Odessa Montour Central High School - Odessanean Yearbook (Odessa, NY)

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WE HAVE “BIG” IDEAS First Row: D. Dibble, S. Cunningham, A. Kinney, S. Franklin, K. Borzell C. L. Halpin, N. Wilkinson, N. Berry, A. Learn. Clark, R. Lape, S. Hall, M. Martin, Second Row: R. Boviard, I Campbell, L. Bailey, D. Collins, E. Stowitz, M. Brown, B. Avery, W. Woodford, J. Rounds, J. Driscoll, V. Donnelly, J. Swartwood, A. Carrigan, R. Fosdick. Wilson, adviser; B Lewis, L Cole, F. Todd, P. Clayson, K. Callahan, B. Bump, L. Cratsley, A. Y ood, A. Doan, S. Collins, S. Coddington, A. Fowler, P. Trader, D. Wickham, J. Brown. Fourth Row: L Haller, P. Rounds, G. Alger, F. Boyce, R. Cole, P. Couch, J. Taggart, D. Breckenridge R. Dense J. Plate, R. Vary, I’. Goodrich, J. Fahl, F. Grover, P. Fisher, R. Tuttle. The Sophomores tried an interesting experiment by sponsoring a “Smorgasbord Supper”. This was a successful innovation. In May ‘Calico Capers , a round and square dance party was held. On Arbor Day they dedicated two evergreen trees to the memory of Ricky O’Grady, a former classmate. 16

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ITS GREAT TO BE A JUNIOR E. Dunn, president; Miss Wade, adviser; B. McCarty, treasurer; F. Mosher, secretary; L. Ward, vice-president. First Row: S. James, B. McCarty, M. Jenkins, R. Peterson, G. Hoover, F. Sherman, L. Ward, H. Woodford, N. VanBuskirk, J. Fraboni. Second Row: G. Smith, J. Armstrong, J. Plate, D. Williams, S. Ray, P. Carpenter, L. Holton, J. Swartwood, B. Smith, F. Mosher, S. Conklin, D. Berry. Third Row: E. Dunn, D. Swadcr, P. Nickerson, S. Schellevis, L. Brewer, V. Rumsey, O. Brown, C. Ellis, M. Crip-pen, J. Burris, B. Misner, Miss Wade, adviser. Fourth Row: W. Dickens, A. Schoonover, J. Teeter, R. Collins, E. Stevenson, C. Starkweather, B. Chapman, G. Crainey, R. Woodford, W. Lattin, T. Rappleye, K. Rinehuls. The Juniors had a very busy year. Among the money-raising projects were bake sales, and selling refreshments at the P.T.A. roller-skating parties. The St. Patrick’s Dance was a social and financial success. At Christmas time they became big-hearted and decided to give a gift to an needy Schuyler County family! Class rings arrived! What a busy day for the Juniors! After Easter the Juniors became candy salesmen, thereby relieving the “wealthy” Seniors of this daily task. However, the Juniors were anxious to add this to their class treasury. The following girls were chosen to represent our school at Girls’ State: Jacqueline Plate, and Darlene Williams. Boys who attended Boys’ State were: Edward Dunn, Gerald Crainey, Robert Woodford, William Lattin, Jerry Burris, and Bruce Misner. 15

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IT S A CRUEL WORLD Front Row: J. Smith, secretary; A. States, treasurer. Second Row: Mr. Pollard, adviser; C. Stone, president; R. Eaton, vice-president; Mr. McGrath, adviser. First Row: J. Berry, B. Klein, L. Casselberry, A. States, B. Brown, A. Goodrich, P. Adams, J. Fisher, C. Clair, F. Bowman, A. Shroycr, B. Cook, E. Dean, C. Miller, S. Knapp, I. Teeter. Second Row: R. Hollander, R. Tuma, S. Tillis, R. Mathers, F. Goosen, J. Dougherty, D. Bush, G. Beebe, K. Cope, D. Schoonover, P. Mosher, W. McNeil, W. Covey, J. Harrigcr, P. Cook. Third Row: J. Smith, C. Smalley, B. Pellor, N. Bullen, D. Hayes, E. Hagadorn, J. Carl, F. Wiggins, M. Pound, V. MacDougall, E. Landincsser, C. Landmesser, M. Doan, J. Ziegler. Fourth Row: Mr. Pollard, adviser; A. Jackson, V. Nybcrg, P. Roberts, R. Eaton, M. Green, T. Townsend, R. Knight, R. Ellis, G. Holton, C. Marsh, T. Hetrick, G. Craver, C. Stone, R. Abbey, T. Collins, Mr. McGrath, adviser. The Freshmen, having survived the Senior initiation held a dance in the fall. Later they gave a farewell party for Mr. McGrath, one of their advisers. A picnic at Eldridge Park climaxed their school activities. 17