Marcellus Central High School - Marcellian Yearbook (Marcellus, NY)

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1..- V . il Q J .Bk fl? As. Top Rev. John Coyne Joseph Nelar-, James Lukzns, Raman Frtts Rav Campbell, Kenneth Weekk Rolrert Weeki Mrllrlle Raw Mary Vrrtler Shrrlex Bratt Mary Frances Oherlaniler, Anne Sweet, Constance Grll, Nanry Newsteart vena Sant mrer Lars Shave' Ann Montague Eleanor McLaren Bottrrm Raw He en Puttpt Shrrle, f-fhner,1er Sanrlrc Osborn, Eather Sherwood, Mrss Mary Barrett Jean Henrlerxan, Hazel Dar- tuy, Mary Srmaulrhnq, Shrrlev Farrell Rosamontl Brewer FRESHMEN Durrng the freshman year, the 9th grade bays have been very aetrve rn athletrcs Under the supervision at Mr Marrlaunt, they formed a basketball team which wen 2 out of 4 games played The arrls partrcrpaterl rn rntramurals, Latrn Club, the Rythm Arres, Soanrsh Cluh and the l.earler's Club, Several of the members of the class partrerpated rn assernblres throughout the year Mras Charlotte Smrth and Mrss Mary Barrett are the home room advmera, Rav Campbell I5 the class presi- dent, Mary Tompkins vree-presraent, Wrllram Bush secretary-treasurer and John Coyne and Jeanette Stewart are the student Council representatives Top Raw Stephen XNeltt:, Rrrhard Montaa Davrd Brown, Phrlrp Schanzle Paul Seeley John Montervrlle, Paul Snell Peter Harrrs Rohert Marshtreld Eugene Seymour Mrrtlfle Raw Vvrllram Bush Eunrre Cale, Mary Tornbkrnl, Jeanette Stewart, Marrlyn Gooden, Barbara Parsons, Theresa Hartan Beth Frttrng Dnrethy Rrrharrls, Wrllam Vraezlfarrl, Bottom Raw Clara Froxt Barbara N les, Margaret Clark Lora Bates, Patrrcra Stone Hazel Hurrl, Karen Marshfrell, Canstanre Carpenter Shrrley Gfltltrcy C-7 , . - 'A 6 f I 1 5 . - wg wa C7 L4 S

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3 fem., ,ftf - t 4' 'g XI J if il I. Top Row Richard Jones Robert Hunter John Kinyon, Ronald I-lill, Harvey Sanderson, Wrlliam Munro, Peter Delaney, Dale Wise, .Thomas Price, Russell Glover Edward l-lourigan Middle Row: James Thorpe, Robert Trams Charles Berry, Sally Leach, Alice Marshfield, Helen Clift, Ann Bernier, Mary Wil' son, Helen Snell, Mary Snell, William Ghent, John Bednarski,Fred Leubner. Front Row' Richard l-iamacher, James Ludington, Rose Slater, Betty Bush, Jane Schneider, Alice Sherman, Miss Mary Jane Lawless, Eleanor Borte, Betty Sue Campion Nancy Reynolds, Larry Garrard, Donald Crysler. SOPHOMORES The sophomore class has a large representation in the musical organizations - the band, the Girls Culee Club and the Mixed Choir, The T'eblettes, o girls' musical group, is composed entirely of sophomores. Both boys and girls took a very active part in the sports program. For the boys, there were football, basketball and baseball, intramurals, basketball and cheerleading for the girls. The second-year students participated in many of the school activities including Latin Club, Spanish Club, F, Hi A. and F. F. A. A successful party was held in the school gym on February l2, Members of the class enjoyed basketball, volleyball, square dancing and, of course, refreshments. The class leadership is in the hands of Harvey Sanderson, president, Betty Bush, vice-president, Martha Woodford, secretary, and Thomas l-lill, treasurer. The advisers are Nliss Mary Jane Lawless and Miss Mary Calandra, Top Row: James Johns, Richard Niles, Eugene Rowland, Donald Watkins, James Weeks, Edward Schindler Richard Fitts, John Harris, Ronald Dorchester, Thomas Hill, Francis Vile, Emmett Glover. Middle Raw, Joyce Giersberg, Julia Chapman, Carol McLaren, Nancy Auttinger, Margaret Schroeder, Nancy Bishop, Joan Krnyon, Janet Frood, Barbara Miller, Janet Smith, Martha Woodford, Marilyn Vidler, Sally Brennernan. Front Row: Keith Brown, Edward Sennett, Patricia Puffet Dourice Carpenter, Isabelle Lamphere, Catherine Cook, Miss Mary Calandra, Mary Mulroy, Joyce Thompson, Judy Pelchy, Eugene Rice, Clifford lsgar, Q x-4 x it i YJ!

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,1 x T Top Row: Edward Cornwell, Edward Walter, John McManus, William Hetterman, Fred Harris, Joe Schram, Ronald Weeks, James Harkness, John Woods, James Hourigan, Robert Jones, Thomas Lathrop, Russell Snell. Middle Row: Nan Detwiler, Shirley Weeks, Dolores lsgar, Phyllis Sweet, Donna Wise, Janice Latimer, Beverly Waldburger, Sally Sheridan Malora Hill, Geraldine Austin, Carol Taylor, Madeline Joseph. Front Row: John Haun, Francis Ireland, Carl Thorpe, Judy Spaulding, Kay Walsh, Suzanne Spaulding, Mrs Florence Smith, Mary Williamson, Donna Paul Gerald King, Roger Haggett, Joseph Delaney, EIGHTH GRADE I The eighth graders were active in the intramural athletic program of the school. The boys were organized into basketball and baseball teams that played after school and during the noon hour, The girls played baskete ball, volleyball and service ball to develop team play and class spirit, Many Of the boys and girls of the eighth grade were members ot the B band, Others had a chance to Express themselves musically as members of the junior high Glee Club and in an ensemble known as the Key ores, The class advisers are Mrs. Smith and Mrs, Ryan, The Student Council representatives are John Woods and Sally Sheridan. Top Row Wayne Brown, David Hyatt, Gerald Ackerman, Thomas Karlik, William Clark, Charles Borte, Fred Scvicr, James Fitzgerald, Gary Johns, Arden Campbell, Edward O'Shea, Alfred Buettgens, John Reagan. Middle Row: Alice Frost, Julia Rice, Margaret Webb, Joyce Patterson, Margaret Oster, Carol Johnson, Nancy Mace, Luise Hoff- man, Sally Snow, Helen Crysler, Mary Kamm, Phyllis Vile, Magaret Matheison, Mary Link. Front Row' Sharon Hedden, Mary Newell, Mary Haney, Peter Coyne, Edna Monahan, Ronald Clarry, Mrs, Marguerite Ryan, Philip Murphy, Josephine Nelson, William Beardsley, Patricia Clark, Diana Hicks. Q ' 1 Q' I J 9 :Q B