New Hartford High School - Senior Annual Yearbook (New Hartford, NY)

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Rear Row: Komaneclxy, Rolh, Roberls, Mr. Grupe - Advisor, Mears, Mumford, Hanna, Dunn, Carlin, Slewarl, Walson. Third Row: Brown, Spring, Jacobs, Rinaldo, Braun, Seeman. Second Row: Machold, Friedman, Ziemba, Evans, Genler, Reilly. Firsl' Row: Simon, Burger, Healey, Kinne, Temple, Clarlc. projectionists The adminislralion a+ New Harlford has always fell lhal' films play an imporlanl parl in our modern educalional sysl'em ol loday. To overcome dillicullies which have arisen in l'he pasf, due lo laclc ol knowledge on how a movie proieclor lunclions, Rear Row: Wenner, Wesl, Phillips, DeBlois, McCar+hy. Second Row: Brown, Jones, Slallery, Williams, Niles, Michel, McCoy, Kennerlcnechl, Evans, MacCallum, Mrs. Davies - Advisor. Firsl' Row: Dunn, Tornaselli, Pilzer, Graves, Shablalc, Willis, Hudgens, lhe school provides a slalil of lrained proieclionisls, who have been inslrucled on 'rhe mechanics of lhe molion piclure pro- ieclor. Mr. Everell Grupe, lacully advisor in charge of lhis organizalion, deserves much praise on his inslruclion and or- ganizalion ol lhe proieclionisls. che club Upon complelion ol i+'s second year as a school organizalion, Chess Club has provided members wil'h several slimulaling malches in 'rhe Cenlral-Oneida League. Parricipal- ing schools were Holland Palenl, New Harlford, Rome, U.F.A., V.V.S. and Whilesboro. ' The Officers are as follows: Presi- denl' - Waller Prall, Vice Presidenl' - John Graves, Secrefary - Kafhy Wen- ner, Treasurer - Mary Willis.

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FUTURE TEACHERS-Rear Row: Janice Willmott, VanDyke, McGauley, McLoughlin, Mallett, Mus- tee, Joan Willmott, Burdick, Kliman, Yates, Spring, M. Cook, G. Williams. Fourth Row: Nord, Albert DesMarias, Cadwallader, Rehm, Speck, B. Cook, Davoli, Faass, Jones, Farrell, Babcock, Stanton Third Row: Conte, Cotto-Thorner, Marketos, Samuels, Maus, Gibbs, Kelley, Chesbro, Ribyati King, S. Owens, Kearney, G. Owens. Second Row: Wenner, Bean, Miller, Blando, Kautzman White, Fryer, C. Williams, Bennett, Kukla, Freiberger, Wilderman, Miss Buhl - Advisor. First Rowi Hazeltine, Griffith, Loomis, Cardamone, T. Cowen, Smith, Oster, Aceti, Coxon, Moore, Ziemba Pike. FUTURE NURSES-Rear Row: Rice, Nashold, Virkler, Gabrielson, Frey, Rose, Lortz, Burns, Con- nelly, Spring, Owens. Third Row: Griffiths, Cheney, Conte, Wilderman, Davies, Buckley, Schorr, Jones, Healy, Stepanowicz, Eynon. Second Row: Marrone, Nill, Evans, King, Flint, Devecis, Dorothy McCarthy, Kennerknecht, McCoy, Michel, Cackett, Lutz. First Row: Woidyla, Skinner, Fernalld, Diane McCarthy, Hamlin, Harrer, Margolis, Timmerman, Panzone, White, Mrs. McKin- lock - Advisor. future farmers of america The Future Farmers of America is a national organization for boys taking Agri- culture in high school. ln being a member of the Future Farmers of America, they participate in teams and field trips. Meet- ings of the Future Farmers are held monthly. 50 FUTURE future teachers of america The Elizabeth H. Fitzgerald Chap- ter of the Future Teachers of Amer- ica has, as in previous years, had a successful and beneficial year for its members, under devoted guid- ance of Miss Bertha Buhl. Members had the opportunity to visit Oswego State Teachers College in the fall, and to observe in our own elementary school classrooms. Speakers from col- leges came to talk on their particular college, and teaching movies were shown at different meetings. The organization had a full year with its program designed to help members to decide whether or not teaching is the right profession for them. future nurses of america Future Nurses of America is a school organization designed to fur- ther the desire of merely interested people, to the point of deciding to dedicate their life to nursing. Different people in this field of work were asked to speak before the group, telling of the nature of their work, and of their various experi- ences. Also, field trips and different proiects were planned, through Mrs. Muriel McKinlock, Advisor. The object of this organization is to acquaint its members more thor- oughly with the nursing profession and to encourage them to make this their life work. FARMERS-Rear Row: Mr. DeArnesy - Ad- visor, Hutchinson, Thomas, Smith, R, Jones, W. Jones, Foote, Humphreys, Adiklis, Patterson, Fehr, Reeder, Murren, Victor, Grant, Mr. Waldrop - Advisor. First Row: Bielby, Seelman, Carmen, Capanna, D. Linder, Burger, R. Lallier, Yager, Keim, V. Linder, W, Lallier.

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