Ockawamick Central High School - Totem Pole Yearbook (Philmont, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1960 volume:

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'York Phx mon New JUDY FERRIS and CLAUDIA MILLER Co Editors of the 1960 Totem Pole We the co edrtors of the 1960 Totem Pole wish to express our ant memories for many years to come We have tried to capture the lughhghts of this school year We hope that as you glance through th1s yearbook it w111 bring back fond memories of the school years that we have emoyed together We want to extend our many thanks to all of those who helped to make this yearbook a success C1aud1a M111er Judy Ferris W i W N I - . ' . sincere hope that this yearbook will serve as a treasure chest of pleas- ' . . , . 'Q , We the class of 1960 re spectfully dedlcate thu book to our adv1sors and teachers Mr Thomas Glbbons and Mr George Laxrd 1m gra te ful apprecxauon for thexr cheerful coumel and much needed aas1stance to Us CAFETERIA STAFF BUS DRIVERS OFFICE STAFF CUSTODIANS Www I4 I ' K xi 5' . if 1 Qfji I Q , 4 On behalf of the Board of Educatron and faculty of Ockawamlck Central School rt rs a pleasure to extend SIHCSIC congratulauons and best wrshes to the Class of 1960 It IS our hope that as you go out rnto lrfe and conunue your edu canon you CXh1b1I the same hrgh rdeals that you have shown here at Ockawamrck We ant1c1pate many fme thlngs from your class rn the years to come and extend to you our best wrshes for a long and frurt ful l1fe Lester Benson ELEMENTARY SUPERVISOR To the 1960 Graduating Class of Ockawarruck Congratulanons on reachlng the first goal 1n your education I have particularly watched your progress wrth interest as many of you were in the last class I taught at Philmont I-hgh School My mterest and best wrshes for your future success and happiness will continue to follow each one as you go on to Iugher education Marion Relyea GUIDANCE DIRECTOR and ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL To the Class of 1960 You who make up the largest graduating class in Ockawamick history have proven strength will enable each of you to achieve even greater success and happiness rn the years ahead I like to thins of your graduation as a commencement a beginning for you and for the faculty You are entering upon a new important and challenging phase of life which will demand much but give more The faculty on the other hand will begin to reap the rewards from the many associations here at Ockawamrck for their greatest Joy will come from reports of your successes tn the future Howard Rhodes . . , h . I ' ' l your strength in many and varied school activities. It is my most sincere hope that this . I . , . ' . . I . ' . . . I ' I D . , 49307- gaaulofs ' Left to nght L Benson Prmclpal H Runyon E Kearlns Clerk C Shook I Street C VIHCCHI H Unk H Cox G Cornell H Harder D Kern . 'fig 'L' V r, igifiix, ,, , -,iw , Mr . f wrfi.. V A ,fw , JF 2329 ' gwf -fmwg We W li' ' ffwiq Q. '- W QT ?Wf? BACK ROW left to nght R Robertson T Gxbbons I Smlth R Bowes I Mahar F FRONT ROW left to rlght L Benson M Johnson H Ferns A Bush T Langlals K Ives, K NICRC M Hegarty I Iadatz H Rhodes James, R. Dorrance, W. Dunne, W. Richards, W. Schnackenberg, F. Gray, G. Laird. www-6 W fu wakes X CONS TANCE MAY ALBRIGHT Connie The world looks brighter from behind a smile Art Secretary4 Ban 1 2 3 Chorus 1 2 3 4 All County 2 3 All State 3 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 Secretarral Club 4 Twrrling 1 2 GRAY ALDRICH A11 I ask is to b left alone Football 2 3 Basketball 1 2 Track 2 3 4 Student Council Alternate 3 KAREN JOAN BALL Stealing a kiss may be petty larceny but some- times it is also grand. A11 -County Chorus All-State Chorus 1 2 Chorus 2 3 4 Cheerleading 1 2 3 4 - Captain 2 years 1 Band 1 M., French Club 3 REINHOLD BAUER Ronnie Argue, argue, early, late, if lines were crooked, he'd argue them straight. Class President 1, 3 Dramatics Club 2 Intramurals 1, 2 Photography Club 1, 2 Science Club 3 JOHN BELL 2 sr' -1---' 'iv People who make no norse are dangerous Chess Club 4 SOPHIA BOYIAN Soph1e Krndness lS the sunshlne ln whrch vlrtue grows Class reporter for newspaper 1 Secretarral Club 4 Intramurals 1 2 French Club 2 X r at FQ 11 V: YY r YV 'L , -v . .1 ,, . . . . . , ,, . O 1' 1 N . T:t5.3f.'4'fY'Lk R' ' Q J , is-it fg 'ff 1 ' :fre L LEONARD G BUGEL Honor lres rn honest torl Amerrcan Legron Boys State Award 3 Chess Club 2 3 4 Honor Soclety Treasurer Vrce Presrdent 3 4 Math and Scrence Faculty Award 3 Nauonal Math Contest Award 3 Scrence Club 3 Servrce Squad 3 4 RONALD STEVEN CARDIS Ron Tomorrow wrll be another day Band 1 Dramatrcs 2 Intramurals 2 3 PETER CHAIRO Pete 'I envy no man Intramurals 1, 2 ROBERT C DALLAS Bo Lrfe rs too serrous to be taken serrously Chess Club 2 3 4 Volleyball l 3 ZENA RU TH DOODY The pleasure of talkrng rs the rnextrngurshable passron of a monaan Lrbrary Club 3 4 Student Teacher 3 ALEXANDR4 V de SMITT Sandy I must laugh and dance and srng youth rs such a lovely thrng All County Chorus 2 3 4 All State Chorus 3 4 Semor Chorus 2 3 Student Counc1l2 3 4 County Rep 3 4 Pr sr dent 4 Yearbook Staff 3 4 ,avr .. bu ' - . .4 Service Squad 3,4 I- . n 1 - v - l - e I .1 ' V . . I-ol F.H.A. 1,2 4' NANCY ANN FALKNER Never trouble trouble ull trouble troubles you Cafeteria Help 8 ARTHUR VINCENT DUTCHER 'Art' A mrghty spurt frlls that peut frame Art Club 3 Inuamurals 2 3 Press Club 3 4 Student Councrl Alternate 4 JUDITH ANN FERRIS Few have such a good drspositlon All State Choir 4 Baton Twlrhng 1 2 Cheerleadmg 1 2 County Counc11 2 3 4 French Club 2 3 Intramurals 1 2 4 Secretarial Club 3 4 Senior Chorus 3 4 Service Squad 3 4 Student Councrl 1 2 3 4 Secretary 2 Vice Pres1dent 3 Student Teacher 3 4 Yearbook Staff 3 4 llludyll . 1 .3.4 WILLI KM FUSS L1tt1e Butch Eat dunk and be merry for tomorrow we go to school FFA 1 2 Vrce Presrdent 3 Presrdent 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Servlce Squad 1 3 4 Captam 4 Track 2 4 CHERYL E GRIFFITH Sherry I'm not afra1d of tomorr and today Chorus 2, 3, 4 Llbrary Club 3, 4 Secretarral Club 4 CLAUDIA GARDINA Claude I d rather be nght than be president Chorus 1 2 3 4 French Club V1ce Presrdent 2 3 Honor Socrety 3 4 Secretary 4 Intramurals 2 3 Student Day 2 ow for 1've seen yesterday Q M xg X RX 7 I I .. 4 . - - I U I I D - I 4. , I I D I - I I - I ROBIN JEAN HAMM For when she lS good she 18 very very good and Intramurals 2 3 Baton Twirlrng 1 2 3 MARCUS HAMM Mark Since all great men are dylng he will not l1ve long Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Football 1 2 3 4 Sen1or Band 1 2 3 4 Senior Chorus 1 2 3 4 HENRY HOLST Hank Solxtude 15 often the best socrety Intramurals 1 2 3 1' JOHN CHRISTIAN HOOSE If you don t say anything you ll never be called upon to repeat it Ban 1 2 3 4 Basketball J V 2 Varsrty 4 Chess Club l 2 3 Chorus 3 4 Irmamurals 1 2 Dave Chorus 3 4 Concert Band 1 FFA 1 2 3 K 'XREN LAVERY Love me l1ttle love me long Cheerleadrng l 2 3 4 French Club 2 3 Inuamurals 1 2 3 Secretarlal Club 4 Student Councrl Rep Class Vrce Presrdent 1 Class Presrdent 2 3 SCYVICC Squad 3 4 Presrdent 4 County Counc1l 2 3 Yearbook Staff 3 DAVID KENT KISSELBRACK When the Lord made me he made a rambhn 234 d . . . ., 34, N man. I ' . ,4 CLIVE DENNIS LOUDEN ROBERT LAW Butch' All men are born equal but some are qmcker on the getaway Football 2 3 Senior Chorus 2 3 4 There IS no great gemus wxthout a m1xture of madness Chess Club 2 3 4 Intramurals 2 3 JGEPH MARTINO oe L1fe P1CkS up whe Baseball 1 2 Chorus 4 Football 2 3 Intramurals 2 3 n a lady comes m CLAUDIA ELIZABETH MILLER C1aug1e A happy heart maketh a merry countenance Cheerleadrng 3 4 Dramaucs Club 2 French Club 2 3 Library Club 1 2 3 Secretanal Club 4 Senior Chorus 1 2 3 4 Service Squad 2 3 4 Student Day 3 Yearbook Staft 4 Lab Assistant 4 ANN JEANETTE MILLIGAN Anme There s no accounung for Cheerleading 1 2 3 4 Class Secretary 4 Crown Bearer 2 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Junror Prom Queen 3 Servlce Squad 3 4 Vrce Presxdent 3 PATRICIA EILEEN MILLER Pattl It s nice to be natural 1f you re naturally mce Class Treasurer 1 2 3 4 Intramurals 1 2 Secretanal Club 4 Senior Chorus 2 3 4 Servrce Squad 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 3 WOITIBII S ZCUOIIS I LORRAINE PAPAS Lolo To do a great rrght do a lrttle wrong French Club 2 Treasurer 3 Intramurals 1 2 Press Club 1 Secretary of Class 2 3 Servrce Squad 3 4 Yearbook Staff 3 4 BETTY ESTHER NEILSON So sweet the blush of bashfulness Lrbrary Club 1 Press Club 3 4 Secretanal Club 4 EUGENE PESSETTO Gene There s a good trme coming boysl A good trme comrng Band 1 2 Baseball 1 Basketball 2 3 Chorus 1 2 4 FFA l 2 3 4 Pres1dent4 Football 3 4 Intramurals 2 3 Yorker Club 3 Senior Chorus 3, 4 ARDIS ANNE IRhNE PIKUN Babe I ve taken my fun where I ve found rt Art Club 3 Baton Twulmg 1 2 3 4 Press Club 1 2 Assrstant Edrtor 3 Edrtor 4 ROBERT PULTZ Bob Srlence never makes any blunders FFA 2 3 Football 1 2 4 Volleyball 1 2 3 DAVID M PROCTOR Buzzy Women are not a hobby they re a calam1ty Chess Club 1 2 3 4 Chorus 4 Student Councrl 1 2 3 4 V1ce Presrdent 4 French Club 2 ISDH RONSANI Joey L1fe 15 not 11fe w1thout sports Go1f1234 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 2 RAYMOND DOUGLAS QUINION Snort If worry were the only cause of death l d hve forever Baseball 1 2 3 Manager 1 Basketball 3 FFA 1 2 3 4 V1ce Presrdent 4 Football 2 3 Manager 2 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Volleyball 1 2 4 THOMAS SCHUMANN Tom Good food and g1rls make lxfe worth 11V1Hg Vars1ty Football 3 4 Varslty Basketball 3 4 J V Basketball 2 Golf 1 2 3 4 BETTY FRANCES STARK 'Starksie' Like a fonmtain of friendliness, bubbling with laughter. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 FHA 2 - Parliamentarian French Club 4 Library Club 1 Press Club 4 MARILYN STICHTER 06 For she was Jes the quret kmd Chorus 3 4 French Club 2 Intramurals 2 3 Servrce Squad 3 IUDITH FRANCES STUTZMAN Judy A g1r1 1sn t poor rf she can st111 laugh Chorus 1 2 3 FHA 1 2 3 4 Intramurals 2 3 Lrbrary Club 3 4 :IM or . .4 SUZANNE SURPRENANT lle Band 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Dramatics 1 2 French Club 1 2 3 Intramurals 1 Library Club 2 3 Service Squad 1 2 3 4 LAWRENCE PAUL TOMLIN Ace There s rnlsch1ef in this man Baseball 2 3 4 Chess Club 2 3 Chorus 1 2 3 Football 2 3 4 Intramurals 2 3 Press Club 2 3 Student Counc1l 1 Track 3 4 Volleyball 2 3 Penny fllrtation All-County Chorus 2 3 4 Area All State Chorus 3 4 Cheerleadmg 1 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 French Club 2 3 Intramurals 1 2 4 Secretanal Club 4 SCFVICC Squad 2 3 4 Student Councxl Altemate Student Teacher 3 4 Yearbook staff 3,4 Love and the measles cannot be hrdden Honor Society 2 3 4 - Historian 3 Presxdent 4 PENELOPE MARGARET WHITE I assisted the b1rth of that most s1gn1f1ca.nt word 123 Us ll I I 4 Service Squad 3, 4 NANCY MEL TZ. Laughlng Jokmg always a jest here s a gxrl who s one of the best Band 1 2 Cheerleadmg 1 Intramurals 1 2 To succeed IS our w111 to surpass IS our trend To be tops rn the world to adhere to the end But success 15 not reached at a smgle bound We have to bu11d a ladder by whrch to use From the depths of rgnorance to be knowledged And WISC And thus we w111 mount to the top round by round Claudxa Gardrna . ' 2 SENIOR POEM fifcctofuf In September 1956 Ockawamrck Central School felt the f1rst thrlll of 1ts exrstence when we the new Freshmen clamored through rts corr1dors on the way to class We the class of 1960 are a part of that body of bewrldered students Unlrke any other Freshman classes we almost rmmedrately fell rnto the ways of Hrgh School stu dents Frrst we elected our offrcers Ronnre Bauer as Presrdent B111 Hoblln as Vrce Presrdent Karen Ball as Secretary and Pat M1ller as Treasurer Before the end of the term we gave our food sale and our ftrst dance The Snowflake Whlrl whrch amazed the entlre student body Thrs was to show all other classes that we drd not rntend to stay rn the background because we were Freshmen Leavrng us after the completron of our f1rst year were Susan Re kow Joanne Zender Marjory Hall and Joan Hosler We the class of 1960 at the end of our f1rst year wrth Mrs Fer rrs and Mr Clancy as our homeroom teachers had taken one step toward our goal graduatron Upon our return to school the followrng year wrth Mr Grbbons and Mr Clancy as homeroom teachers we rmmedrately elected of frcers for our Sophomore year Karen Lavery Presrdent Ann Mrlltgan Vrce Presrdent Lorra1ne Papas Secretary and Par Mrller as Treasurer Berng a most efflcrent class we conducted our second successful dance The Snowball Bounce and of course another well remembered food sale Leavrng us after our Sophomore year were Patty and Karen Jones and Brll Hobhn Jornrng us that year was Sandra de Smrtt Havrng Mrss Bush and Mrss Johnson as advrsors we as a class had much to look forward to when we returned to school as Junlors We started off at top speed by electtng Ronrue Bauer Presrdent Peter l-Iermance Vrce Presrdent Lorra1ne Papas Secretary and Pat M1ller as Treasurer Our Junror year was devoted mostly to study so that we mrght enter our Senlor year wrth flylng colors Our f1rst dance an mformal was the January Jubtlee After weeks of plannrng and worklng the mght of our Junror Prom Rhapsody tn Blue frnally arrrved The Decoratron Commlttee wrth Claudra Mrller and Penny Whrte as co chairmen approprrarely made plans for decoratrng the audrtorrum in blue and whrte I 1 1 1 I 1 1 ' - ' 1 l ' 1 1 . 11 . 11 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - '- - 1 1 1 , ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 11 11 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 . 11 - 11 - , 1 . . . 11 . 11 . 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 CLASS HISTORY Cont The programs were unrque refreshments delrcrous the floor well you just had to dance once your feet felt the smooth surface be neath them Rergnrng as Krng and Queen that nrght were Peter Her mance and Ann Mrllrgan Our reputatlon was then and there establlshed There were only a few weeks of our Iurnor year left after our Prom and those we spent rn study A fellow classmate leavrng us that year was Vrckr Klern Then began our last year wrth Mr Grbbons and Mr Larrd as ad vrsors and our last chance to wrrte rn the hrstory of Ockaw amrck great deeds whlch should ever be rn the mrnds of all who had watched us through our hrgh school career We organrzed our class wrth Judy Ferrrs as Presrdent Dave Proctor as Vrce Presrdent Ann Mrlllgan as Secre tary and Pat Mrller as Treasurer We knew that thrs year would be the hardest and we chose those people whom we felt were best qualrfred to gurde us through a never to be forgotten year It would take pages to tell you rn detarl all we the Class of 1960 have accomplrshed wrthrn a year but everyone wrll agree that rn all our endeavors we became very effrcrent Our rnformal Moonshrners Jamboree drew almost every student rnto the gym for a good trme that everyone knew awa1ted them there The Student Councrl clarmed Sandra deSmltt as Presrdent That alone was an addrtronal honor for thrs worthy class Our last year was our most successful rn regard to a formal our gala Senror Ball Our new class members thrs year are John Bell Nancy Meltz and Gene Pessetto Now that our frurtful years rn Ockawamrck Central School are over we leave wrth regret the protectrve walls of our Alma Mater We shall ever cherrsh the memory of those happy years and wrsh for all the classes to come, the same success that has been ours Lorrarne Papas 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 . 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 - 1 - vv . 1 11 ' 1 1 - 1 . . , . 1 1 60604 On the way to the Premrere of my latest movre I board a Jet lrner which rs to take me to Phrlmont Crty Arrport and happen to look at my trcket dated June 27 1975 I realrze there must be a drscrepancy srnce thrs ts only the 21st so I call for a stewardess who IS qtuckly at my srde She assures me that the mrstake rs not mrne but rs that of the trcket manager JOHN HOOSE The name sounds vaguely famrlrar so I ask the stewardess rf she knows where he comes from Why of course' rs the reply In fact we went to school together At once I recognrze the voice of my gracrous stewardess a short harred unr formed CLAUDIA GARDINA though Gardrna rs now her mrddle name I practrcally shout out Ockawarruck rs the school rsn t it? Just then two very rmportant gentlemen turn to me and rn a chorus say And what about Ockawa mick? The stewardess rntroduces me to REINHOLD BAUER and LEONARD BU GEL the world s most promrnent engrneers who happen to be on therr way to Phrlmont Crty to inspect the work on therr brarn chrld the ROBERT LAW Rrver named for a world known phrlanthroprst who contrrbuted the necessary capital for makrng the Phrlmont Crty Creek rnto a waterway Thrs waterway extends from the Hudson Rrver rr t rnto the crty of tomorrow skrllfully desrgned by the renowned archrtect HENRY HOLST better known to hrs friends as Hanky Mr Bauer turns to hrs secretary Mrss ROBIN HAMM and says Mrss Hamm take a memo that I am to see Phrlmont Crty Manager RONALD CARDIS at 2 O0 thrs afternoon Don t forget to make an apporntment wrth the Jet '75 car dealer GARY ALDRICH Tell hrm I would lrke to see hrm about some reparrs that hrs chref mechanic ROBERT PULTZ overcharged me for Oh yes if you get Mr Aldrrch s secretary on the phone make sure to make it qurte clear that I m rn town Why Mr Bauer' That wrll be all Mrss Hamm Yes su Mrss GRIFFITH please see to rt that thrs rs attended to You see I m tern bly busy wrth thrs DAVID KISSELBRACK EUGENE PESSETTO merger They are combrrung therr thrrty chrldren and settrng up an engrneerrng school under the drrectron of our boss Yes M1ss Hamm but I do wrsh you wouldn t be so formal and that you would call me Cheryl It seems to me that I hear a horse Upon turnrng around who rn the world should I see but JOSEPH MARTINO Apparently Joe s berng owner of the largest horse stables on three continents has hrm actrng lrke a horse as well Wrth Mr Martino rs the horse breeder WILLIAM FUSS who should be grven the credrt for breedrng the horses of the PETER CHIARO Farms whrch have been comrng across the frnrsh lrne frrst for years wrth none other than that famous Jockey ARTHUR DUTCHER rn the strrrups I could hear the drscussron gorng on be tween the two men whrch seemed more of an argument on whrch bookre to get ln touch wrth for the thrrd race The over all agreement was on DAVID PROCTOR store manager and part time bookre over bookre farmer RAYMOND QUINION I turned rn my seat and as I drd so my eyes fell upon the familrar face of the great lawyer ROBERT DALLAS who garned notorrety and respect rn the NANCY FAULKNER ZENA DOODY case whrch 1fI remember correctly was a drspute between the two ladres as to whrch one would make the better wrfe and homemaker Mr Dallas was drctatlng rast and furiously to hrs legal sec retary SOPHIE BOYIAN He stopped Just long enough to see to rt that the LARRY TOMLIN Farm Sett-lement Bureau drdn t forget to prepare an estrmate of value for the law offrce and that Mr Tomlrn s secretary MARILYN STITCHER drdn t forget to send out a copy to the Real Estate agent JOHN BELL I 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 11 11 - 11 11 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' - 11 - - - I 11 , . 1 . 11 1 11 1 1 . 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1 1 . gl 1 , 1 1 1 . 11 . 1 1 1 1 . . , 1 1 1 o . 1 . . 0 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 11 11 - - 11 11 . 1 , 1 . , 1 , 1 . . . . 1 . 1 U 1 ' 1 . 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 - 1 ' 1 1 11 ' 1 I . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 . - 1 1 I - 1 1 1 , 1 . , . . . , 1 1 1 ' 1 , 1 SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Cont Chatterrng away rn the seat ahead of me were two secretarres complarnrng loudly about therr bosses One of them was sayxng Just because the great MARK HAMM owns the Phrlmont Crty Baseball Stadrum doesn t mean that he s a sporty character I m really the good sport The other day for rnstance he sent me a note whrch sard To Mrss LAVERY I m takrng off for the moon rn twenty mmutes You may have three weeks vacatron That was all These trrps are a new sport wrth hrm I can t see it though All that green would make your complexron have an awful hue Hal You thrnk that s bad My boss for no reason whatsoever came rn to the offrce and shouted at me Mrss NEILSEN I need a rest You start your vacatron tomorrow' Now does that make any sense? After that the conversatron dred down Glancrng down the axsle I notrce three faces whrch have been rn the papers off and on for qurte some trme JOE RONSANI and TOM SCHUMANN the top golfers rn the country and Mxss NANCY MELTZ head of the world s best re search centers I also notice the famous fashron model Mrss ARDIS PIKUN talkrng to the head buyer for Saks 5th Avenue Best and Company and Bonwrt Teller M1ssIUDITH FERRIS Srttrng next to each other are two ladres who obvrously recognrze each other as one exclarms rn a loud vorce Why PATTY MILLER rt s been years I knew you were a secretary somewhere rn Phrlmont Crty but the place 15 so b1gI couldn t track you down Well I ll be If rt rsn t PENNY WHITE' Are you still teachrng physrcal educat1on'7 Why yes answers Penny and you must remember CLAUDIA MILLER She s the head dental hygenist at the same school Iust then I hear a scream from the back of the alrplane where the Phrl mont Crty General Hospital Representatrves to the National Nurses Conventron were srttrng BETTY STARK drd you put that tack on my seat Why you dear chrld LOLO PAPAS I wouldn t thrnk of such a thrng Some other rep resentatrves were drscussrng the latest musical they hope to see They say that the great srngrng star of stage and televrsron Mrss CONNIE ALBRIGHT IS terrlfrc rn her latest role says ANN MILLIGAN Smrth Grrls says Betty we wrll now take the roll call Let me see Lolo and Anme you re here and how about KAREN BALL9 Where rs Karen? Over there Mrss Stark srttrng wrth that handsome brute Oh well SUE SURPRENANT and JUDY STUTZ MAN? Yes you all seem to be here Berng head of the Chrldren s Department I have to check back at the hosprtal before gorng home sol ll see you later Don t forget those wrrtten reports just then our stewardess told us to fasten our seat belts and then the prlot came to thank us for berng such good passengers The prlot rs none other than CLIVE LOUDEN What a relref rt 1S to frnd out that Clrve no longer has to fly paper arrplanes We had a safe landrng and as I left the arrport I couldn t help thrnkrng that I had been back to Ockawamrck Central School. Sandra deSrn1tt 1 ' . . 11 1 1 . . . 1 1 1 . 1 ' 1 1 . . 1 . 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 . . . 1 1 1 . 11 11 . 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 ,, . . 1 ' 1 . . 1 '- 1 - 1 1 1 1 , . . . . 11 . 1 1 1 1 I 1 - 1 11 11 1 - - 1 1 , 1 . . . 1 11 11 11 11 - 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 . . 1 . - - 11 . 11 11 1 , . , . 1 - 1 11 1 1 ' . . . 11 1 1 . . 11 - 11 - 11 1 ' 1 1 11 - - 1 0 1 1 . 11 11 . . . 1 . , , . 11 11 1 , 1 . . 1 ' . , 1 1 . . 1 , 1 1 . ,I 1 1 1 . . 1 1 . 7041! In the year of nrneteen srxty we the Semor Class of Ockawamrck Central School berng of sound mrnd and body leave our la t wrll and testament to our lower classmen deservrng these honors We hope they wrll carry out these precrous undertakrngs as very sacred dutres rn 1961 CONNIE ALBRIGHT leaves her chorr robe and alto voice to Jeannette Dell for closer harmony rn the tenor sectron GARY ALDRICH leaves hrs left fender and worn out muffler to Tony Sartorr for needed reparr JOHN BELL leaves hrs bashfulness and overworked brarn to Errc VanDeusen for a happy 1961 KAREN BALL leaves her srze nrne cheerleadrng unrform to Annette Shutts a srze 12 RONNIE BAUER leaves hrs sharp and fast tongue to Larry North to keep 1961 a fast and exerting year SOPHIE BOYIAN leaves her quret and collectrve ways to Margaret Hamm for future study hall practrce LEONARD BUuEL leaves hrs chemrstry experrments to Larry Andrews to explode rn the Senror Class of 1961 RONNIE CARDIS leaves lus best sellrng book Grrls Grrls Grrls to Peter Hermance for future reference PETER CHIARO leaves hrs overdue lrbrary book frne to Vrncent Peters so that Peter wrll leave wrth a clear conscrence and Vrncent an empty pocketbook ROBERT DALLAS leaves hrs book of Macbeth to Kenny Reukert to be played SCOTTY deSMITT leaves a very appetrzrng solo Mack the Knrfe Got Jack the Rrpper to Bev Vrtalr for a class solo ZENA DOODY leaves her needle and thread to Bonnre Mellon to keep her 1961 class rn strtches ARTHUR DUTCHER leaves hrs wrt and manly looks to Kenny Townsend for swooprng the grrls off therr feet NANCY FALKNER leaves her manner of slammrng her locker to Ruby Proper so that 1961 should be a bang of a year JUDY FERRIS leaves her bottle of pep vrm and vrgor prlls to Mary Jean Barden to be used rn case of an emergency BUTCH FUSS leaves hrs prpe ashes to Dale Rowe for a manly drstrngurshed look CLAUDIA GARDINA leaves her famous chemrstry lab quote to Lynn Shutts I belreve my experrmenr is gorng to explode agarn CHERYL GRIFFITH leaves her drg me daddy beat and left foot to Salome Sartorr for tomorrow s dancrng art MARK HAMM leaves his wrnnrng baskets to Harold Powers to put O C S rn the lead all the way ROBIN HAMM leaves her seat on the detentron bus to Beatrrce Strchter for future use HENRY HOLST leaves hrs car to the hot rods of the Junror Class for a roarrng good trme JOHN HOOSE leaves hrs deflated basketballs to Srlvro Orbetello to blow up rn 1961 Cont on page 80 O in Rock and Roll style on his guitar. nr ' casein BACK ROW left to rrght S Yakrmo K Reukert D Rowe T Beck R Stackler P Rerss S Wrrght J Grasso V Peters FOURTH ROW left to rrght M Hamm K Northup J Weaver F Harvey W Hotahng S Obertello R Proper Pul tz SECOND ROW K Townsend E VanDeusen G Batts H Powers T Sartorr L Andrews L North P I-Iermance FRONT ROW L Shutts B Aldrrch B V1ta11 M Barden A Shutts F Chambers G Schober J Johnson ABSENT Salome Sartorr Jane Mrnkler Peter Post THIRD ROW: S. Hamm, S. Shumann, J. Dell, B. Stitcher, B. Mellon, E. Street, P. Ronsani, P N i N R f f B X , f N X fyndwnvfzefs 66444 BACK ROW left to nght H Post D Lorten H Slgler B Hamm R Gemto G Conklrn T Boy1an E Ogden J Mrller FOURTH ROW left to rrght K Ch8dW1Ck O Fuss B Hamm L Sorokey M Love I Van Deusen I WISHIOWSRI M Gasparlm L Powers L Dutcher M Suckles Suprennant M Baldwrn I Snow SECOND ROW left to rlght L Shutts J Decker C Mlller N Rrvenburg B Race I Brandon R Decker W Rlchards FRONT ROW left to rrght S June I Hagadone R Parry D Clark S Proper M Waterhouse A Bufflngton C Montague ABSENT C Adrlance R Belterman G Dell R Hamm THIRD ROWg left to right: G. Schumann, S. Albright, M. Merrifield, L. White, I. Perry, S. QQ. -'-5 if I 4 - s .rf f L C jpg .fxx Rx' X , ' I , -. ,Z E -.:- X - 13 ,I , sys' if Lv ' 'fl Q' 2 -5 xx f ' f 5. 'ys s. vin, f ,, ,Q ff P' 7X x X ' . I L lg I of I, 1 U 4, N 'xxx , -. ' I fl ' A X ' Q , K - ' XXX I . x7 ' ., ,, W Vs 5 - x ' N A .O U Y N' K' - ' 1 WN A ri 'WA - 5 W' J Q T 'V,L Q ,' e, f k 5 iv 'V vt 1 . , 4,4 z 1. V -1V. X Q 4 1 K H X . . ga, 1 K . 1 . is 2 K i . 1 Xaxiwxgexix K X Ax E x ,V X , E auf. X BACK ROW left to rrght V Wrnters C Albertson R L1nk C Drckson H Schober G Law H Schmrtt R Aldrrch FIFTH ROW left to rrght W Cook J North I Bessman D Sherman A Hatfleld T Drach man T Wheeler FOURTH ROW left to rrght E Boy1an G Race K Vmcent A Howard K Traver B Lavery THIRD ROW left to rrght C Townsend D Rrvenburg S Krsselbrack R Drumm K Race R Doody R Fmkle R Laraway R Qu1n1on SECOND ROW left to rrght B Guentert C Mossman C Rogers A Chambers FRONT ROW left to rrght M MCQUIIC P Tomlm D Harrrson P Braunfels C Lansrng D Gower ABSENT R Ienmngs W Wrrght F. Barden, K. Allen, S. Stickles. W Qmafz 62576 56945 BACK ROW left to r1ght D Gemto W Ba1rd L Sheak R Vyhnamek C Robertson M Bratton H Bush D Chlaro J ODe11 A Allen FIFTH ROW left to rlght R Hlggrns S Cunmngham B Knapp E Nerlsen V Rrvenburg N Kern H Lewrs I Crowley FOURTH ROW left to rlght J Papas T V1le W Brtterlrch C Grossman W Ball G Schermerhom I Murphy B Hague B Fero L Speed D Robertson J Mahar Advrsor SECOND ROW left to rrght R Davrs D Batts A Howard J Wlldermuth T Johnston S Shutts K Lmk O Carter FRONT ROW left to rrght P Hotalrng D Mrnkle L Hamm Y Snyder M Rogers R Gardrna D ODel1 P Frnkle P.Louden, J. Schumann. THIRD ROW, left to right: F. Grayg Advisor, S. White, H. Faulkner, Seven BACK ROW left to rrght R Ogden C Cook W Cook R Guenette G Guntert J Zellmer M Waterhouse G Wallace D Sagendorph I MacDonald P Batts R Wambach V Hlggms W Brshop C Albertson E Cornell FOURTH ROW K Brshop M Dexhermer L B1tterlrch C Guarrno O Hamm C Carroll C Thela D Kern A Herruts L Card P Butler G Adrrance THIRD ROW left to rrght E ONe1l W Leachman R Mossman I Parry D Har way D Hamm E Jacklrn SECOND ROW left to rrght T Wrldermuth J Batts L VanWag ner S Pulver J Decker C Jones J Decker E Frlrp J Wrldermuth J Crawford F Cutler A Whrte FRONT ROW left to rrght S Laraway D Mahar L Aldrtch I Gardrna M John son K Kern M Schermerhorn C Mossman C Merrrfreld B Buffrngton ABSENT B Krenzrn, M Mahar rison, R. Schermerhorn, W. Shottler, R. Ostrander, S. Reukert, L. Haywood, D. McNeil, L. Lara Q, egg 'GM . X -51 Huw K x w as nv n 5:1 5' -az? s f ! in i4!9. 3ve- 1 ., NT' rx.. .xv 1.'l.JlJ 41 Si: .U.J-.1...,-LJ- -J 's I go 6 MR. TAVINO MRS. HERBS MRS DUNNING MR. WARE MISS MCKERNON Qzade 5 MRS. LLOYD MRS DECKER 4 MRS. BRADWAY MR ROBINSON MRS. CLAPP MRS CONDRY MRS. MCNAMARA 2 MRS FRITTS MRS. DOWNING MISS HOGAN MISS GIVEANS MRS MELIUS I MRS. BRANDON and MRS. SOUTHARD f Slemevntdfzq 74444559 I MRS. SOUTHARD 'ad l W . ,.k ' D ,4 I IZ, ' fr- bar clippers in cutting small hetty's hair. NI guess my neck wesn't olean,U she told her mother on coming home, H 'cause that man used his vacum cleaner on it.H Little Bobby ran to his mother, sobbing as though his heart would break. H Why, what's the matter, Bohby?H dsked his mother. ndh, Daddy was hanging a picture and he dropped it on his toes,H answered Bobby between sobs. Nwhy, that's nothing to cry about, you should laugh at that,N said his mother. HI did,H Bobby replied. ?OHti the vom safe 45-- - Vt'- di EWV4 7 t ,O , f bENxdQg F15 'W' L0PTaiU9 7dPdS 3- Suzanne Surprennsnt 5. Frioasgtnlmlgp S. oSohhia Bogen 6. Nancy Falkney 1. ,, o klSS?lbPUCk Q. Zowert Lew 9. Claudia mgpdina Q -..f. .L .sire Louden ll. Karen Ball '2. Karen Lavery 13, gobewt -fglldw ,. 'ff ei ,P 5, ff Q I. + qw s,1i?e vgndJ H:h,sm,m 13. Leonard Engel 16. Fatty Ylller iq- -tg- tK3n Ld. Betty Reilsen LQ. Raymond Quinl n CJ- xfre .llririn 21. Judy perpis ov. ii.i Tgzie DQ.. Fra.. -zfn an C 'p 1-5, 'YK' ., - 'ff ' A 'e- we -w- A 6315 'M1ltU , 5-N. , 5 --el i 3.5 ' 7 , 1- , ' e if 'A' fi' ' ' 1 ' , ..'i'f.,. Hur- - if .f V' d 2 'oft 'rg at non over in a league tilt Friday' nifzhf -48, by way of second half surgi- the Philmnnt school. f 'Qntown lisicl thc Hornet fans the first two stan- Scoring More the brunt . . milk. ,mm une in when of a hot figs: M ' ue victory li,-high 9' . -, ring xx .A 44 .1 ' I X k fT7iCkYS 2:1 l 17 , ILL EM - l.arrv An- Duma' - -.Z T - ' ' ' ' :Ii A 5nfVGl1VG 3- V tml W ony. thi? out Dff-'EAN ' 2' 'Of glfiliggig '- . -if ' fic' il. 3 L'lCLlll ' . v junior varsitg. N 7 1 . nage: TP 5 .. sing the 12 ' - X' ' SYS scor- 12 gf xg grgja , gth Mark 1 exgriwr S as il: .lf .1 V Im Ron- Tlze OC :Grd if-ll :J season. ach John zorkecl ti died 12151 over in 20135133 11935 -'lin to verylsod 5' into tliv .ana X' Q 1'9 with ai hunt- ' 'ri lfltiii' 'ic liff ansen l'lllI P ROE JAN arisen, Friday V FG TP TP in a County League affair, 53N 1 '41 5 i . Burrli ,... ., 2 Tiny Joe Ronsani combined tlriv- R. A,-,,y,f,m.r -I 3 layups and pretty jump shots D. Sullivan ., ., H. 3 Natl the victors scoring efforts F- 9 Uli'U ' M 0 . W. Pollock . ,..,, 0 '12 point total Lang Anclii .vs. who ham hucn oi 1-f 1.1 gunw this Sl'21Stlll, Iii! r1lioi.i.'ra signx of lust was ri-turumgt. llarolil IH 'lv ' rst pei'- - busting wi' n 27-9 nf? first , :id fllflfli it th it :tr-il iit l'lIlHil- W, ,, l 'A'.,i....1lg 43-36 1 A Y uiivci up ii it i olulmlnu C,oim:j. .f mall Loafgin M me nah Ma- own. but ' player he score ,he third players J. fibtlffh thrve frm- throws. Job MTBE A iv lhriuigii lf lun toons, t 'lui lliirnells le-rl tliroughout. 8-I.. in -im 'ai iff 1 . '...v ue' llmimni vxzix again lliv scol- lvacior for tho John Mahar aggregation, parting tht- lor 17 poinis on seven go' in l..1u.i1L .iilvlo YUWS , ' . LJU svn C 'Q V tml 'a J, 'v. , . . . L. -r , ,, ., fliiuiniioxi ami Marv ifzl --lm ,,. SZ 1 T ' lingo' it up will cle ltnsmly 5. lzvlitiafn. .. , 0 3 Iii Hum fi and Daw Sullivan -- ,M .- im , .-QC 1. fl for the Dutclmaou i V n Q .qltoj li 13 and 12 points MT UBRH-'x5'r17uN tif' x , . me aftrr ga nt M FG FP Tx, PM A Lnates in the scor , 5 1 H . .tm ih- . ., ifi't'f n.-l-mme . qi 3 ia t' lift-.111 1 thc ,iayveu encoun 1 0 ., . . lt. ,Sl-1141 71 'A 'A I ., A :fl ocmulmicx .-,...,m ..,, j',f QQ Q 1 n fl FG 'PPTP i 1 , . 3Kh,.,3'rn3l.k-5 ll. Powers . 2 0 I 1 5.1 L as the tim-L3 L. Andrews 7 9 ,A W A' ie two team: Iffollsiim 'A' -1' 3 Q f1,5. . it 8 1:1 was ,Qld I . 1I'HI'1l0T1 . - , ,A ...W ..-V .-H.,--.-. w A ive lgointh 31 Wi. llamm , ,, , .Z 1 rank Harv05f' led the M102 Hof' -' bm the begir V- 5fh 'W'm H 0 nets with 18. one more than the en- L3 nqutie. dlkkav. IV H1'I'lfH1I1l'L' U 0 'liter Ivhgxikhobuiionkmot iigto a 36-121 tim Lebanon Output, and Larry -. ea gi 1 - - -- car. cvawainic' cu: t IS gap 0 , , -1 H ,gms accd 9. 5 ind, and 1,0 Totals 4 ' T 5350110 point to thc fourth perl. Numb hdd,u' -:Rv I una p ' ey' G i - : '. ,f fr gmrtcd. but lgflugiton Dlllll 1 www wlmnvt A 3 E! 5 5 E5 EQ fowf-1-5 10 Hornets' wzutq BACK ROW left to rrght M Mahar Asslstant Manager A Dutcher Manager G Barts Trmer P Hermance G Pessetto N Rlvenburg I Hoose L Nlorth Scorer I Mahar Coach FRONT ROW left to rlght I Ronsanr L Andrews M Hamm H Powers T Schumann I Brandon M..:J x..1,1,--....3. 1- - 1 , L L .. f cauhfz Waudtg BACK ROW left to r1ght G Rutmk Coach J Schumann Ass1stant Manager R Laraway K Race L Shutts I Crowley Assrstant Manager J Parry Assrstant Manager FRONT ROW left to rrght G Conklln W Hotalmg F Harvey S Obertello R Llnk R Aldrlch 714441018754 O Carter W B1tterl1ch R Bowes Coach W Dunne Coach P Ware Coach R Dav1s G Schermerhorn W Leachman G Robertson R Whlte Manager FRONT ROW left to r1ght D Sagendorph D Hamm A Whlte J ODe1l W Montague M Mahar J Crowley H Schmrdt J Hamm T Johnston C Proper BACK ROW, left to right: P. Sartorig Assistant Managerg M. Brattong Scorer, J. Schumann LQ. 'yoadlafl 7mm BACK ROW left to rrght G Rutnrk Assrstant Coach A Hatfleld R Laraway R Pultz J Decker L Shutts J Mahar Coach I Bell R Doody R Decker R Genrro W Assrstant Manager S Yakrmo T bchumann L Tomhn H Powers A Dutcher Man ager M Hamm R Hamm W Fuss 5 Obertello J Schumann Assrstanr Manager A Hotaling, J. Brandon, R. Bowes, Assistant Coach. FRONT ROW, left to right: D. Hamm, 14446 BACK ROW left to nght A Dutcher Manager D Scher L Tomlln G Batts P La Porte L Andrews P Lorenze H Powers P Mazzaferro Coach FRONT ROW left T Boyran Lett to rrght B Hamm J Ronsan1 H Rhodes Advlsor A Sartorr T Schumann R Hamm, P La Porte to right: S. Oberrello, J. Decker, R. Moore, I. Brandon, R. Gorton, L. Shutts, L. North 3444411 BACK ROW left to rrght J Crowley Manager G Batts D Scher D Van Tassel P Post G Conklln I Russel L Tomlln R Genrto I Mahar Coach D VanTasse1 M Hamm S R Moore D McComb G Mrnkler S Obertello D Gorton I Branclor P Lorenz H Powers YP1, uv -N4 LEFT TO RIGHT E Krug Advrsor M Suckles L Powers Sub C Strckles H Post G Schumann J Perry S Albrlght ABSENT B Hamm wudzf LEFT TO RIGHT A Shutts P Whrte A M1111gan K Lavery I Ferr1s K Ball C M111er E Kmg Advtsor ABSENT Mr Barden Sub Here come the Ockawamlck Hornets they re Gonna w1n tlus game tomght They 11 Put the ball rlght ln the basket then You 11 know thls team can f1ght' They 11 Shoot they 11 score and then we 11 yell For more They re full of hep and JIVS The Ockawamtck guys and now they re coming Through the door HERE COME www .1 wx, 1'-J A regal vf' , 3,K.,Vg-iv -bf' 41 Sf' WW? my i -9 Barden P Ronsanl C Lansrng C Stlckles D McNe11 A Dutcher THIRD ROW left to r1ght I Decker B Buffrngton G Adrrance C Merrrfleld D Batts H Post K Lavery P Wh1te SECOND ROW left to rrght H Schober C Drcklnson O Carter I Decker R Lrnk D Proctor FRONT ROW left to rrght H Rhodes Advrsor M Suckles Treasurer L Andrews C Rep S deSm1tt Presrdent L Whlte Secretary M Johnson Advlsor ABSENT P Post Vrce Presrdentl Mrnkler C Adr1ance MLB Hill-l l1.llIll qfanofzf ' BACK ROW, left to rrght Mrs Ferns, Adv1sor, E VanDeusen, P Post, A Shutts, L Shutts FRONT ROW, left to rlght I Mlnkler, H1stor1an,L Bugel, V1ce Pres1dent,S Surprenant, Presr dent, L Andrews, Treasurer, C Gardlna, Secretary E an , 5 ' L T A + if , BACK ROW, left to right: T. Johnston, W. Leachman, P. Batts, J. Ferris, G. Schumann, M. r W ,, 'sn 1 A-'T J U A fi , 1644 BACK ROW left to nght P Ronsam K Allen J North T Drachman S Cunnrngham H Bush B Nellson B V1ta11 SECOND ROW left to rlght I Weaver F Barden B Guntert S Hamm J Stutzman A Chambers C Drcklnson I Brandon R Laraway THIRD ROW Traver FRONT ROW left to rrght M Johnston M McGu1re P Tomlrn C Lansrng C Strckles B Lavery A Howard A Plkun ? 5144! BACK ROW left to nght A Dutcher B Aldrrch G Barts H Powers W Fuss R Cardls A Shutts B V1ta11 FRONT ROW left to nght P Wh1te C Mrller I Ferrrs S murprenant left to right: J. Wisniowski, L. Powers, A. Dutcher, Mr. James, C. Montague, B. Stark, C. BACK ROW left to rrght I VanDeusen P Re1ss W Rlchards I Decker I Brandon A Bush Advlsor K Townsend M Merr1f1e1d SECOND ROW left to nght D Lorton B Stark G Schober M Love B Street A Bufflngton I Mlnkler C Montague I BACK ROW left to rrght J Stutzman R Belterman H Deane Lxbrarran I Weaver I North SECOND ROW left to rrght Y Snyder D MlCk1C P Fmkle B Hague E Boylan Z Doody FRONT ROW left to rrght L Soroky L Dutcher P Tomlm R Qurmon B Guntert R Parry FRONT ROW, left to right: S. Surprenant, L. White, B. Vitali, L. Shutts. He profrrs most who serves best A F Sheldon BACK ROW left to rrght P Post W Fuss M Hamm R Dallas L Andrews Whrte A Mrlllgan S Surprenant A Shutts C Mrller FRONT ROW left to rrght L Papas K Lavery B Street S deSm1tt P Ronsam L. Bugel, H. Powers, L. Tomlin, SECOND ROW, left to right: I. Ferris, P. STANDING left to rlght G Lalrd Advlsor P Hermance J Bessman R Decker R Lmk C Louden D Coons J Bell F Harvey L North L Bugel L Shutts R Drumm D Proctor SEATED T Drachman S Yaklmo 1-if-zz BACK ROW left to nght K Traver A Dutcher J Weaver C Mrller SECOND ROW left to rlght M Baldwln K Vmcent FRONT ROW left to rlght K Nrcke Adv1sor S Sarton C Albrlght K Reukert H Powers A Sartorr P Pultz 774114 BACK ROW left to ught I Hagadone S June S Schumann L Sorokey J Stutzman O Fr1ss Mrs Jadatz Adv1sor FRONT ROW left to rlght K Ch3dW1Ck B Guntert W Wught lp, , :. ,.,. ,. ,. ,. 3 . , :. ,. W , 1 , 1. ..,. :. . M Waterhouse Zahn ' BACK ROW left to rlght S Snckles B Fero B Buffmgton FRONT ROW P Hotahng -nv ,A fffi I , L., fav! ,L iv HUGE ij gg...-. E li 5-H, JIU? ..4ng.n..a-ll L I ., gi i Q1 IF v f E f ' ' 5 if f, l -xx -ss 2 aff' 0 I 1 encozgaawl BACK ROW left to rrght D Lorton S Suprenant H Bush E Street S Hamm W C Rlchards dlrector THIRD ROW left to rrght R Qurnron R L1nk A Chambers B Guntert R Gardlna D KISSCI brack O Carter D Coons E Pessetto D Chraro N Kern I Hoose L Andrews M Hamm don SECOND ROW left to rrght R Proper C D1ck1nson B Aldrrch M Love F Chambers B Vrtalr J Dell C Mossman J Johnson J VanDeusen D Rowe FRONT ROW left to rrght L Shutts M Barden B Race W Barrd F Barden C Strckles S Shutts M Merr1f1e1d W Rrchards ABSENT G Dell J Mrnkler P Post I G. Schernerhorn, M. Bratton, C. Robertson, I. Miller, R. Laraway, J. Decker, R. Davis, J. Bran- 60602 BACK ROW, left to ught C Grtftlth S Suprennant B Stark C Mrller J VanDeusen S Suprennant W Rrchards I Decker L Andrews M Hamm I l-loose E Pessetto C Town send C Albrtght I Perry S Albrrght P Ronsam THIRD ROW left to rrght L Papas S Hamm K Traver I Ferns B Aldrlch P Whrte I MBIIIHO D Ktsselbrack R Laraway I M111er J Dell J Brandon L North K Townsend M SECOND ROW left to rlght B Sutcher K Allen F Barden B V1ta11 C Suckles G Race D Proctor T Drachman K Ball R Proper C Gardrna P Mrller B Hamm M McGu1re P Tomlrn M Merrrfreld FRONT ROW left to rtght A Buffrngton E Street S deSm1tt A Shutts R Drumm W l-lo talmg R Lrnk C Drckenson D Sherman J North L Shutts F Chambers P Braunfels I Hagadone ABSENT P Post R Law G Dell C Adrrance I Stichter, M. Baldwin, I. Johnson, M. Barden, W. C. Richardsg Director. Zend BACK ROW left to right P Barts R Ienrungs D McN1el D Monroe W Leach man D Sagendorph A Sherman B Miller M Northrup L Hamm G Guntert P Housman L Laraway A White muth L Schneider I Race I Ferris I Parry E Jacklin R Mossman B Papas K Mahaffey FRONT ROW left to right M Schermerhorn L B1tterl1ch D Mahar A Hermts L Link J Gardina D Harder J MacDonald W C Richards Director SECOND ROW, left to right: F. Milligan, L. Card, K. Bishop, C. Guarino, J. Wilder 664602 BACK ROW left to ught L Haywood M Bratton B Brtterhch R Schermerhom J Papas G Schermerhorn W Barrd I Wrldermurh R Mossman L Laraway S Reukert W Leachman C Robertson THIRD ROW, left to rrght L. June, D Mahar, A. I-lernrts, L Vanwagner, E Nellsen L Card, V Rrvenburg, K. Lrnk, R Gardrna, Y Synder, T Langlars, Drrector SECOND ROW, left to rrght K Kern, C Thela, D Kern, C Guarrno, J Decker, J, Wrldermuth, J Decker, P Fmkle, S Laraway, M Dexhe1mer, S Whlte, D. Mrckle FRONT ROW, left to r1ght R. Guennette, G Guntert, B Buffmgton, C Merrrfreld, S. Shutts, L Brtterlrch, L Aldrrch, J Gardrna, M Johnson, T Johnson, W. Cook, C Albertson. 6602605 7001 rzmpbornr rw BLUE Krug Peter Hermance Queen Anme Mrlhgan Court Jewer Stexen Haxrmo Crown Bearer Gretel Schober I f .. ' X X- . I . ' .ir , a . E' ' 1 I . I ii n. .gl L -Gris .ag , f ' 4 I. F f.. f sk in' - I 9 - , I l . . X l Q , V . Q s 1 . ! r g A A . - .Av v n . x ' ' , I 5 . 4 up A n , - , V V 4 I . , . Y '51 40 2 E? ! 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