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

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new discoveries in the entertainment field, are AUSTIN BOUCK and CHARLES HYDE. Far away in Arizona, EVELYN HUNTLEY, a veterinarian, has founded a hospital called Huntley's Horse Haven. PETE HAMMOND is a minister in a western town. MARY JO STUART and ROSE- MARIE SALAMONE are teaching in a little red schoolhouse on the plains. SHIRLEY DYE is a social worker in the Kentucky mountains. I see DICK FORD as leader of the most popular band in the nation, The Journeymenf' with BRAD BROWN setting the rhythm as master of the tom- tomsf' PAT BRUNNER will be featured soloist at the grand opening of the N. Y. Symphony Orchestra. JOHN PARRY has a large Stanley Products busi- ness and employs as secretary, VIRGINIA MOORE. SALLY BELLOWS has published a book called Child Caref, Now I see BETSY BOORN serving overseas with the WAFS and in Gay Paris JOAN GALA and THERESA MARIOTTI operate a beauty salon fea- turing MAURICE RONALD ROBERT as hair stylist. Finally, RICK ROWLANDS, director of the an- nual New York City Art Show, admires in MARYLN NORRIS' studio, her recent portrait of JOANNE YOUNG, a Powers Model. Grey dawn is approaching as the old man's nar- ration ends and without a word the Seniors leave to seek their destiny on the road of life UIUNIOR MISS CURTAIN CALL Lef! to right: M. Hibbard, B. Brown, A. Bouck, P. Lewis, R. Roberts, D. Fenton, R. Potter, K. Armstrong, R. Salamone, J. Young, E. Love, J. Mc- Call, R. Ford, J. Kilty, J. Young, E. Huntley, R. Rowlands, B. Boorn. H. Murdock. A SAD MOMENT Standing: R. Ford, K. Armstrong, R. Salamone. Seated: J. McCall, E. Love

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lfql .1211 1 flu 1 1 1 lfbvuv flied' 'Q fllfulfw- ,W ,I 5 , xy i, f FZ X' 4 J .Q A X 'Yi , fi 'Q 1? 4, ' .. T Us I 1 11 Left to right, IJ! row: Mrs. Stuart, L. Marks, G. Richards, M. Bailey, J. Piscione, B. Boss, J. Augar, J! X C. Brown, N. Young, J. DeMetropoulis. 2nd row: J. Smith, B. Dye, J. Laukitis, M. Wheelock, ,ff ', y'1 ,Ax' LG. Serbanewicz, A. Christian, C. Green, R. Sanzo, W. Wheelock, R. Schwartz, B. Crewell, M. ' 7 A 9 112W ,ff Wright, P. I.eoGrande. 3rd row: D. Crumb, D. Huxtable, M. Truax, S. Waghorn, D. Brown, A. , ni! QQN 1. ' Wheelock, C. Chase, A. Crumb, B. Horning, C. Saunders, B. DeGray, J. Hassett. 4th row: R. Lamb, ffl' if A 1'1,f l' 7 C. Lamb, J. Evans, W. Edick, D. Strong, K. VanNort, T. Dugan, W. Burney, R. Weigand, D. 1 11 .fp 1 ,CV , ,V Smith, G. Norris, D. Hammersley. A fu if am L , 71. L . x 1 1' it 'l 15 ffl ' 'l 1 1 f ,. lx v 1 .7 , , 'EQ .M1111 r F V . i Q I 1 L : 1' LL.Q11m 6 1 1 p f' ,E ' 13 I J I1 jfx cv ff F JZ! lx' 11,1 f W Jil Dil nfhlflfl 1 LM, il JUNIOR CLASS V ,171 U, ill 0 U VU V' 1 'l Vi T 1 There are 45 members of the Junior Tribe. The following ,L jyi f L people were chosen as leaders: '- Prerident ....... . joseph Piscione Vice-President. . . . Berdell Boss Secretary . . . Mildred Bailey Tremurer . . . Joann Augar Reporter .... . . . George Richards ' , The juniors had several successful activities which were f' a combined Halloween Party and dance and a Spring Dance. The class presented: Make Room For Rodney, ' Who Killed Ann Gage? and Jubie. Class advisor is Mr! Stuart. KIA y 26 1 1