Vestal High School - Den Yearbook (Vestal, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1960 volume:

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We awaited the arrival of our first exchange student with anxiety and were delighted with Turid when we met her. Many of us have a warm spot in our hearts for you, Turid, because of your sincere friendship and engaging personality. We all hope to meet you again sometime and that you will think of us often. We will not forget our wonderful classmate from Norway. Class of 1960 F OREWORD What's a Nebbish? He is, as his Hebrew name implies, a lost soul. He is a nomad in society, unable to comprehend many of our problems- as well as his own-and always finds himself in embarrassing predicaments. You can't miss the Nebbishg he's everywhere. He may be looking for his lost wallet, putting his socks on inside out, knocking someone over, or spilling ink on himself. In school he becomes the best of procrastinators, the just a minute type of person. Although he has little personality of his own, he is a part of yoursg never to be outgrown, forgotten, or brushed off, Actually he personifies the emotions and ideas of today's high school stu- dent, is why we have chosen this distinctive, novel, and new- fangled character for our Den. 4 . Q32 V TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication Page 4 Administration 9 Faculty 17 Seniors 2 3 Underclassmen 83 Clubs 99 Music 1 2 1 Sports 1 5 1 Ads 145 1 CL-J Xxx! OUR PAGE OF THANKS We of the Class of 1960 wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to all our teachers and administrators. We wish to offer our special thanks to Mrs. MacLowry, who has guided and encouraged each of us with individual concern in our decisions through junior high and high school. We also want to give special thanks to Mr. Shoback, for helping us make the Snak Shak a success, and to Mrs. Vanderbilt for directing our wonderful class play Curtain Going Up. The yearbook staff, especially, says thanks to Miss Jones for helping with our 1960 Den. We wish to thank the faculty who have changed us from nebbishes to graduates. THE CLASS OF 1960 L BOARD OF EDUCATION Under the guidance of our board of education, Vestal has responded quickly to the present educational challenge. The nine members of our board are outstanding citizens of the community who solve such problems as correlating enrollment and classroom space, making decisions on school layout and equipment, and selecting a faculty. One of its most important functions is to plan for the future by suggesting the purchase of possible school sites. The time spent and effort involved in coping with these problems is seldom fully appreciated. To these nine members who unselfishly donate their time and energy for the betterment of school and community, the class of 1960 commends for a job well done. Mr. Joel Scelci, Dr, Samual Finkelstein, Mr. John M. Weil, Mrs. Mason Barlow Jr., President Glenn A Miller, Mrs. Donald H. Saxton, Dr. George B. Simon, Mr. George A. Brown, Vice-President Roland H. Scott. MR. P. PAUL GIMMIE Supervising Principal PRINCIPALS MR. CARROLL S. KEARNEY Acting Senior High School Principal I A 1 . s ii r ff I 4 7 . MR. ARTHUR J. PECK Assistant Principal MR, MALCOLM PIESTER junior High School Principal fa za WA V X f if i'EZ'r N ' W9 if 553332 A 4. ww Q5 h ii Q X Q .X . 631,59-2, ' ' ,W W N: N xx ,. K K pef:sT?f1u4:'1 JIU wfififaif-,Q - f,. fiiffmg 4215 ki yi ' is f if wa ..::1fq.:55m fx' 5 .gk f ., ..,. 5 X f mem. . 5555-41 . ff L. V- 5,55 Dr. W. Komarnisky, Miss Murphy, with Beverly Chilson. MEDICAL STAFF CAFETERIA MANAGER Mrs. I-Iaire, Mrs. Quinn. ' 'Q 2 7 . R :V A . fifu K 5, I 1 A I 4- as , DA1RYLLAncsrmu f Vi We b '. l kiyrei Q so 1. in ' F' -was Z 6 it 'A' Mrs. Greulick with a student. DENTAL STAFF MAINTENANCE Mr. Mason, Transportationg Mr. Hoadly, Director of Transportation and Maintenanceg Mr. Jensen, Head Custodian. as 15 gg f iv 4 s .. ,Wow K fy a f. f TiT'. FTEr.I!5f ii lf ! Mrs. Willianis, Mrs. Warcl, Mrs. Monticello, Mrs. Cobb, Mrs. Neilly, Mrs. Beach, Mrs. Marsh, Mrs. Lillie, Mrs. Mayes, Mrs. Seebohm, Miss Haight. CAFETERIA LADIES BUS DRIVERS ROW' 1: H, Hilton. T. Steinruck, R. Ward. j Edwards, M, Neily, B. Northrup, B. Reider, B. Griffin, J. McManus, T. Jensen, R Manning. ROW 2: VU, Babcock. G. Breed, P. Scott, C. Corson, L, Swartz, J. Ward, F. Loeffler, G. Steinruck, M. Price, J. Petrak H. Daniels, H. Davidson, J. Heavy, L. Mason. .wir urfswr-Mens if ir. 2:fmwr.:v3ms1i v1-fra' L1 Y: 'Jn wa.: wr- 1 ,V .www vwivf'-a:araa i i GUIDANCE Mrs. Roney, Mr. Gallagher, Mr. Traphagen, Mrs. MacLowry. SPECIAL SERVICES Mr. Kurtzman, School psychologistg Mrs. Owens Readin Mr Polansk S eech ther- , , gs - Y1P apxst. ATTENDANCE Mrs. Winans, Mr. Buran. f'-+I Mr. Burr, Mrs. Laddick, Mr. Showerman. MACHINE ACCOUNTANTS EXECUTIVE SECRETARIES Mrs. Moulton, Mrs. Smith. J z ...Q- n 1u.......mw.f-..-1... . v Mrs. VanDervort, Mrs. Potts. OFFICE WORKERS SECRETARIES Mrs. Weising, Mrs. Toeller, Mrs. Holm chuk, Miss Griswold. es, Mrs. Romon W Q L-XJ 5 ?m:aZz'q 'ii limi, I SEATED: Mrs. Kavanagh, Mrs. Macko, Mrs. Vanderbilt, Miss jones, Mrs. Schaffert. STANDING: Mr. Shoback Mr. Parsons, Mr. Bidlack. ENGLISH CITIZEN SHIP EDUCATION SEATED: Mrs. Harder, Miss Strong. STANDING: Mr. Callahan, Mr. Koons. 'illum- - ' LANGUAGES Mr. Bianco, Mr. Materese, Mr. Ransom, Mrs. Malinich. BUSINESS Mr. Galinski, Mrs. Perry, Mrs. Corcoran, Miss Stahl, Mrs. Sasuta, Miss Heffron. INDUSTRIAL Mr. Butler, Mr. D'Angelo, Mr. Gillard, Mr. Habicht. HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. O'Neill, Mrs. Thorpe. ART LIBRARY Mr. Williams, Mr. Crowell. MUSIC Miss Lewandowski, Orchestrag Mr. Byer, Junior Bandg Mr. Marvin, Senior Bandg Mr. Ross, Choirs. Mr. Pond, Mr. Roney, Mr. Pendleb y DRIVER EDUCATION Mr. Walker, Mr. Skinner, Mr. Pers GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Miss Gennett, Miss Cleveland BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION ffzfff gl, J I V- Seadafw JUDITH PATRICIA ADAMS Judy Quiet and well liked by ber friendrf' Girls' Choir 1, Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Swimming Club 23 Flag Swinging 2, 3, 4g junior Red Cross Club 3, U.N. Club 3, 4, Exchange Assembly 33 Yearbook Staff, Girls' Sports Editor 43 U.N. Model Assembly 4, Senior Play Prompterg Honor Society 4. College. after. College. Decorations 3, 4. College. CAROLINE ADELIA ANDREWS Carrie A queen in all Jbe river. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 1, Treasurer 43 Orches- tra 1, 2, Class Secretary 1, Vice-President 2, Treas- urer 4, Student Government 2, 35 Swimming Club 2, 35 junior Red Cross Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4, Dramatics Club 35 PA Club 4, U.N. Club 4, junior Court, Second Lady-in-Waitingg Senior Queen. College. KATHLEEN MARY ALLEN Kathy SweelneJr of smile indicate: genllenerr of cbar- Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Decorations 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Red Cross Club 2, Swimming Club 2, 33 U.N. Club 4. JAMES DOUGLAS ALSUP Doug He bar many friends by being one. Basketball 1g Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 33 Prom ..saem. tase.wirxwwas,exxs1.ra SHARON ANN ALLEN Kelly 'l'Sbe ba: a pleamnt perromzlity and a very pleas zng way. Bowling Club 4g U.N. Club 4. Secretarial. IBM GEORGE L. ANDREWS Georgie Ha: I gotta go ro Jrbool, Mu? Football 13 Track 1, 3, 43 Cross Country 3, 45 Snak Shak 4, Prom Decorations 3, 4. College. junior Red Cross Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Commit- tee 3, 4, Girls' Sports 3, Hi-Y Club 3, 4' MARY ELIZABETH ANGELO ..Mary,, A .rmile tba! light: the room. Dance Committee 1, 2, 33 Cheerleading 3, Captain 1, 2, 4, Homeroom Rep. 25 Student Government 2, Treasurer 4, Junior Queen 3: Football Queen Candidate 3, Class Secretary 33 Hi-Y Club 3, Secretary 4g Queen Candidate 4. Secretary. WAYNE BAKER Give me a telephone book and I will put it lo mimic. Band 2, 4g Student Cond. 1, Vice-President 33 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 43 Choirs 1, 2, 3, 4, Bible Club 2, President 3, 4. College. DENNIS ARRUFAT Denny Women are Jucla expenfive lbingrf' Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. College. JOAN MARIE BAILEY Jeanie Peace if alwayr beautiful. Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 43 junior and Senior Queen Candidate. Secretary. fn: zrtrfvrrw av -' I V' 4 :wwf aw-mwmi.4t:c1sz-1.41:-Qzwta .4 Q. -f,. if H ,t i ,V ,W MARY KATHERINE ANTONY Katie They who know you, forget you not. Bear Facts Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Dance Com mittee lg Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4 Junior Red Cross Club 2, 3, French Club 2, 4 Senior Play, Senior Announcements Committee. College. JANET MARIE BALL .Jann lf u girl bu: long louif, let il be 4 glory lo her. Bowling Club 3, 4g U.N. Club 4, Prom Committee 43 Pom Poms 2. Secretary. DONALD WILLIAM BARRY Don I with my Jtoy were over. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, King Bruin Candidate. College. WILLIAM PERRY BAUMLIN Bill Little mon with a big horn. Vestal Club 1, 2, 3g Rifle Club 2g Prom Decorations 3, 4. College. LINDA JOY BEAUDETTE Never on idle moment but thrifty and thought- ful of others. Vestalettes 2g Concert Chorus 1, 3, 4, Vestal Voices 3, 43 Madrigals 3, 4g Dance Tickets 1, Publicity 2, Decorations 35 Girls' Sports 3g Senior Play, U.N. Club 43 Snak Shak 4. Secretary. Marriage. SANDRA JEAN BEVERLY Sandy She is pretty to folk with, witty to mlb with, and pleamnt, too, to think on. Dance 'Committee 1, 2g Girls' Choir 1g Bowling Club 23 Press Club 23 Library Club 23 Junior Red Cross Club 35 Dramatics Club 3: Queen Candidate 3, Hi-Y Club 4g U.N. Club 4. Airline Stewardess. THOMAS E. BARTO Tom I agree with no mmf: opinionf I have .rome of my own. Track 3, 45 Snak Shak 4g Senior Play 4. College. WILLIAM GENE BIERLY Big Bopper Above the pitch, out of tune, and off the hingexf' Football 1, 2, 3, 45 King Bruin Candidateg Wrestling 1, 2, 3: Rifle Club 1, 2, Exchange Assembly 2, 3, 4g Varsity Club 3, Treasurer 4g Prom Decorations 3g Homeroom Rep. 4, An- nouncement Committee 4. College. DOUGLAS BLACKMAN Doug A little more rleep and 4 little les.: work. Track 1g Football 1. Air Force. JACQUELINE BROKAW jackie The laughter of a girl ir among the delightful .roundr of earth. French Club 2, 3, 43 Senior Club 3, 4. College. Cheerfulne.rJ if her romtant companion. Mixed Choir 1, Girls' Chorus 1, Concert Cho- rus 2, 5, 43 Vestal Voices 2, 3, 4, U.N. Club 4. Work. RONALD BRINKOS Ron Ah.rence ir my middle name. Band 1, 2, 3. Army. THOMAS BLAKE Dusty Small but dangerourf' Track 1. Marines. MYRNA DIANE BRIGGS ..Am.. KEVIN R. BRYANT Kev H erruler himrelf must yield to addr. Football 1, 2, 3g Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 2 3, 45 Prom Committees 3, 43 Senior King Candidate College. ffff:fQimr:m'zm.f:1-in :J ,-J-fwffavmmiswlrz'aww-wsfwwxwvmzn RUTH EVELYN BUNTS Ruthie She ba! a gentle Jpiri1Q. Transferred 'from Maine 23 Bowling Club 13 Girls' Sports lg French Club 43 Girls' Cooking 1. College. JAMES CAMPBELL ...lima SHEILA LOU BURGHER A nappy heart, a plearing manner. Cheerleading 13 Hi-Y Club 2g French Club 2 Exchange Assembly 2, 39 Flag Swinging 2, 3, 4 Senior Playg U.N. Club 4. Secretary. Marriage. JAMES BURKE ujim., Tall and friendly and nice to know. Cross Country 2, 3, 4g Baseball 23 Track 23 Science Club 3g Snak Shak 4. College. LANA JEAN BURGHER Lana Find fun and the world if yourJ. Band 3. Secretary. NORMAN RAY CAMPBELL 1-Normls Eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow we may die. Work. A quiet, fun-loving guy and a good friend. Choir 13 Orchestra 15 Football 3, 43 Baseball 5, 45 Bowling Club 3, 4g Rifle Club 4. College. Absenl when pictures were made .ga - ,fa mmaswx What a lime! What a civilization. FRANK CHARLES CAMPION Frank Wi.rdom if helter than ruhierf' Track 13 junior Red Cross 2, 33 Radio Club 4, Secretary-Treasurer 2, 33 Rifle Club 3, 43 Rifle Team 3, 43 Science Club Treasurer 3, 43 Cross Country 3, 43 U.N. Club 43 Bear Facts Business Manager 43 Honor Society 4. College. BRENDA LEE CASE Casey The way to gain a friend if to he one. Transferred from Maine Z3 Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Bowling Club 13 Ring Committee Chair- man 13 Student Government lg Homeroom Rep. 13 First Aid 13 Cheerleading lg Nursing Club Secretary 13 Honor Society 3, 4g U.N. Club 3, Secretary 43 Prom Committee 4. Secretary. RICHARD ANTHONY CARMODY Dick DONNA JEAN CARLEY Donnie Never Jay more than ir necerraryf' Transferred from Maine 23 First Aid Club 13 Nurses Club 13 Typing Club 13 Cooking Club 13 Girls Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Prom Decorations 43 Snak Shak 4 Secretary. Football Manager 13 H.M.S. Pinafore Stage Ar- tist 23 French Club 23 Dramatics Club 3, Presi- dent 43 Senior Playg U.N. Model Assembly 4. College. LOUISE MARIE CARMON Louie In her zongue ir the law of hindnefr Prom Committee 4. Secretary. iz wewmeimezwim miswazrmf mu nm -z .fwzawrmueewfsi ROBERT BARRY CHAPMAN Chipmunk The world know! nothing of in grealext men Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 1, 2, 33 Baseball 2, 3 Varsity Club 3, 4. College. ..Bev,, It'5 rzire lo he natural when you're nalurally nice. Choir 1. i Secretarial. Marriage BEVERLY ARLENE CHILSON Why should life all lahor he? Band Manager 2, 3, Master Sergeant 43 Orchestra 2, 3, 4g Exchange Assembly 3, 43 Prom Tickets 3: U.N. Club 4g Prom Decorations 4. Work. DAMIAN NICHOLAS CIHIWSKY Dan A Jmile for every man, two for every girl. Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 1, 2, 3g Varsity Club 3, 43 King Bruin Candidateg Senior King Candidate. College. i MARGARET HANNA CLAPPER upeggyn IVilh honor and ahilily Jhe ahoundrf' Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Flag Swinging 1, 2, 3, 43 Or- chestra 1, 2g Exchange Assembly 1, 33 Junior Red Cross Secretary 2g Student Government 2, 3, 4g French Club Vice-President 2, 3g Bowling 3g Prom Decoration 3, 43 Honor Society 3, 4g U.N. Club 4g Prom Refreshments 45 Senior Play Prompter. College. DONALD FRANK CHRZAN Charz Why take life Jeriouflyf you'll never get out of it alive. College. CAROL HENDRYKA CLEMENS Ricki' ' A profile of quieltudef' Tri-Hi QUEJ 2. Work. Marriage. ROBERT JEFFRY CLAPPER Bob rfar.:fwwawezge2i.:: ,slfwaisfms'::.:z.vf 1- 1frefms:frfaf:vee:Y,iea51m:lsfmarageaeefwfnmm, RICHMOND CLOVER Dick Life if my college-may l graduate well and earn some honour. Junior Red Cross Club 1, 23 Bowling 1, 23 French Club 2, 43 Rifle Club 3, 43 Science Club President 33 Honor Society 5, Treasurer 43 Bear Facts Editor 43 U.N. Model Assembly Vice-President 43 U.N. Club 43 Homeroom Representative 4. College. WILLIAM EDWARD CORSON Bill I .fhall try my luck al each and every thing. Transferred from Maine 23 F.F.A. 3, 4, Secre- tary 4. MILTON COLES Milt They are never alone-lhal are accompanied hy noble thoughts. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Transferred from Maine 23 Class Vice-President 13 Boys' Sports 13 Wrestling 23 Honor Society 4. College. l JOHN o. coRN1cK HJ CU Here rose an athlete strong. Senior King Candidateg A.F.S. 33 Baseball 1, 2, 5, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 4. Work. NORBERT ALAN CORSON ..N0rm,. Fun ix brewing. Wrestling 2, 3, 4. College. IBM- DONNA LEE CUDDII-IE Donna Sighed and looked, looked again. Vestalettes 1, 23 Girls' Choir lg Triple Trio 13 Mixed Choir 23 Bowling Club 1, 23 Prom Decorations 3, 41 U.N. Club 4. College. 32 LINDA MARIE CUDDY Crud Being a woman if terrihly hard .rince it conriftr tnainly of dealing with men. Band 1, 23 Orchestra lg Class Vice-President lg Stu- dent Government 1, 2g Hi-Y Club 3, 4g U.N. Club 3, 43 Prom Committee 39 Co-Chairman Senior Ban- quet Committee 4g Honor Society 4g Senior Queen Candidate. College. CHARLES EARL CURTIS Chuck Life if not all without delight. U.N. Club 4. College. JUNE DIANA DANIELS Tiger Though gentle, yet not dull. Nurses' Club, Vice-President Ig Girls' Athletics lg Newspaper Club 1. Beautician. JUDITH LUCILLE CUMMINGS Judy The word for me if joy. Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, -'ig Glee Club 1g Snak Shak 4. College. PHYLLIS DAVIDSON Phy1 0nre a friend, alwayr a friend. Transferred from Florida 2g Choir 13 F.H.A. 13 Mixed Choir 2, 3g Vestal Club 2, 3, 43 Bowling 2, 33 Dance Committee 2, 4g Vestal Voices 3. Secretary. CAROL ANN DARLING Carol Although new, her friends are many. Transferred from Mohonasen High, Schenectady -. Work. A Ktmwafatf-ateeQa.eiw1umwwwm LINDA LARAINE DAVIS Linda Her way: are of pleamntnexr and neatne.f:. Transferred from Maine 23 Student Congress President 13 Dramatics Club 2, 3, Secretary 13 Bowling Club 13 Girls' Sports 13 Cheerleading 1, 23 junior Red Cross Club 23 U.N. Club 3, 43 Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Junior and Senior Prom Queen Candidate, Prom Committee 5, 43 Class Secretary 43 Vestal Voices 43 Concert Chorus 43 Snak Shak 4. College. GERALD RAYMOND DIFFENBACH ..Jerry,. How beautiful it ir to do nothing and then to rert afterward, Service. MARJORIE LOU DAVIS Margie Nothing ir imparfihle to a willing heart. Vestalettes 1, 23 Girls' Choir 13 Mixed Choir 23 Triple Trio 13 Hi-Y Club 2, 33 Vestal Voices 5: Concert Chorus 53 Prom Decorations 3, 43 Prom Program Committee 5, 4g U.N. Club 43 Snak Shak 4. Secretary. BONNIE LOU DEISTER Bonita Friendly, intelligent, and Jute to Jurfeedf' Transferred from Jamestown 23 Band 1, 2, 5, 43 Orchestra 13 Girls' Sports 1, 2g Rifle Club 2, 33 Bowling Club 2, 5, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Secretary 33 Swimming Club 2, 33 Prom Deco- rations 3, 43 U.N. Club 4g P.A. Club Vice- President 43 Cap and Gown Committee 4. College. BRUCE ALAN Dc-:VLIEGER Bruce Bruce if quiet and Jhy, but fl friendly guy. Science Club 3, 4. College. College. Q-Q fr- fizmu. ,, ,a t., s ax srs RICHARD NEIL DINGLEBERRY Dick No one hnowr what he can do until he trier Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity 4 Junior Red Cross Club 23 U.N. Club 43 Snak Shak. ROGER DUANE DODD The Fella Noi to laugh would rarely he death. Track lg Mixed and Boys' Choir lg Golden Tones lg Concert Chorus 2, 3, 4g French Club 2, 45 Dra- matics Club 3, 45 Vestal Voices 5, 43 U.N. Club 4g Snak Shak 4g Senior Play 4g U.N. Model Assembly. College. GROVE DOTY, JR. ' 'Grove Have mahef wane. Work. GARY E. DOUPE Oh, ihir learning, what a thing it ix. Band 1, 2, 5, 43 Orchestra 1, 2g Boys' Choir lg Concert Chorus 2, 4g French Club 3: Vestal Voices 4g Yearbook Staff. Sales Chairmang Hon- or Society 4. College. l ROLAND DWIGHT DODD An all 'found .rwell fellow lo hnowf' Concert Chorus 2, 3g Vestal Voices 33 Prom Committee 3. College. BRENDA I.. DuBOIS Shorty Good things should he prairedf' Glee Club lg Pom Poms 2, 4g Girls' Sports 1, 2, 4g First Aid Club 1g Snak Shak 44 Prom Committee 4. Work. GARY WILLIAM DROST A lrue companion, an eary friend. Radio Club 15 Band 1, 2, 5, 4. College. lmao- -f u DAWN MARLENE DuBOIS Dawn A quiet girl willy many good qualilierf' Bowling Club 1, 43 Girls' Sports 1, 23 Cheer- leading 13 Junior Red Cross Club 23 U.N. Club 3, 43 Prom Committee 43 Hi-Y Club 4g Snak Shak 4. College. CAROLYN ANN DYMOND Carolyn They are rirb that have friendrf' Dance Committee 23 Prom Committees 3. 4: U.N. Club 4. Work. ALICE KATHERINE DUFFY Duff King Bruin Dance Committee. Work. SUSAN C. DUNN Sue The generour godr to you gave Jeme, good humor. Girls' Choir 13 Mixed Choir 13 Triple Trio 13 Junior Red Cross Club 23 Swimming Club 23 Exchange Assembly 23 Vestal Hi Club 2, 33 Bowling Club 33 U.N. Club 5, 43 Hi-Y Club 43 Honor Society 4. College. JOSEPH FRANCIS DUNPHY ..JOe,, KindnerJ to everyone, friendlinerr to all. Prom Committee 3, 43 Track 43 Cross Country 4g U.N. Club 4. College. EILEEN ALICE EARL Sam Quiet and rerene, Eileen. Prom Committee 33 Prom. Work. iavm4w.r.m'1'ws:.w-mzsafwtfsitxawfr-1 I would laugl: rnyrelf lo dearly. Girls' Sports Day 1, 2, 33 Basketball Team 1, 4 Press Club 23 Girls' Sports Club 2, 4g junior Prom Committeeg Snak Shak Committee 43 U.N. Club 4 Mixed Bowling Club 43 Hi-Y Club 43 Senior Play Marriage 36 DARYL WILLIAM ELLIS Bill Farewell, ye dungeonx dark and .rlrong. Track 1, 2, 3, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, Prom Committee 33 Play Committee 3. College., V DORIS ENGLISH Do Do Tir eary enough to he plearanlf' First Aid 1, Bowling 13 Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Pom Poms 2, Senior Play, Prom Committee 4g Snak Shak 4. Secretary. IBM, THOMAS EPLEY Tom Clever men are good, hut they are not lhe heJt. ' Choir 1, Student Government 1, junior Red Cross Club 2, French Club 33 Dramatics Club 4, U.N. Club 4. College. Teaching. JUDD ALAN EPSTEIN jugger l am not arguing with you-I'nz telling you. Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, D.C. 4g Basketball 4 1, 23 Cross Country 2, 3, 4g Track 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 43 Junior Red Cross Club 3, Vice-President 4g U.N. Club 33 Yearbook 43 Parliamentarian 43 Key Club 3, 43 Dramatics Club 45 French Club 4, U.N. Model Assembly 4, Snak Shak Treasurer 4, Senior Play, Honor Society 4. College. NORMAN CURTIS ELLIS Curt Oh, I hnow I'll never gel free. Draftsman BETTY JANE FISCHER B. J. Thou art fairer than the evening air. Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, President 4, Swimming Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Rep. 1, 23 Student Government 1, 2, 4, Treasurer 3, Junior Red Cross Club 1, 23 Flag Swinging 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 2g junior Queen Candidate, Class Vice-President 33 Mixed Bowling 4g U.N. Club 4g Senior Queen Candidate. Nursing. sme wzawmwmwsrasweeera MARGARET GAIL FLANIGAN Gail She if Ihe Jpirit of friendlinerd' Transferred from Scotia-Glenville 3: Band 1, 2g Science Award lg Biology Club 2g Future Teachers of America 2g Homeroom Rep. for Yearbook and Newspaper 23 French Club 39 A.F.S. 3g Senior Announcementsg Senior Play. U.N. Club 4. College. ARLENE JOY FRENCH Arlenee Cupid clapped her on the Jhoulderf' Library Club 13 Pom Poms 25 Prom Decora- tions 3, 43 Senior Play: Dramatics Club 4g Snak Shak. IBM. Marriage. DUANE EMERSON FLETCHER Fletch Make a virtue of nere.r.rily. ' Transferred from Maine 2g Boys' Cooking lg Chest Club 1. Work. PATRICIA ANN FLETCHER ..P t.. Swee1 ar .rpringtime FlawerJ. Pom Poms 4. Secretary. - .. . f S.-.w1.wi ..g.szfeafsfwe BRUCE GILBERT FLEMING Brucie A ready machine alwayr wound up and going Prom Committees 3, 4. IBM. a SHARON IUDITH FRENCH ..Judy.. There ix flaltery in friendrhipf' Girls' Sports 1, 3, 4g U.N. Club 4. Secretary. KAY FREY Katie And Jlill lbey gazed and still the wonder grew 21941 one :mall bead could carry all .rbe knew. Band 1, 2, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, Vestal Hi Club 1, 2g Bear Facts Staff, Treasurer 45 Dramatics Club 4g Senior Play: U.N. Club 43 Prom Decorations 4: Honor Society 45 junior Red Cross Club 4. Col-lege. CAROLE I.. GENUNG Carole A raft wire turnetls away all evil. Choir 1, 2g Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Merit Officer 4. Beautician. SHARON SUE GERARD Susie She is a maid of quiet ways. ing Club lg Yorker Club 1. DAVID GIANNUZZI Moose A fun-lowing guy with 4 keen Jenxe of humor. Boys' Choir 13 Mixed Choir 1, Fred Waring Chorus 1, Homeroom Representative 15 Transferred to Mal- vern Prep 2g Friar's Lantern 23 Glee Club 25 Basket' ball 25 Cap and Bonnet Players 2g Rifle Team 23 Transferred to Vestal 3, Science Club 3g Rifle Team 49 Bear Facts Circulation Manager 4. College. 'srsaeew1wmmwm mme Transferred from Maine 2g Glee Club 13 Cook- College, Marriage. LEONARD GAGE Pat Oh, what a Trumpet be Blows. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Manager 2, Sergeant 3, Presi- dent 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3: U.N. Club 3, 45 Honor Society 45 Senior King Candidate. College. HOWARD RAYMOND GIBSON Hoot Silent in bi: manner, but merry in bi: way.f. Transferred from Owego lg J.V. Wrestling 39 J.V. Football 2, 3: I.V. Baseball 2, 33 Varsity Football 4g King Bruin Candidate. College. '1 no.31:asxasinssixfamueaifseasrasswsie-as :fr is--1: '.1-.r.f--.mis VESTA GLEASON Vesta Vern: ir tall and full of grace, rhe alwayr hm- a rmiling face. Hi-Y Club 43 U.N. Club 4. Work. CLAUDIA KATHLEEN GREENE Claudia She': full of mirth and goodnen too. Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4g Choir 13 Hi-Y Club 2, 3g Dance Committee 23 Prom Committee 3, 43 U.N. Club 3, 4. Work. DAWN GOODISON Dawn Her Voice if ever raft, gentle, and lou'-an exrel lent thing in woman. French Club 31 Dramatics Club 3. 4. Nursing. RICHARD ALLEN GOON ..GoOn,' Be merry, for our time of may ir :hort. Football 2, 53 Prom Decorations 3, 43 Volleyball 43 Snak Shak 43 Senior King Candidate. Business School. Work. 2 3- NANCY VIRGINIA GRAFFIUS Nancy Nancy will he remembered for her depend- ability and loyalty . . . fine trait: in a fine per- mn. Mixed Choir 13 Girls' Choir 13 Dance Commit- tee 1, 2g Junior Red Cross Club 1, 2, 33 Student Government 1, 23 Class Secretary 2g Band 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 43 Flag Swinging 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 43 Bowling Club 33 junior Queen Candidateg Syracuse Citizenship Conference 3. 4g U.N. Club 3, 4, Vice-President 43 Honor So- ciety 3, 4. College. MILDRED GREENE f Billie Great thoughtr mme from the heart. Marriage. PHOTO No! Available RICHARD A. GREENE Rick A great guy from whom great thingr will come. Student Government Homeroom Representative 1, Dance Committees 1, 2, Prom Committees 5, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 5, 4, Track 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Senior Play Publicity Co-Chair- man 4, Varsity Club 4, U.N. Club 4, Senior King Candidate. College. I yearn for the out-of-doom. KATHRYN GRIFFIN Kathy She har an inemdicahle love of fun. Basketball 1, Dance Decorations 1, 2, 3, Swim- ming Club 2, Press Club 2, 3, Fund Raising Chairman 2, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Senior Play, junior Red Cross 4, U.N. Club 4, King Bruin Publicity and Decorations 4, Mixed Bowling 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Nursing. BERNITA HELEN GRISWOLD Bernie The day doe! not break until .the Jingyf' All County Chorus 1, 2, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Government 2, Exchange Assembly 3, Prom Decoration 4. Music School. RICHARD GREGSON Dick Push on-Keep moving. F.F.A. 1, 4, Football 2, 3, Prom Decorations 4, U.N. Club 4. Junior College. DOUGLAS E. GUSTIN Doug 1 The perfect man-tall and handsome. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, Basketball 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Key Clut 3, 4, Senior King Candidate. College. ALLEN GROW HAI., F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4. Farmer. ply ...- , f -. . Q ,W u il. uf-V -. fi f fgw..fz:--mu:isfaezcss-1Ls'm:ma:s,.1eS.zs:Qm1i:w- in -:ff-in WALLACE R. HACKLING Wallace From quiet people rome great thingxf' Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4g Choir 3. College. JUDITI-I ANN HANUS ..JudY,, A maid of winning rbarmf' Girls' Choir lg Band 2, 3, 4g Dance Committee 25 Junior Red Cross Club 3: Hi-Y Club 4g U.N. Club 4. College. Football lg Basketball 1g Track 3, 4. Industrial Arts. In all ber wayr rome beauty Jpringf to view. Choir 1, 2, 3g Bowling Club 1, 2g Dance Com- mittees , Q I 3, 3, 43 U.N. Club 4. College. NANCY KAY HAGEN Nan A merry heart goer all day. Choir lg Dance Committees 2, 4g junior Queen Candidate. Secretary. DANIEL JOSEPH HAGGERTY Xavier Live for life. PATRICIA HELEN HANI FIN Pat 1 2 unior Red Cross Club ' Band wi,-fs --f.. ..-.f , g , , +A, f,w.w:fiz:z-.mmf e Q-aft-wr e ma-as 1 BRIAN MCDONNELL HART Bri What .rlwuld a man da but to be merry? Transferred from Cazenovia Central 33 Football 1, 2g Baseball 1, 23 Basketball 15 D.C. 4g Snow Car- nival Committee 2g Snak Shak 43 U.N. Club 4. College. DOROTHY MAY Dorothy The milder! rnamiery and the greater! bean. Choir 15 Library Club, Secretary 1g Girls' Sports 1 2g Dance Committee 2. Secretary. BEVERLY ANN HILL Bev Sweet ir her foul, and wife, and beautiful. French Club 4g Snak shak 4. College. 42 HEATH JAMES HICKEY ,.Jim,, Quiet and good ii be. l Wrestling 2, 3. Work. JAMES ROBERT HERCEG ..Jim,, A frank and open mind is the doorway to o full life. Band 1, 2, 33 Wrestling 4. IBM. CAROL E. HEAVEY Deed A worrzarfr work, good Jiri, is newer done Prom Committees 3, 43 BOWlirlg Club 4- Secretary. What man dare, I dar Football 1. Work. DARREL D. HILL Delmar wgaxisfqoslvuegn-nesxwzerrw-miie: 1sftfausiusfw-.:mew,faswso-,mte NORMA C. HILLIS ..Bug,, A good heartir worth gold. Pom Poms 25 U.N. Club 45 Snak Shak 45 Year- book Staff, Work. JOAN ARDEN HOWARD Red Flaming hair on 4 tiny flame. Freshman Dance Committeeg Decoration Chair mang Girls' Sports 15 Dance Decorations 2 3, 4 Snak shak Selling chairman 4, Yearbook,Staffi Airline Hostess. GARY RAY HILTON ..Gary.. 0h! for the quiet life. Work. ' EET PAUL HOLLAND Paul f You mutt lore a fl y to catch 4 trout. 'i College. I .rhall he a mlm, quiet friend. Bowling Club 2, 3, 45 Pom Poms 25 Prom Decorations 35 Snak Shak 45 Senior Prom Re- freshment Chairman. Secretary. BARBARA COLEEN HOUSE Barb - 5 5 SUV NO more S. JOAN HOWARD Howie I live on the runny :ide of the Jtreetf' Band 1, 25 Drum Major 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 43 Girls' Sports 1, 2, 5, 45 Student Government 1, 3: Swimming Club 1, 25 Junior Red Cross Club 1, 25 Bowling Club 35 U.N. Club 3, 45 Honor Society 4. College. 43 GAIL SHIRLEY HULSLANDER Bowling 1, tion 3g Prom Committee 43 Snak Shak 4. Secretary. Gail I .fee ber ,fweel and fair. 23 Sportsday 1, 2, 3, 41 Prom Decora- SHARON ARLENE IRVING Sharon A fweel renior with permmzlity plat. Girls' Choir lg Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4g Dance Committee 1. Z, 33 Junior Queen Candidate: Honor Society 3, 4g Senior Queen Candidate: U.N. Club 4. Secretary. A merry min and full of fun. Girls' Choir 1, 21 Bowling Club 2, 3, 4g Dance Committees 2, 4g Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Decorationsg Concert Chorus 3, 4g U.N. Club 3, 4g Junior Red Cross Club 4g Senior Announcement Committee 4. College. JUDITH C. JOHNSTON ujudy.. J1m'y'J clmrmr are many. Girls' Choir lg Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 4g Vestalettes 2g Pom Poms 2g Dance Committee 2, 3g Bowling Club 3g A.F.S. 33 Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 43 U.N. Club 4. Secretary. JANET LUCILLE HUNSINGER alan., The lhifzg fha! goex Ilae farlherz is jun fi pleamnl mzilef' Pom Poms 2g Snak Shak 4g Yearbook Staff 4. Work. HENRY A. JONES Rusty Swiftly a grand guy. Band 2, 3, 4g Bowling Club 2, 3, 4g Senioi Prom Band Committee. College. SARAH JANE JOINER Sarah i 1mwmes:mw a l MARCIA JANE JONES Marsh She hui goodneu even in her little finger. Art Club 3, 4, U.N. Club 4, Senior Play, Dra- matics Club 4, Yearbook Staff. Secretary. JERRINE KETCHAM Jerri The living my of inzelleclual fire. Concert Chorus 2, 3, Dramatics Club 2, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3, Vestal Voices 3, Madrigal Society .35 Exchange A5. .embly 3, Honor Society 3, 4, President 4, Senior Play, Yearbook Staff, Literary Editor 4, J .N . Club 4. Iollege. PATRICIA M. JONES 'lPat From lhe frown of her curly to lhc lip of her low, rhe if all mirth. U.N. Club 4. Secretary. KENNETH W. KASMARCIK Ken I have .fur1fi1fed. Archery 1, Baseball 1, Track 1. Work. JACK KENNEY Jack Wilhouz humor what ez dull world if would be II Dance Ticket Committee 1, 2, Bowling Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, Baseball 1, 2, 5, 43 Rifle Club 3, Cross Country 33 Prom Decora- tions 3, 4, Cap and Gown Committee, Co- Chairman 4, U.N. Club 4, Snak Shak 4, Year- book Staff Photographer. College. mstummwrvammrv-QA-1ru . JOYCE DAWN KILMER ..JOy,. A womank P-161 are the windounr zo her mul. Choir 1, Football Program Advertising Committee, Pom Poms 2, junior Prom Decorations, Snak Shak 4, U.N. Club 4, Bowling Club 4, Yearbook Staff. Marriage. DWAYNE W, KING Dwayne Oh, iff nice to get up in the morning, but if: much nifer to may in bed. Cross Count 1 2 3 4' Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 3 YY , , , , 23 Varsity Club 3, 43 U.N. Club 4. , College. 46 Service. ALFRED KONECNY HAI.. While he line: let ez man he glad. Dramatics Club 33 U.N. Club 43 Snak Shak 4 College. JOAN KRETSCHMAR J0anie A maiden gay, fair and hright, and of our :lan 4 .rhining light. Triple Trio 13 Concert Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 33 Vestalettes 13 Student Government 2g Vestal Voices 2, 3, 43 Madrigal Society 33 French Club, Treasurer 53 Exchange Assembly 33 Hi-Y Club 3, 4, President 4g Girls' Sextet 43 U.N. Club 43 Senior Play3 Honor Society 43 Senior Queen Candidate. College. JOSEPH ROGER KRISTOF Butch My car! My car! My life for my cur. VERA GENNENE LARRABEE Track 2. ,,Vera,, Work. I ' I U She has an an of wgar and nztalztyf' Choir 13 Art Club 1, 23 Library Club 1, 2 Dance Decorations 1, 33 Pom Poms 23 Girl Sports 2, 33 Junior Red Cross Club 3, 43 Sn: Shak 43 U.N. Club 4g Hi-Y Club 4. Beautician. MARSHALL E. KROM Meko A fool wa: I lo sleep at norm! a.wz1as,Lsz:ar..v4rm CAROL ANN LAWRIO Carol Better than wisdom, hetter than wealth-IJ a heart that'J merry and hind. Band 1, 2, 5, 43 Triple Trio 1, Girls' Choir 15 Con. cert Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Exchange Assembly 2, Art Club 35 Vestal Voices 4. Silence ir sweeter than speech. junior Red Cross Club 2g Press Club 33 Girls' Sports 35 Prom Committees 3, 43 U.N. Club 43 Yearbook Staff . W'ork. LINDA RAE LEWIS Linda She har a kindly nature. JAMES D-HI-ITTS junior Prom Refreshment Committeeg Senior Jim Prom Decorations. Great men are dying every day,' I don't feel Jo good College. myfelff' Student Government 1, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, j.V. Captain 3g Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Football 2, 3, 4g King Bruin Candidate 43 junior Red Cross Club 2, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Bowling Club 2, 3, 4g D.C. 43 Prom Committee 33 U.N. Club 3, 4g Class Vice-President 43 Yearbook Staff Sports Edi- tor 4g Honor Society 4, Senior King Candidate. College. rsau'.a1zf.w as las vs. rw-.fw -f wltwuse College. LUCY LEE Lucy DENNIS IVAN LEE Denny Quietne5J ir a golden trea.rure. Transferred from Maine 23 Baseball Club 1. Work. LAUREL-LEE LOCKWOOD Lee joy if noted in her eyerf' Pom Poms 33 junior Red Cross Club 3g Dra matics Club 43 Senior Playg U.N. Club 4 Yearbook Staff, Secretary. EDWARD L. LOPKE ..Ed,, No sooner :aid than done, ro octr our mon of worth. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, junior Red Cross Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4, Amateur Radio Club, President 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross Con- ference Delegate 3, Science Club 3, Cross Coun- try 3, Prom Committees 2, 3, 4, Bear Facts Staff 3, 4, U.N. Club 4. College. DAVID HARRY LOTT Dave I am Jlow to Jtudyf' Track 1, 2, Rifle Club 3. Service. BERNARD JAMES LUTHER Bernie I am always in horte, but never in 4 hurry. Prom Committees 3, 4, D.C.D 4, Honor Society 4, U.N. 3, 4, Yearbook Staff, Photographer, Snak Shak 4, Announcements Comm. College. JAMES L. LORENSEN Joe College I think I will not hang myself today. Football Manager 2, 3, Rifle Club 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, U.N. Club 4, French Club 4. College. BRUCE KENNETH MacQUEEN Brucer Little in Jize but big in ideorf' Boys' Choir 1, Basketball 1, Band 1, 2, 5, 4, Vici President 1, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 3, 1 School Reporter 3, Varsity Club 3, 4, Senior Plaj French Club 4, U.N. Club 4. College. WILLIAM LYNCH Bill Work farcinaier me. I can .fit and watch it for hourxf' Work. 1w.rw:s+f:J.cmw wfmf-wmuemnmmraciwwowm-fL-is. at we ,J an .f 4. P V- ,J . . nzsnsarwz STEPHEN MAHON Steve The brave man mrver out hir own future. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Gov- ernment 1, 2, Class Treasurer 1, 2, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, King Bruin 4, Senior King Candidate. College. JOHN D. MONTICELLO John Hir time'J forever, everywhere bi: place. Student Government 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, 4, Class Treas- urer 3, Key Club 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Rifle Club 3, 4, Captain 4, Prom Committees 3, 4, U.N. Club 4, Snak Shak 4, French Club 4, Syracuse Citizenship Conference 3, 4, Senior King Candidate. College. Secretary. VENLEY C. McGREGOR Venley Hir mind if kingdom, and lair will lair law. Transferred from Maine 2, Basketball 1, Base- ball 1, Track 1, Dramatics Club 4, U.N. Club 4, Prom Decorations 4 College. VONDA ELLEN MOLTER Vonda The supreme happinery of life ir love. Girls' Sports 1, Girls' Choir 1, Library Club 1, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sunday Press Club 2, 3, Vice-President 33 Bowl- ing Club 1, 2, 4, U.N. Club 4, U.N. Model As- sembly 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Senior Play, Hi-Y Club 4, Yearbook Staff, Senior Queen Candidate. Airline Hostess. Gai College. MARIANNE ELYSE MCCARTHY Marianne AlwayJ in .rueh good bumor Girls' Choir 1, Dance Decorations 1 2 Pro gram Committees 2, 3, H1Y Club 2 3 Dra matics Club 3, U.N. Club 3 4 GAIL MORGAN I :ball leave my mark on canvar Football Program Committee 1 Library Club 1, 2, Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3 4 French Club 2, 3, Vice-President 3 Dance Blueprint Chairman 2, Prom Decoration Chairman 3 4 U.N. Club 4, Snak Shak 4 Honor Society 4 NANCY MORLANDO Nancy Quiet, but always rmilingf' Football Program Committees 1, 2g Art Club 1, 2, 33 Library Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 2, French Club 2, Dance Decorations 2, 3, 4g Dramatics Club 35 U.N. Club 3, 4. College. JAMES MYERS ..Jim,. If you think you're too :mall to do big thingr, 1 do :mall thing: in a big way. l Track 2, 3, 43 Dance Committees 2, 35 Football Manager 3, 4, U.N. Club 3, 4, Senior Prom Committee. Work. F. ELISABETH NEELY Betty Be honert, hind, Jimple, and true. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Bowling Club 2. Business College. RICHARD WAYNE MOULTOD Curly Every man for himself. Wrestling 53 Baseball 3, 4. College. DORSA ANN NELSON Bubbles ZThe girl with the .rtruwberry curlr and the golden earl. Girls' Choir lg Mixed Choir 1, Dance Committee: 1, 2g Student Government 13 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Pron' Committees 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 3 U.N. Club 3, 4g Senior Play, Dramatics Club 4. Nursing. MARLENE DAWN NIELD Marlene Quiet perronr are welcome everywhere. Secretary. MICHAEL R. NEWBERRY Mike Why does one man'r yawning mahe another yawn? Football 1, 3, Manager 43 Dance Committee lg Prom Committees 3, 4- College. JAMES R. ORMISTON ..Jim., Tall and .rtraight with a manly gait. Transferred from Ithaca 33 Band 1, 23 Orchestra 13 Student Congress 13 Science Institute, Treasurer 1: Brass Choir 2g Football 2, 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Key Club 3, 4, President 43 Varsity Club 4g Honor Society 43 Yearbook Co-Editorg King Bruin Candidateg U.N. Club 43 Senior King Candi- date. College. Girls' Sports 13 junior Historical Club 13 Or- chestra Senior Playg Honor Society 4. College. GARY G. NEWTON ..Gary,. Life if one long process of getting tired. Work. I CARROLL L. NOYES f Q19 Carroll Give a man a hoat he can Jail. Work. L4-033. 1' No! Shown MARCIA OLSON Marty Her hluxh i.r like the morning. 13 Pom Poms 2, 33 Dramatics Club 41 .- .r.f I fi fi SHARON MARIE PARKER Sharon An understanding heart and a :mile that'J warm and hind, are :till the .rweetert thing: that nature erfer designed. Cheerleading 1, 2, 33 Homeroom Representative 13 Junior Red Cross Club 23 Convention Dele- gate 23 Bear Facts 33 U.N. Club Treasurer 43 Senior Playg Snak Shak 43 A.F.S. Committee 43 French Club 43 Honor Society 4. College. 'f ' 'fha -- ff' I V ,. TM 2' 4 f 55 4, 1' B 'T' SI DAVID R. PARR ' 'Dave I am not old, but old enough. Service. SUSANNE PEARSALL Sue Fairne.f.r and :harm in a winning way. Girls' Choir 15 Triple Trio 15 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 junior Red Cross Club 1, 2, 35 Bowling Club 2, 33 Exchange Assembly 25 Dance Commite tees 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Parliamentarian 45 junior Queen Candidateg P.A. Club 45 Senior Play, Student Directorg Senior Representative: U.N. Club 45 Senior Queen Candidate. College. Mun of .rtrife and 4 man of contention. Football 1, 2, 35 Wrestling 1, 2, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 45 Senior King Can- didate. Work. THEODORE W. PECK Ted Farm are rlubborn tbingrf' Band 15 Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. 35 Dra- matics Club 4, Senior Play Committee. Work. PATRICIA C. PATTERSON Charlie To know ber once ir to like her always. Choir 15 Football Program Committee 25 Prom Decc rations 3. Secretary. JAMES RICHARD PETERS Rabbit And be will talk, good godr, how he will laik. Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 1, 2 3, 45 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 45 Exchange As sembly 35 Varsity Club 3, 45 U.N. Club 3, 45 King Bruin Candidate. College. CHARLES F. PENNELL Chuck , . , . , .W f,,-,,,.f I .fV..,- ,,,,,,,- t it LORRAINE A. PETERSON Lori How :oft ir .rhe with .rweet attractive grace. Secretary. DONALD EUGENE PIERSON Duck A rtudent or well ar on athlete? My word! lm- porrible . ' Basketball 1, 2, 5, 4g Baseball 1, 2, 5, 4, Track 1, 2: Cross Country 1, 2, 5, 4, Captain 4g Student Gov- ernment 1, 2, 5, 4, Vice-President 5: Key Club 2, 5, 4, Treasurer 43 Varsity Club 2, 5, 4, Vice-President 5, President 4, A.F.S. 5, 45 Class President 5, 4, Delegate to Boys' State 53 Syracuse Citizenship Con- ference 4g Bear Facts 4, Senior King, Honor Society 5, 4. College. Every man :hall bear hir own burden. Work. Work. ,,,.w,.W JY, V -t, -V Jw fs,-'1 .. wx wM,mwaw::::-1--. . . - J - ROBERT JAMES PETRUSH Bob When the end of rtudy corner, woken me. Science Club Publicity Manager 5g Radio Club 35 Cross Country 5, 45 Snak Shak 4. Service. DALE E. PIERCE Dale GARY D. PIERCE .. Gatyn Fight the good fight. ALLEN WILLIAM PLYMALE Big Al Mountain of Murcle. Football 1, 2, 5, 4, Co-Captain 45 Basketball 1, 23 Track 1, 2, 5, 4g Varsity Club 2, 5, 43 U.N. Club 43 King Bruin Candidate. ' College. JOAN MARIE POFF Jeanie When you ree 4 mon in woe, walk right up and my Hello, Bowling Club 25 Mixed Bowling 45 Junior Queen Candidate5 Hi-Y Club 5, 45 Snak Shak Purchasing Agent 4. College. PATRICIA PURDY Pat A merry bean is good medicine. Girls' Choir 15 Triple Trio 15 Band 1, 2, 5, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 5, 45 Bowling Club 25 Student Government 2, 5, 4, Secretary 55 Dance Refresh- ments 2, 55 Dramatics Club 53 Junior Queen Candidate5 Magazine Committee 45 Senior Ban- quet Committeeg U.N. Club 45 Honor Society 45 Senior Queen Candidate. College. BARBARA RAIF lIBarbu Firm in .rpifit and fuitb-4 sport-alway.r. Concert Chorus 2, 3, Secretary 15 Bowling Club 2, 45 Sunday Press Club 25 Vestalettes 25 Vestal Voices 55 Rifle Club 5, 45 Junior Prom Band Committeeg King Bruin Chaperon Chair- marig Swimming Club 5, 45 Hi-Y Club 5, 45 WARREN POTTER Warren Surfer: ir .rlmiglst ahead. Prom Committees 5, 45 U.N. Club 45 Honor Societ 45 Snak Shak. College. COLETTE RINALDI Colette TMJ life ir mort jolly. Press Club 25 Junior Red Cross Club 2, 5, 45 Bowlin Club 2, Dramatics Club 55 Hi-Y Club 45 Junic Queen Candidate--First Lady-in-Waiting. College. U.N. Club 5, 4. College. TODD LEE REESE Todd Heir little, be'r wire-lJe'r 4 terror for his .rize. Baseball 1, 2, 5, 45 Sophomore Dance Refresh- ment5 Key Club 2, 5, 45 Varsity Club 5, 45 Prom Decorations 5, 4. College. usiwwuewmtmsiwvuewsswmvysawwneemme l SPENCER F. ROBERTS Penny Women are soft, mild, pitiful, and flexible. Basketball 1, 2, 5g Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 23 Cross Country 5, 4g D.C. 43 Varsity Club 5, 45 U.N. Club 5, 4g French Club 4g Dramatics Club 4. College. GERALDINE W. ROOT ..Jerry.. All light and smile: and frolicsamef' Work. THOMAS A. ROBINSON Tom Never do today what you can put off till to- morrow. Prom Decorations 5, 4. Work. SANDRA JEAN ROGERS Sandy A hind foul if .funxhine to the mind. Transferred from Maine 23 junior Historical Club Secretary lg Blue and Gold Nuggett Assistant Editor 1g Science Club 1g Orchestra 1, 2, 5, 45 U.N. Club 4. College. A we ,--im: 5.25. . 2 , JEANNE A. ROBINSON Jeannie All lhat'.r sweet i.fn't always sugar. Orchestra 1, 23 Girls' Sports 13 Cap and Gown Committee 43 Snak Shak 45 U.N. Club 4. College. . MARTIN K. RORAPAUGH ..Marty.. The lady doth prolefz too much, methinkrf' Boys' Choir lg Mixed Choir lg Radio Club 55 Senior Playg U.N. Club 4. College. Bowling Club 5. College. PATRICIA SCANLIN ..P tu JAMES O. ROUNDS ..Jim,, He if full of comedy. GERALD SAVAGE Youth comes but once in a lifelimef' Baseball Manager 1, 2g Basketball Manager 13 Varsity Club 3, 4, Baseball 43 French Club 43 Mixed Bowling 4. College. PRISCILLA E. SAXTON ' 'Lee Long :hall we Jeek ber likene.r.r. Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, Chairman of Tickets 25 Girls' Choir lg Hi-Y Club 2, 5, 4, Secretary 33 Concert Chorus 2, Swimming Club 25 Syra- cuse Citizen Conference 3, 4g U.N. Club 43 Junior Queen Candidate, American Legion Ora- torical Contest 5, 4, Second place 4, Student Govemment 4, Honor Society 4g Senior Queen Candidate, Yearbook Editor. College. PHYLLIS E. SARVEY Phyl Easily moved lo gaiety and pleasure. Choir lg Bowling Club 2, 3g Prom Decorations 4 Secretary. ANTHONY SCARANO Tony I war not made to be loud. Football 1, 2, 5, 4g Prom Decorations 3, 4, Varsity Club 43 Mixed Bowling 4. College. A 3. Silence is more eloquent than words. Bowlin Club 2, 3g French Club 2, 3, 4, U.N. 8 Club 4. College. f :ea 1- sraiwziswxr1ewsf-:semzmsmrzsrasmmsfaz.-wuewi .1 Z- zesrw TERRY SCHMIDT ..Ten,y.. I would live the .fame life over if I bad to live again. College. LORRAINE SCARZAFAVA Lorraine Patience and gentleneu are power. Bowling Club 2, 43 Pom Poms 23 Snak Shak 43 U.N. Club 4. Secretary. SUSAN SCHOENBERGER Sue For well rbe kept ber genial mood. Library Club 1, 2, 33 Archery 1, 23 Badminton 1, 23 Bowling 1, 2, 33 Horseback Riding 33 Modern Dance 33 junior Red Cross Club 3, 4g Dramatics Club 43 Senior Play3 P.A. Club 43 U.N. Club 4. College. JOHN FREDERICK SCHRECK Moz., None but himself can be hir parallel. Basketball 1, 2, 33 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 23 Dance Committees 2, 3, 43 D.C. 4g KCY Club 2, 3, Vice-President 4g Varsity Club 3, 43 U.N. Club 3, President 43 Honor Society 3, 43 VESP 43 Snak Shak Chairman 43 Announce- ment Committee 43 U.N. Model Assembly 43 Yearbook Literary Editor 43 Senior King Can- didate. College. RONALD SHAPIRO Ron Silence never makes any blunder.r. lrt Club 5, 43 Varsity Club 3, 43 Bear Facts Staff 33 Senior Prom Band Committee. Jollege. LEON D. SHULTZ Corky His want: in life,' wine, women, and Jong: fifty million Frencbmen ran't be wrong. Work. 1 Q. W.. 311, .ll ...naafzzil RONALD SLICK Ron Sigh no mare, ladies, .righ no more. Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4g Var- sity Club 3, 4g King Bruin Candidate, Exchange Assembly 3, 4g Senior King Candidate. Work. College. rations 4g U.N. Club 4. Secretary. WILLIAM S. STRONG Red Honey labor hear: an honest face. F.F,A. Reporter 3, Treasurer 4. Work. JUDITH ANN STEVENS Judy Ever in motion, hlizherome and cheery. Football Programs 2, Chairman 1g Girls' Sports 1, 2g Dance Decorations 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 43 Bowling Club 2, 33 Rifle Club 2, 33 U.N. Club 4, Snak Shak 4. MARY ELLEN STODDARD .lTCX,, The will to do, The .mul to dare. Band 1, 2, 3, Secretary 4, Girls' Choir 1, Mixed Choir 15 Junior Red Cross Club 2, 53 Girls' Basketball 2, 33 Bowling Club 3, 4g Prom Deco- ROTHA SOPER Roe A happy heart maker a blooming viragef' Airline Hostess. NADINE L. TALADA Nadine She is charming to talk io. Bible Club 1, 2, 4, Swimming Club 3: Dramatic: Club 43 Honor Society 4. College. sawn BRENDA JOYCE TAYLOR Brenda Honor lie: in honert toil. Library Club 1, 2g Art Club lg Pom Poms 15 Dance Committees 1, 52 Girls' Sports 1, 2, 53 Prep Club 2g Bowling Club 2g Football Programs 2, Homeroom Representative 33 Dramatics Club 35 junior Red Cross Club 3g Cap and Gown Committee 4g Bear Facts Staff 4g U.N. Club 4g U.N. Model Assembly 45 American Legion Oratorical Contest 5, 4. College. NORMAN TRAVIS Trave Thefe'.f the humor of it. Work. Bright ir her face with Jmiler and gladnerrf' Art Club 13 Library Club Vice-President 1, Football Programs 1, 2, 3g Junior Red Cross Club 23 Bowling Club 23 Swimming Club 2, Pep Club 2g Pom Poms Leader and Choreog- rapher 5g Dramatics Club 53 U.N. Club 3, 45 French Club 4, Hi-Y Club 4. College. JAMES TOTTEN Word: are women, deed: are men. Student Government 1g Football 1, 2, 3, 4g French Club 2g Prom Decorations 3, 4g Varsity Club 43 Honor Society 4, Yearbook Staff Ad- vertising Manager. College. LINDA LOU TILTON Linda TURID LILIAN THOMASSEN Turie Her charmr Jzfihe the right-her merit win: lhe mul. American Field Service Studentg Student Gov- ernment 4g U.N. Club 43 Bear Facts Staff 45 U.N. Model Assembly 4g Senior Playg Snak Shak 45 Dramatics Club 4. College. jim' ROBERT T RENCON SKY Bob 5:15, is one thing to be tempted and another to n . College. DENNIS LARRY TREST Larry So muah zo do, ra little done. Work. JERRY , VAN DUZEN jerry I will Ji! down now, but the lime will come when you rhall hear me. College. LYNN VAN KUREN Lynn Every man her a right to my wha! he zhinhrf' Art Club 1, 2, 3, Wrestling lg Dance Co-Chair- man 1, SQ Prom Committee 4, Yearbook Staff, Art Editor 45 U.N. Club 4. College. JOSEPH E. VAN RIPER ..J0e,. Why aren'l they all contented like me? Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra lg Boys' Choir lg Science Club 3g Junior Prom Publicity Chair- man, Prom Decorations 4g Exchange Assembly 45 Senior Playg Dramatics Club 45 U.N. Club 4. College. KATHRYN VAIL ..Kay,, There'r a look of fun .rhe flarher with her eyer.' Girls' Choir lg Mixed Choir 1, Cheerleading 1 Dance Committee 2, Hi-Y Club 5, 4g U.N. Club 3, 4 Prom Decorations 4g King Bruin Dance Commit tee 4. College. NEVILLE STEPHEN WADE Steve Hi: faultr lie gently with him. Transferred from Rochester, Minn., 4, Football 1. 2, Harmoners 1g Freshman Class Presidentg Studen1 Council 1, 25 Track 5. College. WAYNE WALTER ..Sandy,. My bear! ir true ar Heel. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1g Rifle Club 1g Bowling Club 2g junior Prom Cleanup Committee, Key Club 5, 45 Prom Decorations 4g Honor Society 4. College. GARY WARNER ..Gary., We purrue knowledge in the dungeon. Work. DALE WARD Dale A wrertling man ir he. Wrestling 1, 2, 4g Band 1, 2, 45 F.F.A. Treas urer 2. Work. RAYMOND WARD ..Ray,. In the lwinkling of an eye. Work. SHIRLEY ANN WARDELL Shirl Her joy in living ber eye: convey. Swimming Club 1, 23 Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 1, 2, Vice-President 3, Presi- dent 4g Girls' Choir 1, 23 Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Chaplain 45 U.N. Club 3, 49 Cap and Gown Committee Co-Chairman 4g Yearbook Staff Treasurer 4g Honor Society 4g Senior Queen Candidate. College. w4omfwmxwoQervzmw JOANNA F. WEEKS ..J0,. Smooth run: the waler where the brook ir deep. Bible Club 1, 4, Treasurer 2, Secretary 35 Swimming Club 35 Senior Play, Snak Shak 43 Dramatics Club 4. College. DONALD WHITE Don The life of ease is a diffirult pur.ruit. Track 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 4. Work. JERRY WILBER Jerry Betler lhe world were fart axleep, llran kept awake by me. Football 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 3, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3. Work. GARY WILCOX ..GarY,, Thou art the man J Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 43 Track lg Cross Country 2, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 49 Football 3. College. LLOYD WILAND Butch I take lbe world ar it romer. F.F.A. 1, 2, President 3. Work. HAZEL MARIE WILMOT Hazel Hazel were ber eyex ar the fairy flax, Her cheek like the dawn of day. Cheerleadiwg, .fx Art Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Pron Decoration: E. el: Snak Shak 43 U.N. Club 4, Year book Staff, fm E?.z.itor 4. College. GARY WILLIAMSON ..Gary., He pun himself upon hir good behavior with women. Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 5, 4. College. nmzmssaw RICHARD T. WILSON Dick good arrber if not known by bis arrow but by au amz. Sand 15 U.N. Club 4. Iollege. KEITH YOUNG Keith 'If at firrt you don'z succeed, try .romelbing eI.re. football 25 Wrestling 4. kir Force. WILHAM WOOD Woody Tbere'r 4 good time coming-boys-tbere'J o good lime o' coming. Track 1, 2, 5, 45 Baseball 1, 25 Basketball 15 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Congress 25 Var- sity Club 2, 3, 45 King Bruin Candidate. Work. SHERYL WOODRUFF Sheryl Let not your bear! be troubled. Transferred from Maine 25 Editor of News- paper 15 President junior Historical 15 French Club 45 U.N. Club 4. College. MARIE YONKIN Marie Wilb sweeineu frerb or any ro.fe. Orchestra 2, Vice-President 15 Bear Facts Staff 15 Dance Committee 1, 25 Class President 1, 25 Student Government 2, 3, 45 Prom Band Chair- man 3, 45 Dramatics Club 35 Prom Decorations 45 U.N. Club 3, 45 Senior Queen Candidate. College. RICHARD W. YUHAS Never a round. He is a gentle-mannered man. Track 3. Work. Gay at a bird in flight. Dance Committee 1, 2g Girls' Bowling Club 1, 2g Band 1, 2, 55 Bear Facts Staff 35 U.N. Club 33 Junior Red Cross Club 2. Nursing GLENDA RAE BARNES Glen VESTAL CENTRAL ALMA MATER Along the rippling Satqaehanna, The Jhadow of our High School fallsg And mellow, mingled tint! of Juntet Illumine now oar elauic hall.r,' While .rtirdentt gather 'round thine altart, True loyalty to thee confetf And tin g with happy hearts and voice: In praise of V. C. S. O, dear old Vettal Central High School Attend our pledge of faithfulnettg At unto thee our heart! we render, With a love that we :hall e'er poJJe.u,' And alwayx try for thee to win much fame O, Alma Mater, we all hail thee, And honor thy dear name. CLASS HISTORY It all started one fall day back in 1947 as most of us eagerly boarded the bus, our name tags flapping in the breeze and our mothers throwing kisses from the door. It was not long before we all became accustomed to the daily rigamarole and soon a fevs became adept at two practices which were to help them through the thirteen years- that of obtaining frequent vacations by procurring sudden violent headaches or sore throats, and that of attempting to fool a teacher by only pretending to sleep at naptime. The elementary years were highlighted by such activities as a kindergarten bandg daily gang wars where everyone was particularly careful to stay clear of Plymale's gang, and annual singing concerts where many were the flowers and only moved their mouths. Fourth grade was our first big step in advancing up the school ladder as most of us moved into the Red Building. Sixth grade days allowed us to really stick out our chests because Clayton Avenue School had just been finished and we were to be the first to graduate from it. For the first time we were rulers over all other grades in our school-we even ran a model student council. At last we became junior high teen-agers. With these years came the familiarity of being vocally ushered to homerooms. Our freshman year arrived in 1956 and we began dreaming of the day we too would be seniors-as the seniors dealt us many travesties. Our class president was Marie Yonkin, Linda Cuddy was vice-president, Carrie Andrews-secretary, and Steve Mahon -treasurer. Our freshman dance, Bee-Bop, was smartly decorated, featured a disc-jockey, and was well supported. In late june we went to Harvey's Lake for a day of swimming and rides. As heralded, spohomores our class loyalty became more evident-we had the largest class in grades 9-12. Our officers were Marie Yonkin-president, Nancy Graffius- vice-president, Carrie Andrews-secretary, and Steve Mahon-treasurer. Mr. Ransom served his second consecutive year as a very personable class advisor. Our class dance was entitled April in Paris and was the acme of the year. For a finale to the sophomore experiences, we journeyed in chartered buses to Harvey's Lake for a picnic. Then came our junior year-many called us the most united class ever. We carried on many money-making projects in preparation for our senior year-among these being a sales of beanies. Our class officers were Don Pierson-president, B. J. Fischer- vice-president, Mary Angelo-secretary, and john Monticello--treasurer. That year we were thrilled with the opportunity to select and display our-long-awaited rings. Mrs. Corcoran proved to be a very helpful and devoted class advisor. Our Junior Prom was one of the most beautiful ever. The theme was Seaside Serenade and featured a huge seashell, in front of which Mary Angelo was crowned queen to music by Billy Behr and his band. For our picnic, we went to Taughannock Falls State Park. And now, it's 1960 and it'll soon be all over, but these cherished memories of our senior year will remain with us always. Mr. Traphagen's advice, not only in class affairs, but also in our vocational and college choices has been of tremendous help to each of us. Don Pierson is the Senior Class president, jim Litts is vice-president, Linda Davis is secretary, and Carrie Andrews is in charge of our treasury which holds more cash than any other class in the history of Vestal. Among the highlights of our senior year have been a magazine sale in which we eclipsed 554100, the operation of our Senior Snak- Shak at football games, the presence of the first foreign exchange student in Vestal, Turid Thomassen from Norway, who will graduate with usg a well executed and hilarious senior play entitled Curtain Going Up g improved athletic records and our glamorous senior prom, Golden Fantasy with its gold castle where Carrie Andrews reigned as queen and Don Pierson as king. The music was by the Dick Naylor Band and after the prom, all night progressive parties were held for all seniors. With graduation date rapidly nearing and our number of high school events yet to take place decreasing, we await the future with much anxiety, but most of us wish we were once again lowly freshmen, instead of almighty seniors at the end of our high school trails. 4-1. 4,1- 7- 3 liilli CLASS WILL We, the class of 1960, being of sound mind and body, do declare this our last will and testament. Sharon Parker wills to Nancy Trout and jean Parker all her hydrated martinis and the ability to put molded corsages in their scrapbooks. Mike Newberry wills the ability to get caught over at Fran's 4th period by answering the telephone to Moose, Snork, Mickey, and Bo. Rick Greene wills Joanne Hobart to some lucky junior boy. jim Lorensen wills Mrs. Harder's wrath to any deserving underclassman. Pat Purdy wills to janet Gleason all her troubles with the A8cP boys. Barb Raif, Pat Purdy, Linda Cuddy, Kay Vail, and Sue Pearsall will the 4 a.m. walks during the slumber parties to the junior girls. Todd Reese wills to his brother Steve all of the good times at Vestal. joan Poff wills to Sue Mott the determination of conquering all sharp boys at J.C. Dick Wilson and Keith Young leave their seats in senior homeroom to some unlucky juniors. Ed Lopke wills his ability to play basketball to anyone who can find it. Marianne McCarthy wills Peter to any junior girl brave enough to have a slumber party on Friday the 15th. Nancy Morlando wills the name Nan'cybird to any junior, in the U.N. Club, named Nancy who can have as much trouble and fun in N. Y. as she did. Vonda and Sandy B. will their two hour conversations to anyone who has time for them. jim Peters and Ron Slick will their brothers, Cliff and Bob, the title of top thinkers on the wrestling team. Alice Duffy wills to her sister Patty the chance to be in the gym and watch Mr. Buran and Miss Cleveland play with their airplanes. Sheila Burgher and Al Plymale will Sheila's 11:30 curfew to any poor underclassman whose mother demands that she be home that early. Linda Lewis leaves to Carol Severn, Diane Brigade, Suzie Rossen, and Sandy Horton the fun of all the noon hours. Betty Neely wills her experiences with foreign cars to .Barbara Bowen and hopes she has better luck. Barb Raif wills to Jo Ann Mitchell the familiar name of Avery hoping she can handle the problems connected with the name. Wallace Hackling wills to Ron Kock and Gary Wiesing the use of all of his 300 games when needed. Eileen Earl wills her energy to climb to the third floor the first thing every morning to her sister Jeanette and her friends Lee Ann and Dawn. Mary Ellen Stoddard wills to Sharon Blasko all the guys in Hamilton and the hope that she will get them farther than Geneva. Don Pierson wishes to pass on to Frank Norton a left-handed wrench for a right-handed monkey. Nancy Hagen, Sharon Irving, Judy Johnston-, Sharon Parker, and Marie Yonkin will their gym locker to any girl who likes gym. Marlene Neild wills her books and teachers to anyone who wants them. Brenda DuBois wills her shortness to any girl in the junior class who thinks she would like to be short. Sharon Irving and Judy Johnston leave the gum collection in their locker to Sheila Smith and Nancy Pollard. Steve Mahon leaves his fan club of eighth and ninth grade girls to some lucky junior. Carrie Andrews, Arlene French, and Nancy Hagen will all the luck they had at Broome Tech to any girl who wants it. Turid Thomassen wills to the lucky junior who gets an A.S.F. Scholarship as good a time in Europe as she had in America. Dave Lott wills to Sharon Blasko all the fun she can find at Vestal. Cork Shultz wills to Ed O'Hara and Lou Ayers the unwelcoming thought of taking math twice. jim Totten wills to Tom Stroup one well used church key. Norm Travis wills the BIG word to anyone who wants it. Dusty Blake gives Joe Weed permission to use the cemetery when he Wishes. Doug Blackman leaves to Joe Weed the ability to get through American history without doing anything. Denny Arrufat wills the ability to pay attention to everyone but Mr. Shoback before homeroom to any underclassman. The senior boys leave Mr. Shoback a bull whip. jugger Epstein wills to Wolf the ability to get along with Mr. Stock. Linda Cuddy and Judd Epstein will the ability to ferment orange juice in locker 694 to the new owner. janet Ball wills the ability to hide from Mr. Shoback in- the morning before homeroom to anyone who needs it. Dick Carmody leaves the right to design scenery for the Senior Play to anybody who can stan-d it. Lynn Van Kuren wills to any Art Club member that goes to New York City, the ex- perience of swimming in the hotel pool with rented swimming suits that almost fit. Don- Barry wills all his girls on wrestling trips to Skip Mahon or any other wrestler who can stand them. jim Litts and John Schreck will to Big Chief Wolf much wampum to get out of scrapes with Pennsylvania game wardens. Rick Green wills his typing mark to Joanne Hobart and his high scoring to Terry Potts. Rotha Soper wills Elenor Foster and Pat Neely fun in their senior year at Vestal. Gary Drost wills his car to anyone who dares to drive it. Sandy Rogers wills her place at the piano in orchestra to anyone who is willing to take it. Duane Fletcher wills everything he owns to Carol Stanton. joy Kilmer and Pat Patterson will to their sisters Nancy and Bonnie their triple lunch period and hope they can get away with it as successfully. Roger Dodd wills his good looks, charm, and girls to Russ Cargill. Louise Carmon, Nancy Hagen, and Marjorie Davis will locker 707 to Mr. Shoback in hopes that he finds occupants who will get to homeroom promptly. Vera Larrabew, Sharon Allen, Claudia Greene, Marianne McCarthy, Pat Jones and Lucy Lee will their lunch table to any six junior girls that can find it. Brenda Taylor wills to Cynthia Stone, Carolyn Poff, Mary Lou Johnson, and Mary Ann Watms the adventures of her senior year. Bill Bierly wills his football brace to Frank Hoyt and all his times at football camp to Tiny Grannis. Dick Wilson is not going to will anything because he is taking it with him. Kev Bryant wills Pudgie to the juniors. Rick Goon and Cork Shultz leave to any junior boy who thinks he can get away with it, the ability to go steady and still flirt. Lee Saxton wills to her brother, Don, all the fun she has had at Vestal. Doris English wills to her sister Barbara the enthusiasm to lose twenty pounds by the time she's a senior. Jim Herceg wills to any underclassman his front row seat in Blue Print. Beverly Hill wills to Charles Fitch her mathematical brain for all his math classes next year. Jim Ormiston wishes to leave one pretty color chart to any unfortunate colorblind junior. Sharon Allen wills to her sister Valerie and Joyce Callahan the ability to sneak in the lunch line and get caught. Carol Heavey wills to her brother Curtis her seat in Miss Strong's American History class. Judy Adams wills to Mary Lou Johnson a subway ride with Spanish sailors and to her sister Cindy, the fun of dropping bags of H20 out of hotel windows. Pat Jones wills to Scott Harvey the ability to talk and skip class without going to the office and to Bonnie Perkins the ability to pass notes in class and not get caught. Carol Genung, Judy Hanus and Dorsa Nelson will their seats in the French Horn sec- tion to anyone who can stand after-beats. Jim Myers leaves to Bob Moyer lots of luck in bowling. Stuff Duffy and Kathy Griffin leave their ability to steal a Phi Delta Phi jacket and jim Totten's car and only be warned by twenty-six club members. B. Fischer wills to anyone the ability to get out of study halls for participation in everyone else's gym class except her own. Norma Hillis wills to her sister Peggy her corner in study hall. Arlene French wills to Sandy Hess all of the treasures in our locker and our old seat on Bus 55. Sharon French wills all the fun she has had at Vestal to her sister Gloria. janet Hunsinger wills her ability to laugh out-loud, when the class is quiet, to any junior girl that dares to take it. Claudia Greene wills the right to keep everyone wide awake coming home from bas- ketball games to Carol McKeown. By the way, who stole the cookies from the cookie jar? Hoot Gibson leaves his locker mate's sister to his brother John. Lee Lockwood wills to Donna Koch the ability to argue with teachers and not get caught. Brian Hart wills his crabs to the biology lab. Oz Schreck and Penny Roberts Will all the New York Times in their locker to Wolf and Frank. Bruce MacQueen wills the ability to fake it through the Senior Play without knowing any lines to any budding john Barrymore. Dick Dingleberry wills the touch to George Cook. Gary Hilton wills his father's jeep to anyone who wants it. Daniel Haggerty wills his good times at Gary Hilton's party to Tom Stroup. Gail Hulslander leaves her part-time part-time job at Grand-Way to anyone sane enough to take the Christmas rush. Wayne Walter leaves all further unpredictable but pleasant Christmas Nights to Roxanne Chetko. Mary Angelo and Katie Antony will locker 995777, a year's supply of pennies, and two lockermates as neat as they are to Terry Potts. George Andrews wills one smelly gym locker to any underclassman with the stomach to open it. Sheryl Woodruff and Ruth Bunts will their good times in Spanish III to Carole Eddy. joan S. Howard wills her uniform, baton, worries and anxieties to next year's Drum Major of Senior Band, Stefani Levinos. Sue Dunn wills her place on varsity cheerleading to Marley Hanafin. Dave Lott wills his seat in Mrs. Harder's American history class to Sharon Blasko. Ron Shapiro wills Bob Moyer the fun in mixed bowling in his senior year. Mike Newberry wills his height to Dan Murphy. Dick Moulton wills to Bob Yuhas the ability to get along with Mr. Shoback. Martin Rorapaugh wills all the fun he had in his senior year to Bert Dunlap. Mary Ellen Stoddard, Bonnie Deister, Dorsa Ann Nelson, Peggy Clapper, and a few anonymous friends will to next year's band members their seats on the bus re- turning from Canada to anyone wishing to be followed from Hamilton to Geneva by a certain carload of Canadian boys. Dorsa Ann Nelson wills to future basketball player Sharon Luddington flying tackles on the court. Pat Ihrdy wills to Sandy Simpson her last name if she will exchange hers. Meko Krom and Davie Parr will their Endicott Spots to Tom Stroup and jim Heeter. joan Poff and Barb Raif will to Diane Taylor, Sue Mott and Nancy Stratton the ability to go on moonlight swims in johnson's pond and not get caught. Sheila Burgher, Jackie Brokaw, Joan Poff, Barb Raif, and Pat Purdy will to the junior girls the ability to go ice-skating in the middle of the night in shortie pajamas. Steven Mahon and Tony Scarano will their spot on Meeker Road to the junior boys. Colette Rinaldi wills to Sheila Smith the ability to borrow clothes and run away. Vonda Molter wills Mr. Marvin to next year's baton twirlers. Marianne McCarthy and Sharon Allen will the ability to laugh all period and get away with it in Mr. Galinsky's class. Dorsa Nelson, Sarah Joiner, Sue Dunn, Shirley Wardell and Katie Antony will a closet full of hangers, a loud voice, a pitcher of water and a pass key to any girl on the U. N. Trip next year that happens to need them. Kathy Allyn wills to Jeannette Totten and Louise Ryan the ability to find flowers in the dark without moths in them. Myrna Briggs and Bernita Griswold will to their sisters Mary and Sandy the ability to get along with Mr. Buran and laugh at his jokes. Marcia jones leaves her squash heel shoes to George Ackert, Gloria Lane, and Sharon Rought. Beverly Chilson wills to Mary Osman the ability to stay in the halls without Mr. Shoback catching her. Jerri Ketcham wills her silver nail polish to Helen Fetherolf and all her old matches to Helen Cole. Donna Carley wills to Tamara Tyler some good lessons on how to act in Mr. Callahan's world history class, and still get good marks, and how to get Mr. Shoback annoyed. Linda Beaudette leaves to Penny Little, Ginny Kryger, and Carolyn Poff all the fun in her senior year and her last year of Mr. Ross' jokes. Bonnie Lou Diester leaves to Mary Lou johnson the ability to fill out monthly lesson cards. Dan Cihiwsky wills Tom Scarano another year in physics for experience. Marie Yonkin leaves Tom Stroup two pair of shoe strings-in case he needs them. Kay Vail leaves Diane Taylor one thread from a red sweater and an enormous dead leaf. jackie Brokaw and Bev Hill will their twin clothes to the Peterson twins. Joanna Weeks wills to Carolyn Pfaff her ability to tell tall stories convincingly. Nancy Graffius wills to her sister Patty a place in the new high school building and hopes she has three very enjoyable years in itg and to the flagswingers some tooth- picks to hold their eyelids open the Monday morning after a tiring flag trip. Gary Wilcox and Gary Williamson leave to their brothers their wrestling uniforms and the luck that goes with them. Bill Wood wills to Bob Moyer the ability to have three free periods a day. P . , S R hw 14am Hmm lv 41 Roger Dodd Sheila Burgher gut 1466- Zuma! -L Don Pierson Mary Angelo gee! , X - ' 'mga , .4 1 if Bob Chapman Mary Angelo Zlaaaw L C. ,... F5 i Q Q jim Peters Kathy Griffin Hmm e i Q 0 L Y 1- Lynn Van Kuran Gail Morgan gut Duane! . 2' . R I I si Jim Litts Colette Rinaldi gmaw Q ,Hi Dick Clover Jerri Ketcham Xi x! Ronnie Slick Vonda Molter -if a , C ... Damon Vx' ..,, jim Litts Linda Cuddy 746114 Rick Goon joan Poff ifafzdea' 704446414 if Don Pierson Lee Saxton Q- Wuadzdaaz Q john Cornick B. J. Fischer Sw xx Joe Dunphy Vonda Molter K fi A U - - if Jim Peters Kathy Griffin an K Q Lee Saxton Don Pierson iiil sage ,Z Bruce DeV1ieger Beverly Hill 7244: a . .T ., ' fr l f g, uf . Nz Don Pierson Carrie Andrews 71544: 77o,4cd4-fa t X ' 1 , Don Pierson Mary Angelo Wayne Baker Joan S. Howard ' zet - is, . in I -5,- I 4, M A, am. Judd Epstein Brenda. Taylor 7itaa4'a6dqzaSmw4 Izxy Don Pierson Lee Saxton 77tuzPmmz4l J '19 john Monticello Lee Saxton . Judd Epstein Kathy Griffin fachfedf , 14 ai J Bruce DeVlieger Beverly Hill '7aue4e Seam: 7zeee4z Snare 1 R292 . SSS., Brenda DuBois Steven Mahon Mary Angelo Mike Newberry M v sJ Q , jim Ormiston Carrie Andrews Actor, Artrefr Artirtr Bert All-Round Bert Dreued Beit Looking Brain: Clown! Clay: Couple Dancer: Eyef Flirtf Greatest Talker: Hardest Worker! Mort Ambitiour Mort Athletic Mort Barbful Mort Cooperative Mort Likely to Surreed Mort Popular Mort Practieal Muxiciam Perpetual Motion - Politician! Quieteft Tallert and Shortest Nirert Smile Bert Naturea' Sheila Burgher Gail Morgan Mary Angelo Colette Rinaldi Mary Angelo Jerri Ketcham Kathy Griffin Vonda Molter Linda Cuddy Vonda Molter joan Poff Kathy Griffin Lee Saxton Lee Saxton B. J. Fischer Beverly Hill Carrie Andrews Lee Saxton Mary Angelo Lee Saxton joan S. Howard Kathy Griffin Brenda Taylor Beverly Hill Brenda Du Bois Mary Angelo Carrie Andrews Roger Dodd Lynn Van Kuran Don Pierson Jim Litts Bob Chapman Dick Clover jim Peters Ronnie Slick jim Litts joe Dunphy Rick Goon Jim Peters Don Pierson Don Pierson John Cornick Bruce DeVlieger Don Pierson Don Pierson Don Pierson john Monticello Wayne Baker Judd Epstein Judd Epstein Bruce DeVlieger Mike Newberry Steve Mahon jim Ormiston CLASS PROPHECY The future extends far away before us. What does Fate have in store for members of the class of 1960? Turid Thomassen and joe Van Riper will meet in Baghdad in foreign service. Dick Carmody will direct a smash-hit Broadway play that runs for six years. Barb Raif will open a motel in the Belgian Congo. john Schreck will fit Elizabeth Taylor with her first set of false teeth. Katie Antony will star in the first movie with Feel-o-vision. Lee Saxton will teach a future president in kindergarten. Sandy Beverly, joan A. Howard and Vonda Molter, will be airline stewardesses on the first passenger plane to the moon. Dale Pierce will be the pilot. Dorsa Nelson will be the nurse in the submarine that will travel under the Arctic ice cap. jim Peters will succeed Emmett Kelly as world's best-known clown. Wayne Baker will get a kiss on the cheek from Khrushchev just like Van Cliburn. Nancy Graffius will complement her role as a Swiss flag swinger with yodeling. Pat Gage will accidentally blow bubblegum through his trumpet while making his night- club debut. Vera Larrabee, beautician, will give Eleanor Roosevelt a face-lifting. john Monticello will be shark-feeder at Marineland, California. Martin Rorapaugh will join the Russian ballet. Bill Corson will write the best-selling novel of 1980, The Cow and I. B. J. Fischer, Dawn Goodison, Kathy Griffin, Alice Duffy, and Sharon Parker will be nurses on the Isle of Man. Gary Pierce will build coffins. Pat Scanlin will teach French at the Sorbonne. Jackie Brokaw will become a mime, Roger Dodd will be a Shakespearean actor. Judy Adams will be a tennis champion. Brenda Case will work on the Secretariat in the UN. Dennis Lee will be a Secret Service man. Carol Lawrio will paint portraits of royalty. Lucy Lee will be a dietician for rich men with ulcers. 1 jim Lorenson will throw wild parties for his state department friends in Chile. Ed Lopke will construct an electronic brain for his kids to use on homework. Steve Mahon will coach football at the University of Texas. Bruce MacQueen will become an eccentric millionaire. Gail Morgan will decorate for high society balls with chickenwire. Marcia Jones will dye her hair pink. Sue Pearsall will produce and direct a top-rated television drama. Colette Rinaldi will drive a white Thunderbird lined with pink mink Don Chrzan will wash windows on the Empire State Building. Bernie Luther will travel around the world selling hair tonic. Paul Holland will invent green tulips. Theodore Peck will join the editorial staff of Mad Magazine. Sue Schoenberger will train race horses. Lynn Van Kuran will paint a mural for the Russian Embassy. Doug Gustin will discover the lost continent of Atlantis while deep-sea fishing Daryl Ellis and Doug Blackman will be parachute testers. Bill Braumlin will handpaint neckties. Doug Alsup will achieve the world's championship in spelunking. Carole Genung will replace Elizabeth Arden in the field of cosmetics. Dan Haggerty will write childrenls stories. Rick Greene will be a tattoo expert. jerry Diffenbeck will be an early-morning bugler in the army. Linda Cuddy will run a silk-worm farm. Al Konecny will make a fortune converting sea water into soft drink. Venley McGregor will own the world's largest reindeer ranch. Tom Epley will make the first dictionary of the Hottentot language. Dan Cihiwsky will be a jewelry designer. Bob Clapper will become a toothpick manufacturer. jim Totten, Penny Roberts, Wayne Walter, and Don Pierson will form a corporation to corner the market on pigs' knuckles. Rick Goon will test jawbreakers for Clark Candy Company. Dick Clover will amass more degrees than ever before held by a single person. jim Litts will invent a dance step which will sweep the country. Mary Angelo will call a meeting of World-Wide Secretaries in Chicago. Present at this convention will be: Sharon Allen, Lana Burgher, Lorraine Scarzafava, Pat Pat- terson, Marianne McCarthy, Gail Hulslander, Bonnie Deister, Marlene Neild, Lee Lockwood, janet Hunsinger, Pat jones, Carol Heavey, Vestal Gleason, Nancy Hagen, Pat Fletcher, Dorothy Heath, Marjorie Davis, Janet Ball, Donna Carley, Phyllis Davidson, Betty Neely, Barbara House, Joan Bailey, Louise Carmon, and Doris English. Dave Giannuzzi will be a schmeagle-breeder. joan S. Howard will lead the Easter Day Parade down the streets of New York. Jim Ormiston will revolutionize the go-cart industry. Linda Beaudette will become a great Broadway character actress aging eighty years in one role. Bill Bierly will open a jelly bean store in Washington, D. C. Arlene French and Bev Chilson will have thirteen children apiece. Wallace Hackling will be a weather forecaster in Antarctica. jack Kenney will be a snake charmer. Linda Davis will smile for toothpaste commercials. Hazel Wilmot will become a model for the House of Dior. Sheryl Woodruff will invent a new glue to hold bones together. Sandy Rogers will be an elementary teacher in South Africa. Bob Chapman will inherit a wax museum. Milt Coles will have a street named after him in Tokyo. Dusty Blake will drive the Borax 20-mule team across Death Valley. Shirley Wardell will take up the trapeze. Sharon Irving and Judy Johnston will become policewomen. Kevin Bryant will write an opera. Frank Champion will discover a new planet. John Cornick will be a dark horse candidate in the election of 1996. Jerry Savage will have a comic strip in the Herald Tribune. Warren Potter will be the scientist who cures the common cold. Henry Jones will be a champion boxer. Brenda Taylor will be a soloist on the bagpipe. Bev Hill will be a hypnotist. Dwayne King will own two yachts-one pink, one chartreuse. Ronald Brinkos will work his way up to a three and one-half star general in the army. Jim Campbell will be an Oriental rug-weaver. Nancy Morlando will make a fortune in dandelion perfume. Marcia Olson, Kathy Allyn, and Pat Purdy will found a teachers' union to raise salaries reduce hours, and limit outside duties such as correcting papers. Gail Flanigan will visit many exotic foreign places as a result of stowing away on a jet. Jerri Ketcham will get a job on a banana boat and see the world. Judy Stevens will become a top model in bloomers. Brian Hart will have a puppet show on television. Linda Lewis will be a woman jet pilot. Todd Reese will open a house of fashion. Denny Arrufat will be a world-famous hair stylist. Sue Dunn will show the natives of New Guinea how to deal with their tensions George Andrews will star in the movie I was a Teenage Ubangif' Marie Yonkin will bring vermillion wigs into vogue. Gary Warner will own a chain of dance studios. Bill Wood will compose classical music for the calliope. Peggy Clapper will become a world-renowned espionage agent. Judy Cummings will appear at the Coconut Grove playing bongo drums. Nadine Talada will disprove Einstein's theory. joan Kretschmar will revive the bustle. Gary Doupe will give tango lessons. Donna Cuddihe will become a torch singer. Kay Frey will grow a giant turnip. Norm Travis will remake johnny Ray's record of Cry, Judd Epstein will live in a cave and grow petunias. Curt Ellis will be a chef specializing in beans. Don Barry will buy Tiffany's. Bernita Griswold will appear at La Scalo and accompany herself on the ukulele. Terry Schmidt will go to sea on a whaling ship. jerry Van Duzen will invent the grop, which will replace the wheel. Don White will dye his hair and become a Method actor. Sheila Burgher will win a nation-wide candy contest with her recipe for Mango Mints. Al Plymale will flip over Mango Mints. We're sorry that because of limited space, we could not include all Seniors in the Prophesy. The Editors V 0 W 6 .5 I, X Q 9 7 D D . o oo gf ,sf C UN IORS 209 ROW 1: J. Beckhorn, S. Blasko, B. Cheney, B Berne, B. Bartholomew, T. Brown, J. Burris, H. Cole D. Baer, J. Cawley, E. Bouton, G. Babykin. ROW 2: M. Conant, J. Apalovich, L. Ayers, G Ackert, K. Becker, F. Buehler, R. Baldwin, J. Card ROW 1: S. Carr, J. Beaudoin, A, Collington, S. Cap well, B. Bowen, S. Corwin, D. Carrington, B. Cole- man, T. Benzelewski, G. Barnes. ROW 2: J. Braithwaite, L. Coleman, G. Clapper W. Burrier, G. Cook, H. Baeuche, W. Buza, C Buza, S. Ayers. 210 ROW 1: D. Eddy, S. Coulter, W. DuBois, K. Ed- sell, G. Drum, B. Darrow, S. Dymond, G. Dykeman ROW 2: G. Curtis, C. Deane, J. Doty, R. DuBois K. Cramer, B. Dunlap, M. DiNunzio. HOMEMAKING KITCHEN ROW 1: S. Gow, J. Gleason, H. Fetherolf, S. Glea- son, S. Ellis, E. Foster, B. Gifford, L. Gilroy. ROW 2: G. Fellows, A. Fish, J. Garvey, R. Fenton, L. Gabriel, C. Fitch, D. George. ART ROOM ROW 1: J. Hobart, Z. Grow, E. Heidtman, T Hughes, N. Hill, A. Greene, C. Hood, L. Hackett. Henson M ohnson J. , - I . ROW 2: B. Keely, R. Hasley, M. Hanafin, J. Kenderes, J. Grannis, D. Hunsinger, B. June, V. Hink, C. Kocian, W. Kelbaugh. ROW 3: G. Henderson, R. Koch, A. Grannis, J Haggerty, F. Hoffstadt, V. Homer, R. Halter. BIOLOGY LAB ROW 1: C. Meaker, C. Myers, P. Neily, S. Mott M. Mascioli, J. Mitchell, B. Lynch, J. Morton, L Moore, C. Miller. ROW 2: J. Oliver, F. Norton, M. Marlow, C Miller, S. Mulhollen, B. Munson, E. O'Hara, G Newton, J. McGregor. ROW 3: S. Nielsen, R. Martin, P. Nielsen, R Morrison, A. Miller, R. Myers, H. May, R. Marsh R. Moyer. 301 ROW 1: S. Hess, J. Krissel, G. Lane, S. Luding ton, P. Little, E. Lovelace, D. Krom, J. Lenox, B Lenkiewicz, N. Lane. ROW 2: V. Kryer, S. Levinos, L. Lane, D. Man cini, D. Loeffler, D. Kovach, G. Madison, D. Lan don, T. Kristof. 302 ROW 1: J. Morrill, C. Quick, B. Perkins, B. O'Neill, J. Piester, P. Procino, C. Pfaff, N. Pollard. ROW 2: A. Platt, I. Olver, D. Parker, S. Owens, M. Osman, R. Payne. ROW 3: K. Richards, K. Polter, K. Richardson, J. Phelps, M. Rinker, G. Quinn. 303 ROW 1: L. Ryan, S. Simpson, J. Samson, G. Robek, K. Sellick, B. Russell, Annalee Robbins. ROW 2: 1. Rutkowski, T. Scarano, J. Rounds, H. Severn, H. Smith, G. Sanford, H. Shelp, R. Rush. 304 ROW 1: D. Taylor, S. Silvernail, N. Trout, S Smith, N. Stratton, B. Smith, L. Smith. ROW 2: S. Tuckey, E. Sorochinsky, P. Stout, J Totten, C. Stalker, L. Sternberg, D. Smith, L. Taylor ROW 3: B. Staudt. B. Titcomb, B. Tanner, B. Smith L. Stastyshyn, S. Spars. ROW 4: 1. Spencer, G. Starbuck, D. Stein, B. Snyder 306 ROW 1: M. Wickham, K. Young, J. Warner, K. Wingler, M. Watrous, P. Wellman, E. Williams. ROW 2: B. Weierich, G. Wiesing, T. Mahar, W. Yingling, G. Novak, R. Zuleeg, S. Williams. ROW 3: A. Lenkiewicz, G. Wilcley, R. Wagener, J. Weed, R. Sanzo. SOPHOMORES 201 ROW 1: D. Anclerssen, P. Bernadt, P. Scarano, B. Petrush, P. Brain, M. Brown, D. Brigode, C. Brim- mer, J. Bleuer, D. Audette. ROW 2: P. Blake, R. Cackett, L. Bogart, E. Brown, G. Beach, B. Balchunas, C. Albeck, R. Avery, M. Banick, S. Baker. ROW 3: M. Briggs, -I. Barrier, G. Burgher, A. Campbell, D. Bulger, K. Barnum, J. Ace, P. Alley, C. Berge. ROW 4: J. Bieber, L. Ackley, C. Bunts, C. Austin, F. Bogaczyk, A. Anderson, T. Brooks. 202 ROW 1: S. Chapman, P. Conklin, R. Chetko, P. Dietrichsen, J. Duck, D. Bassitt, S. Chieco, C. Cavaliere, L. Carson, C. Case. ROW 2: S. Cokely, N. Dingman, V. Clapper, M. Crowell, L. Cramer, C. Conklin, D. Day, P. Deets, C. Chatham, B. Crooks, E. Greeley. ROW 3: G. Collington, A. Dowd, B. Currie, R. Cockrell, J. Costly, J. Coulter, D. Cross, R. Card, W. DuBois. ROW 4: D. Conrad, R. DeBoyace, G. Donson, R. Carmon, R. Cargill, D. Dodd, D. Deets, R. Cummings. 203 ROW 1: K. Gossler, S. Hoddad, M. Gonyou, M. Greene, D. Guldenshuh, S. Gregory, G. French, B. Eldred, M. Duffy, B. Fuller. ROW 2: R. Greene, W. Greenhalgh, N. Griffin, J. Early, D. Gustin, J. Durfee, N. Edwards, J. Gib- son, 1. Earley. 204 ROW 1: J. Knox, V. Hotchkiss, W. Hart, P. Herceg, J. Humphrey, F. Koncak, S. Halley, C. jatko, T Hallick. ROW 2: J. Hix, S. Anchra, C. jamies, S. Kinner S. Johnson, B. June, N. Herko, Y. Kanazowich, R Heath, M. jordan. ROW 3: J. Hricik, J. Kimble, D. Haire, R. Heath T. Henley, H. Hitchcock, G. Hoover, J. Harvey. v 205 ROW 1: N. LeSucr, E. Makar, J. Lovell, M. Krom, P. Lndington, M. Marino, C. Kristof, C. McKeown. ROW 2: C. Lane, P. Lane, J. Lewis, S. Madden, J. Meyer, P. McClelland, C. McLoin, ROW 3: N. Matulewicz, G. Krise, A. Mann, E. Mares, T. Lewis, F. Martinek, E. Leamer, D. Lock- wood, B. Marean. ROW 4: G. McKeon, iM. Michna, R. Marsh, M. McIntyre, D. Lee, B. Martin. 206 ROW 1: P. Paddock, M. Noyes, Jean Peterson, Joan Peterson, J. Olsen. M. Mroczko, S. Myers, A. Moss. ROW 2: C. Moore, N. Norton, E. Moore, N. Miller, J. Parker, B. Petrush, A. Munn, E. Nicholas. ROW 3: R. Peck, W. Newell, R. Post, S. Osborne, W. Montross, C. Peters, K. Morgan. ROW 4: G. Middendorf, R. Nestrick, J. Perry, R. Post, M. Minnich, W. Pierce, D. Murphy. 207 ROW 1: C. Sisenstein, S. Ross, J. Stanton, L. Rath- bun, C. Severn, P. Sasino, P. Scarano, T. Schaffert ROW 2: E. Sarvey, C. Schmidt, M. Spohn, E. St ohn P Maerkle C Potochnik T Rishel E Smith ROW 3: J. Scheer, A. Smith, D. Sprusansky, B. Slick, J. Sanzo, J. Spoor, R. Sayre, L. Shaver, R. Standish, C. Rich, B. Singer, C. Rising, G. Raymond, C. Shelly, G. Reardon, D. Scott. LIBRARY ROW 1: L. Sykes, M. Stephens, P. Stryker, N. Um- hauer, D. Muckey, J. Van Vliet, D. Van Hart, C. Stone. ROW 2: T. Conroy, P. Walters, S. Tilton, M. Van Dusen, L. Tyler, B. Thompson, C. Thal- hofer. ROW 3: K. Underwood, T. Digaloh, T. Swain, G Vanderbilt, M. George, B. Warner. ROW 4: R. Walker, G. Warfle, R. Sanderlin, D Tator, R. Wasyln. 208 ROW 1: P. Wheeland, C. Fairbanks, D. Wilber, L. Page, C. Zalenski, L. Purdy, C. Weston. ROW 2: M. Wilber, B. Shirley, C. Wright, R. Wiland, B. Permach, D. Wilcox, W. Weber. ROW 3: E. Zimmer, R. Winans, B. Webster, R. Welty, J. Zimmer, T. Reister. ROW 4: R. Wilcox, D. Gardner, Dan Weston, Dave Weston, J. Kristik. FRESHMEN 105 ROW 1: B. Conigliaro, L. Bartholomew, K. Andrews, L. Brinkos, C. Callahan, B. Cole, C. Brown, P. Chapman. ROW 2: N. Brozaitis, N. Browning, A. Coleman, S. Cockrell, S. Bear, S. Bridges, J. Converse, C. Montes, D. Cooper. ROW 5: M. Andrews, T. Bleur, H, Coles, B. Clark, T. Cihiwsky, C. Abissi, J. Baldwin, K. Ballard, R. Boardman. ROW 4: J. Bannerman, R. Behrens, D. Brown, E. Conrad, J. Carlson, K. Bisgrove. CAFETERIA WEST ROW 1: B. Decker, D, Fudger, D. Garvey, C. Coughlin, S. Fields, B. Brooks, J. Gabriel, C. Dates, S. Fredericks, P. Duffy, S. Eichenberg. ROW 2: J. DiNunzio, P. Eldred, V. Angelo, B. English, A. Francovello, J. Cornick, S. Edwards, E. Dunphy, J. Earl, A. Corcoran, D. Fanara, S. Gibson. ROW 3: C. Drost, C. Gleason, J. Gallup, C. Gates, D. Frederick, W. Day, J. Fitzgerald, B. Fletcher, G. DePaulo, L. Frasca, B. Fischthol. CAFETERIA MIDDLE ROW 1: K. Hall, R. Letson, C. Krissel, E. Midden- dorf, J. Hosie, C. Harrington, S. Landon, K. Glezen. ROW 2: S. Lentz, D. Houghton, C. Lawrio, P. Krot- zer, S. Iattimore, M. Hughes, P. Graffius, J. Hertzog, E. Gross. ROW 3: C. Hugenine, D. Keech, S. Horton, D. Hill, V. Knapp, N. Kilmer, D. Gleason, P. Gouldin, E. Jumper. ROW 4: R. Gross, L. Hall, B. Kamisky, D. Haight, G. Learned, Hemstreet, J. Hoover, E. Hughes, D. J. Kelley, R. Hynes. CAFETERIA EAST ROW 1: D. Minnich, B. Morse, L. Mantei, M. Mack B. Maerkle, C. McNamara, B. Lillie. ROW 2: D. Macbeth, M. Martens, J. Messersmith, J McQuiston, J. Matthews, D. Loveless, D. Loveless ROW 3: P. Messemer, T. Lloyde, J. Mushook, J Lucas, J. Monticello, B. Meyer, A. Marshall. ROW 4: L. Norton, P. Murphy, C. Miller, P. Mer rell, B. Lott, J. Naylor, K. Lewis. ROW 5: D. Newman: G. Myers, A. Morse. 106 ROW 1: S. O'Connor, R. Parker, J. O'Hara, S. Pot ter, A, Popik, S. Pitchanau, N. Ormiston, E. Reis tetter, M. Rinaldi. ROW 2: C. Robbins, B. Quackenbush, C. Riner, M Post, R. Pl male, C. Owens, K. Reardon, K. O'Con nell, H. Peliow. ROW 3: C. Place, J. Pilkington, N. Pritchard, T Rickerson, E. Page, R. Slick, T. Raif, R. Quinn M. Owens. ROW 4: D. Pipher, D. Olson, W. Robbins, R. Pierce T. Orzell, R. Pfaff, B. Oliver, S. Reese, J. Pierson. 107 ROW 1: M. Rock, A. Smith, S. Scanlin, C. Stanton, H. Shattuck, N. Stanley, J. Stalker, S. Shaw, D. Robinson, D. Spencer. ROW 2: A. Sagan, G. Steinruck, C. Roos, C. Schupp, J. Stevens, B. Schilling, N. Smith, C. Slottje, K. Sanford, D. Stanford. ROW 3: V. Rose, R. Sutton, T. Steenburg, A. Sweeney, D. Stewart, W. Schweizer, K. Rosenbloom, T. Rolls. 108 ROW 1: D. Malinich, M. Vrablic, L. Trout, K. Wilcox, G. Van Derveer, M. Vrablic, H. Weber, D. Wildey, D. Utter. ROW 2: H. Theetge, R. Tiel, J. Whittaker, 'R. Francis, G. Wilson, D. Totten, T. Tobbe, H. Walser. 108 ROW 1: S. Congclon, P. Taylor, D. Viglione, R. Williams, L. Wardell, P. Wood, J. Wingate. ROW 2: C. Yonl-cin, K. Totten, R. Yuhas, T. Weaver, F. Wiggins, P. Thayne, C. Terry, C. Terrence. EIGHTH GRADER RED BUILDING 201 ROW 1: L. Adams, N. Brown, I. Benzelewski, H Adams, J. Arrufat, P. Bear, L. Converse, D. Bassett V. Campion, R. Camp. ROW 2: R. Armont, B. Braithwaite, C. Allyn, B Boice, S. Bulger, S. Coleman, D. Cokely, S. Buxton C. Adams, J. Boland. ROW 3: C. Alsup, T. Baker, E. Pollack, R. Bennett C. Burgess, M. Coleman, G. Ballard, C. Barnum R. Ambrose. ROW 4: D. Case, J. Bryant, D. Bennett, H. Eggles- ton, J. Brown, G. Corl. RED BUILDING 202 ROW 1: S. Cortright, B. O'Connor, T. Epstein, B. Crossett, F. Drumm, M. Fisher, A. Dodd, M. Cebara, L. Fundis, C. Fourness. ROW 2: T. Fuller, E. Decker, D. Fischthal, J. Flavin, C. Farr, C. Fouse, M. Duffy, S. Fernbach, M. Foster, R. Deubler. ROW 3: D. Crispell, K. Ely, M. D'Angelo, L Doupe, J. Dare, M. Saddlemire, E. Fenstemacher, J. Crotty, K. Eves, E, Durand. 1 1 s 204 RED BUILDING ROW 1: K. Heffron, C. Henning, G. Gurney, L Grow, H. Hix, F. Harvey, J. Bryan, L. Hess, C Febish, T. Malinich. ROW 2: R. Miller, P. Hogan, C. Holton, M. Matern L. Sheldon, P. Fundis, H. Harvey, J. O'Hara, S Houseknecht, J. Stone, T. Hamlin. ROW 3: F. Hackett, T. Howard, W. Connery, L Hanifin, A. Gavazzi, K. Gatskill, J. George, P Lynt, G. Harper. ROW 4: E. Harrison, R. Homa, M. Valabeck, L Hahn, C. Lyon. 501 RED BUILDING ROW 1: M. Hyde, C. Jensen, J. Jacobs, K. John son, B. Knausdorf, C. Kennedy, J. Lupole, J. Lopke D. Lyman. ROW 2: C. Loveless, J. Love, A. Johnson, D. Koch, P. Little, P. Kryger, S. Lenox, N. Joiner, C King. ROW 3: G. Lockwood, T, Lynch, G. Liddle, S Heyda, D. Little, R. Landon, L. Hudock, T. Leonard F. Kinner, J. Loughren. ROW 4: S. Krupsky, L. Hunsinger, J. Lainhart, G Jones. 302 RED BUILDING ROW 1: K. Purdy, P. Pickering, K. Pierson, S. Ray mond, J. Munn, E. Reistetter, L. Layman, L. Molter ROW 2: W. Meloling, W. O'Brien, J. Munn, C Miller, S. Post, J. Potts, K. Murphy, D. Molter, J Moss, J. Nestrick. ROW 3: D. McNeil, K. McClelland, T. Montross G. Mahon, T. Michno, L. Pease, W. Parrish, D Morgan, A. Miller, L. Middendorf. ROWV4: G. Oakley, E. Mock, C. Manning, C. Pierce E. Mahon, D. Martin, P. Northrup. v 303 RED BUILDING ROW 1: I. Seebahm, L. Rutter, Y. Shephard, C. Sisson, K. Stoddard, J. Stevens, N. Silveri, S. Rought. ROW 2: C. Sickler, J. Sternburg, P. Sweeney, D. Scott, J. Sisson, C. Shelley, C. Schneider. ROW 3: R. Savage, R. Rogers, I. Russel, A. Smith. R. Smith, W. Lamphere. D. Stanton, G. Liddle. ROW 4: T. Smallcomb, W. Chatham, D. Tkachuk. R. Stowell, G. Strouse, D. Riley. K. Spencer, A. Spence. 304 RED BUILDING ROW 1: C. Vandermark, S. Vail, L. Walters, S Young, K. Van Dusan, S. Van Vliet, J. Wilber. D. Wray, N. Wilford. ROW 2: D. Williams, B. Wilans, S. Whitehouse. R. Tinklepaugh, F. Warwick, N. Zinke, P. White. ROW 3: L. Wark, A, Rogers, D. Ward, W. Walters, S. Tucker, R. Westfall, D. Tillitson, C. Toeller, D. Wiggin, D. Williamson. ROW 4: C. Giardina, S. Terry, B. Wark. SEVENTH GRADERS 1 ROW 1: D. Kosick, J. Andrews, N. Callaghan, J Callahan, V. Allen, J. Apker, S. Brown, G. Bennett L. Card, K. Beam. ROW 2: W. Carr, A. Bridges, C. Bennett, A. Bollen S. Card, B. Bisgrove, S. Buxton, D. Broughton, M Andrews, J. Babcock. ROW 3: L Bri s W. Bynes, D Baer, D. Ben- . gg , . nett, P. Browning, G. Brodsky, W. Burgher, L. Carr W. Andressen, R. Baker. ROW 4: D. Butler, W. Arthur, R. Babcock, R Campbell, F. Bello, J. Alden, R. Barnard. 1 2 ROW 1: S. Chilson, A. Clark, L. Crandall, J. Ellis K. Crispell, M. Dykeman, J. DeWolfe, M. D'Angelo ROW 2: E. Creasy, B. Douglass, M. Cleaveland, A Dowd, D. Daniels, K. Crandall, S. Dunlap, D. Col born. ROW 3: H. Decker, J. Dixon, C. Carriere, J Coolbaugh, C. Connelly, M. Dersohn, J. Delmar, R Chamberlain. ROW 4: D. Deane, B. Crandall, G. Fenstemacher. 7 ROW 1: M. Gaskill, P. Smith, G. Frederick, S. Gregory, R. Hager, L. Fitzgerald, A. Fitzpatrick. ROW 2: J. Haggerty, P. Gray, C. Frisrh, D. Love- less, R. Gensler, C. Frink. ROW 3: C. Greene, B. Friend, M. Ingram, D. Whitesell, E. Foster, 'E. Henson, M. Gaizik. ROW 4: D. Fitch, G. Oney, J. Malesad, D. Kishek. B. Glann, T. Payne, E. Gleason. ROW 5: A. Finkelstein, J. Fohner, B. Whir. C Fuller, W. Greenleaf. 102 ROW 1: K. Jones, J. Kelly, B. Congdon, K. Hotch- kiss, Y. Johnson, M. Joiner, M. Hillis, M. Hem- street. ROW 2: R. Honnick, K. Harvey, J. Halter, M, Halligan, M. House, G, Hink, J. Kelly, J. Halley. ROW 3: R. Hall, E. Johnson, R. Hanson, A. Her- mann, W. Hess, E. Hahn, D. Hermanson, R. House- knecht, B. Johnson. ROW 4: R. Hudick, R. Heath, S. Hardie, D. Haus. R. Haney, D. Hicks, T. Havens. 103 ROW 1: N, I.f3l1ITI1U, B. Mather, A. lxmkowsky, M. Lynch. J. Kaminsky. B. Lazier, R, Kocian, G. Knausdorf. ROW 2: G, Lainhart, kl, Mays. D. Lee, R. Mc- Manious, C. Lucas, R. Kintner. J. Langland, R. Lane, P. King, P. Kavach. 103 ROW 1: B. Loeffer, A. Knapp, G. Lingle, J. Man tin, J. Lillie, L. Loeffler, L. Liguori, S. Kittle. ROW 2: W. Lainhart, L. Layman, R. McCoy, j Lucas, L. Martins, W, Loesch. D. Lane, K, Lorensen J. McPortland, B. Marlett. 104 ROW 1: E, Reistetter, M. Rose, D. Oakley, L. New man, D. Nosewicz, J. Rockwell, E. Owens, C. Mid Llendorf. ROW 2: K. Pearson, C. Pipher, J. Perry, N. Moyer J. Oliver, M. Oris, I. Ollcowski, S, Pasquarello, ROW 3: D. Quackenbush, E. Nestuck, T. Parr, G Pollak, S. Morris, E. Reisinger, B. Pendlebury, A Noyes, D. Post. ROW 4: D. Robinson, Repp, J. Prater, J. Price. g 4,1 X x 1 i - 102 RED BUILDING ROW 1: E. Stanton, L. Swersey, M. Toole, B. Scott 1. Schuman, M. McMullen, L. Scott, B. Shea, B Sullivan. ROW 2: H. Schoonover, D. Shary, V. Snyder, P Slate, L. Vandervort, L. Schrader, J. Spohn, B Swagler, E. Spencer. ROW 3: J. Sternberg, R. Sweet, D. Schreck, R Sullivan, R. Shuta, K. Seebohm, R. Shaw, W. Stevens, T. Rowe, R. Steen. 101 RED BUILDING ROW 1: P. Vandemark, K. Terrence, B. Terwelliger. L. Treaster, B. Wagner, J. Vullimer, M. Totten, P. Warner, E. Tiel. ROW 2: C. Tiffany, L. VanPatten, A. Terwelliger. L. Thresher, B. Warner, S. Gillespie, L. Treaster. T. Thayne, A. Tanner, S. Longtin. ROW 3: P. VanVliet, R. Trout, D. Vail, R. Wagner. E. Wachtman, P. Waters, R. Tuckey, A. Towers. ROW 4: A Thrasher, D. Tilley. W f ooo f' g - .V Q Q' gala STUDE T GGVER MENT The Student Government, working with the ad- ministration, governs the student body by working out problems and passing important legislation con- cerning the students. The members of the Student Government include four elected representatives from each grade and the president and vice-president of each class. Mary Angelo. Treasurerg Sandra Simpson, Secretaryg Louise Ryan, Vice-President: Mr. R. Powell, Advisorg john Monticello, Pres- ident. ROW 1: P. Chapman. P. Little, J. Crotty, J. DiNunzio, T. Benzelewski, M. Duffy, P. Saxton. ROW2: D. Macbeth, W. Montross, B. Fischer, M. Clapper, D. Farwell, J. Samson, R. Greene. ROW 3: R. Welty, G. Hoover, J. Litts, H. May, J, Card, D. Pierson, J. Lucas. . W:sa,wzwsux:.airiiuiezi '-1 ' wuasin-aww -aa .aan . The requirements for members of Honor Society are leadership, scholarship, character, and service, and students elected to this group uphold these qualities HO OR SOCIETY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY X S K 5 throughout their careers. f ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW L. Q . 'Q -E ff 2' J. Johnston, Secretary, J. Ketcham, President, S. Irving, Vice-President, R. Clover, Treasurer. P. Saxton, S. Parker, P. Purdy, B. Case, G. Morgan, K. Frey, S. Dunn, M. Olson. L. Cuddy, J. Adams, J. Kretschmar, S. Wardell, M. Clapper, N. Graffius, J. Howard. j. Monticello, F. Campion, J. Totten, R. Greene, J. Epstein, D. Pierson, B. Luther, G. Doupe. J. Ormiston, J. Litts, J. Schreck, M. Coles, W. Potter, P. Gage, W. Walters. Ni- . I 2 ci! 'W ROW 1: N. Graffius, Vice-President: J. Schreck, President, J. Epstein, Parliamentariang Mrs. D. Harder, Advisor, B. Case, Secretary, S. Parker, Treasurer. U ITED TION S CLUB Since its founding in 1947 the United Nations Club has grown to a membership of more than one hundred and twenty Juniors and Seniors. In addition to its enviable reputation this club has become the largest club in the school under the prudent direction of Mrs. Dorothy Harder, its dedicated advisor. Activities such as the bottle drive, Senior vs. Faculty basketball games, movies, dances, and bakesales raise the funds which pay for many of the club's expenses on its an- nual trip to New York City. This year the club supported such organizations as Care, Save the Children Federation, and the Vestal Welfare Fund and participated in the United Nations Model Assembly. ROW 1: T. Epley, E. Lopke, F. Campion, R. Clover, J. Schreck-President, J. Epstein-Parliamentarian, B. Hart, J. Litts, P. Roberts, D King, D. Pierson, J. Garvey, J. Monticello. ROW 2: V. Molter, J. A. Howard, G. Morgan, M, Davis, B. Fischer, H. Wilmot, M. Yonkin, H. May, R. Dodd, A. Konecny, D. Dingle- berry, C. Curtis, J. Card. ROW 3: J. Piester, J. Samson, L. Ryan, T. Benzelewski, D. Wilson, V. McGregor, L. Van Kuren, B. Clapper, L. Davis, J. Kretschmar K. Antony, D. Cuddihe, L. Saxton. ROW 4: C. Rinaldi, L. Scarzafava, L. Lee, C, Greene, P. Jones, M. McCarthy, G. Barnes, N. Morlando, B. Bartholomew, K. Frey, T Thomassen, P. Little, L. Cuddy. ' ROW 5: J. Micilcavage, D. Taylor, J. Ketcham, M. Jones, L. Beaudette. B. CaseiSecretary, S. Rogers, S. Woodruff, M. Clapper, D Nelson, B. Deister, J. Hobart, R. Greene. ROW 6: V. Gleason, D. DuBois, K. Vail, L. Tilton, S. Dunn, S. Joiner, S. Wardell, S. ParkereATreasurer, S. Pearsall, C. Andrews, G Flanigan, B. Bowen, J. Ball. ROW 7: K. Allyn, J. S. Howard, J. Lorensen, J. Totten, A. Plymale, S. Burgher, N. Lane, C. Stalker, T. Patti, T, Hughes, B. Smith, J Peters, Bruce MacQueen. ROW 8: S. Allen, V. Larrabee, J. Adams, J. Johnston, S. Irving, N. Pollard, N. Trout, J. Lenox, M. Hanafin, J. Crotty, S. Simpson J. VanRiper, W. Potter. ROW 9: P. Purdy, P. Hanifin, G. Babykin, J. Hanus, A. Duffy, K. Griffin, S. French, N. Hillis, M. Briggs, D. Giannuzzi, B. Morlundo J. Ormiston, S. Gregson. ROW 10: N. Graffius--Vice-President, P. Gage, M. Rorapaugh, B. Luther, J. Kenney. l03 ROW 1: J. Ketcham, Co-Literary Editorg H. Wilmot, Co-Art Editorg J. Ormiston, C0-Editorg P. Saxton, Editorg S. Wardell, Treasurerg J Adams, Girls' Sports Editorg G. Doupe, Sales Manager, ROW 2: J. Schreck, Co-Literary Editorg L. VanKuran, Co-Art Editorg J. Totten, Advertising Managerg J. Litts, Boys' Sports Editorg J Kenney, Co-Photographerg B. Luther, Co-Photographer. THE DEN STAFF The Den Staff has the important task of publishing the yearbook. The staff wishes to thank the many seniors who have helped on this edition of the Den, particularly joe Van Riper for his art work on our Nebbishes. I04 5 1 'gd . vv wi IN ... ' - 17 - D , ai, I .- X X , fl, y ! il 1-i El , 5 ulfhggi I I , --fe Q . ,, x 'll -ii -F 2 'gf '--,Q THE BEAR FACTS STAFF Our school newspaper, The Bear Facts, is an im- portant part of the life at Vestal Central High School, putting into print students' opinions and accomplish ments as well as other news-worthy items. ROW 1: T. Thomassen, D. Giannuzzi, Circulation Manager, F. Campion, Business Manager, P. Little, Assistant Editor, R. Clover, Edi t0r1 H. Fetherolf, Secretary, K. Frey, Treasurer, J. Lenox, Exchange Editor, K. Antony. ROW 2: T. Schaffert, C. Case, J. Warner, J. Peterson, W. Hart, J, Peterson, D. Guldenschuh, C. Meaker, B. Taylor, N. Trout, G Barnes. ROW 3: F. Norton, P. Bernadt, B. Berne, H. May, E. Lopke, M. johnson, B. Cheney, B, Bartholomew. HI-Y CLUB The Vestal Alpha Gamma Hi-Y Club, whose purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character, has done this through many charity projects. Membership includes girls in grades ten, eleven, and twelve. ROW' 1: M. Angelo, Secretary, T. Patti. Vice-President, J. Kretschmar, President, L. Davis, Treasurer, S. Pearsall, Parliamentariang S. Wzxrdell, Chaplain. ROW' 2: D, Taylor, J. Krissel, S. Mott, B. Perkins, L. Ryan, N. Trout, S. Smith, J. Crotty, Hix. ROW' 5: M. Duffy, J. Yonkin, P. Saxton, B. Raif, J. Hanus, N. Stratton, A. Duffy, K, Griffin, T. Hughes, S. Dunn. ROW' 4: J. Samson, D. Nelson. P. Wfellman, M. Watrous, T. Benzelewski, B. Lynch, D. Dubois, J, Beckhorn, N. Hill, P. Porcino, N Lane. ROW 5: V. Molter. S. Beverly. L. Cuddy, C. Meaker, V. Larrabee, T. Brown, B. Munson, C. Miller, C. Stalker, K. Sellick, S. Foley S. Joiner. J. Poff, L. Tilton. an .rm . ROW 1: D. Pierson-Treasurer, J. Schreck-Vice-President, J. Ormiston--President. D. Parker-Secretary ROW 2: T. Reese, G. Williamson, R. Greene, B. Montross, S. Mahon. ROW 3: F. Bogaczyk, G. Hoover, B. DeWolfe. ROW 4: J. Epstein, J. Card, D. Gustin, S. Spence, D. Stein. ROW 5: K. Fenstemacher, B. Moyer, W. Walter, D. Landon. 44:1 E Vxqix ,ll Q- N ff x it i ll Sl, ki Il' KE Y CLI JB Rfwrzf' The Vestal Key Club, sponsored by the Vestal Kiwanis Club, is a service organization of the school. Using the motto We Build this group seeks to improve school and community under the leader- ship of President jim Ormiston, Vice-President john Schreck, Sec- retary Don Parker, Treasurer Don Pierson, and the club's advisor, Mr. Gillard. ROXX' It F. Norton, Parliamentariang P. Wellnian, Vice-President, H. Fetherolf, President, P. Bernadt, Secretary: J. Lenox, Treasurer. ROW 2: D, Hill, C. Harrington, L. Trout, N. Ormiston, K. Young, J. Bleuer, P. Krotzer, C. Schupp, C. Jamieson. S. Halley, M. Crowell. ROW' 3: L. Tilton, J. Kretschmar, K. Antony, L. Davis, S. Parker, J. Epstein, N. Trout, M. Hanafin, C. Case, C. Schmidt, D. Stanford. ROW' 4: B. Hill, J. Brokaw, S. Woodruff, R. Bunts, J. Ketcham, H. Cole, P. Paddock, B. Berne, C. Zalenski, R. Dodd, B. Hynes. ROW 5: P. Scanlin, J. Lorenson, B. MacQueen, J. Monticello, P, Roberts, G. Savage, R. Clover, ROW 1: S. Capwell, L. Sykes, H. Wilmot, Secretary, G. Morgan, Treasurer, T. Schaffert, E. Lewis, C. Quick, Mr. Williams, Advisor. ROW 2: M. Jones, C. Hood. K. Sellick. President, K. Richards, Vice-Presidentg P. Neilson, C, Case, M. Marlow, D. Baer. FRENCH CLUB The French Club, under the guidance of Mrs. Malinich, is one of Vestal's newer clubs and is growing rapidly. The club studies France and her people and hopes to take a trip to Quebec. ART CLUB Students with an interest in art are invited to join the Art Club. Under the direction of Mr. Williams, the club carries out many Projects, such as paint- ing and decorating the windows of Vestal businesses at Christmastime. DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatics Club is instrumental in presenting the senior play as well as other projectsfsucih as the Students' Night variety show. LAN 4 S '9 5 F0 CRQS JUNIOR RED CROSS CLUB The Junior Red Cross, under Mrs. Kavanaugh, works with the National Red Cross through their many projects and their fund-raising campaign. ROW 1: B. Berne, Treas., D. Carmody, Pres., Mrs. Vanderbilt, Advisor: K. Antony Vice-Pres., J. Lenox, Sec. ROW 2: T. Hughes, B. Smith, S. Schoenberger, T. Thomassen. C. Meaker. J. Kret schmar, L. Davis, D, Nelson, M. Olson. ROW 5: J. Van Riper, N. Pollard, J. Mitchell, K. Griffin, M. Jones, J. Ketchum N. Lane, T. Patti, J, Morton. ROW 4: J, Duck, T. Benzelewslci, P. Dietrichson, K. Frey, M. Crowell, B. Moore J. Meyer, T. Schaffert. N. Miller. ROW 5: J. Lorensen, N. Talada, T. Peck, B. Bowen, M. Marlow, J. Early. T. Rishel C. Galloway, D. Wfilbur. ROW 6: M. Rorapaugh, J. Rutkowski, N. Lott, L. Hackett, C. Hood, L. Sykes. A French. C. Quick, K. Selliclc. ROW Lopke, Treasurer. ROW 2: J, Peterson, D. Parker. ROW 3: S. Simpson, R. Lott, Y. Kanazawich, ROW 4: N. Stratton, P. Schoenberger, B. Fuller, C 13 J. Epstein, Vice-President: C. Andrews, Presidentg N. Trout, Secretary Anderssen, J. Lovell, J. Peterson, VU. Hart, J. Crotty Greene. J. Mitchell, G. Barnes, K. Frey. M. Hahn. Bernadt, B. Lynch, A. Duffy, N. Griffin. K. Griffin, . Galloway, T. Brown. ROW 5: J, Lenox, J. NWarner, V. Clapper, S. Hagen, N. Edwards, M. Hanafin Berne, V. Larrabee, S. Joiner. i E S N S B M. Hanafin, B. Berne, P. Little, T. Patti, N. Trout, H. Fetherolf, S. Levinos, L. Ryan, J. Crotty, J. Samson. ROW 1: J. Litts, Secretary, D. Pierson, President, B. Bierly, Treasurer, Absent'-F. Norton, Vice-President. ROW 2: T. Reese, R. Williamson, S. Mahon, C. Pennell, G. Williamson, G. Wilcox, B. MacQueen. ROW 3: J. Myers, G. Savage, D. King, J. Epstein, J. Peters, D. Barry, R. Schapiro ROW 4: W. Wood, B. Chapman, D. Cihiwsky, D. Gustin, S. Roberts, J. Schreck, J. Lorenson, R. Greene. ROW 5: B. Moyer, A. Plymale, K. Cramer. JUNIOR PRESS CLUB The Press Club members write articles to appear on the high school page of the Sunday Press. VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club is composed of young men who have won a letter in any major sport and been accepted by a vote of the club. The Club has been ardently dedicated to the promotion of school spirit and sportsmanship under the direction of Mr. Pendlebury. P. A. CLUB The students of V.C.H.S. are notified of club meetings, assemblies, lost and found articles, and other items of in- terest through the P.A. Club and its daily announcements. MIXED BOWLING CLUB The Mixed Bowling Club is a very popular club. The members bowl on Wednesdays in mixed teams. ROW 1: S. Schoenberger, B. Diester, C. Andrews, S. Pearsall. ROW 2: T. Patti, B. Berne, S. Levinos, M. McCarthy, S, Simpson. ROW 1: T. Swain, H. Jones, J. Litts, R. Moyer, J. Kinney. ROW 2: S. Capwell, J. Howard, D. Goldenshuh, G. Lane, V. Molter, J, Poff, B Raif, A. Duffy, B. Lynch, S. Simpson, C. Miller. ROW 3: B. J. Fischer, K. Griffin, L. Cuddy, S. Corwin, S. Joiner, M, Clapper, S Kimble, S. Pearsall, E. Sorochinsky, P. Stout. ROW 4: R. Goon, C. Pennell, J. Cornick, G, Savage, R. Greene, P, Neilson, R. Hynes. D. Dingleberry, D. Stanford, D. Saxton. ROW 5: G. Andrews, W. Yingling, J. Morton, E. O'I-lara, J. Campbell, R. Koch. D. Arrufat, G. Lockwood, J. Norton, J. Frasca. f,a1ra1iefa rwrwixiasv,:f ' .aswell K 1,-fxwssazm . . :A ROW 1: B. Raif, C. Hood, L. Hackett, S. Dymond, N. Lott, J. Howard-Treasurer. ROW 2: J. Kenney-President, J. Lorenson, D. Arrufat, J. Schreck-Vice-President, R. Clover, B. Baumlin. ROW 3: J. O'Connor, W. Wasson, B. Keely, L. Frank, R. Morrison. ROW 4: N. Motuleriez, T. Orzell, J. Durfee, M. DiNunzio. ROW 1: B. J. Fischer, K. Allyn, J. Adams, J. Howard, D. Day, B. Case, N. Miller, S. Harned, J. Middleton. ROW 2: A. Duffy, Miss Reynolds, Miss Cleveland, B. Gregory, S. Blasko. ROW 3: C. Wright, A. Dowd, J. Arrufat, K. Terrence, I. Benzelewski, J. Cum mings, D. Carley, L. Loeffler, J. Halter, L. Crandall. ROVU 4: A. Dodd, M. McMullen, M. Foster, A. Johnson, J. Sternberg, C. Shelly, J. Stephens, K. Murphy. ROVV 5: S. Pasquarello, J. Westover, S. Card, S. Hawrylczak, S. Ashcraft, M Cirbara, E. Reistetter, M. Rose, N. Moyer. ROW 6: L. Adams, L. Fitzgerald, S. Gregory, L. Schrader, M. Hyde, R. Tinkle paugh. B. Sullivan, B. Shea. - A an - RIFLE CLUB The Rifle Club members learn to handle and shoot a gun properly. G.A.A. The Girls' Athletic Association meets once a week after school to partici- pate in sports. RADIO CLUB The Radio Club members are inter- ested in operating ham radios. They meet often to discuss ways to improve their radios and to contact foreign radio stations. 3. CS F.F.A. The Future Farmers of America is vocational group of students inter- ted in agriculture. The members learn new useful scientific methods of farm- in g. ROW 1: M. McIntyre, Acting Activities Managerg E. Lopke, President. ROW 2: J. Weirich, W, Burgher, R. Wilkerson. ROW 3: J. Scheer, J. Prater, j. Spoof, P. Alley. ROW 4: F. Campion, G. Madison, D. Kovach, T. Havens. ROW 1: G. Doty, J, Doty, R. Gregson, R. Goon. ROW 2: D. Ward, D. johnson, K. Kasmascik, C. Buza--Reporter, A, Grow President. Poff-Purchasing, J, Epstein-Treasurer. J. Howard-Selling, J, Schreck General Chairman. K ' K mafwarwmas ilfil1i.we,1-ar is H 1-I SNAK SHAK One of the main money making projects for the Senior Class in- cludes the sale of refreshments at all the home football games at the Snak Shak. This organization would like to thank the advisors Mr. Sho- back and Mr. Traphagen as well as the many seniors who worked in the busy Snak Shak. CURTAIN GOING UP J. Weeks, j. VanRiper, R, Dodd. K. Griffin, J. Van Riper, J. 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Williamson, J, Peters. ROW' 2: E. Mahon, D. Vifilcox, R, Slick, R. Hadsell, T. Grannis, M. Minnich, R. Halter, T. Tobbe. WRE TLI G One of Vestal's strongest teams is its wrestling team. This year was no exception as these wrestlers attained a 13-2 record. D, Barry. G. W'ilcox, G. Willianwson. f - - ,,, -V i , .. f .. , as . , . .f-mi: ROW 1: E. Mahon, C. Peters, R. Cummings, J. Miller. ROW 2: T. Greenhalgh, R. Ruh, R. Halter, D. Newman J. V. WRESTLING Another strong team is Vestalls rifle team. Their season is always 21 good one RIFLE TEAM ROW' 1: F. Campion, J. Monticello. ROW 2: R. Morrison, M. DiNunzio, R. Clover. I Nu-Q . -my j in Aiidml , 5 Q57 I i I I at TRACK TEAM J. Epstein flmshes flrst agam Here we are-outside the closed doors. Where will we be in ten years? Only time can tell. llulu H 'xv 9 r? W .-1.4?.12!X. PWQW! 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