Morrisville Eaton High School - Amariah Yearbook (Morrisville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

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Q if-M wt '- s Morrisvilie, New Yorlit S' Tl,-1..n-A 1 O FOREWORD Beauty is snow-silvered tree tops, Tumbling waterfalls, placid azure blue lakes, Scarlet hued twilights when the sun takes its final bow for the day. Gleaming snowflakes beholding a moon's brilliance, Dripping, drooping willow trees after a summer's deluge. Nature is a sparkling, frolicsome brook, Spring bursting forth in the buds of a crocus, Rhythm of the wind's fingers ruffling the branches of an old oak tree, Shimmering greens, golden yellows, deep browns of patch work farms. Beauty abounds in nature, nature heightens beautyg Hazy mountain views, intricate, delicate weaves of a spider's web, An immense blue sky with dashes of feathery clouds and darts of chickadees, --Fascination for all who heed. The work of nature is manifest in poems, for poets seem to be able to envision beauty in places that we fail to discern. Here in our scenic countryside, our Chenango Valley, our native or adopted land where the best things of life are free, the hurried pace of our lives causes us to ignore the beauty that has been waiting for us since the onset of time. The exotic enchantment of faraway lands, the majestic grandeur of towering peaks, the ancient relics of lost civilizations attract multitudes of tourists. But should they contemplate the wonder of their own environment, perhaps the rhythm and contour of landscapes, our own scenic attractions would become better appreciated. TABLE of CONTENTS Cover . . . . . . Decorative Liner Goin' Home Chenango Valley Foreword .... Route 20 ..... . . .... . . . 2 Grades .... 'Bridge at Cazenovia Lake . . . . . '1 Junior High . . . Down the Reservoir Road . . . 29 Freshmen . . Ginney's Road ....... . . 35 Sophomores . . . . North Street Pond . . . . . . . 39 Juniors ,,,, Upper Pond Road ...... . . . 43 Seniors . . . Oneida Creek in Peterboro . . . . 47 Activities . . . North Street Waterfall . . . . . . 61 Music .... 'Callahan Brook in Winter . . . 71 Sports . . . A1derbrook Pond ..... . . 79 nEmcA non m,. mm, :z5.,,,a,.a W wg' wwf Zigfkixfw l'f5 1ff':1Y'5J'D f's.M 'fd WWSWWWW- MLW 19 ' 4 Ju- bv M,rff,,1f f1k,3nif,'f,fff:fwffWM, EGWWWKWWQQKWT wx ffzwiw ,mz1ia.pw54'Ji Gf,,7'f',Qi,MM9ff5, ,'Q5,5 Ug3 fPfw1W my -ffgK,gT5'V,5Dw,,i53' Qfyi W PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE To the class of 1958, It is easy to say that as the years pass you will have many memories of the place where you lived as a youth. In this respect, many philosophers have said that we are a product of our heredity and environment, that the influences of our past will prejudice our actions of the future. If this is truc, perhaps the future can partially be predicted for each of you. CONRAD ll. RUPPERT Supervising, Principal We have recorded for us the backgrounds of thc great and important people of our country. They themselveshave often referred to the days and experiences of their early life. Through such sources, we find that many of our statesmen, military leaders, authors, and educators came from small communities and rural areas. All of them did prior to the turn of the century and today, although we are a nation of cities, most of our leaders have similar backgrounds. When we consider the statements above, it might be true that your early life in the Morrisville-Eaton Central School arca will be an asset to you. The truth, however, is that this will depend entirely upon you. As mentioned, many peo- ple have similarly found it an advantage to live and attend school in a small community. CONRAD H. RUPPERT, Supervising Principal BOARD of EDUCA TION LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Harry Lyndon, Clerk, Harold B. Howard, Presidentg John C. Vanwyk, David R. C. Smith, Emily O. Marshall, Conrad H. Ruppert, Principal: and James D. Earl. l ,. . lil If' SECONDARY TEACHERS, FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Raymond Banks, Elmore Jenks, Carl J. Pillard, Paul J. Meurant, Irving G. Bowman, Henry J. McCann, Francis J. Ferro. SECOND ROW: Herbert Rob- inson, Reginald F. Dodge, Mrs. Beryl W. Record, Miss FranccsM.Becker, Mrs. Janet ll. Drake, Miss Patricia R. Schau, Mrs. Mabel Smith, Dan A. Nickel. THIRD ROW: Robert E. Wattles, Mrs. Elma Nor- ris, Marvin D. Skinner, H. John Gourley, Mrs. Claudia D. Carter, Mrs. Mary W. Dorrance. ABSENT: Clarence Mclntyre, Donald Miller. FACULTY ELEMENTARY TEACHERS, FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Miss Marguerite C. Butler, Mrs. Katherine Meurant, Mrs. Blanche N. Jones, Mrs. Mary M. Young, Mrs. Ann S. Pound, Mrs. Elizabeth J, Washbon. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Esther Smith, Mrs. Nila B. Jones, Mrs. Barbara M. Nurnberger, Mrs. Rocelia Howard, Mrs. Olive G. Williams, Mrs. Lauretta B. Blixt, Mrs. Martha S. Whipple, Mrs. Helen L. Rus- sock, Miss Doris D. Payne. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Rhea B. Wattles, Mrs. Esther J. Davis, Mrs. Janice W. Doane, Miss Janet A. Balcom, Mrs. Sylva Ellis, Miss Bernice D. Johnson. ABSENT: Miss Dorothy M. Wall. EMPLOYEES BUS DRIVERS are: FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Fred Close, Gerald Kelly, Theodore Saunders, John Campbell, Paul Charlton, Mrs. Pearl DeGroat, M. A. Roeller. SECOND ROW: Leon Mannig, Elmer Gregory, William Clark, Kenneth Andrews. ABSENT: RaySherburne, John Sautter, Avery Bush. Center Picture. CAFETERIA STAFF. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Carol Saxton, Mrs. Jane Stevenson, Mrs. Mary Laraway, Mrs. Isabel Harvey, Mrs. Maude Suits. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Charlotte Davis, Mrs. Walta Bush, Mrs. Theo Hagmann, Mrs. Manelta Lyndon, Mrs. Rachel Evans. Bottom Left. CUSTODIANS are: SEAT- ED, Left to Right: M. A.Roel1er, James C. Gallagher, John R.Campbell. STAND- ING: Gerald Kelly, Mrs. Martha Camp- bell, Avery Bush. Bottom Right: R. Harry Lyndon, Clerk, instructs Mrs. Dawn Lesher, stenogra- pher, in the use of the new Verifax Copier which makes photostatic copies. lg' ,4 In -3 5 tm? ii A,- Q fi 1 10 n- N I NN- . 75 , 1 - '-yetj,-.i., ' n :,. ... N :xg Q:','H 'sn ,, .' 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Rashford, M. Schuster, K. Starkweather, A. Harvey, R. Goering, R. Howells. KINDERGARTEN CIRCUS entertainers, Alan NOW LET'S SEE, what record shall we play Harvey, Carson Clinger, Arthur Cornett, James today, asks Mrs. Pound, as the boys and girls Jenks, Philip Ames, Kathleen Howlett, Brenda choose for a rhythm game they would like to hear Heisler and Claudia Howlett, get ready for an best. ass unbly. t KINDERGARTENS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: D. Parlneter, D. Duffy, D. Doxtater, D. Resnick, S. Thurston, P. Jeffrey, D. Allen. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Pound, D. Bliss, B. Abrams, S. Colvin, V. Ortman, J. Nurnberger, A. Brown, S. Seeley. THIRD ROW: R. Hatch, G. Davis, W. Hurley, G. DeLand, L. Baker, J. Ianovsky, G. Bach, P. Matthias. --l wn..a 1 .411 .I .,.all1nl.,. -,Y- -nuqnul-1,-ri l .1i-1..n1m1 in . if X . X J x if? . 113: .. x,, :,.f. kg X i Q X fpnil! lggyix A fix ii ggi 1 Ui A .Q-A f f. A W x n f ,f Q, v f-.wwf .,' Sf g4f'!'Q .. BF if is WWE if , qjnqq . NMA? 'V We 0 , + nip 'Q Adi 'gg af, me - '35 QQ . K, x X- 7 X 5 N Q xg Ai IV ws k ,jjq me. + 'ff R :':f'f'1 ' S R I-. . . W - jf., ' 57 uf f -namin- Qu.. -Q55 1 I lt +tL f 2. f- fi- FIRST ROW, Left to Right: L. Hatch, C. Butler, L. McCormick, G. Banks, S. Pashley, T. Roher, G. Cox, S. Crandall, L. Groves. SECOND ROW: D. Morris, C. Smith, I. Howard, P. Evans, M. Cring, M. West- cott, C. Field, D. Dooley, C. Crane, Mrs. Davis, J. Orth. THIRD ROW: M. Herboldt, D. Trush, L. Tainter, M. Stevens, D. Hildreth, E. Jones, T. Smith, P. Penoyer, W. VanS1yke. BEDECKED in gay masquerade costumes, first graders John Stewart, ,Toyce Howard, Carol Crane, and Peter Penoyer, hollowtheir pumpkins for Halloween .Tack-O-Lanterns. FIRST GRA DE ff 3 is ll ARITHMETIC has a new twist for first graders, ELIZABETH JONES get practical experience in John Orth, Michael Stevens, Diane Morris, artithmetic while making change to her class- and Pamela Evans, because they use imaginaw- mates, Scott Crandall andMeri1eeCring andplay- tive number stories. ing enjoyable games of storekeeping. 1 H h .X . S TS N Q S y i . X fi ki .K K ' W ,X - '92 I . 1 XX 555 xr b..!'QixS.Sir 3 . i E i Akk: x 1 . X- QL h wx. Q -. ' V KQIA 5 ww if . XX wg Egg 3.6, Xin at . L. h .. . of ' Ss - J X l . K .wxgw X wi 'Q KR FN .,. mx ' A .Q ish L ,fsimx .Q ,J x l . I 3 LL .X . X 1 5 Z ity' SX 1 X - H .E gk . ., Q . 5 .Nerf xNX. Xi. -R. wi 3 W .Ax i --V 86: gl 1 4' iA,.1L',x' 'vnu' ,n . ,,.n'x 'u X gs ,Q ,X Q. 3 -I' ,' if Q .s Q. , S ri? x Q Q -f,,so an V.. - .. .Q N , , S... x X- .QA X . .ii v Q. 21331 is s S .- - Q ' ,- sg is 'Qi QR? Q -1 S as Q . J fi K xx af . in K . X NSS-3' aa Q io an QI! 1 M x kf . 5 4' 'XL f Q h X -' J 1, s X gg, X: 45 , ff-i fp J ? Q S 9 V M 9 Q Q ww X 0 F3 SECOND GRADE PEGGY CLARK helps her classmates learn their words by pointing to pictures on a chart, while the others look on and follow in their Friendly Village reading books. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: M. Smith, R. Curtis, P. Doane, E. Roher, D. Clark, B. McCormick, P. New- comb, T. Evans, R. Taylor. SECOND ROW: W. Butler, D. Warham, S. Tayntor, P.Clark, C. Penner, J. Roher, J. Smith, S. Franklin, E.Hockridge, A.Lyndon, Mrs. Washbon, A. Wayand. THIRD ROW: N. Riggell, N. Orth, J. Brown, H. Matthias, P. VanSlyke, M. Cramer, G. Anderson, P. Pugh, A. Brower. SHARING GAMES in Mrs. Washbon's activity per- ARITHMETIC AIDS utilized by Mark Cramer, An- iod, the children are allowed to show the different drew Wayand, Andrew Brower, Nancy Orth, Susan games they have brought from home. Tayntor, and Jody Roher take common forms. Ili l- sw- 1 1- g. SECOND GRADE NEOPHYTE ARTISTS, Amber Thurston, Martin Koehler, Thomas Jenny, and James Lee, fashion papier machc'bowls as Christmas presents for their parents. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: D. Warham, R.Stevenson,S.Bono, D. Holbert, D. Jones, D. Roher, M. McCann, D. Barriger, J. Isbell, G. Clark. SECOND ROW: G. Trush, J. Nurnberger, P. Spurling, D. Bush, B. Way, V. Kent, S. Nelson, S. Williams, M. Duffy, Miss Balcom, M. Koehler. THIRD ROW: J. Lewis, T. Deveny, D. Jenny, A. Thurston, R. Laraway, J. Reed, R. DeLand, N. Winkler, T. Howells. LET'S FIND WHERE we live, suggests Amber BOARD WORK. Dean Roher and Donald Warham Thurston to Duane Jones and Nancy Winkler, feel important as they do their arithmetic at the as they look at the globe during geography class. blackboard for the first time. 1-' FIRST ROW, Left to Right: R. Stevens, T. Vancor, P. Crandall, R. Hedger, J. Holborn, E. Howard, J. Gourley, P. Pike. SECOND ROW: L. Franklin, M. Curtis, K. Jones, T. Lee, S.Roher, L. DeLand, S. Wright, J. Smith, G. Mosher, Mrs. Jones. THIRD ROW: S. Groves, R. Evans, T. White, B. Sauer, R. Lent, L. Thayer, T. Sterle, M. Field. THIRD GRADE CUPID'S ASSISTANTS, L. Franklin, R. Stevens, P. Bishopp, and R. Hedger industriously assemble gaily decorated Valentine boxes in preparation for the February 14 festivities. SNOW WHITE, Joan Smith, is scolded by dwarfs DOLL HOUSES are carefully constructed by J. P. Pike, R. Hedger, I. Anderson, D. Roberts, Gourley, T. Vancor, B. Sauer, P. Crandall, and and R. Evans while Witch L. Franklin, consults R. Hedger in connection with their social studies Magic Mirror, L. Thayer. unit on homes. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: D. Gips, W. Jones, R. Suits, D. Smith, R. Warham, J. Clark, J. Anderson, J. Roher, SECOND ROW: K. Kent, E. Forslund, J. Rodda, L. Coffin, D. Golas, L. Marshall, G. Eiholzer, M. Curtis. Mrs- Young. F. Crane. THIRD ROW: J. Pashiey, L. Tanner, N. schurer, J. Blackman, D. Roberts, L. Wart, C. Field, S. Brown. THIRD GRADE NOON-HOUR DIVERSION on a rainy day is en- joyed by J. Anderson, R. Warham, and F. Crane as they watch W. .Tones take his turn at the spinner in a fast game of Calling All Cars. JUNIOR BOTANISTS H. Matthias, J. Roher, M. Curtis, and J. Pashley display their science project on germinating seeds to the class. PANDORA, D. Golas, heals the troubles played by D. Smith and N. Schurer in the play presented by Mrs. Young's third grade for an assembly program. 1 FOURTH GRADE WILL IT RING? , is asked by Robert Davis, Roy Crossway, Thomas Hatch, Susan Deland, and Naomi Rodda as they apply a dry cell for elec- trical power. FLRST ROW, Left to Right: H. Abrams, P. McCann, W. Carter, F. Allen, M. Roher, C. Isbell, G. Cox, D. McCormick, L. Jenks, M. Allen. SECOND ROW: M. Hildreth, B. Matthias, M. Deland, W. Newcomb, S. Deland, N, Rodda, P. Bishopp, C. Thompson, Mrs. Meurant. THIRD ROW: R. Lindsey, S. Griffiths, R. Crossway, R. Garrow, M. Marshall, D. Howe, N. Jones, M. Owens, R. Davis, C. Woodcock, T. Hatch. FOURTH ROW: E. Golas, T. Laraway, S. Oswald, I. Carswell, J. Failing, G. Cruiksharlk. FIFTH ROW: F. Chafee, D. Lewis, N. Wood, D, Isbell. WATCH THAT SAW seems to be RoyCrossway's thought, as he and Mary Marshall help Melvin Rohcr work on boat construction as a project. HALLOWEEN'S NOT SCARY when four masked party goers, Naomi Rodda, Larry Jenks, Dianne Isbell, and Margaret Hildreth enjoy the class .i 1.l...a il. .,..... rmrrv. FIFTH GRADE SCIENCE EXPERIMENT puts the theory of heat into action, as it is performed by D. Wright, C. Jones, R. Brower, I. Brownell, N. Evans, and I. Herring. QVHMQ Ng FIRST ROW, Left to Right: N. Owens, R. Brower, R. Sawyer, T. Gourley, E. Bartholemy, D. Holbert, I. Barriger. SECOND ROW: J. Ortman, M. Lindsey, L. Schurer, N. Evans, A. Gregory, M. Downs, I. Brownell, Mrs. Doane. THIRD ROW: A. Beck, I. Herring, C. Jones, S. Suits, L. Winkler, R. Heisler, B. Wilkes, P. Dorgan, D. Vaillancourt, I. Smith, D. Bush. WORK PERIOD on Weekly Readers and class book holds the serious interest of a group of pupils in Mrs. Doane's fifth grade. I7 VALENTINE'S DAY is a welcome setting for a class party, as the students show their hearty enjoyment over candy, cookies, and soft drinks. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Crandall, S. Barriger, J. Bono, M. Resnick, R. Howlett, R. Holbert, L. Howe. SECOND ROW: B. Brooks, P. Roberts, E. Vaillancourt, M.Eiholzer, L. Field, N. Clark, M. Crumb. THIRD ROW: D. Mosher, R. Hedger, M. Brown, S. Sussman, D. Clark, S. Korzeniewski. FOURTH ROW: G. Bliss, R. Richardson, R. Kaveny, P. Sawyer, G. Valerio, L. Cruikshank. FIFTH GRADE PILGRIMS COME TO LIFE, as Diane Clark, Rita Hedger, Louise Field, Stewart Barriger construct their idea of a Pilgrim Village and the Mayflower. BUSY FINGERS BELONG to D. Mosher, M.ReS- DOES THIS LOOK OKAY? inquire S.Korzen- nick, R. Howlett, and M. Crumb, left to right, iewski and S. Sussman, as L. Cruikshank takes as they burn designs on blocks and demonstrate a peck to see what Santa Claus brought. the various techniques in woodworking. Q-MW Q-44 ' f '51 3 u.. .n-.u-.1-1 I...-1 -1 H. wi-gi l SEE THE U.S.A. via the bulletinboardbeingpre- IT'S HALLOWEEN TIME as fifth graders C pared by Raymond Curtis, Peter Doroshenko, Smith, S. Johnson, N. Brownell, A. Tayntor James Mennig, Susan Johnson, and Georgena J. Suits, dress for a grade assembly. Dalrymple. FIFTH GRADE FUN WITH WIRE is enjoyed by Bonna Butler, Henry Grabow and Sue Brown, left to right, as they display people made of wire on the out- side bulletin board. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: A. Tayntor, T. Doane, H. Grabow, S. McKee, E. Lopez-Mena, P. Doroshenko, G. Kent, G. Church, SECOND ROW: R. lleisler, B. Butler, C. Smith, R. Duffy, N. Brownell, C. Bush, G. Dalrymple, Mrs. Howard, THIRD ROW: P. Deland, D. Garrow, J. Suits, I. Newcomb, S. Brown, J. Sawyer, S. Johnson. FOURTH ROW: D. Olmstead, R. Curtis, J. Mennig, R. Olcott. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: W. Warham, I. Nickel, C. Rivenburg, R. Reynolds, D. Jones, W. Wilcox, E. Morris. SECOND ROW: M. Wilkinson, P. Huntley, K. Hynes, N. Neville, P. Roher, P. Thurston, J. Way, B. Spaulding, Miss Johnson, R. Church. THIRD ROW: J. Wayand, D. Cardner, P. Jenks, B. Streeter, K. Howells, R. Davis, V. Warner,J.Thaisz, M. Piper, D. Dorrance. FOURTH ROW: T. Smith, S. Vaillancourt, I. Abrams, C. Dodge, J. Baker. SLEIGH RIDE SCENE develops under the hand of Philip Jenks as John Nickel, left, Robert Warham, Charles Rivenburg and Becky Streeter hopefully wait to help with the finishing touches. SIX TH GRADE ANGELS APPEAR on the sixth grade window as Pam Huntley offers her contribution to the Christ- mas decorations and Kitty Howells gives helpful suggestions. AS THE EARTH TURNS, so turn the hours of learning for Barbara Spaulding, Tom Smith, Donald Cardner, Donna Dorrance and Eugene Morris as the study of Italy contributes to their global knowledge. MACARONI PASTERS Mary Ann Gerbig, left, Christine McNamara and Mary Ann Richards learn to make mosaic designs in their elemen- tary art class. BOOK WORMS P. Groves, L. Butler, K. Van- Slyke, S. Lee, Mrs. Drake, M. L. Stevens, K Roeller, R. Hedger and J. Drake select their reading material from the grade library. SIXTH GRADE ALLEMANDE LEFT exchange of Christmas gifts is accomplished by Ella Mae Miles, Linda Stevens, .Teralyn Brown, Delores Wright, DanChandler and Isiah Worden during one of 57's liveliest Christ- mas parties. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: A. Smith, D. Ames, M. Denison, L. Tayntor, P. Groves, I. Worden, D. Chandler, G. Korzeniewski. SECOND ROW: S. Dorrance, E. Miles, C. Woodcock, J. Drake, D. Wright, M. Ellis K. Roeller, Mrs. Williams. THIRD ROW: R. Hedger, F. Groves, K. VanS1yke, M. Gerbig, C. McNamara, I. Brown, M. Stevens, S. Lee, L. Butler, R. Hauck, J. Cramer. FOURTH ROW: E. Vai1lancourt,I. White T. Tucker, W. Earl, D. Roher. 1 x QmQ.'wv F? QQ? 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SECOND ROW: Roger Judd, R. Herboldt, J. Peckham, K. Lodor, L, llill, I. McCormick and Richard Judd. EATON GRADE SCHDDL GRADES 3 AND 4 THE NEW BOOKS for their room hold the interest of .Tack Sterle, Douglas Chilson, Wayne Brown and Katherine Lodor during their free reading time. , l FOR YOU, MOTHER, think Joan Peckham, Patricia Perry and James Curtis as they put THE CHRISTMAS STAR is painted by james the final touches on their mothers' Christmas Kogut while Sheila Peckham paints the Shep- presents. herd on the mural for the third and fourth grades. 'rg Q as 23 ?,,.l,- l - FIRST ROW, Left to Right: S. Perry, R. Lowe, S. Sherburne, J. Sterle, R. Crandall, C. Hill, L. Campbell, W, Clinger, Mrs. Russock. SECOND ROW: T. Sawyer, M. Brown, B. Stratton, P. Schroer, J. Harris, G. Sternburgt, M. Clinger, G. llill. GRADE SCHUOL Progress Chad READING PROGRESS CHART is brought up-to- date by Bob Cramphin and Garel Sternburg by putting a gold star by Bruce Stratton's name. CANDLE MAKING, which is an annual event of the Yuletidc season, absorbs the time of Lyman Campbell, Robert Lowe and Mary Clinger. 24 PRESIDENT SHIRLEY SHERBURNE listens to Ronald Crandall discuss the Christmas party. Secretary Bill Denny, right, takes notes. Vice- President Jean Sterle is on the left. ni.. , nu-un-1-.tffszn-f x 4' fiffi FIRST ROW, Left to Right: E. Grabow, S. Clark, Z. Tayntor, N. Renner, E. Bliss, R. Diable, M. Edwards, Mrs. Ellis. SECOND ROW: B. Stewart, D. DeGroat, J. Parmeter, D. Tucker, R. Ortman, A. Davis, V. Colin, R. Corpin, J. DeGroat. THIRD ROW: H. Frank, R. Martin, D. Dunn, R. Colvin, L. Perry, D. Dailey, PETERBORO GRADE SCHOOL GRADE ONE D. Brownell, V. Bartlett. FOUR CATS, take away one, and you have three is agreed upon by Aaron Bliss, Deborah Dailey and Van Bartlett as they use the number chart. THREE BILLY GOATS GRUFF' is on channel three and Deborah Tucker, Zaida Tayntor, Donald DeGroat, and Hamilton Frank view the televised I I xt!! f , processional. Y x VOCABULARY is learned by first graders while using the sound chart. Here is being sounded out by Joan DeGroat, Anna May Davis, and Deborah Brownell. 155, ,V .Y in PETERBORO GRADE SCHOOL GRADES TWO AND THREE TURKEYS ARE MADE by Mary Riley, left, Richard Morris, Margaret Resnick, Steven Griffin, and Douglas DeGroat in learning more about the Thanksgiving tradition. ig ! gb FIRST ROW, Left to Right: W. Colvin, R. Ward, R. Reynolds, F.Richardson, D. Brown, I. Logan, G. Frank, R. Ortlnan, R. Morris, Mrs. Jones. SECOND ROW: A. Ellis, S. Everlith, G. Bounds, L. Ortman, F, Shay, K. Bach, M. Resnick, L. Colvin, F. Ortman. THIRD ROW: D. Bush, M. Riley, K. Shaver, L. Parmeter, D. DeGroat, M. Renner, E. Reynolds, C. Reynolds. ABSENT: I. Loveless, S. Griffin. J. Dailey, M. Holmes. ' girl ' V ,aff -'tw wwfj THE LIBRARY TABLE is enjoyed by James TRAVEL INFORMATION is shown to theclass by Loveless, left, Frederick Richardson, Imogene Fern Shay, Dennis Brown, Sharman Everlith, Logan, Kristine Bach and Delores Bush as they 26 left I0 right. as they explore the travels in their learn more about what a library is like. reader. PETERBORO GRADE SCHOOL GRADES THREE AND FDUR THANKSGIVING TABLETOP is arranged by Mary Spaulding, left, Terry Wilkes, Arlene Grabow, Merry Lou Frank, and Harriet Diable to illus- trate the first celebration. q 1-xavl FIRST ROW, Left to Right: D. Brown, S. Parmeter, M. Riley, M. Spaulding, M. Hurley, R. Thaisz, W. Martin, B. Dorrance, F. Vaillancourt. SECOND ROW: S. Baltusnik, R. Hynes, B. Baltusnik, D. DeGroat, R. Wright, D. Stewart, J. Diable, R. Tucker, T. Wilkes. THIRD ROW: G. Bounds, S. Shay, J. Frank, H. Diable, A. Grabow, A. Bartlett, K. Dailey, M. Frank, Mrs. Smith. ABSENT: R.Gerbig, L. Thurston. FRONTIER DAYS are studied by Terry Wilkes. NEW METHODS in farming are shown by Roger 1efI.Ge0r2,ia Sauve.MiChe1Ri1ey.Wi11iamMarIir1, Gerbig, front, while Robert Hynes and Fred MHFY SD-wldillg. Beth DOFYHHC6 alld RiChH1'd Vaillancourt illustrate equipment used in earlier Thaisz who learn how the colonists lived. 27 history by our grandparents. DURING GYM CLASS, Alan Morton, John Sterle, HELPING MR. WATTLES total Student Council and Ray llollenbeck, make good use of the new ballots are: Ruth Ann Choate, Sharon Joslin, ping pong table, a present from the 1957 gradua- Helen Crane, Mary Parker, and Sandra Slocum. ting class. I T I oe'ii e 1 I, Q5 MEMBERS OF THE HOME MAKING CLASS, M-E,C.S. VOLLEYBALL TEAM, FIRST ROW, Norma Jean Wilkinson, Ellen Brown, Sharon Left to Right: I. Saunders, J. Griffin, I. Wil- Church, Sharon Denny and Dorothy Field, use liams, R. Sherburne, J. Koehler, P. Johnson. a model kitchen for planning, future kitchens. SECOND ROW: E. Jones, R. Hamilton, W. Brown, B. Gerbig and F, Markowski. WlIEW, WHAT A GAME! exclaims score- PLAYING DOUBLES, Kenneth Rifenburg Md keeper Ruth Ann Choate to bowlers Anita Choate, Philip Johnson, hope for the best and prepare for Judy FitzSimmons, Beverly Ames and Jane Fitz- the worst while returning a tricky serve in bad- Simmons. millf0U- 28 ' mf. 1 xwfi 1.13 2. ,, js .x - -.v..iv 3.3, , '- P VF' 4 , M, .. nf Q, ' . x W- M- s. --Q .4 vm: ' X NM . QQQ ' 1 57,3 nt . Bin . X , . W .,. ,haw-'N' ,. wg Q.-f- Q h Q 'Ei' Q' Q- ,QQ Q swf'-D P- X' ,i ggi? , Q . ss vu 1 k ... i.....f,,,M ,B . v K V - M- --s-an-pqvw Q -Nw-f 'x 2- MM - K Wm i........,......,m.,. A.-n..,s,,N my X I v . x, , Q ep . r w 'iw w Y x -v I. Wi .I U NIOR HIGH A shadowy highway cool and brown, alluring up and enticing down. ' . f ' Y? . J Q HAPPY OFFICERS, Linda Curtis, left, President, Mary Oakley, Secretary-Treasurer, Paul Stoker, Vice-President, take time out from business discussion for a well-earned laugh. CLIMBING THE STAIRS to heights in student government begins for representatives Robert Judd and Virginia Church to junior high Student SEVEN TH GRADE TEMPERA PAINTERS Carol Tucker and Janet 1 Hatch now become paint cleaners as another semester of art draws to a close. ' Council. I FIRST ROW, Left to Right: R. Hatch, P. Stoker, E. Jones, D. Conklin, C. Hewitt, R. Wilkinson, P. Delfino. SECOND ROW: M. Dunning, J. Carswell, S. Hatch, M. Neville, L. Szewczyk, S. Wilkes, D. Hynes, Mrs. Dorrance. THIRD ROW: M. Oakley, L. Curtis, C. Gips, C. Suits, J. Roberts, M. Davis, V. Thayer, G. Bounds, J. Abrams, S. Clark, H. Wood, D. Wright, M. Jones, V. Church. FOURTH ROW: J. Mennig, H. King, W. Brooks, L. Berry, R. Smith, L. Markowski. J FIRST ROW, Left to Right: H. Thurston, C. Colvin, R. Bush, T. Rodda, C. Gaylord, P. Winkler, R. Judd, P. Lyndon, E. Mennig. SECOND ROW: T. Curtis, S. Clark, C. Anderson, A. Suits, R. Quido, H. .Tones Mr. Dodge. THIRD ROW: D. Garrow, C. Tucker, S. Dutton, T. Streeter, E. Miles, C. Stevenson, J. Failing I. Hatch, P. Brooks, R. Way, J. Roberts, P. Martin, F. Riggall. FOURTH ROW: T. Foster, R. Stoddard G. Long, S. Taylor, F. Riordan, W. Cobb, S. Hoffman. IIUMAN HANDS of Walter Cobb and Warren Holtham prove to be an uneven match for the vacuum produced by the atmospheric pressure machine. SEVEN TH GRADE TINY TOT, Sherry Sawyer, waits patiently while seventh grade homemakers, Connie Stevenson, Phyllis Brooks, Sandy Clark, and Sondra Dutton, fit the recently made kindergarten painting smock. GIRL POLITICIANS lead the student government in room 234. Center, Amy Gail Suits, President. Left, Connie Stevenson, Vice-President and Sondra Dutton, Secretary-Treasurer. N-N, ' FIRST ROW, Left to Right: H. Tucker, R. Webb, E. Reynolds, J. Hynes. J. Bishopp, R. Roher, M. Brown. SECOND ROW: K. Niles, L. Wootton, M. Perry, I. McLaren, P. Honsinger, D. Talbot, Mr. Miller. THIRD ROW: R. Matteson, W. Herring, K. Evans, L. Crumb, M. Bushnell, S. Olmstead, C. Hockridgc, R. Streeter, J. Shaver, C. Earl, J. Deveny. FOURTH ROW: D. Dodge, R. Wart, E. Vaillancourt, S. Jones, EIGHTH GRADE PIGSKIN PUSHERS of the eighth grade. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: D. Dodge, J. Doane, M. Brown, F. Riggall, P. Stoker, P. Lyndon, D. Conklin, R. Bush. SECOND F. Smith, R. McNamara, M. Gerbig, T. Cossitt. .IL ,Y A-A Mennig, H. King, F. Groves. THIRD ROW: I W, Oakley, J. Church, H. Wilkinson, J. T Deveny, D. McLaren, E. Ford, G. Long, E. Reynolds, Coach Mclntyre. TAKING IT EASY are class officers, left to right: J. Bishopp, Vice-President, M. Perry, SMOKE SIGNALS, the junior high newspaper, Secretary, M. Bushnell, President: D. Dodge, is getting its last minute check as M. Jones, V. Treasurer: discussing minutes of the last meet- Church, P. Drake, M. Bushnell look over the ing. stencils. '. -iv... -fn. , . .W-I ...s..u..w..t,.,a.-Q-1 ROW: P. Winkler, R. Judd, P. Martin, E. 4 . .Q I M to ,, s g.-Q--... PRESIDENT JOHN DOANE, right, Vice-Presb PAINTING DESIGNS for the E, W. Edwards dent Richard McKee, help Secretary Marita Scholastic Art Award Exhibit are, M. Lopez- Lopcz-Mena correct minutes of the last meeting, Mena and M. Resnick as Mrs. Norris, art as Treasurer Carol Crossway, left, looks on. teacher, gives advice. EIGHTH GRADE THE FORCE PUMP is demonstrated by Donna Talbot to Catherine Earl, Mark Brown, Phyllis Honsinger and Margaret Bushnell in Mr. Bank's general science class. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: A, Herboldt, R. Brown, R. McKee, W, Bastian, W. Slocum, D. McLaren, J, Church. SECOND ROW: G. Hill, C. Strong, S. Smith, C. Crossway, L. Piper, G. Shay, Mrs. Norris. THIRD ROW: D. Diable, J. Roher, P. Drake, M. Galbreath, M. Resnick, M. Huntley, M. Lopez-Mena, M. Lodor. FOURTH ROW: W. Oakley, J. Doane, E. Ford, D. DeGroat, K. Martin, D. Harvey. ,sf p I y 7552 .S CENTERPIECES FOR FLOWERS are made IN THE CULINARY DEPARTMENT, How- by Home Economics girls, Carol Ilockridge, ard Tucker and William Herring lick cookie Ruth Eddy, Marilyn Lodor and Kathleen dough while Frank Smith and Raymond Wart Evans, who swapped places with the Indus- make Toll House cookies. trial Arts boys for two weeks. sw 41 f-1-at f irtl,, A SLIP-MOLD CASTING for ceramics class APPLYING AN UNDERGLALE COLQR gb- iS UCIIIOIISIFHICG bl' CHUGIOU Harvey, Don- sorbs the time of Kathleen Niles and Joan ald Brown and Lee Winkler as they pre- Shaver as they prepare their Ceralnic pare to make ceramic pieces. pieces for 3 fig-St firing, 1 at ffw W 1 ' SPINDLE TURNING on the woodlathe is done ARC WELDING is practiced by Harold by John Colvin as Mr. Skinner checks his Baker, left, while James Sterle looks on, work with the outside calipers during In- in the metals department of the Industrial dustrial Arts class. 34 Arts shop. - ff' l X a i ,Q Q A f , 'v ff. r Y K ,vm - sw: H 15 :Q 59 K PH' ff -A 5' Q- Q v Cf' , Q. jx. vh '- mg' C ,f U .xv A gi 1, 'Nix' l K, .. m fs, nV A 1, 'VL Q Ltlmif' Q iiWK Q F RESHME N W NY . . X1 A Q - It is good to Sifgxe road, amkgoing omg knows not where, 3 X Through the gm drift of thp Suse, 1E9me41?Mhp wn of the air. if ' -W - Wi., -' .Sf V ig FIRST ROW, Left to Right: R. Davis, R. Wilcox, J. Stoker, R. Chapman, D. Davis, P. Buchanan. SECOND ROW: C, Schroer, D. Hynes, B. Judd, B. Failing, W. Evans, D. Bennett, Mr. McCann. THIRD ROW: C, Littlefield, S. Reese, W. Jones, D. Rollins, S. Roberts, M. Cramphin, K. Cobb, P. Harvey, A. Anderson, S. linker. FOURTH ROW: D. Brower, C. Gips, M. White, J. Dorgan, and W. Ogrydziak. FRESHMEN FIRST ROW, Left to Right: D. Chandler, E. Nourse, J. Colvin, H. Baker, D. Ames, D. Brooks, J. Sterle. SECOND ROW: S. Jones, L. Baltusnik, D. Penner, R. Doroshenko. J. Brown, C. Joslin, Mr. Ferro. THIRD ROW: M. Suits, C. Heisler, M. Roeller, A. Choate, R. Korzeniewski, J. Denison, M. Davis. FOURTH ROW: D. Cronk, R. Everlith, C. Hagmann, E. Rifenburg, and D. Ginney. il v17 : , -M1 -1111. ihglx GET A JOB, admonish Shirley Roberts, Cor- inne Joslin, Wilma Jones, Sylvia Wootton and Kay Cobb, left to right, as they look up occupa- tions for use in social studies. 'fha ry. I' ,W-'J' ,.. ,Qu ., . W. '-.. ' ' N X w-Nwmuv my .. P5 'P POSTER COMMITTEE, composed of Susan Reese, Wendy Evans, Rosalie Korzeniewski and Carole Schroer, work hard on posters for the class spaghetti supper. TOP BRASS, Bob Davis, Vice-Presidentg Mary White, Secretaryg Marca Roeller, Treasurer, and even Carl llagmann, President, help in serving the customers at the supper. FASCINATED COOKS, Rosalie Korzeniewski and Janice Brown, are hard at work slaving over hot spaghetti and sauce while preparing for the supper. r S BIG BITES are taken by all at the freshman class Christmas party including Mr. McCann. Last remarks -- Food was good and g,ames were hep! TllE HUMAN SKELETON is examined by Penny Harvey, Shirley Baker, Kay Cobb and Barbara Judd as they learn more about the structure of the human body. sr, l' 4 'Quinl- TEA FOR TWO is on the minds of the library QUEEN FOR A NIGHT, Judy Crane, dances with staff as they serve the faculty during Book Week. her escort, Harold Rollins, at the Fall Festival. ANYONE FOR THE MOON? quer ics the members of the chemistry class as their experiment sput- niks skyward under the serious f?l surveillance ofMr. McCann. This is an experiment using heated zinc and sulphur to produce a violent chemical reaction. MECHANICAL DRAWING STUDENTS exercise their skills in drafting plates on geometric con- THE MAD MORNING RUSH f0l' IBIS bus DUDUS. struction during eighth period, begins the clay for Mrs. Carter, school nurse. . 1- -1---1gn , . . xi5GQ5+Yi:,g: iiifiwgw iifigfw -. I ffQEIX'2w: I x X5 3 -. S Q .1-Q ' L Fw, . 3 5 k Tm Y Q s X - , f :A 1 - 5 K5 Qw:':Q.,-fv SQEQSSEXQQF3 'ii is.. A. --- 1 QM.. .. X .Y Q wif' - . T My N.. . , 1 W cz, xx .X eggs!,,,,.QMyXQx . - WV -s. A A .. Q ,Y .Q .XNQA ,N ,.NRSggQ1i5g-f,3..QEysX x hw , Q 6 . K A . 1,3 :X ,Q .. .,,,J., :gg-M, ,,, ff--.ff,. .vw . an My 1 8. x ' xF'..x - . X or wi. n 4. 1 f E M N ' 1 C w K Y t k l . -rg X s. A , 'V f .1 .QQ 7 .Tak 'K 'K W if x'xk -5 si is ' S 1 -1 ' 'I T0 , -. . - jx, X, Q. r X? E m. 5, Y ' -g ' ,,x- ,, X .'?, A , ' Q wif: Lxi .gb Q. 3. fit 5 ms ,L Fig ,lx 5 531 ' ' iw - E., ,H x - P. sg M X--k galaxy 4 S Q: Q his j 1 . .0 5 K: K 4 Q :X L ?flv!g -f P J, Qs? sv N gg ,E 1 -, w-aw wg? ,M N i?Q-.A,:!L3f:.f.: -, A fm -sy Q 1 ' H . i . .J A r':s..fb 'Q 57. -R A f ' -h'A lf . . ' ' Q T F .. .QQ-, FIRST ROW, Left to Right: D. DePuy, H. Riggall, R. Baker, G. Penner, H. Winkler, J. Saunders, R. Griffin, R. Markowski. SECOND ROW: H. Vaillancourt, J. Chilson, P. Roeller, J. Janovsky, P. Steven- son, K.Blixt, J. FitzSimmons, Mr. Banks. THIRD ROW: C. Mennig, K. Hauck, O. Olcott, D. Wesseldine, D. Bush, H. Hoffmann, E. Lyndon, B., Hall, S. Jones, C. Harvey, F. Brooks. FOURTH ROW: W. Cole J. Williams, A. Smith, D. Brown, J. Koehler, W. Matteson, D. Lawyer. SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW, Left to Right: L. Jones, R. Griffiths, C. Houghton, L. Clark, L. Bookhout, N. Barriger, P. Bush. SECOND ROW: H. Hamilton, G. Arnst, C. Matteson, M. Lee, E. Owens, R. Rowe, D. Laraway, Mr. Bowman. THI.RD ROW: N. Hatch, E. Brown, B. Roher, P. Reynolds, M. Brower, D. Smith, G. March, L. White, J. Herboldt, J. Dorrance, K. Wayand. FOURTH ROW: B. Murray, W. Jones, H. Wootton, B. Wightman, E. DeGroat, M. McCumber, I. Sutherland. BEWITCIIING COOKS at the Sophomore dance. STUDYING ENGLAND for their world history J. Herboldt, H. Hamilton and E. LYHUOH. DTC' projects, in the library, are, left to right: J DMG FFSIICII fl'ieS Whiflh H- Riseall Sells IO the Janovsky, C. Houghton, D. Smith, H, Hamilton customers. B. Murray, and R. Griffiths. DISC JOCKEYS Dick Cerri and Sherm Brodey look over records to give away at the Witch- craft dance, with W. Carter, M. Wilkinson, C. Tucker, and D. Bennett assisting. IIEIXRTBREAKER Wayne Matteson displays the auricles and ventricles to Harriet Hoffman, Janice Chilson, Sharon Jones, as James Williams pauses thoughtfully from the text. K x x N' ..Q, CLASS OFFICERS of the sophomore class dis- cussing minutes of a class meeting are, left to right: L. Jones, Treasurer, J. Koehler, Presi- dent, P. Stevenson, Secretary, and W. Matteson, Vice-President. STATIONERY CAPTAINS, Karen Hauck and Lynda White, check boxes of stationery which they have received for the annual sales cam- paign of the sophomore class. ,4p PLOTTING LOCUS on the blackboard in the mathematics room are, left to right: D. Dodge, J, FitzSilnmons, E. Lyndon, and P. Roeller, as other geometry students look on. THE STENORETTE is used by Sandra Slocum as she transcribes an assignment on the electric typewriter in the business lab I'OOITl. BOOK WEEK is announced by Barbara Newton, Carol llockridge and Linda Piper as they begin decorating the bulletin board in the library. --emit -.5 ls...- s,Q 'u... ----..., HUNGRY FOOTBALL FANS at the Morrisville- Stockbridge football game gather near the window of the refreshment building as Sharon Denny, G. A.A. member, takes their orders. K A- M-w-a. NUMBER SCALES of the elementary algebra class are demonstrated by, left to right, W. Evans, G. Littlefield, M. White, Mrs. Record and W. Ogrydziak. CURRENT MAGAZINES on the magazine rack in the library are skimmed by Allen Morton and Benjamin Wightman, senior high boys. ,,... .WM , . 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Q Ag!-' ' if 4 1 L ' 'Ki x Q I ' as-A vu . i, s , .X K . K .. P fr. N 8 1 10' .r . r Q fe '1 .-P Q Q , ? X vi f i if! x , . s L J Q .gswi 1 , K W, F c , X 1 in FIRST ROW, Left to Right: L. Roberts, R. Tanner, D. Hatch, W. Suits, R. Sterle, P. Johnson. SECOND ROW: Il, Nickcl, V. Arnst, E. Parmeter, I. Ellis, I. Horan, V. Crossway, Mr, Gourlcy. THIRD ROW N. Stoker, V. Evans, I. Crane, E. Whipple, E. Wilcox, E. Bishopp, A. Church, D. Weir, C. Isbell, M Parker, R, Morton, B. Newton, R. Owens, C., North. FOURTH ROW: R. Rifenburg, F. Markowski, C Sxcwczyk. TEAM LEADERS, Enid WhippleandVirginia Crossway, show the sales made at the middle point of the class campaign. The class sold over 31000 worth of magazines. JUNIURS SPUTNIK? giggle delighted juniors, as they look at Josten's Satellite ring design. It's out of this world . SERIOUS JUNIORS listen carefully to maga- zine selling instruction during a hurried- up noon hour. A certificate was awarded each pupil for sales amounting to 5530. ll qi. 4 if z 'ILE if Q ihxg, I dl' f R f' iw Q E! 'Q-W W .R R S X N Q .5 .Q Y X WS. F5 Nu 3 A Sit I S1 my Q Q gig? W if Q xg-9 Q sr? 'E ' 5 gr 1 SLINUING SAUSAGES, Phil Johnson fills plates at the STRINGING STREAMERS is exact- nnnrwr pancake snpper for waitress Dorothy Weir. The ing work to Ginny Crossway and snpper was nnder the partial sponsorship of G. L. F. Bnnky Evans, decoratitnis chair- man. l 1112 JUNIOR USIIIERS, Carole Isbell, Nancy Stoker, Ruth WORKING STEADILY after the pancake snpper, Ann lxiorttni, and Richard Tanner, take time before Richard Tanner rinses L1 baking: sheet as Lavy Roberts uninnenreinent for a pit-tnrtw. stands armed with a dishtowei. QVIIIN NORMA JEAN WILKINSON, King: Terry READY FOR ANYTHING, Innior Marshalw Domtliy Index, .ind jnnitn' Allendantsjndy Crane and Philip Weir, Barbara Nickel, Barbara Newton, and Virixinia Johiistni slilfl danvingx after the coroiiatiun. 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N . , . b P Q A Q' V yi? yi , , ,dm r, M- Q'- 1 : P , A J , xii, ,,, xv-v ' Mr r- .:.Lr:1.r:. 1.2, A SENI W X A-L ' it On1y an idle lmle stream, Q 1 Wlibse a'mber waters softly gleam, -' .r ,sg g'Wh51g I may waded through woodland shade, is ' st the fly, and loaf, and dream. . r - As wriyzfrx r . ,M 1.4 .Hi ELEANOR BA STIAN LIVENGOOD Business Homemaking Chorus 1-45 Senior Ensem- ble 1-45 Band 1-45Bt1siness Club 45 Basketball 15 Hoc- key 1-35 Badminton 25 Ar- chery 3. WAYNE BROWN Agriculture F. F, A. 2, 35 Football 2-45 Baseball 2, 45 Volleyball 3, 4. MYRTLE CAMPBELL Science and Math Student Council 45 Class Treasurer 25 Junior Marshall 35 Amariah Staff 45 Drama Club 3,45 Chorus 2-45 Senior Ensemble 1-35 Or- chestra 1-45 Band 1-45 Dance Band 2, 35 String Ensemble 1-45 Hockey 4. BEVERLY AMES Mathematics Chorus 1,45 Amariah Staff 45 Business Club 45 G. A. A. 15 Cheerleading 1,25 Basketball 15 Bowling 45 Hockey 15 Badminton 1-4. ROBERT ANDERSON Science and Math Band 1-45 Bowling 2-4. MARY LOU BROOKS Mathematics Business Club 45 Basketball 1-45 Drill Team 15Vol1ey- ball 1-45 Badminton 1-45 Track 2, 3. RUTH ANN CHOATE Amariah Staff 43 Business LELAND CARDNER Science and Math SHARON CARSWELL Business and Homemaking Amariah Staff43 Chorus 1 -43 Senior Ensemble 43 School Newspaper 3, 43 G. A. A. 43Basket- ball 1-43 Softball 1-43Vol1eyball1-43Track 3, 43 Archery23 Cheerleading 3, 43 Lacrosse 1, 2,43 Majorettes 1-33' Business Club 43 Pep Club 4. Science Student Council 33 Chorus 1-43 Amariah Staff 43 Bas- ketball 13 Hockey 1-33 Bowling 2-43 Badminton 2'4Q Track 23 Archery 2. l SHARON CHURCH Science and Math Club 43 Chorus 1'4: Senior Ensemble 1'4: Drama Club 43 Basketball 1,25 Volley- ball 13 Hockey 13 Badmin- ton 13 Drill Team 13 La- crosse 23 Softball 1,2. HELEN CRANE Science and Math Amariah staff 43 Newspaper Staff43 Business Club 43 Drama Club 3, 43 Chorus 1-43 Basket- ball 1, 23 Volleyball 1, 2, 43 Softball 13 Bowl- ing 13 Badminton 1-43 Hockey 1,23 Track 23 Lacrosse 1,2,43 Archery 23Senior Ensem- ble. RAYMOND DAVIS Agriculture Student Council 43 Basketball 1-43 Football 1,23 Baseball 1,23 Track 2. DEANNA DODGE Science and Math Amariah Staff 4, Chorus 1- 4, Senior Ensemble 1-4, Band 4, School Newspaper 3, 4, G. A. A. 3, 4, Color Guard 3, Basketball 1, 3,4, Cheerleading 2, 3, Volley- ball 1-4,Hockey1-4, Soft- ball 1-4, Badminton 1-4, Track 2-4, Lacrosse 2, 4. JAMES EVANS Baseball 4, Transferred from Hamilton Cen- tral 3. GEORGE FEARON Science Class Treasurer 4, Amariah Staff 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Projectionist Club 1, 2. 50 SHARON DENNY Mathematics Amariah staff 4, Business Club 4, Chorus 1- 4, Senior Ensemble 1-4, School Newspaper 3, 4, G. A. A. 3,4, Color Guard 3, 4, Basket- ball 1-4, Volleyball 1-4, Softball 1-4, Cheer- leading, 2, Badminton 2, Hockey 1-4, Track 2-4, Lacrosse 2-4, Archery 2. RICHARD DEPUY Science Basketball 1-3, Football 1-4, Baseball 2,33 Chorus 1,2, Orchestra 1, 2, Band 1,2, Bowling 2, Projectionist Club 2. PAUL EIHOLZER Science and Math Business Club 4, Drama Club 3,4. DOROTHY FIELD Business Chorus 1-4, Drama Club 4, Business Club 4, Volleyball 4. JANE FITZSIMMONS Science and Math Amariah Staff 4, Chorus 1-4g Basketball lg Bowling 2-4g Hockey 1-23 Badminton 2, Track 2. BERNARD GERBIG Science and Math Chorus 4g Drama Club 3, 43 Basketball Manager 2g Foot- ball 25 Baseball 2, 4g Basket- ball 4. IANICE GERBIG Science and Math Amariah Staff 4g Ch or u s 1-4g Senior Ensemble 13 School Newspaper 35 Lib- rary Club lg Drill Team lg Basketball 1, 4, Bowling 2-45 Badminton 2-4. DIANNE HAGMANN LODOR Science and Math Class Secretary 1g Chorus 2-4g Sehior En- semble 3, 45 Orchestra 1-4gBand 1-4g School Newspaper 4g Cheerleading 1-4, Basketball 1-4g G. A. A. 3,4g Volleyball 1-45 Badmin- ton 2-4g Track 2g Lacrosse 2-4, Pep Club 4. RAY HAMILTON Science and Math Class Secretary lg Band lg Baseball 1-4- Football 2, 3, Basketball 1-3g Bowling 1,2. DONNA JANOVSKY Science and Math D. A.R. Good Citizen 45 Vice-President of Student Council 45 Class Secretary 2, 45 Junior Marshall 35 Amariah Staff 45 G.A.A. 1-45 Orchestra 1,2, Cheer- leading 2,35 Ba sketball 1-45 Softball 3, 45 Badmin- ton 2 -45 Hockey 1 -45 Track 2 -45 Lacrosse 2 -45 School Newspaper 4. SHARON JOSLIN Science and Math Class Treasurer 35 Amariah Editor-in-Chief 45 G.A.A. 3,45 Junior Marshall 35 Senior Ensemble 1-45 Chorus 1-45 School Newspaper 45 Basketball 1-45 Hockey 1-45 Badminton 2, 35 Lacrosse 1, 2. PETER KORZENIEWSKI Science and Math Amariah sraff 45 Chorus 2-45 Orchestra 1-45 Band 1-45 Dance Band 2, 35Basketball Mana- ger 2, 35 Projectionist Club 1,25 Track 2. RAY HOLLENBECK Science and Math Amariah Staff 45 Chorus 3,45 Football 3,45 Track 25 Pep Club 4. JACK HOUGHTON Science and Math Class Vice-President 15 Student Council 45 Football 35 Basketball 1-45 Baseball 1-4. EDWARD JONES Science and Math Orchestra 1-45 Band 1-4 Football 1-45 Baseball 1-4 Volleyball 35 Track 2. PAUL LEE Science and Math Orchestra 1-43 Band 1'4Q Dance Band 1-33 Basketball 1,25 Bowling 33 Track 2. RUSSELL LITTLEFIELD Science President of Student Council 43 Vice-Presi- dent of Student Council 33 Class President 2, 33 Boys' State 33 A. L. Oratorical Contest 1, 3,42 Orchestra 13 Band 13 Drama Club 3, 4. TERRENCE LODOR Science Class President 43 Class Vice-President 33 Basket- ball 23 Football 2 4: Track 2. SHARON MATTESON Science and Math Amariah staff 43 Chorus 1-43 Senior Ensemble 2, 43 Orchestra 23 Band 23 String Ensemble 23 Drama Club 43 School News- paper 43 Hockey 2, 3. F. F. A. 1,3Q ALLEN MORTON Agriculture Baseball Manager 23 Football Manager 2, 33 Basketball 23 Bowling 2-43 Business Club 4. HARRIS SHAY Science and Math Amariah Staff 43 Business Club 43 Ch o r u s 2'4: Track 2. ROBERT SHERBURNE Math Class Secretary 23 Amariah Staff 43 Junior Marshall 33 A.L. Oratorical Contest 33 Business Club 43 Drama Club 3,42 Chorus 2'4: Orchestra 1-43 Band 1-41 Dance Band 2,31 Projectionist Club 13 Bowling 2-43 Pep Club 4. SANDRA SLOCU M Science Student Council 4s Amariah Staff 43 Business Club 43 Drama Club 43 Library Club 43 Warrior Chronical Staff 43 Basketball 33 Vol- leyball 3, 43 Bowling 3, 43 Track 33 Badmin- ton 43 Transferred from Wheatland -Chili Central 3. HOLACE SMITH Science Chorus 2'4: Orchestra 1-41 Band 1 4: Dance Band 1-43 String Ensemble 1'41 Foot- ball 1, 33 Bowling 3, 43 Baseball 2. WAYNE SMITH Business Baseball 1-43 Basketball 1'4Q Bowling 23 Track 2. JOHN STERLE Agriculture Business Club President 43 F. F. A, 12335091- ball 2-43: Track 2, CLASS COLOR: Pink and Silver CLASS MOTTO: but how . CLASS FLOWER: White Carnation It matters not long we hve BARBARA TUCKER Science Basketball 2-45 Softball 2-45 Volleyball 1, 45 Badminton 2-45 Hockey 2-45 Lacrosse 2-45 G. A.A. 3,45 Chorus 1-45 Senior Ensemble 3,45 Orchestra 3,45 Band 1,45 Girls' Trio 2, 35 Dance Band 4. CLAUDINE WEED Science Amariah Staff 45 Drama Club 3,45 Library Club 1,2,45 Business Club 45 Chorus 15 Senior Ensemble 15 Archery 2. CLASS ADVISORS: CHAIRMAN: Dan A. Nickel Janet H. Drake Carl I. Pillard Elmore Jenks l JEAN WHITNEY Science and Math Student Council 25 Class Vice-President 2, 45 Ama- riah staff 45 Drama Club 3,45 Chorus 45 Senior En- semble 45 Orchestra 1-45 Band 1-45 Dance Band2-45 String Ensemble 1-45 Bas- ketball 2-45 Hockey 2-45 Softball 2, 45 Volleyball 45 Badminton 25 Lacrosse 2. NORMA I EAN WILKINSON Business Secretary-Treasurer of Student Council 45 Student Council 35 Amariah Staff 45 Business Club 45 School Newspaper 45 G. A. A. 45 Color Guard 45 Basketball 2,45 Volleyball 1-45 Cheerleading 1-45 Softball 25 Bowling 3, 45 Badminton 2-45 Hockey 1-45T1'aCk3, 45 Lacrosse 3, 45 Pep Club 4. IAVENE YOUNG Science Amariah Staff 45 Girls' State 35 Chorus 1-45 Warriors Chronical 45 G. A. A. 2-45 Basket- ball 1-45 Softball 1-45 Hockey 1-45 Volley- ball 1-45 Badminton 1-45Track2-45Lacrosse 1-4. SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT, Terry Lotlor, left, accepts the scholarship plaque, for the second consecutive quarter, from Russell Littlefield, Student Council president, with a firm handshake. ASPIRIN, handy partner to the term paper writer, is Jean Whitney's offering to Bernard Gerbig, Raymond Davis, Sharon Matteson, and Norma Jean Wilkinson. BEVERLY AMES tensely awaits the click of CONFUSION REIGNS SUPREME as members of the shutter for her scnior portrait, while Mr. Mills urges her to act her care-free self. INCHES increase as news stories are taped together by ll. Shay and S. Slocum while D. Dodge, S. Joslin and L. Cardner admire a journalism pin received for 40 published inches. I is the senior class debate the various styles offered to them in graduation announcements. X41 SELECTION OF POCKET BOOKS for the senior class is made by I. Whitney, C. Weed, P. Kor- zeniewski and M. Campbell while R. Littlefield is obviously diverted from the subject. - 7-1-1-an-wwe. - 1- 1 xx ig . , f x if we 'Wi 2 1i'ff Ei 1 1 iii mf EQ i3g'3i3j5,1g,di 1 A A K mfg GU 2? - Q' P , Q , .4 ,, ,.4.. , iQ ,av LV A fl 1 asf? WH wif f , 79' ' x .U l.,. 3 '- H' B76 -0 I i HIGHLIGHT ofthe junior-senior prom is the c o r on a t io n pro- ceedings marked by the en- and King T. Lodor. So1dier's Revelation. ROYALTY at the junior-senior prom is led by T. Lodor, king, and N. Wilkinson, queen. Others in the court are G. Szewczyk, C. North, D. Ianovsky, I. Houghton, I. Crane and P, Johnson. RUSSELL LITTLEFIELD, County . . American Le ion Oratorical trance of Queen N. Wilkinson . g Contest winner speaks on A AN OPAQUE PROJECTOR is being inspected by Helen Crane, chairman of the senior class gift committee and Robert Sherburne, as a possible gift to the school. DONNA IANOVSKY, D.A.R. Good Citizen repre- sentative from Morrisville, submits her essay en- titled Our Goodly Heritage , to Mr. Ruppert for entry in the contest. SENIOR DINNER DANCE held at Trinkaus Manor gets under way with a banquet followed by the reading of the class will, presentation of awards and entertainment. 59 f 'ri Q 5 'se 'ln fi,. i , f at r 1 V Jef J S A JUKE BOX get the finishing touch from S. Denny, while ll. Shay, R, Hamilton, ll. Smith, and D. Dodge prepare streamers and letters IMNCE IDECORATIONS prove a for the Senior Record Review. long, tedious job according to S. Slocum and I. Sterle as they hang false-ceiling streamers for the Senior Record Review. TOP CHRISTMAS CARD SALESMEN, E. Liv- YlKESl I CAN COOK! shouts Sharon Denny engood, J. Whitney, N. Wilkinson, and B. Ger- as Norma Jean Wilkinson, Ray Hamilton, Peter big receive pen and pencil sets from Sales Man- Korzeniewski and Paul Eiholzer look on in agcr G. Fearon, while S. Church, center, takes disbelief. first prize camera outfit. i f i 2 1 CUPCAKES, pop-corn balls, and calories greet members of the senior class as they fill up their ALLEN MORTON fails to escape Sandy Slocum's plates during refreshment time at their Christ- clutch during a fast game of wink-um at the mas party. senior Christmas party. ,gpuuvvm-,S sv-'gif js 'sm 6 Mr .4 Q X M X Q A N ', ' K . if . Q 'AN Q 4 xwgxx ' , - Riff Aknlgyggxuxs Q P N , Q Q, X I gf Q Q - ' x '- A 1 if X ,ff ,W gm f f K .. J QL K J L Q kk L RQ- v 4 A w.,3eL!,Q X A. Q .Jo '1 k 'N A a fwmgg X . N x Q , ' 'naw N! Q 'B f-ff... , Q :lj-1, 1' A ' 4-K 'K k ' vt' K 0 Nh k 1 gg.. F k ,f ' A p .qv X, J' --L f -u ' - Q-www-,ww '- -Nix ' 'x sp , fiiv-Ns 5, , ,Qggv X A Q. -wf..Qgk-,A-',i ,L A at 5 F, r ' ,k Q! X RX -1 --A ww -N X . L.LL H if. wmlw A A' +0 'lv' M 6 - QE 'Xi .L X iw V QP Q X, Q. il K , xx .W - c si X nk ' X rr , ff Q- S QQLQ Qfxg ' 1 H 'v Xw ,g,, f mv ' 'X 11-c'fQTfQ5Sfx K 5 .N ,Q 5 C xL.L X his A Y x 7 b A., 3, .Q , . is . N443 'S 3. gf' Q A ' wg A - , mg f 'fL.'1 P , , X ,-Offliugg' :YK 5.1: .awk ...Q 'Quark was ff Q X Q 5 'N 'ia t . i .QW U ' 'H ,r 4 7' -wi if 'lx ,nf . Lil' I r, ' . ,X ,SIX gi xg , ' 531 Qiaggwii .1-Q x , ., ,Ex X LMXY R W. Kim' xv, QL GF' fears A .L m, 'way' HIGH HONOR GROUP, FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Katherine Earl, Marilyn Jones, Susan Olrnstead, Patricia Drake. SECOND ROW: Mary Resnick, Terry Gips, Connie Stevenson, Kathleen Evans, Maeve Huntley. THIRD ROW: Mary Galbreath, John Doane, John Deveny, Richard McKee, MargaretBushnel1. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOLAS TIC HONORS HONOR GROUP. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Paul Martin, Sondra Dutton, Mary Oakley, Kathleen Niles, DirindaHow1ett, Linda Curtis, Sandra Lynne Clark. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Honsinger, Robert Matteson, Paul Winkler, David Dodge, Paul Lyndon, Jacquelyn McLaren, ABSENT: Tonya Curtis. X IIIGH HONOR GROUP. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Janice Janovsky, Deborah Smith, Carl Houghton, Kristine Blixt, Wendy Evans. SECOND ROW: Claudine Weed, Enid Whipple, Sharon Joslin, Judy Fitz- Simnrons, Crystal Gips, Mary White, Donna Janovsky, Beverly Hall. ABSENT: Marilyn Brower, David SENIOR HIGH SCHOLAS TIC HONORS HONOR GROUP, FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Wilma Jones, Myrtle Campbell, Harriet Hamilton, Gloria Littlefield, Marca Roeller. SECOND ROW: Sandra Slocum, Barbara Nickel, Eleanor Livengood, Sharon Brower. Denny, Janice Gerbig, Barbara Newton, Jean Whitney. THIRD ROW: Virginia Crossway, Margaret Crarnphin, Philip Buchanan, Carl Haggmann, Rodger Wilcox, Wayne Matteson, Robert Sherbnrne, George Fearon, Ellen Lyndon, Helen Crane. ABSENT: Karen Hauck, pn, .3 WY adv FIRST ROW, Left to Right: C. Suits, M. Brown, P. Honsinger. SECOND ROW: V. Church, M. Huntley, P. Judd. L. Crumb. THIRD ROW: J. Church, D. McLaren, H. Wilkinson, I. McLaren, M. Lodor, C. McIntyre, advisor. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT CUUNCIL PRESIDENT HOWARD WILKINSON calls for the treasurer's report from Marilyn Lodor as .Tac- quelyn McLaren takes minutes during a junior high Student Council meeting. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL is on its way SCHOLARSHIP PLAQUE for the second marking, as Mary Oakley and Marie Dunning register period is presented to Margaret Bushnell, presi- Snndra Clark as a Party One member. dent of homeroom 125, by Howard Wilkinson, junior high Student Council president. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: V. Crossway, D. Weir, M. Campbell, L. White. SECOND ROW: R. Little- field, N. Wilkinson, D. Janovsky, Mr. Wattles, Advisor C. Harvey. THIRD ROW: S. Slocum, I. Hough- ton, C. Hagmann, Ray Davis, R. Wilcox, Robert Davis. SENIOR HIGH S TUDENT COUNCIL TYPICAL MEETING presided over by Student Council President Russell Littlefield gains the attention of Council members as they discuss W the Business Club charter. . TO THE POLLS goes Donna .Tanovsky ponder- CONVENTION CONVENES and quietly listens ing her ballot as Jean Whitney Oversees voting as Sharon Joslin seconds the nomination of and N. Wilkinson, M. Campbell, C. Harvey and Donna .Tanovsky for Vice-President - Treasurer R. Littlefield contemplate election results. of the 1957-58 Student Council. 65 -Slli? if-XNDU5 Y' ET THESPIAN ' ..-if A DAY AT THE RACES is the theme of l'm a Fool. The cast includes, BACK ROW, Left to Right: I. Horan, S. Slocum, B. Gerbig, P. Eihol zcr, G. Fcaron. BOTTOM ROW: M. Campbell, M. Galhrcath, and P. Korzeniewski. BACKSTAGE SUPERVISORS, Left to Right: Peter Korzeniewski, Bernard Gerbig, and Russell Littlefield operate the lighting as Sharon Matte- son, seated, prompts the actors. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: D. Field, S. Slocum, S. Matteson,J. Whitney. SECOND ROW: P. Korzeniewski R. Littlefield, M. Campbell, G. Littlefield, R. Sherburne, Mr. Wattles. THIRD ROW: P. Harvey, C. North, S. Reese, J. Horan, S. Church, R. Morton, R. Korzeniewski, M. Galbreath, B. Nickel. FOURTH ROW: B. Murray, G, Fearon, P. Eiholzer, B. Gerbig, and H. Crane. The M. E. C. S. Thespians Club was formed in the fall of 1956 to promote the interest of dramatics in our school through participation and activities in plays. The club has grown to a membership of 24 since its beginning and produced five one-act plays, one of which won the Chemadon League prize in 1957. As a Thanksgiving play, the club presented I'm a Fool, which was given in an assembly. At Christmas, members of the club acted in the Nativity tableau as part of the Christmas musical program given to the public. No one-act play competition was held this year because of the upset winter schedule, but in April several members of the club attended a dramatics workshop at Cortland with the club adviser, Robert Wattles. Activities attended at this workshop were presentation of plays, make-up and costume demonstrations and a lecture on stage movements. The Thespians concluded the year with a bake sale, as a money-earning project. Thespians were presented with membership pins on the night of the senior play. ,bltnqe MAKE-UP MAN George Fearon puts THESPIANS' OFFICERS sta nd i ng at the c1ub's the finishing touches on Jean Whit- bulletin board, are Russell Littlefield, President, ney as a make-up demonstration Myrtle Campbell, Vice-President, Gloria Littlefield, for the drama club members. Treasurer, and Robert Sherburne, Secretary. 3 J' 5 , gl f x 2' sf Q . X THREE SHEPHERDS, played by Harris Shay, George THE THREE KINGS view the Star of Bethlehem with Fearon, and Benson Murray, sleep by their fire in wonder in the Christmas pageant. From the left are IHC ChriSIHl21S Dlily. Holace Smith, Mark Brown, and Kent Martin. 67 it YEARBOOK STAFF, SEATED CLOCKWISE, Left: P. Korzeniewski, B. Nickel, C. Weed, J. Gerbig, N. Wilkinson, S. Carswell, B. Ames, G. Fearon, D. Janovsky, H. Crane, J. Young, D. Dodge, ll. Shay, S. Slocum. STANDING, Left to Right: R. Sherburne, S. Denny, R. Hollenbeck, J. Whitney, S. Joslin, editor- in-chiefg R. Choate, J. FitzSimmons, S. Matteson, S. Church, M. Campbell. In the beginning there was an idea: and the idea became a reality, and the hopes in the minds of the Amariah Staff became the new comprehensive 18th edition of the Morrisville-Eaton Central School Amariah, Student flavor is actually an overtone that pervades the book as a whole. As a staff, we have fundamental, immediate and personal purposes in getting out our annual. They are that our book, 1. Will be a memory book that you will look at and read with pleasure, 2. Will be worth the money it costs, 3. Will be meaningful, desired, waited for, looked-forward to, widely bought and owned with pride. . Q:-ff iss' N E LAUGIITER IS THE KEYNOTE of the Yearbook MIXING BUSINESS WITH PLEASURE, Janice :Staff meeting, as members, Left to Right: R. Gerbig serves refreshments to some of the hard Sherburne, C. Weed, M. Campbell, J. Fit2.Sim- working yearbook members, Left to Right: S. mons, and S. Denny fill out subscription blanks. Church, S. Joslin, S. Matteson and D. Janovsky. 68 Iii? Q.: g 5 i. D X LIBRARY CLUB, FIRST ROW, Left to Right: C. Weed, D. Weir, MIS. Drake, M. White, S.SlOCLlITl. SECOND ROW: S. Roberts, G. March, L. Piper, D. Laraway, D. Smith, V. Arnst, K. Wayand, C. ls- bell. M. Roeller. TIIIRD ROW: I. Denison, C. Hockridge, R. Korzeniewski, B. Newton. vi fs 'N , ' ILKSTNOVVC-M' I ,HL 4 K 5 I 1 5 . , Q . A f A SS- PILES OF PRESENTS and miles of smiles BUSINESS CLUB MEMBERS: GerbiQ,,Shf1y. are the custom at the Library Club Christ- Denny. Eiholzer. and Church Operate the dupli- mas party. CHIOY- BUSINESS CLUB, FIRST ROW, Left to Right: D. Field, S. Slocum, S. Carswell, C. North, I3. Ames, Mr. Jenks. SECOND ROW: J. Gerbig, R. Choate, N. Wilkinson, J. Sterle, V. Crossway, S. Denny, E. Bishopp, N, Stoker. THIRD ROW: H. Crane, E. Wilcox, S. Church, R. Hollenbeck, A. Morton, P. Eiholzer, V. Arnst, A Church, O. Olcott, F. Markowski. ,,, 1... A ,av l FIRST ROW, Left to Right: B. Newton, S. Slocum, D. Dodge, D. Janovsky, N. Wilkinson, D. Field. SECOND ROW: M. White, R. Morton, E. Bishopp, S. Denny, S. Carswell, V. Crossway, B. Murray, R. Wilcox. THIRD ROW: R. Davis, H, Hamilton, J. Young, V. Evans, D. Lodor, S. Joslin, C. Gips, H. Crane, S. Matteson, J. Whitney, Mr. Jenks. NEWSPAPER STAFF THE WARRIORS CHRONICAL co-editor, Sharon Carswell, and Sharon Denny, type a stencil and letter headlines on the mimeoscope for the news- paper, while Mr. Jenks oversees. SCIENCE CLUB MEMBERS Richard Ames, COMPONENT PARTS of a radio are displayed Philip Buchanan, Douglas Davis, and David according to a schematic drawing by Paul Eihol- Brooks, are mounting meters and constructing zer and Harris Shay for an entry to the science electrical buzzers as club projects. congress. b-1 .X MUSIC Every pine and fir and hemlock Wofe ermine :oo dear for an earl And the poorest twig on the elm tree was xidged inch deep with pearl. , wiv A e.-e femmes SENIOR BAND Includes, FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Whitney, M. Campbell, B. Tucker, D. Hagrnann, P. Harvey, M. Galbreath. SECOND ROW: E. Bastian, J. Horan, M. Jones, M. Bushnell, D. Penner, K. Wayand, P. McKee, I. Dorrance, K. Martin, I. Ianovsky, P. Lee. THIRD ROW: R. Markowski, V. Thayer, D. Conklin, G. Penner, R. Griffiths, D. Brooks, D. Smith, B. Hall, P. Korzeniewski, E. Bishopp, L. Markowski, E. Jones, K. Evans, W. Jones, R. Sherburne. FOURTH ROW: P. Stevenson, R, Anderson D. McLaren, David Dodge, Deanna Dodge, Mr. Meurant, H. Smith, J. Doane. SENIUR BAND .l LOADING INSTRUMENTS, the band prepares to leave for the Cornell - Brown football game where they will join in a mass band of 3000 players. TOO COLD, say pep band players as they play a march to warm up at the Stockbridge game. MAIORETTES include, FIRST ROW, Left to Right: C. North, M. Lee, G. March, V. Arrlst, L. Crumb. SECOND ROW: V. Crossway, S. Denny, L. White, P. Roeller. 72 XS- 5,5 w if 2: 5' ' J, e - JX X: . X WMA. 'P X 1 X Xggw X. X in 4 .Xiu A 4 X kj-Q4 Q S ' '- - X 'X X. x N K XX k jg X fi? X SX Q- K 8 ! X, Kg 3, S Ak X XX X 'g X L A S X X X T A X X X. Q XXX -X kj: X Lx . X xxx X Cb- W1-SKQX f .. ' ' -A ruff' - 'f ww' X 'A gigs- ' 1 X X -ff-XX X , X Xx X' X 0 S Y Q RQ X- X .X ,X pw ,- fs . , X XL.. X, 2 K 2-limi' ,ff X XT fi' 'N X N K Q 3 is 6 ,D X XX x Cir -113.1123 . A X XE. Q QW, 'ek' W 2 'Q :fm ' W 1. I nu. i,'v 5.-fy, v X A ,gf ,. if ' 7 3 xx-2-19 ' A my fm .L ! INSTRUMENTAL ALL-COUNTY group includes, SEATED, Left to Right: J. Deveny, P. Lee, R. Mc- Kee, J, Horan, B. Hall, R. Sherburne, STANDING: D. Dodge, E. Jones, K. Evans, D. Lodor, M. Bush- nell, J. Dorrance, E. Brown, B. Tucker, W. Jones, J. Whitney, P. Drake, G. Littlefield, H. Smith. 5- X4 ' L 4, K' Q JUNIOR BAND includes, FIRST ROW, Left to Right: G. Church, K. Howells, M. Jones, M. Bushnell, M. Galbreath, R. Way, J. Bono, J. Drake, D. Wright, V. Thayer. SECOND ROW: D. Olmstead, R. Iled- ger, L. Church, W, Wilcox, D. Conklin, T. Doane, D. Brooks, K. Martin, R. McKee, P. Sawyer, W. Jones, J. Deveny. THIRD ROW: L. Crumb, E. Morris. J. Doane, W. Bastian, R. Judd, R. Streeter, Mr. Meurant. E, .. fm X VOCAL ALL-COUNTY group includes, SEATED, Left to Right: M. Campbell, P. Stevenson. STANDING: N. Wilkinson, R. Hollenbeck, D. Dodge, J. FitzSimmons, F. Markowski, P. Korzeniewski, B. Gerbig, H. Crane, R. Littlefield, H. Shay, S. Church, B. Murray, S. Denny. 74 JUNIOR GIRLS' ENSEMBLE mcmdes, FIRST Row, Left to Right: s. Eddy, D. Wright, D. Hynes, R. Eddy, J. McLaren, Miss Schau. SECOND ROW: V. Thayer, C. Stevenson, L. Piper, R. Streeter, S. Taylor, C. Tucker, D. Talbot. THIRD ROW: K. Evans, C. Suits, L. Curtis, S.O1mstead, M. Huntley, P. Drake. GIRLS' ENSEMBLES SENIOR GIRLS' ENSEMBLE includes, FIRST ROW, Left to Right: S. Matteson, G. Szewczyk, C. North, N. Wilkinson, S. Denny, S. Carswell, M. Parker, E. Whipple. SECOND ROW: D. Bush, V. Crossway, S Church, C. Isbell, D. Dodge. J. Whitney, H. Crane, Miss Schau. THIRD ROW: V. Evans, K. Wayand, M. Campbell, O. Olcott, S. Joslin, B. Tucker, K. Blixt, J. Horan, E. Bishopp. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: C. Tucker, C. Anderson, L. Curtis, C. Suits, T. Gips, V. Thayer, G. Bounds J. Roberts, H. Jones, A.Suits. SECOND ROW: H.Wood,S. Taylor, M. Jones, E. Miles, K. Niles, V. Church S. Dutton, M. Huntley, L. Piper, S. Smith. THIRD ROW: M. Resnick, K. Evans, G. Shay, D. Talbot, D. Wright, .T. Hatch, S. Clark, J. Roberts, M. Davis, M. Oakley. FOURTH ROW: S. Wilkes, S. Hatch, D. Hynes, T. Curtis, L. Szewczyk, S. Clark, C. Stevenson, R. Way, I. Carswell, R. Streeter, D. Howlett. JUNIOR CHORUS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: T. Foster, H. Wilkinson, B. Herring, R. McNamara, M. Gel-big, E. Ford, R. Martin, J. Mennig, R. Wilkinson, M. Brown. SECOND ROW: F. Riordan, J. Hynes, J. Bishopp, P. Lyndon, R. Judd, P. Martin, P, Stoker, P. Winkler, F. Riggall, R. Bush. THIRD ROW: Miss Schau, M. Dunning, P. Brooks, D. Hockridge, L. Crumb, J. Shaver, C. Crossway, P. Drake, S. Olmstead. FOURTH ROW: F. Vancor, N. Hill, S. Eddy, C. Strong, R. Eddy, I. McLaren, M. Lodor, M. Perry, R. Streeter, C. Earl. fy41 .1 dk I .tus .Mx FIRST ROW, Left to Right: B. Gerbig, H. Shay, F. Markowski, R. Sherburne, H. Smith, B. Murray, R. Hollenbeck, P. Korzeniewski, R. Littlefield. SECOND ROW: M. Campbell, S. Matteson, E. Parmeter, C. North, D. Field, S. Denny, S. Carswell. J. Gerbig, J. FitzSimmons. THIRD ROW: B. Ames, J. Young, N. Wilkinson, S. Church, C. Isbell, R. Choate, R. Morton, E. Whipple, M. Parker. FOURTH ROW: R. Owens, H. Crane, E. Livengood, J. Horan, S. Joslin, B. Tucker, D. Dodge, J. Whitney. SENIOR CHORUS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Herboldt, A. Anderson, L. Baltusnik, E. Owens, W. Evans, S. Jones, G Szewczyk, M. Roeller, P. Roeller. SECOND ROW: G. Arnst, V. Crossway, D. Bennett, J. Shaver, S Roberts, C. Joslin, D. Bush, H. Vaillancourt, J. Chilson. THIRD ROW: MiSS Schau. A. Ch0aIe. I- FiIZ Simmons, G. Littlefield, D. Laraway, E. Lyndon, K. Blixt, K. Hauck, C.Schorer. FOURTH ROW: V Evans, E. Bishopp, O. Olcott, B. Hall, P. Stevenson, K. Wayand. V .Li I OPTIMISTIC GIRI5 of the sophomore homemak- HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW, Sharon Denny, ing class prepare themselves to grab a bachelor shows her skill at cutting out a blouse after for their future married lives as they learn to being Ch0Sen35M0f1'i5Vi11e'5wifmerinthenatign- sew and iron. wide contest. THAT LUCKY 'OLE SUN willbcharlgingin the air at the Space Hop sponsored by the Student Council to raise funds for paid assemblies. PROSPECTIVE DRIVERS Arlene Church and Vir- ginia Crossway learn traffic rules by the use of the newly purchased traffic board in their driver training theory class. I . Q 1 ' 1 OVER THE COUNTER flies a plate of spaghetti from Ioan Dennison to Roger Wilcox while Philip Buchanan orders at the freshman spaghetti supper. THE PROPHET fRussell Littlefieldj tells Mary fSusan Reesej about the coming birth of Christ in the Christmas pageant sponsored by the music department and the Thespians. at ,iii S T , fgi A ffl' J Qi ,QW A 0 ff - SLIDING THROUGH a hole, Horse Lodor e- ludcs two Stockbridge tacklers. , Mila KX 'Qin I K This was done because too many games had to be DOSE- poned and there was insufficient time to make them up. like illness which swept the X county this fall the Chemadon League coaches voted to cancel the remainder of the season 7 W ' The Crimson Warriors, V- coached for the first time by , ' ' Q X Mr, Raymond Banks, played ,it only two games. They were h , -Y f ffl beaten by Stockbridge 19-0 at DUKE JONES closes in on the ball carrier L Q -. ' 5 in home and by Westmoreland 20- during the game with Stockbridge. fag' 5 I 0 awa FIRST ROW, Left to Right: R. Davis, D. DePuy, I. Saunders, L. Roberts, N. Barriger, L. Winkler, I. Sterle. SECOND ROW: P. Johnson, J. Koehler, F. Snyder, W. Matteson, J. Williams, R. Wilcox, P. Lee. THIRD ROW: Mr. Pillard, W. Brown, T. Lodor, C. Hagmann, E. Jones, R. Hollenbeck, F. Markowski, Mr. Banks. --.A rh- A- FIRST ROW, Left to Right: E Jones, R. Hamilton W Matteson W Smlth R. Davis N Barnger I Koehler C Hagmann, andl Houghton. STANDING D Hatch Manager D Davis P Buchanan B Gerbig R. Wilcox, L. Roberts, J Saunders and Coach Prllard BASEBALL Madison Stockbridge Georgetown Earlville South Otselic DeRuyter Madison Stockbridge Brookfield Earlville LET S SEE SOME HUSTLE says Captarn Wayne PROPER BATTING TECHNIQUE IS explarned by Smrth as the home team takes the freld for the Coach Carl Pillard to Iohn Koehler Robert Davis visitors half of the inning. Lacy Roberts, Jerry Saunders and Norman Barrrccr UP, UP, UP Goes Merton Suits while the Stock- bridge players are left standing in their tracks as hc scores two points for the home team. J.V. BASKETBALL OUTSTRETCHED ARMS await the rebound but it looks as if Carl Hagmann is fouled by a Stockbridge playcr in the scramble for the ball. M. 46 45 58 35 41 43 60 79 52 57 60 51 51 48 68 E V Westmoreland Brookfield Earlville South Otselic Georgetown Westmoreland DeRuyter Madison Stockbridge Earlville Brookfield South Otselic Georgetown DeRuyter Madison FIRST ROW, Left to Right: N. Barriger, D. Cronk, R. Griffin, M. Suits, C. Hagmann R Davis I Saunders, P. Buchanan, R. Wilcox. SECOND ROW: R. Markowski, E. Rifenburg, J Williams B Wightman, M. McCumber, Mr. Pillard, D. Brown, D. Chandler, D. Brooks, R. Ames, D Davis W cstmoreland Brookfield Earlville South Otselic G eorgetown Westmoreland DeRuyter Madison Stockbridge Earlville Brookfield South Otselic Georgetown DeRuyter Madison TAKE IT SMITTY, yells Jack Houghton to Wayne Smith as he is tied up by a Stockbridge player. VARSITY BASKETBALL WITH OPEN - MOUTHED AMAZEMENT an Earlville player watches Szewczyk go up for abasket after he stole the ball on a fast break. vi! X55 -5' rx' ,Si-4? J ,luv 2 22 byqy SSX FIRST ROW LefttoRight:G. Szewczyk, R. Davis, B. Gerbig, J. Houghton, W. Smith. SECOND ROW: L Roberts J Koehler, W. Matteson, K. Rifenburg, F. Markowski, Mr. Pillard. 83 MORRISVILLE'S UNDEFEATED HOCKEY TEAM consists of S. Carswell, S. Denny, S. Joslin, D. Jan- ovsky, N. Wilkinson, I. Young, D. Dodge, I. Whitney, I. Crane, D. Hagmann, M. Brooks, B. Tucker, Miss Becker. 1957 -58 SCOREBOARD M. E. C. S. 6 Earlville 1 M. E. C. S. 4 Rome O M. E. C. S. 13 Chittenango 0 M. E. C. S. 7 New Hartford 0 GO OLLLE, shout E. Bastian's senior hockey mates in the junior-senior intramural game. MORRISVILLE'S I. V. HOCKEY TEAM consists of, FIRST ROW: I. Chilson, P. Stevenson, C. Isbell, A. Church, M. Roeller, V. Evans, A. Choate, L. White, J. Janovsky, W. Jones, K. Hauck. STANDING: W, Evans, P. Roeller, I. Brown, C. Schroer, E. Lyndon, C. Gips, M. Lee, D. Weir, E. Whipple, J. Horan, V. Crossway. Q ? A 5 .X 5. W X is Z ix i m R 1 N hir ' 3 A S r Rex g 1 QQ Q AQ , RX V3 X W5 ' E N E H ' I, Q WSE wmv ' til N D X Qs 2 L L '5 ff? N J ,Q Q . gig .Tili- X Qiif ' 1i..i vii wx, -w Q ,..,feX V. Q , - X 'rl - S I g , F iM, ,Aw ' Nw, .15 4 ww-s:iQLg'Q. gk: Q . ,Q as lhpms-em' gg 1 f if ' A I y s f 4 J vu-16 . ss we M, xi zq. I 1:3 T5 QI f v i2 h 1, if . L 4 W- gf EE kv E V Q V, V v 3 Q ga jwgwjzii I, A GQ kkykk' 3 , M Y! Y sf Q, xg. f W 2 A Y ,QB1 ,M EPM., Q ave' Binrrlnuillr - Eamn Clrntral Srhnnl 4.12 23 Aavws , wx ' 125 I f .3 1 3 ' 1 , .t , , , , oo , , lbs- .' - 1.21404 . A unnamed 5nhcmnr5A1nd N, ' hmm 1.. du: M awww ,,ft......4m, umm:-.,,. WM, .mm Mag. ' ldaohvdup and quormnmnhnp C , b f-i4,4,aa-cn, Lain' K k . .. ' 'xl 'K JY F? .. ,L .:,A.. -ts, . Q wi, TIIE HIGHEST PHYSICAL EDUCATION AWARD was presented to Donna Janovsky, Javcne Young, and Sharon Joslin at the commencement exercises. This award, shown on the right, is given to thc senior girl or girls who have shown outstanding leadership, service, athletic ability, scholarship and sportsmanship throughout their high school years. ALL AROUND THE CHRISTMAS TREE gather the G. A. A. members D. Dodge, B. Tucker, N. Wilkinson, D. Janovsky, V. Evans, I. Chilson, S. Wright, D. Lodor, J, Young, S. Denny, J, Ianovsky, C. Schroer, S. Joslin, A. Choate, and L. White. SANTA'S HELPERS Norma Jean Wilkinson, Sharon Carswcll and DeAnna Dodge put the finishing touches on Santa fSharon Dennyj. GRADE CHILDREN help the G. A. A. by donating food for 14 Thanksgiving baskets. X f 4 V - A Q 'r n 33 . K g, S ,. V' 'gg 87 'X Q3 lp :fl ls' H D K .. . VOLLEYBALL HONOR TEAM. FIRST ROW: W. Jones, Miss Becker, and P. Roeller. SECOND ROW: J. Crane, S. Wright, N. Wilkinson, and D. Dodge. THIRD ROW: I. Young, S. Denny, and C. Gips. SENIOR BAD MINTON WINNING CLASS VOLLEYBALL TEAM, FIRST ROW: I. Whitney, N. Wilkinson. SECOND ROW: J. Young, D. Dodge, B. Ames, and B. Tucker. THIRD ROW: M. Campbell and S, Matteson. F RESHMAN BAD MINTON Sharon Wright Javene Young Doubles Doubles, Singles Gloria Littlefield Anita Choate Doubles Doubles gg A LACROSSE TEAM, FIRST ROW: N. Wilkinson, J. Young, I. Brown, W. Jones, E. Lyndon, I. Ianovsky, C. Gips, C. North, P. Roeller, D. Ianovsky, and S. Denny. SECOND ROW: C. Isbell, W. Evans, A. Church, V. Crossway, K. Evans, S. Joslin, I. Horan, B. Tucker, J. Crane, and V. Evans. THIRD ROW: Miss Becker, P. Drake, M. Lodor, M. Huntley, R. Streeter, M. Galbreath, and M. Perry. 1 gn.gw WINNING CLASS SOFTBALL TEAM. FIRST ROW: S. Wright and I. Whitney. SECOND ROW: M. Brooks, S. Denny, B. Tucker, and S. Joslin. THIRD ROW: S. Matteson, D. Dodge, and C. Weed. I EAN LEE HIGH JUMP 4l5n N I BLUE RIBBON WINNERS IN CLASS TOURNAMENT FLRST ROW: I. Lee, C. North, I. Crane and L. White. SECOND ROW: V. Evans, C. Isbell, W. Jones, and B. Tucker. SPRINTERS LINE -UP HI STARTING LINE SOFTBALL TEAM, FIRST ROW: V. Evans, N. Wilkinson and J. Crane. SECOND ROW: S. Denny, I. Young, D. Janovsky, S. Wright, W. Jones, and P. Roeller. THIRD ROW: A. Choate, D, Dodge, and B. Tucker. SENIOR GIRLS HONORED for athletic proficiency are, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Denny, B. Tucker, S. Joslin, N. Wilkinson, M. Brooks, I. Whitney, D. Ianovsky, D. Dodge, I. Young and S. Wright. FIRST LETTER is awarded Wilma Jones by Donna Ianovsky. I t 4, ll A A Io PATRONS L. G. Balfour Company, Class Rings - Commencement Announcements, A. M. Hodgkins, Rep., Box 9, Schenectady, N. Y. Cazenovia Lumber and Coal Co. , Lumber, Building Supplies, Coal, Oil, Cazenovia, N. Y. , Phone OL 5-3417 Compliments of a Friend Cunningham Dairy, Hamilton, N.Y. Dairylea Ice Cream Compliments of Dewan Dairy Inc. , Oneida, N. Y. C. B. Dolge Co.. Westport, Connecticut, Chemicals for school maintenance Durkee's Sunbeam Ba.kery , Homer, N. Y. Ellinwood Auto Parts, Inc. , Norwich, N. Y. C. F. Emling Co. , Institutional Food Specialists, 2305 West Erie St., Chicago 12, Illinois Charles E. Gallinger, Representative of Inter-Collegiate Press Inc. Charles M. Gardner and Co. , Scranton, Pa. , Prebound Children's Books L. A. Gulbran, Electric Shop, Phone 312, Hamilton, N. Y. Iosten's, Garret Huyer, Representative Fred Mento and Son, Wholesale Fruit and Produce, Syracuse 8, N. Y. Mills Studio, Sidney, N. Y., Senior Portraits Mohawk Valley Music Sales, Inc. , 13-15 First St. , Ilion, N. Y. , Phone TW 4-8111 Mohawk Valley Wholesale Grocers, Inc. , 105 East Front St. , P.O. Box 669, Rome, N. Y. John Sexton and Co. , Chicago, Illinois, Wholesale Grocers Tree Land Nursery, Inc. , Canastota, N. Y. , Phone 9124, Landscape Designing--Contracting Retail Sales Yard, Earl Grulke, President, Dana Wilson, Vice-President-Treasurer. Wilbur Visual Service, Inc. , New Berlin, N. Y. , Albany, N. Y. 90 I .Mx , , ,,Qt12g',.- ,,.. M ' . 1, f ,.,g fy. 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