South New Berlin Central School - Southtown Yearbook (South New Berlin, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1960 volume:

SOUTH NEW BERLIN CENTRAL SCHOOL South New Berlin, New York Black and Gold Memories James Preston, Editor Alma Mater In the Unadilla Valley Where our Southtown lies. Stands our noble Alma Mater, Glorious to view. South New Berlin, South New Berlin, Black and gold we love. Hail to thee our Alma Mater, South New Berlin, Hail. The graduating class of 1960 wishes to express its sincerest and mo£t heartfelt thanks to Mrs. Scott, our class advisor for the past three years, for all she has done for us. Our success has been due to her continued Work and guidance. May the dedication of this yearbook to her serve as-an expression of our gratitude. wr '. . r - •--v MR. ERNEST G. YOU MANS, District Superintendent Board of Education Mr. Elwood Fredrickson; Mr. Linn Camp; Mr. Merritt Ford, President; Mr. Don Peck; Mr. Herbert Reed, Clerk; Mr. Earl Nearing (absent when picture was taken). DONALD G. PRESTON, Supervising Principal Principal's Message Congratulations to the Class of 1960. Your accomplishments to date have been excellent. I am happy to have shared with you in these achieve- ments. I am asked many times, Is education worthwhile? Each individual must answer this question for himself. Education is valuable only if we apply it to our daily lives. I am sure as you grow older you will answer this question with a Yes . I hope that you will find that your high school diploma is of great value to you and that your future education will be successful because of what you have learned here. Your high school education is not the end but only the beginning of your education. It will continue throughout your life whether it be formal or from daily experiences. Best wishes for many happy and successful years ahead. 7 Faculty Supervising Principal Kindergarten Grade 1 Grade 2 Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade 5 Grade 6 Jr. H.S. Cit. Ed. English Mathematics H.S. English H.S. Cit. Ed. Library Commercial Homemaking Science Agriculture Instrumental Music Elem. Vocal Music Latin Physical Educ. Coach Girls Physical Educ. Driver Education School Nurse-Teacher Dental Hygienist Art Speech Therapist Psychologist Guidance Director French Mr. Donald G. Preston. Mrs. Christine Preston Mrs. Ruth Wolf Miss Sally White Mrs. Helen Dull Mrs. Esther Brooks Mrs. Marie Tarbell Mrs. lone Dixson Mrs. Grace Johnson Mrs. Fern Osborne Miss Gertrude Shillabeer Mr. Robert Whiting Mrs. Anna Scott Mrs. JoAnn Ezick Mrs. Grace Fisher Mr. Peter Mullen Mr. Charles Lory Mrs. Betty Huth Mrs. Miriam Church Mr. George Seiler Mrs. Rena Lull Mr. Theodore Stopnytsky Mrs. Barbara Biviano Mrs. Joyce Barnes Mrs. Laura Angell Mr. Wesley Atkins Mr. Allen Ratzlaff Mrs. Elizabeth Tamsett ROW 1: Mrs. Osborne, Mrs.Johnson, Mrs. Tamsett, Miss Shillabeer. ROW 2: Mr. Seiler, Mr. Whiting, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Fisher, Mr. Preston, Mrs. Ezick, Mr. Lory. Mrs. Angell, Mrs. Huth, Mr. Stopnytsky, Mrs. Davey, Mrs. Church. 9 Cafeteria Staff Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. Ayers, Mrs. Olson. Bus Drivers Richard Boise, Herbert Knapp, Raymond Barber, Doc'' DeBoer, Gordon Brigham, Peter Mullen (sub), Raymond Dexter (absent). Custodians Mr. Boise, Mr. Clark . Secretary Mrs. Dixson RONALD PETER TOMPKINS Class President............................ 2,4 Honor Society...............................3,4 Yearbook Staff................................4 Yorkers...................................... 3 Dramatics.................................... 4 Football....................................2,4 Baseball...............................1,2,3,4 Volleyball................................... 3 Basketball J. V.............................1,2 Co-Captain....................................l Varsity.....................................3,4 Co-Captain 4 I EVERETT BOISE Class Vice Pres. Yearbook Staff . Yorkers.......... Treasurer........ President . . . . , Dramatics . . . . Football......... Baseball . . . . , Volleyball .... J. V. Basketball . Captain.......... Varsity Basketball . . . 4 . . . 4 . 1,3,4 ... 3 . . . . 4 . . 3,4 . 2,3,4 i,2,3 4 . 2,3,4 . . 1,2 ... 2 . . 3,4 YANNA KROES Class Treasurer............................1,2 Class Reporter................................3 Class Secretary...............................4 Honor Society..............................3,4 Band..................................1,2,3,4 Vice President............................... 4 Yearbook Staff...............................4 Yorkers.......................................3 Dramatics................................... 4 Cheerleader Junior Varsity.................2,3 Varsity..................................... 4 SHARON WARNER Class Secretary...............................1 Class Vice-President..........................3 Class Treasurer...............................4 Yearbook....................................... Yorkers.......................................3 Dramatics...................................... Varsity Cheerleader....................1,2,3,4 Captain........................................ Color Guard...................................3 Baseball Score Keeper.................1,2,3,4 12 JAMES PRESTON Honor Society.............................3,4 Band................................ 1,2,3,4 Sec.-Treas..................................2 President...................................4 Yearbook Staff............................3,4 Jr. Editor..................................3 Sr. Editor..................................4 Yorkers,................................1.3.4 Vice Pres...............................1 3,4 Boy Scouts..........................1,2,3,4 Life Rank.................................... Boys State..................................3 Dramatics...................................4 Baseball............................1,2,3,4 Captain.....................................4 Basketball, J. V............................1 Co-Captain................................. 1 Varsity.................................2,3,4 GERALD SEBECK Class President.............. Honor Society................ Yearbook Staff............... Bus. Mgr..................... Yorkers...................... Dramatics.................... Football..................... Student Council.............. Treasurer .................. ■ 3,4 4 2,3,4 1 2 2 AGNES TYLER Class Treasurer............................. 3 Honor Society............................. 3 4 Band.......................................3,4 Yearbook Staff...............................4 Yorkers..............................1 2,3,4 Junior Red Cross.........................1,2,3 Dramatics.................................3,4 CLIFTON H. TAMSETT, JR. Class President............................3 Honor Society............................3,4 Band...................................2,3,4 Uniform Custodian..........................3 Treasurer..................................1 Yearbook.................................. 4 Yorkers....................................1 • 3 Boy Scouts.........................1,2,3,4 Life Rank................................... Dramatics..................................4 Football...............................2,3,4 Co-Captain.................................3 Baseball............................ 1,2,3,4 Volleyball.......................... 1,2,3,4 Junior-Varsity Basketball....................1 Varsity Basketball........................2,3,4 Co-Captain ..................................4 REBECCA LOU CARR Class Secretary..............................3 Honor Society..............................3,4 Yorkers...............................1,2,3,4 Treasurer...................................... President....................................2 President Catskill District..................4 Vice-President N. Y. S. Historical Association..........4 Dramatics....................................4 JOYCE KENYON Dramatics.............................« . .4 Yearbook...................................4 DONN DIXSON Band................................1,2,3,4 Yearbook...................................4 Yorkers.............................1,2,3,4 Safety Patrol .............................1 Dramatics................................3,4 Baseball................................ 3,4 DOUGLAS EZICK Band . . Yearbook Dramatics Yorkers . 1.2.3.4 , . . . 4 ... 4 1.2.3.4 14 Kiddies Korner Senior Sketches Ronald Peter Tompkins—nickname Pete—likes sports, math, money, animals, apples and a niece He dislikes barbers that don't know how to cut hair and people who use words he doesn't understand. His pet peeve is officials and people getting pushed around. His favorite saying is So what. His favorite hangout is behind his nose. Ten Years from now he would like to be retired and living comfortably in an igloo in Alaska or a grass hut in Hawaii. Everett Emmett Boise—nickname Skip—likes Maverick, Minneapolis Lakers, popular music, dancing, sports and food. He dislikes TV spectaculars, dull people, pineapple, grapefruit,' licorice and fruit cocktail. His favorite hangout is a certain house on East Street. Ten years from now he hopes to have graduated from college and to have become a successful coach. Yanna Kroes likes reading, summer, blueberry pie with chocolate ice cream, good music, homemaking, going to the movies and most people. She dislikes math, introductions. Fabian, Physics, people who put on airs , spinach, giving oral reports and music lessons. Her pet peeve is her inability to make up her mind. Her favorite hangout is next door. She is noted for her big brown eyes whick really aren't so big. Ten years from now she hopes to be married and successful as a good wife and mother. Sharon Warner—nickname Shari—likes swimming, movies, skating, spaghetti, a little blue Ford and a certain sailor. She dislikes airplanes, liver, ironing, fighting, cream cheese, bossy people and SOUP. Her pet peeve is watches that are not on time. Her favorite expression is Yikes. Her favorite hangout is anywhere she happens to be. She is noted for sleeping in study hall and failing History regents. Ten years from now she hopes to be married and settled in her own home and have two children, preferably a boy and a girl. James Preston—nickname Jim—likes sports, music, boats, TV, driving and history. He dislikes English grammar, nothing to do, winter and liver. His pet peeve is being called James. His favorite expression is Next week I've got to get organized. His favorite hangout is coach's office. He is noted for getting mad in basketball practice. Ten years from now he hopes to be a successful pharmacist and a family man. Gerald Sebeck—nickname Jerry—likes food, outdoor sports (hunting and fishing), V8 cars, and football. He dislikes chocolate ice cream, 6-cylinder cars, and English literature. His pet peeve is talking with people who brag and working at the candy stand during last quarter of the basketball game. Ten years from now is undecided but is considering civil engineering as a career. Rebecca Lou Carr—nickname Becky—likes pizza, swimming, chemistry and math courses She dislikes snakes, liver and driving fast. Her pet peeve is people who drink excessively. Her favorite expression is Oh Yeah. Her favorite hangout is the library. She is noted for bad spellin'. Ten years from now she hopes to be graduated from nurses' training with a B. S. degree struggling with money problems and the heat in Florida. David Christian—nickname Red—likes sports and racing cars, bowling and basketball. He dislikes Typing Regents, diets, vegetables and braggers. His pet peeve is three study halls in a row. His favorite expression is You said it, I didn't. His favorite hangout is Ken's Diner and anywhere else he happens to be. He is noted for getting so interested in the basketball games, that he forgets to turn the clock on. He hopes to join the Navy and learn a trade then follow it when he gets out of the Navy. Donn Dixson likes hunting, guns, boating, swimming, baseball and skiing. He dislikes anything to which there is work. His pet peeve is having someone not answer when a question is asked. His favorite hangout is anyplace where people can't find him. He is noted for falling asleep in English and Chemistry classes. Ten years from now he hopes to be graduated from college and become a successful geologist. Douglas Eugene Ezick—nickname Doug—likes dancing, Adventures in Paradise , Plymouth Furys and stock car racing. He dislikes Physics, English and jazz. His favorite saying is How about that. His favorite hangout is Dings. He is noted for his forward look hair style. Ten years from now he hopes to be a successful buyer at Sak's 5th Avenue. Joyce Kenyon likes homemaking, food, watching TV, and yelling at Basketball games (even though people look at me.) She dislikes children who won't mind, being commanded to do some- thing, deadheads (myself included,) moping around on week-ends, licorice, and mint ice cream. The thing she dislikes the most is being told how terrible she is by a certain brunette in the Junior class. Her pet peeve is her weight and horrible disposition. Her favorite hangouts are next door and two doors up the street. Ten years from now if she can get her ambition stirred up she would like to be living any place but N. Y. S. with a good job in the Secretarial or Homemaking field. Clifton M. Tamsett—nickname Clif or Tammy—likes sports, green eyes, understanding people, steak, spaghetti, pizza, 7-up, beans and corn. He dislikes boring conversation, himself, coffee, beer, cigarettes, beets and asparagus. His pet peeve is girls going steady before they are twenty. His favorite expression is Oh nuts! Ten years from now he hopes to be Research Director of a small Industrial Corporation with a beautiful wife and two children. Agnes Tyler likes jazz, dancing, John Steinbeck, the beat generation and large bracelets. She dislikes having to get up early, two-faced people, peas and English authors. Her pet peeve is conformists. Her favorite expression is Like wow. Her favorite hangout is the Guidance Room. She is noted for her long fingernails. Ten years from now she hopes to be graduated from the University of Rochester in the profession of nursing. George Peabody couldn't have created more consternation in his gay, carefree household if he had tossed a bomb in its midst. But ever since George has become a success, remodeled his house, and bought a big car, his family have thoughtlessly grown out of hand. Son Russell, sloppy and seventeen, is set on being a trap drummer, with complete indifference to his studies and graduation in June. Daughter Jeannie's dalliances are driving Suitor Claude half-crazy; and Larry, her other ardent admirer, is frantically failing at college because of Jeannie's tear-stained letters which hint at a mysterious but fatal illness. And what Grace, George's pretty young wife, knows about money you could write on the outside of Mr. Peaboby's rapidly dwindling checkbook. So, in stark desperation, George instigated the Peabody Plan and announces it to his startled family in no uncertain terms. Russell will give up drifting and drumming and settle on a real career. Jeannie must choose immediately between thrifty Claude and romantic Larry. And Grace is to balance the budget—no matter how! From that point on, it's really a Great Life—though not quite in the way Mr. Peabody expected. Russell decides to become a doctor, with the devoted assistance of cute Alice and studious Annabelle, who are willing to do his algebra and biology, hoping he will take one of them to the prom. Jeannie faints when her two swains become engaged in featherweight fistcuffs. Annabelle excitedly announces the arrival of General Custer , an old, broken-down horse Russell insists he needs for his experiments as a horse doctor! But the crowning blow comes when the rich Wunkle Sisters walk in to take possession of the Peabody home. Grace has sold it to balance the budget! There's not room to tell all. The ailing General is revived so violently that he nearly kicks down the new garage. Alice and Annabelle both get their cherished date with Russell, who is at last in earnest about a veterinary career; and Jeannie finds the real love of her life in a most amusing and unexpected way. Even Grace and George find renewed faith in the future as they dream of a little place in the country for themselves and the General. Here was the cast; Senior Jeannie Peabody is lovely, vivid, dramatic; 19 Claude Fraley takes himself and Jeannie seriously; 22 Russell Peabody, a senior, is sloppy, indifferent; 17 Annabelle, cheerful and neat, does his biology; 15 Eloise is a sturdy, healthy girl-of-all-work; 20 Grace Peabody has trouble concentrating; 38 Aurelia Audrey Wunkle is tall, long-faced; 5 0 Sophia Jane Wunkle is short, round-faced; 55 Ma Dr. Edward Appleby is handsome, lives next door; 30 George Peabody has trouble managing his family; 45 Larry Jordan, from college, is an energetic hustler; 20 Alice, bright and pretty, does Russell's algebra; 15 Miss Jacobs is Russell's exasperated teacher; 60 Mr. Pooley is a lawyer; 40 General Custer, Russell's horse; (25yrs. old) Director Everett Boise Agnes Tyler Johanne Thomsen Mary Catherine Kopko 20 Donn Dixson Rebecca Carr Joyce Kenyon Pete Tompkins Sound effects Miss Shillabeer Douglas Ezick Clifton Tamsett Sharon Warner Jerry Sebeck Jim Preston Yanna Kroes Please note; Mary C. Kopko, Johanne Thomsen ajid Russell Adams who had charge of the curtain were underclassmen. 17 Class of I960 In Sixth Grade ROW 1: Peggy Vanderwarker, Douglas Ezick, Dennis Polster, Douglas Jones, Donn Dixson, Everett Boise, Eddie White, Lorraine Utter. ROW 2: Richard Hilsinger, Robert Church, Roger Best, Sally Ann Satterlee, Lynn Camp, Clarence Beadle, William Thomsen, James Preston, Clifton Tamsett. ROW 3: Lloyd Bradford, Sharon Warner, Vivian Pittsley, Richard Kroeger, Kenneth Hadlock, Thomas Hill, John McMullen, Nancy Davall Joyce Kenyon, Sandra Riley, Agnes Tyler, Mrs. Dodds. Class of I960 In Seventh Grade ROW 1: Peggy Vanderwarker, Douglas Ezick, Robert Church, Richard Hilsinger, Everett Boise, Lorraine Utter, Edwin White. ROW 2: Sally Ann Satterlee, Jean Clark, Donn Dixson, William Thomsen, Yanna Kroes,Clifton Tamsett, Jim Preston, Mary Smith, Mrs. Johnson. ROW 3: Lloyd Bradford, Agnes Tyler, Nancy Davall, Vivian Pittsley, Kenneth Hadlock, Norman Wilbur, Sharon Warner, Sandra Riley, Margaret Diamond, Gerald Sebeck, Clarence Beadle. 19 20 Juniors Sophomores 22 ROW 1: Patricia White, Kay Brooks, Dawn Minster, Marlene Blevins, Estella Peet, Janice Meyers. ROW 2: Mrs. Fisher, Mary Lee Christian, Joyce Stevens, Sharon Brooker, Linda Dibble, Donna Jackson, Jane Smith Carol Nelson. ROW 3: Dean Dixson, Victor Vidler, Barry Cristman, Jerry Dibble, Harry Morgan, Robert Pike, Paul Dixson. Sandra Wood, Carol Hale, Mary Catherine Kopko, Anna Marie Jenkins, Joan Kenyon, Patricia Wightman. Miss Shillabeer, Sandra Riley, Mary Baldwin, Marilyn Turner, Roberta Van Pelt, Mariane Broadbent, Johanne Thomsen, Betty Binelli, Barbara Fleming. Edwin White, Merville Jones, Russell Adams, Robert Church, Douglas Jones, Thomas Peck, Gary Loeffler, Gerald Weigel, Richard Hilsinger. ROW 3: ROW 1: ROW 2: Freshmen ROW 1: Judy Macumber, Anna Mae Camp, Ruth Ellen Jackson, Sarah Turner, Beverly Kenyon, Linda Jackson. ROW 2: Valerie Robb, Candace Curnalia, Donna Marisette, Marjorie Pence, Jeannine Freer, Shirley Sperry, Ramona Musson, Betty Brigham, April Tiffany. ROW 3: Mr. Whiting, Joe Kroes, Daniel Cloyd, John Sperry, Philip McGuire, Roger Seeley, John Jenkins. Eighth Grade ROW 1: Nora Rowe, Judy Riley, Ann Kopko, Donna Blevins, Sharon Jones, Donna Jones. ROW 2: Linda Streeter, Cheryl Barber, Clara Horne, Joyce Avonne Austin, Connie Thompson, Mary Ann Stratton. ROW 3: Robert Stowell, Harold Friedel, Dale Brooker, David Thomsen, Harry Knapp, Dick Newton, Edward Thomsen, Mrs. Osborne. ROW 4: Leonard Tyler, Bobby Sperry, Fred Minster, Robert Brigham, Paul Curnalia, David Vanderwarker, Lewis Scholl, Lee Martin. 23 Seventh Grade ROW 1: Alberta Brigham, Judy Kopko, Beverly Knochenmus, Linda Greeley, Marilyn Pike, Lucy Sanders. ROW 2: Christine Christian, Joan Loeffler, Janet Weigel, Ingrid Smith, Carol Thompson, Diane Seeley. ROW 3: Richard Fleming, Ronald Musson, Jean Kuhn, Patricia Binelli, Suzanne Jackson, Paul Piatti, Paul Warner, Robert Wightman. ROW 4: Mrs. Johnson, Melvin Beeching, Walter Wightman, Tom Morgan, Phil Morgan, Jim Allan, Tim Me Carthy, Terry Thomsen, William Leech, Real Boyer. Sixth Grade ROW 1: Starr Aldrich, Paul Wheeler, Bruce Tiffany, Dale Warner, David Daniels, Donald Gage. ROW 2: Laurie Riley, Nancy Kuhn, Judy White, Mrs. Dixson, Kathy Robb, Dawn Connor, Bunny Warner. ROW 3: Cindra Cummings, Sandra Norwood, Linda McGuire, Elizabeth Vidler, Cathy Brooks, Diane Friedel,Betty Turner, Sharon Mattox. ROW 4: Robert Ledford, David Scott, Paul Herman, William Stevens, Roy Stockwell, David Jenkins, Bobby Thomsen, Alan Leech, Billy Kuhn. 24 Fifth Grade ROW 1: David Brooks, Dean Cloyd, Michael Barry, Jerry Thomsen, Bruce Burchill, Donald Pike, ROW 2: Christina Loeffler, Linda Wightman, Carol Tyler Mrs. Tarbell, Connie Norwood, Dagny Gramstad, Elizabeth White. ROW 3: Linda Huntley, Mary Wolf, Gayle Bedford, Virginia Parker, Shirley Horne, Donna Powers, Sandra Binelli, Cathy Thompson., Elaine Stowell. ROW 4: Ross Manwarren, David Dibble, Merle Peck, Raymond Barber, Michael Nearing, Fred Vidler, John Kroeger, Stuar Conkey, Michael Boyer. Fourth Grade ROW 1: Denis Curnalia, Dennis Scott, Kenneth Lawrence, Bruce Beckert. ROW 2: Claudia Pike, Brenda Wightman, Bonnie Martin, Mrs. Brooks, Patricia Steward, Loretta Ledford, Christine Gage. ROW 3 Frank Binelli, Linda Kuhn, Barbara McKie, Dawn DeBoer, Virginia Vanderwarker, Lorraine Boyer, James Brewer. ROW 4! John Wolf, John Kenyon, Carl Tiffany, Richard Dibble, Rodney Pratt, David Warren, Paul Jenkins, Rolland Manwarren, Stephen Robb. 25 Third Grade 26 ROW 1: Herbert Daniels, Gerald Wagner, Carl Manwarren, Donald Freeman, Richard Gould, Gary Ledford. ROW 2: Debbie Mattox, Michele McCarthy, Beverly Turner, Mrs. Dull, Linda Petry, Susie Wells, Sharon Houghtaling. ROW 3: Steven Bushnell, Linda Cardner, Charlene Beadle, Carole Parker, Emma Whipple, Brenda Burchill, Sandra Anderson, Gail Lawson, Elizabeth Monroe, Adela Boyce, Sharon White, Linda Padgett. ROW 4: Paul Manwarren, Steven Gramstad, Philip Carpenter, Gary Conkey, Gerald Norwood, Dale Vidler, James Magacs, Michael Cummins, James Weaver, Richard Foote, Maurice Wightman, Thomas Piatti. Second Grade ROW 1: Wayne Brownell, Robert Wagner, Edward Carpenter, Robert Kuhn, Keith Mayne, Allan Gage, Steven Ledford. ROW 2: Barbara Martin, Linda Steward, Sandra Steward, Miss White, Florence Foote, Ruth Herman, Marilyn Manwarren. ROW 3: Thomas Gramstad, Donna Weaver, Jeannette Laden, Carol Susan Curnalia, Karen McKie, Marlese Stevens, Elizabeth Jones, Nancy Stratton, Terrance Jones. ROW 4: Donald Brewer, Ronald Brooks, Frederick Brigham, John Button, Robert Kroeger, Richard Sperry, William Mattox, Jeffrey Gibbon, Charles Tyler, Paul Jensen, Michael James Wheeler. First Grade ROW X: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: John Greeley, Peter McCarthy, Donald Brooks, Stevie Foote, Richard Sebeck, Wayne Man warren. Candace Wlghtman, Donna Petry, Denise White, Mrs. Wolf, Kristie Kuhn, Kathy Blevins, Kay Poole. Stevie Kopko, Kenny Steward, Cynthia White, Joyce Vidler, Donna Letson, Bonnie Valentine, Dorothy Parker, Susan Dalrymple, George Riley, Ricky White. Fred Seeley, Richard Freeman, Dennis Cummings, Dan Mattox, Richard Laden, Danny Warner, Frank Cardner, Dannie Anderson, Gary Binelli, Charles Courtemanche, Leslie Boyce. Lvnn Nearing, Larry Norwood. Kindergarten Ronald Gould, Dale Brownell, Gary Padgett, Stephen Vanderwarker, Albert Peet, Rodney Gould. Carol Weaver, Debra McGowan, Beverly Sebeck, Rhonda White, Mrs. Preston, Nancy Button, Sandra Houghtaling, Doreen Dixsorf. Donald Decker, Patricia Kitchen, Teresa Cummings, Janice Vidler, Donna DeBoer, Carla Bootsma, Patricia Anne Day, June Mayne, Michael Gibbon. James Reed, Gary Bushnell, Craig Magacs, Randy Adams, George Rhinehardt, Harold Jenkins, Morton Parker, Gerald Bootsma, Larry Boise. ROW 3: ROW 4! ROW 1: ROW 2: Yearbook Staff s ROW 1: Yanna Kroes, Everett Boise, Agnes Tyler, Gerald SebecK. Sharon Warner, James Preston, Rebecca Carr, Douglas Ezick, Joyce Kenyon. ROW 2: David Christian, Clifton Tamsett, Mrs. Scott, Donn Dixson, Gerald Weigel. 28 Post Graduates Gail Tarbell, Jack Loeffler. Senior Band President: James Preston Tenor Saxaphone: Janice Meyers Vice-President: Yanna Kroes Secretary: Mary Catherine Kopko Cornets: Douglas Ezick Treasurer: Clifton Tamsett Clifton Tamsett Librarian: Mariane Broadbent Paul Piatti Quartermaster: , Douglas Ezick Band Sergeant: Gerald Weigel French Horn: Agnes Tyler Flutes: Mary Baldwin Trombones: Roberta VanPelt Mariane Broadbent Daniel Cloyd Clarinets: Estella Peet Baritone: Yanna Kroes Kay Brooks Gail Tarbell Bass: Dean Dixson Don Dixson Paul Dixson Percussion: James Preston Dawn Minster Frederick Minster Mary Ann Stratton Gerald Weigel Sharon Jones Ann Kopko Bell Lyra: Marilyn Turner Alto Saxaphones: Sandra Wood Sharon Brooker Tympani: Mary Catherine Kopko This year the band has 28 members. We also had the pleasure of welcoming our new band director, Mr. Charles Lory. We've had a few new changes, such as the new gold drums that really add to the looks of the band, and our new merit system for the band members. This includes a point system, merits, demerits, and a band council made up of officers and section leaders.’ Our future undertakings will be the Chenango County Band Festival at Sherburne on March 26, Our annual concert on May 4, and the Sherburne Pageant of Bands. 30 Wood-Wind Section Sandra Wood, Mary Baldwin, Sharon Brooker, Mariane Broadbent, Janice Meyers. 31 Ann Kopko, Estella Peet, Mary Ann Stratton, Donn Dixson, Paul Dixson, Sharon Jones, Kay Brooks, Dawn Minster. Brass Section Roberta VanPelt, Dan Cloyd, Yanna Kroes, Dean Dixson, Agnes Tyler, Douglas Ezic,, Clifton Tamsett, Paul Piatti. Percussion Section 32 Mary Catherine Kopko, Marilyn Turner, Jerry Weigel, James Preston, Fred Minster Junior Band ROW 1: Lucy Sanders, Marilyn Pike, Robert Sperry, Paul Wheeler, Joan Loeffler, Donald Gage, Paul Herman, Dawn Conner. ROW 2: Shirley Sperry, David Scott, Mr. Lory. Cornet: Baritone: Percussion: Donald Gage Paul Herman Robert Sperry Paul Wheeler Clarinets: Lucy Sanders Dawn Connor David Scott Joan Loefiler Marilyn Pike This year we have started a Junior Band. It consists of nine members. Later on we expect to have more members join. Mr. Lory started Junior Band to prepare us for Senior Band. We have about sixteen rules and regulations to follow. We have played in the Christmas Program and are now practicing for the Spring Concert. 33 Senior Majorettes ROW 1: Anna Marie Jenkins. ROW 2: Dawn Connor, Donna Blevins, Cathy Brooks. ROW 3: Joyce Avonne Austin, Janet Weigel. Junior Majorettes ROW 1: Dawn DeBoer, ROW 2: Cathy Thompson, Bunny Warner. ROW 3: Elizabeth Vidler, Diane Friedel. 34 Twirlerettes ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 Ruth Herman, Bonnie Martin. Barbara Martin, Elizabeth Jones, Michele Me Carthy, Linda Padgett, Linda Cardner, Sandra Norwood, Carol Tyler, Dagny Gramstad, Mary Wolf, Anna Marie Jenkins. Girls' Trio Carol Nelson: Donna Jackson: Janice Meyers: Mrs. Huth. 35 Glee Club ROW 1: Lucy Sanders, Beverly Knochenmus, Sharon Jones, Joan Loeffler, Suzanne Jackson, Donna Jones, Nora Rowe. ROW 2: Mrs. Huth, Mary Ann Stratton, Janet Weigel, Sharon Brooker, Joyce Avonne Austin, Ingrid Smith, Cheryl Barber. Elementary Chorus 36 ROW 1: Donald Pike, Susie Wells, Michele McCarthy, Linda Cardner, Brenda Wightman, Christine Gage, Claudia Pike, Kenneth Lawrence. ROW 2: Steve Robb, Sandy Anderson, Christine Loeffler, Elinor Stratton, Brenda Burchill, Linda Kuhn, Lorraine Boyer, Paul Jenkins, Mrs. Huth. ROW 3: Donald Gage, Nancy Kuhn, Dawn Connor, Connie Norwood, Carol Tyler, Dawn DeBoer, Dagny Gramstad, David Warren, RO V 4: David Jenkins, Mary Wolf, Cathy Thompson, Sandra Norwood, Linda McGuire, Paul Herman. National Honor Society ROW 1: Peter Tompkins, Jim Preston, Clifton Tamsett, Gerald Sebeck, Gerald Weigel, Gary Loeffler. ROW 2: Yanna Kroes, Mary Baldwin, Mariane Broadbent, Agnes Tyler, Roberta VanPelt, Rebecca Carr, Gail McGuire, Mary Catherine Kopko. The students pictured above are charter members of the National Honor Society at South New Berlin. The pictures below were taken at their initiation held in May 1959. Senior Yorkers ROW 1: Nora Rowe, Dawn Minster, Janice Meyers, Estella Peet„ Anna Mae Camp, Ruth Ellen Jackson, Patricia White, Judy Macumber. . _ ,. . .. ROW 2: Mrs. Johnson, Beverly Kenyon, Mary Catherine Kopko, Valerie Robb, Edwin White, Candace Curnalia, April Tiftany Sarah Turner, Paul Dixson. ROW 3: Jim Preston, Betty Binelli, Barbara Fleming, Sandra Riley, Richard Hilsinger, Mariane Broadbent, Jane Smith, Mary Lee Christian, Anna Marie Jenkins, Ramona Musson, Betty Brigham, Jerry Weigel, Douglas Ezick. ROW 4: Donn Dixson, Gerald Sebeck, Dean Dixson, Linda Dibble, Harry Morgan, Marjorie Pence, Johanne Thomsen, Gail Parhell. Terrv Dibble. Roberta VanPelt, Rebecca Carr, Robert Pike, Agnes Tyler, Everett Boise. New York State Junior Historical Association There are ninety members enrolled in the junior and senior Nathan Taylor Yorker chapters sponsored by Mrs. Johnson. The juniors from the seventh and eighth grades meet twice a month in the sponsor's homeroom at which time they study local and state history, put on plays, and carry on their business. An interesting project they are doing is to collect old and rare books and items. The seniors from the ninth through twelfth grades hold monthly meetings. Their big project for the year is the tape-recording of prominent people in the community. Along with the juniors they packed four cartons of food and goodies given to shut-ins at Christmas. The Yorkers brought glory to the school last spring by winning one of ten trophies awarded in the state. This was in recognition of the historical pageant presented in commemoration of the Year in History and our many community service projects. Rebecca Carr was elected state vice-president and district president for 1959-60. This really put our school on the map. Junior Yorkers ROW 1: Robert Wightman,Lewis Scholl, Richard Fleming, Ronald Musson, Melvin Beeching, Paul Piatti, Paul Warner, Lee Martin. ROW 2: Marilyn Pike, Linda Greeley, Judy Riley, Diane Seeley, Donna Jones, Sharon Jones, Donna Blevins. ROW 3: Ann Kopko, Suzanne Jackson, Patricia Binelli, Beverly Knochenmus, Jean Kuhn, Judy Kopko, Lucy Sanders. ROW 4: David Vanderwarker, Joan Loeffler, Ingrid Smith, Joyce Avonne Austin, Janet Weigel, Cheryl Barber, Mary Ann Stratton, Mrs. Johnson. ROW 5: Real Boyer, Tom Morgan, Timothy McCarthy, David Thomsen, Dale Brooker, Terry Thomsen, Paul Curnalia. Yorker Trip to Saratoga Safty Patrol ROW 1: Jeannine Freer, Sharon Brooker, Paul Dixson, Roberta Van Pelt, Connie Thompson, Candace Curnalla. ROW 2: Mr. Stopnytsky, Douglas Jones, Russell Adams, Robert Pike, Allan Leech, Danny White. Paul Wheeler. Junior Red Cross ROW 1: Donna Jones, Mrs. Biviano, Ann Kopko. ROW 2: Melvin Beeching, Paul Warner. F. F. A. ROW 1: Merville Jones, Lynn Camp, Douglas Jones, Richard Hilslnger, David Christian. ROW 2: David Vanderwarker, Gary Figger, David Tomsen, Douglas Friedel, Harry Knapp, Robert Stowell. Girl Scouts ROW 1: Mary Wolf, Ann Kopko, Mary Ann Stratton, Diane Seeley, Judy White, Dagny Gramstad. ROW 2: Betty Turner. 41 Boy Scouts ROW 1: Carl Tiffany, Bruce Tiffany, Allan Leech, Lee Martin, William Kuhn, Dale Warner, Donald Gage ROW 2: Robert Thomsen, Terry Thomsen, Paul Thomsen, Dal% Brooker, Richard Newton, Timmy McCarthy, Billy Leech. Cub Scouts 42 Bruce Beckert, Dennis Scott, Paul Jenkins, Stuart Conkey, John Wolf, Philip Carpenter, Gary Conkey. m EzRSL r. -t • - p -v j2 r - Vww v7.-+ ■ft • Footbaf! ROW 1: ROW 2: Harry Morgan, Philip McGuire, Tom Peck, Gerald Sebeck, Merville Jones, Jerry Dibble, Harry Knapp Coach Seiler, Gary Figger, Peter Tompkins, Everett Boise, Clifton Tamsett, Victor Vidler, Edwin White Toe Kroos Manager Jack Loeffler. ' ' The 1959-60 interscholastic sports teams at South New Berlin Central are having a successful season. In football the team ran up a respectable 4-2 record, good for third place in the Tri-Valley West. The team lost only to Laurens and Mt. Upton and won out over Brookfield, Milford, Guilford and G'ville. Pete Tompkins led the team in points scored (45) and total yardage (629), while Doug Friedel led in yards per carry (21.1). Skip Boise was the leading passer with 58.1%, good for 372 yards and four T.D. 's. The Varsity Basketball team has compiled a fine 9-7 record, but the 5-5 league record was only good enough for a third place finish in the strong Tri-Valley West. The J.V. shows signs of producing some fine ballplayers for the future after a 5-11 season. In varsity play there was no individual who stood out above the rest. Although Clif Tamsett was the leading scorer and Tom Pack and Bob Church the leading rebounders, the rest of the team was close behind. In J.V. competition Doug Friedel led in most departments. Both the volleyball and baseball teams should improve from their second place finishes last year. There are nine baseball and five volleyball lettermen returning, who, along with transfers and underclassmen, promise a very successful season in both sports. Varsity Basketball ROW 1: Manager Jack Loeffler; Tom Peck; Robert Church; Cliff Tamsett; Peter Tompkins; James Preston. ROW 2: Coach Seiler; Russell Adams; Jerry Weigel; Gary Loeffler; Merville Jones; Everett Boise; Manager David Christian. Junior Varsity Basketball ROW 1: Manager David Christian, Paul Warner, Manager Jack Loeffler. ROW 2: John Jenkins, Richard Hilsinger, Victor Vidler, Phil McGuire, Coach Seiler, Douglas Friedel, Han-y Morgan, Gary Figger. 45 Volleyball ROW 1: John Jenkins, Victor Vidle -, Clifton Tamsett, Everett Boise, James Preston, Harry Morgan, Peter Tompkins, Gary Flgger. ROW 2: Coach Seiler, Robert Church, Phil McGuire, Tom Peck, Douglas Jones, Gary Loeffler, Merville Jones, Russell Adams, Douglas Friedel. Baseball ROW 1: Victor Vidler, Gary Figger, Jerry Weigel, Tom Peck, Peter Tompkins, Jim Preston, Phil McGuire, Coacn Seiler ROW 2: Manager Jack Loeffler, Everett Boise, Clifton Tamsett, Gary Loeffler, Robert Church, Merville Jones, Russell Adams, Harry Morgan, Doug Friedel, John Jenkins, Paul Warner. ROW 1: Patricia Wightman, Ruth Ellen Jackson, Yanna Kroes, Johanne Thomsen, Sharon Warner, Donna Jackson, Mary Baldwin, Carol Nelson, Dawn Minster, Sandra Wood. ROW 2: Mrs. Lull, Mrs. Ezick, Mrs. Preston. This year the cheerleading squad consisted of five Varsity cheerleaders and four Junior Varsity cheerleaders. We started out with six girls on Junior Varsity, but unfortunately we lost two girls. Our Indian outfits were a big hit again this year. During the football season we held a pep-rally with a bonfire, everyone marched down- town and a few cheers were given, then we marched back to school. Cheers at school were climaxed with a snake dance around the bonfire. Three pep sessions were held during the basketball season, which were all successful. We would like to extend our hearty thanks to our three advisors: Mrs. Preston, Mrs. Ezick, and Mrs. Lull, who have helped to make our season a successful one. 49 Varsity Cheerleaders Sandra Wood, Patricia Wig'ntman, Dawn Minster, Ruth Ellen Jack son, Carol Nelson. Mary Baldwin, Donna Jackson, Capt. Sharon Warner, Johanne Tomsen, Yanna Kroes. J. V. Cheerleaders BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS SCINTILLA DIVISION BENDIX AVIATION CORP. SIDNEY, NEW YORK Ted Brining Agency Insurance Travel Service AAA Membership Phone 17 South New Berlin, New York Our Very Best Wishes To The Class Of '60 Norwich Shoe Company, Inc. Norwich, New York Small Businessmen •. • BANK their savings They find that making regular deposits In a bank savings account helps them to build their businesses ever bigger. Join them, at our bankl The National Bank Trust Co. Main Office At: 52 South Broad Street Norwich, New York Branches At: Bainbridge, New York Earl ville. 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