Northeast Bradford High School - Nord Est Yearbook (Rome, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1962 volume:

LENORD-EST VOLUME VII 1962 PUBLISHED BY Yearbook Staff of Northeast Bradford Junior-Senior High School Editors Deborah Hale Preston Edsell Sponsors Mr. DeAngelis Mr. Driscoll FOREWORD And God said, ’Let there be light: ' and there was light. And God saw the light that it was good; and God divided the light from the dark¬ ness. If fears, superstitions, and prejudices are the offspring of the dark world of ignorance; the light of knowledge then becomes the birthplace of valor, understanding, and tol¬ erance. The light of knowledge is the theme of this yearbook. Our parents first shared their light of knowledge with us. Then the community shared its light with us in the form of teachers, schools, and churches. One of their goals is that we should receive as much light as we can absorb, for they believe that knowledge will light our future. Because the future is unknown, knowledge is needed to illuminate it. Our cover is a stylized sunburst or a modern symbol of the light of knowledge. Our division pages are candles, the long recognized symbol of light. They sym¬ bolize that knowledge which is available to us today. The Editors IN MEMORIAM Vaughn Jones has been a familiar figure in the school and community life of this area for many years. Many are the students and adults alike who will remember the cheery Goodmorning and Goodnight which he always had on the tip of his tongue while driving the school bus for several years. In 1956 Vaughn took over the work as custodian in the LeRaysville Elementary School where his kindly smile and pleasant disposition aided both students and teachers alike over the rough spots which so often arise. In April of 1958 Vaughn joined us at the High School as Chief Custodian. Since then we have come to look upon him with admiration and respect. No words could more adequately or appropriately express our thoughts as to the type of man Vaughn was than the following quotations: With Malice toward none; with charity for all. Thou wert my guide, philosopher, and friend. Therefore we the yearbook staff, on behalf of the students, teachers, and personnel of the Northeast Bradford High School, wish to dedicate this yearbook to the memory of Vaughn C. Jones. BOARD OF EDUCATION FRONT ROW: Ferris Alger, Karl Snyder, Irma Keir, Eva Chaffee, Walter Kolaga, Ruli- son Green SECOND ROW: Chester Hale, Manville Cook, Clayton Canfield, Emerson Abell, Arthur Painter THIRD ROW: Floyd Robinson, John Milner, Emmett Manchester, Edwin Upham, Audra Allyn, Donald Sampson LAST ROW: Donald Boardman, Duane Lines, Claife Hutchinson, Ernest Kuhlman, Everett Green TO THE CLASS OF 1962 Now you are Seniors! It is the fulfillment of a long cherished dream, a goal sought and reached. As you prepare now to extend your horizons and strive tor goals more lofty, we extend to you our sincere thanks for the honorable way in which you have conducted yourselves at Northeast High. We are proud of the class of ' 62 and know that your high ideals and your zeal in striving always for the best will make our troubled world a better place in which to live. To those of you who are going on to higher education, we sincerely hope that your years spent in our schools have properly prepared you, both in knowl¬ edge and in attitude, for the tasks that lie ahead. We are equally desirous that those of you wno are going directly into your chosen vocation, whatever it may be, find that our schools have properly educated your minds and your hearts to enable you to reap the fullest measure of benefit and happiness for yourselves and your fellow men. Karl Snyder, President Northeast Bradford Joint School Board JACOB HENNIP, B. S. ; M. Ed. Supervising Principal Mansfield State College Pennsylvania State University Bucknell University TO THE CLASS OF 1962 In the foreword to the Rockefeller Committee ' s report entitled The Pursuit of Excellence; Education and the Future of America, there appears this state¬ ment: There is no more searching or difficult problem for a free people than to identify, nurture, and wisely use its own talents. Indeed on its ability to solve this problem rests, at least in part, its fate as a free people. For a free society cannot commandeer talent, it must be true to its own visions of indi¬ vidual liberty. By the same token each individual bears a moral responsibility to so develop his own talents, skills, and abilities that he may strengthen not only his own development but also the development of a free society. America has become the symbol for freedom-seeking people everywhere. It is only through the strength which you will add to her efforts that mankind will achieve lasting peace and happiness. May all of you achieve happiness and success through the years to come. MESSAGE TO GRADUATES You young people should feel fortunate and grateful because you grew up in a school district where the standards of your school set by the board of educa¬ tion, the administration, and the faculty have been of the quality and quantity that will enable you to compete successfully with the products of other secondary schools anywhere in the world. You have met those standards and, in many instances, surpassed them through your own efforts to learn more than the basic requirements. Probably at no time in the history of our nation has so much responsibility been left in the hands of our youth nor have so many things been expected of youth as right now. I feel confident that your experiences, socially and educa¬ tionally, while at Northeast have prepared you for entrance into your new status full of zeal and enthusiasm. I also feel confident thatyouwill meet the respon¬ sibilities and expectations of those older than you with the energy and force that only youth can provide. You have gone through the basic preparatory phase of your lives admirably. Both you and those who encouraged you or urged you on (parents and teachers) can be proud of your achievements. Congratulations and best wishes for a successful and happy future. GERALD A. BACON, B. S. in Bus. Ed. Business Education Sponsor; Hi-Y; Freshman Class Bloomsburg State College Pennsylvania State University BETTY CARR, B. S. in Ed. Librarian Reading; English Sponsor: Tri-Hi-Y Dramatics; Senior Class Mansfield State College Pennsylvania State University Elmira College MARY EDITH DAVIS, B. S. in Ed. Mathematics; History Sponsor; Freshman Clasj Pennsylvania Stat£ University WILLIAM S. DAVIS, JR. B. of S. (Marine Engineering) B. S. , Sec. Ed. Science; History Sponsor; Senior Class U. S. Merchant Marine Academy East Stroudsburg State College Bucknell University Pennsylvania State University JOSEPH B. peAI B. S. in E Art Educa Sponsorp-Yteawxjk V Future Tditchers Art Service ’ Pennsylvar University Bucknell Univer University of Scritjten CHARLES RICHARD DRISCOLL, B. Sc. in Music Ed. M. A.L.S. (Literature) English Sponsor; Yearbook Freshman Class Mansfield State College Wesleyan University Mount St. Mary ' s College Pennsylvania State University HOBART HUTCHINS, B. S. in H. Ed. Health; Physical Education Driver Education Sponsor; Varsity N Club Coach; Baseball; Basketball East Stroudsburg State College University of Scranton VIRGINIA DYSZEL, B. S. in H. Ed. Health; Physical Education Sponsor; G. A. C. ; Cheer¬ leaders Girls’ Athletics; Eighth Grade East Stroudsburg State College LOUISE C. FISHER, B. A. French; English Sponsor; Sophomore Class Dramatics Albright College Pennsylvania State . University { , C ' jLaRUE jENNEY, B. S. in ( ' j Sec. Ed. Social Studies; Geography Sponsor: Eighth Grade Mansfield State College ANDREW S. JOHNSON, B. S. in Ed. History; English Sponsor; Sophomore Class Mansfield State College Pennsylvania State University GEORGE D. KNECHT, B. S. in Ind. A. ; M. Ed. in Ind. A. Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing Sponsor; Shop Service Club Seventh Grade Pennsylvania State University ROBERT S. LENT, B. S. in Agr. ; M. S. in Ed. Guidance; Vocational Agriculture Athletic Director; Faculty Treasurer Sponsor; Student Council; F. F. A . Cornell University University of Pittsburgh University of Syracuse Pennsylvania State University University of Scranton ALICE R. MIKUS, B. S. , Chem. Mathematics Sponsor; Junior Class Michigan College of Mining and Technology Iowa State University Kingsville College of Arts and Industries .. ; K r • y w ELLEN S. RACHT, B. S. in Home Ec. Home Economics Sponsor; F. H. A. ; Junior Class Pennsylvania State University GORDON SECOR, B. S. , Sec. Ed. Science Sponsor-. Seventh Grade Mansfield State College Pennsylvania State University Union College Shippensburg State College WILLIAM SHOEMAKER, B. S. in Ed. History Sponsor; Junior Class Mansfield State College JAMES SIGLER, B. S. in Vo-Ag Vocational Agriculture Sponsor; F. F. A. Pennsylvania State University MARILYN GUFFEY Student Teacher Homemaking Mansfield State College WILLIAM STEVENS, B. Sc. in Music Ed. Music Director; Bands, Choruses Mansfield Stata College BARBARA A. ULATOWSKI, B. A. English Sponsor; Newspaper Sophomore Class College Misericordia LA VERNE D. WILLIAMS, B. S. in Ed. Mathematics Sponsor; Eighth Grade Mansfield State College TONY ROSSILLO Student Teacher Science Mansfield State College EUGENE SALSMAN Student Teacher Science; History Mansfield State College Iola Cragle School Secretary Eva Chaffee Schoolboard Secretary Patricia Burlington, R. N. School Nurse Vaughn Jones and Paul Jones Custodians Kitchen Staff Donna Benjamin, Musette Summers, Hetty Rinker, Beatrice LeTourneau IN APPRECIATION Mrs. Carr Mr. Davis Mrs. Carr and Mr. Davis have been our class advisors since ninth grade. They have counseled us with untiring efforts and have given their undivided attention to problems concerning both the individual student, and the class as a whole. Mrs. Carr has devoted many hours to directing our junior play, Don ' t Take My Penny. As Guidance counselor she helped us to select our courses for senior high. We also have pleasant memories of Junior English with Mrs. Carr. With Mr. Davis we have studied general science, biology, physics, and history. He has contributed greatly to the success of our class parties and to our unity as a class. To Mrs. Carr and Mr. Davis we express our sincerest appreciation for their continued guidance and concern for us. Class of ' 62 OFFICERS JOHN DAVID LABARRE Vice President Academic Dave FFA 1; FT A 4; Stu¬ dent Council Pres. 4; Chorus 4; Class Play 4; Yearbook 2; Hi-Y 3,4, Sec. 3, Treas. 4. Ambition: Electronics Technology GARY EVERETT GREEN President Academic Greenie FFA 1,2,3,4; Public Speaking 1,2,3, 4; Hi-Y 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Newspaper 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Varsity N 3, 4; Class Play 4. Ambition: Penn State VI f ' , DEBORAH ANN HALE Secretary General CARL JUSTICE EASTMAN Treasurer Academic Deb FTA 1,2,3,4; Year¬ book Staff Co-Editor 4; News¬ paper Staff 3; Chorus 1,2,3; Triple Trio 4; Student Coun¬ cil 3. Ambition: Teaching East FFA 1,2,3, 4; FTA 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4; Hi-Y 3,4, Sec. 4; Bands 2,3,4; Treas. 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff Sec. 4; Class Plays 3,4; Brass Ensemble 3, 4. Ambition: Teacher and « JUDITH LARAE ANTISDEL Business Education Judy GAC 1,2,3,4, Vice Pres. 4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Class Play 3, 4; FHA 3; Vocal Ensemble 1,2, 3; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Varsity N 3,4. Ambition; Secretary GARY RICHARD BATES Academic Bee-Bop” FFA 1. Ambition; Conservation DELEON ABELL JR. General Dee Chorus 1,2,3, 4; FT A 4; Band 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; FFA 1; Cheerleading 2,3,4; Student Council 4. Ambition: Music Teacher P 9f,4; FTA ; GAOA3,4, rus 3. Ambition; Model EVERLY JANE BRINK Home Economics Bev Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4. Ambition: Factory Worker JUNE MARIE BROWN General June Chorus 1,2,3; Vocal Ensemble 1,2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,4; FHA 1,2,3, 4, Parlia¬ mentarian 4; Student Council 2; Band 2; Harvest Queen 3; Class Play 3, 4. Ambition: Marriage 4 PENELOPE CASTERLINE General Penny Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Pres. 4; Student Council Vice Pres. 4; Chorus 1,2,3; GAC 3,4; FHA 1,2; FNA 4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Newspaper Club 3,4, Ambition: Nursing i ARA JOAN CLEARWATER LORA NELL CRAIN General General Barb Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; GAC 3, 4; Art Service Club 4; FHA 1,2; Chorus 1,2. Ambition: Women ' s Army Corps Lora Art Service Club 3,4, Pres. 4; May Queen 3; Cheer¬ leading 1,2,4; Class Play 3, 4; GAC 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Varsity N 3,4; Chorus, Triple Trio 1,2; FHA 1,2. Ambition: Commercial Art VICKY JANET EDSELL Business Education Vick Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; FHA 2, 3,4, Sec. 4; Chorus 2,3; GAC 3,4; Student Council 4. Ambition: Homemaker RUTH ARLENE DAUGHERTY Business Education PRESTON EUGENE EDSELL General Ruth Class Play 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Triple Trio 1; Vocal Ensemble 2,3; FHA 1,2,3; GAC 3,4; Student Council 2. Ambition: Receptionist Edsell Varsity N 2,3,4, Pres. 4; Co-Editor Yearbook 4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,3; Track 1,4; Class Play 3. Ambition; Biology or Phys. Ed. Teacher FLOYD DEAN FIELDS General Deano Basketball 2,3, 4; Chorus 3,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Newspaper Club 4. Ambition; Airline Traffic Control Manager LLOYD EUGENE FOX Agriculture Foxy Hi-Y 2,3,4; FFA 1, 2,3. Ambition; Truck Driver PATRICIA ANN FIELD Home Economics Pat Chorus 2,3; FHA 1,2,3, 4, Treas. 4; GAC 3, 4; Tri- Hi-Y 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4. Ambition; Airline Hostess WILLIAM MARTIN FULLER Agriculture Bill Hi-Y 3,4; FFA 1,2, 3,4. Ambition; Farmer ITH MAE GAMBLE Business Education ALAN CARL GAMBLE Academic Beans Hi-Y 3,4, Pres. 4; Varsity N 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; J.-V. Basketball 1,2; Baseball 3; FFA 1; Student Council 4; Class Play 3,4. Ambition; Wealth and Hap¬ piness Edie Band 1,2,3, 4; Cheer¬ leading 2,3,4; GAC 3,4; FHA 1,2,3; Student Council 4; Class Play 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Vocal Ensemble 1,2,3; Varsity N 3, 4. Herbie Chorus 3, 4; B hd 3,4. Ambition: Undecided ROSE MARY McKERNAN Business Education Rose Mary GAC1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Stu¬ dent Council 2; Chorus 1. Ambition; Business Executive RONALD DAVID HIBBARD Academic Moose Newspaper Club 4; Track 4. Ambition; Photographer Carol Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3, 4; GAC 1,2. Ambition; Business Executive DONNA MARIE KIPP General ALAN DAVID MCCARTHY General Dee Dee GAC 3,4; FNA Alan Hi-Y 2,3,4, Chap- 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Chaplain lain 4; Art Service Club 2; 4; Student Council 1,4; Newspaper Club 4. Ambition; Nurse CATHERINE LINDA MOORE General Cathy GAC 3,4; Bands 1, 2,3,4; Class Play 4; Brass Ensemble 3,4; Girls ' Sports 1, 2,3,4. Ambition: Teacher SHIRLEY ANN POOLER General Shirl FNA 4; FHA 1; Tri- Hi-Y 4; Chorus 4. Ambition; Librarian JANICE ARLENE MORGAN General Janice Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Stu¬ dent Council 4; Art Service Club 4; Newspaper 3,4. Ambition; Interior Decorator FRED WESLEY MOSCRIP General Freddie Ambition: Shop Work LINDA LEE PARKS Academic Lindie” GAC 1,2,3, 4; FHA 1,2, 3,4, President 4; FTA 2, 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Class Play 3,4; Cheerleading 1,3,4; Varsity N 4; News¬ paper 2,3; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Bands 1,2,3,4; Student Coun cil 3,4. Ambition: Teacher M OJ GARY JOHN MOORE Academic Gary FFA 1; FNA 4; Hi-Y 4; Class Play 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4. Ambition: Nurse AS RUTH ELAINE SAMPSON General DANA THOMAS SINK III General LOUISE ROBINSON General OBI LUCILLE ANN ROCKWELL General JAMES GIRARD REMICH Academic Remich FFA 1; FT A 4; Stu- qA dent Counsel 1,2,3; Chorus 3,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Track 4. Ambition: Get rich quick. Janie Chorus 1,2,3; GAC 3,4; FHA 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Ba nd 1,2,3,4. Ambition: Factory Worker Lucy ChfftWs l FHA l,2; GAC 3,4; Tri - h(l - Y 4. Ambition:pBeap :ician School or Marriage lUL FULTON SINK General Paul” FNA 4; Art Service Club 2,3,4, Secretary- Treasurer 4. Ambition; Nurse Stubby FHA 1,2; Tri-Hi- Y 3, 4; Newspaper 4; FNA 4. Ambition: Nurse Tom Baseball 2,3,4; Bas¬ ketball 2,3,4; Varsity N 2, 3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4. Ambition: Farmer 4 Maggy Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Art Vic Class Play 4; Newspaper Service Club 2,3; Chorus 4. Editor 4; Track 3, 4. Ambition: Aircraft Engine Mechanic (Air Force) Ambition: Artist CARL GORDON SMITH Academic Smitty FFA 1; Student Council 4; Basketball 3; Track IV H.s, V ■ ' Ambition: Teaching 1 MARLEAH JEAN UPHAM General Mar Class Play 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; FTA 2,3; Cheer¬ leading 1,2,3,4; GAC 1,2,3, 4, Pres. 4; Varsity N 3, 4, Sec -Treas. 4; Bands 1,2,3, 4; Newspaper 2,3,4; Brass Ensemble 3, 4. Ambition; Secretary MARGARET ARLENE SMITH General RICHARD CLAYTON TAYLOR General Dick Varsity N 3,4; Base¬ ball 3,4; FFA 1,3,4, Pres. 4; Class Play 3,4; Yearbook 4; Chorus 3; Track 1,4. Ambition: Williamsport Tech. GARY FRANK THOMPSON General Tubby Hi-Y 3,4; FFA 1,4, Ambition; ??? VICTOR CONRAD SORENY Academic SUE ELLEN VANDERVORT General Sue Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Sec. 4; Newspaper 3,4; Student Council 1,3; Class Play 3; Chorus 2,3; FHA 1; FNA 4; GAC 4; Yearbook 2; Art Service Club 4. Ambition: Interior Decorator or Nurse EDNA MARIE YOUNG General Ed Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, 4; Chorus 4; FHA 1. Ambition; WAC RONALD WANDELL Vocational Agriculture V Ronnie FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Lucy Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Hi-Y 3,4. Ambition; Farmer Vice Pres. 4; Student Coun¬ cil 2,3. Ambition: Undecided RICHARD WHITE General Dick Hi-Y 1,3,4; FFA 4. Ambition; Business Man ROBERT JENKIN WILMOT General Bob Varsity N 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; FFA 1,3,4; FFA Basketball 1,3,4; Student Council 3. Ambition: Landscaper and Farmer LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1962 We, the class of Northeast Bradford High School, being physically fit and mentally sound, hereby bequeath our sole possessions to the following, in this our first and last will and testament; To the Board of Education - we leave our deepest ap¬ preciation for all your efforts on our behalf. To the Faculty - we leave sincere thanks for your help¬ fulness and understanding. To the Juniors - we leave our position as seniors; may you fill it well. To the Sophomores - we leave—it isn ' t much, but we leave it. To the Freshmen - we leave three more years of misery. I, Dee Abell, will my role as the Perfect Idiot to Ronnie Jones and Ted Hayes. I, Judy Antisdel, will my one and only brother to Bernita McKernan. I, Gary Bates, will my boy scout uniform to Grace Rowe. I, Judy Belcher, will my charming personality to Ed Strope and Roy Edwards. I, Beverly Brink, will my slim, trim figure to Levi Frisbie and Larry Brown. I, June Brown, will my innocent airs” to Mike Beck¬ with. I, Penny Casterline, will my position as Teacher’s Trial to Dennis Taylor and Carl Russell. We, Margaret Smith and Barbara Clearwater, will our paint brushes to Linda Kipp. I, Lora Crain, will my May Queen ' s throne to the next junior queen. I, Ruth Daugherty, will my diamond and nightly letter writing to Claudia Arnold and Arlene Clark. I, Carl Eastman, will my talent of staying away from girls to Brian Coleman and Ronnie Rice. I, Preston Edsell, will my blond hair to Joyce Bowen and Duane Soper. I, Pat Field, will my neat appearance to Martha Burgess and Janet Warrick. I, Lloyd Fox, will my agricultural ability to William Kissell. I, Bill Fuller, will my seat in Miss Dyszel’s study hall to Darius Bolton and Larry Jones. We, Debbie Hale and Dean Fields, will our position as couple of the class. I, Alan Gamble, will my ability to get along with Mr. Davis to Halbert Brink. We, Edith Gamble and Vicky Edsell, will our long hair to Carol Sink and Eileen Williams. I, Gary Green, will my ability to speak in public to Paul Milnes. I, Ronnie Hibbard, will my height to Jean Manchester, Joan Robinson, and Neil Benjamin. I, Larry Herbert, will my naturally curly hair to Betty Warfle and Pat Westbrook, for no more nightly pin¬ ups. I, Carol Johnson, will my size 5 dresses to Thelma Devine. I, Donna Kipp, will my knee socks to Carol Cooley. I, David LaBarre, will my map of Sayre to anyone who can put it to good use. I, Alan McCarthy, will my roller skates to Sharyl Chaffee and Dawn Darling. I, Rose Mary McKernan, will my ability to get along with Mr. Bacon to Carolyn Horton. I, Cathy Moore, will my ability in athletics to Gertrude Brink. We, Paul Sink and Gary Moore, will our seats in Future Nurses Club to Elaine Howland. I, Fred Moscrip, will my excellent spelling ability to Mickey Paiewski. I, Janice Morgan, will my shy, quiet ways to Martha Cook and Vicky Kendrick. I, Linda Parks, will my sax appeal to anyone who wants my seat in band. I, Shirley Pooler, will my P.O.D. book to Bill Ryan and Fred Keir. I, Jim Remich, will my pretty legs to Donna Harring¬ ton, my physique to Larry Morgan, and my smile to Ralph Towner. I, Jane Robinson, will my blond hair to Douglas Folk, my slim waist to Gary Newman, and my charming smile to Ronnie Davis. I, Lucille Rockwell, will my short hair to Connie Cragle. I, Ruth Sampson, will my giggle to Russell Coleman and Jim Decker. I, Tom Sink, will my love of the Yankees to John Hennip and Jack Carr. I, Carl Smith, will my humorous, witty ways to John Young and John Ross. I, Victor Soreny, will my suave, coy ways to George Rogers and Steve Leutbecker. I, Dick Taylor, will my bermuda shorts to Charles Allen. I, Gary Thompson, will my love of school to Duane Carrington and Bill Parks. I, Marleah Upham, will my position on the cheerlead¬ ing squad to anyone who thinks she can follow code 4. I, Sue Vandervort, will my red hair to Benny Wanzo and Vern Tucci. I, Ronnie Wandell, will my long neck, my keen eye¬ sight, and my good marks to Connie Crain and Lorna Lawrence. I, Lucille Welch, will my pierced ears to Blair Babcock and Roy Brown. I, Richard White, will my absentee record to Ray Schrader. I, Robert Wilmot, will my ping-pong paddles to Larry Taylor and Bill Smith. I, Edna Young, will my knowledge in Home Ec. to Robert Whalen. INTRODUCTION TO HISTORY - CLASS OF ’62 Every class which has thus far graduated from Northeast has placed its mark upon our fine school. The class of 1962 hopes that we have done the same. Through the span of six years we have grown to value an education. Only as mem¬ bers of high school does youth realize the perspective of life and begin to adjust itself accordingly. An indelible mem¬ ory of personal feeling toward our school will forever exist. These high school days, and especially our wonderful sen¬ ior year, are a part of us. Perhaps the greatest happiness of all is to recognize the mental and physical development that years bring about. It is easy for every one of us to recollect our trials and tribulations as junior high students. Each grade completed made us feel as though we had passed a milestone never before reached. Each year our class came back only to find school ever more exciting and challenging. Swelled heads never resulted from teachers compliments. We benefited from them. It has been a joy to know that we were recognized and treated well. In return, the class of ' 62 sincerely hopes that our faculty has been given the feeling that its loyal efforts have produced what they would term a success. HISTORY - 1956- 57 - So innocent and so young, Our fears were many; There was so much to be done. Our class was divided; No togetherness existed. Seventh grade, in our minds, will never be misty. Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Coleman, Mr. Bacon, and Mr. Carrington were Our class sponsors four, A tip of the hat for their patience galore! 1957- 58 - One year gone by - We felt we were kings And looked upon seventh graders as if they were things. Upperclassmen were our idols; Being freshmen was our dream. Alas! We were still too young to hold club titles. How silly we were We don ' t care to infer. 1958- 59 - Freshmen at last, 66 strong, Co-operation and teamyork helped us along. Our first serious thoughts and words to the future Were directed with care, For we knew that our occupations were knock¬ ing there. Our year was brightened with our first class party. Ninth grade saw Mrs. Carr and Mr. Davis as permanent Class sponsors just starting. 1959- 60 - The distance between the Seniors and us was now only two years, About such things as Physics and Chemistry, we had our fears. The work was more difficult, but nothing could surpass How we toiled and sweated in Algebra II class! Through our able teachers we learned And were transformed from memorizers to thinkers with a yearn. CLASS OF 62 1960- 61 - How the summer did change us! It ' s hard to believe The kind and amount of respect we received. What exists today, existed then: The strong competition with Seniors again. Don ' t Take My Penny and buying class rings, Plus the King and Queen Ball gave this year a real zing! With social events and two class parties Soon as seniors we would be starting. 1961- 62 - As we look over the years past, We suddenly realize that this is our last. The accomplishment and satisfaction make us glad, But in a small, undefinable way, we ' re sad. The work, the glamour, the splendor, have come to an end; Now in life ' s work, time we will spend. Senior pictures, senior play, senior this and senior that, Money-making schemes made the treasury fat! Of all year one thought left its mark; That is, We can ' t wait for our Washington trip to start. Class day was a blast, to say the least, And the class party was sort of a feast. In unison we ' ll all agree That this year was the finest to go down in memory. Baccalaureate and Commencement, which mean so much. Offered the grand finale, the final touch. Dates: WASHINGTON TRIP - May 24, 25, 26, 27 CLASS DAY (NIGHT) - May 29 BACCALAUREATE - June 3 COMMENCEMENT - June 7 CLASS PROPHECY The year of the class reunion is 1982; The setting for the gala event is a really big - T.V. show. The name of this show is What ' s My Line With a handsome Master of Ceremonies; Why, it ' s the top literary man of our class, None other than VICTOR SORENY. PAT FIELD is on the panel, She was always especially neat, Now she is a dress designer; Field’s Frocks cannot be beat. MARLEAH UPHAM is also a panelist; Tonight, she is a special guest. She digs up dirt for the gossip c olumn; And they say it is the best. And also with us Is the man who predicts the potato yield; It ' s TOM SINK, Sect ' y of Agriculture; He ' s always outstanding in his field. GARY THOMPSON is on the panel, He ' s especially partial to blondes. You should see how trim he is; He operates Thompson ' s Reducing Salons. Signing in first is DEE ABELL; His occupation is hard to surpass He’s now an important instructor In a college cheerleading class. Here ' s ALAN GAMBLE with crash helmet, And just in case you wondered, He ' s finished first today At the Indianapolis 500. If you ' re feeling ill someday Or maybe your children or your spouse; GARY MOORE or PAUL SINK will respond to the call: Is there a male nurse in the house? RUTH DAUGHERTY has a winning smile And carries a long, long list. She helps the guests select their rooms; You see, she ' s a hotel receptionist. ALAN MCCARTHY signs in now, And he ' s a business success, we find. But just what business is he in? Your guess is as good as mine! CAROL JOHNSON comes in now; She ' s a secretary - we can see. We wonder if she takes notes best On her boss’s knee! Our next guest is GARY BATES; His experiences are rare. You see he is a forest ranger And a friend of Smokey the Bear. EDITH GAMBLE took to the skies To realize her ambition; They say she is an airline stewardess. My! What a high position. DEAN FIELDS has come a long, long way; That ' s because his course is set. He joined the Air Force years ago; Now, he flies a sabre jet. A slim trim model enters now - My! But she looks smart. Oh, we see it ' s JUDY BELCHER; She always could play the part. Our next guest you’re sure to remember; Of much he has to boast. You know him as PRESTON EDSELL, The Boston Celtics Basketball coach. Here’s LORA CRAIN with brush and palette, With tarn and smock, she looks quite quaint. But it always has been her ambition To dabble in the paint. CARL EASTMAN owns a chicken farm; For him there is no match. He always has been quite an expert On counting chickens before they hatch. CATHY MOORE has traveled west; She always was a charmer. But now she’s doing the darndest thing; Living the life of a big, big Texas farmer. Signing in now is Mr. JAMES REMICH; We ' re glad he did arrive. We ' ve just learned that he ' s been awarded The Scientific Nobel Prize. It must be time for the commercial And this one is a treat. JUDY ANTISDEL brings the word To make our program complete. She tells of a cosmetic company It is the finest, she deems. Why, all you ladies surely use BEVERLY BRINK ' S Razzle Dazzle creams. With utmost pleasure we now present Our most distinguished guest - by fate It ' s GARY GREEN, rather portly now. The governor of our state. A lovely lady here appears; Why, it ' s DEBBIE HALE we find. She is teaching in a little school. Can she make the students mind? Big and brawny RONNIE HEBBARD Is doing rather well. He joined the Barnum Bailey Circus; His job is lifting dumb bells. LINDA PARKS - the home economist, Always did sew a fancy stitch. Right now she’s teaching a cooking class, (Wonder who licks the frosting dish.) Next comes LARRY HERBERT; Director of the big brass band. He was always quite a tooter; Come on now, let’s give him a hand. A registered nurse is signing in now; Why, it ' s PENNY CASTERLINE. In completing her vocation She has spent much worthwhile time. LLOYD FOX, a very shrewd hunter Killed a bear, they say with a dart. Today he’s as famous as Davy Crockett Remember how he got his start. BARB CLEARWATER and EDNA YOUNG, Joined the Women’s Army Corps. Don ' t they look trim in their uniforms? We wish that they were more. FRED MOSCRIP is a man of the world Who has met with many foes. But have you heard of his biggest accomplishment? Selling refrigerators to Eskimos. VICKY EDSELL still loves to ski And has joined a water show. She’s featured daily at Cypress Gardens; Gee, I wish that we could go! BILL FULLER owns a Roller Rink; He always has been fond of wheels. It really doesn’t matter much If they ' re skates or automobiles. ROSE MARY McKERNAN is the star of his show; She skates from morn till night. She twirls around on just one foot; It is a thrilling sight. RONALD WANDELL has a snap of a job; So we see, just the best. He sleeps all day on a comfy mattress; That’s how he gets his Beauty Rest. JANICE MORGAN is one who ' s changed; She was quiet as a mouse. But now she’s entered politics: She’s the first lady Speaker of the House. ROBERT WILMOT is still squeezing apples; Guess he ' ll always be the same. We heard he destroyed all the evidence Before the Revenuers came. An interior decorator is signing in now, It’s SUE VANDERVORT so we see Her fine work is widely known, Even by Jacqueline Kennedy. CARL SMITH is entering now; He’s really in the dough. We’ve been told that he’s a writer For the new Red Skelton show. Of Lady Basketball players There’s a lot that can be said, But JANE ROBINSON is heading our list; She ' s a California Red Head. Next to come is DICK TAYLOR Complete with geetar and toupee. My, how the girls did faint and swoon; He was the Presley of his day. RUTH SAMPSON is such a happy gal, She chuckles more than most of us. But just in case you laugh too much She operates Laugh Anonymous. ” A well-known writer now appears, Oh, it’s RICHARD WHITE I see. For he ' s the author of the book, Success in Life as a Bookie. DONNA KIPP has a worthy job; She is an X-ray technician. She ' ll take your picture any day, If you get in the correct position. A lady truant officer now appears, Yes, it’s SHIRLEY POOLER - She surely keeps those kids in school, They just can ' t seem to fool her! Now that we’ve come to the end of our show, There are others who helped in the production. There ' s LUCILLE ROCKWELL who works backstage Preparing the guest for their introduction. Another important man we find Is working in the control room. As you might guess, it’s DAVE LaBARRE; Does he tell them to lower the boom! LUCILLE WELCH and MARGARET SMITH Are writers for our show. Without their thoughtful help Our program wouldn ' t go. Now we ' re all invited to a party Immediately following the show, Where we can chat with one another And tell our tales of woe. We ' ll renew some old acquaintances And may shed a tear or two; But we never shall forget the days, Of our Senior Class of ' 62. t THE PERFECT IDIOT - - - - DEE ABELL ■ - EDITH GAMBLE -DEAN FIELDS MARLEAH UPHAM - - ALAN GAMBLE -GARY GREEN - VICTOR SORENY - JUDY ANTISDEL -LINDA PARKS - - JUDY BELCHER ■ - CARL EASTMAN RUTH DAUGHERTY - - DICK TAYLOR - - - - JIM REMICH -JUNE BROWN MRS. FISHER THE CAST Daniel Tennyson, the young genius - -- -- --.. Margaret Tennyson, mother of the household. Jackie Tennyson, her youngest son - -- -- -- -. Rhodora, the negro maid - -- -- -- -- -- -- — - - - Roger Tennyson, father of Dan and Jackie - -- -- -- -- Walter P. Latherby, soap manufacturer--- Arthur Barnard, likable principal of North Side High School Miss Baker, an unlikable teacher - -- -- -- -- -- -- - Linda Barnard, Mr. Barnard ' s daughter and Dan’s girl - - - Jeannie Wilson, Jackie ' s girl--- Puff, star athlete, but very dumb--- Carla Carlson, Puff’s girl - -- — ------- . A Cheerful Policeman - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Dr. Hockhort Von Barf, a psychiatrist - -- -- -- -- -- Miss Booth, a brash newspaper reporter-- Director, a hard working individual - - — - -- -- -- - SENIOR PLAY 4 CLASS OF 1963 Pres., Jack Carr; V. Pres., Larry Jones; Sec., Claudia Arnold; Treas., Connie Crain; Student Council, Carol Cooley, Vicky Kendrick, George Rogers. Charles Allen, Blair Babcock, Neil Benjamin, Darius Bolton, Joyce Bowen, Gertrude Brink, Halbert Brink. Larry Brown, Roy Brown, Martha Burgess, Duane Carrington, Sharyl Chaffee, Arlene Clark, Brian Coleman. Russell Coleman, Martha Cook, Connie Cragle, Dawn Darling, Ronald Davis, James Decker, Thelma Devine. Roy Edwards, Douglas Folk, Donna Harrington, Theodore Hayes, John Hennip, Carolyn Horton, Elaine Howland. Ronald Jones, Fred Keir, Linda Kipp, William Kissel, Lorna Lawrence, Stephen Leutbecher, Jean Manchester. Bernita McKernan, Paul Milnes, Larry Morgan, Gary Newman, Michaleen Paieski, William Parks, Ronald Rice. Joan Robinson, John Ross, Grace Rowe, Carl Russell, William Ryan, Ray Schrader, Carol Sink. Duane Soper, Edward Strope, Dennis Taylor, Larry Taylor, Ralph Towner, Vern Tucci, Ben¬ ny Wanzo. j Janet Warrick, Patricia Westbrook, Robert Whalen, Eileen Williams, John Young. Not Photographed: William Smith, and Levi Frisbie. CLASS OF 1964 Pres. Daniel Berlin; V. Pres. Dean Allis; Sec. Joyce Brink; Treas. David Uhouse; Student Council, Patricia Casselberry, Chester Hale, Lois Sampson. Charles Abell, Jason Abell, Anita Arnold, Ruth Arnold, Beverly Bates, Linda Brainard, Aubrey Brister. Daisy Brown, Wurt Brown, Lewis Campbell, Ronald Catlin, Leland Chandler, Charles Col¬ lins, Gloria Cooley. Larry Coon, Kenneth Crain, Kenneth Crown, Bonnie Cutler, Ronald Decker, Carl Edsell, Clair Edsell. Gary Edsell, Seth Edsell, Stanley Folk, Ed Ger- rity, Sheryl Harrington, Cherie Harvey, Ken¬ neth Hendrickson. Elizabeth Hernandez, Alice Hibbard, Elbert Hicks, Jane Hicks, Richard Hunt, Sharon Jones, Carol Keir. Vera Kennedy, Forrest Kipp, Rosanne LaBarre, Donald Manvell, Keith Maslin, Jeanne Maxwell, Robert Moscrip. Gary Osborne, Janice Osborne, Dorothy Orshall, LaVeta Parks, Doris Pitcher, Larry Relyea, Clif¬ ford Robinson. David Rockwell, William Rowe, John Russell, Irvin Smith, Donna Snedeker, Wallace Stewart, Peggy Taylor. Carl Vandervort, Frieda Wagner, Laura Wanzo, Eleanor Welch, Walter White, Howard Wilson. Not photographed: Myron Brown, Edwin Rowe Barbara Rink, James Starr, Ruby Ward, John Westbrook. CLASS OF 1965 Pres. Ronald Carrington; V. Pres. James Mc- Kernan; Sec. Sharon Harding; Treas. Marie Rice; Student Council, Faye Chandler, Richard Hennip, Stephen Shaffer. Donna Arnold, Linda Babcock, Russell Banja- min, Cynthia Bixby, Stuart Brink, Marjorie Brainard, Cheryl Brister, Dixie Brown. Robert Brown, John Campbell, Barbara Carr, Dennis Carr, Richard Carrington, Stephen Chilson, Terry Clark, George Clearwater. Donald Clink, Grace Clink, Kay Cobb, Sharon Cobb, Paul Cook, Audrey Conklin, Nancy Darling, Sharon Darling. Bruce Daugherty, George DeLong, Patricia Devine, James Edsell, William Field, James Flanagan, Philip Fox, Barbara Fuller. Marlene Gamble, Carolyn Gebhard, Lois Green, Daniel Harding, Jeffrey Horton, Mary Hutchin¬ son, James King, William Kipp. Richard LaBarre, Wayne Leonard, Laura Lehner, Linda Lines, Lynn Merrill, Thomas Mielczarek, Daniel Olmstead, Dawn Olmstead. Karen Pendleton, Claudia Potter, Nancy Racht, Gary Remich, Ray Robson, Shirley Rockwell, Jerry Rogers, H. Arthur Rogers. James Schrader, Bradley Sink, Richard Sink, Gary Smith, Joan Snedeker, Linda Stoll, Kath¬ ryn Strope, June Swartz, Trudi Taylor. a Ray Thetga, Ellyn Thomas, Anna Travis, George Tucci, Thomas Tucci, Elaine Watson, Oliver A Warfle, Sharyl White. Not Photographed: Sharon Benjamin, Shirley Colkey, John Maxwell. Connie Williams, James Young. CLASS OF 1966 Pres. Robert Cragle; V. Pres. James Parks; Sec. Marilyn Carr; Treas. Katherine Dewing; Student Council, Sherry Carr, Kathy Dziuba, Diane Jones. Sally Abell, Virginia Alderson, Dale Allis, Eugene Allyn, Richard Allyn, Elaine Ayers, Norman Baker. Raymond Barber, Joan Brown, Michael Boll, Merna Brown, Philip Burgess, Elizabeth Bur¬ lingame, Genevieve Burlingame. Charles Campbell, Joyce Casselberry, Jill Casterline, Daniel Chrispell, Lynn Chubbuck, Ellen Clark, Barbara Coleman. Ronald Comstock, Paulette Conley, David Cooley, Perry Cooley, James Crown, Linda Dewing, Elaine Dixon. Joyce Edsell, Virginia Edsell, John Flanagan, Sharon Freeman, Louise Ham, Robert Hammer - ly, Dale Hibbard. Douglas Hicks, Cora Hottle, Gary Hunt, Charles Hutchinson, Ray Keeney, Ronald Kiefer, Diane Kipp. Faye Manchester, James McManus, Paul Palmer, Esther Prince, Lloyd Rice, Dewey Russell, Sha¬ ron Schrader. David Sink, James Smith, Richard Snedeker, je Rose Stevens, Dale Taylor, Yolande Truesdail, Ann Upham. Mary VanSice, Joel Ward, George Watson, Kathleen Wheaton, Stephen Welch. Not Photographed: Linda Smith. CLASS OF 1967 Pres. Allan Rogg; V. Pres. Norman Jones; Sec. Barbara Davis; Treas. Dennis Carrington; Stu¬ dent Council, Keith Crain, John Horton, Rich¬ ard Snyder. Claire Abell, Ruthann Allyn, Ruth Baldwin, Darla Benjamin, John Bennett, Ray Bowen, Raymond Bowen, Stanley Brown. Robert Brown, William Brown, Larry Canfield, Jack Casterline, George Casselbury, Dennis Chaffee, Bradford Clark, Ruth Clark. Ruth Cobb, Donald Coon, Charlene Crown, Sally Cutler, Eugene Darling, Gloria Davis, Ronald Dewing, Harriett Edsell. Robert Evans, Ronald Evans, Bruce Fields, George Gerould, Lucinda Hale, Thomas Har¬ vey, William Hennip, Dennis Hicks. Lawence Hicks, Corrine Hickey, George Hovan, Lois Hutchinson, Lucille Kipp, Nicholas Klym, Larry Lawence, Joy Manchester. Kirk Manchester, Bruce Manvell, Gary Maxwell, Barbara Mielczarek, Dennis Milner, Marcia Milnes, Connie Morgart, George Murray. Mary Oakley, Anne Parks, Gene Payne, Beverly Pooler, Richard Powell, John Rice, Gayle Rob¬ inson, Patricia Ross. Jean Sampson, Beverly Schrader, Nancy Sink, Sandra Slemmer, Loretta Smith, Robert Smith, Gary Soroka, Jean Swartz. Edward Taylor, Katherine Taylor, Marilyn Truesdail, Kenneth Vandervort, Elsie Warfle, Thomas Westbrook, Shelley Wever, David Wilson. John Williams, Linda Williams, Fredrick Wheaton, Edward Young. Not photographed: Patricia Newell, Robert Westbrook. ORGANIZATIONS YEARBOOK STAFF FIRST ROW: David Rockwell, Soph. Ed.; Deborah Hale, Sr. Co-Ed.; Preston Edsell, Sr. Co-Ed.; Bernita McKernan, Jr. Ed.; Mr. DeAngelis, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Ruby Ward, Soph.; Elaine Howland, Jr.; Janice Osborne, Soph.; Eileen Williams, Jr.; Penelope Casterline, Sr.; Mr. Driscoll, Advisor. THIRD ROW: Alan Gamble, Sr.; Richard Taylor, Sr.; Carl Eastman, Sr.; Gary Moore, Sr. Photographer. NOT PHOTOGRAPHED: Gloria Cooley, Soph. Many changes and improvements have taken place during the seven years since Northeast was established. We hope this is true also of the yearbook staff in view of the fact that this is the first year that we have the staff organized as three separate units. These units are the responsibility of class editors. In this way we hope to have progressive improvement from year to year. Acknowledgements: MR. LENT MR. JENNY MR. WILCOX FIRST ROW, L. to R.: D. Hale, C. Eastman, J. Belcher, D. Abell, L. Parks, J. Man¬ chester. SECOND ROW, L. to R.: Mr. DeAngelis, G. Cooley, L. Parks, R. LaBarre, V. Ken¬ nedy, A. Clark. THIRD ROW, L. to R.: C. Robinson, J. Remich, B. McKernan, D. LaBarre, J. Carr. The Fred Carrington Club of the Future Teachers of America, Northeast Bradford High School, was organized in 1958 and incorporated into the Pennsylvania State Edu¬ cation and the National Education Association. This organization is named in memory of Fred Carrington, a past school board member, who was instrumental in the forming of our school jointure. Its primary purpose is to provide students, who plan to enter the teaching profession, with information concerning the field. It endeavors to give opportunities for: 1. Serv¬ ice projects, 2. Character building, 3. Exploration of student interests and abilities, 4. Field trips to colleges and universities. Among its proud achievements is its annual donation to the Northeast Bradford Stu¬ dent Loan Fund. L. to R.: G. Cooley, L. Parks, V. Kennedy, B. McKernan, R. LaBarre, C. Robinson. STUDENT COUNCIL ROW THREE: D. Allis, R. Hennip, S. Shaffer, C. Hale, C. Smith, A. Gamble, G. Rogers, L. Brown, J. Carr. ROW TWO: F. Chandler, C. Cooley, C. Horton, V. Edsell, L. Sampson, P. Cassel- bury, D. Kipp, E. Gamble, L. Parks, J. Morgan, L. Lawrence. ROW ONE: K. Crain, J. Horton, R. Snyder, C. Abell, Treas.; P. Milnes, Sec.; D. LaBarre, Pres.; P. Casterline, V. Pres.; S. Carr, K. Djuba, D. Jones, Mr. Lent. NOT PHOTOGRAPHED: D. Abell Purpose: Student Council is the governing body of Northeast Bradford. It is made up of representatives from each homeroom and from various clubs. This is done so that everyone will have a chance to express his opinion. Our purpose is to foster a spirit of co-operation among the students, faculty, and the administration of the junior-senior high school through their participation in the opera¬ tion of various school activities in an orderly and constructive manner. We have many activities which include: selling refreshments at basketball games, acting as hall monitors, sponsoring a tea for the faculty, and contributing to the wel¬ fare of the school. r AND OFFICERS OFFICERS Mr. Lent Left to right: C. Abell, Treas.;P. Casterline, V. Pres.; D. LaBarre, Pres.; P. Milnes, Sec. REFRESHMENTS ‘Z5ZZ£Z, i ff. MARCH OF DIMES Left to right: D. LaBarre, R. Cragle, D. Berlin, Mr. Lent. $215.00 was donated by the school for the WNBF-TV Telethon. NEWS FIRST ROW: C. Horton, C. Sink, V. Soreny, E. Howland, J. Carr, J. Robinson. SECOND ROW; S. Chaffee, C. Cooley, E. Williams, G. Green, L. Green, P. Casterline. THIRD ROW: G. Clink, A. Arnold, B. Carr, S. White, M. Paiewski. FOURTH ROW: J. Morgan, S. Vandervort, R. Sampson, D. Kipp, A. Hibbard, M. Cook. Purpose; The Newspaper Club exists to foster a spirit of co-operation among students, faculty, and administration of the Northeast District schools, and to publish the best possible newspapers, which attempt to keep the student body informed as well as entertained. CLUB MEETING 1 FIRST ROW: J. Robinson, E. Williams, E. Howland, C. Sink, A. Hibbard, V. Soreny, M. Paiewski. SECOND ROW: P. Casterline, A. Arnold, J. Morgan, R. Sampson, S. Vandervort, G. Green, V. Kendrick, J. Carr, S. Chaffee, C. Horton. « PAPER SPONSORS AND OFFICERS Left to right: V. Soreny, Mr. Bacon, Mrs. Ulatowski, E. Howland, C. Sink ASSEMBLY C. Horton Left to right: Vandervort. G. Green, S. Left to right; C. Cooley, E. Wil¬ liams, M. Paiewski, E. Howland. INTERVIEW FUTURE NURSES CLUB F.N.A. The purpose of the Future Nurses Club is to provide a setting in which young people who are interested in nursing as a career can meet together. It also gives them an advantage to explore the opportunities and requirements in the field, to grow as individuals by working together, and to learn about the community life in which they soon will participate as informed citizens and possibly as nurses. LIBRARIANS ROW 3: G. Moore, C. Cragle, J. Bowen, P. Sink. ROW 2; E. Howland, R. Sampson, D. Kipp, S. Vandervort, G. Rowe. ROW 1: P. Casterline, S. Harrington, A. Arnold, L. Samp¬ son, S. Poolor. G STANDING: E. Williams, E. Young, A. Clark, M. Paiewski. KNEELING: D. Darling, M. Cook, R. Coleman, S. Chaffee, M. Smith. LIBRARIANS The policy of having volunteer student librarians began this year. The purpose is to allow the teacher in charge of the library each period a little more free time in which to check papers or do research work. These students are doing a good job keeping track of books, signing passes, and maintaining order in the library. ill 1 1 1 1.1 [ IU 111 11 l Uili 1 TRI-HI-Y FIRST ROW: D. Orshall, Student Council; V. Edsell, Treas.; C. Coo¬ ley, Pres.; P. Casterline, Sec.; S. Vandervort, Vice Pres.; L. Welch, J. Robinson. SECOND ROW: B. Clearwater, L. Rockwell, M. Smith, E. Young, M. Burgess, J. Bowen, G. Brink, J. Morgan. THIRD ROW: R. Sampson, P. Field, J. Robinson, J. Brown, L. Kipp, S. Harvey, B. Brink, G. Rowe, Mrs. Carr. FOURTH ROW: E. Welch, L. Brainard, S. Chaffee, S. Harrington, L. Lawarence, M. Cook, S. Jones, J. Warrick, C. Cragle. TRI-HI-Y is an active club consisting of thirty-two girls in grades ten through twelve. Its many activities include; sponsoring roller skating parties, teen talks, dances, and selling Northeast bracelets. We have sent three delegates representing Lebanon to the Model U.N. assembly in Harrisburg, March 2nd and 3rd. It was a very worth¬ while trip. The purpose of our club is to create, maintain, and extend through¬ out the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. Hl-Y ROW 4; R. Coleman, D. Rockwell, J. Hennip, J. Russell, K, Crown, M. Brown, K. Crain, I. Smith. ROW 3: Mr. Bacon, B. Coleman, G. Rogers, C. Allen, B. Fuller, R. Wandell, G. Tompson, C. Russell. ROW 2: C. Abell, R. Jones, T. Hayes, G. Green, D. Fields, L. Fox, G. Moore, J. Remich. ROW 1: A. McCarthy, Chap.; J. Carr, V. Pres.; A. Gamble, Pres.; C. Eastman, Sec.; D. LaBarre, Treas.; C. Robinson, J. Starr. Purpose; To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and com¬ munity high standards of Christian character. Platform: Clean Living, Clean Speech, Clean Sportsmanship, Clean Scholarship. Left to right: D. Rockwell, J. Carr, A. Gamble, C. Eastman, D. LaBarre. FIRST ROW: D. LaBarre, D. Rockwell, C. Russell, J. Carr, C. Allen, J. Young, A. Gamble, J. Remich. SECOND ROW; G. Moore, C. Abell, C. Eastman, Mr. Bacon, L. Fox, C. Robinson. FIRST ROW: P. Field, V. Edsell, S. Jones, L. Parks, C. Arnold, J. Brown, C. Cooley, J. Robinson. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Racht, B. Bates, C. Harvey, J. Brink, L. Brainard, C. Kier, A. Clark, J. Manchester, L. Lawrence. THIRD ROW: E. Watson, A. Conklin, B. Fuller, M. Gamble, C. Johnson, J. Bow¬ en, C. Cragle, D. Harrington. FOURTH ROW: S. White, L. Green, N. Racht, L. Lines, B. Carr, J. Robinson. NOT PHOTOGRAPHED: R. Daugherty, M. Hutchinson, J. Swartz, D. Brown. This club has many activities throughout the year that serve the purpose of raising money, helping others, and providing for our own enjoyment. We hav e money for various reasons which are paying one half of the girls ' expenses while they attend the State F.H.A. conference at Penn State University,, and purchasing things needed for the club and the homemaking department. We help others by sending clothing to a mountain orphanage in North Carolina, and making favors for the hospital at Easter. For our own pleasure we have guest speakers and parties on special occasions. We also had a panel discussion on the Teenage Budget. There are many possibilities for the members of our club, such as an opportunity to earn three degrees of achievement. These degrees are; Junior, Chapter, and State Homemaker degrees. Purposes: 1. To promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking. 2. To emphasize the importance of worthy home membership. 3. To encourage democracy in home and community life. 4. To work for good home and family life for all. 5. To promote international good will. 6. To foster the development of creative leadership in home and community life. 7. To provide wholesome individual and group recreation. 8. To further interest in home economics. PARTY DRESSES Left to right: M. Smith, D. Harrington, C Cooley, B. Clearwater, L. Rockwell. OFFICERS Left to right: V. Edsell, Sec.; L. Parks, Pres.; P. Field, Treas.; C. Arnold, V. Pres.; C. Cooley, Reporter. STATE HOMEMAKING DEGREE WINNERS P. Field, J. Brown. HUTCH CABINET F.F.A. MEMBERS FIRST ROW: B. Daugherty, B. SINK, J. Campbell, L. Campbell, D. Folk, P. Cook, C. Russell, V. Tucci, R. Davis. SECOND ROW: G. Remich, B. Brown, J. Horton, D. Uhouse, B. Smith, B. Ryan, L. Brown, D. Olmstead, P. Fox, Mr. Lent. THIRD ROW: E. Garrity, O. Warfle, J. Maxwell, B. Kissel, D. Carrington, C. Edsell, R. Wilmot, D. Carrington, D. Sink, G. Tucc i, T. Tucci. FOURTH ROW: J. Abell, H. Wilson, R. Wandell, L. Morgan, B. Fuller, L. Coon, D. Hunt, L. Relyea, W. Stewart, D. Bolton, S. Shafer. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Sigler, S. Edsell, D. Soper, G. Thompson, C. Eastman, B. Babcock, D. Taylor, G. Green, E. Strope, S. Chilson. SIXTH ROW: F. Kipp, L. Frisbie, C. Vander- vort, D. Taylor, L. Taylor, J. Hennip, L. Jones, R. Schrader, R. Brown, T. Sink. The Future Farmers of America is the national organization of, by, and for boys studying vocational agriculture in public secondary schools. The FFA is an intra-curricular activity having its origin and root in a definite past of the school curricular-vocational agriculture. Among other things, members learn through active participation how to conduct and take part in a public meeting, to speak in public, to buy and sell co-operatively, to solve their own problems, to finance themselves, and to assume civic r esponsibility. The foundation upon which the Future Farmers of America organization is built, includes leadership and character development, sportsmanship, cooperation, service, thrift, scholarship, im¬ proved agriculture, organized recreation, citizenship and patriotism. OFFICERS Secretary-Dennis Taylor President-----Dick Taylor Sentinel-Ray Schrader Reporter — - -- -- —- -Tom Sink Chaplain-Darius Bolton Vice President-- - - Larry Brown Carl Russell Treasurer p AREA DEGREE WINNERS FIRST ROW: L. Brown, G. Green, C. Eastman. SECOND ROW: R. Davis, J. Hennip, C. Russell. Gary Green County and District win¬ ner - 1,2,3,4. State Part. 1 . 2 , 3 , 4 . PUBLIC SPEAKING DISTRICT F.F.A. DAIRY SHOW STATE BAND . Wilson, S. Edsell R. Davis, Master Fitter, Master Showman, Junior Grand Champion. jfjKSHiilaCf ? yy d F.F.A. VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: W. gan, J. Horton. Mr. Shoemaker, Smith, D. Soper, C. Eastman, D. Taylor, R . Davis, L. Mor- SECONDROW: C. Russell, E. Gerrity, L. Relyea, R. Wilmot, J. Young, V. Tucci, W. Stewart. FIRST ROW: B. Sink, T. Tucci, G. Tucci, B. Daugherty, R. Sink. SECOND ROW: J. Abell, D. Folk, J. Schrader, D. Olmstead, Mr. Shoemaker. Square Dancing L. toR.: A. Clark, M. Cook, C. Arnold, B. McKernan, V. Kendrick, M. Paiewski. Wheat Project Trees on School Farm Tree planting is one of the helpful activities the F.F.A. carries on. This is done by the chapter boys as a community service. ART SERVICE This organization is open to interested students in grades seven through twelve. It is basically a service unit designed to handle the output of posters, decorations of signs, program covers, etc. For the interested student who has no chance to fit art into his academic schedule, here is an opportunity to express himself and get recognition for extra curricular activities. CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS L. Crain D. Berlin P. Sink FIRST ROW: F. Wheaton, Pres.; L. Crain, Sec.-Treas.; P. Sink, E. Allyn, G. Ro¬ binson, K. Manchester. SECOND ROW; L. Rice, F. Manchester, L. Williams, S. Vandervort, Student Coun¬ cil; J. Morgan, Mr. DeAngelis. THIRD ROW: D. Kipp, T. Hayes, L. Kipp, R. Jones, L. Chandler, B. Clearwater. FOURTH ROW; V. Tucci, R. Schrader, L. Jones, D. Berlin, E. Sink. SHOP SERVICE FIRST ROW: B. Daugherty, J. Campbell, R. Brown, G. Tucci, D. Taylor. SECOND ROW: S. Chilson, R. Towner, E. Strope, Mr. Knecht. NOT PHOTOGRAPHED: L. Brown. The Industrial Arts Service Club was charted as a unit of the Northeast Bradford Jun¬ ior-Senior High School on November 8, 1960. The president of the group at that time was Blair Babcock. The officers for the 1961-1962 school term are: Pres. Dennis Tay¬ lor, V. Pres. Larry Brown, Sec.-Treas. Bruce Daugherty. Our Student Council Represen¬ tative is Edward Strope. The club now has ten members providing many services for the other departments and individuals associated with the school. Many of the group spend as many as fifteen periods per month in club work. BAND FIRST ROW: R. Kiefer, E. Prince, D. Pitcher, C. Johnson, L. Stoll, D. Arnold, C. Brister, Mr. Stevens, C. Crain, F. Chandler, D. Allis, C. Abell, K. Manchester, R. Catlin. SECOND ROW: R. Allyn, K. Taylor, J. Ward, D. Carrington, S. White, M. Upham, D. Jones, L. Sampson, C. Horton, R. Ward, J. Maxwell, C. Cragle, G. Rowe, J. Horton. THIRD ROW: J. Flanagan, L. Chubbuck, J. Parks, S. Edsell, J. Young, D. Abell, D. Hennip, L. Herbert, J. Abell, T. Mielczarek, R. Carrington, R. Hammerly, M. Carr, A. Parks. FOURTH ROW: J. Flanagan, L. Chandler, J. Hennip, D. Berlin, J. King, H. Wilson, C. East¬ man, A. Upham, E. Gamble, C. Arnold, C. Moore, L. Crain, L. Parks. TWIRLERS R. McKernan, P. Taylor, J. Antisdel, B. Bates. SENIOR HIGH MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW: Mr. Stevens, J. Manchester, D. Abell. SECOND ROW: C. Sink, E. Williams, E. Howland, M. Paiewski, D. Rockwell, G. Green, D. Berlin, R. Moscrip, C. Eastman, M. Cook, S. Jones. THIRD ROW; J. Brink, J. Bowen, M. Smith, E. Young, D. LaBarre, D. Fields, G. Newman, L. Kipp, A. Clark. FOURTH ROW: S. Brainard, B. Bates, L. Parks, R. Ward, R. Jones, J. Remich, C. Arnold, B. McKernan. FIFTH ROW: C. Cragle, A. Arnold, R. Arnold, L. Sampson, L. Hebert, C. Horton, T. Hayes, L. Parks, M. Upham. JUNIOR HIGH MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW: Mr. Stevens, E. Darling, M. Oakley, N. Klym, D. Allis, S. Weaver, J. Swartz, L. Smith, M. Truesdail, G. Davis, J. Horton, K. Manchester, G. Hunt, C. Potter, R. Allyn, C. Abell, L. Williams, A. Upham. SECOND ROW; A. Parks, C. Hale, J. Edsell, N. Jones, F. Chandler, S. Darling, D. Carr, E. Thomas, J. Swartz, N. Darling, C. Crown, M. Milnes, K. Taylor, J. Edsell, G. Clink, B. Mielczarek, C. Hutchinson. THIRD ROW: K. Dewing, J. Casterline, C. Hottle, V. Edsell, R. Baldwin, L. Kipp, B. Poolor, E. Allyn, J. Manchester, B. Fuller, D. Arnold, E. Prince, M. VanSice, L. Hutchinson, B. Schrader, J. Snedeker, D. Abell, Accomp. FOURTH ROW: D. Kipp, B. Davis, M. Gamble, F. Manchester, D. Jones, J. Flannigan, J. Parks, C. Williams, S. White, L. Green, K. Strope, R. Cragle, L. Lines, T. Taylor, N. Racht. ELEVENTH GRADE GIRLS ENSEMBLE STANDING: A. Clark, M. Paiewski, C. Horton, C. Cragle, C. Sink, M. Cook, B. McKernan, C. Ar¬ nold. SEATED: J. Manchester, Mr. Stevens y qj NINTH GRADE GIRLS ENSEMBLE 6 O ■- « . 0 NORTHEAST DANCE BAND FIRST ROW: L. Parks, J. Flan¬ agan, R. Ward, C. Horton, J. Maxwell, L. Stoll, D. Abell. SECOND ROW; C. Eastman, L. Herbert, M. Upham, C. Moore, D. Pitcher, D. Ber¬ lin, F. Chandler, L. Chand¬ ler, R. Carrington, Mr. Stevens. G. Clink, B. Carr, L. Lines, N. Racht, L. Green, S. White, D. Ar¬ nold, M. Brainard, S. Darling, F. Chandler, Mr. Stevens. CINDERELLA PROM KING AND QUEEN Sponsored by Student Council THE ASTRO-NOTES L. Crain, D. Taylor COURT VARSITY N FIRST ROW: L. Crain, M. Upham, L. Parks, E. Gamble, J. Antisdel. SECOND ROW: R. Rice, P. Edsell, T. Sink, G. Green, Mr. Hutchins, Coach. THIRD ROW: G. Rogers, C. Hale, B. Coleman, D. Taylor, R. Wilmot. FOURTH ROW: J. Carr, D. Bolton, J. Hennip, P. Milnes, A. Gamble. PRESTON EDSEa DEan fields TOM SINK 1962 BSCAA BASEBALL CHAMPS FIRST ROW: G. Rogers, T. Sink, P. Edsell, G. Green, D. Taylor, R. Wilmot, Coach Hutchins. SECOND ROW: Mr. Lent, G. Edsell, C. Hale, J. Young, D. Bolton, J. Carr. THIRD ROW: R. Benjamin, L. Chandler, P. Milnes, J. Hennip, B. Coleman, R. Rice. R. WILMOT 1961 BASEBALL SCHEDULE St. Basils S.R.U. Turnpike Loyalsock St. Basils S.R.U. Turnpike Loyalsock Sonestown G. GREEN T. SINK D. TAYLOR P. EDSELL 1962 BSCAA BASKETBALL VARSITY CHAMPS STANDING: D. Bolton, R. Rice, B. Coleman, J. Hennip, P. Milnes, Coach Hutchins. KNEELING: H. Brink, B. Brown, P. Edsell, T. Sink, D. Fields, J. Carr. ’61-’62 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Wyalusing Towanda Tioga Center Turnpike Towanda S.R.U. St. Agnes Wyalusing Alumni Tioga Center NOR. 53 48 49 48 43 46 54 35 43 43 OPP. 52 46 67 22 42 31 53 43 54 45 Loyalsock St. Basils Turnpike S.R.U. St. Agnes Sonestown Loyalsock NOR. 52 65 62 54 62 64 68 OPP. 30 47 33 53 30 34 47 1962 BSCAA BASKETBALL J.V. CHAMPS STANDING: B. Field, R. Benjamin, M. Brown, J. King, C. Hale, D. Berlin, L. Chandler, Coach Hutchins. KNEELING: H. Brink, C. Robinson, D. Allis, G. Edsell, J. Flannigan, B. Rowe, J. Young, D. Hennip. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE NOR. OPP. Wyalusing 30 25 Towanda 32 21 Tioga Center 36 23 Turnpike 39 21 Towanda 43 29 S.R.U. 41 18 St. Agnes 46 32 Wyalusing 28 25 NOR. OPP. Tioga Center 38 32 Loyalsock 38 7 St. Basils 49 11 Turnpike 25 19 S.R.U. 45 22 St. Agnes 21 20 Sonestown 68 18 Loyalsock 41 24 GIRLS’ ATHLETIC COUNCIL FIRST ROW: A. Travis, C. Harrington, K. Pendlton, L. Rockwell, J. Belcher, Sec.; D. Pitcher, Treas. J. Antisdel, V. Pres.; Miss Dyzsel, Advisor; M. Upham, Pres.; E. Gamble, Student Council; L. Parks, Student Council; R. McKernan, P. Casterline. SECOND ROW: S. Cobb, C. Johnson, C. Moore, L. Crain, S. Darling, M. Brainard, P. Devine, F. Chandler, E. Thomas, B. Fuller, E. Watson, M. Gamble, S. Rockwell, C. Potter. THIRD ROW: B. Clearwater, S. Vandervort, B. Cutler, P. Taylor, B. Bates, C. Harvey, D. Kipp, L. Brainard, J. Brink, J. Robinson, A. Clark, V. Edsell, P. Field, R. Daugherty. FOURTH ROW: A. Conklin, S. Harding, E. Welch, R. LaBarre, D. Snedeker, L. Lines, G. Clink, B. Carr, L. Green, J. Snedeker, E. Williams, C. Crain, M. Paiewski, K. Cobb. FIFTH ROW: R. Arnold, G. Cooley, L. Kipp, S. Jones, T. Taylor, K. Strope, B. McKernan, E. How¬ land, C. Sink, M. Cook, C. Cragle, J. Bowen. G.A.C. Our organization is seven years old and is open to any girl, in grades 9 through 12, who is interested in and takes part in athletics. Our purposes are; to support and maintain school spirit; to develop and display good sportsmanship; to cultivate and encourage girls’ athletics; and to establish regulations for cheerleaders. Our projects for this year include making letters to welcome the visiting teams, sel¬ ling refreshments at games, sponsoring a record hop, and participating in the gym ex¬ hibition as well as in play days with other schools. Our goal is to give the girls participating in sports the recognition they so rightfully deserve, and to cultivate friendly relationships with girls of other schools. Senior Soccer Members Steady There! Miss Dyzsel Volleyball at Athens Soccer Players Basketball Charleston! CHEERLEADERS VARSITY E. Gamble, L. Crain, J. Antisdel, D. Abell, M. Upham, C. Sink, L. Parks. J. Antisdel, L. Crain, E. Gamble, M. Cook, B. Bates, D. Abell, S. Dar¬ ling, G. Clink, F. Chand¬ ler, M. Upham, C. Sink, L. Parks. JUNIOR VARSITY FIRST ROW: B. Bates, M. Cook. SECOND ROW: G. Clink, S. Darling, F. Chandler. CHEERLEADERS The main goal of the cheerleaders is to lead the spectators in cheering for our team. We are very proud of our team this year, as we feel, through their hard work and prac¬ tice, that they truly deserve the championship. It is hoped that through the efforts of the cheerleaders and the spectators good sportsmanship will be gained. SENIORS OF 1961 CLASS DAY Title; SOUTH PACIFIC CLASS DAY Thanks is shown to Mr. Stevens for his musical direction. G. Ross, Mr. Stevens WE HAVE TOMORROW BURNING BRIGHTLY BEFORE US GRADUATION Mr. Hennip presenting the mes¬ sage to the seniors. 1961 AWARDS ASSEMBLY STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Left to right: Shirley Struble, V. Pres. ' 61; Penny Casterline, V. Pres. ' 62; David LaBarre, Pres. ' 62; Charles Abell, Treas. ' 62; Paul Milnes, Treas. ' 61, Sec. ' 62;Pres¬ ton Edsell, Sec. ' 61; Verne Peck, Pres. 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