Pine Valley Central High School - Pine Knot Yearbook (South Dayton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1960 volume:

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DUNNING Class Advisor As in all cases, our Yearbook advisors and Senior advisors are actually The Back- ground to Glory. We wish to express our appreciation to you, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Sturm, Mr. Tornasulo, Mr. Lines, and Mr. Dunning, who have worked so diligently to help us reach our various goals, not only with our yearbook, but in all of our class activities. N MR. MONTALDI To Mr. Montaldi, our advisor, science teacher, and friend, we the Senior class of 1960 dedicate this edition of the Pine Knot. We want to thank you for all the work you have done in making us familiar with what we will do as adults, after graduating from Pine Valley Central. We are grateful for all you have pulled our class through. Not only the class, but as individuals each of us that has been in your science classes truly appreciates all the time you spent pulling teeth Cas you call ith! Again many thanks to you Mr. Montaldi, who has been and will remain always So Dear to Our Hearts. Fir ' , 41 -. , IR!-Yilfvx ON I Seated: Mrs. Elizabeth Charles, Mrs. Grace Louise Beach, Clarence Pagett, Pferidentf Poster Green, Vice Presidentg Phillip LoGuidice, Dirtrict Superintendent. Standing: Glenn Weaver, Donald Gier, William Neubeck. Abxentz Richard Dirkx, Lyle Richard. son, Clerk. Board of Education Our Board of Education members, equipped with broadmindedness, a sense of responsibility, and a sincere desire to help young people, have enacted the role of Path- finders as they blazed new paths for us students. We are the only students in Chautauqua County benefiting from a natatorium. This year a special class was added to the junior high curriculum. More teachers have been added to meet the instruction needs of an increased number of students. New buses have been purchased to keep transportation problems to a minimum. Also, a new station wagon was added which is used for driver education. Our school, of which we are so proud, is what it is, chiefly through the unified efforts of the Board of Education members-our Pathfinders . Q? X QQ AUWNWSWWUUN Seated : Mrs. Elizabeth Charles, Mrs. Grace Louise Beach, Clarence Pagett, Preridentg Foster Green, Vice Preridentg Phillip LoGuidice, Dirtrict Superintendent. Standing: Glennlvzeaver, Donald Gier, William Neubeck. Abrentz Richard Dirkx, Lyle Richard- son, C er . Board of Education Our Board of Education members, equipped with broadmindedness, a sense of responsibility, and a sincere desire to help young people, have enacted the role of Path- finders as they blazed new paths for us students. We are the only students in Chautauqua County benefiting from a natatorium. This year a special class was added to the junior high curriculum. More teachers have been added to meet the instruction needs of an increased number of students. New buses have been purchased to keep transportation problems to a minimum. Also, a new station wagon was added which is used for driver education. Our school, of which we are so proud, is what it is, chiefly through the unified efforts of the Board of Education members-our Pathfinders . Principals To the Class of 1960 Congratulations and best wishes to you as you write the final pages of this early chapter of your life. Graduation means not an end to high school but the beginning of bigger and better things. In this day of expanding population, the oppor- tunities for you are almost limitless. For sure, living and earning a living is increasing the need for thorough education and specialized training. But with that training, your chances for a life of satisfaction are better. May you continue to learn through study and work ex- perience, so that you can be a part of and take the necessary leadership in public affairs that will make this country a better place in which to live. Come back and visit often. You have been a fine class and we are proud of you. Again, congratulations! Sincerely, r C LIFLSA LU - afvvvYQ Carl W. Stamp CARL W. STAMP Supervising Principal RICHARD I.. EARLE Anixtant High School Principal JOHN E. ROLOFF Elementary Principal ROGER F. DANKER Arrixtant Elementary Principal -u-may Q K Y 'fi Q ME A. , L P2 3 3 2 E 9 if NL 5, I y + ' see Q3 E Y- fs? WML wi 322 Q, 'Y f C Q my we mf' ww . 4 .fwf'fs?MWeWSSfb'XSSw'is?3x Y Q SWF! ' 1 A '12QV5T. ,Mf.E QA X.., 11 KYTTW' 'J 'f5??C'D !ll WN2Y TW?'iI7AT'T k 7fT 'xf Aff ' ,. 4. Wnsi 7E5X' E ' 5' . f , 5 , 1 3 W 4 wg, V ,,,.L:A3,, Q45 W . 'wx' N 3 f A W sf? 4TsQ,?-'MS L SGT Siam? A A. N vim wg . Vik! 1 S.. 1 X . W, S 5 212 , f .4273 fl ,ff'gj 55,Lf1 , .., M 65,1 ' . Ur aff Q1 ,, 23556 Q1 - ff fi' K 2 hmm Jaw' My ,..A Q ,K Y H L Y 539 ff K nf - . S L P , 125' zif f M5 f K 1,11- ' ,F ., --,. . gei. if 5 59 a an em' ., L., W- rf? siiw MRS. COLVIN High School Secretary MRS. ISHAM High School Private Secretary Clerical Staff Our clerical staff is always busy. Anyone need change? Want a lunch pass? Do you need to find the population of Leon? Whenever anyone needs help, he usually goes to the office. There the answer is found to many ques- tions for many individuals. Perhaps some of these problems are a bit out of the secretarial line, and although the secretaries seem glad to help, it would not be at all strange if occasionally they wish they could do just what would be considered Strictly for Secretaries . Anyway, our thanks to you, members of the clerical staff. MRS. BUTCHER South Dayton Secretary MISS ELLIOTT Cherry Creek Secretary ., i.1 Row One: D. Weaver, D. Kyser, L. Hadley. Row Two: Q. Dye, Mr. Earle, S. Meade, R. Brown, R. Sandy, J. Ruckh, S. Pattyson, J. Pagett. Row Three: R. Ennis, P. Newcomb, S. Gleason, D. Volk, R. Burris, L. Francis, F. Howard. 1 Student Council Student government plays an important role in Pine Valley Central School. Bach class is represented with an equal opportunity to express ideas. This year ou.r Student Council joined the State Student Council Association. This provides a means of communicating with other councils throughout the state and for exchanging ideas for projects. It pro- vides greater experience which helps as 'Young Teens Talk It Over. The officers, Richard Sandy, Richard Brown, Sharon Mead, and Sandra Pattyson lead the group in its activities and discussions. They are constantly searching for new ways to help our student council, and through that, to be of benefit to the entire school. The Student Council is to be commended for providing a more democratic way of government at Pine Valley and for truly being an organization where Young Teens Talk It over. Honor Society For the first time since its organization, the Honor Society was composed only of members chosen during the spring of '59. We ate proud to announce that our major project was the establishment of an honor study hall. We attended a meeting with other regional honor societies where we learned of ways to better our organizational activities. This long-to-be remembered year was climaxed by the annual field trip. Certainly all of the members of the Honor Society have agreed that where they were inducted into this organization, it was Their Finest Hour. Row One: J. Merrill, L. Emley, G. Scott, J. Warm, Mr. Marone. Row Two: A. Howe, C. Estus, C. Curtis, S. Dunfield, N. Darling, S. Pattyson. Row Three: N. Mathewson, R. Burris, T. Naehrig, W. Stamp, P. Pagerr, D. Kapple. 1i1mu ' t mann-M-WM i 55 NURS fr gl! o ev Q AVO f 3 gf' I G ? X I1 muse 4-:Ps ov-'N QQQQVQW SANDRA PATTYSON President Class President 1, 2, 3, 4g Honor Soc- iety 3, 43 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, President 3, Treasurer 4g J.V. Cheerleading 1, 2g Varsity Cheer- leading 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4, Head Maiorette 43 Are Teachers Human? 3g The Little Shep- herd of Kingdom Come 43 Prorn At- tendant 13 Basketball Playday 3, 43 Volleyball Playday 3, 4g Pine Knot 3, 43 Solo Instrumental 43 N.Y.S.S.M.A. 1, 2. ORIANNE MERRILL Arrirtant Treasufef F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Parliarnentarian 3, Activity 2, President 43 Class Treasurer 2, 3, Assistant Treasurer 43 Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come Business Manager 43 Prom Attendant 23 Pine Knot 3, 4. JOANNE WARM Secretary Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4g Stu- dent Council 3, Secretary 3g LV. Cheer- leading 1, 2g Varsity Cheerleading 3, 4g Basketball Playday 1, 2, 33 Volleyball Playday 3, 4g Track 3, 43 Softball Play- day 2, 3, 43 Are Teachers Human Student Director 3g Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come Student Director 4g Prom Attendant 23 Class Treasurer 13 Class Secretary 3, 43 Assistant Editor Pine Knot 3s Editor-In-Chief 4g Year- book Clinic 43 Youth Forum 33 Senior Lifesaving 4. JANICE MERRILL Treasurer Band 1, 2, 3g Saxophone Sextet 13 F.H. A. 1, 23 Pine Knot 3, 43 Business Manager of Magazine Sales 43 Honor Society 3, 43 Treasurer 4g Class Treas- urer 4g N.Y.S.S.M.A. 1, 2, 3. bu , -W is Jw b 4 In -,tr ' '1 . 11 , , ,. ' ' RICHARD BROWN Vice-President Class Vice-President 1, 43Choir 2, 3, 43 H.M.S. Pinafore 23 Sextet 23 Student Council 1, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, 4g Track 43 Assistant Yearbook Business Manager 3, Business Manager 4g Are Teachers Human? 33 The Little Shep- herd of Kingdom Come 4. JUNE RUCKH Student Council Representative Chorus 1, 23 Band 3, 4, Band President 4g Dance Band 43 N.Y.S.S.M.A. 13 The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come 43 Student Council 4g Vocal Solo 23 Pinafore 23 Assistant Cir- culation Editor 33 Circulation Editor 4g Yearbook Clinic 4. ROBERT BURRIS Student Council Reprerentative Chorus 2, 3, 45 H.M.S. Pinafore 25 Sextet 25 Chautauqua Festival 2, 3, 45 Assistant Layout Editor 35 Layout Editor 45 Yearbook Clinic 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Student Council 45 Prorn Attendant 15 Are Teachers Human? 33 Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come 45 Bowl- ing 2, 45 Track 3, 45 Youth Forum 3. RICHARD KILLOCK A 4 Art Editor Class President 15 Vice-President 35 J.V. Basketball 1, 25 Varsity Basketball. 45 Volleyball 1, 2, 45 Track 2, 45 Student Council 25 Prom Attendant 25 Are Teachers Human? 35 The Little Shep- herd of Kingdom Come 45 Assistant Art Editor 3, Art Editor 45 Honor Guard 35 Senior Carnival Chairman 45 Chorus 25 Pinafore 25 Bowl- ing 2, 3, 4. MARGARET MIERZWA Photography Editor F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Public Relations 33 State Convention 3, Secretary 45 Yorkers 1, Treasurer 15 Dormitory Dub 15 Library Club 2, Treasurer 25 Assistant Photography Editor 3, Photography Editor 45 Photography Club 3, Secre- tary-Treasurer 35 Football Cheerleader 35 Varsity Cheerleader 45 The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come prompter 4. NANCY DARLING Features Editor Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Fredonia Solo Festival 1, 45 Chautauqua Festival 1, 2, 3, 45 Saxophone Sextet 15 Woodwind En- semble 15 Yorkers 1, 2, 3, 4, President 1, 2, 35 Zone Vice President 1, 2, Zone Secretary 35 High School Chairman 15 Zone and School Constitution Commit- tee 15 Who's Who Yorker Award 15 Jamboree Elector 35 Jamestown Youth Forum 2, 35 Student Council 15 Dormi- tory Dub lg Gone About Girls 25 Are Teachers Human? 35 The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come 4gHonor Society 3, 45 Pine Knot 35 Features Edi- tor 45 Yearbook Clinic 4. NORMA sreves 1 Athletic Association Representative Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 1, Treasurer 2, 3, 45 Girls Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Softball 2, 45 Track 3, 45 The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come 45 Bowling 3, 45 J.V. Cheerleading 1, 25 Varsity Cheerleading 3, 45 Assistant Advertising Editor 33 Advertising Editor 45 Yearbook Clinic 4. GENE SCOTT Typing Editor Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 45 Area All-State 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Yorkers 2, 35 Gone About Girls 25 Prize Money Director 35 F. H. A. 2, 3, 45 Track 35 Intramurals 1, 25 Volleyball Playday 3, 45 Softball Playday 15 Bowl- ing 45 Assistant Features Editor 35 Typ- ing Editor 45 Bible Club 3g Student Council 15 Honor Society 3, 4, Vice- President 45 Chorus Ensemble 1, 3: Band Quartet 1, 2, 45 Chautauqua Festival 1, 2, 45 Solo At Fredonia 25 Are Teachers Human? 3: Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come 45 H.M. S. Pinafore 25 Senior Carnival Chair- man 4. EUGENE CULLEN Varsity Basketball 5, 45 J.V. Basketball 1, 25 Volleyball 2, 5, 45 J.V. Football 15 Baseball 1, 2, 5, 45 Track 5. vm V 05.3 0,8 S' XMAS 6-an ixxfvt vt hv ,,. xl! VP ,A moms NAEHRIG Football 45 Wrestling 45 The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come 45 Photo- graphy Club 4, President 45 Service Club 45 Yorkers 45 Pine Knot 4. llwlff ' 5 va VXA Wife' sr 'fthe' Q . CHARLES BURTNER Band 2, 5, 45 Yorkers 1, 2, 55 Wrest- ling 5, 45 Track 5, 4. LE ROY EMLEY j.V. Basketball 1, 25 LV. Football 1, 25 Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 5, 45 Varsity Basketball 5, 45 Varsity Football 5, 45 Band 15 Student Council 55 Boys' State 55 Honor Society 5, 4, President 45 Are Teachers Human? 5, Little Shep- herd of Kingdom Come 45 Prom At- tendant 55 Pine Knot 45 Volleyball 4. A X YLL -bid., . yi Y t r. , . .. 5 5- l 1 ,V V. fr n ' Q, r , lr f , A X ,Vo L 1' k TQ Trl-t Nfl Ufwv l ,dl . X- V 1 't' 5 ' ' A -' in I. ,', 1 f ,gil X I NVQ I ,Lf-jll.f'L,f ,li iff ine' , fi V ssgaufgwffk fs y , Lil A ' , ' ' if - , 'f V A ', V1 1 ' - 1, -. it fvf W- 2 is , ' ,Z ' 5 fi - -V ', ,,, L13 l mf! JILL v,,1f..i,-1 ,N ,X . - M v' l,1, ' JUDY EBERT Library Club 2, 55 Pine Knot 5, 45 Are Teachers Human? Prompter 55 The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come House Manager 45 Band 1, 2, 5, 45 Woodwind Ensemble 1. MARILYN BOWEN F.H.A. 1, 2, 5, 45 Yorkers 15 Library Club 45 Chorus 1, 5, 45 Are Teachers Human? Prompter 55 The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come 45 Pine Knot 5, 45 Dormitory Dub 15 F.H.A. Representative 25 Chautauqua Festival 1. -'l' 'tx fy t- 2- , y 'T LRF, ,L-21' ' , f' , IT offw,.M.f.A'3-,-wfkvs yowwafw 'f lv l'-' FAITH LIN SLER Transferred from Gowanda 1958. Pine Knot 5, 4. NANCY LINCOLN Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 H.M.S. Pinafore 2, Fredonia Festival 25 J.V. Cheerleader 23 F.H.A. 25 Bowling 49 The Little Shep- herd of Kingdom Come Prompter 4. CAROL KELLY Chorus 2, 35 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 4g Library Club 2, 33 Pine Knot 3, 4g H.M.S. Pinafore 2g Are Teachers Human? 3g The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come Stage Manager 43 Volleyball 3, 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 4g Yorkers 1. MARY MIERZWA Yorkers 1, Vice-President 1g F.H.A. 1, 2, 5, 4, Vice-President 4g Photography Club 33 J.V. Substitute Cheerleader 25 Varsity Cheerleader 45 Library Club 2, Secretary 2g The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come 4. DAVID CROWEIL F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. Sentinel 2, 3g Dairy Cattle judging 1, 2, 3. NEIL CULLEN Chorus 1, 2, J.V. Football 1, 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, J.V. Basketball 1, 2g Var- sity Basketball 33 Volleyball 2, 3. 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 45 Are Teachers Human? 35 Yorkers 15 Time- keeper 4, H.M.S. Pinafore 25 All County 13 Fredonia Festival 15 Pine Knot 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3. TERRY LINCOLN Chorus 2, 45 J.V. Football 2g H.M.S. Pinafore 23 Are Teachers Human? Lighting Manager 3g The Little Shep- herd of Kingdom Come Lighting Manager 4. HAROLD TROYER Student from Haiti. Chorus 4. l , X U I I-IERBERT JOHNSON Transferred from Cassadaga Valley Central. Varsity Bas- ketball 4g Track 2, 4g J.V. Football 23 Varsity Football 35 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Vice-Presi- dent 2g F.F.A. 1. SUSAN RUNDELL Photography Club Ig Band 1, 2, 3, 4, H.M.S. Pinaforen 2g F.H.A. 3, 45 Pine Knot 3, 4. JOHN KELSEY Transferred from Bern Point. Track 3, 4, Wrestl. 3g F.F.A. 2, 3, Are Teach Human? 3. NORMA PURDY F.H.A. 1, 2, 3g Yorkers 1, 35 Dormitory Dub 25 4 Teachers Human? Sn Manager 33 The Little Sh herd of Kingdom Come Library Club 1, 2, 33 Sen Life Saving 4, Fashion Sh 1, 2, 3g Playday 1. ,,, ROGER MADISON VIRGINIA RUTTENBUR Class Secretary lg Chorus 2, Choir 1, 2g F.H.A. 2, 33 33 H.M.S. Pinafore 2g Photography Club 1, 2, 3: Fredonia Festival 2. Bowling 4. JOHN SCHWEIGER F.A. 1, 2, 3g Baseball lg otball 1, 2. , ALBERTA HART Horus lg Library Club 1, 2. GERALDINE PETERS F.H.A. 1, 2, 3g Chorus 1, 2, 3g Pine Knot 3, 45 H.M.S. Pinafore 2g Fashion Show 1, 2, 35 N.Y.S.S.M.A. Festival 1, 2. VIRGINIA WOODCOCK Bible Club 1, 2, 35 Library Club 43 Chorus 4. DAVID PETERS J.V. Football 1, 2. DUANE MOUNT Duane Mount is camera shy. We do not know the reason why. But since he is a Senior, too, We'cl like to present his name to you. Mile Track 29 Poster Corn- mittees 2, 3. HERBERT TU'I'I'ON F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Bible Club 1, 2g Advanced Science 3, 4. CONSTANCE HGTH 1 Chorus 1, 2g F.H.A. 1. 2g Yorkers lg I-I.M.S. Pinafor-e 23 J.V. Cheerleading 2, Art Club 2, Bowling 35 Track 3g Pine Knot 3, 4. NO PICTURE, w 1 : E x ,1 fi 1 Q ii Q 2 I 1 naar .-1 - -gf. ., ..- g . - - . .u,w,w ,. r.. -.,. Q,.15v-m.:.:.u .:- F. -...fp 11.11.-.... .-'. .:.J- 41 Am: -5 -1.-, ,gm 4 .- -1- .-a21w.dya'..f- . .-Q 1, :nw -,ic mix, un rn an-m .mu o.: 15.1 - -.1 .r:.f.'vv.-hunv.-, ev,-sg .-v v-.7 .n..a.-.-., : . -. ..' .: -if-S, Q K cg ff? GF UN D- ERQLA55 Row One: A. Howe, Y. Ingersoll, S. Dunfield, G. Miller, E. Howard, B. Brackett, A. Ackler. Row l Two: J. Smith, N..Mathewson, T. Clarke, D. Fancher, D. Crowell, Z. Colvin, L. Darling, R. Nash, G. Sutter. Row T bree: Mr. Marek, D. Volk, C. Pagett, G. Livermore, L. Brumagin, D. Kapple, Mr. Babcock. uniors Only one more year - and then we will be seniors. Our scrapbook for this year shows that we've had a full year of activities. On November 13, we held a dance which was planned and carried our on a superstitious theme. Next, we began selling cards! Our total-sales hit an all time high, and the profit we made certainly helped our bankbook. Among other activities, the junior Class sold candy and ice cream,as well as basketball booster shields during january and February. In April, we were very busy with a dance and our play. All in all, our year has been a great success and has certainly helped to prepare us for A Year from Now to which we look forward with much enthusiasm. Row One P. Weaver, C. Estus, S. Clark, S. Wightman, B. Dayton, C. Curtis, B. Ingersoll. Row Two: J. Merrill, K. Larson, L. Abbey, E. Howard, F. Howard, B. Colvin, B. Hillebert, B. Barth, Mrs. Hall, P. Pickup. Row Three: J. Newcomb, R. Sandy, T. Hackett, W. Stamp, T. Stiles, J. Danker, D. Swanson, R. Wolfe, D. Mansfield, G. Fancher. x x ix, 'X ,fli 'V l X l. I f LA. fflxvjij Nix APJX ' J ,SEX as yq fi in ly 1- Xl: l 'X l, ll 1 r ' , I .1,J .Vlifu -:.' -7. . . , fw lj, V -'lijfi ,N Row One: B. Ebert, B. Peters, B. Purdy, S. Mead, J. Fancher, R. Newcomb, N. Green. Row Two.' 'JW 'A V Mr. Cook, J. Brown, P. Rogers, S. Ericsson, A. Ackley, D. Johnston, B. Crumb, Mr. Bohnert. Row Three: H. Ivett, J. Rundell, J. Zeman, M. Barry, D. XVeaver, D. Corkwell, M. Wolfe. Row Four: B. Keyser, E. Bentley, E. Mierzwa, A. Kozlowski, K. Mount, T. Dye. Row Five: S. Pattyson, L. Ellis, L. DiAntonio, M. Oakes, H. Weaver, L. Harkness, D. Whitcomb. Sophomores . We Sophomores started off the year by raising money by selling pens. Any person passing through the hall would invariably be hailed by some sophomore querying, Do ya' wanta' buy a pen? Many people did buy which greatly boosted our treasury. Our dance, The Sweetheart Swing, held on February 19, was well attended by many gay and happy dancers. Now we are looking with great anticipation toward our Junior year, especially to the time when we will receive our Senior rings. I And so we sound the clarion call, Come on Sophomores, and 'Lets Look Ahead' to improved scholarship, and greater participation in all class activities. Let's top this year with two others, both bigger and better. Row One: B. Jungquist, C. Bradley, M. Crowell, J. Harvey, L. Hadley, S. Earle, D. McKay. Row Two: Y. Fisher, B. Rugg, J. Peters, D. Gier, L. Francis, L. Hagerdon, 'Miss Popp, Mr. Colicchia. Row Three: D. Tatchell, J. LaManto, M. Swanson, C. Silleman, D. Nash, D. Fancher, R. Mar- quart. Row Four: L. Zollinger, S. Gleason, J. Weaver, G. Ingersoll, T. Mierzwa, D. Allen, R. Crowell, R. Hadley. Row One: M. Giambrone, B. Zeaman, M. Harwood, J. Nyhart, S. Snyder, S. Murray, K. Hillebert. Row Two: S. Green, H. Millespaw, K. Howe, G. Saunders, B. Ebert, M. Moynihan, L. Bentley, K. Peterson, D. Farnham. Row Tbree: D. Young, R. Morris, j. Ivett, S. Crumb, M. Oakes, K. Mosher, P. Newcomb, R. Ennis, M. Rublee, Mr. Lawrence. Row Four: J. Tutton, D. Howard, R. Moffit, E. Newcomb, G. Perkins, 1. Harwood, D. Levermore, T. Pickup, Q. Dye, J. ROWiCki, A. ACICICY, M. Mirwald. Freshmen Alrhough we had n little rmuble nr lirsr lnming the ways of the high school students, it didn't mlre us lnng ro catch nn. With Grear Expccmrinns we embarked on our high school career. For the firsr rime we planned a real dance as a source nf revenue for our treasury. We slsu sold ice cream in the cafeteria ru help provide class funds. There are so many acriviries rhar at lirsr we had a hanl time choosing in which ones we wished to parricipare. Some nf our members dirl well in rheir chnices. Russell Morey ran 50 yards to make a touchdown for the j.V. game against Randolph. Jun Young has done well on the Varsity basketball team. Fred Gould played drums in rhe band, and also in rhe dance band. Sn you can see dia: veisariliry is a strong pain: among us In-shmen. Now our Great Expectations push us ever forward to new goals and greater accomplish- menrs in the rhree years still ahead of us. Row One: I-.. Rublee, F. Boyd, L. Darling, A. Crowell, G. Howard, M. Wachter, R. Zollinger. Row Two: T. Houben, B. Saunders, J. Emley, P. Schultz, C. Nenno, J. McPartlan, M. Phillips, K Mirwald, J. Carver. Row Three: J. Kelly, D. Mount, T. Dye, E. Bergey, F. Gould, R. Chase, B. Cooper, F. Barth, J. Weaver, Mrs. Fordham. Row Four: R. Earle, R. Carpenter, B. Whitmark, F. Bell, J. Young, L. Nickerson, R. Morey, N. Hills, F. Heath. N D. Brown, T. Perrin, C. Stankey, D. Kapple, J. Livermore, R. Tyma. Row One: D. Cornelius, J. Wells, J. Woolley, J. Harris, V. Clark, G. Whitacre, L. Rexford Row Two: L. Larson, L. Meyers, M. Hodges, B. Weaver, J. Sullernan, D. Tatchell, A. Thorp, M Zernan, N. Tyma, Mrs. Gould. Row Three: L. Hadley, R. Meade, M. Riley, M. Cullen, R. Harris D. Ivett, W. Bowen, Z. Mansfield, R. Crumb. Row Four: R. Pattyson, C. Howard, R. Bobcock, Eighth Grade We have been very busy keeping our marks up and getting ready for what we feel should a Hopeful Future. We have had charge of the school store which has been our one fund- raising activity. Since we believe in putting first things first we have thus far kept our social activities to a minimum. However, this last half of the year held many things in store for us. We had a class party and a skating party. The special highlight of the year was the class trip to Gettysburg. This trip provides both knowledge and information, as well as pleasure for us. All of our work and activities will become positive factors in that Hopeful Future which we so greatly anticipate. Row One F Allport J Livermore K. Neubeck, L. Sutter, N. Ellis, Y. Lincoln, M. Beemer. Row Two: B. Bolles, L. Phillips, J. Condon, N. Howard, J. Pagett, B. Harrington, C. Thompson J. Noble, N. Henderson. Row Three: R. Carpenter, A. Carver, G. jungquist, L. Smith, L. Waite N. Brackett, G. Ingersoll, D. Gillespie, Mrs. Sturm. Row Four? 1. Sauberan, D. Gier, B. Stiles-, Ri Frisbee, R. Murphy, K. Bowen, D. Mount, J. Crumb, D. Brumagin. 3 ,L I I ..,gQ1er?-ig' V X H .. seal? Tikfitf A i M Efyfmawffm hFYW f ww vw mg N il mx we S Q . 2 Q iff, ff' Jffui if in - 'E M gf Y A 1 was 514 I-NOW? 5 1 QE f 1 Nm. ' S A ww NW Www 0 , Mmwwxerf-f3 ' -4-,a-Mm.,-.M.w..Q.,g 5? LX mn, 9.516-.-: 2 ffwffifi ,war abvmw' 155592 'mf ,F Ewihxgig' ' pg mu 'Xa A ,A . , N 2, qw? ma QF X X , if up K -vx . 4' 077 J rf x fs: an Q Tur'nul.T ANDQLAE SH our Y MMS Q ff-f 1 N MW, fig. .':' I-C ROY Q 5 E3 je QQ a N I S: 'ab este? wil , w 1 fi 4 K Mtg My p 1 's s pi ' 2 if gr 512 y ga:-4 . Bill Don Rozy One, Left: Emley, J. Young, W. Stamp, J. Weaver, R. Sandy. Row Two, Left: Waite-Man- ager, C. Pagetr, R. Killock, E. Cullen, G. Inger- V S i t y soll, D. Volk, Mr. Brown. The 59-60 season ushered Pine Valley into the newly formed Chautauqua County B league. This league proved to be one of the best in the area. The Panthers got off to a dismal start by losing five games in a row. However, around mid-season, we got under power and were a match for most of the reams in our league. We finished fifth place in a seven team league. This record isn't too bad con- sidering the high calibre of the teams we opposed. Gene Cullen was our high point man with' 148 points, 108 of them earned in league competition. Gene was followed in point production by a trio of underclassmen, namely Rich Sandy, Don Volk, and jon Young which promises well for next year. Don Volk also won the foul shot trophy with a very good percentage of 75. Next year we will miss Gene Cullen, our center, who was at times the best pivot man in the league. We also regret losing Dick Killock, whose value could never be measured in points, for he was a great rebounder and defensive man, and, at important times, a good scorer. LeRoy Emley and Herb Johnson will also be gone next year. These two backcourt hustlers provided a lot of snap to the line-up and will be sadly missed. After the last game, the coaches treated the -two P.V. teams to a wonderful party which everyone en- joyed. We swam and ate to our hearts' content. Next year the team has high hopes of improvin our 7 wins and 11 losses record, as our Captair Courageous will take off for a new season. Forestville 40 P. V. 3 'Mayville 52 P. V. 4 'Brocton 42 P. V. 3 'Silver Creek 54 P. V. lf 'Cassadaga' 45 P. V, 41 Cattaraugus 45 P. V. 72 Forestville 44 P. V. 4E 'Bemus Point 48 P. V. 41 Little Valley 54 P. V. 54 'Westfield 55 P. V. 4f 'Mayville 60 P. V. 51 Little Valley 43 P. V. 51 'Brocton 45 P. V. 52 'Silver Creek 62 P. V. 42 'Cassadaga 52 P. V. 41 Cattaragus 55 P. V. 53 'Bemus Point 66 P. V. 54 'Westfield 41 P. V. 52 'League Game Q M Mxerzwa LVJ, C. Nenno, S. Pattyson fV.J, M. Wachter, N. Steves fV.D,.J. Brown, J. Warm QV J S. Mead, M. Mierzwa QVJ. Marv OBJ. QW W Cheerleaders The Varsity cheerleaders wish to say, Heads Up, Heels Down to the cheerleaders to come, for all the present Varsity cheerleaders are graduating this year. Next year's Varsity cheerleaders can be planning on wearing new uniforms. The junior Varsity girls were fortunate to have pretty new uniforms this year which they made for themselves. All the cheerleaders, as well as the student body, have contributed to good sportsmanship and more school spirit this year. Let's all keep up the good work in the future. My .yawn N Tail., lib' .. - .N RN 51.4. 5 , A .za .3 5, A. -. M55 M 5.43 ., -X j -or fy Ry so fy.. fx N ,e -:rf vs N., 52.5 1 g.. , pe . , 1 ,Tx ' ' w rel- . as . :f . .. , ' ' Q 0 ' 1-5 I Q f M '-,W if Row One: P. Pickup, D. Fancher, D. Fancher, W. Stamp, N. Cullen, L. Emley. Row Two: D. Allen, D. Volk, R. Sandy, C. Fancher, E. Bentley, H. Weaver, L. Waite, Manager. Row Three: Mr. Brown, L. DiAntonio, C. Pagett, D. Howard, E. Cullen, G. Ingersoll, J. Ellis. Varsity Baseball Although our scores listed below may seem to indicate that we have much to learn about Big League Batting Secrets, still we are on our way. Inexperience was our greatest disadvantage in our 1959 baseball season. The end of the season saw Gary Ingersoll as top batter with an average of 250. The 1960 season ahead, looks promising, since all our players will return with the exception of Chuck Fancher and Jerry Ellis who will be missed by all. With many seasoned veterans our future looks brighter to us. Brocton 8 P. V. 2 Mayville 10 P. V. 2 Bemus Point 13 P. V. 0 Cassadaga Valley 3 P. V. 1 Silver Creek 10 P. V. 5 Westfield 4 P. V. 0 Row One: R. Sandy, G. Ingersoll, S. Pattyson, T. Stiles, L. Emley, Z. Colvin, D. Fancher. Row Two: J. Harwood, D. Wlzitcomb, J. Pagett, J. Young, T. Mierzwa, T. Naehrig. Row Three: ' Coach Brown, J. Merrill, D. Fancher, L. Waite, J. LaManto, N. Cullen, Coach Bergholtz. Varsity The '59 football season introduced a new era of football at Pine Valley. Eleven-man football was played by the Junior Varsity although the Varsity continued with six-man. Our first eleven-man team was made up of a nucleus of sophomores who did very well in their efforts to Hold That Line. Although our record of 1 victory, 5 defeats, and 1 tie may not seem impres- sive, it should be remembered that the rest of the lea- gue, with the exception of Panama, had the advant- age of one year's experience over us in playing eleven-rnan. We won our first game against Panama on a dramatic last second field goal by our A F S student, Torn Naehrig, who had no previous experience in Panama 7 P.V. 10 Westfield 28 P.V. 0 Bemus Point 32 P.V. 0 Falconer Sophs 6 Football football. Two close games with Randolph and Forest- ville followed with our opponents winning. West- field, Cassadaga, and Bemus Point all surpassed us in both size and experience, with resulting victories for them. Our last game was played under the lights at Falconer, and was battled to a tie. Next year we will be losing four important players: Leroy Emley, our fine quarterbackg Sid Pat- tyson, our hard running fullback, Neil Cullen, who played a vital role in our defense as a linebacker, and Tom Naehrig, who was one of the best kickers in our league. I In spite of this, we will have many experienced ballplayers. We expect Pine Valley not only to Hold That Line but to become a power in our league. Cassadaga Valley 34 P.V. O Forestville 12 P.V. 6 Randolph 13 P.V. 6 P.V. 6 Row One: D. Fancher, L. Brumagin, J. Merrill, S. Pattyson, D. Linsler, L. Ellis, B. Burris. Row Two: M. Barry, N. Mathewson, C Burtner, N. Cullen, L. Darling, D. Rexford, C. Silleman. Row Three: M. Oakes, C. Fancher, K. Oakes, E. Cullen, J. Ellis, C. Pagett, D. Sheldon, Mr. Dorman. Row One: F. Dye, T. Pickup, L. Brumagin, R. Sandy, N. Cullen, L. Emley, J. LaMonto, Mr. Betgholtz. Row Two: F. Heath, L. DiAntonio, T. Stiles, E. Cullen, W. Stamp, R. Killock, D. Volk. Row One: R. Patryson, J. Rowicki, M. Barry, D. Fancher, J. Carver, T. Houben. Row Two:T.Naehrig, D. Fancher, R. Nash, T. Clarke, G. Perkins, J. Merrill, D. Nash, J. Rundell, Mr. Horn. gg, K Track The track team did very well in 1959. The team placed 2nd in the match with Silver Creek. Against Little Valley and Forestville the Pine Valley team placed first, and first against Brocton, Sherman, and Mayville. In the county B and C class they placed second, and sixth in the sectionals. Unfortunately, in 1960 we won't have .many of the boys who have been Around the World in 80 Days with their various stunts. Jerry Ellis, the top scoring individual for Pine Valley, and who broke the pole-vault record has graduated. Also we lost Ken Oakes, Dean Linsler, James Everetts, Don Rexford, Dean Morey, and Charles Fancher. Still we have great prospects for setting future records for going Around the World in 80 Days with fellows such as Jeff Merrill and Mickey Barry, along with other returning lettermen. Volleyball Since we are so late in organizing our starting team in volley ball this year, it is most fortunate for us that We Have Tomorrow. The starting team, consisting of six players with three extras, will be selected from last year's players, CEugene Cullen, Neil Cullen, Rich Sandy, Don Volk, Tim Stiles, Gary Ingersoll, Bill Stamp, Larry Brumaginj and from the new players, C Dick Killock, LeRoy Emley, Jim Lo- Monto, Jon Young, Francis Heath, Fred Dye and Tim Pickupb. This selected starting team will play one scrirn- mage with Brocton and two with Little Valley. The one day of final playoff will be held at Brocton, We hope this year's team will be as successful as was last year's which had a record of five victories and one defeat. It played Cassadaga for the champion- ship, resulting in Cassadaga's success. Wrestling The 1959-1960 wrestling squad of Pine Valley comprised a record of 2 victories, 1 tie, and 9 losses. It must be noted however, that forfeited matches were the cause of 5 of the meet losses. Defend Yourself is an axiom that was truly exemplified by such stars as Doug Fancher, Ralph Nash and Ted Houben. Through the year these boys had the best won and lost record. Doug won 12. and lost only 2 and received newspaper recognition. Ralph Nash had a 11-5 record. Both boys were second in the sectionals. The future wrestling picture is bright. We lose only two boys by graduation and with a fine potential among the underclassmen. Pine Valley says Watch Out. l l 1 Row One: R. Chase, R. Morey, E. Mierzwa, D. Kapple, T. Dye, L. Harkness, J. Weaver. Row Two: H. Weaver, Q. Dye, F. Barth, L. Snyder, I.. DiAntonio, R. Murphy. Row Three: Mr. Brown, J. Zeman, R. Carpenter, B. Bentley, M. Hodges, Managerg Mr. Bergholtz. . J. We feel that we had a fairly good season this year despite the bad weather during one of our games. We played four games of which we won two and lost two. We beat Randolph by a score of 13-7, and they defeated us ppc? 13-12. We won against Sherman with a score of Coach Brown reported that it was a near hurricane during the Silver Creek-Pine Valley game. Nevertheless, we played with the Spirit of the Eagle which is an out- V. Football standing characteristic of true sportsmen. During the season, some of the fellows even played on the Varsity team. Coach expects the following to be real assets on the Varsity team next year: Russell Morey, Ed Bentley, Larry Snyder, Ed Mierzwa, Tim Dye, jack Weaver, Frank Barth and Larry DiAntonio. We look forward, with great anticipation to playing more football under Coach Brown. . V. Basketball The j.V. basketball team had a very successful year with 12 wins and 6 losses. Our team outscored the opponents 660 to 599. Tim Stiles finished on top, both in score ing and foul shooting. He made not only 132 points but also SOWJ of the foul shots. ' With a good eighth grade team, the j.V. boys are looking forward to an excellent team next year to continue this year's spirit of Fight, Team, Fight . Row 0ne:- C. Stankey, Manager, D. Howard, D. Whitcomb. C. Sillernan, J LoMonto, N. Hills, J. Weaver. Row Two: Mr. Bergholtz, D. Allen, L. Di Antonio, T. Stiles, T. Mierzwa, E. Mierzwa, L. Darling. Pi? V 7TH AND 8TH BASKETBALL We had a very successful year under Coach Tomasulo. As we go to press, we still have one game to play. The seventh and eighth grades each played four games, and in two other games they combined as a junior high team. The eighth grade team has won all but one of its games, and the seventh grade has lost only two games. Larry Waite, Dennis Brown, Tom Frary, and Douglas Weaver all took advantage of A Chance for Glory which was well demonstrated by their successful playing. It has been great fun playing basketball this year and we are looking forward to next year when again A Chance for Glory will loom ahead of us. wald, D. Weaver, D. Ranke, R. Marquart, G Ingersoll. Row Two: L. Paine, R. Fisher, M Cullen, G. Jungquist, A. Carver, R. Morris D. Kapple. Row Three: W. Bergy, J. Greenlee Crowell, L. Waite, D. Gier, T. Frary, D Mount. BOWLING Bowling as a sport of Pine Valley Central School is still In the Beginning stage. The Pine Valley Bowling teams meet on Satur- days at Forestville where they do their bowling. Under the direction of Mr. Tomasulo and other faculty members, namely Mr. Babcock, Mr. Bohnert, and Mr. Montaldi, the clubs have been bowling since January. The top Bowlers in the group will be repre- sented in the Sectional. Out of the 87 members Jon Young, Duane Whitcomb, Herb johnson, jim L0- Monto, John Schweiger and Richard Sandy seem to be outstanding. Row One: R. Sanderson, M. Hodges, R. Marquart, J. Smith, S. Kickbush, D. Ivett, Ackley. Row Two: R. Bean, R. Volk, G. Nash, N. Steves, J. Brown, J. Pagett, D. Tatchell, V. Crowell, L. Moore, D. Waterhouse, C. Watkins. Row Three R. Ennis, N. Howard, J. LoMonto, A. Ingersoll, L. Smith, C. Stankey, L. Waite, R. Babcock, J. Nyharr, L. Rexford, F. Boyd, L. Larson, Mr. Tomasulo. Row Four: P. Rogers, J. Fancher, Y. Fisher, F. Howard, B. Ingersoll, R. Murphy, L. Sutter, G. Miller, S. Ericsson, G. Scott, V. Clark, D. Howard Row Five: D. Gier, R. Sandy, J. Young, R. Killock, G. Inger- soll, T. Naehrig, B. Burris, H. Johnson, D. Allen, F. Heath, Q. Dye, W. Bowen, G. Ingersoll. Row One: R. Tomasulo, K. Francis, R. Mir- J. Sauburan, F. Colburn, C. Howard, R. Mur- phy. Row Four: R. Srankey, D. Brown, P. Row One: J. Merrill, G. Ingersoll, Mr. Brown. Row Two: N. Steves, R. Mead, R. Fisher, J. Young. MISS WILLIAMS 1 MR. BROWN' Cheerleaderx Varsity Baxketball MR. BERGHOLTZ J. V. Barkeibull ANN HOWE-Varxily Scorekeeper JILL NYHART-I. V. Scorekeeper Athletic Page MR. DORMAN MR. TOMASULO Track 7th 6 8th Grade Baxketball MR. HORN Wrestling i, A QW? k .QQ Q3-K ,Q . V NX Q X my 2 A N 1 W1 .ag fe X f ,fm m M fy, f THE ' TOP gk if 'ifzffs if .ia Q 4 L z 'E -Q 5 WA ,N X X 1 i , 5 Q, gg X is if QQ W' fy W X :A 5 K 7 1 A! 4 - W 'lk Vu.. . ACTIWTHES lx Kneeling: R. Marquart, F. Gould, M. Mitwald, D. Weaver. Row One: G. Scott, J. Ebert, B. Hillebert, N. Henderson, E. Woolley, S. Rundell, A. Howe, M. Hodges, P. Rogers, S. Dunfield, N. Darling, S. Crumb, R. Harkness. Row Two: G. Hickok, J. Nyhart, K. Howe, K. Mosher, L. Waite, R. Carpenter, B. Ebert, L. Darling, Senior T The Senior Band, under the direction of Mr. Cook is Having Fun with Music as usual. An exchange programming system with Little Valley and Mayville has been started. The visiting band presents the program to the host school. This makes for variety, new interest, and cooperation between schools. On March seventh and eighth most of the band mem- bers went to Fredonia to hear Raphael Mendez play his trumpet. The Band presented concerts on November 20, March 11, and May 6. A Christmas program was given in our S. Pattyson, L. Darling, R. Marquart, D. Mansfield, T. Stiles, L. Moynihan, J. Weaver, F. Boyd, A. Bentley, R. Wolf, E. Bentley, D. Whitcomb, W. Stamp. Standing: C. Burtner, D. Kapple, J. Ruckh, Mr. Cook, N. Mathewson. Band school assembly for the enjoyment of the student body. On June 4 a few members of the band went to the Chautauqua festival. In addition to all these concerts and programs the band members found time to march on Memorial Day and play at our graduation exercises. They concluded their fun- filled year by playing at the first band concert of the season in South Dayton. We hope that next year and all the years to comemore people will want to be Having Fun with Music . Dance Band G. Scott, J. Ruckh, W. Stamp, D. Whitcomb, D. Kapple, D. Mansfield, F. Gould, M. Hodges. MR. COOK Row One: M. Bowen, E. Howard, J. Rundell, B. Hillebert, K. Hillebert, S. Murray, M. Phillips, N. Henderson, M. Wachter, B. Jungquist, L. Hadley, F. Boyd. Row Two: R. Marquart, R. Ennis B. Brackett, D. McKay, B. Crumb, J. Brown, E. Howard, vi Woodcock, P. Newcomb, L. Darling, J. Ivett, L. Francis, B. Peters, H. Milspaw, K. Petersen. Row Three: M. Barry, L. Abbey, N. Senior Choir Thanks to Mr.,Horn, Pine Valley has been able to have a chorus this year, even though it has been for only one semester. Our chorus, although late to get organized, has contributed to the Music in American Life since the members have given a spring concert and have attended the Fredonia Festival. Lincoln, S. Clark, G. Miller, B. Rugg, D. Gier, C. Nenno, D Johnston, A. Ackley, C. Estus, P. Weaver, Y. Ingersoll, F. Howard, G. Scott, Y. Fisher, R. Carpenter. Row Four: D. Weaver, L Waite, L. Smith, B. Stiles, C. Burtner, H. Troyer,.R. Wolfe, R Moffit, R. Morey, T. Stiles, T. Hackett, B. Burris, H. Weaver, M Swanson, G. Gleason, F. Heath, R. Madison, T. Lincoln, R. Brown: unior Choir Although it was midyear before we were or- ganized, due to our earlier lack of a vocal instructor, we are now trying, under Mr. Horn, to make up for time lost. Up to date we have been working on various numbers-trying to find where our talent lies in the singing of America's Music . MR. HORN Row One: C. Ingersoll, C. Stiles, S. Ingersoll, N. Tyma, L. Larson, B. Harrington, M. Zeman, N. Howard, J. Condon, L. Moore, M. Leonard. Row Two: K. Gleason, B. Bolles, N. Clark, D. Albaugh, N. Day, F. Allport, K. Neubeck, N. Morgan, L. Felton, L. Wells, J. McDaniels, J. Rumsey. Row Three: M. Smith, L. Hadley, D. Howard, S. Kickbush, R. Babcock, J. Harris, Y. Lincoln, L. Sutter, N. Ellis, J. Wells, J. Livermore, N. McPartlan, R. Ennis, C. Jones. Row One: Mrs. Sturm, Mrs. Hall, S. Dunfield, B. Burris, C. Estus, J. Warm, K. Curtis, N. Darling. Row Two: A. Howe, M. Mierzwa, M. Bowen, R. Killock, S. Clark, P. Weaver, S. Pattyson. Row Three: R. Wolfe, J. Danker, W. Stamp, G. Livermore, J. Pagett, R. Sandy, J. Merrill, D. Mansfield. Editor-in-chief ........ Jr. Arrirtarzt.. Yearbook Staff ......Joanne Warm ..............Carol Estus Burinesr Manager ....... ....... R ichard Brown Ir. Auixtarzt ........ ...... D ouglas Kapple layout Editor ........... ....... R oben: Burris jr. Axurtant ........ ...... Ir. Anzrtant ......... ........ Sandra Dunfield ...Nancy Darling F eaturer Edztor ......... ......... .Catherine Curtis Circulation Editor ....... Ir. Anirtant ......... Art Editor ................. jr. Auirtant ...... .............June Ruckh ......Sylvia Wightman ......Richard Killock ..........Jeff Merrill Typmg Edttor .............. ................. G ene Scorc Jr. Arxistrmt ......... ....... B onnie Hilleberr Photography Editor ..........,.......,,.... Margaret Mierzwa Ir. Amxtant ....................................,..... Bill Stamp Advertiring Editor ...... ............. N orma Steves Advisors ..,......... Mrs. Hall, Mr. Lines, Mr. Tomasulo, jr. Arrimmt ........ ........ N orris Mathewson Mrs. Sturm, Mr. Marek Row One: Mr. Lines, Mr. Marek, D. Kapple, R. Brown, N. Steves, G. Scott, J. Ruckh, Mt. Tornasulo. Row Two: C. Kelly, J. Merrill, O. Merrill, F. Linsler, B. Colvin, L. Abbey, E. Howard, B. Hillebert, K. Larson, B. Barth. Row Three: N. Lincoln, B. Ingersoll, Y. Ingersoll, G. Peters, E. Howard. Row Four: N. Cullen, L. Emley, N. Mathewson, D. Volk, L. Brumagin, T. Naehrig, B. Dayton, G. Miller, F. Howard, S. Wightman. Row One: C. Estus, A. Howe, F. Howard, J. Smith, Mrs. Ivett, K. Hillebert. Row Two: D. Phillips G. Watkins, K. Gleason. Row Tbreezl N. Howard, R. Ennis, P. Newcomb, A. Ingersoll, B. Barth Row Four: B. Colvin, S. Clark, B. Dayton, G. Howard, R. Newcomb. Advanced Science We know all the members of the Advanced Science have Magic in a Bottle with Mr. Montaldi to help pour the knowledge. During the meetings, one day a week after school, the students in this group have started many projects. Each student has been trying to choose for him- self an individual program to pursue for this year. The group has attended science workshops at both Buffalo and Silver Creek which have added to their scientific information. Library Club Our club has about thirty active members. We assist the librarian by helping to process new books. Also, we work behind the desk checking books in and out. The money collected from fines on overdue books goes into a fund to purchase worthwhile gifts for the school. For instance we bought a copy of Syrian Yankee and presented it to the library. We feel that this book, among many, many others is good Book Bait and we hope many students will do more than nibble at it. ' Seated: F. Howard, B. Barth, L. Hadley. Standing: N. Mathewson, D. Kapple, S. Gleason, T. Dye, Mr Montaldi. i i Row One: B. Colvin, S. Wightman, G. Scott, G. Miller, O. Merrill, C. Kelly, M. Mierzwa, E. Howard. Rauf Two: D. Farnham, B. Barth, R. Zollinger, L. Bentley, J. Rundell, M. Moynihan, S. Runclell, K. Hillebert, A. Ackler, S. Green. Row Three: K. Larson, M. Phillips, K. Mirwald, P. Newcomb, R. Ennis, L. Abbey, A. Ingersoll, J. Ivett, B. Peters, B. Brackett, Miss Popp. Row Four: M. Bowen, L. Darling, G. Sutter, D. Gier, J. Smith, B. Dayton, G. Howard, J. McPartlan, K. Mosher, Y. Ingersoll. F. H. A. In F.H.A., girls learnmany skills. Among them are how to cook and how to serve attractive meals as well as how to guide The Thread That Runs So True . One of the outstanding aims of our club is for developing better citizenship in the home and community. We know that we will be the builders of the homes for America's future. We are striving to learn how to develop homes in the future where living will be the expression of everything. We had Cup Cake Day and sold many cup cakes. At Christmas time we rnade corsages. The proceeds from both of these ventures went to swell our treasury. Along the line of sewing, we made new curtains and also we made aprons which we wore while waiting on table at the dinner for the Boards of Education of Chautauqua and Cattaraugus Counties which was held in our school. Each ear our F.H.A. seems to et bigger and better in every way. Y 8 Photography Club The Photography Club, under the direction of Mr. Tomasulo, consists of fifteen members. The first part of the year was spent in trying to learn as much as possible about developing and printing procedures. At times, the Photography Club receives films from the Kodak Company. It is possible to have films developed by the Photography Club at cost. Our Photography Club does much good work around our school, and the evidence that Art Has Many Faces is found in various departments in which we have worked. Some of the yearbook pic- tures were printed by the Photography Club. The work of this club also furnishes a good background for those who may want to pursue photography at some future date. .- Sented: S. Saye, E. Jones, T. Naehrig, Mr. Tomasulo, J Rundell, D. Nichols, G. Ingersoll. Standing: H. Ivett, M. Wolfe. Y i Seated : H. Ivert, D. Fancher, D. Fancher, D. Crowell, T. Dye, H. Tutton. Row Two: J. Carver, D. Tatchell, J. Tutton, D. Kyser, J. Rowicki, B. Wickmark, L. Nickerson, L. Darling, J. Fancher, R. Nash, Mr. Babcock. Row Three: D. Howard, W. Bergy, R. Chase, G. Perkins, F. Bell, G. Liver- more, D. Crowell, J. Danker, R. Crowell, H, Weaver, J. Kelsey, N. Hills. F. F. A. The F.F.A. has had a successful year with many new ventures. The primary pur- poses of the organization are to develop agricultural leadership, improve cooperation, and advance citizenship. As each member considers Perhaps I'll be a Farmer, he is encouraged to develop an individual farming program and to improve his home sur- roundings. In the past year, F.F.A. sent a representative to the G.L.F. annual meeting in Syracuse. During the 1959 summer, the members attended many judging tours through- out the state. A few members were honored ro go to the mid-winter fair in Toronto, Canada. All our many experiences will help us to make the idea, that, Perhaps I'll be a Farmer, become a certainty at some future date. Service Club The Service Club has been organized to aid the various classes through the many services which the members perform. They are Always Ready to operate the movie projector, the opaque projector, and the tape recorder as well as to set up the scenery for the class plays that are presented yearly. The officers elected this year are James Rundell as President and Norman Hills as Secretary. Row One: M. Cullen, N. Brackett, R. Sheldon, J. LoMonto, D. Young. Row Two: J. Rundell, T. Naehrig, Mr. Blaszak, L. Sheldon, N. Hills, D. Brown. Row One: R. Sanderson, R. Marquart, R. Mirwald, J. Greenlee, D. Albaugh, R. Harkness, D. Howard, M. Hodges. Row Two: K. Gleason, M. Warm, D. Waterhouse, M. Leonard, S. Ingersoll, S. Saye, V. Swanson, J. Smith, L. Moore, J. Rumsey, J. Yochum, C. Watkins. Row Three: K. Francis, C. Brackett, K. Kingsbury, S. Blair, L. Felton, S. Gross, A. Milliman, N. Clark, S. Newcomb, R. Tomasulo, 7th and 8th We have been very active and working in- dustriously to learn more about our Yankee Herit- age. We helped find articles for our museum which is now well furnished. Also we worked as guides to and in the museum on P. T. A. nights and for the annual meeting of the Chautauqua and Cattaraugus County Boards of Education. Then, too, we sold candy to raise money. We sold Birthday Calendars to support the American Field Service. Row One: L. Meyers, D. Cornelius, J. Pagett, L. Sutter, J. Wells, M. Hodges, L. Hadley. Row Two: Mrs. Gould, B. Bolles, Z. Mansfield, D. Ivett, J. Crumb, D. Gier, D. Mount, C. Howard, D. Gillespie, L. Larson. Row Three: J. Condon, B. Harrington, E. Woolley, J. Silleman, Y. Lin- R. Zynda. Row Four: Mrs. Oehser, D. Phillips, J. McDan- iels, D. Abers, E. Jones, V. Crowell, N. Day, L. Paine, K. Estus, G. Nash, S. Kickbush, P. Vincent, J. Rogers, Mr. Hamilton. Row Five: D. Ranke, D. Kysor, R. Fisher, R. Ackley, J. Smith, P. Crowell, S. Kapple, C. Ingersoll, J. Tatchell, R. Ennis, B. McKay, J. Morrison, L. Moynihan. Grade Yorkers To show our interest in broader areas, the 7th grade gave a radio broadcast for Lincoln's Birthday over Station WDOE. The 8th Grade proudly an- nounced a total of 3140 in their UNICEF drive. At this time we can or1ly hope that our individ- ual projects will be good enough to exhibit at the State Convention at Buffalot We also attended the Jamboree which was held at Orchard Park. coln, K. Neubeck, L. Rexford, A. Thorpe, D. Tatchell, F. Allport, N. Henderson. Row Four: M. Riley, J. Sauberan, L. Smith, D. Brown, L. Waite, C. Stankey, B. Stiles, K. Bowen, R. Babcock, N. Brackett, G. Ingersoll, R. Crumb. Row One: L. Zollinger, P. Rogers, L. Hadley, C. Estus, M. Crowell, L. Francis, B. Hillebert, J. Brown. Row Two: Mr. Colicchia, S. Murray, D. Farnham, K. Hillebert, M. Harwood I.. Darling, A. Crowell, J. Ivett, J. Rundell, R. Zollinger, S. Earle, A. Ack-ler. Row Three: B. Jungquist, K. Howe, J. Ny- hart, C. Nenno, Y. Fisher, J. Peters, D. Gier, B. Ingersoll, N Darling, A. Ackley, D. McKay, K. Petersen, L. Bentley. Row Four: R. Marquart, D. Young, H. Ivett, J. Rundell, L. Hark- ness, E. Bentley, L. Darling, Q. Dye, J. LoMonto, D. Howard, M. Mirwald, B. Crumb. Row Five: S. Gleason, R. Morey, R. Sandy, T. Hackett, L. DiAntonio, T. Stiles, T. Naehrig, G. Ingersoll, J. Pagett, D. Volk, D. Allen, F. Gould, T. Dye. High School Yorkers This is the fourth year that our High School Yorker Club has been in existence. Each year our membership has increased until now we number almost sixty members. In the fall, we served a spaghetti dinner and from the proceeds gave fifty dollars to the A.F.S. Also, we headed the calendar sales in which the combined clubs co- operated with the Lions' Club to raise further funds for A.F.S. In observance of Education Week, we presented an assembly program. A panel, composed of several Yorkers, discussed with Tom Naehrig, our exchange student, the Art Club I Our Art Club, with its member- ship of thirty-five, has been very active this year. Our club is, pri- marily, a service organization. Any- one want a sign painted? We have painted many this year. Perhaps we used nearly H900 Buckets of Paint to announce athletic events, alone. In addition to sign painting, we engaged in two craft projects. With the use of ice cream sucker sticks, we made eight-sided baskets which could be very useful decorations. Also, we fashioned French poodles using a pipe cleaner foundation. They were both realistic and attrac- tive. We sold some and added the profits to our club treasury to pur- chase more craft materials. In general, we feel that we have had a very successful year. How- ever, we hope next year to increase our finances so that we may be able to do many more projects. educational system of Germany. In March, we presented our one act play along with the seventh and eighth grade groups at the annual Yorker Play Night. We feel as if we truly are Magnificent Yankees especially since Carol Estus is the zone president. This is the first year a Pine Valley Yorker has won that office. We are looking forward to the jamboree at Orchard Park in April and the convention at Buffalo in May where we will exchange ideas with other Yorkers from all over the state. Row One: R. Zynda, P. Vincent, I. Merrill, S. Newcomb, C. Ray, R. Tomasulo, D. Weaver. Row Two: E. Estus, L. Larson, D. Young, D. Weaver, E. Ingersoll, L. Moore, D. Waterhouse, M. Warm. Row Three: Mr. Tomasulo, N. Day, D. Tatchell, R. Newcomb, M. Barry, J. Zeman, M. Harwood, B. Zeman, M. Zeman, K. Petersen. X F m x X av EHR 5222 , ff :E ww Q --, ,..-.- A., M., 46' .1 -f 519: 5 , ,N EW .aw 12l N ,,,. at mu M -w Mala S lag. V ' gum . . 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