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

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IT'S ABOUT TIME! The importance of time is never so obvious as during our school years. We are ruled by the bell, changing classes as the clock demands, sacrificing personal preferences sand wishes on the altar of Edu- cation. The time space of threeminutes becomes ofprimary importance as we walk the length of the hall, find a book, sharpen a pencil and talk to a friend -- all between math and history. Our long-term objectives, our hopes and plans for the future are often displaced by the weight of the hard assignment, the test tomorrow, the study hall next period. But never entirely lost, the years stand calmly before the turmoil of the minutes. They comfort us in our petty annoyances and offer a place of refuge for the soul today. Time is a spritelike quality, changing as it passes. When we need it most, we spend hectic days stalking its path. Then the formerly elusive moments laugh and lie heavily on our hands. But sometimes, although we have to endure its pranks, we stop and pay our tribute to time -- the ruler of our lives. TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration . . . . .4 Seniors ...... . . . 7 High School .... . . . . 17 Junior High School . . .... 25 Activities ..... . . . 31 Boys' Sports . . . .42 Girls' Sports ..... . . 48 Instrumental Music . . . . 54 Vocal Music ..... - - 57 Calendar of Events . . . . . 60 Grades ........ . . 71 Eaton . . . - - 86 Peterboro . . . . 89 Patrons . . --92

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CLARENCE C MC INTYRE DEDICATION Each year the yearbook staff of the Morr1sv1lle Eaton Central School carnes on the tradmon of dedlcaung the Amar1ah to a worthy person a personaltty who has contnbuted an mordmate amount of tune effort and often mtanglble quahues to the welfare of the school ence C McIntyre coach, confxdante guldance drrector Honor So c1ety and freshman advlser and fr1end Ln need Many of our school memorles center around Mr Mclntyre. We sttll remember the basketball and football teams of 1955 who fought then' way to an undefeated Chemadon League champlonshxp under hrs coachmg. In 195o and 1956 we held four Chemadon League champlon shtps two tn football one each rn basketball and baseball We were proudly consclous of the fact that our teams won over seventy per cent of all games played. Now after the cheers are over we know we can depend on Mr McIntyre for valued sympatheuc advxce tn the guxdance offtce I This year we proudly dedicate the 1959 Amariah to Mr. Clar-