Morris Central High School - Morrisanian Yearbook (Morris, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1962 volume:

1962 JKorris anian UlTorr s, ea IJorA We, the Class of 1962, respectfully dedicate this yearbook to you, Glenn Marble. The untiring ser- vice which you have rendered to our school for many years has been greatly appreciated by us all. ADMINISTRATION Mrs. Duroe Mr. Hornketh Mrs. Scott Mrs. Dodge Mrs. Croswell Mrs. Delaney Mrs. Hilsinger Mrs. Colvin Mrs. M. Chase Mrs. Nielsen Mr. McGonigal Mrs. Milliken Mrs. Kotmel Mrs. George Mrs. Cerosaletti Mrs. Cerra Mrs. Dixon Mrs. J. Chase Mr. Dauchy Mr. Stafford Mr. McElroy Mr. Foultz Mr. Hurley Mr. Couden Mr. Clement Mr. Kodrich Mrs. Blaisdell Mrs. Ditmer Miss Flo Mrs. Miller Mrs. Meyer C'us ocfians Mr. Card Mr. Gregory Mr. Marble Mrs. Wright Mrs. Spaziani Mrs. Peterson Mrs. Beardsley Jus Drivers Mr. Brimmer Mr. Wagner Mr. McWilliams Mr. Goodier Mr. Wassenaar Mr. Quintin Mr. Thresher SENIORS LEE PETERS Basketball, 1,2, 3, 4 - Football, 1, 2, 3, 4 - Track, 1 - Baseball, 2, 3, 4 - Varsity Club, 1 - Student Council, 1, 2, 3, 4 - Class President, 2,4 - Class V. P., 3 - Leaders Club, 1 - Volleyball, 2, 3, 4 - Rifle Club, 4 - Senior Play JANET JOY Chorus, 1 - Cheerleader, 1,2, 3 - G. A. A., 1,2,3, 4 - Senior Play, - Class Secretary, 1 - National Honor Society, 3, 4 - Yearbook Typist MARCIA MCWILLIAMS Chorus, 1,2 - G. A. A., 1,2, 3, 4 - National Honor Society, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, Sect. 4 - Student Council, 1, 3, Treas. 3 - F. H. A. Treas., 3 - Yearbook Staff, 3, 4 - Class Secretary, 4 - Senior Play BARRY FREDERICK Band, 1,2, 3, 4 - Chorus. 3, 4 - Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4 - Football. 2, 3,4 - Volleyball, 3, 4 - Student Council, 2, 4 - Yearbook Staff, 3, 4 - V. President, 2 CAROL STAFFORD G.A.A., 1,2, 3,4 - F. H. A., 1,2, 3 - Chorus, 2,3, 4 - Head Majorette, 3, 4 - Twirler, 2 - Senior Play CARL MATSON Baseball, 3, 4 - Senior Play MARILYN ANDREWS F.H. A., 1,2, 3 - G.A.A., 1. 2, 3.4 - Band, 1.2, 3,4 4 - Chorus, 1,2, 3,4 - Cheerleader, 2, 3, 4 - Student Council, 1 - Class Secretary, 3 - Yearbook Staff, 3, 4 - Senior Play, - V. P., - F. H. A., 3 Rifle Club, 1 - Baseball, 1 - Football, 1 - Class President, 1 - Senior Play HENRY REHRMANN ERIC SHIELDS Band, 1,2 - Chorus, 1,2,3 - Cross Country, 1 - Baseball, 1 - Basketball, 1,2, 4 - Rifle Club, 1,3,4 - Student Council, 1, 3 - Class President, 3 - Class V. President, 1 - Senior Play SHARON PALMER F.H. A., 1,2, 3 - G. A. A., 1,2, 3. 4 - G. A. A.. President, 4 - Secretary of Class, 1,2 - Student Council, 1,2,3 - Cheerleader, 2, 3, 4 - Secretary of Student Council, 3 - Yearbook Staff, 3, 4 - Sen ior Play DONALD JOY Football, 1,2, 3, 4 - Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4 - Volleyball, 1, 2, 3, 4 - Basketball, 1,2, 3, 4 - Rifle Club, 4 - Student Council President, 4 - Class V. President, 4 ERNA MACUMBER F. H. A., 2 - G, A. A., 4 - Cheerleader, 3 Transferred from Mt. Upton GREGORY SMITH Rifle Club, 1,2, 3,4 - Cross Country, 1 - Football, 2, 3, 4 - Senior Play JOAN BANKICH Library Club, 1 - Chorus, 1 - Senior Play - Student Council, 4 Class V.P., 1 - Class Treasurer, 2, 3, 4 - Basketball, 3 - Senior Play - Chorus, 4 PHYLLIS WASHBURN G. A. A., 2, 3,4 - Library Club, 3, 4 - Senior Play ROBERT MYERS CAROLYN GUGEL F. H. A., 3 KONRAD ISELE DAVID PARRY Senior Play RONALD BENJAMIN Class Treasurer, 1 - Basketball, 3 - Baseball, 3 un ors (TOP) J. Peters, T. Talbot, W. Davis, W. Livingston, C. Gunther, G. Johnson, R. Rendo, T. Knapp. (MIDDLE) Mr. Kodrich, D. Payton, J. Middaugh, L. Bissell, S. McWilliams, T. Fay, D. Morehouse, A. Sheldon. (BOTTOM) Mrs. Blaisdell, J. Macumber, E. Wright, M. Tourtellotte, L. Hurlbutt, K. McKown, K. Hansen, J. Matteson. Glass Officers President JAMES MIDDAUGH Vice President ROBERT BELLOTT Treasurer TOM TALBOT Secretary KAREN HANSEN Student Council JAMES MATTESON LORRAINE HURLBUTT ho mores (TOP) W. Stone, M. Nacken, P. Lull, J. DeLong, B. Douglas, R. Davis, H. Elliott, R. Rendo, B. Valentine, E. George, B. Cobb. (THIRD) R. Foote, O. Strauss, E. Dodge, G. Snethen, D. Chase, B. Pegg, B. Madsen, D. Tourtellotte, D. Decker, L. Pegg. (SECOND) R. George, C. Demming, D. Buhr, W. Ryther, P. Kogut, L. Saunders, B. Knapp, J. Pegg, J. Brim- mer, M. Roffe. (BOTTOM) D. Gregory, M. Capeland, S. Schick, S. Wright, D. Dunwald, D. Hoffman, S. Poling, M. Walters, J. Wayand, E. Perrigo. C ass •ers President PAUL KOGUT Vice President PATRICA LULL Treasurer SUZANNE SCHICK Secretary EILEEN DODGE (TOP) R. Stevens, M. Frederick, R. Elliott, D. Dauchy, P. Gould, R. Webster, D. Harrington, P. Hoag, S. Decker. (THIRD) L. Joy, J. Weidman, R. Hess, P. Stafford, L. DeLong, J. Matteson, L. Brownell, S. Swartfiguer, C. Shields. (SECOND) J. Pegg, A. Johnson, L. Pickens, P. Knickerbocker, J. Elliott, K. Tilley, L. Spindler, P. Malloy, J. Palmer, T. Lyons. (BOTTOM) K. Hess, C. Millikin, K. Maerz, D. Nichols, B. Shampnois, R. Washburn, Mr. Dauchy. ( Jass Officers President DAVID DAUCHY Vice President JOHN PEGG Treasurer PATRICA MALLOY Secretary PEGGY KNICKERBOCKER (TOP) T. Galletly, H. Phillips, R. Collar, G. Harrington, D. Miller, W. Hugaboone. (MIDDLE) S. Jacobs, M. Finneran, D. Brown, R. Hoffman, A. Owens, S. Purdy. (BOTTOM) V. Mudge, L. Hodges, M. Bankich, D. Coffyn, Mr. Hurley. (TOP) S. Davis, M. Hungerford, S. Winters, J. Webster, D. George, P. Utter, G. Smith, J. El- liott. (MIDDLE) E. Hungerford, T. Birdsall, K. Meyer, C. Frew, D. Lull, P. Chase, D. Hoag, W. Barton. (BOTTOM) P. Holdridge, N. Payton, S. McKown, L. Decker, J. Couden, R. Perrigo, B. Knapp, Mrs. Kotmel. (TOP) W. Pickens, M. Flannery, R. Valentine, K. Stone, D. Valentine, D. Knickerbocker, S. Spindler, G. Gregory, J. DeLong, C. Crumb, R. Ryther. (MIDDLE) G. Somerville, B. Hoag, B. Wright. H. Frew, F. Grenz, H. Wagner, L. Zoch, L. George, D. Purdy, D. Smith. (BOTTOM) R. Kodrich, M. Brown. N. Poling, G. Wilson, R. Hodges, M. Collier, J. Elliott. A. Wagner, D. Sherwood, J. Alzado, B. Sheldon, Mr. Couden. (TOP) R. Harrington, J. Wright, R. Young, R. Squires, R. Gunther, D. Phillips. (MIDDLE) W. Young, J. Pickens, R. Holdridge, T. Wood, L. Card, J. Miles. (BOTTOM) D. Walters, C. Mans- field, P. Bostwick, W. Harris, K. Knapp, R. Andrews, R. Pegg, Mrs. Croswell. (TOP) J. Flannery, G. Bemis, G. Bemis, L. Davis. T. Decker, A. Wayand. (MIDDLE) J. Brim- mer, J. Walter, K. Gould, B. Madsen, J. Couden, N. Tremlett. (BOTTOM) T. Quintin, C. Jenk- ins, P. Shampnois, N. Knapp, J. Pentzein, L. George, Mrs. Delaney. (TOP) V. Spindler, J. Elliott, J. Dunwald, C. Nelson, L. Guller, J. Wood. B. Mellon. (MIDDLE) W. Mudge, L. Decker, T. Winters, M. Spaziani, J. Goodspeed, J. Lull, A. Springett. (BOTTOM) S. Emerson, L. Bowers, P. Skoglund, D. Gregory, P. McKown, N. Stone, Mrs. Cerra. (TOP) E. Sohne, R. Emerson, B. Macumber, D. Wilcox, K. Tilley, F. Phillips, S. Wagner, G. Bowers, R. Eklund. (MIDDLE) D. Nichols, P. Collier, E. Tracy, G. Jacobsen, W. Elliott, J. Gil- lette, P. Pickens, H. Livingston. (BOTTOM) C. Alzado, C. Coon, A. Hess, D. Schick, J. George, M. Lyon, S. Barton, J. Matthers, Mrs. Duroe. (TOP) J. Bankich, D. Smith, D. Phoenix, P. Tourtellotte, J. Klindt, R. Stillwell, C. Mudge, C. Knickerbocker. (MIDDLE) J. Joy, T. Rendo, L. Tarbox, S. Cane, J. Harris, N. Guller, P. Davis, P. Spindler. (BOTTOM) C. Gregory, D. Hungerford, M. Talbot, D. McGonigal, T. Rendo. D. Wilson, S. Gaughan, B. Hansen, Mr. Hornketh. (TOP) M. Purdy, A. Wright, A. Payton, S. Pickens, K. Schaffer, B. Coffyn, B. Poling, M. Gal- letly, K. Young. (MIDDLE) D. Harrington, N. Quintin, A. Brazee, M. Wells, T. Williams, C. Pickens, F. Rock, L. Tracy, P. Skoglund. (BOTTOM) P. Pickens, C. Hoag, G. Cole, G. Elliott, S. Nielsen, S. Spaziani, P. Davis, B. Washburn, Mrs. Scott. (TOP) P. Joslin, D. Bain, C. LaTour, J. Madsen, W. Harris, J. Maerz, M. Card, J. Meyer. (MID- DLE) M. Guller, M. Strait, T. Hungerford, D. Brimmer, P. Gregory, D. Coon, T. Miller, T. Cooke. (BOTTOM) P. Goodspeed, S. Pentzein, L. Hyde, C. Hoag, L. Stone, R. Macumber, R. Perkins, L. Somerville, S. Emerson, Mrs. Colvin. • SUCH JOT IN LIVING, I EACH OAT THAT CO C! OR BEAL THANKSGIVING I V TMNIKISIGIIVIIINIG (TOP) M. Nichols. P. Jacobsen. J. Hurley. B. Smith, B. Bemis, G. Laubmeier, D. Sloan, B. Cooke. D. Hoag, Mrs. Hilsinger. (MIDDLE) C. Winters, D. Eklund, L. Rosser, D. Scrivener, K. McGonigal, D. Gaughan, O. LaTour, S. Wilber, K. Shields. (BOTTOM) T. Becker, T. Shamp- nois, K. Swartfiguer, W. Pentzein, B. Bundy, M. Emerson, P. Whitehurst, R. Rifanburg, D. Jenkins (TOP) P. Melon, R. Dunwald, G. Wright, R. Tourtellotte, D. Young, M. J. Sloan, D. Coffyn, Mrs. Dixson. (MIDDLE) D. Tracy, W. Brown, R. Nichols, M. Lindholm, R. Jackson, M. Maerz, D. Bemis. (BOTTOM) G. Bundy, R. Carr, S. Davis, M. Pickens, R. Harrington, R. Hansen. (TOP) P. Williams, W. Hansen, G. Brazee, R. Mudge, J. Harris, L. Barton, B. Platt, M. L. Tar- box, J. Kogut, D. Young. (MIDDLE) R. Miller, W. Crumb, C. Eccleston, D. Campfield, R. Miller, J. Matthers, J. Tourtellotte, J. Spaziani, D. Hungerford, A. Klindt, Mrs. Milliken. (BOT- TOM) L. Young, S. Parry, N. Macumber, M. Elliott, J. Bain, C. Lowery, L. Scrivener, L. Spind- ler, W. Harris, M. Gregory. (TOP) Mrs. George, W. Orleman, T. Miller, R. Wing, P. Valentine, M. Laubmier, R. Miller, J. Goodspeed, C. Tarbox, A. Spaziani. (MIDDLE) M. Hoag, J. Tremlett, M. LaTour, R. Miller, D. Davis, J. Bundy, S. Eccleston, D. Quintin, C. Phoenix. (BOTTOM) J. Joslin, M. Gaughan, K. Tracy, J. Miller, S. Vincent, D. Elliott, M. Cole, W. Borst. (TOP) T. Zoch, K. Collier, D. Rowe, T. Gregory, M. MacLaren, C. Eklund, R. Show, P. Platt, Miss Cerosaletti. (MIDDLE) M. Jackson, R. Frew, A. Joy, C. McElroy, L. Mallette. L. Yager, C. Lints, J. Poling, S. Becker. (BOTTOM) J. Bundy, M. Brazee, R. Coon. S. Wells, G. Isbell, R. Mudge, W. Murphy, J. Matthers, C. Macumber. (TOP) Mrs. Nielsen, S. Bowers, C. Wing, S. Card, K. Littlewood, D. Wilber, R. Nielsen, W. MacLaren, D. Jenkins, K. Hansen, E. Jacobsen, Y. Crumb. (MIDDLE) R. Young, K. Dunwald, D. Barton, R. Lanfair, B. Bardin, S. Stillwell, B. Williams, D. Campfield, L. Crumb, D. Hine, J. Jacobsen, S. Norton, S. Hoag, S. Pickens, Mrs. Miller. (BOTTOM) S. Boyd, S. Isbell, K. Macumber, K. Macumber, B. Tarbox, M. Lauria, L. Cooke, L. Miller, M. Stone, F. Osborne, C. Whitehurst, C. Rifanburg. Tri- Valley 8-Man Kicks Off JERRY HURLEY at Morris Is the most optimistic of all the coaches. Back after a year s ab- sence due to illness, the veteran mentor rates h s team a dcfinate- ly good chance' for the title de- spite a poor season last fall. Hurley has six starters back from Ray Clement's 1960 team, in- cluding the entire forward wall comprised of ends Jerry Peters and Larry Frederick, guards Don- ald Joy and Chuck Gunther and center Dave Payton. Others who may get a shot at one of the line positions include Eddie George, Howard Elliott, Jim Matteson, Barry Valentine and Greg Smith. Hurley s single - wing backfield will revolve around triple - threat tailback Lee Peters. Soph Steve McWilliams is tabbed for one of the halfback spots with either Jim Middaugh or Bob BeHott, both juniors, running from the other berth. In back of this quartet are soph Paul Kogui and freshman Jim Palmer 3 Tied in Tri-Valley 8-Man Otego, Morris Revenge Wins Tie Edmeston Otego and Morris avenged earli- er defeats Friday to bring about a three - way tie for the Tri - Valley Eight - Man Football League lead with Edmeston. All three teams have 3-2 records with only two games left. Unbeaten Edmeston The see - saw duel at Edmes- ton developed into a contest bet- ween Turner and Terry Grave of the home team and Lee Peters of Morris. Turner finally enabled Edmes- ton to prevail when with the score 20-18. and less than five minutes remaining he scooped up a Morris fumble and ran 35 yards to score. The play came as Morris was marching for its fourth touchdown and was made possible by a vis cious tackle by Danny Moffre. League Leaders Bow, 20-13; Otego Turns Back Franklin MORRIS—The Morris Central School eight-man foot- ball team knocked off previously unbeaten Edmeston Wednesday to tighten the Tri-Valley League race. Morris scored two first period touchdowns and always led as it handed the league leaders a 20- 13 defeat. In the day's other game Otego held on to beat Franklin. 18-7. and hold a second place tie with Morris. Morris, Edmeston in 8-Man Tie; Morris Routs Otego to Tie Eds for Title Morris, a doormat last year and lor the first two games this sea- son. and ever-powerful Edmes- ton won their final Tri-Valley Lea- gue eight-man football games Friday to finish in a tie for first place. Both teams finished with 4-2 records. Morris made its dramatic come- back from losses in its first two games complete by dumping de- fending champion Otego. 32-20. be- hind the sparkling play of big Lee Peters. Edmeston withstood a fourth - period comeback by Franklin to win. 19-14. and regain a partial share of the domination it held, over the eight-man loop prior to last year when a tie with Otego on the final day robbed Howard Lull's team of a fourth straight There will be no playoff be- tween Morris and Edmeston which split a pair of regular - season meetings with each other. This was decided upon in a meeting, of the league’s four coaches. Peters, a 6-3 versatile athlete completely stole the show in Mor- ris’ season - ending triumph be- fore a home crowd. He scored four touchdowns to run his sea- sons total to 12 and passed for Morris’ other score. Morris led all the way. build- ing up a 26-6 halftime lead and then coasting home. Peters scored three times be- fore the intermission on runs of six and four yards, and on a 17- yard romp after blocking an Otego punt. He also passed to Jim MkJdaught for Morris’ other first half score on a play covering 32 yards. Lee weund up Morris’ biggest scoring parade of the season in on what began as a quarterback sneak. Lee Peters, the league’s top scorer, broke through the subbom Franklin defenses on two scoring runs in the fourth period. The runs, one from 5 yards out after Peters connected with Charlie Fredericks on a 50-yard play and the other on a brilliant 82-yard sweep, broke up a 04) tie and pro- vided Morris with its third straight victory. At Otego. a rambunctious Morris sextet snapped back from two suc- cessive losses to stage the upset. Lee Peters sparked the Morris attack. The big quarterback pass- ed to Don Joy for the first score after Jerry Childs put Otego in front early on a five-yard sweep. Peters wrapped up Morris first victory with his running, going the final 20 yards on a bootleg play on one drive and capping another with a plunge from a yard out. Don Hamilton of Otego completed the scoring on a 10-yard jaunt. Morris 0 6 6 6-18 Otego 0 7 0 8-13 Franklin 0 0 0 14-14 Edmeston 7 6 6 8—25 Edmeston now has won three of four while Morris and Otego are right behind with 2-2 records. Franklin has won one of four. Lee Peters and Bob Bellott did the scoring on the ground for Morris to counteract the passing of Edmeston in a wild game that saw three touchdowns called back because of penalties. Edmeston lost two scores because of penal- ties, one of them a 75-yard kick- off return. TWO QUICK SCORES Peters churned over from a yard out and Beiiott swept end for 20 yards to score a pair of Morris touchdowns in the first ■iod. A Lee Peters to Jerry ders brotherly pass netted an .xtra point. Edmeston came back with a Terry Graves to Robin Turner pass for 37 yards and a TD in the second period and Turner passed to Dale Bennett for the point that made it 13-7 at the half. Both teams had a touchdown recalled in the third period and early in the fourth but it was Morris that scored for keeps next to wrap up the game. Lee Peters dashed over from the three and Bellott ran for the point. Edmeston’s last gasp was a Turner to Bennett pass for 24 yards and the final touchdown. title. Coach Hurley and Senior Members of Squad and Trophy Greg Smith, Don Joy, Lee Peters, Barry Frederick, Coach Hurley TJarsitu J3as ?etbafl SCORES GAMES Lee Peters 249 MORRIS OPPONENT Barry Frederick 148 33 Franklin 45 Jerry Peters 142 49 G-ville 45 Jim Matteson 89 32 Edmeston 54 Tom Talbot 71 61 G-ville 42 Dave Payton 59 45 Draper 52 Don Joy 38 59 Laurens 49 Alan Sheldon 14 49 Worcester 63 Howard Elliott 11 57 S.N. Berlin 45 Jim Middaugh 10 35 New Berlin 40 45 S. N. Berlin 36 55 Otego 43 65 Edmeston 72 44 Draper 54 57 Franklin 59 62 Worcester 75 28 New Berlin 50 57 Otego 63 833 887 Lee Peters and Jerry Peters were elected Honorary Co-Captains. Lee Peters had a foul shooting per cent of . 609. Jerry Peters has a field goal per cent of . 421. Dave Payton made 50 assists. SCORES GAME SCORES Paul Kogut 172 MORRIS OPPONENT Ricky Davis 56 44 Franklin 27 Edward George 29 28 G-ville 22 Alan Johnson 11 31 Edmeston 40 Lynn Joy 11 24 G-ville 20 Tom Lyons 20 28 Draper 36 John Matteson 178 28 Laurens 39 Jim Palmer 1 40 Worcester 31 John Pegg 4 27 S. N. Berlin 23 Warren Ryther 33 36 New Berlin 39 Chris Shields 52 S.N. Berlin 21 Bill Stone 37 Otego 48 Barry Valentine 20 46 Edmeston 38 Royce Webster 69 43 Draper 54 45 Franklin 23 37 Worcester 39 30 New Berlin 37 29 Otego 60 605 597 Paul Kogut was captain of the Jr. Varsity. Ricky Davis received 100 rebounds. John Matteson had a .473 foul shooting % Paul Kogut made 11 assists and had a . 358 field goal °]o. 7)arsiiu 7v f e 7earn '61-'62 The Varsity Rifle Team began its second year with the largest group ever out for the sport. Return- ing lettermen from last year's squad are Brent Cobb, James Matteson, Timothy Fay, Robert Bellott, and Eric Shields. Chet Gunther also returned to the squad. New members this year are James Middaugh, Thomas Knapp, Lee Peters, and Donald Joy. A J. V. group of Stanton Swartfiguer, Jon DeLong, Dana Harrington, and Peter Stafford was formed this year as part of a building program for the future varsity. Mr. Knapp joined Mr. Kodrich in coaching the teams. With the season less than half over new records for the Morris Team have been established. Jim Matteson has the individual high for the second year in a row; a neat 229. For the second year in a row Bob Bellott established a perfect score; this time, seated with 50. Brent Cobb has the top individual average of 220 as compared to last years 210 by Greg Smith. To date the team has fired 8 interscholastic matches and has established a record of 6 wins and 2 defeats. Ten matches remain on the schedule. The biggest victory to date was the team's defeat of Deposit, the defending Section 4 Champions. Teams on this year's schedule are; Norwich, Windsor, Schenevus, Deposit, Walton, Bainbridge, Otego, McGraw, and Cincinnatus. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS SCORES SO FAR Morris 1091 Norwich 1034 Morris 1065 Windsor 1097 Morris 1067 Schenevus 751 Morris 1082 Deposit 1129 Morris 1078 Norwich 1049 Morris 1099 Walton 1011 Morris 1106 Bainbridge 914 Morris 1105 Deposit 1040 J. Matteson - B. Cobb - - - Co-Captains B. Cobb Average 220 High 228 J. Matteson 218 229 T. Fay 214 226 R. Bellott 214 224 E. Shields 207 221 C. Gunther 199 212 J. Middaugh 191 210 L. Peters 174 182 D. Joy 172 190 T. Knapp 164 181 The team has high hopes of attending the Section 4 Championship Tournament in Johnson City, N. Y. on March 24. To do so, the team must win 60% of its matches. Eleven victories will do the trick. - SENIORS JUNIORS Editor----------------------------Barry Fredericks Editor---------- Business Manager----------------Marcia McWilliams Business Manager Photography------------------------Marilyn Andrews Photography----- Subscriptions------------------------Sharon Palmer Subscriptions--- Advertising-----------------------------Donald Joy Advertising----- Advisor - ---------------------------- Mr. Zoch Typists: Janet Joy, Marcia McWilliams, Marilyn Andrews -James Matteson - -Elaine Wright - - David Payton • - Karen Hansen ■James Middaugh Is that name spelled right? Mr. Stafford J. Middaugh R. Bellott B. Frederick D. Joy L. Peters R. Gunther M. Frederick J. Matteson J. Bankich L. Hurlbutt E. Dodge P. Molloy R. Kodrich R. Perrigo Mr. Kodrich D. Payton E. Dodge M. Walter J. Joy M. McWilliams K. Hansen E. Wright oras The Senior Band received an A rating in Grade 3 music at West Winfield on May 10th, 1961. In solo competition Eileen Dodge received an A in Grade 6, Elaine Wright an A in Grade 5, Jim Matte-- son an A in Grade 5 and Chris Shields an A in Grade 4. At the Sherburne Pageant of Bands, the band took first place in concert. This was the fifth first place concert trophy won in six years of competition. In the sectional All-State Band at Ithaca on November 18, 1961, the Senior Band sent Jim Matte- son, Eileen Dodge, and Elaine Wright to represent our school. On December 2nd, 1961, Eileen Dodge participated in the All-State Band held in Buffalo. In addition to these events of competition, the band presented a Winter and Spring Concert, played for the pep rallies, and paraded on Memorial Day and at the local fair. TOP: C. Matson, R. Myers, E. Shields, D. Joy, G. Smith, B. Fred- erick, L. Peters. MIDDLE: D. Parry, C. Stafford, S. Palmer, M. Andrews, M. McWilliams, H. Rehrman. BOTTOM: J. Bankich, J. Joy, P. Washburn. 1950 7Iere 7. )e I7lre in ihe Hirst (Jracfe Janet Carolyn Shields Joy Gugel Phyllis Marcia Sharon Washburn McWilliams Palmer Ronald Benjamin FRESHMAN YEAR - 1958-1959 Senior ( ass JI story Advisors - Mrs. Blaisdell and Mr. Kodrich President - James Middaugh, 1st Half: Henry Rehrmann, 2nd Half Vice President - Eric Shields, 1st Half; Robert Myers, 2nd Half Secretary - Janet Joy, 1st Half: Sharon Palmer, 2nd Half Treasurer - Chester Gunther, 1st Half; Ronnie Benjamin, 2nd Half S. C. Rep. - Sharon Palmer and Marcia McWilliams, 1st Half; Chester Gunther and Marilyn Andrews, 2nd Half Left - Marvin Murphy, Kathleen Murphy, Doris Mudge, Bonnie Arnold, Harry Middaugh and C. Hoffmann. SOPHOMORE YEAR - 1959-1960 Advisors - Mrs. Dodge and Mr. Knapp President - Lee Peters Vice President - Barry Fredericks Secretary - Sharon Palmer Treasurer - Robert Myers S. C. Rep. - Lee Peters and Barry Fredericks Newcomers - Lee Peters Left - Arthur Roffe, Kathleen Pickens, and Anne Livingston JUNIOR YEAR - 1960-1961 Advisors - Mrs. Dodge and Mr. Knapp President - Eric Shields Vice President - Lee Peters Secretary - Marilyn Andrews Treasurer - Robert Myers S. C. Rep. - Eric Shields, Lee Peters, Marcia McWilliams, and Sharon Palmer Newcomers - Don Osterhout, Carl Matson, and Joan Bankich SENIOR YEAR - 1961-1962 Advisors - Miss Flo and Mr. Knapp President - Lee Peters Vice President - Donald Joy Secretary - Marcia McWilliams Treasurer - Robert Myers S. C. Rep. - Lee Peters, Barry Fredericks, Donald Joy and Joan Bankich Newcomers - Erna Macumber Barry Frederick Lee Peters Donald Joy Marcia McWilliams Robert Meyers Joan Bankich Sen or ( fass Officers Cj ass Prophecy Marilyn Andrews - Secretary for a big law firm in New York City. Joan Bankich - Doing the laundry for her husband and children. Ronald Benjamin - Driving a tractor - trailer with an elevated seat. Carolyn Gugel - Stamping through the jungle helping the natives. Barry Frederick - Drummer with Duke Ellington. Janet Joy - Professional Woman Basketball Player. Donald Joy - Best leaner in Pro-Football. Carl Matson - Head of the Protection Racket in New York City. Marcia McWilliams - Head of a Charm School. Robert Meyer - Making that cider and running that farm. Sharon Palmer - A Dental Hygienist cleaning teeth at Morris Central. Lee Peters - History Prof at Cambridge and coaching the Giants as a pastime. David Parry - Driving his brothers stock car. Henry Rehrman - Running a farm in Welcome and trying to take care of a family. Carol Stafford - Owner of a poodle shop. Eric Shields - Manager of the Cabin Hotel and Restaurant in New York City. Gregory Smith - President of Remington Arms. Phyllis Washburn - Prompter on Broadway. Ema Macumber - Chief Hostess in Shields' Cabin Restaurant. Konrad Isele - Running one of the biggest farms in the Butternut Valley. CLASS MOTTO They Said It Couldn't Be Done SLOAN’S FARM AND HOME SUPPLY Morris, New York BECKER’S MOBIL SERVICE Corner Broad and Grove Phone 134 Morris, New York Phone 115 MORRIS INSURANCE AGENCY WARREN C. KINNEY Complete Insurance Service 13 W. Main Street Morris, N. Y. Phone 170 Best Wishes to the Class of '62 Compliments of T. EVERETT GABRIEL HARRIS SHAMPNOIS Your Reliable Jeweler Morris, New York in Oneonta Phone 228 Compliments of Compliments of CORNER STORE Morris Groceries and Dry Goods JOAN’S GERTRUDE AND LOUIS FOOTE, SR. DRIVE-IN Phone 204 Morris, New York Compliments of EARL’S LUNCHEONETTE EARL AND ETHEL rrTtf) moore’S SINCLAIR STATION Lubrication, Minor Repairs Tires, Tubes Delco Batteries Keys Made Morris, New York Compliments of Compliments of @ ART’S BAKE GIFT SHOP McWILLIAMS’ lN HARDWARE STORE Phone 265 Sherwin-Williams Paint The Very Best Baked Goods Morris, New York Morris, New York Phone 107 HARVEY’S COFFEE SHOP The Meeting Place for Teenagers Our Specialty Brown Cow Your Hosts MARGUERITE AND HARVEY JIM KONSTANTY GARDNER’S SPORTING GOODS MUSIC SHOP MARGARET M. GARDNER 178 Main Street Oneonta, New York 5 Broad Street Oneonta, New York Phone Oneonta GE 2-1731 Phone GE 2-2874 INSURANCE SERVICE AGENCY For 29 Years South New Berlin, N. Y. Telephone 17, Collect GEORGE G. PRESTON, Agent THEODORE R. BRINING RAY LIVINGSTON, Morris, 53F11 Broker Membership Insurance Travel COMPLETE GRADUATION SERVICE • Class Rings • Commencement Announcements • Caps and Gowns • Medals and Awards • Diplomas • Taylor-made Yearbooks L. G. BALFOUR CO. BENTLEY SIMON TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO. Your Representative HODGKINS OF BALFOUR Gus Hodgkins, Bob Gray, Don Nash and Jim Gerding P.O. Box 9, Schenectady, New York, Phone EXpress 3-5374 EXpress 3-8083 Best Wishes to the Graduating Class SCINTILLA DIVISION THE BENDIX CORPORATION Sidney, New York Our Very Best Wishe the Class of '62 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Morris, New York Donated by the Yearbook Staff STAFFORD STUDIO Morris, New York Phone 138 In Appreciation of His Photographic Help to the Staff Over the Past Few Years w ■A v-