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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1963 volume:

M onrisanaaii MORRIS CENTRAL SCHOOL Morris, New York Backward, turn backward, O Time, in your flight. - Allen - As our school days come to a close we look back upon the many joys, sorrows, fun, and hard work which are all a part of our memories from Morris Central School. The Morrisanian Staff has tried to preserve for you in pictures the wonderful activities you have participated in during the past year. We hope you will enjoy your 1963 Morrisanian and in years to come will enjoy it more. The Yearbook Staff nmouncmg tk« 1963 .Table of C ontents FOREWORD and TABLE of CONTENTS...............2 DEDICATION...................................3 ADMINISTRATION...............................5 SENIORS.....................................11 CLASSES.....................................17 ATHLETICS...................................29 ACTIVITIES..................................37 ADVERTISERS.................................49 We, the class of 1963, would like to dedicate our Yearbook to you. Miss Marie Flo, for your unselfish service to us throughout our school years. We will always remember and greatly appreciate all the time and effort which you have spent in helping us. This, we hope, will, in some small way, show you our great appreciation. SENIORS: Editor - - ------ Business Manager Photography - - - Photographer - - Advertising------ Subscriptions - - • James Matteson ■ - Elaine Wright - - Dave Payton - -Chet Gunther James Middaugh - Karen Hanson JUNIORS: Editor ----------- Business Manager Advertising- - - Subscriptions - - ■ - - Howard Elliott Georgianna Snethen --------Paul Kogut - - - Eileen Dodge Advisor - Mr. Zoch Typists - Lorranie Hurlbutt, Elaine Wright, Karen Hanson 'O.K. What's the next name? Wish I had three hands. Board of Education Dr. Payton, Mr. Richards, Mr. Sherman Mrs. Elliott, Mr. Poling, President, Mr. Matteson MRS. KNAPP Secretary .Principal s Address to the C lass of 1963 The years ahead are certain to be influ- enced by the products of today's schools. Gov- ernment, industry, the Armed forces, private business, and other endeavors will find their fu- ture leaders from among the millions of youth who are completing their secondary education this year. Those youth who have persevered enough to attain the goal of a high school di- ploma may proudly proclaim this achievement. Many will not be content to rest on these laurels, however, but will set higher goals. Further training beyond high school is al- most a must these days. On the heads and shoulders of the graduates of institutions of high- er learning will fall the responsibilities of the nation. A rich American heritage is available to all citizens of our country. Your share of this heritage will depend greatly on your preparation, your capabilities,your skills, and how you adapt yourself to the world. My admonition is to grasp every opportunity to improve yourself, and make the best use of these in securing a better education, a better career for the future, and in so doing, make a better America. MR. WARREN B. RYTHER JR. , Principal -H acuity MR. KNAPP MR. CLEMENT mr. Mcelroy MR. FOULTZ MR. STAFFORD MR. KAILAN MISS FLO MRS. ENCK MR. LYONS MR. DIMAO MR. COUDEN MRS. BLAISDELL MRS. CHASE MRS. DODGE MR. HORNKETH MRS. KOTMEL MRS. DUROE MRS. DELANEY MR. SOMBORSKI MR. GRIESMER MISS LENHARDT MRS. CERRA MRS. GREULICH MRS. NIELSEN MR. McGONIGAL MRS. HILSINGER MRS. MEYER MRS. MILLER MRS. DIXSON MRS. MILLIKEN MRS. COLVIN MRS. SCOTT Laifeteria MRS. BEARDSLEY MRS. PETERSON MRS. WRIGHT C ustodians MR. GREGORY MR. GOODIER MR. CARD IBllS D rivers MR. QUINTIN MR. WAGNER MR. BRIMMER MR. GEORGE MR. GOODIER MR. WASSENAAR MR. MCWILLIAMS MR. THRESHER MR. CARD JAMES MIDDAUGH Football, 2,3-Volleyball, 2,3-Basketball, 1, 2, 3-Rifle Club, 3-Student Council, 2, 3- Yearbook,3,4-Senior Play,4-Class President, 1,2, 3-Oratorical Contest, 3-Band Color Guard, 3, ALAN SHELDON Basketball, 2, 3-Student Council, 4-Senior Play, 4- Class President, 4. ELAINE WRIGHT Cheerleading. 3-Band, 1, 2, 3,4-Chorus, 1, 2, 3,4-GAA, I, 2, 3,4-Library Club, 1-Honor Society, 3,4-Yearbook, 3,4-Senior Play, 4 Class Secretary, 1-NYSSMA Solo Comp., 1, 2,3,4-Secretary All-State Band,3,4-Pep Club, 4. ROBERT BELLOTT Football, 1, 2, 3,4-Baseball, 1-Chorus, 1, 3,4- Rifle Club, 2, 3-Senior Play, 4-Class Vice- President, 2, 3-Student Council, 1, 2, 3-Band Color Guard, 3. JAMES MATTESON Football, 3, 4-Basketball, 1, 2, 3,4-Band, 1, 2, 3,4-Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4-Honor Society, 2, 3,4- Rifle Club, 1, 2, 3,4-Student Council, 1, 3,4- Yearbook, 3,4-Senior Play, 4-Class Vice- President, 1-Class Treasurer, 2-Bov’s State, 3-Secretary All-State Band, 3-Secretary All- State Chorus. 4-NYSSMA Solo Comp. , 2. 3,4- S. U. C. C. Delegate, 3, 4-Student Council President, 4. JERRY PETERS Football, 1, 2, 3,4-Baseball, 1, 2, 3-Volley- ball, 1,2, 3-Basketball, 1,2. 3, 4-Chorus, 2,4- Student Council, 2-Senior Play, 4-Class Vice- President, 1-Jr. High Basketball Coach, 1,2- Band Color Guard, 2, 3. LORRAINE HURLBUTT Cheerleading, 2-GAA, 4-Library Club, 1- Student Council, 2, 3,4-Pep Club, 4-Pep Club Vice President, 4-Senior Play, 4. GARY JOHNSON Baseball, 3-Volleyball, 3-Basketball, 3-Band, 1,2,3,4-Senior Play,4. DANIEL MOREHOUSE Football, 3,4-Band, 1,2. 3, 4-Chorus, I, 2,3,4- Honor Society, 4-Rifle Club, 2,4. DAVID PAYTON Football, 1, 2. 3. 4-Baseball, 1. 2, 3-Volley- ball. 1, 3-Basketball, 1,2, 3,4-Band, 1,2, 3.4- Chorus, 1-Honor Society, 2. 3,4-Rifle Club 1-Yearbook, 3,4-Senior Play, 4-Honor So- ciety President, 3,4-Able and Ambitious Seminar, 3, 4. THOMAS KNAPP Rifle Club, 3,4-Senior Play, 4- Class Secre- tary, 4-Boy’s State, 3. CHESTER GUNTHER Football, 3-Basketball, 1-2-Library Club, 3-Rifle Club, 1, 2, 3-Yearbook, 3, 4-Senior Play, 4-Class Treasurer, 2,4. MONA TOURTELLOTTE FHA, 1, 3, 4-FHA President, 3,4-GAA, 1-2-3, 4-Library Club, 4-Student Council, 4-Senior Play, 4-Pep Club, 4-Pep Club President, 4- Twirling Club, 1. LYNN BISSELL Announcer's Club, 2, 3,4-Senior Play, 4. THOMAS TALBOT Football, 1, 2,4-Baseball, 2, 3-Basketball, 1, 2, 3,4-Chorus, 4-Student Council, 2, 4- Senior Play,4-Class Vice President, 1,4- Class Treasurer, 3. WAYNE LIVINGSTON Basketball, 1-Rifle Club, 1, 2. KATHERINE McKOWN Cheerleading, 2-FHA, 1,4-GAA, 1,2,3,4- Pep Club, 4. WILLIAM DAVIS Rifle Club, 4-Senior Play, 4. KAREN HANSON Cheerleading, 1, 2, 3,4-Chorus, 1,2,4- Twirling, 1, 2, 3-GAA, 1, 2. 3.4-GAA Secre- tary, 2-GAA Vice President, 3-GAA President, 4-Honor Society, 2, 3,4-Yearbook, 3,4- Senior Play, 4-Class President, 1-Class Secre- tary,2, 3-S.U.C. C. Delegate, 3,4. TIMOTHY FAY Band, 1, 2-Rifle Club, 1, 2, 3,4-Senior Play, 4. CAROL SORENSON Stephen McWilliams Chorus, 4-GAA, 1, 2, 3-Yearbook, 4- Home Room Representative-Senior Monitor. (Transferred.from New Jersey) Football, 2, 3,4-Baseball, 3-Volley ball, 3-Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4-Band 1, 2, 3,4-Chorus, 1, 2, 3,4-Honor Society, 4. SENIOR CLASS ADVISOR Mr. James Lyons was born in Irondequoit, New York. He attended college at Utica College and Syracuse University, and is planning to get his Masters degree at Syracuse University during the summer of 1963. Mr. Lyons has taught for the past five years at Bridgewater. Classes “I hope we shall never forget that we created this nation, not to serve ourselves, hut to serve man- kind.” Woodrow Wilson CLASS OFFICERS President E. Dodge Vice-President W. Ryther Secretary P. Lull Treasurer J. DeLong Rep. G. Snethen President J. Palmer Vice-President P. Knickerbocker Secretary L. Pickens Treasurer C. Shields reshmen President D. George Vice-President R. Hoffman Secretary D. Lull Treasurer L. Decker (TOP) B. Valentine. E. George. F. Rendo, J. DeLong, H. Elliott, W. Stone, J. Williams, P. Kogut, W. Ryther (3RD) R. George, D. Buhr, C. Deming, B. Madsen, P. Lull, E. Dodge, G. Snethen, D. Chase, B. Pegg, M. Roffe (2ND) B. Knapp. S. Poling. D. Decker, M. Nacken, O. Strauss, P. Demmon, J. Brimmer, S. Schick, D. Gregory, M. Card, D. Tourtellotte (BOTTOM) B. Foerster, I, Eaton, D. Blevins, E. Perrigo, L. Shampnois, M. Capeland, L. Saunders, D. Dunwald, D. Hoffman, J. Pegg, M. Walter, J. Wayand, S. Wright, Mr. Stafford (TOP) D. Nichols, R. Hess, B. Shampnois, J. Matteson, D. Harrington, D. Nason, L. Joy, D. Cottle, T. Lyon, R. Washburn, J. Palmer (MIDDLE) S. Swartfiguer, A. Johnson, C. Shields, S. Decker, L. DeLong, J. Elliott, M. Frederick, P. Hoag, R. Elliott (BOTTOM) Mrs. Blaisdell, J. Davis, K. Maerz, K. Hess, L. Pickens, R. O'Brien, C. Milliken, P. Molloy, L. Spindler, P. Knickerbocker, Mr. Griesmer (TOP) F. Wagner, G. Smith, J. Elliott, R. Webster, G. Harrington, M. Hungerford (MIDDLE) K. Meyer, D. Brown, S. Purdy, G. Chase (BOTTOM) M. Mewhorter, L. Hodges, R. Perrigo, D. Hoag, T. Birdsall, Mrs. Enck (TOP) D. George, H. Phillips, P. Utter, J. Pegg, S. Davis, J. Webster (MIDDLE) E. Hungerford, S. Winters, D. Lull, R. Hoffman. A. Owen, W. Barton (BOTTOM) M. Nichols, P. Holdridge, N. Payton, L. Decker, M. Bankich, S. McKown, A. Zoch wmm (TOP) F. Grenz, M. Flannery, H. Crandall, M. Finneran, R. Young, A. Bankich, K. Stone, J. Wright, (MIDDLE) D. Sherwood, P. Bostwick, K. Knapp, H. Wagner, W. Wright, J. Pickens, G. Blake, R. Holdridge (BOTTOM) W. Hoag, G. Somerville, D. Purdy, C. Mansfield. N. Poling, D. Smith, J. O'Brien, R. Hodges, R. Pegg, Mrs. Greulich (TOP) W. Young, S. Spindler, C. Crumb, D. Knickerbocker, R. Valentine, W. Pickens, D. Valentine (MIDDLE) A. Wagner, F. Dodge, W. Harris, M. Collier, M. Barton, J. Elliott, J. DeLong, G. Gregory (BOTTOM) R. Kodrich, M. Brown, G. Wilson, L. George. R. Ryther, R. Andrews, R. Sheldon, L. Zoch, Mr. Couden (TOP) W. Mudge, D. Nason, J. Brimmer, G. Bemis, D. Phillips, J. Miles (MIDDLE) C. Nelson, G. Bemis, L. Goodwin, B. Mellon, B. Madsen, Mrs. Kotmel (BOTTOM) L. Bowers, J. Goodspeed, D. Gregory, V. Spindler, D. Rifanburg, K. Lints (TOP) T. Winters, A. Wayand, J. Flannery, J. Elliott, T. Decker, J. Walter, L. Guller, L. Davis (MIDDLE) L. George, P. McKown, J. Pentzien, N. Tremlett, N. Stone, J. Dunwald, K. Gould, J. Lull (BOTTOM) P. Skoglund, A. Springett, T. Quintin, E. McLean, M. Moore, L. Decker, P. O'Brien, S. Emerson, Mr. Somborski (TOP) K. Tilley, D. Wilcox, R. Emerson, M. Lyon. S. Wagner, A. Hess, J. Gillette (MIDDLE) J. McLean, S. Barton, G. Jacobsen, R. Eklund, E. Tracy, W. Elliott, Mrs. Delaney (BOTTOM) E. Sohne, C. Coon, J. George, P. Pickens, P. Collier, D. Nichols, J. Matthers. (TOP) N. Gullet, J. Joy, C. Knickerbocker, C. Mudge, J. Bankich, P. Tourtellotte, D. Smith. J. Klindt (MIDDLE) T. Rendo, W. Zoch, P. Davis, J. Harris, N. Knapp, R. Foerster, P. Shampnois (BOTTOM) B. Hansen, S. Gaughan. T. Rendo, D. Hungerford, C. Gregory, M. Talbot, D. McGonigal, Mrs. Cerra. (TOP) L. Tracy, F. Rock, A. Payton, D. Schick, C. Pickens, S. Davis, G. Bowers, S. Pickens, F. Phillips (MIDDLE) L. Tarbox, D. Livingston. B. Poling, B. Elliott, K. Young, M. Guller, A. Wright, G. Elliott, Mrs. Duroe (BOTTOM) P. Pickens, W. Washburn, G. Cole, M. Galletly, M Purdy, P. Skoglund, N. Quintin, D. Wilson, C. Hoag, S. Nielsen. (TOP) J. Maerz, M. Card, D. Bain, S. Spindler, J. Meyer, T. Williams, W. Harris, R. Stilwell (MIDDLE) T. Cooke, T. Miller, L. Somerville, D. Brimmer, C. LaTour, M. Joslin, P. Gregory, J. Madsen, Mr. Hornketh (BOTTOM) S. Emerson, P. Goodspeed, P. Davis, M. Strait, L. Hyde, S. Pentzien, L. Stone, T. Hungerford, D. Coon. (TOP) P. Whitehurst, P. Jacobsen, B. Smith, R. Tourtellotte, P. Goodwin, C. Winters, B. Bemis, D. Sloan, (MIDDLE) D. Bemis, K. McGonigal, D. Hoag, S. Wilber, C. O'Brien, D. Scrivener, L. Rosser, P. Mellon, Mrs. Colvin, (BOTTOM) M. Maerz, R. Dunwald, D. Young, M. Emerson, D. Harrington, D. Gaughan, R. Nichols, K. Blevins, B. Pentzien, T. Shields. (TOP) J. Moore, K. Swartfiguer, M. Wells, B. Cooke, G. Laubmier, J. Matthers, D. Hungerford, (MIDDLE) M. Tarbox, O. LaTour, D. Eklund, J. Tourtellotte, A. Klindt, T. Shampnois, B. Spindler, (BOTTOM) Mrs. Scott, M. Sloan, R. McLean, J. Bain, L. Scrivener, B. Platt, L. Barton, J. Harris, W. Bundy. (TOP) M. Lindholm, R. Miller, W. Hansen, R. Jackson, M. Nichols, W. Crumb, R, Miller, J. Kogut, D. Tracy (MIDDLE) C. Smith, M. Thompson, D. Young, N. Jacobs, M. Elliott, G. Wright, D. Campfield, C. Eccleston, L. Young, S. Davis, Mrs. Hilsinger (BOTTOM) G. Bundy. R. Carr, R. Harrington, W. Brown, R, Mudge, W. Harris, M. Gregory, R. Hansen. (TOP) T. Zoch, G. Moore, M. Laubmeier, P. Valentine, R. Davis, J. Bundy, J. Tremlett, M. Berube, Mrs. Milliken (MIDDLE) J. Bundy, R. Coon, L. Hoag, D. Davis, B. Collison, S. WeUs, L. DeBeauchamp. R. Bird (BOTTOM) J. Matthers, S. Parry, C. McElroy, B. Goodwin, P. Platt, D. Stone, K. Tracy (TOP) Mrs. Nielsen, L. Goodspeed, K. Collier, T. Miller, R. Miller. J. Poling, D. Quintin, c. Tarbox (MIDDLE) M. Lindholm, D. Elliott. M. Hoag, R. Mudge, B. Murphy, C. Lints, L. Yager, A. Joy, T. Gregory (BOTTOM) P. Thompson, J. Joslin, M. Gaughan, M. Cole, S. Eccleston, C. Eklund (TOP) D. Rowe, R. Nielson, D. Wilber, N. Williams, K. Littlewood, J. Jacobsen, S. Stillwell, L. Crumb, M. Jackson (MIDDLE) K. Bard, G. Spaulding, J. Barkalow, D. Hine, D. Miller, M. Pickens. S. Boyd, K. Hansen, S. Bowers, Miss Cerosaletti (BOTTOM) L. DeBeauchamp, K. McGonigal, E, Jacobsen, S. Morton, L. Cooke, C. Chase, M. Stone (TOP) R. Miller, R. Bardin, D. Campfield, L. Mallette, B. Williams, K. Dunwald, M. Bard, R. Barton, Mrs. George (MIDDLE) K. Goodwin, M. Lauria, P. Rollins, L. Miller, Y. Berube, S. Card, Y. Crumb, M. LaTour, B. Young (BOTTOM) J. Murphy, C. Whitehurst, R. Tarbox, F. Osborn, S. Hoag, B. Jacobs, J. Miller. (TOP) Mrs. Dixson, R. Crumb, D. Miller, L. Youngs, A. Cole. J. Winters, M. Mudge, E. Mallette, G. Miller, D. Spindler, T. Smallwood. Mrs. Miller (MIDDLE) J. Pope, N. Eklund, M. Miller. J. Carr, C. Card, R. LaTour, J. Pegg, K. Jacobsen, D. Shaw (BOTTOM) C. Bardin, N. Bainr T. Lum, D. Quintin, J. Goodspeed, R. Miller, C. Youngs, L. Stilwell, D. Smith, J. Stone ‘If we win men’s hearts throughout the world, it will not he because we are a big country but be- cause we are a great country. Bigness is imposing. But greatness is enduring.” Adlai E. Stevenson Athletics (STAR STAFF PHOTO) Morris 35 Morris 6 Morris 0 Morris 40 Morris 6 Morris 27 Franklin 12 Otego 7 Edmeston 18 Franklin 7 Otego 26 Edmeston 0 'DRIVE THE SHOULDER IN! STANDING: Bellott, H. B.; McWilliams, H. B.; D. George, H. B.; E. George, Center; Ryther, End; Matteson, Q. B.; Coach Dimao. SEATED: Elliott, End; Payton, Center; Morehouse, Guard; Matteson, End; Peters, Guard, Back; Palmer, H. B. TOP: Chase, H. B.; Hoffman, H. B.; Pegg, Center; Williams, H. B.; Kogut, Q. B.; Joy. Q. B. MIDDLE: Talbot, End; Hoag, H.B.; Swartfiguer, Center; Webster, Guard; Nichols, Center; Stone, End; Stafford, End. Managers: Pickens, Stone, Purdy, Hoag, Andrews, Ryther. GAME SCORES Morris 39 G-ville 46 Morris 38 S. New Berlin 38 Morris 65 Franklin 47 Morris 27 New Berlin 58 Morris 44 Laurens 59 Morris 45 Otego 43 Morris 45 G-ville 58 Morris 48 Edmeston 55 Morris 51 Draper 53 Morris 44 Worcester 57 Morris 56 Franklin 61 Morris 52 New Berlin 63 Morris 58 S. New Berlin 28 Morris 58 Otego 55 Morris 54 Edmeston 63 1962 - 63 SCORING Talbot 234 pts. 15. 6 pts. Matteson 122 pts. 8.1 pts. Peters 113 pts. 7. 5 pts. Elliott 108 pts. 7. 7 pts. Payton 67 pts. 4. 9 pts. Kogut 41 pts. 2. 8 pts. McWilliams 33 pts. 2. 2 pts. George 2 pts. . 2 pts. Williams 1 pts. . 2 pts. V arsity Basketball per game per game per game per game per game per game per game per game per game Junior arsity IBaskeiLall GAME SCORES Morris 30 G-ville Morris 31 S. New Berlin Morris 54 Franklin Morris 54 Laurens Morris 32 New Berlin Morris 45 Otego Morris 25 G-ville Morris 62 Edmeston Morris 46 Draper Morris 45 Bugbee Morris 60 Worcester Morris 35 Franklin Morris 38 New Berlin Morris 59 S. New Berlin Morris 55 Otego Morris 57 Edmeston SCORERS 27 Matteson 259 9 15 Webster 128 24 Joy 97 25 49 Elliott 76 36 Hoffman 37 45 38 Chase 25 29 Lyon 25 67 30 Smith 20 37 Cottle 17 13 36 Purdy 3 28 Hoag 2 Nason 2 The Morris JV s have a record of 8 - 2 in league play, are in 2nd place, and still have an oppor- tunity to finish 1st. Their overall record is 13 - 3. Matteson is our high-scorer. Webster is leading on rebounds with 140 and leads in assists with 51. Chase leads in foul shooting with 41°lo. The Varsity Rifle Team began its third year with a group of sixteen students out for the sport. Returning lettermen from last year’s squad are Jim Matteson and Tim Fay. Other members of the first team are Bill Davis, Tom Knapp, Dan Morehouse, and Dick Washburn. Paul Utter is the man- ager. Other new members are Brian Shamp- nois, Dick George, and Dick Hess. V arsity .Rifle i earn 1962=63 Morris is a member of the newly formed Algonkin High School Rifle League, the other members being Bainbridge, Deposit, Walton, Otego, Norwich, and Mt. Upton. The season is half over and the results have been as listed below. SCORES SO FAR INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Morris 1014 Bainbridge 1121 AVERAGE HIGH Morris 1045 Otego 1026 J. Matteson 223 232 Morris 1050 Walton 1103 T. Fay 217 227 Morris 1082 Deposit 1098 B. Davis 213 233 Morris 1068 Norwich 1074 T. Knapp 208 219 Morris 1093 Mt. Upton 836 D. Morehouse 198 219 Morris 1096 Bainbridge 1117 D. Washburn 189 207 Christmas visit of our ex-coach results in more practice. With the season half over two perfect scores have been fired. Jim Matteson fired a perfect 100 from prone position. Tim Fay fired a perfect 50, seated--the first one in the League to do this. Top individu- al highs for the year so far are Bill Davis with 233 and Jim Matteson with 232. olleyball 1962 LETTERMEN: Don Joy (Captain) Barry Frederick Steve McWilliams Dave Payton Jerry Peters Lee Peters Tom Talbot 1962 EASTERN TRI-VALLEY LEAGUE CHAMPS .Baseball 1962 GAME SCORES Morris 1 Otego 15 Morris 3 Worcester 9 Morris 1 Draper 10 Morris 5 Draper 1- •(No-hitter for L. Peters) Morris 2 Otego 9 Morris 7 Edmeston 18 Morris 0 Edmeston 5 Morris 3 New Berlin 6 Capt. L. Peters Morris 13 Franklin 7 led team with Morris 8 New Berlin 7 457 batting Morris 6 Worcester 12 average Morris 6 Franklin 8 LETTERMEN: Lee Peters (Captain) Don Joy Lynn Joy Steve McWilliams Dave Payton John Pegg Jerry Peters Tom Talbot Royce Webster Howard Elliott (Scorer) Robert Hoffman (Manager) Ken Stone (Manager) Dale Purdy (Manager) Ended season in 5th place tie with Franklin. Bettered our previous year's record by 3 wins! With a score of 58-55 f Vr . . � '. v.' ■ r ' v , •- - ■ SKjfc.'vV '■'• ; v. '••'•' v -V � Vv V . ► • V ; . Activities 'The United State? themselves are essentiali) the greatest poem . . .” Walt Whitman STANDING: M. Collier; C. Nelson; J. Walters; P. Knickerbocker; G. Snethen; M. Tourtellotte; L. Hurlbutt; T. Talbot; A. Sheldon; W. Ryther; J. Palmer; J. Elliott; D. Purdy; G. Smith; Mr. Stafford, Advisor. SEATED: E. Dodge, Sec.-Treas.; J. Matteson, Pres.; P. Kogut, V.-Pres. BACK ROW: Mr. Somborski; E. Wright; M. Walters; K. Hanson; E. Dodge; L. Saunders. FRONT ROW: J. Matteson; D. Payton; D. Morehouse; S. McWilliams. iBegimmer s IBan-rl M orris Central Senior Band 1962=1963 The Band entered State Competition in the spring of 1962 at Harpur College. Competing in Grade 4 the band received an A rating, scoring 117 out of a possible 120 points. In June of 1962 the band placed 2nd in concert competition at the Sherburne Pageant of Bands. This gives the band an over all record of concert competition at Sherburne of 5 first and 2 second places. Representing the band at the sectional all-state festival held in Syracuse in November were Eileen Dodge and Elaine Wright, clarinets; and John Matteson, baritone. During the 62-63 school year the band played for pep rallies, football games, the Senior Play and presented a winter and spring concert. Morris was also the host for the Area Music Festival held March 29th. The band will compete in Grade 5 at the 63 spring state competition. Solo ompetition E. Dodge A6 E. Wright B 6 J. Matteson B 6 C. Sheilas B 6 M. Capeland A4 J. Matteson A4 J. Davis B 4 These people competed In grades 4 or 6 music and received the ratings listed above. Every fall, in the month of November, in fourteen different areas or sections of New York State, a Sec- tional All-State Band, Chorus, and Orchestra are organized. Students from their respective sections participate in these organizations. These students are picked through recommendations from their directors. Following this, in December, the All-State Band, Chorus, and Orchestra are held somewhere in the state. These are participated in by students who are picked by state-wide auditions. Library Clubs MISS FLO - Advisor .future H omemakers of A meiricA Pep ( luj) What's everybody looking at?r WHAT'S MY LINE? Your rolls are very (heh, heh!) good, Miss Brewster. ARSENIC AND OLD LACE But Chonny, We got a hot stiff on our hands! Karen, Georgianna, Eileen Pat. Karen, Darlene, Pat J.V. C keerleaders Donna, Julie, Lorraine, Mabelle, Peggy, Linda, Jeanne Senior CHass .History FRESHMAN YEAR-1959-1960 Advisors - Mr. Kodrich and Mrs. Blaisdell President - Jim Middaugh - 1st half Karen Hanson - 2nd half V.-President - Jerry Peters - 1st half Tom Talbot - 2nd half Secretary - Elaine Wright - 1st half Lorraine Hurlbutt - 2nd half Treasurer - Chester Gunther - 1st half James Matteson - 2nd half Entered - Jerry Peters, Jim Middaugh,Chet Gunther, W. Livingston. Left - J. Bunting, R. Henderson, A. Kennedy, J. Hadsell, K. Flannery, M. Card, L. Shampnois, D. Mudge, S. Wright, B. Rosser. SOPHOMORE YEAR - 1960-1961 Advisors - Mr. Kodrich and Mrs. Blaisdell President -James Middaugh Vice-President - James Matteson Treasurer - Chet Gunther Secretary - Karen Hanson Student Council - Lorraine Hurlbutt, Tom Talbot Entered - Bob Bellott, Joan Bellott, Roy Rendo, Anne Livingston Left - Joan Bellott, Anne Livingston JUNIOR YEAR-1961-1962 Advisors - Mr. Kodrich and Mrs. Blaisdell President - James Middaugh Vice-President - Robert Bellott Secretary - Karen Hanson Treasurer - Tom Talbot Student Council - James Matteson, Lorraine Hurlbutt Entered - Judy Macumber Left - Roy Rendo, Judy Macumber SENIOR YEAR-1962-1963 Advisors - Mr. Lyons and Miss Flo President - Alan Sheldon Vice-President - Tom Talbot Secretary - Tom Knapp Treasurer - Chet Gunther Student Council - Lorraine Hurlbutt - James Matteson Entered - Carol Sorenson JAMES MATTESON TOM KNAPP CHET GUNTHER LORRAINE HURLBUTT ALAN SHELDON TOM TALBOT SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Tom Knapp Lynn Bissell Tim Fay Chet Gunther Tom Talbot Kay McKown Elaine Wright Mona Tourtellotte Bill Davis Dave Payton Jerry Peters Wayne Livingston Gary Johnson Jim Matteson Jim Middaugh Daniel Morehouse Steve McWilliams A1 Sheldon Bob Bellott Carol Sorenson Lorraine Hurlbutt and Karen Hanson President of the HGS (Humane Guppy Society) Announcer for WDOS on his Barefoot Bizz Show” Running City Hall Charging up San Juan Hill with his Polaroid camera Playing pro basketball and going to college in his spare time Up to her elbows in facial cream at Kay's Beauty Shoppe Pinching Pennies Beautician on the S.S. United States Solving mysteries for the Brooklyn police? Fighting overwhelming odds at Hamilton Still wasting time An executive of the Livingston Transportation Service Highway Commissioner for improvement of the dump rpad Writing his own book - How to Make Friends and Influence Enemies Teaching French in L'ecole Normale Struggling through English at college First All American from M. C. S. That's anybody’s guess Washing Dishes Making frequent trips back to New Jersey Sitting and thinking - mostly sitting Advertisers “Where liberty dwells, there is my country. Benjamin Franklin . nrn Best Wishes to the Graduating Class SCINTILLA DIVISION THE BENDIX CORPORATION Sidney, New York Compliments of Compliments ART’S of BAKE GIFT SHOP H. W. NAYLOR CO., INC. Phone 265 The Very Best Baked Goods Morris Morris, New York New York wmmm 402 Lackawanna Ave. Scranton, Pa. Phone DI 7-4634 steofivoocC 830 Capouse Ave. Scranton, Pa. 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