West Winfield High School - General Yearbook (West Winfield, NY)

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UGGET TAFF Editor-in-flziaf Betty Shipman Assistant Editor Grant Hansel literary Editor Barbara Snow Business Manager Louis Cifarelli Art Editor Elizabeth Wellenstein Production Manager Kathleen Jones Photography Chairman Ruth LaBu1nbard Sales Manager Carolyn Gallingcr General Advisor Miss Wing Business Advisor Miss Hughes Row I: Miss lVing, Plank, Snow, Cifarelli, Shipman. Hansel, Miss Hughes. Row II: 'I'rurnan, WVellenstein, Kilty, Murphy, Palmer, Young. Leogrande, Jones, Gallinger. YVith Miss Wing as their advisor the Annual Stall' functioned eilectixely and with concrete results. Many students contributed their various talents to the linal production. Some ineinbers of the Junior Class worked on the stall to gain experience for next year's yearbook. PRESS This year the Beacon stall' organized with Kathleen Jones as Editor and Joyce Price as her Assistant. Nituble fingers typed while busy brains wrote stories and gathered news for the paper. The Senior Class published the Christmas Issue of the Beacon under the careful supervision of Mr. Harrison. In April '48, Kathleen Jones and Joyce Price represented the Press Club at the N. Y. S. S. P. A. conference at Mohawk. Row I: M. Gigliotti, C. Gallingcr, B. Tanney, K. Jones, J. Price, D. Pickersgill, C. Cifarelli, B. Tanney. Row II: J. Ferucci, .-X. McGee. C. Chapin. C. Voorhees, V. Miller, E. Amell, B. Strong, M. Dttnckel, Miss Hughes, R. Young, J. Brower, .X. Connor, J. Smith, J. Wvilliarns, D. Truman. M. Smith, K. Birmingham. Ron' Ill: li. Dutton. .L Saunders. P. Currier, G. Hansel, R. Merritt, G. Davis. l

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Row I: Moore, Gould, Armstrong, Mr. Havlen, Casler, Bttrdick. Currier. Ron' II: lollcr, Mczik, Bacorn, Armstrong, Sullivan. lidiek. Murray, Sullivan, Ron' III: Mielcarski, Good ier, l'ritehard, Roth. Pope, Smith, Merritt. F.F. . The Future l-'artners of .-hnerita. West Winfield Chapter, started oil' in September with the School lfair. 'lhat kept Mr. llatlen and the boys busy for awhile, but they found time to pay a iisit to the State Fair in Syraruse. ln rapid sutression judging teznns from the Chapter placed second at the Fonda Fair, second at Nforrisxille. second at Coblestille and fourth on .Xrhiexetnent Day at Fort Plain. 'lihe F. F. .L Banquet C0lllllllll'll an excellent dinner with interesting and timely talks. YN'hen basketball season opened. a leant was fortned which played chapters from the Herkilner-Montgotnery groups. After flhristtnas vacation. Mr. lluxtalule and the boys lnoadeasted a program from W C Y on Keeping the Reeords Straight. ln the spring. softball. judging for Farm and Home XVeek. and the yearly F. F. A. Picnic, were the closing events. l.f'fI.' Roger Diehl, Al-ll llerkiluer flountx Agent. awards blue and red ribbons to deserving young gardeners. C!'I1ll'7'.' .Xt thc Ag. Fair, llob fiasler shows his Grand Champion two-year-old heifcr and Harold Talbot is runncrup with his Reserye Champion eow. Right: The grade boys and girls assemble colorful vegetable exhibits in their various classrooms, Here Robert Bryan gazes with admiration at Chucky .'Xllen's huge cucumber. KS

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Row I: Boss, Yaw, Mathey. Lewis, Smith, Gallinger. Row Il: Shipman, Price, Kilty, Young, Yaw, Austin, Armstrong. lllowers. Boss, Matthews, King, Edick, Saunders, Card. Row III: Lamb, Cifarelli, Perkins, Yaw, Huntley, Saunders, Cook, Lewis. Crewell, Steeves, Greene, Ford, Chase, Yaw, Blowers, Greene, Kosmoski, Armstrong, San- derson. Row IV: Rowlands, Gates, Armstrong, Matteson, jones, Hansel, Bouck, Hansel, Mr. Stutzman. Row V: Ford Leonard. Taylor, Sullivan, loller, Fikes, Brown. EIOR BA D The Senior Band started the year by electing the following ofhcers: President-Betty Shipman. Vice-President-Ellen Kilty, Secretary-Treasurer-Joyce Price, Librarians-Robert Chase, Jeannette Lamb. The first activity of the year was the Cherry Valley Festival in which most of the members of the band participated. On October 29. a card party and masquerade dance was sponsored to help earn money for the forthcoming new uniforms. November ll was the date of the band's first appearance. The occasion was a program depicting the history of Armistice Day. Again ou November 13. several members of the band left home to attend the all-state program at Whitesboro. The Christmas program this year found the band pro, viding its share of the entertainment with the presentation of several novelty numbers. As usual, everyone looks forward to the spring activities of the band because these activities provide educational fun to accompany the suspense of waiting to hear the rating. Left: First grade boys and girls get a first glimpse of the Christmas toys in 'l'was the Night Before Christmas. Right: Mr. Stutzman directs the band as they rehearse their Christmas music. i , fl!