two dances, a scrap paper drive and a skating party, We lost many good friends throughout the season, including Nicole Drees, Charles Lorimer, Connie Durr, Jack Durr, Eunice Blunt, Eugene Morgan, Dick Crane, Robert Fog, Clayton Salisbury, Lillie Johnson, Janet Southworth, Joyce Klein, and Joyce Goodson, But We also gained Joe Olmstead, Brian Barre, Marilyn Gunther, and Kenneth Anderson, All other years were fun, but our junior year was the greatest of all, To lead us through this crowded year, we elected as President, Philip Quackenbushg Vice-President, Richard Woolleyg Secretary, Audrey Vairg Treasurer, Judy Carney: Reporter, Kay Urben, and Student Council Representatives, Rosemary Hutchings, Alyn Hughes and Ronnie Mennigg also Joan Kowalski was Secretary of the Student Council this year, We had 54 Juniors in our class. Our first big project this year was to publish the Madka, which, of course, was the greatest ever put out, and also, it was out earlier than in any other year. We made over S500 on the Madka. We also received our class rings, had four dances, a scrap paper drive, our Junior Plays, which played for two nights, and ofcourse, our long -- awaited Junior Prom, The Prom Court included Alyn Hughes, Brian Barre, John Colburn, Ronnie Mennig, Joe Nassimos, Joe Olmstead, Judy Carney, Lila Morris, Marilyn Gunther, Amy Bigelis, Linda Vaughn, and Rosemary Hutchings. Chosen to be king was Joe Nassimosg the queen was Rosemary Hutchings. Our theme for the Prom was Hawaiian Nights. Bob Matteson joined our group this year, but at the end of the year we lost Ted Esch, Brian Barre, Kay Urben and Patricia Skuoon, That trip was getting much closer, Finally we began our senior year. Our officers were as follows: President, Philip Quackenbushg Vice President, Charleen Bakerg Secretary, Audrey Vairg for the fourth year as treasurer, Judy Carneyg and Student Council Representatives, Mary Williams, Rosemary Hutchings, Joe Nassimos and John Colburn: Ronnie Mennig was Vice-Presi- dent of the Student Council this year, With 50 seniors in our group, we started off the year with a great magazine sale program, selling over S1400 worth of magazines and making S504 profit. This was the highest amount that had ever been sold, We also had four successful dances, a scrap paper drive, ice cream sales,the apple machine, and our Senior Play. The wonderful day finally came when we boarded the bus for Washington, The trip was worth all the hard work we had done for it. The greatest reward for those four years, of course, was that day in June when we received our diplomas. That was probably one of the happiest and yet saddest days in our lives. Prophecy It is a warm and sunny day at Madison and I, Audrey Vair, have arrived early to attend our class reunion. I see the first person to arrive is our old class presi- dent, Phil Quackenbush. Phil now owns Quack's Diner Inc., with branches from coast to coast. With him is his personal secretary, Judy Carney. Next to arrive are several of Madison Central School teachers. Dick Woolley is now principal with Mary Williams as his secretary, Joan Kowalski teaches kindergarteng John Colburn is the boys' gym instructor Qand the latest craze among the high school girlsg The new French teacher too-la-lap is Charlene Baker, the high school English teacher is June Smith, and the school nurse is Pat Stone. Camillia Marris has made reservations for quite a few of the class members at her motel, It is the motel that is spread out for two miles on Route 20. Arriving now is Mrs. Tom Juliam, our old classmate Rosemary Hutchings. She and her husband now own a successful resort in Florida. Next to come are Laurie Coon QMrs. Bruce Carrolly and Beverly De Rocco. It's good to see that Laurie and Bev are still great friends. Who is this arriving now? Why it is Nancy Gratton QMrs. Clayton Hutchings.J It's nice that Nancy and Clayton could be back from their tour of Europe in time for our reunion. What is all this commotion? Why, it's Lyn Gunther QMrs, J. Livermorej and her twin boys! Next to arrive are Larry Carroll, Bill Pickerd, and Wayne Russell who jointly own a very successful dairy farm. Also some of our other farmers Ken Anderson, Charlie Campbell, Dave Lollman and Dale Smith have just arrived with their families. Here comes an important man, the famous auto designer, Frank Ferguson with his secretaries, Nancy Parker, Brenda Williams, Barb Samson, and Sandy Kemp. Arriving now are the operators of another successful enterprise, and the G. F.J, Beauty Salon fGriffiths, Fredericks, and Johnson.J We are sorry to hear that three of our class members will not be present since they are presently on their way to the moon. They are Richard Fredericks, and his assistants Amy Bigelis and Dave Fairchild. Also two other members not able to her here are Kenny Dake and Gerry Austin, who are making careers of the service, Now the successful owner of Hughes' Appliance Store is Alyn Hughes with Gary Relf as his partner. Gary and Alyn and their families have just arrived. I see we have two nurses arriving. Is someone sick? Why they're old class- mates, Lila Morris and Linda Vaughn. Also just arriving are the owners of a large garage in southern New York: Bob Matteson, Dick Southworth, Doug Strong, Marvin Sitts, and Bernie Skopinsky, Last, but not least, to arrive are our four handsome playboys: Fred Hutchings, Gary Pickard, Joe Nassimos and Joe Olmstead, We would like to thank the policeman for doing such a wonderful job directing traffic. Well, glory be, it's Ronnie Mennig, Madison's policeman. It is nice to see the old familiar faces of the members of my graduating class but now it is time I joined the others. For the reunion of the Class of 1961 will soon be over and I must leave to join my family, Last Will and Testament We, the Senior Class of Madison Central School, class of 1961, of the town of Madison, of the state of New York, being of sound mind and healthy memory so make and ordain and who she. Y III person. Mr. publish the Last Will and Testament, bequeathing our absence next year. Charlene Baker wills her National Honor Society pin ot Jo Biedermann. Amy Bigelis wills her quietness to Carol Roberts. Judy Carney wills her shorthand books to anyone who wants them. Laurie Coon wills her ability to go steady to some faithful person. Beverly DeRocco wills her friendly personality to her sister Carol. Nancy Gratton wills her ability to always being cold when out with Clayton to anyone wants to shiver. Madalyn Griffith wills her quietness to Ruth Rowe. Marilyn Gunther wills her many different moods to her cheerful brother Raymond. Camilla Morris wills her ability to work in the cafeteria to anyone who wants it. Lila Morris wills her ability of forgetting boys' names to anyone without a memory. Barbara Samson wills her sports ability to any Junior girl who wants it. June Smith wills her seat in Chorus to anyone who thinks they can sing as well as Pat Stone wills her third year Latin book to Winona Sanford. Audrey Vair wills her natural red hair to all the girls with dyed red hair. Linda Vaughn wills her seat at the Colgate Student Union to Linda Rockwell. Brenda Williams wills her position as Mr. Hayduk's daughter to Karen Dowd. Mary Williams wills her title as Majorette captain to Pat Murphy. Rosemary Hutchings wills all her fun in high school to her sisters. Betty Johnson wills her ability in Shorthand to Helen McLain. Sandra Kemp wills her seat in shorthand to Prudy Shauger. Joan Kowaski wills her ability to be on the cheerleading squad to so e energetic Nancy Parker wills her seat on the bus to Joan Nower. Wanda Fredricks wills her marks in Health Class to some needy Freshman. Gary Relf wills his good behavior on the Senior trip to Linda Rockwell. Wayne Russell wills his perfect attendance in school to Jim Jipson. Marvin Sitts wills his studying ability in Social Studies to the Junior Class and also to Hayduk. Bernard Skopinsky wills his ability to get along well with Mrs. Lawrence to Kenny Smith. Dale Smith wills his ability to drive to Mr. Baltusnik. Richard Southworth wills his ability to wreck transmissions to Jerry Hewitt. David Strong wills his ability to get along with Mr. Donovan to anyone who can do it. Kenneth Dake wills his ability to skip school to Burt Alm, Kenneth Anderson wills his height to George Nassimos. Gerald Austin wills his football ability to his brother Mark. Charles Campbell wills his ability to sell ice cream to any Lucky Junior. Larry Carroll wills his driving ability to Mr. Hayduk. John Colburn wills his ability to get along with Mr. Castellucci to Linda Quackenbush. David Fairchild wills his singing ability to John Godfrey. Frank Ferguson wills his special shifting ability to Mr. Baltusnik. Richard Fredrick wills his driving ability to some brave person. Alyn Hughes wills his fun in high school to his sisters. Fred Hutchings wills his basketball ability to Jim Webster. David Lollman wills his number 35 football uniform to anyone big and strong enough to fill it. Robert Matteson wills his height to John Boratyn. Ronnie Mennig wills his friendly personality to his favorite teacher. Joseph Nassimos wills his basketball ability to Tom Peckham. Joseph Olmstead wills all his loyal female fans to anyone who needs them. Gary Pickard wills all girls but one in Binghamton to anyone who wants them. Bill Pickard wills his '57 Ford to anyone who can make the payments. Philip Quackenbush wills his ability to get the Senior Class to Washington to the next Senior Class president. Richard Woolley wills his courage to ride with Richard Fredericks,to anyone who dares. 24,1 v . ri, Prom The title was: Hawaiian Nights The King was: JOSEPH NASSIMOS The Queen was: ROSEMARY HUTCHINGS The date was: June 4 The court was: LINDA VAUGHN AMY BIGELIS MARILYN CUNTHER LILA MORRIS JUDY CARNEY JOHN COLBURN ALAN HUGHES BRIAN BARRE RONALD MENNIG JOSEPH OLMSTEAD 41 nr, -fr' -?:1' -nm .ifggf F -f ,kv ,519-m 5. wwf 31 er Q -L sr.-A 'f ,fix-w ,, fx 'Eff wx Wfmfk an fs 1gw 54 aww W S. Q f 'MT 4 X fvrgigggwu I 3531? v 2925+ 2 QIDSEQS dk '53 .M S N' f wg Egg X.: Wm 3, if g5f.q,a:3x : ,,: 1 ffm Qkikiwiizi . . 'iff qfii, an 'bug - f:':. 222: 'I ' ii? FRANCES ALTER BRONWYN BARROWS CHARLEEN BORAYI ALAN AUSTIN A 5 x BONNIE BAKER JO ANNE BIEDERMANN JOHN BORATYN Student Council Student Council MILDRED BURNETT DOUGLAS CONARD S. WW wwf LAURICL DAVIS KAREN DOWD BECKY DUELL .MWU fig , ' L s 5 R I L' Q R 5 Rfk . S MTN JOIC FRI-IDERICK LORRAINE HAYDUKE JERRY HEWITT Secretary JIKLIIC HUTCHINGS J.-XMESJIPSON MARGITRY JOHNSON wif? ,AIN 5. M., LINDA JONES K if ffiyigi., -f,, f: f - -' ' ww M - H b ' - A 5 -'k' Z 1 . ,, eiie eeei eeie ' F k ' i I ' s El- 5 vi V E 1 Q I . ' 3 3' ' -iQ.l!f9 ,..'5 'V -, Ji if '- '.f Q ki 'YQ' sl, r I ROY LEUENBERGER LINDA NASSIMOS WF LESTER La MUNION ,F HELEN MCLAIN JOAN NOWER P ETER LARRY President PATRICIA MURPHY Treasurer THOMAS PE CKHAM Vice President pi , . in ' . 1 KTM: .., 3 , ' 5 f ,F K ,lil-713, 12 -5 wg R w ,. egg-if yffssiaf-A -1214 '3 W --'lin ' gg Q iff fl - 323'-A f 1 5 f' 1 iT 1E55iViQ'2:li'if' ?3Tg X - pj w jg f mi, Q .E A L 'ws-5 . , , L1 , k , gg- I is '11 iffy , - 3? , 5, . -5' - Q N INIARGAR ICT PENNER ,Q x . Q1 LINDA ROCKWELL GICRRY SANFORD an .pl .-1 fixf' ,J ::,,, .:,. , I ? '- ,EQ 'A III,-ea', I ' i . I I 2 LVTZ. 'ff' ' 19, h hz LINDA QUACKENBUSH C.-XROL ROBERTS Reporter 2.51, X -1 1,f4nsEQ??' Q RIITII ROWE JIQNNIZTTE RUSSELL XYINONA SANFORD KENNETH SMITH mm mf: JUNIOR CLASS ADVISORS MR MATTHEW CASTELLUCCI MR, ADNA HEWITT High School Math Jr, High Science E MICHAEL STANTON MELVIN STOWELL RICHARD STRONG JAMES WESTER JOAN WILSON Student Council ! 2 E Sophomore FRONT ROW: Sharon Schindler, Connie Samson, M arilyn Frederick, Sharon Ford, Barbara Maine, Joyce Smith, SECOND ROW: Barbara Staley, Connie Paul, Eleanor Hutchings, Bonnie Soph FRONT ROW: Kathy Eastman, Carol Fecik, Alida Harney, Prudy Shauger, Carol Heidel, Jean Sehn, Jeanette Sehn, Rosemary Lamphere. SECOND ROW: Dale Nolan, Beverly Conners, Tammy Foster, Kathy Tennant, Arlene Kemp, Jean Babcock, Gloria Pierce, Ginny Parker, Jo Ann Abel, THIRD ROW: George Nassimos, Edward Baranoski, Blaine Stockton, Richard Engle, Richard Engelbrecht, Burton Alm, Mr. Hayduk, OmOl'B Kemp, Dorothy Penner, William Sehn, THIRD ROW: Donald La Munion, Jim Davis, William Engle, Jake Eastman, Robert Williams, Harold Carney, Charles Beach, Mrs. Lawrence, i-u-mn-:mwmang-A Mnnmwwmzwemwwawmmwiasmml-rw K, 1-ff,.iwywwQ,f ,i.,Mm.,iNmweww mM,iwM::fa,e,U.wwwmewfixmwm. 7-w,..nuum ,,-'f-- , f .,,.f . f.mwA1-a.w:...,m Freshmen 9A ROW ONE: Left to Right, Sabra Kerr, Claire Lemire, Diane Livermore, Rose Towsley,JudyStanton,GailFord,lNIrs,Ormsby, Bartoszek, Mary Shumaker, Joan Slate,Charlene Sherman,Susan ROW THREE: John Eallonardo, Cleveland Shoemaker, Donald Roberts, Barbara Lollman, Patricia Burns, ROW TWO: Amy Smith. Harold Melntyre, John Godfrey, Bob Carroll, Bruce Lee, Heidel, Patricia Moore, Loretta Wood, Triphy Colburn. Sharon John Hughes, Mark Austin, Russell Hayward. F resh m e n 9 FIRST ROW: Left to Right, Vivian Bootie, Nancy Reed, Marta Tom Carney, Dick Eaton, THIRD ROW: Raymond Hayduke, David Harney, Linda Pickerd, Carol Davis, Joanne Southworth, Carol Boratyn, Robert Strong, Raymond Gunther, Ronald Costello, Kowalski, Carol Vair, SECOND ROW: Alan Carroll, Levi Trice, Frank Tanner, Peter Burns, Mr, Scely, Carol Jipson, Cathy Maine, Bonnie MacDonald, Margaret Wood, Eighth Grade SA FIRST ROW: Left to Right, Barbara Nassimos, Kathy Warren, Carol Morris, Bonita Weeks, Connie Morris, Linda Ingalls Patrica Staley, Joann Hewitt, Judy Genske, Dorothy Hughes. SECOND ROW: Donald Kemp, Joan Williams, Clara Carney, a O Eighth G FIRST ROW: Left to Right, Sharon Sandford, Joan Williamson, Judy Shoemaker, Linda Baranoski, Esther Bigelis, Linda Godfrey, Marilynne Sammson, Effa Williams, Jean Livermore, Kathy Wood, Sharon Matteson, Nancy Tanner. SECOND ROW: James Ford, Louise Kennett, Kyle Murphy, Susan Wester, Linda Sandra Moore, Barbara Wilson, Christine Hinkley, Rose Mary Crane, Barbara Coon, Linda Blair, Kenneth Sitts. THIRD ROW: Harry Beach, Eric Gaskins, John Kozlowski. Leon Johnson, Neal Alter, Ronald Fallon, Dennis Davall, Mrs, lNlCIntyre, rade SB Schindler, Anna Mae Green, Daroy Ruby, Marilyn Hutchings, Judy Mullen, Sharon Hughes, Loren Southworth, THIRD ROW: Larry Lutz, Jim Stone, Richard Bork, Louis Pasiak, John Gazzal, Bill Baker, Bill Burbaok, Walter Socha, Brian Swan, Tom Peters, Charles Fuller, Mr, Roberts, 1 f Seventh FIRST ROW: Leit to Right, Diane Schindler. Sylvia Jones, Thersea Huth, Im-na Reed, Valerie Beach, Nancy Mick, Rosalie Tallman, Nancy McDonald, Betty Baker. Sandra liliiiiie-.SIQCOND ROW: John Sclin, Danny Sandford, Douglas Ford, Lloyd Plummer, Seventh FIRST ROW: Iieft to Right, Elaine Shoemaker, Roberta Dash, Dianne Ingalls, Geraldine Cromer, La Nora Smith, Carol I.ee, Laura Johnson, Janice Jipson, Alberta Penner, I-ister Mick. SECOND ROW: Dennis Hayduke, Kenneth Morris. Donald Davis, Robert Foster, Becky Foster, Shirley Rende, Bruce Pierce, Grade 7A Gary Smith, Clifford Carmen, James Penner, Larry Tepolt, Clarence Crammer, Ralph Johnson. THIRD ROW: Billy Hugubone, Dxinny Jones, John Pasizik, Willard Nower, Charles Hill, David O'Dell, Danny Beach, Howard Miers, Mrs, Pettigrew, Grade 7B Fred Wood, Michael Hynes, Donald Eastman. THIRD ROW: Andy Parker, Clark Bridge, Paul Lutz, James Schenk, Charles Harrison, Johnny Austin, Craig Bikowsky, Joseph Rich, Mr, White. ' Sixth Grade 6A FIRST ROW: Left to Right, Claudia Carman, Georgia Killens, Flora Ingalls, Barbara Pratt, Linda Ford, James Stoekton, Carl Valli Morgan, Carol Werbela, Deborah Gaskins. Julie Schindler, Stone, Leon Slate, THIRD ROW: Peter Tepolt, William Staley, Nancy Dowd. Helen Hatalla, Deborah Melntyre. SECOND ROW: William Bootie, Gary Fallon, Richard O'Dell, Harry Loomis, Edward Neidhart,Ste-phenClark, RoyConners,Michelle Le Blanc, Michael Miers, Eric Baker, Mrs. Seely. Sixth Grade 6B FIRST ROW: Left to Right, Anne Bartlett, Kathleen Pendrak, Darwin Southworth, Cathleen Moore, Mary Boratyn, Nancy Darleen Wood, Mary.-Xnne Nassimos, Leonora Costello, Mary Bell, Lauren Tallman, Fred Foster, Dick Hill, THIRD ROW: Jane Sehn, Charlene Harney, Terry Matteson, Bonnie Williams, Brian Vaughn. John Engelbrecht, Fay Harney, Arlen Ruby, Bill Penny Mennig, SECOND ROW: Stanley Friers, Paul Lemire, Allen, Dennis Carney, Charles Ferguson, Mrs, Quinn, mmtp, 1: , . Fifth Grade FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Elizabith Johnson, Sharon Stedman, Rebecca Bridge, Joyce Brown, Susan Neidhart, Emily Hynes, Eulonde Hynes, Christine Hamilton, Dianne Waterman, Gayle Titsworth, SECOND ROW: Steven Tepolt, Richard Jones, Carol Hill, Mary Slate, Marcia Werbela, Melissa Clark, Theresa O'Dell, Sue Ann Martin, David Schenk, Wayne Plummer. THIRD Fourth FIRST ROW: Left to Right, Joan Schumaker, Patricia Hayduke, Linda Stedman, Ethel Forward, Agnes Carney, Judy Friers, Linda Williams, Kathleen Penner, Eileen Moore. SECOND ROW: Gary Johnson, Steven Carman, Mark Roberts, Jerry Allison, ROW: Stephen Forward, Robert Eastman, Leonard Costello, Raymond Godfrey, Timothy Burback, Michael Anderson, Richard Rende, Richard Sherman, Jack Peckham, Robert Godfrey, Edward Gunther, BACK ROW: Gary Ford, Peter Baker, Larry Fuller, Donald Kemp, Gary Engle, Kenneth Stone, Larry Burt, Mrs. Gaut, Grade 4A Gary O'Dell, Benjamin Buck, Clifford Weeks, Ronald Carney, THIRD ROW: Harold Williams, Raymond Baranoski, Bert Sandford, William Wood, Richard Austin, Miss Snell. Fourth Grade 4B I FIRST ROW: Left to Right, Barbara Shoemaker, Bonnie Fecik, Kenneth Rende, Douglas Reeves, John Reed, Willie Smith Sally Eastman, Marilyn Kennett, Merry Edwards, Victoria Thomas Parker, THIRD ROW: Russell Davall, Douglas Bush Mosher, Arlene Hughes, Sharon Genske, Joan Kimball, SEC- Stephen Hayduke, Charles Penner, Mr, Davey. OND ROW: Matthew Roberts, Thomas LaMunion, Danny Morgan, Third Grade: FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Lynn Shoemaker, Linda La Munion, Faye Anne Foward, Jean La Munion, Sharon Deal, Sharon Hynes, Shirly Foward, Suzanne Bridge, Mary Jo Anderson, Sandra Wood, Lynn Hughes, Shelia Godfrey. SECOND ROW: Joseph Rende, Norman Waterman, Whitney Nassimos, Lee Mclntyre, Diane Hayduke, Arlene Ford, Gail MacDonald, Eugene La Munion, Tommy Parker, Bobby Bootie, Keith Jones, Curtis O'Dell, THIRD ROW: Maurice Close, James Matteson, Lester Burt, Gary Swan, Eugene Camp, Larry Lee, Arthur Sauerheiter,Mark Mick, Gregory MacBain, Everett Wilson, Mrs. Kuykendall, n s Second Grade FIRST ROW: Left to Right, Dorenda Davis, Sherry Neidhart, Francis Williamson, Thomas Ford. THIRD ROW: Douglas Nancy Baranoski, Sharon Godfrey, Debra Austin, Linda Paul, Mosher, Judy Foster, Kevin Snyder, Edward Paul, William Susan Godfrey, Lorraine Weeks, Leslie LoIlmzin,JanetGazza1, Beach, Doulas M:xCBain, Carlton Maine, Walter Mintel, Mrs, SECOND ROW: David Brindisi, Jeffrey Lollman, Arlene Gunther, Gallup. ABSENT: James Williams, Diane Moore, Catherine Pratt, Luanne Phillips,Janice Titsworth, First Grade IA FIRST ROW: Left to Right, Linda Conklin, Cindy Edwards, O'Dell, Patricia Ford, Sharon Beach, Linda Stone, John Bootie, Darlene Williams, Diane Woolley, Deborah' Waterman, Debra Jerry Fuller. THIRD ROW: George LeBlanc, Ricky Smith, Hubbard, Kathy Stone, Jesse Sauerhafer, Alice Bigelis,SECOND Kenneth Williamson, Gary Mosher, James Friers, Myron Smith, ROW: James Jones, David McAllister, Patricia Ingalls, Janet Paul Carney, Bobby Clark, Mrs. Hinman, -3- .Q WE! - ww , First Grade IB FIRST ROW: Left to Right, Wendy Lollmzin, Czithy Stedman, Desiree Xiilliiinis, Eliziueth Slin on ir 11 Lv ,Xndreai Skuhon, Shirlee Moore, Phyllis Hubbiircl,BeverlyO'Dell, Siiiierhaifer, Albert Thom ie THIRD ROXN Lmrence St itlens Mary Ann Giizzail, Connie MC.-Xllister, Jill Titsworth, SECOND Wuile Bieilerniiinn, Chirles Ilixnlukt John Birilett C Lf.,l x ROW: John Glouse, Ifrxineis Pratt. Dianne Close, Connie Maine, Wood, Juclson Xkerbeli John L imp M utin Iximhill Mil: I ll Morning Kindergarten FIRST ROW: Lett to Right, David Wood, Gregg Ifuess, Wayne Conklin, Kevin Schenk, William Pratt, John Pratt. Michael Bootie, Donald Biirginoski, SECOND ROW: Denise Dickinson, ff' Terry LziMunion, Kathleen Slitc Rebecca Whitt Deborih Kemp, THIRD ROVK: Luci Stitltnfs Diine Bush Jine Cole Judith Livermore, we Q, Afternoon Kindergarten FIRST ROW: Left to Right, Claudia Waterman, Jacqueline Skubon, Jodel Mintel, Cynthia Lollrnan, Joanne Ingalls, Darlene Kemp. SECOND ROW: Daniel Hynes, Chris Fuller, William Grade Seho ROW ONE: Left to Right, Elizabeth Johnson, Sharon Stedman, Rebecca Bridge, Joyce Brown, Emily Hynes, Eulonde Hynes, Mrs, Wilder, Claudia Carman, Diane Waterman, Christine Hamilton, Gayle Titsworth, Mary Slate, Carol Werbela, Carol Hill, Valli Morgan, ROW TWO: Deborah Gaskins,Julia Schindler, Nancy Dowd, Helen Hatolla, Melissa Clark, Deborah Mclntyre, Michelle La Blanc, Sue Martin, Mary Ann Nassimos, Mary Jane Sehn, Leonora Costello, Charlene Harney, Terry Matteson, Bruce Williams, Penny Mennig, ROW THREE: Stephen Clark, Frier, Ronald Close, Robert Straight, Gregory Matteson, THIRD ROW: Mark Nower, Ronald Dash, Richard Dash, Mrs, Carman, ol Chorus Leonard Costello, Stephen Forward, Richard Jones, Darlene Wood, Kathy Moore, Kathleen Pendrake, Ann Bartlett, Nancy Bell, Mary Boratyn, Flora Ingalls, Linda Ford,Robert Eastman, Timothy Burback, Dennie Carney, ROW FOUR: Brian Vaughn. Raymoncl'Godfrey, Robert Godfrey, Stanley Friers, Richard Sherman, Michael Anderson, James Stockton, Carl'Stone, Jack Peckham, Leon Slate, Gary Ford, Larry Fuller, Larry Burt, Gary Engle, Richard Hill, Eric Baker. l O Fifth Grade FIRST ROW: Sally Samson. Brenda Baker, Patricia Hewitt, ROW: James Rasforcl, Ramon Carroll, John Kowalski, Edwin Susan Bean, Jackie Harrison, Linda Morris, Gloria Coon, Mr, Ruynioncl, Douglas Strong, Peter Haitalla, Douglas Hayward, Fall, SECOND ROW: Paul Burns. Robert Schenk, Karen Owens, Ronald Bikowsky, Helen Ingalls, Sally Vair, Michael Falin, Wayne Jabot, THIRD F 0 u rt h G ra d e FIRST ROW: Left to Right,RonnieSchenk,FloydJohnson, Dennis Williamson, Mrs, Cole, THIRD ROW: Dawn Eaton, Patrica Stiles, John Pendrak, Malcolm Snyder, Scott Terrier, Wayne Strong, Virginia Roberts, Vicky Bikowsky, Katherine Bean, Southworth, SECOND ROW: Michael O'Hara, Cynthia Harney, Brenda Durant, Anne Williams, Alice Waterman, Margaret Campbell, Patricia Morris, Nancy Pickerd, Robert 'Thad Grade FIRST ROW: Douglas Owens, Raymond Wagoner, John Snyder, Michael Hatalla, Steven Biedermann, William lfalin, SECOND ROW: Lorraine Lernire, Kathleen Morris, Brian Taholt, Garry Second FIRST ROW: Mark Caraher, Edward Bell, Brett Tabolt, John Nolan, William Henty, Timothy Vs agoner, Gordon Williams, Robert Durant, SECOND ROW: Stanley Hewitt, Dale Sutherland, Ernest Emmons, Mary Ellen Dowd. David Kennett, Ronald Williams, Linda Rasford, Margaret Pendrak, Miss Holland THIRD ROW: Nancy Samson, Carolyn Kennett, Carol Pasiak Charleen Schenk, Janice Tanner, Cynthia Cotter. Grade Rowe, Mrs, Franks, THIRD ROW: Regina Davis, RikkyBikowsKy, Deborah Connors, Judy Shantel, Gail Snyder, Diane Hayward, Katherine O'H2lT21, Eileen Pendrak, Sharon Staelens, Laura Lemire, l , . , f , 1 First Grade I-'IRST ROW: Howard Henty, Fred Schenk, David Xlrohlesk, Philip Wagoner, William Campbell, Elizabeth Falin, Miss Charles Nolan, Robert Pettigrew,Kurt Caraher,CarletonStrong, Larkin, THIRD ROW: Bethany Cotter, Debra Ernniors, Palma SECOND ROXX: Shirley Owen, Maueve Rowe, Richard Xlilliams, Burns. Terry Jnhot, Bonnie Hewitt, FIRST ROW: Bernard Alm, Ward Henty, Joseph Lemire, John Shnntel, Susan Nolan, Laurie tenHope, Janie Stiles, Christina Carziher, Thomas Ingalls, Ernest Stuelens, Danny O'Hara, Flynn, Mrs, Anderson, THIRD ROW: Inga Tillman, Galen Tabolt, Jeffrey Soeha, Gary Bean, SECOND ROW: Lois Kennett, Donna Mavaret Hayward, Sally Snyder, Dawn Murphy, NAME Kenneth Anderson Gerald Austin Charlene Baker Amy Corine Bigelis Charles Campbell Judith Agnes Carney Lawrence Carroll John Colburn Laraine Coon Kenneth Dake Beverly A, Davis DeRocco David Fairchild Frank Ferguson Richard Fredrick Wanda S andra Fredrick Nancy Jean Gratton Madalyn Giffiths Marilyn Gunther Alyn Hughes Fred Hutchings Rosemary Ann Hutchings Elizabeth Jane Johnson Sandra A, Kemp Joan Kowalski David Lollman Senior Director NIC KNAME Andy Jerry Char Bigelis Charlie Judy Larry Johnny Laurie Kenny Bev Dave Fergie Dick Wanda Nan or Nance Madalyn Lyn Hughsie Fred Rose Betty Kempie Joni Dave NOTED FOR Not getting book reports in on time, Putting Fuller's trucks in the garage. Fighting with Vaughni e , Being quiet, Selling ice cream at noon, Being class treasurer. Hitting electric light poles . Always having a mircrophone in my hand, Being with Bruce . Being with Janet. Singing at weddings . Singing and driving a '51 blue Ford, Being on the two o'clock shift. Forging Nurse's excuses. Being quiet Being with Clayton, Being quiet. Skipping school Mondays and in- sulting Rosemary, Salesmanship and starting basketball late, Being down to Shirley's house. Living at Gunther's . Talking on the telephone . Talking about Bert, Changing my mind. Giving teachers a bad time. CHIEF FAULT Not getting in the school on time in the morning, Driving too fast. Fighting with J eff. Being anti- social, Not getting up in the morning. Breaking promises , Not enough money . Giving Mr, Mirabelli a hard time. Biting my fingernails . '53 Mercury Not getting up in the morning, Talks too rnuch, Driving too slow, Eats too much and drives too fast. Shorthand Sticking my tongue out . Not talking. Being late for everything, Wrecking the Hudson. Going to school. Talking too much inthe library, Being quiet at certain times. Being grouchy in the morning. Getting into predicaments I can't get out of. Losing his temper . FAVORITE EXPRESSION That's the breaks . That's the breaks you get out of life! Oooh-la-la! I'm sorry! So what! Is that so! What are you doing! That's the way to hang in there! I'm sorry! Join the Navy! Really, darling That's the breaks! For why? Help! Too much homework, That would be telling, Isn't that sweeet! I don't know. O,K, Charlie! Yeah! Beats me! Lyn, I'm hungry, What's for lunch? Are you serious? Don't sweat it! Why ? That's ridiculous! XSS, ,XV,.V, sw SWF. fmiXXs55fs2ff:seXfSw: XXXXXXXAXSXXXXW, ,ff- 'ff14SXffWP3':gXfX-X :X X, UggysXXXX5i5Xff5sfXeXss-X 5251 XX w1:Xm,zv15a.--ffgv zgfqyngfyffiwi ww .X 53-Xgagnf Q. X ww MXXszX4Sf.vXX 'V LJXS .ff3sfLif??K?ffiigX- k7,M.,i,3Q1.,hX , 3551! Q Fu ., ,J his z1.XfXE4X, ,, . ww, M :... .gg-.5 X, XXX, Hmm Xzfwufyww fugffmsi wife? X X LLL., S W XXXXXXM . X- fi X XI 2 'fiX,X5fXfX X ,XM 2 X X SX X X X xxx K K KX X XX itz XXX X X W,afXX SXX 4 XX ,E-, 1 ,Nagy ww if X 'XXX E2 ' mf XXIPX 'glgiigwffkfff XX ESE! xg Q, 1X,f v XX XX X Q X5 sw XXX fix? VF K X ski X545 X f fi wi? ' SWS ,X X MIM UN ,xxx Q T3 ff X X K kwa 1 1 .L iii? NAME Robert Matteson Camilla Marris Ronald Mennig Lila Morris Joseph Nassimos Joe Olmstead Brenda Onyan Nancy Parker Gary Pickerd William Pickerd Philp Quackenbush Gary Relf Wayne Russell Barbara Samson Marvin Sitts Bernie Skopinsky Dale Smith June Smith Richard Southworth Patricia Stone David Strong Audrey Vair Linda Vaughn Mary Williams Richard Woolley 46 Senior Director NIC KNAME Bob Creamsicle Ron Li Naz Omey Bren Park Pick Charlie Phil Red Red Barb Marv Bernie Smitty Schmut Dick Stoney Little man Aud Linn Mare Dick NOTED FOR Being in the halls. Working in the cafeteria. Owning a pink and white Ford Being with Dick Sleeping late and copying homework, Getting out of school Being Mr. Hayduk's daughter. Talking, monkeying around, Driving slow. Driving too slow, Getting along with all my teachers. Most anything, Being in Oriskany Falls . Being Mrs . Friedman's pet. Being up to Sandra's house. Being late for English, Not getting to school because the car won't start. Staying home, Going with Helen. Being with Roy. Getting along with Mr, Donovan, Typing for class of '61. Height Playing my guitar . , A Playing the trumpet. CHIEF FAULT Working hard! Talking in English class. Combing his hair tall the timel. Fighting with Dick. Not doing home- work and staring, Studying too much, Talking too much, Keeping people awake at PJ parties. Not getting enough sleep. Not going out enough nights, Not having the right answer at the right time. Losing athletic equipment, Never being home Not doing my homework, Being in school, Stomach Giving Mr. Donovan a hard time. Everything Being moody. Likes to argue, Missing school. Biting my fingernails, Arguing with Mr, Hayduk. Not doing my homework, Arguing with Mr, Hayduk, FAVORITE EXPRESSION Huh! Oh! Pickles! Hi! Oh, be quiet! No kidding! Set them up! You'd be surprised! Nothing! What time did you get in! You know! Don't worry, It will worsen! Fine thing! What? I don't know. Say! Comooch! Don't get shook! I can't help it! Why? Holy Mackerels! Oh, Boy For gosh sakes! Listen, Bonehead! Big Deal! Something I think of an hour after Ihzive said it! 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V1 l Future Farmers of America FIRST ROW: Left to Right, Wayne Russell,Jznnes Jipson, Jxuncs Hester, Dzlve Lollmzm, Roy Leuenburger, Peter Larry, Mr, CIIFIHCII, SECOND ROXX: Tom Peckham. John Borutvn, Jzlek Crane, Jerry Hewitt, Douglas Connrtl, William Sehn, Charles Bench, Don Lahlunion. THIRD ROW: Dale Smith, James Davis, Tom Carney, Alun Carroll, Dale Nolan, lXIelx'enStoxxell. FOURTH ROXX: Charles Campbell. Peter Burns. Joe lfrecleric-lis. Bob Xlillinrns, Doug I.z1Muni0n, Robert Carroll, I II Tll ROXX: Hzlrolcl Carney, Rlc'h.1rcl Engelbreeht, Gary Piekercl, l.2l1'l'Y Carroll, Richard Southworth, Gerald Austin. Villium Picrlacrcl, Future Homemakers of America FIRST ROW: Loft to Right, Alicia Harney. Margery Johnson, Frances Alter, Ruth Rowe, SECOND ROW: Beverly Conners, Carol Fecik, Prucly Shauger, Mrs. Friedman, Barbnru Samson, THIRD ROW: Tummy Foster. Wai.. N 5 , L -F 2 ll J Senior Band ROW CNE: Left to Right, Laura Johnson, Audrey Yair, Bruce Godfrey, Barbara Staley, lloyd Plummer,ROXX THRIil5:Eleanor Lee, Connie Samson, Jennette Russell, Marilyn Frederick, Hutchings, lXlar,Qgaret XX ood, Harold lNIclntyre,John Colburn, Jeanette Sehn, Marilyn Samson, Louise Kennett, Ronald Fallon. Rioharcl Frederick, Dave Fairchild, Marvin Sitts, Linda Vauglin, SECOND ROW: Mr, Mirabelli, Richard Woolley, Dale Smith, John Godfrey, Gail Ford. Joan Slate, Amy Bigelis, Theresa Huth, Esther Bigelis, Linda J u n I o r B a n d KNEELING: Left to Right, Valli Morgan, Larry Fuller, Michael Johnson, STANDING: Clauilia Carmen, Debbie Mclntyre, Nancy Anderson, Jim Stockton, John Kozlowski, Paul Lutz, Kathy lXlaCDonald, Gary lfallon,lXl0lissaClurk,Director-Mr,Mirahelli, Warren, Christine Hamilton, Richard Sherman, Elizabeth Walter Socha, Dennis Duvall, Cliff Carman, Ray Godfrey, Senior Chorus ROW ONE: Nancy Reed, Winona Sanford, Carol Fecik, Marilyn Frederick, Susan Roberts, Connie Samson, Jo Ann Abel, Joyce Smith, Charleen Baker, Mary Williams, Patti Burns.ROW TWO: Amy Heidel, Tammy Foster, Jean Babcock, Patti Stone, Pat Moore, Sharon Ford, Ginny Parker, Eleanor Hutchings, Bonnie MacDonald, Bonnie Pierce, Lila Morris. ROW THREE: Danny Beach, Tom Carney, John Godfrey, Nancy Gratton, June Smith, Linda Vaughn, Bruce Lee, Dick Woolley, Dave Fairchild, Mrs. Wilder, Junior High Chorus FIRST ROW: Left to Right, Roberta Dash, Elaine Shoemaker s Dianne Ingalls, Le Nora Smith, Kathy Warren, Janice Jipson, Joan Williams, Connie Morris, Carol Morris, Linda Baranoski Sylvia Jones, Diane Schindler, SECOND ROW: Esther Mick, Marilyn Samson, Effa Williams, Joanne Hewitt, Rebecca Foster Shirley Rende, Sandra Maine, Nancy Mick, Darcy Ruby, Alberta Penner, THIRD ROW: Kenneth Morris, Clark Bridge, Bruce Pierce, Linda Schindler, Rose Mary Crane, Nancy Tanner, Marilyn Hutchings, Carol Lee, Andy Parker, Johny Austin,Mrs. Wilder, l -i Boy Scouts ROXX ONE: Left to Right, Lloyd Plummer, Harry loomis, Fred Bridge, Brian Swan, John llughes. Bruce Lee, Harold Mclntyre, XX ood, Willard Nower, Tom Carney, Andy PLlI'kC1',Bl'Llf-'G Pierce, Blaine Stockton, John Kozlowski, Bill Bootie, ROXX THREE: Mr, Donald Davis, ROW TWO: Jim Qtockton, Ronnie Carney, Clark Hughes, Mr, Davis, FIRST ROW: Left to Right, Carol Heidel, Connie Paul, Bonnie Mac Donald, Mrs, Mennig, Margaret Wood. Jovcc Smith. if ,Y 1 we anim'-qxzggw nu. WA- f m.4 Lff f -S' -ff- Intermediate Girl Scouts 1'111S'1' ROXX: 1X1cliss.1 f'1Ill'1i, 1'1lix11111't11,1111111s1111.111-lnet-011Briclgc, C1111111111, DL'1JO1'Il11 G11slxi11s, 110111111111 Costello, 150111110 XXi11i11111s. 131111113 XX 1111-1'1111111, Sun- R1.11'ti11, 111111111 XX L'1'lPO11l, S1-ICOND HOXX: THIRD ROXX: 1X11's, P1011-0, N11111ry 1X111c-1Jo1111111, Doro1't11X' Hughes. X'111li 31111-9111, .X1111 15111111-tt. 171-11111'.1I1 1X1Q'I111,X1'L', l7C11l1X l1c1111ig,, SI1:11'o11 Hughes, Cz11'r11 1.1-Q, Judy S1101-111z114o1', 1.11111sc 1iQ1111ctt, Mic-111-llc 11- B1il11l'. L'111'c11 XX1-11-lat-1111. 1X1111'X B01'i1IX'I1, f'11lLlfl1.l Li11d11 1fO1'cl.1X11's.Xowcr,1X11'::,1D11vis, B ro w n 1 e s 1'I11ST ROXX: 1,v1111 H1101-111.1111-1', 13111-1-111111 1J11X'1s, I'1llX'C 1fX1111Q .X11c1e1'so11. 1Lt11o1 I'NU1'XX',l1't1, T111liD HOXX: S11i1'11-y I U1'XX'Ll1'C1, I'O1'XX111'C1, JL-1111 1,ilB1l111lf711, l.i11c1.1 1,1K11111io11, I,X'1111 Hughes, B111'11:11'11 Sl1OG111,11iC1'. X'it'1iX' 1XI11sI1c1', 1111.111 Ki11111.1l1. Li11t1z1 S11z111111Q Lirinlggo, S1-YL'OX1J1iOXX : 1X1L'I'1'X'l1f1XX'.1l'f1S.X11111B1I1C'DO111l1l1, XX 111111111s. A110110 Hughes. 1'1o1111ic 111-4-111, 1i11t11X' PQ1111c1', X1l1l'1lX'I1 Iit-11114-11. 1311110 11:1X'c1u1se, 81101111 C1O11f1'L-Y, K1i1l'X' Jo . 'it aye. Lee Library Club Wilson, Dorothy Hughes , Izenzi Reed, Mrs . Olmsteud. BACK ROW Ciirol Vair, Bzirlaiirii Lollmlin, Robert Foster, Kenneth Sitts Michziel Hynes, Ralph Johnson, Willizim Hugabone, John XX illiams Kenneth Morris . Daze Staff FIRST ROW Fr ink Ferguson M irilyn Gunther N may Gr itton lfnircliild, Joan Kowalski, Rosemary Hutchings, Judith Carney Lila Morris Richird Vioolley Linda Vaughn Ronald Menning Miiry Williams, Mr, Donovan, Brenda Williams, June Smith Liraine Coon Audrey Vcur Dale Smith SECOND ROW David Charlene Baker, Nancy Parker, John Colburn, Help you, Adam? Indeed not! You seem to be doing verywell without me! Come, Munro! Nellie Lovelace . Adam Oakhart . Ida Rhinegold . Munro Murgatroyd Mookie Maguggins Widow Lovelace . Mrs. Asterbilt . Leonie Asterbilt Fleurette . . . Little Nell . CAST . . Lila Morris . Ronald Mennig . Mary Williams Richard Woolley Philip Quackenbush . Marilyn Gunther . . Linda Vaughn Brenda Williams . Charlene Baker . Nancy Gratton ,wg ,. Do not touch me, Nellie! Good old Mookie will standby me! Oh, Mookie, you are such cl te ise Werlsle Senior Pla Dirty Work At The Crossroads A Gay Nineties Melodrama In Three Acts All Iwant is 50 million dollars. The setting of the entire play is a country garden on the banks ofthe Mohawk River near Utica, New York. Act I: The gay Nineties Act II: The following autumn Act III: Several days later at sunrise Your little plot luis failed, Munro! Mrs. .-Xsterbilt will not ho blaCkmailecl! Twirlers IVIRQT RCW: Mary XXi1li11ms, SECOND ROW: KLIFCII Dowrl, Carrol Roberts, Put Murplux 59351,:f21227:93?E53iff1+-f'QE-Qzfrgsii 1f,'?es' ssg3 igggg 1zsSsz11emfa:vfbf5:Lgsa1ai!t2iz:- :pq wwwfzleiiz-fi:mw,5Qgss5.f',xw if-Z, , fgt mkif' :fan-f,353,:g4sxsii11f Q 5.1 Jiffgzfssegfgzf?-242 zigzggjsf, .1 1,1 , mm- fzisif-fwgyv :sa 1-+5 ?iL5?ZEs52Z5i?5gQisiigig-ill? I5 ffvlfsffwixsgs 11 sez 5:3551 if issues,gqgsgqzpfifsssziff 4-' !'7ss1vj sgg-: gif-'i ifi Y ' ' W . lw.g1f:w--f A ,,., W .ik M4 .sfxiimg ig' X S 1- T 1m .v,-w its - m i- if . 1 K ,f-f zslgwa ETSI , V 53:5k35Ei5iL?'f53?5Z5 i, fifzswgifmeeis .. 1 l 'i ,325 K . iz ,,, ii, ,M 2 H I s Q R? IS fe -- - 3 3 , S f yyofggggggeq, me . 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