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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

How! Me Chief Kinswat. Me take you through school year 1957-58 of Watkins Glen Central School with help of Senior Class 1958. Come, we go----- 2 THE 1958 DEDICATION With thoughts of gratitude and a reluctant farewell we, the class of 1958, dedicate this edition of our yearbook . . . For his long years of service to our school. For his record of assistance and friendship to a large segment of the student body, For his optimistic outlook toward the future, ... to Mr. Donald Harkness. 4 Rhea J. Angelo Bonnie L. Arnold Arthur W. Barnum Donald G. Brubaker Barbara E. Buck Carolyn M. Bush Rita R. Bartone George W. Berry Lyman D. Bond Mary Lou Caldwell Donald P. Clark James F. Clark Francis H. Cleveland Rebecca L. Cook Virginia M. Dobson 7 Kris M. Ector Marie F. Fazzary Carlton G. Fenton Linda M. Fitch David J. Fraboni Alice B. Garey Judith A. Haughey Thomas Healy George M. Hoagland Stephen A. Hoare Nancy V. Horner John L. Jamison 8 Rita L. Mathers Maxine P. Owens Thomas L. Jaynes Freda M. Lott Elizabeth R. McAnamey Annette D. Nandlestadt Mary J. O'Grady Joan E. Palmer Clistina M. Paradiso John J. Pastore, Jr. Barbara A. Richardson William R. Roberts, Jr. Tyler R. Schouten Edward J. Voorheis Bruce L. Ward Suzanne P. White Isabel M. Wolcott Norman W. Wisner 12 RHEA J. ANGELO Senecan Staff 4 Senior Library Council 2 Junior Library Cauncil 1 V.A.A. 3 — Treasurer 4 Cheerleading 1, 2. 3, 4 Dramatics Club 1 Massed Band 2, 3. 4 All-State Band 3 All-State Orchestra 4 Daisychain 3 Girls’ Intramurals L 2, 3. 4 Majorettes 1 BONNIE L. ARNOLD Senior Flay 4 Senecan Staff 4 Senior Library Council 3 Glee Club 3, 4 Library Service Club 4 Dramatics Club 4 Art Club 4 Daisychain 3 ARTHUR W. BARNUM Senior Play 4 Senecan Staff 4 V.A.A. 1, 2. 3, 4 Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Wrestling 1 — Manager Boys’ Intramurals 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Daisychain 3 Youth County 3 RITA R. BARTONE Senior Play 4 Senior Library Council 3 Glee Club 3 Daisychain 3 Youth County 3 GEORGE W. BERRY Boys’ Intramurals 1, 2 LYMAN D. BOND V.A.A. 3 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 3 Wrestling 1 Boys’ Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4 DONALD G. BRUBAKER Senior Play 4 V.A.A. 4 Wrestling 3, 4 Boys’ Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Boys’ State 3 Youth County 3 BARBARA E. BUCK Junior Library Council 1 Photography Club 3 Senior Play 4 Senecan Staff 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Student Standard 1. 2, 3 Editor 4 Girls’ Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4 Football Band 2. 4 Youth County 3 CAROLYN BUSH Senior Play 4 Senecan Staff 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Daisychain 3 MARY LOU CALDWELL Senior Play 4 Senecan Staff 4 National Honor Society 3 Vice President 4 Student Standard 4 Junior Library Council 1 Girls’ Intramurals 1. 2. 3, 4 Daisychain 3 Youth County 3 DONALD P. CLARK Senior Play 4 Student Council 1 V.A.A. 2. 3. 4 Projection Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 2. 3. 4 Boys’ Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4 Wrestling 3, 4 JAMES F. CLARK Senior Play 4 Class Officer 3 Publicity Manager V.A.A. 3. 4 Projection Club 1. 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Wrestling 3 Varsity Basketball 4 Boys’ Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4 Daisychain 3 FRANCIS R. CLEVELAND V.A.A. 2 Football 2 Wrestling 3 Boys’ Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1 Daisychain 3 VIRGINIA DOBSON F.H.A. 4 Girls’ Intramurals 4 Transferred from Lake Noxen, Pennsylvania. 4 REBECCA L. COOK Daisychain 3 Senior Play 4 Class Officer 2 Vice President Senecan Staff 4 Student Council 3, 4 Vice President 3 National Honor Society 3, 4 Student Standard 3. 4 Cheerleading 2. 3, 4 Girls’ Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4 Photography Club 3 Library Service Club 4 President Football Band 3 Massed Band 3 Tri-Co. Student Council 3. 4 Youth County 3 Future Teachers’ Club 4 KRIS M. ECTOR V.A.A. 1 Wrestling 1 Boys’ Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Science Club 3, 4 Daisychain 3 Youth County 3 MARIE F. FAZZARY Library Service Club 4 Senior Play 4 Senior Library Council 3, 4 Glee Club 4 Girls’ Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 CARLTON FENTON Senecan Staff 4 Pep Band 4 Football Band 3, 4 Massed Band 3, 4 All-State Band 4 Election Day Dinner 4 Youth County 3 LINDA FITCH Senior Play 4 Senecan Staff 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Future Nurses of America 3 Dramatics Club 4 Mixed Chorus 4 All-State Chorus 3 Operetta 1, 2. 3 Daisychain 3 Youth County 3 DAVID J. FRABONI Senior Play 4 Class Officer 4 Vice President Student Council 4 President V.A.A. 2, 3, 4 — Treasurer 3 Football 1, 2. 3, 4 Wrestling 3 Boys’ Intramurals 1, 2. 3 Varsity Track 1, 2, 3 Massed Band 3 Boys’ State 3 Syracuse Citizenship Conf. 3. 4 Albany Citizenship Award 3 Youth County 3, 4 ALICE B. GAREY Class Officer 3, 4 President Student Council 1, 2. 3, 4 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Senior Library Council 4 Pep Band 4 Glee Club 3 Girls’ Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Library Service Club 4 Football Band 3. 4 Massed Band 3. 4 All-State Band 4 Operetta 3 Syracuse Citizenship Conf. 3 Daisychain 3 Youth County 3 13 JUDITH A. HAUGHEY Senior Play 4 Class Officer 4 Publicity Manager Senecan Staff 3, 4 Editor 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Secretary 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Cheerleading JV 2, 3; V 4 Girls’ Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Massed Band 4 Girls’ State 3 Operetta 1, 2, 3 Youth County 3. 4 Junior Library Council 1 Football Band 3 V.A.A. 3, 4 — Secretary 4 Dramatics Club 4 TOM HEALY Senior Play 4 Boys’ Intramurals 4 Dramatics Club 4 Daisychain 3 GEORGE M. HOAGLAND Boys’ Intromurals 1. 2. 3, 4 STEPHEN HOARE Senior Play 4 Senecan Staff 4 Projection Club 1, 2, 3 President 4 Pep Band 4 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 Manager Boys’ Intramurals 2 Football Band 3, 4 Boys’ State 3 Youth County 3, 4 NANCY HORNER Senior Play 4 Youth County 3 National Honor Society 3, 4 Senior Library Council 3 F.H.A. 1, 2 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Dramatics Club 2, 4 Science Club 3 Art Club 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Operetta 3 Daisychain 3 JOHN L. JAMISON Boys’ Intramurals 3, 4 Youth County 3 THOMAS JAYNES Boys’ Intramurals 2. 3, 4 Science Club 3 Youth County 3 FREDA M. LOTT Senecan Staff 4 Glee Club 3 Girls’ Intramurals 2 Daisychain 3 KATHRYN G. LOVE Senecan Staff 4 Student Standard 4 Junior Library Council 1, 2 Girls’ Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4 Library Service Club 4 Football Band 3 Dramatics Club 4 Science Club 3, 4 Daisychain 3 Youth County 3 RITA LANDRY MATHERS V.A.A. 3 Senecan Staff 4 Senior Library Council 3 Cheerleading 2, 3 Girls’ Intramurals 1, 2, 3 Daisychain 3 ELIZABETH R. McANARNEY Senior Play 4 Class Officer 2 — Pub. Mgr. 3. 4, Business Manager Senecan Staff 4 Student Council 3 National Honor Society 2, 3 President 4 Pep Band 1 Girls’ Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Science Club 3, 4 Massed Band 1 Tri-County Student Council 3 DAR Award 4 Youth County 3 Munson Mathematics Award 3 Elks’ Essay Award 3 CAROLE A. NITTOLY Senior Play 4 Junior Library Council 1 V.A.A. 4 Glee Club 1, 3 Cheerleading 4 Girls’ Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Football Band 1, 2 Majorettes 1 Massed Band 3, 4 Operetta 1, 3 Daisychain 3 Secretarial Practice Club 4 Dance Band 4 ANNETTE D. NANDLESTADT Senecan Staff 4 F.H.A. 4 Girls’ Intramurals 1, 4 Secretarial Practice Club 4 MARY JO O'GRADY Senior Play 4 Senior Library Council 3, 4 Junior Library Council 1, 2 Pep Band 3, 4 Girls’ Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Football Band 3, 4 Dramatics Club 4 Massed Band 4 Operetta 2 Youth County 3 JOHN J. PASTORE, JR. V.A.A. 2. 4 Senior Play 4 Senecan Staff 4 Varsity Basketball 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4 Boys’ Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4 Youth County 3 MAXINE P. OWENS Senior Play 4 Senecan Staff 4 F.H.A. 3 — Secretary 4 Girls’ Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4 JOAN E. PALMER Senior Play 4 Senecan Staff 4 F.H.A. 4 Art Club 4 CLISTINA PARADISO V.A.A. 3 Senecan Staff 4 — Treasurer Student Standard 4 Cheerleading 3 Girls’ Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 4 Dramatics Club 4 BARBARA A. RICHARDSON Senior Play 4 V.A.A. 3, 4 Class Officer — President 2 Vice Pres. 3 — Treas. 4 Senecan Staff 4 Student Council 2 Student Standard 4 Senior Library Council 2. 3 Cheerleading 1, 2. 3. 4 Girls’ Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 4 Dramatics Club 4 Daisychain 3 WILLIAM R. ROBERTS, JR. V.A.A. 2, 3. 4 Senior Play 4 Pep Band 1, 2 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 Boys’ Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4 Football Band 2 Massed Band 1. 2 All-State Orchestra 3 Boys’ State 3 Youth County 3, 4 TYLER R. SCHOUTEN Senior Play 4 V.A.A. 2. 3 Football 2, 3 Wrestling 3 Boys’ Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4 Dramatics Club 4 Youth County 3 14 MARJORIE SHAFFER Senior Play 4 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3 — President 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Girls’ Intramurals 1. 2 Library Service Club Secretary 4 Dramatics Club 4 Operetta 3 Daisychain 3 Youth County 3 JOHN F. STRONG Baseball 4 Boys’ Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Science Club 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Youth County 3 JEANETTE STRONG Senior Play 4 Senecan Staff 4 Student Standard 4 Glee Club 4 Girls’ Intramurals 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 4 Daisychain 3 Secretarial Practice Club 4 JEROME P. SMYDER Senior Play 4 Class Officer 1 — Vice Pres. Senecan Staff 4 V.A.A 2 Pep Band 1, 2, 3 Baseball 2 — JV Boys’ Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics Club 4 Massed Band 1. 2, 3, 4 All-State Band 4 All-State Orchestra 3 Boys’ State 3 Youth County 3, 4 MARY E. SULLIVAN Senior Library Council 3 F.H.A. 1 Glee Club 1, 2 Girls’ Intramurals 1 Operetta 1. 2 Youth County 3 ROSALIE M. SWISHER Senior Play 4 F.H.A. 1 Girls’ Intramurals 1, 4 Dramatics Club 4 Daisychain 3 Youth County 3 SANDRA J. TUNNICLIFF Senior Play 4 Daisychain 3 Secretarial Practice Club 4 MARGARET A. TICHENOR Senior Play 4 Senecan Staff 4 Student Standard 3, 4 Senior Library Council 3 Junior Library Council 2 V.A.A. 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleading 3. 4 Girls’ Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Library Service Club 4 Majorettes 1, 2 Dramatics Club 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2 All-State Chorus 3, 4 Operetta 1, 2, 3 Daisychain 3 Youth County 3 SHIRLEY A. USHER Girls’ Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4 Election Day Dinner 3 ARTHUR VanDYKE Boys’ Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 HOPE S. VEDDER Senior Play 4 F.H.A. 4 Daisychain 3 RALPH B. VEDDER Senior Play 4 F.F.A. 1. 2, 3 — President 4 Varsity Basketball 4 Baseball 2, 3 Boys’ Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 EDWARD J. VOORHEIS Senior Play 4 F.F.A. 2. 3, 4 Wrestling 2, 3 Operetta 2 Youth County 3 BRUCE L. WARD Senior Play 4 Dramatics Club 4 — President Transferred from Canton Central School SUZANNE P. WHITE Senior Play 4 Class Officer 1, 2. 3. 4 — Sec. Student Council 1. 2. 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2. 3. 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Tri-County Student Council 3 Operetta 1, 2, 3 Daisychain 3 Youth County 3 MICHAEL WIERNICKI Boys’ Intramurals 2, 3. 4 Science Club 3, 4 JOAN E. WILCOX Senior Play 4 F.H.A. 4 Daisychain 3 Secretarial Practice Club 4 RONALD B. WILLIAMS V.A.A. 2, 3. 4 Senior Play 4 Pep Band 1, 2 Football 2. 3, 4 Wrestling 4 Varsity Basketball 3 Boys’ Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4 Varsity Track 3 Science Club 3 Massed Band 2. 3 Youth County 3 JV Basketball 2 NORMAN W. WISNER Senior Play 4 Senecan Staff 4 Boys’ Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Science Club 3. 4 Youth County 3 ISABEL N. WOLCOTT Senior Play 4 Student Standard 2 Senior Library Council 2. 3, 4 F.H.A. 2 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls’ Intramurals 2 Dramatics Club 2, 4 Mixed Chorus 4 All-State Chorus 4 Operetta 1, 2, 3 Daisychain 3 Secretarial Practice Club 4 15 Front Row: S. White, secretary; A. Garey, president; E. McAnarney, business manager; J. Haughey, publicity manager; B. Richardson, treasurer Back Row: D. Fraboni, vice president; Mr. Schaefer, adviser; Mrs. Roberts, adviser SENIOR CLASS HISTORY FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Class Adviser — Mr. Anderson President John Ryan Vice President Jerry Smyder Secretary Suzanne White Treasurer Jeanette Gleason ACTIVITIES— 1. Faculty vs. Seniors 2. We sold candy noon hours 3. First dance, “Twirp Twirl”, March 4, 1955 4. Dance, “Hobo Heaven”, May 20, 1955 5. Class picnic at Eldridge Park 17 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Class Adviser — Mr. Anderson President Vice President Secretary T reasurer Publicity Manager Business Manager Barbara Richardson Rebecca Cook Suzanne White Jeanette Gleason Elizabeth McAnarney Mary Allen ACTIVITIES— 1. Refreshment stand at basketball games 2. Football dance, “Touchdown Trotte”, November 14 3. Sold basketball pins 4. Dance, March 9, “Maroon and Blue Bop’’ 5. Dance, “Clover Waltz”, April 13 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Class Advisers — Mr. Schaefer, Mrs. Roberts President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Publicity Manager Business Manager Alice Garey Barbara Richardson Suzanne White Jeanette Gleason James Clark Elizabeth McAnarney ACTIVITIES— 1. “Sadie Hawkins” Dance, November 9 2. Snake Dances began in November 3. Sold wreaths in November and December 4. Girls’ Basketball Game, April 2 5. Junior Prom, “Portrayed in Pink”, May 10 6. Daisy Chain and Alumni Banquet, June 24 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Class Advisers — Mr. Schaefer, Mrs. Roberts President Alice Garey Vice President David Fraboni Secretary Suzanne White Treasurer Barbara Richardson Publicity Manager Judith Haughey Business Manager Elizabeth McAnarney ACTIVITIES— 1. Magazine sale the last week of September and the first week of October 2. Freshman Initiation 3. Grand Prix programs, September 20-21 4. Election Day Dinner 5. Senior Ball, “Fascination”, December 26 6. Senior Play, “Onions in the Stew”, March 28-29 18 PROPHECY OF THE CLASS OF 1958 1972 — It’s been 15 years since graduation and walking into the Jefferson Hotel lobby for our 15th annual reunion, whom do I see but the new owner of the Jefferson Hotel, who has now converted it into a hotel for old men—Cliss Paradiso. John Strong has now graduated as head chef at the Jefferson Hotel. Previously he had owned Curly’s Hot Dog Stand but found he made more money as a chef. Sitting in a corner in a group are Barbara Richardson LaPre, Rita Landry Mathers, Maxine Owens Cunningham, Suzanne White Morris, Jeanette Strong Fazzary—sipping cokes. Barb is now treasurer ,,f the P.T.A. and Susie, secretary of the P.T.A. Rita is a commercial artist to help support her 14 little artists, and Maxine is teaching an adult course in domestic science. Jeanette is busy with her 10 children. Standing in front of an elaborate mirror I see Steve Hoare adjusting his bow tie. Steve’s latest production, Deck of Cards”, stars Nancy Horner. Mary Sullivan and Marge Shaffer have just hurriedly come up from the lake. They are part owners of Fraley’s skating rinks. Mike Wiernicki has been unable to attend because three years ago he designed and tested his own rocket to Mars and hasn’t been heard from since. Tyler Schouten, Dick Cleveland, Don Brubaker, Ron Williams and Norm Wisner are touring the world, in Norm’s big red bus, and are also unable to attend. Mary O'Grady, who has a short-wave radio set, is keeping in contact with them and informing us of their whereabouts. Barb Buck tells us of her experience owning a clothing store for which she designs and sells her own creations—which Beckie Cook and Mary Lou Caldwell are modeling in their spare time. Art VanDyke and Benny Vedder are playing football for the Los Angeles Rams. Fran Fazzary and Rita Bartone are co-owners of the Suave Beauty Salon. George Berry and George Hoagland are big game hunters in Africa. Tom Healy is head of their safari. After being such a successful plumber in our Senior Play, Ed Voorheis is now working, busily fixing pipes. Kris Ector just roared up to the door on his scooter. He has been racing his scooter in the Grand Prix for the past ten years, and he’s won for five years. Joan Wilcox and Hope Vedder now own a taxi stand, for men exclusively. Jerry Smyder also has a taxi, but he has one route, Rock Stream. Dave Fraboni is now managing the New York Knickerbockers, with Jack Pastore as their star player. Rhea Angelo is living in Binghamton, where she manages a construction crew. Carole Nittoly and Virginia Dobson are now full-time secretaries for a big firm in N.Y.C. Elissa McAnarney is now head doctor at Schuyler Hospital, with Judy Haughey as her assistant nurse. Rosalie Swisher is very successful on stage and T.V. doing impersonations of Tallulah Bankhead. Tom Jaynes is just coming in the door from Alaska with his Eskimo wife. Alice Garey, our first woman president, is unable to make our reunion—she has been on a caravan to Egypt. In his private plane, Art Barnum has been flying Isabel Wolcott coast to coast in her singing career. Linda Fitch is his able stewardess. Don and Jim Clark, who have made the Navy their career, are now captains of different ships, cruising the world. Joan Palmer is very engrossed in the paintings that are hanging on the walls . . . she has several paintings hanging in the Smithsonian Art Gallery. Carlton Fenton has been entertaining us with music. He graduated with top honors from Fredonia and now is dean of the school. John Jamison has started a cigarette factory with all the cigarettes returned to him from his high school buddies. Bruce Ward owns a very successful Volkswagen garage, and has Sandy Tunnicliff as secretary, keeping the business in order. After all these years, Doug Bond has finally decided to stop giving Freda Lott the run around. They are now happily joined in wedlock. Bill Roberts is now a professional wrestler, going by the name of “Pretty Boy Roberts”, with Shirley Usher as his manager. Peggy Tichenor is now assistant gym teacher under Miss Hausenbauer. Kay Love is still seen zooming around in the Pontiac from Montour. Annette Nandlestadt was a little late—John couldn’t get their old black convertible started. As we end the inspection of our annual reunion, I see Bonnie Arnold and Carolyn Bush looking over old history books. They are now teaching history classes in Burdett. This has been a wonderful reunion and I’m sure we all appreciate the work that was done by the owner to make our get together successful. 19 HERE'S OUR KINDERGARTEN PICTURE — WE ARE: Front Row: Miss Abbott, R. Landry, P. Molteni, J. Smyder, D. Kaminski, K. Taylor. D. Brubaker, R. Angelo, B. Robinson, P. Stewart, T. Schouten,----------------- Middle Row: S. Hoare, J. Pastore, R. Powers, J. Frost, C. Paradiso, D. Cleveland, G. Acklar, T. Healey, J. Haughey, C. Will Back Row: B. Roberts, D. Fraboni, S. Tunnicliff, J. Clark, D. Clark B. Ormsbee, C. Cook. J. Palmer, R. Grover, E. McAnarney, G. Hoagland. R. Williams HERE WE ARE IN THE THIRD GRADE — MEET US: Front Row: A. Garey, A. Barnum. B. Grover, T. Healey, A. McCarty. D. Cleveland; T. Schouten, F. Fazzary, M. Caldwell, J. Ackler, C. Paradiso, C. Will. P. Stewart. J. Ryan, R. Landry Back Row: D. Clark, G. Harbord, D. Leonard, P. Hubble, S. Horn, T. Rarick, Mrs. Chidester, J. Gleason, T. Jaynes, S. Tunnicliff. H. Griffith, D. Fraboni 20 OH, TO BE YOUNG AGAIN . . . 1. R. SWISHER 2. M. OWEN 3. L. FITCH 4. C. FITCH 5. K. LOVE B. SCHMIDT 6. D. BOND 7. P. TICHENOR 8. J. STRONG 9. H. VEDDER 10. C. FENTON 11. C. nittoly 12. C. BUSH 13. A. NANDLESTADT 14. M. O'GRADY 15. B. RICHARDSON 16. J. D. CLARK 17. R. WILLIAMS R. ANGELO 18. E. McANARNEY 19. B. VEDDER 20. R. BARTONE 21. B. BUCK 22. B. ROBERTS 23. B. ARNOLD 24. F. LOTT 21 WILL ANGELO—Leaves her ability in finding missing Links” to Jo Pat Paradiso ARNOLD—Leaves her old perfume to Mrs. Stillman BARNUM—Leaves his ability in winding Mrs. Miller’s clock to Danny Ames BARTONE—Leaves her seat in history class to anyone BERRY—leaves his curl to Mr. Ward BOND—Leaves his good marks in history to Art Bond BRUBAKER—Leaves his draft card to the Junior Class BUCK—Leaves her parking space on 9th street to Mr. Steber BUSH—Leaves her Business Law to anyone who can read it CALDWELL—Leaves Eloise”, Sandra Gage, in peace CLARK, D.—Leaves to inherit the lease on DeSarno’s Garage CLARK, J.—Leaves all the money in the Projection Club Treasury to Steve Gillette CLEVELAND—Leaves the Valois girls to anyone COOK—Leaves her blush to Buzz DeSarno DOBSON—Leaves: Isn’t that enough. Junior girls? ECTOR—Leaves his motor scooter to Mr. Stickler FAZZARY—Leaves her hyena laugh to Nancy Bartholomew FENTON—Leaves his alto clarinet to next year’s clarinetist FITCH—Leaves to take the west route to Binghamton FRABONI—Leaves his green hair to Danny Hoy GAREY—Leaves her lay-up shot to anyone who can miss as well as she can HAUGHEY—Leaves her quiet ways to Miss Hausenbauer HEALY—Leaves being late to John Freeman HOAGLAND—Leaves his wave to Mr. Schaefer HOARE—Leaves his camera to next year’s Yearbook Staff HORNER—Leaves her scientific ability to Kitty LaGro JAMISON—Leaves all his desks with his name still on them JAYNES—Leaves to compete with Harry Werman MATHERS—Leaves married life to no one! LOTT—Leaves Logan to Nona Burnett LOVE—Leaves nothing, she’s selfish McANARNEY—Leaves the New York Yankees to Kay Carpenter NANDLESTADT—Leaves John to nobody NITTOLY—Leaves her pep to LaDonna Hunter O’GRADY—Leaves without the thought of Cornell OWEN—Leaves her ability to go steady to Settie Peck PALMER—Leaves her artistic ability to Ann Cramer PARADISO—Leaves to become a public speaker PASTORE—Leaves his athletic ability to the bench RICHARDSON—Leaves her patience to cope with a stubborn guy to Pat Tallis ROBERTS—Leaves his wrestling ability to Ross O'Hara SCHOUTEN—Leaves his ability to get kicked out of library to anyone SHAFFER—Leaves her ambition for traveling to Judy Odson SMYDER—Leaves Watkins to go to Jean Summer’s STRONG, JEANETTE—Leaves her sports ability to Edie Brubaker STRONG, JOHN—Leaves his recipe for Texas Hots to the cafeteria SULLIVAN—Leaves with her skates SWISHER—Leaves to go to Hollywood to try to outdo Talulah Bankhead TICHENOR—Leaves her curly hair to Ann Marie to keep it in the family TUNNICLIFF—Leaves her quiet ways to Nancy McGee USHER—Leaves to get rich VanDYKE—Leaves his build to Severne Johnson VEDDER, H.—Leaves her ability to tell jokes to Charity Vedder VEDDER, R.—Leaves his bashfulness around girls to Nick Bond VOORHEIS—Leaves being a cafeteria helper to David Strong WARD—Leaves his ability as a moderator to John Frost WHITE—Leaves school to join the Air Force WIERNICKI—Leaves his electronic brains to the Chem. Lab WILCOX—Leaves all the ’51 maroon Plymouths to anyone who wants one WISNER—Leaves his car to anyone who can afford enough oil to run it WOLCOTT—Leaves to make her singing debut in the Metropolitan Opera WILLIAMS—Leaves his undeveloped jump shot to Ronald Fraboni 24 25 O Front Row: N. Irish, E. Babcock, S. Gage, Mr. Stickler Back Row: S. Gillette, R. Fraboni. Mr. Warner CLASS OF ’59 The class of 1959 was under the guidance of the following officers: President Ronald Fraboni Vice President Ellen Babcock Secretary Nancy Irish Treasurer Stephen Gillette Business Manager Sandra Gage Advisers — Mr. Warner and Mr. Stickler 26 First Row: J. Scaptura, S. Shoemaker, S. Sproule, R. States, C. Spearman. B. Spader. P. Tallis Second Row: V. Franzese. C. Voorheis, W. Shannon. S. Gillette, J. Spaulding Third Row: W. Palmer, G. Weeks, H. Bellavigna. A. Pike, J. Riley. R. Davis, R. Spearman First Row: L. Kopp, P. Murphy, K. Morris. F. Oliver. J. Personius, J. Odson. N. Irish Second Row: R. Palmer. J. L udenfrost, A. Mason. S. Maine, E. Piper, N. Root. A. Rowles, N. Lewis, K. LeGro, D. Kent, F. Millen Third Row: J. Miller, H. Mathews. R. Fraboni, J. Munroe, D. Mathews, W. Ormsbee, P. Pangallo, R. LaPre. D. Hoy, L. House The first activity of the class was the annual Sadie Hawkins dance. This was followed by the selling of over 1,000 Christmas wreaths. Near the close of the year they also sponsored the annual Junior Prom and the Alumni Banquet. Front Row: S. Elliot, N. Bartholomew, G. Decker, S. Gage, J. Franzese, D. Howard. N. Burnett, S. Carrigan, D. Bush Middle Row: R. Grover, J. Frost, M. Gifford, E. Babcock, M. Frank, N. Cogsdill, K. Carpenter, J. Freeman, G. Arnold Last Row: J. Frost, C. Fitch. B. Bardeen, B. Hall, J. Culligan, G. Doland, C. Fulton, T. Adams, W. DeSarno First Row: G. LaPre, treasurer; L. Babcock, secretary Second Row: W, Emmons, president; Mr. Gregory, adviser; R. Mead, vice president; W. Paradiso, business manager CLASS OF ’60 The class of 1960 was under the leadership of the following officers: President Walter Emmons Vice President Robert Mead Secretary ... Lettie Babcock Secretary ___ Lettie Babcock Treasurer Georgia LaPre Business Manager William Paradiso Front Row: C. Daus, A. Bond, S. Frycek, J. Church, B. Chase, M. Ameigh, S. Arcangeli Middle Row: R. Bell, D. Beckhorn, D. Duane, R. Decker, J. Cooper, G. Frasier, G. Caslin, W. Beard Back Row: R. Dunbar. R. Erway, I. Edminster. W. Davis. W. Emmons, J. Chedzoy, J. Dingledein, L. Freese, R. Ely First Row: C. Johnson. P. Gage. P. Grover. S. Hoy. H. Lachut Second Row: S. LaMoreaux. K. Mathews, S. Harper, A. Holford. E. LaFever, G. LaPre, P. Hollenbeck, D. Lurcock, S. Johnson Third Row: W. Harvey, S. Heath, G. Heath, L. Clark. J. Kelley. R. Green, C. Haramis This year the Sophomores held two dances, the first being the Turkey Trot. They sold refreshments at the home basketball games, sponsored a car wash, and sold school pins. 29 First Row: M. Miller. L. Pulleyn. J. Rouse, P. Nandlestadt, G. Parks, E. Rappleye, M. Kelly, A. Miller Second Row: C. Fazzary, R. Reale, R. Pike. R. Pierce, R. O’Hara, J. Reale, J. Arcangeli Third Row: A. Personius, J. Merrill, J. Mathews, W. Paradiso, R. Mead, R. Bell, A. Angle, R. Ormsbee First Row: R. Simmons, F. Schimizzi, M. Smith, M. Symes, B. Teemley, L. White, P. Molteni Second Row: S. Soule, L. Schouten, G. Yanch, S. Smith, D. Shoemaker, L. Wilson, J. Welch, B. Welch, J. West Third Row: T. Weed, D. Simpson, D. Strong, N. Bond, H. Scholtisek, C. Swink, J. Wood, R. Wilbur, G. Wilson 30 CLASS OF ’61 L. to R.: K. O’Grady, T. Specchio, Mr. Curry, D. Stone, D. Granston. L. Peck First Row: J. Johnson, K. Robbins, C. Giambo, M, Franzese, J. Middaugh Second Row: R. Simpson, P. Bond, D. Schaeffer, W. Oakley, E. Morrill, S. Cogsdill, L. Argetsinger, E. Holford, J. Buck, R. Neumire, J. Healy, D. Caslin, P. Peppard, E. Rodabaugh, D. Dickens Third Row: E. Pike, R. Jaynes, G. Kelly. W. Fassett, C. Richards. R. Decker. J. Fish, L. Killaby, C. Bush, C. Stamp, W. Angle, L. Swartz, D. Banner, T. Specchio The officers of the class of 1961 President Vice President Secretary ................. Treasurer Business Manager are: Theodore Specchio Kathleen O’Grady Diana Granston Lisette Peck Daniel Stone First Row: P. Berlin, J. Kopp, D. Mathews, T. Dull, E. Dean, S. Weber. D. Mitchell Second Row: L. Graham, M. Powers, L. VanScoy, C. Densmore, R. Lodge, J. Schimizzi, E. Gilbert, M. Rudy, M. Cummings Third Row: R. Shook, C. Jones, R. Chiacchierini. C. Tunnicliff, E. Owen, R. King, D. Salvatore, J. Updyke, K. Barber Front row: V. Tetor, S. Pastore. E. Brubaker, V. Wisner, P. Stooks Middle Row: M. Spaulding, J. Bond, E. Martin, L. Elliott. P. Johnson, C. Cilley, C. Vedder, R. Schimizzi, R. Morey. P. Eggersdorf, J. Paradiso. B. Kerns, S. Carrigan, P. Hollenbeck, C. Sherman Back Row: R. Skinner. J. Marcin, A. Bellavigna. D. Doland, L. Root. E. Dugue. J. Liddle, L. Quatrano. P. Kelly, G. Landry, D. Stone, C. Ameigh, J. VanDusen, M. Huey The Freshman class started the school social season off with a Bob Michael Disc Jockey Show and finished a successful year with the Seniors vs. Faculty basketball game. 32 First Row: K. O’Grady, D. Cranston, B. Wagner, S. Kennedy, N. Welsh, S. Gunning, N. Ganung, A. Diamondstone, E. Landsberg, L. Peck, M. Lithgow Second Row: A. Cilley, L. VanAlstine, M. Smagner, L. Rudy, L. Drake, N. Magee. J. Oliver, J. Olevnik, S. Wilsey, C. Bliss, D. Ames, R. Sabatini Third Row: B. Gunning, G. Bond, A. Davis, A. Russell, J. Bodman, L. Morse, J. Laughlin, A. Holmes, D. Wilson, S. Hinman, J. Cherock CLASS DAY - 1958 I. First the student body came in. II. Then the Seniors came in. III. We sang. IV. Alice Garey, as Senior class president, presented the baton to the new Senior class president, Ron Fraboni. V. The service awards were given out by , president-elect of the Student Council. They went to: VI. The gifts were given to the Senior advisers by Alice Garey. Mr. Schaefer received Mrs. Roberts received VII. The gifts were presented by Beckie Cook and Barbara Buck. I especially remember VIII. The will was read by Nancy Horner. The prophecy was read by Bruce Ward. IX. The Seniors presented a skit — “This Is Your Life —Class of 1958.” It was written by the top ten students headed by Mary Lou Caldwell and Tom Jaynes. X. Judy Haughey dedicated this year’s “Senecan.” We received our yearbooks, (the staff hopes). XI. Oscar went to: Girl Boy XII. We wish to thank Elissa McAnarney for her organization of class day and also Mr. Bailey and the Senior Band for their fine music. My memories of class day: 33 GRADUATION GRADUATION HONORS: Most popular girl Most popular boy Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Award: Girl A. H. Jackson Athletic Award: V. F. W. Award Science Award Music Award English Award R. B. I. Scholarship Citizenship Award Commercial Award Freer Scholarship Award D. A. R. Certificate Book Club Award Homemaking Award Holly Agriculture Award Northrup Educational Award Munson Mathematics Award — JUNE 23, 1958 tkins Glen Ceniral School Speeches were given by Elissa McAnarney, Mary Lou Caldwell, and Barbara Buck. —TOP TEN SENIORS— ELISSA McANARNEY MARY LOU CALDWELL BARBARA BUCK ALICE GAREY JUDITH HAUGHEY DONALD BRUBAKER NANCY HORNER REBECCA COOK BRUCE WARD THOMAS JAYNES —SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS— MARY LOU CALDWELL ELIZABETH McANARNEY BARBARA BUCK REBECCA COOK ALICE GAREY NANCY HORNER KRIS ECTOR STEVEN HOARE DONALD BRUBAKER BRUCE WARD MICHAEL WIERNICKI Memories of Graduation 34 First Row: S. Morris, J. Bell. P. Speary. A. Fenton. J Lurcock. M. Champion. M. Clark. M. O’Hara. E. Lewis. K. Spencer. B. Dill. M. Culligan Second Row: C. Knapp. M. Harvey. A. Wallenbeck, R. Rappleye, Bellavigna, J. Abbey, K. Hoagland. P. Emmons, G. Smyder, G. Palmer, S. Osborne, C. Horner, J. Stevens, S. Soule. K. Dugue Third Row: J. Smith. S. Ely, M. Havens, B. Williams. D. Eleniewski. M. Johnson, P. Reinhart, J. Kaminski. M. Brace, H. Miller, L. Anstey, L. VanDuzer. E. Thorpe CLASS OF ’62 First Row: M. Argetsinger. M. Place, D. Dolk, N. Wiemicki, C. VanGelder, S. Bond, D. VanAmburg, N. Johnson, A. Peck III. R. Povero, J. Burgess. N. Robinson. R. Reale. M. Murphy Second Row: C. Doane, J. Switzer, N. Abbey, V. Dunbar. K. Duane, R. Clark, C. Mangus, P. VanHorn, S. Williams, S. Kelley, J. Burt, S. Henderson, S. Davis, P. Wentz Third Row: W. Spader, D. Voorheis, W. Pierce, M. Blaskowitz, M. Bardeen. T. Smalley, F. White. R. Daus, R. Whiting, J. Smith, M. Fraboni, F. Herrick, P. Freeman. L. Lewis, T. Morris First Row: P. Lurcock, N. Simmons, E. Paranjuk, N. Horton, V. Ameigh, K. Willsey, A. Ameigh, B. Harvey, P. Dunbar Second Row: J. Riley, E. Champion. R. Simpson. D. Layman, C. Herron. L. Bellavigna, S. Blanchard, A. Gilson, C. Johnson, D. Derrig, M. Love, J. Miller, B. Rouse, S. Edminster, S. Rogers, G. Trank, M. Argetsinger Third Row: F. Hughey. B. Morris. N. DeSarno, M. Bianco, G. Clark. M. Landry, A. Neumire, M. Smith, M. Oliver, D. LeGro, M. Maloney, M. Ray, D. Johnson, P. Wirth, C. Miller, C. Personius Fourth Row: E. Naylor, A. Dick, B. Borzell, M. O’Connor, P. Heath, C. Skinner, S. Perrigo. P. Smith, N. Wilbur, N. Fish, J. Walrath, B. Hoagland, F. Wyre, K. Dempsey, K. O’Rourke, M. Roche, S. Stanko CLASS OF ’63 First Row: C. Mason, G. Champion, J. Berry, L. Morse, D. Kelley, M. Banner. E. Augustine, D. Sgrecci, B. Robinson, W. Dunbar, T. Irak, G. Parks. R. Tinker, D. Kelley Second Row: D. Mason, R. Nittoly, I. Pike, D. Kennedy, J. Voorheis, R. Bashon, J. Stooks, R. Grover, T. Mcllroy, J. Sopp, J. Colonial, L. Hoagland. T. Cranell, H. Morgan, D. Mathews. B. Spaulding Third Row: J. Ganung, W. Knapp, L. Caslin. W. Osborne, H. Mathews, L. Quatrano, P. Beckhorn, J. Scanlon, W. Gilbert, R. Pierce, J. Lederman. J. Erway, M. Smith, B. Howard, P.--------------- Fourth Row: W. Burnett, E. Ely, J. Everhardt, D. Gilbert, F. Harrington, M. Hannon, G. Voorheis, W. Cope, E. Kendall, J. Lemak, M. Edminster, P. Pepper, D. Culligan, J. Lithgow First Row: D. Caslin, G. Landry, J. Updyke, S. Hinman, D. Wilson, C. Stamp, C. Densmore Second Row: R. King, L. Hillerman, R. Reale, J. Marcin, Mr. Barnes, R. Decker, E. Owen, R. Chiacchierini, D. Salvatore JAYVEE FOOTBALL Penn Yan—20 Trumansburg— 7 Penn Yan— 0 Trumansburg— 6 Corning—28 40 Watkins— 7 Watkins—13 Watkins— 6 Watkins— 7 Watkins— 6 First Row: Mr. Lemak, R. Pierce, S. LaMoreaux, W. Shannon, J. Wood, D. Hoy, R. Spearman, A. Cilley Second Row: W. Davis, A. Angle, J. Mathews, J. Arcangeli, W. Paradiso, W. Ormsbee, G. Weeks, J. Reale Third Row: A. Barnum. R. Fraboni, J. Clark, D. Fraboni, P. Pangallo, R. Williams, R. Marcellino, D. Clark, R. Mead VARSITY FOOTBALL Watkins Glen—15 Watkins Glen— 7 Watkins Glen— 6 Watkins Glen Watkins Glen Watkins Glen—13 Watkins Glen—31 Penn Yan Waterloo Clyde—32 Seneca Falls—59 Geneva— 7 • Postponed Postponed Painted Post—26 Lyons— 0 41 Standing: J. Scaptura, L. Rudy, K. Love, L. Elliot, M. Tichenor, F. Fazzari, M. Shaffer, A. Garey, L. Kopp, S. Smith, S. Gage, A. Miller LIBRARY SERVICE CLUB The officers for the Library Student Staff are: President Rebecca Cook Vice President Alice Garey Secretary ............................ ... Marjorie Shaffer Treasurer Judy Wolverton The Library Student Staff was composed of the students who worked as desk librarians. There was a desk librarian who, for each period, checked the books in and out, took care of magazines and reference books, and kept the shelves in order. This library work was certainly a valuable experience for the students and an excellent service to the school. Meetings were held to discuss any problems and learn more about the duties in the library. 44 Seated: P. Gage, C. Daus, A. Mason, S. Maine, M. Frank, J. Franzese, B. Chase, J. Scaptura. F. Fazzary Standing: N. Lewis, N. Burnett, L. Kopp, J. Wolverton, G. Yaneh, S. Gage. M. O’Grady, R States, K. Carpenter, P. Smith, S. Carrigan, D. Bush, E. Babcock. S. Elliot. A. Garey, S. Smith. A. Miller, C. Johnson SENIOR LIBRARY COUNCIL The Senior Library Council has had a very successful year. One of the major projects this year was the selling of W.G.C.S. book jackets. These jackets were a colorful yellow and blue plastic with a picture of Rainbow Falls and a sketch of the Seneca Indian. 45 First Row: N. Horner, N. Burnett, J. Palmer, Miss Parker, B. Arnold, S. Gage Second Row: D. Strong, C. Sherman, M. Lithgow SENIOR ART CLUB The Senior Art Club was newly formed to pursue unusual and practical art. During the year they decorated the school according to the holiday and undertook the study and art of ceramics and paper sculpture. 46 2? First Row: J. Wood, L. Hillerman, D. Stone, G. Landry, W. Angle Second Row: Mr. Galatis, W. Emmons R. Chiacchierini, R. King, J. Updyke, R. Decker JAYVEE BASKETBALL Watkins Glen—34 Watkins Glen—25 Watkins Glen—22 Watkins Glen—33 Watkins Glen—46 Watkins Glen—33 Watkins Glen—25 Watkins Glen—42 Watkins Glen—25 Watkins Glen—33 Watkins Glen—28 Watkins Glen—37 Watkins Glen—53 Watkins Glen—43 Watkins Glen—31 Watkins Glen—17 Watkins Glen—46 Watkins Glen—25 Trumansburg—78 Hammondsport—67 Padua—45 Horseheads—50 Ovid—55 Elmira Heights—57 Waverly—50 Padua—57 Notre Dame—79 Owego—73 Notre Dame—68 Elmira Heights—61 T rumansburg—30 Horseheads—62 Waverly—71 Owego—68 Hammondsport—74 Ovid—43 50 First Row — Clockwise: R. Pierce, T. Weed, R. Fraboni, P. Pangallo, W. Davis, J. Pastore, R. Ormsbee, R. Mead. R. LaPre. J. Clark, W. Ormsbee Second Row — Clockwise: Mr. Galatis, D. Fraboni VARSITY BASKETBALL Watkins Glen—58 Watkins Glen—68 Watkins Glen—49 Watkins Glen—59 Watkins Glen—42 Watkins Glen—49 Watkins Glen—39 Watkins Glen—55 Watkins Glen—51 Watkins Glen—73 Watkins Glen—35 Watkins Glen—51 Watkins Glen—73 Watkins Glen—64 Watkins Glen—71 Watkins Glen—76 Watkins Glen—43 Watkins Glen—81 T rumansburg—53 Hammondsport—64 Padua—54 Horseheads—78 Ovid—48 Elmira Heights—65 Ovid—29 Waverly—62 Padua—47 Notre Dame—72 Owego—63 Notre Dame—69 Elmira Heights—74 Horseheads—70 Waverly—63 Trumansburg—-68 Owego—70 Hammondsport—87 Ronald LaPre and Robert Ormsbee were both selected for the Southern Counties League All-Star basketball team. LaPre was a unanimous choice for the first team and Ormsbee was named to the second team. 51 First Row: Mr. Warner, R. Marcellino, A. Cilley, D. Brubaker, W. Roberts, R. Bell, J. Frost Second Row: D. Clark, R. Williams, J. Culligan, H. Bellavigna, S. Hoare, R. Erway. E. Dugue, J. Cheroek VARSITY WRESTLING Watkins Glen—38 Watkins Glen—26 Watkins Glen— 7 Watkins Glen—23 Watkins Glen—26 Watkins Glen— 6 Watkins Glen—13 Watkins Glen—29 Arinin Cilley represented our school i in the section four inter-school meets. Savona—10 Hammondsport—16 Waterloo—31 Bath—19 Hammondsport— 16 Corning Northside—30 Penn Yan—31 Odessa—11 fine fashion by taking third place 54 R. Angelo, C. Nittoly. B. Richardson, J. Haughey, P. Tallis VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Besides their regular duties of cheering for the teams, both squads operated refreshment stands, the proceeds of which helped to defray their expenses. ■ 56 JAYVEE CHEERLEADERS L. to R.: M. Franzese, M. Tichenor, R. Cook, D. Kent, E. Brubaker VARSITY MAJORETTES L. to R.: S. Maine, P. Hoagland, L. Hunter, S. Sproule, S. Shoemaker This year, under the direction of Head Majorette LaDonna Hunter, the Majorettes presented dance and twirling routines at all home football and basketball games. JAYVEE MAJORETTES 57 First Row: L. Schouten Second Row: D. Granston, D, Shoemaker. M. Love. M. Eggersdorf Seated: Mr. Steber, J. Haughey, B. Buck, M. Caldwell, E. McAnarney Standing: S. Hoare, R. Cook SENECAN STAFF JUDY HAUGHEY BARBARA BUCK BECKIE COOK MARY LOU CALDWELL ELISSA McANARNEY STEVE HOARE MR. STEBER EDITOR LAYOUT EDITOR PROOF READER BUSINESS MANAGER COPY EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHER ADVISER 58 Seated: A. Nandlcstadt. J. Palmer, L. Fitch, M. Owens, B. Richardson, M. Tichenor, K. Love, R. Angelo Standing: C. Fenton, A. Barnum. J. Pastore, J. Smyder, N. Wisner, Mr. Steber, M. Frank, N. Irish, E. Piper, T. Adams, J. Freeman, C. Fulton Seated: C. Daus. M. Caldwell, S. Smith. E. Babcock, B. Buck, K. Carpenter, M. Tiehcnor, B. Richardson, N. Bartholomew Standing: J. Strong, N. Cogsdill, L. Babcock, R. Cook, J. Sehimizzi, D. Stone, C. Richards, J. Freeman, R. Davis, J. Merrill, L. Argetsinger. B. Chase, J. Scaptura, K. Love, Miss Viglione STUDENT STANDARD Editor-in-chief Associate Editors News Reporters— Barbara Buck Ellen Babcock Kay Carpenter Margaret Tichenor, Joan Scaptura, Marcia Miller, Carol Daus, Louise Argetsinger, Kathryn Love, Susan Smith, Barbara Richardson Feature Editors— Rebecca Cook, Mary Lou Caldwell, Daniel Stone, John Merrill, Barbara Chase, Clistina Paradiso, Nedra Cogsdill, Richard Davis, Clayton Richards, James Sehimizzi Exchange Editor Nancy Bartholomew Business Manager-Treasurer John Freeman Typist Adviser Jeanette Strong Miss Viglione New and different editions of the Student Standard contained pictures this year. First Row: P. Nandlestadt. H. Lachut, V. Dobson, N. Welch, S. Weber, R. Neumire Second Row: J. Palmer, A. Nandlestadt, M. Schaeffer, B. Spader, L. Elliot. J. Welch Third Row: C. Cilley, D. Nandlestadt, B. Welch. H. Vedder, J. Wilcox, J. Oliver, L. Carrigan, F. Oliver, J. Personius, S. Carrigan, L. Wilson. C. Vedder, Mrs. Bailey FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The officers of the Watkins Glen Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America were: President ............. Marjorie Shaffer Vice President Marlea Earley Secretary Maxine Owens Treasurer Joan Personius The club was active through the year, having a bake sale and collecting clothes for the needy. 60 First Row: N. Lewis, E. Brubaker, L. Graham, S. Cogsdill Second Row: E. LaFever, J. Odson, M. Gifford, A. Rowles, N. Root, J. Scaptura, N. Cogsdill Third Row: B. Kerns, S. Harper, J. Ameigh, P. Eggersdorf, E. Morrill, Mrs. Miller, D. Granston, M. Kelly, J. Paradiso, J. Wolverton, D. Kent, J. Arcangeli FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA The Future Nurses of America has continued on the road of success. This was accomplished under the guidance of our adviser and officers: President Ann Rowles Vice President ..............Nancy Root Secretary ..........Judith Odson Corresponding Secretary Joan Scaptura Historian ... ----------- Elsie LaFever Parliamentarian Nedra Cogsdill Their purpose was to learn more about the art of nursing and about the schools of nursing. The club accomplished a great deal toward their goal. NURSES’ SERVICE CLUB Seated: N. Cogsdill Standing: Mrs. Miller, N. Lewis, J. Odson, A. Rowles, J. Wolverton 61 Third Row: M. Franzesc, A. Diamondstonc, J. Healy, V. Wisner. E. Morrill. J. Church, M. Symes, J. Johnson, S. Cogsdill, K. Morris, J. Franzesc. D. Kent, G. Yanch, R. Morey. N. Bartholomew, A. Bond, P. Berlin. P. Smith. B, Chase, Mrs. LaMoreaux FUTURE TEACHERS’ CLUB The Future Teacher’s Club made its debut in Watkins Glen Central School this year with a membership of thirty-three. Under the guidance of Mrs. LaMoreaux this club accomplished a great deal. 62 JD 65 Kneeling: W. Emmons, J. Cherock, S. Hinman, J. Reale, D. Wilson, L. Hillerman, G. Landry, R. Chiacchierini, W. Angle Standing: J. Davis, R. Dunbar. D. Caslin, R. King, D. Duane, D. Beckhorn, T. Specchio, Coach P. Mclnnis JR. VARSITY BASEBALL April 21—Watkins Glen Odessa April 29—Watkins Glen Odessa May 7—Watkins Glen Dundee May 9—Watkins Glen Dundee May 10—Watkins Glen Waverly May 13—Watkins Glen Trumansburg May 14—Watkins Glen Lakemont May 16—Watkins Glen Hammondsport May 20—Watkins Glen Trumansburg May 23—Watkins Glen Hammondsport May 28—Watkins Glen Lakemont May 29—Watkins Glen Waverly 66 Kneeling: J. Dingledein, T. Adams, A. Cilley, R. Pierce, J. Arcangeli, T. Weed. M. Hughey Standing: Coach J. Lemak, R. LaPre. J. Pastore, B. Davis, P. Pangallo, R. Ormsbee. R. Spearman, R. Swartwood, L. Freese, J. Riley VARSITY BASEBALL April 25—Watkins Glen April 29—Watkins Glen April 30—Watkins Glen May 2—Watkins Glen May 6—Watkins Glen May 13—Watkins Glen May 14—Watkins Glen May 16—Watkins Glen May 20—Watkins Glen May 23—Watkins Glen May 28—Watkins Glen May 29—Watkins Glen Owego Elmira Heights Padua Waverly Horseheads Owego Lakemont Elmira Heights Waverly Horseheads Lakemont Padua 67 Kneeling: B. Wood, D. Gilbert, C. Densmore, R. Reale, S. LaMoreaux Standing: R. Mead, W. Ormsbee, J. Merrill, P. Hollenbeck. L. Root, S. Hoare, W. Roberts, H. Bellavigna. D. Salvatore TRACK April 25—Watkins Glen - Odessa May 2—Watkins Glen - Odessa Trumansburg May 7—Watkins Glen - Lakemont May 9—Watkins Glen - Odessa Trumansburg May 16—Watkins Glen - Dundee May 23—Watkins Glen Section 4 at Elmira May 28—Watkins Glen - Trumansburg L. to R.: W. Ormsbee, J. Padgett, B. Wood, D. Salvatore, H. Bellavigna, R. Fraboni, J. Frost, S. Hoare ah dd i First Row: W. Ormsbee. A. Angle, R. Williams. P. Tallis, C. Nittoly, B. Richardson, J. Haughey, R. Angelo, G. Landry, L. House, R. LaPre, W. Shannon Second Row: Mr. Lemak, R. Pierce, W. Davis, W. Emmons, D. Brubaker, J. Mathews. D. Clark, G. Weeks, A. Cilley, R. Marcellino, R. Ormsbee Third Row: A. Barnum, R. Fraboni, J. Clark, D. Fraboni, P. H. Bellavigna, J. Culligan, J. Riley, J. Reale, R. Mead Pangallo, J. Pastore. V-A-R-S-I-T-Y L-E-T-T-E-R-M-E-N-’-S C-L-U-B OFFICERS President Patrick Pangallo Vice Pres. Rocco Marcellino Secretary Judith Haughey Treasurer Rhea Angelo Sgt.-at-Arms— Gerald Weeks, Ronald Fraboni Among their activities were several dances and a November car wash. Again blazers were bought for the senior members who were in good standing. 71 Inside Circle: R. Angelo, A. Mason, N. Irish, M. O’Grady, V. Wisner, J. Kopp, S. Sproule, J. Haughey, L. Kopp, P. Berlin, B. Buck Middle Circle: B. Teemley, D. Irish, C. Giambo, E. Landsberg, E. Brubaker. L. Peck, R. Sabatini, B. Welch. D. Mathews, J. Paradiso, C. Nittoly, S. Smith, M. Miller Outside Circle: S. Gillette, J. Freeman. A. Personius, J. Riley, E. Babcock, J. Smyder. R. Morey, J. Kelley, R. Dunbar. R. Fraboni, C. Jones, S. Hoare, J. Mathews, T. Specchio. J. Updyke, J. Aarons, S. LaMoreaux, B. Bardeen, A. Garey, F. Millen, T. Adams Standing in Back: L. Hunter, C. Fitch. R. Ely, R. Wilbur SENIOR BAND The 60 members of the Senior Band had a very successful year. Besides playing during assemblies throughout the year the band participated in the 5th annual Band Day at Cornell, furnished dinner music for the Schuyler Hospital Victory Dinner and played in several concerts. Members of the band played in the All-State Sectional at Bath and for the 10th year, several band members participated in the Massed Band. PEP BAND First Row: M. O’Grady, A. Mason, B. Teemley, M. Miller, N. Irish, E. Landsberg, C. Giambo, V. Wisner, P. Hollenbeck Second Row: C. Fitch, J. Riley, S. Gillette, J. Paradiso, S. Smith, E. Babcock, R. Morey, A. Garey, S. LaMoreaux, C. Fenton Third Row: S. Hoare, R. Ely, A. Personius, F. Millen, T. Adams, J. Kelley, J. Merrill, R. Bell, G. Arnold, R. Dunbar First Row: P. Reinhart, G. Clark, C. Personius, R. Bachard. B. Rause. S. Drake, E Arthurs. L. Lodge, M. Argetsinger, S. Bardeen, C. Herron Second Row: B. Dill, L. Eldridge, D. Johnson, C. Johnson, K. Dugue, J. Buck, J. Hathaway, M. Bianco, R. Povero, B. Arnold, W. Cope, P. Freeman, J. Smith, G. Palmer, S. Davis, C. VanGelder, E. Ely Third Row: D. Kelley, M. Fraboni, V. Dunbar. G. Murphy, J. Voorheis, S. Kelley, T. Crandall, E. Dugan, J. Aarons, L. Hillerman, K Duane, J. Stenberg. G. Voorheis. S. Williams. V. VanGelder, M. Haramis, T. Trank, J. Herr, J. Smyder. D. Kelley, R. Clauson, B. Cleveland. G. Mason. A. Waugh Fourth Row: R. Kelly, F. Herrick, Mr. Bailey, T. Mcllroy, R. Leidenfrost, D. Mathews. S. Gunning JUNIOR BAND The Junior Band, under the direction of Mr. Bailey, experienced a very successful term. The band closed its year by participating in the annual Spring Concert with the chorus. 73 First Row: D. Fraboni, M. O’Grady. T. Schouten, R. Cook. J. Haughey, J. Smyder, J. Strong Second Row: N. Wisner. B. Buck, I. Wolcott. E. McAnarney, R. Swisher, M. Tichenor, B. Richardson, L. Fitch Third Row: B. Ward. A. Barnum. D. Brubaker, C. Nittoly. A. Garey, M. Caldwell, S. Hoare, E. Voorheis. W. Roberts, T. Healy “ONIONS IN THE STEW” First Ro v: I. Caldwell, M. Schaeffer, M. Owen, F. Fazzary, B. Arnold, J. Palmer, S. White Second Row: R. Williams, D. Clark, J. Pastore, J. Clark, B. Ward C-A-S-T BETTY MacDONALD DON MacDONALD ANNE JOAN _________ HOWARD ROGER CLAUD CLAIRE FESSENDEN LESLEY ARNOLD _____ MARGO MISS GARVEY BEE GEE SALSIE ____________ KITSIE MRS. WALTERS HARRY NEW MOTOR MARVIN MR. CURTIS MRS CURTIS LYDA JIM DOTTY JOEY PHIL MURRAY DELIA MURRAY OLD BUDDY _________ SAILOR ____________ REBECCA COOK TYLER SCHOUTEN MARY JO O’GRADY JUDY HAUGHEY DAVID FRABONI JERRY SMYDER NORMAN WISNER ISABEL WOLCOTT LINDA FITCH JEANETTE STRONG ELISSA McANARNEY ____ BARBARA BUCK CAROLE NITTOLY ALICE GAREY EDWARD VOORHEIS STEPHEN HOARE DONALD BRUBAKER ROSALIE SWISHER PEGGY TICHENOR TOM HEALY BARBARA RICHARDSON BILL ROBERTS BRUCE WARD MARY LOU CALDWELL ARTHUR BARNUM RALPH VEDDER C-R-E-W MAKEUP — Mrs. Naomi Roberts, Bonnie Arnold. Maxine Owen. Suzanne White, Frances Fazzary. Joan Palmer, Marjorie Shaffer, Nancy Horner. STAGE CREW — Donald Clark, James Clark, Ronald Williams, John Pastore. USHERS — Sandra Tunnicliff. Joan Wilcox. Carolyn Bush, Hope Vedder. Rita Bartone. First Row: J. Strong, L. Fitch. S. White, M. Tichenor. L. Drake, N. Magee, C. Johnson, N. Burnett. J. Personius, M. Rolfe, M. Kelly, I. Wolcott, L. Kopp, J. Middaugh, P. Eggersdorf, L. White. H. Lachut. A. Sopp Second Row: B. Arnold, F Fazzary, B. Teemley, M. Frank, C. Cilley, A. Miller, D. Bush, J. Church. E. Morrill, N. Lewis, R. Neumire. L. Graham. J. Odson, J. Kopp, J. Johnson. N. Ganung, M. Lithgow Third Row: C. Bush, N. Horner, M. Carpenter, E. Babcock, N. Cogsdill. A. Mason, S. Maine. S. Gage. R. States, E. Martin, D. Granston, S. Cogsdill. M. Symes, P. Smith, L. Babcock. B. Chase. M. Schaeffer, S. Sproule, B. Spader GLEE CLUB The Glee Club had a rather successful year. In November they were represented at Bath in the All-State Sectional Chorus. Their first public appearance was December 18 when they participated in the Christmas program. In the spring, their concert was held. With graduation their year drew to a close. MIXED CHORUS The newly formed Mixed Chorus under the direction of Mrs. Klein enjoyed a very successful and fruitful year. First Row: A. Miller, B. Teemley, M. Kelly, N. Horner, I. Wolcott, S. White, L. Fitch. J. Strong Second Row: J. Schimizzi, C. Richards, A. Barnum. C. Fitch, T. Specchio v First Row: K. Carpenter, N. Irish, M. Frank, A. Garey, N. Lewis Second Row: S. Gage, J. Haughey, E. McAnarney, R. Fraboni, M. Caldwell Third Row: R. Palmer, L. Kopp, N. Horner, D. Kent, S. Maine, R. States, J. Franzese, B. Spader, E. Babcock, B. Buck NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY This year’s officers of the National Honor Society were: President ___________________________ Elizabeth McAnarney Vice President _________________________ Mary Lou Caldwell Secretary Judith Haughey Treasurer Ronald Fraboni The first project of the year was the tending of the refreshment stand at the football games. The Society had two induction ceremonies, one in the fall and one in the spring. 77 First Row: R. Wilbur, J. Clark. J. Leidenfrost, S. Hoare, B. Spader, S. Gillette, J. Cooper Second Row: W. Beard, T. Adams, J, Frost, R. Palmer, R. Pike, R. Ely, J. Kelley, D. Clark, J. Merrill, J. Freeman, A. Personius, L. House, C. Jones, J. Miller, Mr. Rowles PROJECTION CLUB The Projection Club this year was under the leadership of: President Stephen Hoare Vice President James Clark Treasurer Jacqueline Leidenfrost Secretary ------------------------- Betty Spader The club showed movies which were both educational and entertaining, and operated the public address system in the auditorium. First Row: R. Vedder, H. Bellavigna, J. Arcangeli, M. Spaulding, D. Bond, D. Monroe, J. Monroe, G. Wilson. D. Schaeffer, D. Lurcock, G. Weeks, D. Spearman, R. Grover Second Row: R. Green, G. Kelley, W. Harvey, G. Frasier, G. Caslin, A. Bellavigna, A. Cilley, W. Doane, G. Bond, A. Davis, R. Ameigh. E. Rodabaugh, VanScoy Third Row: Mr. Harkness, J. Fish, P. Peppard, P. Bond, R. Erway, R. Bell, G. Robertson, G. Heath, B. Gunning, A. Angle, I. Edminster, L. Freese, J. VanDusen FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The officers of the F. F. A. this year were: President Ralph Vedder Vice President John Arcangeli Secretary ______________________________ Douglas Bond Treasurer Nicholas Bond In the summer, four members, accompanied by their adviser, attended the New York State F. F. A. camp in the Adirondacks. Attendance at “Farm and Home Week” at Cornell, initiation of new members, and participation of some members on an F. F. A. basketball team rounded out their activities. First Row: J. Naylor, G. Bond, G. Wilson, G. Caslin, A. Cilley. H. Bellavigna, J. Arcangeli, R. Spearman Second Row: Mr. Harkness, J. VanDusen, W. Green, L. Freese, G. Weeks, A. Angle, I. Edminster Seated, Clockwise: B. Spader, J. Strong, S. Sproulc, R. Mathers Standing. Clockwise: Miss Haughey, C. Nittoly, A. Nandlestadt, S. Maine, R. States. P. Murphy, S. Elliot. J. Leidenfrost, I. Wolcott. S. Carrigan, J. Wilcox, S. Tunnicliff SECRETARIAL PRACTICE CLUB Under the supervision of Miss Haughey the members of the Secretarial Practice Club performed secretarial services for teachers, students, and various clubs. 80 Seated: N. Simmons, R. Cook, D. Hoy, D. Fraboni, D. Stone, P. Gage, M. Miller Standing: Mr. Ward, E. Champion, J. Sehimizzi. T. Specchio, R. Daus, W. Emmons, L. Freese. A. Garey, D. Dolk. S. White. M. Gifford, P. Tallis. G. Vanch, B. Wagner. D. Hughey STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council officials: President David Fraboni Vice President Daniel Hoy Secretary Patricia Gage Treasurer ________________________________ Daniel Stone Corresponding Secretary ................. Rebecca Cook This year the Council worked to assemble a Code Book which will be available next September for students in the high school. They also sponsored a Tri-County Student Council assembly at our school. 81 Seated: N. Lewis. E. McAnarney, S. Shoemaker, C. Spearman, I. Gifford Standing: D. Banner, J. Cooper, K. Ector, N. Wisner, S. Johnson, J. Liddle, D. Mathews, H. Mathews, M. Wiernicki, Mr. Warner SENIOR SCIENCE CLUB Under the supervision of Mr. Warner, the Science Club has completed its second year of organization. The first project of the year was for some of the members of the club to send exhibits to the Science Congress at Binghamton. Later in the year the members presented an assembly with a program of scientific interest. The main project of the year was the construction of a solar system on the ceiling of the Junior High Science Room. 82 JUNIOR SCIENCE CLUB First Row: C. Giambo, S. Osborne, M. Maloney. Mr. Gregory, M. Johnson, R. Morey, E. Thorpe Second Row: C. Jones, D. Doland, W. Fassett, C. Richards, S. Hinman, W. Kendall, P. Hollenbeck Seated: J. Schimizzi, S. Hinman, C. Richards, D. Dolk Standing: G. Robison, R. Whiting, J. Rogers, Mr. Rowles JR.-SR. HIGH STAMP CLUB Officers of the Stamp and Coin Club are: President Stephen Hinman Vice President Robert Whiting Secretary Daniel Dolk Publicity Director Clayton Richards 83 Among the new activities at school this year was the Jr.-Sr. High Stamp Club. This was originally started as a stamp and coin club, but lack of interest in coins warranted making it into just a stamp club. First Row: B. Richardson, J, Haughey, K. Love, K. LeGro, B. Arnold, K. Morris, N. Lewis, E. Piper, M. Tichenor, S. Gage, L. Kopp Second Row: Mr. Steber, E. Babcock, J. Odson, M. Frank, D. Kent, L. Fitch. A. Mason. C. Spearman, N. Cogsdill, K. Carpenter, J. Franzese Third Row: M. Schaeffer, R. States, S. Maine, R. Swisher, T. Healy, T. Schouten, B. Ward, J. Frost, M. O’Grady, N. Horner, I. Wolcott DRAMATICS CLUB The Dramatics Club completed its initial year under the direction of its officers: President _____________________________ ... Bruce Ward Vice President Dianne Kent Secretary Sandra Gage Treasurer Anne Mason Sergeant-at-Arms ____________ Cliss Paradiso Projects on the agenda were script-reading, monologues, T.V. play discussions, and make-up and costume planning. 84 -ftCUtry MR. COOK — Principal MR. WARD — Guidance Counselor MR. BLAKE — Vice Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION The most important question that the Board of Education considered and passed was the bond issue concerning the expansion of our schools. The high school was under the supervision of Mr. Cook, Mr. Blake, and Mr. Ward. Seated: Mrs. Ganung, Dr. Love, Mrs. Ely Standing: Mr. Goodrich, Mr. Stamp, Mr. Peck, Mr. Johnson APPRECIATION We can never hope to repay the great debt we owe our advisers. Not only have they toiled through the day to impart to us the services above and beyond the call of duty, but also they have worked overtime for our benefit. 89 THESE PEOPLE HELPED CLASS MUCH BY BEING “PATRONS” OF THIS ISSUE OF THE SENECAN. THEY THANK THEM HEAP BIG MUCH. COTTON-HANLON, INC. Odessa, New York LeVALLEY, McLEOD, INC. Elmira, New York HARRY F. STETZEL Dewitt, New York PEERLESS SAL-O-WELL CO., INC. Buffalo 3, New York HICKEY’S MUSIC STORE Ithaca, New York HAMPLE EQUIPMENT CO. Elmira, New York GEORGE C. MacGREEVEY Elmira, New York CHARLES M. GARDNER CO. Scranton, Pennsylvania L. G. BALFOUR CO. Attleboro, Massachusetts Thank you for reading SENECAN. Summer now here so from entire staff and chief Kinswat, best wishes . .. THE END