Tully Central High School - Oracle Yearbook (Tully, NY)

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STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: left to right: R. Garrett, R. Barnes, R. Carlton, H. Stafford, G. Hiller, E. Hillenbrand, D. O'Connor, D. Abbott, J. Currie, P. Garrett. Second Row: D. Fisher, J. Baker, A. Carlton. P. Covey, D. Devine, B. S:eley, D. Smith, B. Aungier, P. Brenchly, M. Murphy, A. Randall. Third Row: D. Whittemcre, W. Youngblood, C. Parcells, D. Doody, R. Krom, B. Baker. C. Volles, Mr. Pears-e. J. Baker. D. Lancette. R. Butler, R. Brown, P. Michelson. R. Banner. R. Cornue, Missing: B. Long, K. Maahs. W. Woods. This year's Student Council ol' 29 members was very active, meeting on a weekly basis throughout the tw'o terms. Headed by I2 standing committees, many valuable lunctions were carried on by this group. Prominent aznong the Council activities were: financial support lor most ol the activity clubs: organization of the Marshal system and lor the hrst lime a Student Court plan to handle violators of the Student Code: sponsorship ol' school projects. such as the Vienna Children's Crusade, Community Chest, Red Cross, and annual Class Day prcgrznnsg providing chaperone and usher service lor athletic events, and selec- tion ol' outstanding students during the year lor special awards. This year's ollicers were: Robert Brown, President: William Youngblood, Vice-l'resi- dent: Doris Smith, Secretaryg Richard Krom, Treasurer: Dolores Devine, Librarian, and Mr. Pearse. adviser. The Council was represented for the first time in a county-wide Stu- dent Council Conlerence, and also affiliated with tht? Niilifllllll ASSOt'i2lti0Il of Student Councils. Twen ty live

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PEN AND INK First Row: left to right: B. Aungier, B. Carlton M. Rindge, C. Carlton, N. Hillenbrand, J. Baker, D. Aungier, P. Covey, I. Briggs, N. Chapin. Second Row: S. Herlihy, P. Kirby, J. Usher, C. Herold, V. Ransom, B. Ritch, J. Kinne, Mrs. Buzard, K. Kirby, D. Bardwell, C. Morse, B. Baker, M. Rindge, A. Carlton, E. Cook. Third Row: P. Garrett, R. Cornue, M. Sills, P. Michelson, D. White, D. Venton, R. Hoefer, D. Map- stone, R. Brown, J. Currie, D. Whittemore. M. Sills. J. Seeley. Missing: R. Green, E. Tracy. Editor-in-Chief ............. ....... J ane Baker Editor ........................ Nancy Hillenbrand Assistant Editors ................. Donna Aungier, Carol Carlton, Marriette Rindge This year ll new members were brought into the club, making the present enrollment of 36. Because of the large enrollment this year we were divided into three staffs, each headed by an assistant editor. Each person who earned 30 points by the end of the year for his work on the High Times, received a pin. Under the supervision of Mrs. Buzard, the Pen and Ink Club has kept us posted on the latest happenings around school. Twenty four

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T ULCENDRA First Roy: left to right: A. Miller, L. Long, M. Sills, L. Seeley, R. Butler, D. Doody, W. Youngblood, R. Banner, R. Herold, J. Fmlon, J. Sherman, M. Sills. Second Row: C. Daley, I. Briggs. A. Aungier. V. Ransom, D. Bardwell, D. Fisher, S. Edinger, B. Carlton, N. Chapin, B. Seeley, C. Carlton. Third Row: C. Herold, P. Covey, M. Rindge, M. Henderson, J. Brenchley, E. Shute, B. Rice, Mrs. Austin, J. Kinne, J. Baker. B. Ritch, K. Kirby. T. Johnson, M. Rindge, B. Baker. Fourth Row: C. Wells, D. White, D. Devine, C. Foley, N. Hillenbrand, D. Smith, E. Root, R. Gorny, S. Austin, D. Aungier, J. Currie, S. Herlihy, J. Usher, G. Kelley. Fifth Row: D. Scott. W. Woods. D. Mapstone, P. Hallinan, R. Hoefer, D. Venton, R. Carlton, P. Michelson. Missing: D. Fitzpatrick, D. Green, I. Hobart, R. Root, J. Fox, E. Tracy, B. Brown, S. Cornue. 'I'hirty-live members ol' the Tulrendra Club organiled last l'all under the direction ol' Nlrs. .Xustin and elected the following oflieers: President ,,,- ,, v,,,,,..,,,, Donna Bardwell Vice-President -. -.- .... --Stanley Edinger Secretary-Treasurer ..... .. ......... Dorothy Fisher Historian ,,,,,,,.,.......,....,. Virginia Ransom Tryouts were held soon alter organization and as a result twenty-lour new members were admitted to the club. During the year, meetings have been held at which time the new members studied makeup and stage terhnique. They have assisted throughout the year with the Christmas program and other grade and community entertainments. From the proceeds ol' previous plays, the elub purchased a new backdrop. Our old scenery also has a new look as some senior elass members ol' Tuleendra painted it in their spare time. Nlany ol' our members were in two Senior plays Pardon My .Xnc'estors and The lns and Outs which were presented to the student body in two assembly programs, and also belore the l'. T. .-X. members. The spring found the club busily concentrating on the production of the three act romedy. When l Was Green, by Guernsey I,ePelley. lt was held on May l9 and 20 and proved to be a huge suceess. The lormal initiation will be held in -Tune, lollowed by a picnic. Twenty six