Watkins Glen High School - Senecan Oracle Yearbook (Watkins Glen, NY)

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THE SENIOR CLASS CLASS OFFICERS President -Secretary -T reasurer -Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Class Advisor ... Carl Isley Joyce Mickel Anne Cartmell Venico Fraboni Robert Paradiso Raymond Bailey JOAN BLANCHARD — ‘ Only a woman’s hair.” Joan is the girl with the beautiful blond, naturally curly hair that draws so many envious sighs from the less fortunate of the fairer sex. Her enthusiasm for music is revealed in her record of four years in the band. She proved her ability to handle money as class treasurer during her Freshman and Sophomore years. Jo was a member of the Senior Library Club, as well as one of the associate editors for the Oracle. As Betty Shaddock in the Senior Play. Jo proved her great acting ability. Jo’s future is uncertain, but whatever she does, we're positive she will succeed for her pleasant manner wins many friends.

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THE CLASSES

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CHARLES CALHOUN — Handsome is that handsome does. Chuck is that tall, good-looking Senior who has a way with women. Because of his executive ability, he was elected our Freshman president. He has been outstanding in basketball all of his high school years and during his Freshman and Sophomore years was a participant in the physical education demonstration. His Junior year he was a representative to Boy’s State. His portrayal of Jim Mahoney in the Senior Play was excellent. Chuck loves music and has been in the band for four years. He is going to R.B.I. and we are expecting him to follow in the footsteps of his dad. ANNE CARTMELL — Lady, wherefore talk you so” Anne, our valedictorian, did so well as Student Standard treasurer in her Junior Year that as a Senior she was elected class teasurer. Her friendliness and ability to get along with others took her to Girl's State and gained her the D.A.R. award. She was a cheerleader four years, has taken part in intramurals and played the French horn in the band. She was on the Oracle staff as a Freshman and served as editor of the Student Standard and Oracle her Senior year. She also was a member of the Library Club. Anne's portrayal of Tilly was well received. Anne will succeed. JOSEPHINE COMPESE — The grass stoops not. she treads on it so light. Sosephine. better known to all her classmates as Pee Wee. is that short Senior with the big, bright eyes. Pee Wee has always had a great interest in athletics and was a cheerleader for four years. She has taken part in intramurals, in the Physical Educa-toin Demonstrations and worked as a typist for the Student Standard. No one will forget her excellent portrayal of Ludie one of the triplets, in the Senior Play. Josephine hopes to attend Cortland and become a physical education teacher. With all her pep and vim. she'll make a dandy gym teacher. EDWARD CULLEN — He shall have a noble memory. Ld is that tall, easy-going fellow with the wavy hair. He has been most active in basketball, baseball and volleyball intramurals. Taking part in the Alumni Banquet. Election Day Dinner and Senior Ball proved Ed to be a valuable asset to the class. Ed capably filled the position of stage manager for the Senior Play. His many untiring efforts helped make the play a success. Being photography editor for our Oracle has kept Ed busy. Tdis plans for the future aren’t yet decided, but whatever he does you can be sure will be well done. 8