McGraw High School - Mac Yearbook (Mcgraw, NY)

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.331 AWK 'tr . , N W'vw-sn...-.. in Citizenship Education Here are the Seniors, eonductingva panel discussion on the New York State Court System in AMERICAN HISTORY elass. They appear to be taking the matter very seriously as they listen to Richard Stafford, the moderator, summing up the pros and Cons This is a project that they are correlating with their regular studies and that they feel is im portant enough to spend time on during their last year. Others pictured on the panel are: Jack Mitchell. Mary Clark Connie Christe, Richard Stafford, Pauline Briggs, Anne Bush, Walter Grant. English This is one of the Freshman ENGLISH Classes discussing a literature assignment with Robert Hamilton leading the group. The study of Mavbeth by Shakespeare served as the basis for original work by the members of the ENGLISH IV Class. Radio and TV scripts. a movie scenario, and numerous short stories were handed in by the Class. Members of the eommittee, ehosen to arrange the display are. from left to right? Betty Potter, Lois Stevens, Velma Kelley. Richard Stafford, Beverly Niver. Standing: Jean Belknap. 'Q i ' 1 ' lf xx ,-M' jg ii, if td

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ii- sl U Q C7 rv . 9- v X 5 i.--fm-nf V W wQws..fPQ X 4,'W .T Front row. left to right: Jane Owen, Geraldine Walburn, Ruth Cranson, Jean Smith, Donna Williams, Edna Nicholson. Anna Harris. Nettie Kinney. Second row: Katherine Loope, Ann Phelps, Roxanna Atkins, Mrs. Haines, Marcia Cartner, Joyce- Perkins. Joyce Carter. Third row: Carol Albro. Priscilla Schink. Judy Brown, Sylvia Congdon, Judy Hotchkiss. Barbara Me lntush. Judith Freer. Sarah VanEpps, Absent: Carole Pettet, Joan Owen, Pauline Westendorf. 5 , ii ,QQ -L N , J , Freshmen ft f Q D OFFICERS Y 4 C Treasurer . LARRY FOWLER Student Council ,,,, , CHARLES CARD Vice President , , ,, EUGENE BARKER President , ,,,,,.,. ., ,,,.,, CAROL ALBRO L ak ' 1 Secretary RICHARD ALBRO A' jg Ll- - AfI1'is0r.v MRS. HAINES L J' 'Q Q6 MR. WADSWORTH A M if ., We ' I! ,W rf I 1 . .. 1 ii W' C' .mr , A L F 1 4 1 . E 5' ?' , ' C: X l . , cgi xxflfi lk I i ls. .. ki n me l , v P r' U ' ' A .V 1 s D ' 7 ' - . I Ll A 41.1 r . ' . - ' If .. . AQ R -slain t x E h J I I J . , ,,. 'X . .: 12- if ilfufuii ' as 1 l Q ,. l 1 - 2 Vtlf-35 ii 30371, .., L-Mi We f, J lierggi-t,' Q a' . 1 ' 'H' 'Q-. in , . f' l I . Y J f, . In 9 I .tt ,ff A th . . 7 X ip gi -f l X x J . -?' f First row, left to right: David Powers, Cordon Watrous, Charles Card,.Philip .Hammon, Richard Osbome, Larry Fowler, Terry Corl. Leon Beattie. Second row: Robert Parkin, Philip Coombs, William Wright, Mr. Wadsworth, Lawrence Wales, Gary Eaton. Third row: Richard Albro, Eugene Barker, Robert Hamilton, Stewart Doty, Donald Beattie, Gary Fox, Frank Smithkin, Thomas Monroe. 22

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Science imcs Ferris.-llary Reiter, and Marion Towers are shown working on an tpermu-nt with the element carbon and its properties in CHEMISTRY. This is a typical picture of two of the CHEMISTRY class' most curious scientists, Carole Berean and Janice Van Epps. In this picture they are shown preparing an experiment on carbon that Janice is putting into a test tube. Carole is reading the list of articles that will be needed for tbeicxperiment. By the way, Janice is our one and only post-graduate slut ent. I F v I .. vrn' ' Velma Kelley and Norman Allen are in- tently watching Richard Stafford as he points out some of the characteristics of the trigo- nometric funetions. There were eight Seniors who took this course in TRIGONOMETRY the first semester. During the second se- mester ADVANCED ALCICIIRA was offered and seven Seniors were enrolled, thus com- pleting four years of mathematics. Mathematics Seated, first row, left to right: Jerry Os- borne, Barbara Gates. Second row: Clifford Allen, Clifford Parkin, John Nauseef, Sandra Bement, Sharon Connelly. Standing: Diane Allis, Joyce Ryan, Nita Kelley, Carol Bilo- deau in GEOMETRY class.