Westmoreland Central High School - Years End Yearbook (Westmoreland, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1962 volume:

lu.lllll 5 ENTER , L. i df NX X vO,UvJL5f W' M My W YEARS END Editor: Jerome Koziy Co-Editor: Bruce Markin DB Y Westmoreland Central School S e a Westmoreland, New York 4 4 We Dedicate Donald I-lu. Craine ooo ooo L Table of Contents i l Title Page ......... .... l Dedication. .. ..... ..2 Table of Contents ....... 4 Administration . ,....... 5 Seniors. . ..d.. .... . 13 Classes.... .....45 Activities. ... .....5l Sports. . .... .... . 6l Advertising. . . . . . . .75 - Q JD 4 I LI 'N 1 Y6e5'?cbv BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. August Lauri, Vice President, Mr. Williani Bellinger, Mr. Roland Spencer, Clerkg Mr. LaMont Smith, Presidentg Mr. Rich- ard Ohmart, Mr. Frank Mathis. To bfzlanre fortune by az jun expenre, joined willy eronorny nzagnifioenref' ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL Mr. DeForest Hill 'TiJ good lo be merry and wire. ELEMENTARY TEACHERS SEATED: Mrs. Marion Restle, Mrs. Marion Burns, Mrs. Shirley Gaul, Mrs. Elizabeth Echenique, Mrs. Helen West, Miss Carol Terpening, Miss Marguerite Tyler, Mrs. Mila Rider. SECOND ROW: Mr. DeForest Hill, Mr. john Nelson, Mr. Arsen LaCourse, Mrs. Theresa Bentley, Mrs. Ethel Tim- ian, Mrs. Adele Sweeting, Mrs. Lillian Lewis, Mrs. Katherine Stopper, Mrs. Elva Conner, Mr. Anthony Castelli, Mr. Samuel Tesorierio. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Anna Pifer, Mrs. Sheila Roselli, Mrs Dorothy LaCourse, Mrs. Elizabeth Blair, Miss Gracia Brown, Mrs. Margaret Smith, Mr. Robert Hall Send him laillaer and I rlmll fnrlaion him. SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL Donald H. Craine To the Class of '62: Congratulations on completing the first step in your pro- gram of education! It is not your last! Whether you plan to pursue further formal training or to enter directly into the world of work, the evidence is here now that the rapidly grow- ing mass of knowledge available to all will require you to think, to study, to evaluate, to learn, to educate and to retrain yourself almost daily if you are to meet your own needs and contribute to the needs of others of the world in which we live. You must keep your mind alert to the needs. It is my sincere hope that your studies and experiences here in school have helped to develop that quality of mind which will make it easier for you to do the evaluating, the training and retraining that you will need. I hope you will always be able to determine and discard from your accumulated knowledge that which is no longer true and useful and, at the same time, you will be able to determine and accept from the new that which is true and useful to the progress and preserva- tion of our civilization. Best wishes for a rewarding life, Peace lm, Caesar rpeakrf SECRETARY Jennie Mae Hensel SECRETARY Mrs. Helen Batson SECRETARY W'here true fortitude dwellff' Mrs. Mary DeLong PRINCIPAL William S. Fisher I will give you anf1z1diefzre. ies-ff-t ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Mrs. Neclra Patrick, Mr. Carroll Britch, Mrs. Esther Shultz, Mrs. Helen Morrow, Mrs, Anna Jane W0rhaCh,' Then Ilvej zvill mlb . . . good godly lmw fbi'-1 will mlb. GUIDANCE Mr. Robert DeLong Read lhif rfbedulef' rr DRIVER EDUCATION Mr. Lawrence Kelly Ye godf, ye gadfl Muff I endure all llairlu CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION x tv N I .Q ' X t ,K Q t N ' ' X li sf . N , Tl I x I ,J ll' , Mr. Baden Mudge, Miss Mary LaPree, Mr. jan Dyckman, Mr. Kenneth Burtch. 8 The lhrzomzfz if but ll pwltllaez looking backwmdrf' ' A J an. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Mr. joseph Saba, Miss Mary LaPree, Mrs. Josephine Sikes Mr Harlan Lewis. Their day! are nimzberedn SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr. Joseph Saba, Miss Dorothy Thompson, Mr. Raymond Fer- riss. Double Double :oil and Iron- bleg Fire burn and cauldron bubbleff ,A 70 if-vx.:f.ff Vx , 1 J,i S-gs 1,,- . , , 1-ww LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Mr. Mark Grant, Mr. Louis Abboud, Mrs, Josephine Sikes. Strike the wise dumb and reach the fool lo speak. LIBRARY Miss Priscilla Robb Food for llye soul i COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Mrs. Eleanor Pilette, Mrs. Esther Rowan. Btt5ineJ.v before pletzfuref' INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Mr. Richard Waldron, Mr. Nicholas Cuifo. We meddle with no wamenbf mattenf' l i, AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Mr, Paul Cmnef Mrs. Carolyn Ellis When tillage hegim, other arts follow? The way to e mtznk heart if through hir rtomtzrh HEALTH DEPARTMENT Mrs. Ethel Franze, Mrs, Helen Bartlett, Mrs. Norma Terry A piers of work Ibm? will make a fire man whole. PHYSICAL EDUCATION ART Mr. Maurice Page, Mrs. Helen Morton, Mr. Donald McLellen DEPARTMENT Be Jlrofzg :md quit y0zn'5elz'er like men Mrs. Delores Compton The grea! arlifl if nz Jimjnlifief' N-Q 'Wie MUSIC DEPARTMENT Mr. james Straney, Mrs. Marjory Craine So musical a discord swan. -z' 2 is ,z K A Mr. Richard Myers Mrs. L, Abbe, Miss R. Crumb, Cafeteria Manager, Mrs. D. White I2 CAFETERIA STAFF Belief fed llmn Zauglaf' Mrs. D. Walker, Mrs. M. Wilbanks Mrs. I. Bennett, Mrs. H. Coyne TRANSPORTATION Flinrl2 not, neither give up, nor despair Mr. E. Smith, Mr. M. Page, Mr. L. Schram, Mr. G. Story, Mr. C. Mahanna, Mr. P. Craner. STANDING: Mr. P. Parent, Mr. W. Beaver, Mr. W. Robson Mrs. W. Robson, Mr. O. Law, Mr. H. Story, Mr. B. Petrie, Head Mechanicg Mr. J. Hicks, Mr. S. Merriman W S X ,gf W L v fx ' K ff? . in 9 Q' Y,- -, wx AR 'T C 2-J 'Qc3'8 ' A 4 ' .xyg W - 521 C. WARREN BEAVER jr. Butch Templ me no more lo folly Yorker Club 1. PelPee11e.' curly hair Ambition: ? f THOMAS I. ANDREWS Tom Silenl in .fererz lfzrzguagef' j.V. Baseball 23 V, Baseball 3, 43 -I.V. Football 23 V. Foot- ball 3, 4g Yorker Club 1. Pet Peeve: chicken pox Ambilimzt none JOHN BEAVER Thi: rudenefy if Jource for lair good wit Athletic Council 13 Boys' Chorus 43 Colgate Seminars 43 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 43 Treasurer 33 Echo 3, 43 Junior Play 53 J.V. Basketball 1, 2, 33 V. Basketball 43 J. V. Football 33 V. Football 43 Leadership Training Institute 33 Magazine Campaign Captain 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 33 Monitors' Club 2, 43 Senior Play 43 Student Council 2, 43 President 43 Track 23 Advertising Editor Yearbook 4. Pet Pee-ve: people who walk slowly in the halls Ambizion: to write a pun-abridged dictionary JOHN A. BESIG lTw,cz5 I Pet Peeve: safe driving Ambilions to be ambitious s kg DAVID R. BROWN Dave Thur to make poor female! mad. Athletic Council 3, 4, Vice President 3g Bowling 3g Class Vice President lg F.F.A. lg Treasurer lg J.V. Baseball 1g V. Baseball 2, 3, 43 j.V. Basketball 1, 2, 33 V. Basketball 4g j.V. Football lg V. Football 2, 3, 45 Student Teacher 1, 23 Track 2, 3, 4, Assistant Art Editor Yearbook 4. Pet Peeve: Saturday nights Ambiiion: to hit 62 home runs in the majors ROBERT F. BRANAGH Babe Tbere'J mifrbief in lfaif man Senior Play 4. Pet Peeoe: ,girls fnaturallyj Ambition: to be a girl hater ROBERT F. CARROLL Bob Tloere'5 a lemz fellow that beau all conquerarf' Bowling 33 FV. Baseball lg V. Baseball 2, 3, 43 ltVarsity C lg QV. Football l, 2, V. Football 3, 4, Captain 4, WV. Skiing lg ltLeaclers Club l, 2, Monitors' Club 33 iSchool Paper l, 2, Senior Play 4, XStudent Council lg Student Council 33 FV. Wrestling l, 2. Pez Peeve: people who don't yell track Amlaizion: to go to college '?Cooperstown Central School CHARLES R. COLBY My bow if almofz come J.V. Baseball lg V. Football 3, 4g Track 3, 4. Pet Peezfes football injuries Ambition: to own a Plymouth with a stick shift and over- drive I 6 PAUL CESARI jr. He lhizzkf 100 murlag meh men are dezzzgeraux V. Football 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. Pei Peeve: riding shotgun Ambiliofz: to play atfull season of football lin-iw.. HEIDI DAHLIN Lei fm! live light fee my deep md dark desired' Band 2, 5, 4, Band Club 2, 5, 4g Vice President 4, Chorus 1, 2, 55 Classical Club 1, 2, 5. 4, Vice President 5: Colgate Seminars 4g D.A.R. Award 4, Echo Staff Asst. Editor 4g El-LA. 1: Girls' Basketball 2, 5, 43 junior Play 53 J.V. Cheerleader 5, 4, Captain -lg Monitors' Club 5, 43 Senior Play 43 Student Council 43 Asst. Literary Editor Yearbook -L Pe! Peez ex Consistancy Anzbifiozzx to stay an individual CHARLES E. COONS ChuClii' Lei Nic' 6.118 .zzzdirzzrc for .z uard or izz'0. ' V. Baseball Manager 5. Pet Peezw red Eerraris Afzzbiziwzx to own one SHIRLEY A. DEEMER Shirl Ab me. bon' 141.15 .1 fblllg the half! of u'ow.12z jill' Chorus lg Colgate Seminars 43 Dramatics Club 2, 5 F.T.A. 25 I.R.C. 4. Pez Peere: onions Ambiliozzx to move to a warmer state RICHARD H. EYCHNER Dick I dura do all that dofb become ll mlm Bowling 4, IV. Basketball 1, 25 V. Football 4g Student Teacher 43 Volleyball 4. Pez Peers: silly girls Ambiliofzr to move to California GAIL EVANS Windy IZ pletuezb me well tba! I will fee you wed. American Field Service, Treasurer 23 Class Treasurer 4' District 7 Student Council Delegate 3g F.H.A. 1, 2, 33 Girls' Chorus 4, Harmonines 1, 2, 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Junior Play 3, J.V. Cheerleader 1, V, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 33 Monitors' Club 1, 2, 33 National Honor Society 3, 4g Senior Play 4g Student Council 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 33 Student Teacher 4. Pez Peers: people who make up stories Ambiliazz: to get married and to be happy S 1 DALE E. FABRIZIO And mme llmt Jmile have in llaeif laemflx one million of mischief Band 1, 2, 3g Dance Band 2, 3, jazz Combo 3g Model Club 1, 2, Monitors' Club 23 Student Council 23 Student Teach- er 3. Pel Pee1fe.' Chevys Ambiziofzx to own my own '32 Ford LEE A. FEATHERBAY A zrzmrzl difpofiliozf' Pe! Peers: Jenny Ambifion: to be president of General Motors 'QM' fx-f' MICHELE D. FOSTER llMlCliyl, Ez'er ripe for mmriage rife lbir m,1id ' Chorus 1, 2, 4g F,H.A. 1. 2, 41 I,R.C. sig Student Teacher 2. Pet Peers: speaking French Ambitiofz: to get married JON DENNIS FERRIS Denny He doth 1zj1j1rr1.zch like zlae rugged Rufrimz fiA?.I1'li J.V. Baseball 1, 23 J.V. Basketball 1, 23 V. Basketball 5, el F.F.A. 2, 3, Qig J.V. Football 1, 23 V. Football 3, 4g Sen ior Play 43 Student Teacher 1, 2. Pei P66I'i',' Macbeth Ambflimzx to be a veterinarian CHARLES W. GALLAGHER UChL1CliU I bare 1172 b0lH'iJ talk izz More for you. Band 1, 2, j.V. Baseball 3, V. Football 43 Model Club 1, 2, Student Teacher 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 5, 43 Volleyball 2, 5, 4, Captain 4. Pe! Peere: coaches Ambiliwzs to be one JUDITH M. HAGGERTY Judy .S'be'J zz womrzrz and Zberefore may be w00'd j.V. Cheerleader 2, V, Cheerleader 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Dramatics Club 3, 43 F.H.A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Harmonines 1, 2, 3, I.R.C. 2, Student Teacher 1, 2, 3, 4. Pet Peewe: tall people Ambiliwzs to become taller and to travel 20 DONNA D. GOLDEN A wimek af good af tl nod Art Club 1g Mixed Chorus 1, 5, French Club 43 Girls' Chor- us 4g Harmonines 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Play 53 National Honor Society 5, 4. Pez Peace: ill-humored people Afzzbilion: to become a teacher 5 NR' .nn ELLEN L. JONES Mel Belief lfye but mzile lban lbe fini ltzuglf' '7 Echo 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 41 Intramurals 1, -, 3, 4, junior Play 3, Secretarial Club 4, Senior Play 4, Student Teacher 3. Pe! Peace: work and men Amlsizionx to become an airline stewardess 'fffrsv - 1 :efgfg,gsj ',. 2 ,, t . ii: 15 , GEORGE F. HOLMES Our llmughli and fzcliorzf 7101 only mold ur, but :hots arozuzd uf. Athletic Council lg V. Baseball 3, 4, j.V. Basketball 1, 2, V. Basketball 3, 4, Class President 4, Class Vice President 3, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 3, V. Pres. 4, j.V. Football 1, V. Football 2, 3, 4, Captain 4g Monitors' Club 4, Senior Play 4, Student Council 4, Student Teacher 1, 2: Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Pet Peers: girls that go steady Ambiliorz: to be a success ARLENE C. KESSLER Lena Can it be you that I hear? Athletic Council 1, 2, 3, 43 j,V. Cheerleader 4, Captain 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4, Monitors' Club 4, Secretarial Club 43 Senior Play 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3g Student Teacher 1, 2, 3. Pet Peeifex gold lockets and parking Amlailion: to be a secretary 2I JOSEPH M. KIERPIEC joe Let him now .rpeak or elfe lzereafler forever bold lair peace. F.F,A. ls Senior Play 4. Pez Peeve: school Ambition: to get an Oscar for playing the accordian 22 JACK D. KESSLER Pete Call in more women Athletic Council 2, 55 F.F.A. 13 j.V. Football 1, 2g V Football 5, 45 j'.V. Baseball 1, 2g V. Baseball 5, 4g -I.V Basketball 1, 2g V. Basketball 5, 4g Mixed Chorus 1 Student Teacher 1, 2, 53 Track 1, 2, 5, 45 Volleyball 2 Pet Peeve: Stanwix Field days Ambition: to get even ROBERT KOGUT Bob I nm ez man more .finned ngninrz than Jinningf' F.F.A. 1g -I.V. Football lg Senior Play 4. Pet Peene: Fordomatic transmission Ambizionf learn to drive a Ford that's fast JEROME KOZIY 'Jerry' Great men are not alwizyr wire. j.V. Basketball 1, 2, 3, Captain 35 V. Basketball 4g Boys' Chorus 4, Boys' State 3g Class President 33 Class Treasurer 1g Classical Club 1, 2, 3g Colgate Winter Seminar 4g Col- gate Summer Seminar 3g Dramatics Club 3, 4g District 7 Student Council Delegate 33 Echo 2, 3, 4g j.V. Football 1g V. Football 3, 4g Harmonines 1, 2, 3, 45 junior Play 33 Monitors' Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4g Student Council 3, 4, Editor Yearbook 4. 4 Pet Peeve: empty hula skirts Ambition: to live my own life wit-'g JACK E. LABUZ Tlfere if gran! ability in knowing how to fonreal one'5 abilizyf' J.V. Football 1, 3g Track 2. Pei Peefe: big cars Ambitiorix to live KATHERINE A. KWASNIEWSKI Kathy Think you I am no Jtronger than my rex? Classical Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Monitors' Club 13 Secretarial Club 43 Senior Play 4. Pet Peere: brown eyed boys Ambilion: to marry a man with a new Cadillac convertible E6 ROGER E. LA BUZ Buzz He afpirex 10 the grerzff' Pei Pee1fe.' noisy girls Amlfilion: to become an electrical engineer DOUGLAS L. MABBETT Doug Where inward dignify joins outward nate Boys' Chorus 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: to own my own portable feed mill on wheels 24 , for 1 Q .7 .. .- X . . 'gf ..e1 .5 ' urls,-sf JAMES R. LYoNs jim fx The lunatic, lfae lower, and Ike puff. Badminton 3, 4g J.V. Baseball 1, 25 V. Baseball 3, 43 j.V. Basketball 2, 3, Boys' Chorus 4, Class President 2g District 7 Student Council Delegate 1g Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, j.V. Football 1g V. Football 2, 3, 4g Harmonines 1, 2, 3, 4g junior Play 33 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 33 Monitors' Club 1, 2, 33 Senior Play 4g Student Council 1, 2, 35 Volleyball 4g Sports Editor Yearbook 4. Pe! Peere: Mrs. Patrick Ambiliofz: who knows? v '. 'ff' A-1 ALBINA F. MARCAITIS Red And rbe ir fair, if rbe not? Athletic Council 2, Classical Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 35 F.H.A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Harmonines 2, 3, 4: Secretarial Club 4, Senior Play 4. Pet Peere: being called carrot top Ambition: to find one RUSSELL C. MACGREGOR Russ He tba! ir .fl01U to anger if belief than lbe migfvlyf' F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Reporter 43 j.V. Football 1 Pei Pee1fe.' Bartlett Pond Ambition: to be a bachelor BRUCE K. MARKIN Belief be damned llvan not mentioned at all Boys' Chorus 4, Class President 1g Colgate Winter Seminar 4, District 7 Student Council Delegate 35 Echo 1, 2, 3, 43 F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, President 3, 4, Junior Play 33 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3g Monitors' Club 1, 4, Senior Play 4, Student Council 1, 4, Co-Editor Yearbook 4. Pe! Peere: people who say I quit Ambiziwzx what everyone goes to France for 25 ' JAMES F. MAXAM Jimmy WiJely I my I am a bfzrhelorf' J.V. Baseball 2, V. Baseball 3, 4, V. Football 3, I.R.C. 4, V. Pres. 4, Model Club 1, 2, 3, V. Pres. 3g Track 4, Volleyball 4. Pet Peeue: Gail Evans Ambition: to be a second Steve Canyon 26 - CHARLES H. MATHEWSON Charlie He .rmndx high in all the peoplef' lrfearlff' Boys' Chorus 4g Class Treasurer 2, 33 Classical Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Colgate Winter Seminar 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3g Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Moni- tors' Club 4g Senior Play 4, Student Council 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Picture Editor Yearbook. Pet Peeve: oh, gooch Ambizionz to own a new home, a car and a wife to go with them RICHARD McCARTHY Mac Hi: enemiey .rlmll lirk the duff. Model Club 1, 2. Pez Peezfex 4th period English Ambizion: to be a certified Welder JEAN F. MCCOY Sweeter film tbmz honey mid the lJ07Z6yC077ZbH Classical Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3g Colgate Winter Seminar 4g F.H,A. 1, 2, SQ F.T.A. 3. 4, Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, I.R.C. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Leadership Training Institute 33 Monitors' Club 3, 4, President 4g National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4, Senior Play 43 Student Council 3, 4, V. President 4. Pet Peeve: horseback riding Ambition: to stay in the saddle DALE E. MURRAY Men are not tzrzgelff' ' 'Vfrack 1, gwrestling 1. Pet Peeve: dynaflow Ambition: four speed shift ?Aclams High School JANICE C. NASH 'Tix not my fault Classical Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4g Colgate Winter Seminar 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, F.H.A. 13 I.R.C. 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 4, Business Manager Yearbook 4. Pei Peeve: writing essays Ambition: to be happy in life without causing others to be unhappy V 27 VICTORIA E. PLEHN Vic To be great if to be mirunderftoodf' Classical Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Colgate Winter Seminar 4, Colgate Summer Seminar 33 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 45 Echo 2, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 4, I.R.C. 2, 3, 43 junior Play 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Monitors Club 33 National Honor Society 3, 4g Senior Play 4, Literary Editor Yearbook 4. Pet Peezfe: cold Stethoscopes Ambizion: toibe head doctor at the Mayo Clinic RICHARD PRESKY 'Cookie' It would befeem you to my 'King Riclmrdf j.V. Baseball 1, 25 V. Baseball 4, F.F.A. 2, 3, 45 J.V. Football 1, 2g V. Football 4, Senior Play 4, Track 3, 4. Pez Peeve: cars and no gas Ambilion: to be a diesel mechanic l s s 5 RUTH PRITCHARD lVill9 all Lind love, good llaouglatr and YEUEYEHFEU Colgate Winter Seminar 4, Dramatics Club 4, Echo 1, 2, 3, 4, Editor 43 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary 1, 2, Treasurer 3, Vice President 45 Girls' Chorus 4, I.R.C. 43 junior Play 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3g Monitors Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Senior Play 43 Student Council 4. Pet Peeve: 3rd period Biology Class Ambition: to go to Cortland State and become a teacher 28 EARL L. ROSER I am the mailer of my fate. Badminton 3, 43 Boys' Chorus 4g Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Senior Play 4. Pez Peew: fast cars Ambizimz: to beat the game ROBERT F. ROBERTS Bob Farm are Jlubborrz llairzgff' Boys' Chorus 43 Dramatics Club 3, 43 Junior Play 3g Moni- tors' Club 4g Senior Play 4g Student Council 4g Student Teacher 3. Pe! Peeffex no ride to Carol's Ambition: to join the Navy SHEILA K, RUSHFORD 'iBounce Save poor me the weukern F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls' Chorus 4g Harmonines 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3g Monitors' Club 31 Secretarial Club 43 Student Council 3. Pez Peeffer locked doors Amlziliozzx to be married 29 -,-, DENISE M. SEISELMYER Dippy Denny When we think lo mzrb, we are Iometimes fought. F.H.A. 15 F.T.A. 3, 4g Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g I.R.C. 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1. Pet Peezfe: conceited boys Ambition: to go to college and marry a rich, handsome man 30 GEORGE SCHILLING Butch I om fl genllemon of az rompfznyn Junior Play 3g Senior Play 4. Pez Peeve: 3 tone '49 Fords Ambition: to be able to beat Bart Maverick at- a game of cards BEVERLY SEYMOUR Bev I have no other but a womfznif Maxon Athletic Council 1, 2, 3g Class V. President 4g Echo 1 2, 3, 4g I.R.C, 2, 3, 4g National Honor Society 3, 4g V President 4g Art Editor Yearbook 4. Pet Peeve: people who only want three children Ambition: to marry and have four children a DAVID R. SMITH Dave I have no! known when ber affecliom Jwrzyedf' F.F.A. 2, Junior Play 3, Colgate Winter Seminar 4, Senior Play 4, Student Teacher 3. Pe! Peewe: being late Ambiiiofz: to be on time ,l ili-.ii A ...eau-: :-5:51.-EiWE::755i:xiE'. ffiff Vin ' ' Wil, , II I .F ,ffl JOYCE A. SPENCER Fire in the bear! mean: Jmoke in the head. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 1, 2, F.T.A. 1, I-Iarmonines 1, 23 Intramurals 3, 4, I.R.C. 2, 3, 4, Secretarial Club 4, Senior Play 4. Pez Peeve: a house on Route 23 Ambition: to be successful JAMES E. SPELLMAN jim I underftnnd Ike fury in your word! bu! not the wordyf Band 1, 23 Boys' Chorus 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4 -I.V. Football 1, 2, V. Football 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 3 Senior Play 41 Student Council. Pet Peere: English class Ambition: to invent push-button milking MARSHA A. SWALD Marsh Thou an all beauzy and blimzlnerru Class Secretary 15 F.H.A. 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 5, 4g I.R.C. 2, 3, 4g Library Club lg Secretarial Club 4g Senior Play 4g Student Teacher 3. Pet Peeve: people who call me Sweets fwith the exception of onej Ambilionx to become a Wave IRENE R. WALKER Rena Ya, beg cl hair of him for memory Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3g F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Monitors' Club 4g Secretarial Club 4g Senior Play 45 Student Council 4, Secretary 4. Pet Peeve: gas money Ambition: to graduate 32 DELORES I. SWEETAY Dee Her voice ii' ezw- rweel, gentle and low. ffBowling 3g 'FChorus 1, 25 fflntramurals 1, 2, 35 :kSecre tarial Practice Club 3. Pez Peeve: younger brothers Ambition: to be a private secretary SWindsor Central School Windsor, New York JANICE R. WHITE Jan Nothing huz malef' tkAcademic Group 2, 3, 4, tkBasketball Blue 5g 'l'Girls' Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4, 53 gHouse Captain 53 Uunior Debating 4, 5, 'kjunior Prefect 4, 'FLife Saving 2, 3, 4, 5, 4Public Speaking 1, 2, 3, 4, 'FRC-d Cross 1, 2, President Z3 'FSenior Debating 4, 5, Dramatics Club 4, Intramurals 4, I,R.C. 4, Magazine Campaign Captain 4, Monitors' Club 4, Senior Play 4, Student Council 4, Honorary Member Yearbook 4. Pe! Peeve: dieting Amhizionx to see the WCS Bulldogs play Rugby Wagga Wagga High School Wagga Wagga, Australia MILDRED E. WELCH Midge She who tfiflei with all if len likely I0 full Class Secretary 2, 3, 4, Classical Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas urer 3, President 43 Girls' Chorus 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, Harmon ines 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, I.R.C. 2, 3, 4, Sec retary 3, President 43 junior Play 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 5 Activities Editor Yearbook. Pe! Peezfe: 7th period Ag class Ambition: to become a Registered Nurse PAUL N. CRANER For him the learheffr chair herame az lhrmzei' Advisor for Class of '62. Pez Peeve: Halloween Ambition' peaceful coexistance 33 FRESHMAN YEAR As freshmen we were lowmen on the totem pole and last in the lunch line. Our main problems were keeping up with our studies and getting into the social swing. The funds from our two dances started our treasury off well. The year ended-somehow. JUNIOR YEAR The arrival of our class rings started the year off with excitement. Our junior play Cheaper by the Dozen, our first dramatic atempt, was a huge suc- cess. Our director, Mrs. Worhach, survived to di- rect the senior play. Neptune's Wonderland was the theme of the junf ior-Senior Prom which our class presented. We worked long and hard decorating the gym and we were quite surprised when we found the crepe paper ceiling three feet from the floor the day before the prom. But everything was ready on time and the prom was declared a success by all. This year ended- luckily. SOPHOMORII YIZAR In our sophomore year we began to accumulate more responsibilities, Our biggest project was choos- ing and'ordering our precious class rings in May. Their arrixal in October was eagerly anticipated. We held three dances, two of them were on Friday the 13116. Another year ended. XVhoopeel SENIOR YEAR The big year finally arrived. Thanks to a prelimi- nary meeting in August, our tentative plans were well laid. In September our class welcomed as a new member, the first exchange student at XV,C.S., jan Wfhite from XVagga Wfagga, Australia. The food booth at the fair and our senior play, K'Pioneer, Go Home, were both successful. Senior Teaching Day in February was fun and illmninating. Our final actixities included a roller skating party, a dinner dance and a minstrel. Wfith Senior Wfeek and Class Day past the final exams came all too soon. The big weekend was upon us. The prom, Teahouse in the August Moon, and Graduation Day, june 24119, climaxed four terrific years that will long be remembered. Time has run out--sadly. ..f af WW CLASS MOTTO: We came, we saw, we con quered. CLASS COLORS: Royal purple and gold CLASS FLOWER: Mountain laurel Graduation Da by Donnt Golden Graduation day is nearing so very xery fast It doesn t really seem as though we re seniors now at last A class of fifty sex en when we 1re ill lf1'12lSSCLl M1ny schooling years are our memories of the pftst Some are looking tom ard to their college years ahead Some just for graduation and vs utinv jobs instead But when the final day 1rr1x es ind it is sure to come Avwaited dreams and hopes vs ill tome not to all just some Then you ll see changed expressions and many eyes till with tears As diplomas are awarded lor the many well serx ed years To the deserx ing students this honor will endure And its memory will linger with fondness I'm sure. Gone now is the great expectation! For today is the day of graduation. We, the senior class of 1962, hereby do leave: ARTICLE I. Our sincerest thanks to our friend and advisor, Mr. Paul Craner. ARTICLE II. Our appreciation to the administration and faculty for their help in preparing us to become responsible adults. ARTICLE III. Our thanks to the custodians and nourishment departments for their part in making this school a more comfortable place in which to live and work. ARTICLE IV. To those who come after us and try to fill our shoes, each of us leaves to each of the junior class something special: TOM ANDREWS and MIDGE WELCH leave the I QUIT sign in the senior home room to MR. BRITCH. BUTCI-I BEAVER leaves his posters to PAT KOZLOWSKI. JOHN BEAVER leaves a box of Wheaties to RICK PAGE. JOHN BESIG leaves his grill to ED LABAYEWSKI. BOB BRANAGH and DALE FABRIZIO leave their Dragking cards to FRANCES CRUMB. DAVE BROWN and JERRY KOZIY leave their little black books to JIM SPENCER and TOM MCCOY. BOB CARROLL leaves MRS. PATRICK. PAUL CESARI leaves his Honor Society pass to DAWN KELLY. CHARLES COLBEY and CHARLES COONS leave their blonde hair to HOLLY HEWITT. HEIDI DAHLIN leaves her eye lash curler to CAROL BEASOCK. SHIRLEY DEEMER and GAIL EVANS leave their back seat on bus 12 to LOUISE EMETERIO. DICK EYCHNER and LEE FEATHERBAY leave their Tonis to JEAN LA- MANGUE. DENNIS FERRIS and JIM LYONS leave Halloweening to SUSIE WEIMER. MICKEY FOSTER and JEAN MCCOY leave their naturally curly hair to BARRY HARNACKER and NEIL NEWMAN. CHARLES GALLAGHER leaves his shoulders to ROSE MULLIGAN. DONNA GOLDEN leaves dirty paint brushes to RITA CLARK. JUDY HAGGERTY leaves her purple QPJ leotards to DONNA FEATHERBAY. GEORGE HOLMES leaves his Physical Fitness award to JOYCE EVANS. ELLEN JONES leaves girls' basketball to SHIRLEY WEST. 38 ARLENE KESSLER leaves a dictionary to DONNA MARSHALL. JACK KESSLER leaves his pin-up girls to JIM COMSTOCK. JOE KIERPIEC leaves his accordion music to SHEILA FELICE'S clarinet. BOB KOGUT leaves CHUCK HORNER his twelfth grade English credit. KATHY KWASNIEWSKI leaves her rollers to RAY VAN DREASON and EV- ERETT CLARK. JACK LABUZ leaves a bottle of Arpege to ERIC WARLICK. ROGER LABUZ and JIM MAXAM leave their chemistry books to JIM GARRIGAN. DOUG MABBETT leaves his blue eyes to PAT ZAWISLAN. RUSS MacGREGOR and EARL ROSER leave their Ag. kits to KEITH O'DELL. ALBINA MARCAITIS leaves blushing to BILL OTT. BRUCE MARKIN leaves his Guppies to LYNN MILLER. CHARLES MATHEWSON and DAVE SMITH leave broken typewriters to SHAR- ON RUTLEDGE. DICK MCCARTHY leaves his hair-do to BETTY JONES. DALE MURRAY leaves his barbells to DOROTHY QUINN. Q JANLCE NASH leaves her bangs to BARBARA PFEIFFER. VICKI PLEHN leaves New Year's Eve telephone calls strictly to DIANA DAHLIN. DICK PRESKY leaves his seat at basketball games to JIM CHRISTEN SEN. RUTH PRITCHARD leaves Echo dummying sheets to MARY AICHOLTZ. BOB ROBERTS leaves his dramatic ability to CAROLE HAIGHT. J SHEILA RUSHFORD leaves her giggling to JAN KARWOWSKI. GEORGE SHILLING leaves his snow plow to BOB CONGDON. DENISE SEISELMYER and JOYCE SPENCER leave LORRAINE ROBERTS the cafeteria cash box. BEVERLY SEYMOUR leaves driving tests to JOYCE FIRSHING. JIM SPELLMAN and IRENE WALKER leave a list of the ten best ways to get gas money to BILL BATSON. MARSHA SWALD leaves visiting friends at midnight to CANDY COOK. DELORES SWEETAY leaves the cafeteria trays to JEANNETTE MAXAM. JAN WHITE leaves her lucky kangaroo to LORRAIN FLORCZYK. 39 A A Youth to Fortune TOM ANDREWS is running a skin diving school in California. BUTCH BEAVER is now a Driver Ed teacher. JOHN BEAVER is now famous for his new method of multiplication the married and has 15 childrenj. JOHN BESIG has just patented an alarm clock that is guaranteed to wake anyone. BOB BRANAGH is almost finished rebuilding a Studebaker that he started his senior year. 1 DAVE BROWN is a referee for the CBOA. BOB CARROLL is head ski instructor at Aspen. PAUL CESARI is professor of Shakespeare at Cambridge. CHUCK COLBEY is headmaster of an exclusive girls' school in England. CHARLES COONS is game warden at Jellystone Park. HEIDI DAHLIN is the first woman president of the American Dental Assln. GAIL EVANS is a prominent child psychologist. DICK EYCHNER just won the salesman of the year award. He sold Nikita Khrushchev 200 copies of the Declaration of Independence. SHIRLEY DEEMER is having a few problems with her playboy husband. DALE FABRIZIO has been hailed as another Lawrence Welk. His band is now playing at the Coconut Grove. LEE EEATHERBAY is souping up a space ship for a race against a Russian pilot. DENNIS FERRIS is a veterinarian. He specializes in neurotic miniature poodles. MICKEY FOSTER is married and is living in Alaska. CHUCK GALLAGHER led the longest filibuster in Senate history. DONNA GOLDEN is living in France. She is Picasso's most promising pupil. JUDY HAGGERTY is a woman jockey. She was the first Woman to race in the Kentucky Derby. GEORGE HOLMES is the head judge of the court for problem children. ELLEN JONES writes a syndicated gossip coltunn called An Earful From Ellen. LENA KESSLER is Olympic weight lifting champ. JACK KESSLER is now coaching the Los Angeles Rams. JOE KIERPIEC has invented an accordion that doesn't have to be squeezed. BOB KOGUT is taking life easy. JERRY KOZIY is the most popular designer of women's clothes today. His natural look is sweeping the country. KATHY KWASNIEWSKI is running a school for models. JACK LABUZ is head of the expedition to settle the first colony on the moon. avfwaaw ,. 5. 1. ,... , 3. 5 gj,1r..,. jj.:.fQ,gfj-J . Wx 3 .... NA r my . , ' . . .,., ,. . X. 'Ji' ' X 'Z J And to Fame Unknown ROGER LABUZ is the president of Syracuse University. He has effected many changes in co-education. JIM LYONS is now living on the Left Bank. He has rewritten The Great Lover. DOUG MABBETT is running a travel bureau for hitchahikers. RUSS MacGREGOR has invented a thumb guard for woodsmen. ALBINA MARCAITIS has invented a fool-proof freckle remover. BRUCE MARKIN is raising guppies in Tahiti, CHARLIE MATHEWSON has started the first 24-hour take home X-ray service. JIM MAXAM is first admiral in the U.S. Air Force. DICK MCCARTHY is a retired fight manager. JEAN MCCOY is a marriage counselor. DALE MURRAY is running an expresso joint in Greenwich Village. JANICE NASH is an interpreter at the U.N. She is now translating all Khrushchevs speeches into Pig Latin. VIC PLEHN is a doctor in Switzerland. DICK PRESKY is running a dude ranch in Wyoming. RUTH PRITCHARD is Dean of W'omen at Radcliffe. BOB ROBERTS is a judo instructor. EARL ROSER has the most modern farm in Westmoreland. SHEILA RUSHFORD is writing novels. GEORGE SHILLING won the world's yachting championship on his yacht Pourquoi Pas. DENISE SEISELMYER is teaching the French in Paris. BEV SEYMOUR is raising a family. JOYCE SPENCER is now a lawyer specializing in divorce cases. DAVE SMITH is a Riviera playboy. JIM SPELLMAN is a president of the Dairyman's League. MARSHA SWALD is a Wave stationed in Alaska. DEE SWEETAY is head telephone operator in Hawaii. 'In her spare time she is taking hula lessons. RENA WALKER is the private secretary of the president of General Electric. MIDGE WELCH is head nurse at the White House. JAN WHITE is Prime Minister of Australia. She just signed the final documents to make Australia the 51st state of the Union. PAUL CRANER is at Happydaze Rest Home where he has been since he retired in 1962. NEDRA PATRICK is writing an essay on writing essays. v 3 !7 ' . .ji i T. r s e f f itf, Q ' .,.., , A i .1 .WJ This Is Our And We're Proud of Her. EMM mm s-mix lk' W Years End 1962 We began in September. We started out eager energetic well balancedg we worked hard. By December we were g We got pictures together work done our first wrinkles. In january the nation celebrated our first deadline. It was a good feeling a relief 4 weeks late. We were the class of try, try again. We tried co-operative work individual work ,f ,HG --I Mrs. Ned ra Patrick ADVISOR organization and Editor jerry's temper. We were an extremely productive staff., Wfe raised pure chaos guppies Mrs. Patricks blood pressure. For weeks it seemed. we'd never get the book to the press. We lost pictures control and Davids head in the process. Finally we reached our February deadlineg a little late perhaps, but there were many diversions. We had philosophy discussions birthday and unbirthday parties baby guppies and most of all we had fun. 43 E 5 f s 3 2 S s 3 3 E i 1 5 Here is the req! batzlegmluza' of llae gridf, ivbere fbey are emerging one by one af izzdizfidzml forfeit They begfn Z0 Jlww fbU77ZF6l1!c?.l' nr godi ffm! zhe new future will rlvow all-jlowerful. FIRST ROW: I., Roberts. SECOND ROXV: C, Haight, J. Evans. THIRD ROXW: C, Beasock. D. Marshall, S. Brooks. FOURTH ROXXT S, Wfeimer, I.. Emeterio, M. Aicholtz, D. Dahlin, S, Rutledge. FIFTH ROXV: B. Pfeiffer, P, Kozlowski, J. Firsching, D. Featherbay. B. Jones, S. Felice, P. Znwislan. SIXTH ROW: I., Miller, S, Wfcst. D. Quinn, R. Clark, L. Flnrczyk, D. Kelly, J. Christensen, F. Crumb. SEVENTH ROXXV: J. Comstock. XXI. Ott. T. McCoy, R. Congdnn, B. Harrniicker. H. Hewitt, R. Mulligan, N. Newman, EIGHTH ROVU: M. Page. -I. Spencer. K, O'Dell, al. Gzirrigan, E, Labnyewski. E. Clark, J. Karwowski, E. W'arlick, W. Batsnn. R. Van Dreason, ADVISOR: Mr. Britch 46 TREASURER: I. Garrigan VICE PRESIDENT: S. Brooks SECRETARY: D. Kelly PRESIDENT: R. VanDreason There are the Uner we all law-fha JULHIQ LQULIIJ zwie Milla .1 rzezv-forma! 14'i.fdfwz Jqrmf wzazzgb fo .fbfzke Olnwzpzzf, wilfo gnwzt .md lQ!UI'ffJZl.l' f7!ilIl.l' in cxzfffzzre .ill fflw zwrld fluff it for fbwzz Jlfffdwlfj befofzzffzg .fzwls .fz big, zvwzderfzzl Jilin'--.uzd Ibm' df1m.1i11. g ' lvl:-ai '--'USG FIRST RONW: D. Bicliford. SECOND ROW: I.. Rlllytlf J. Biuhman. THIRD ROXV: G. , Andrews. P. Inihuyewski, R, Srihechitiino. C. Jurcclai. FOVRTH ROXXU I.. Paxton. F ADVISOR: Mr' Femss Emeterio. G. Dixon. J. Sayers. D. Sayers. FIFTH ROXY: J. Smith. C. Biiimonte, B. Cost-ntino. B. VUilhi1nks. P. Koza. A. Meskan. C. Seymour. SIXTH ROXY: C, Horton. P. Abhott, M. Freiherger, J. Munn, P, Rauscher. P. B.zthmun. G. Iiiildottk. SEVENTH ROXV: D, Exgins. J. Rattruy, T. Quinn, M. Kapps. R. Roberts. D. Iiychncr, G. Masncr. T. Barrett. B. Ccsiiri, J. Fe-tlor. E' 1 FIRST ROXV: J. Clark, L Roberts. XY-ill-ies. L. Swnltl, T. XYcst. C, Fixiggapttnc, M. Chi'istin.in, B. Andrews. J. Drake. S. Dowslund. SECOND RONV: J. Cfyscon, M. Stuthniclt. Gf Orlolcli. R. Hoffmcistcr. K. OlI.cary, R. I.utz. S. Rauscher. M. Catt.1tloi'is. THIRD ROXV: J. Holmes. B. Campbell, T. Chwrizik. S. Mzicior, T. Redmond, D. Hunt. C. Ahhc. G. Maxam. FOURTH ROXYY S. BI3K'G1'C2lgfJf, J, Congdon. XV. Norman, J. Vfhitc, E. Tulloch, A. Conklin. L. Reese. FIFTH ROXW: M. McCoy, K. Trnchsel, D Hartman. J, Paterson, B. Mnxnm. SIXTH ROXV: T. lfishur, F. Johnson, G. Murray. SEVENTH ROXV: R. Burger. K. Pi'itcl14i1xl. EIGHTH ROXXU K, Suliritlcr. PRESIDENT: T. Rcdinontl VICE PRESIDENT: F. Johnson SECRETARY: S. BIi1Cior TREASURER: J. Peterson 47 FIRST ROW: K. Ohmart, J. Hibbard D. Swanson, N. Kessler, C. Andrews, W Frech, M, Nemecek, R. Roux, A. Rotola. SECOND ROW: P. Miller, G. Peck, L. Schieferstine, J. Cattadoris, C. Goodwin T. Catchpole, J. Kalies, C. Ross, B. Coyne THIRD ROW: S. Siegfried, A. Proseus, F XWest, G. Hooks, R. Hazard, J. O'Leary J. Calogero, XX . DeLong, J. Petrie. FIRST ROW: W. Fancher, M. White, P. Kerber, J. Kapps, J. Parent, L. Drake, B. Armstrong, B. Burnett, P. Downing. SEC- OND ROW: T. Thieme, K. Nagle, M. West, J. Albrecht, C. Duprey, G. Matcham, S. Storey, P. Jones, R. Walker. THIRD ROXW: S. Trinkaus, J. McCoy, L. Redmond, J. Herrig, J. Vidler, S. Horton, P. Szczy- giel, L. Sweeting, S. Froschaur. FOURTH ROVU: K. Balch, W. Dykstra, P. Roser, M. Fedor, R. Benson, K. Schultz, S. Hoop- er, N. LaManque, L. Hewitt. 48 These rome Z0 115 apprentice godr, wizh an eager young pride and arzifipazien of grealaefr. Even if their laurel wreathr are a .rligbily aykew and Zheir godly kneel' a Zillle rmuzzy, they approarb Olympur with a wide-eyed, Jbarp-eared .forz of womierg with a confideme in zlaemrelrfer marry of the senior godr may errzry. FIRST ROW: C. Payne, A. Timian, D. Swanson, G. Dahlin, B. Armstrong, R. Fedor, J. Wardell, B. VanDreas0n, W. Falvo. SECOND ROW: E. Tyler, P. Peck, L. Walters, J. Pelliccia, D. Den- slow, L. Saxe, G. Parker, A. Roser, J. Brood. THIRD ROW: P. Hawkins, A. Kozlowski, N. Zawislan, L. Fedor, E. Kwasniewski, R. Mabbett, R. Stahl, T. Hessler, G. Piersall. FIRST' ROW: C. Evans, J. Kelly, E Fedor, P. Lenahan, W. Senior, R. Peck E. Paragi, W. Bennett, B. Hewitt. SEC- OND ROW: T. Brewer, B. Gilleece B. Cosenteno, S. Abbott, V. Turk, L Roth, S. Lowe, C. Smith, P. Clarkin THIRD ROW: G. Storms, F. Desgro- siellier, D. Seiselmyer, P. Federow, B Eccleston, A. Moda, C. Brashear, P Kessler, K. Thieme. flare ii' our zl?'17lj',' 7l0f.fj', energetic, mu- .rmully finding neu' uforlzfr lo exfrlnre. new Rzzbimfzi' zo f1'0.i'J. Slowly Ibm' find lbeii' zwoffzz' exp.:Udizzg-re1'e,1l111g zwillvirz Meir nnzrla all fha 1l'O7Zl!'c'I'fllI llvjzzgr of Kzwzwz-lz,l71ze5.r fbefzmf only up fill Hou' zz'011du'6d JII. FIRST ROXXU S. Parker. J. Ferlor, P. LaI.onde, H. Calogcro. J, BI.1CDL5LlgLlll, C. Roberts, G. Drake, G. Drake, SEC- OND ROXV: J. Anken, J. Donley. S. jones, Light, R. Plunkett, F. Frie- herger. THIRD ROXW: M. Bernier, I Beasock, E, Lenahan, R. Parent, G. Hartman, B, Bogacz, K. Saxe. FIRST ROXW: BL Bethea, S. Clark, J. Rudd, B. Hartman, VU. Kerher, A. Larncy, G. Rudd, SECOND ROVU: D. Tyczynski. C, Dority, B. Baldock. J. Smales, R. Vihirdell, C. Dovvsland, B. Paragi. THIRD ROW: P. Roser, B. Poile, L. Bielby, B. Ercleston, B. Har- rison, H, Roberts, K. Barrett. .,,,..f9: .s ...ML FIRST ROXV: M. Seiseliuyer, D. hfills. S. Branagh, P. Tulloch, C. Rehm, L. Mellen, P. Elliot. SECOND ROXW: M. F. Taylor, P. Brood, S. Hunt. P. Wfatson. B. Sweet- ing, LL Mudge, L. Siegfried. THIRD ROXV: D. Moyer. P. Fcdor, S. Zaliris, D. Rauscher. D. Morse. S. McGinnis. R. Plehn. FIRST ROXV: C. Keshler, D. Hndlock. C. Welcli, F. House. P. Spencer, B, Busha art, S. XX'est. SECOND ROVU: B. Cosen- tino, M, Featherbay, P. Sohik, P. Holmes, D. Robinson. M. Lasher, R. Anderson. THIRD ROXW: R. Turk, NW, Payne. T, Mazur. XY. Crumb, D, Fedor, M. M. Tay- lor, G. Masner. 49 Allur hurled 127 bully of fire from the beuvenf. W Zbink Zlaufir bow our 7lb gmdenr get here-Jbouljng, Jereuming, rioting bully of young laurnnnity. If you ran flow one up enough to make our jurz who it ir, you'll find rome of zlae wurrnert, fweeterl, rnfzguzine-Jellingefz Lidf y0u'll find anywhere, frerb and eager and young. FIRST ROVU: H. Droban, S. Fogelman, D. Moyer, P. Parent, G. Evans, E. Nowakowski, K, Mowers, D. LaL0nde. SECOND ROW: J. Stockton, J. Hihbard, V. Bruni, S. Poile, W. Pabis, C. Nelson, T. Wilcox, J. Siegfried. THIRD ROW: R. Austin, J. Nadeau, R. Clark, XV. Schultz, W. Palm, W. Clark, B. McCarthy, H, LaManque, J. Horton, FOURTH ROW: S. Peterson. L. Hubal, D. Spaven, J, Karczewski. D. Morris, J. Storey, B. Parry, L. Lauber, C. LaClaire. FIFTH ROW: D. Crumb, D. Kotary, L. Zakris, K. Kessler, M. Acee, G. Masner, C. Smith, S. Bethea, D. Robson, M, Redmond. SIXTH ROW: M. Tirnian, P. Beasock. H. Rieben, L, Fedor, D. Cotter, G. Trembley, ,D. Hewitt, D. Stockbridge, J. Seyrnour, G. Bailey. '?'5::'1+if V 'rg .. 0 j: ,QV FIRST ROW: F. Poile, M. DeLong, J. Green, T, Lenahan, E. Christman, R. Storey. SECOND ROW: Q. Quarles, B. Parmon, S. Rowan, C. Ohmart, K. Yaddow. THIRD ROW: C. Hazard, H. Golden, S. Reber, C. Bishop, J. Tulloch, A. Lamanto. FOURTH ROW: D. Stamick, C. Atkinson, L. - Butnoris, M.' Seymour, L. Emeterio, K. Waldren. FIFTH ROW: R. Emeterio. SIXTH ROW: D. Golden, M. Matcham, G. Hyndewitz, G. ! Morse, A. Rattray, C. Johnston, R. Pepperman. , , w : 3 '- I 2 '13 1 i M 1 . V ,f . ,wwf Llflv wolf ,, 5 l. K fi nz - I . T b 0 X 1. Q, QS S? S 1 I S ,, M f I 1 i ' , F13 ,gf Q rt, r 3 FU TS' if Y o A T . in . XT! V4 X4 R? Q A T Grahigel, B. Szare-k, L. Feketa, S. Rehm, L. Schneible, H. Duffus, L. e ,. ' K-. F7ii, f ifkx Y 4 0 i Nig- M Vdj Cflfiql' 'iff , N We 0 XZ' ..:-H Q f 5 ' f LX, 3' ,x ' Q' if 5 .., ini 'Q rs if J O .... 5 4 If bin Z X NIE'-N i NAL X N I L J 4' 1 ,gvovffolgfffg ,, HONOR er Qigil ,U 55 QQ SEATED: D. Golden, J. Nash, G. Evans, J. McCoy, B. Seymour. STANDING: V, Plehn, P, Cesari, R. Pritchard. Colgate Semmar SEATED: D. Dahlin, D. Kelly, J, McCoy, J. White, S. Deemer, V. Plehn, H. Dahlin, M. Aicholtz, B. Cosentino. KNEELING: F Crumb, I. Koziy, R. Hazard, D. Bychner, J. Beaver, D. Smith, C. Mathewson, B. Markin. 52 Student Council . Hn SEATED: Mr. Mudge. I. Vihllcer, J, McCoy. II. Beaver. C. Matliewson. FIRST ROXYI: I., Roberts. I Smith, H. Dahlin, B. Cosentino. K, Tliieme. S, Siegfried. B. Miirkin, J. XX'hite. G. Holmes, R. Roberts, J. Comstock. S. Felice. SECOND ROVU: XV. De-Long, DI. Spell- man. E. Labayewski, D. Hunt. F. Crumb, R. Cesiiri, 'lf Redmond. R. VanDreason. Junior High Student Council ,ll It X W t , f 0' SEATED: P, I.41Londe, P. Whtson, D. Morse, j. Donlay, Mr. Fisher, FIRST ROVU: L. Siegfried, G. Hartman, S. Bullock, J, Storey. R. Clark. R. Sweeting. SECOND ROXXU D. Moyer, D. Cotter. 'lf Miwur, P. Sobik, G. Musner. 53 Echo SEATED: B. Pfeiffer. P, Kozlowski. S, Brooks, D. Fcathcrbny. J. Firsching. S. W'est FIRST ROW Mrs Worhach Adusor R Prrtnh ard. D., Bickforcl. D, Marshall, B. Murkin, M. Aicholtz, J. LaMunque. C, Seymour, B Seymour L Sweetxng J Maxam .I McCoy F Crumb. D. Kelly, Mrs. Pilettc. Advisor. SECOND ROW: C. Abbe, H. Duhlin, M. Plge -I Bauer E jones D Dahlm S MacGreagor V. Plehn. Wlhite, Koziy. u .wa-nw ,M N... W X aan FTA . . . .,,,, .r,.f,f,.4 . 411: mm! .W-as ....:::: ll .-Q, ssl small Cum!! H man! SEATED: J. McCoy, D. Bickford, P. Jones, B. Bernette, B. Murkin, L. Redmond,j McCoy C Payne S Lowe T Catchpole D Hunt C, Abbe. STANDING: D. Seiselrnyer, P. Szczygiel, D. Seiselmyer, M. Aicholtz, R. Prrtchard L Sweetmg G Matcham S Felrce G Orzolek, P. Lenahan, B. Armstrong, 54 Classical FIRST ROXW: P. Bachman, J, McCoy, J. Kelly, J. Nash, M. VC'elch, B. Vlfilbanks, J. Smith, L. Mayer, M. Fedor, Mrs. Sikes, Advisor. SECOND ROVV: S. MacGregor, J. Fedor, G. Matcham, L. Redmond, H. Dahlirx, S. Lowe, V. Plehn, C. Smith, L, Sweeting, P. Szczy- giel. THIRD ROW: K. Kwasniewski, A. Marcaitis, G. Dahlin, C. Mathewson, J. Koiy, R. Berger, M. McCoy, R. Cesari, B. Harr- nacker, R. Hazard, J. Calogero. Dramatics W I FIRST ROW: Mr. Britch, Adivsorg T. Chwazik, R. Clark, J. Wfhite, J. Congdon, C. Seymour, D. Bickford, R. Roberts, J. Bachman, S. Deemcry R. Pritchard, J. Maxam, L. Florczyk, J. Wfhite. SECOND ROXV: S. Macior, D, Hunt, S, MacGregor, D. Dahliri, Carol Abbe, J. McCoy, C. Fragaparie. THIRD ROXXQ B. Eccleston, G. Dahlin, P. Jones, J. Czyscon, C, Mathewson, J. Koziy, S. Felice, D. Feather- bay, J. LHINIZIIIQUC, A. Meskin, J. Smith, B. XVi1banks, L. Mayer, T. Catchpole, J. McCoy, M. Aicholtz, B. Pfeiffer, J. Spencer, A, Kes- sler, L. Reese. FOURTH ROW: J. Lyons, T. Fisher, D. Eychner, G. Masncr. 55 Band FRONT ROXV: S. Felice. P, Lenuhiin, K. Pritcliirrd. P. Jones, R, Plehn. I., Zakris, K. Bishop, L. Hewitt, H, Dahlin, J. Kelly, B Antlrews, Mr. Strnney, Director. SECOND ROXV: S. 7f.ikris, Ii. Bushiirt, S, McGinnis. M, Taylor, H. Calogero, S. Hunt, D Dahlin, M, Cattncloris. B. Eccleston, C. Ohmurt. VU. Sfhultz, R, Clark. D. Crumb, G. Trembley. K. Ohmart, A. Proseus, T R d I' ' 'f ' ' ' A' ' A e mond. THIRD ROW. I.. S.. S. Roxmn, J. Storey. S. Reber, R, Clark, R. Cesuri, XV. DeLong, T. Moda, M. NX'est. R. S.: M Dahlin. P. Parent. M. Redmond, R, Roux, M. MeCoy, P. Riuisclrer. Sophomore Sextet L. Reese, J. Smith, D. Hunt. C. Abbe. D. Bickforrl, L. Mayer. Junior High Chorus FIRST ROVU: P. Spencer, A. Lnmunto. D. Stumiclc, K. Wi1ldr'en R, Storey, M. Matchum, L. Feketu, J. Ih'Il1CDl3UQLIll, C. Hazard: K. Roberts, S. Reber, H. Crilogero, H. Duffus. SECOND ROWH . Mudge, B. Parry. D. sprwen, s. Rowan, L. Hubal, L. Coml . Bishop, S. Parker, C. Ohmurt, H. Droban. THIRD ROXW: M S. Rehm, S. Jones, XV. Palm, S, Peterson, D. Crumb, V, Bruni M. Seiselmyer, D. Mills, C. Li1Cluire, P. XXILITSOH: K. Mowers, M stock, J, Horton, J. Storey, B, Hartman, J. Fedor, I. licasock, K M. Taylor, B. Cosentino, C. Welclm, R, Anderson, IC. Kessler, L. Zzrlcris. D. Moyer, S. Zakris, S. Hunt, C. Smith, M. Acee, Bi Bushart. J. Nudeiru, R. Swecting, M, E. Taylor, C, Rehm, P. Tulloch, L. Siegfried. Girls' Chorus SEATED: P. Szczygiel. FIRST ROXV: D. Marshall. S. Storey. G. Miitcham. P. Jones, M. XX'hite, B. Burnett, P. Clurlcin. C. Du- prey, P. Kerber, Miss Newman. SECOND ROXV: C, Beasoclc. I.. Emeterio. C. Haight, G. Evans, S. Rushford. D. Bicltford, C. I:I'Z1Q.IUP1lI'lC, L. Mayer. L. Reese. J. Vidler, B. Cosentino. J. Herrig. THIRD ROXW: B. Gilleece. D. Denslow. Lowe, C. Smith, T. Brewer, S. Trinkrius. J, McCoy. L. Redmond, B. Cosentino. C. Goodwin. J, Smith. E. Fedor. J. Cattadoris, L. Sweeting, S. Hooper. S. XX'eimc'r. P. Kom. FOI'R'l'l-I RONXV: C. Cook, S. RILILCIYCGQUI. B. Campbell, L, Fedor, D. Hunt, V. Plelm, R. Pritchf ard. S. Miicior, M. Welch. D, Golden, C. Abbe. J. Czyscon. A. Meskan, C. Jarecki. M. Ciittiidoris, P. Lahuyewski, B. Eccleston. Harmonines SEATED: Mrs, Cmine. STANDING: D. Golden, A. Murcaitis, C. Muthewson, J. Ko- ziy, J. Lyons, S. Rushford. M. Welch. Boys, Chorus SEATED: Mrs. Crriine. FIRST ROW K. Ohmart, R. Hazard, W. DeLong J. Brood, B. Marltin, K. Balch. SEC OND ROXW: R. Roberts, J. Lyons, J Spellmain, C. Mathewson, J. Beaver D. Mabbett, T. Fisher. R. Lutz. l . Wifi! 7 57 FHA FIRST ROW: D. Marshall, C. Beiisock, S. Rushford, E. jones, A. Kessler, J. Maxam, E. Tullock, L. Roberts, Mrs. Ellis, Advisor. SECOND ROXW: N. Kessler, S. XY'ilkes, M. Stzzchnick, C. jnrecki, A. Meskin, J. Wfhite, R. Clark, M. Swald, R. Pritchard, P. Zawislan, THIRD ROXV: S. Brooks, J. l.i1Mi1nque. B. Campbell, P. Lubayewski, I Bachman, J. Smith, S. MacGregor, M. Foster, J. Spencer. FOURTH ROVU: S. XX'est, I. Haggerty, I.. Emeterio. S, XX'eimer, C. Haight. G, Evans, J. McCoy, A, Marcaitis, I. Walker, S. Rutledge, L. Florczy. FIRST ROW: L. Mayer, B. Wilbzlnks, I.. Reese, J. Congdon, P. jones, S. Storey, C. Goodwin, M. White, T, Brewer, Mrs. Ellis, Advisor SECOND ROW: R. Benson, j. Drake, M. Fcdor, L. Abbott, j. Vidler, B. Giileece, S. Smith, J. Herrig, E, Fedor, J. Law, S. Hooper THIRD ROW: F, Desgrosiellier. C. Duprey, P. Roser, I.. Walters, B. Jones, B. Pfeiffer, A. Kozlowski, S. Lowe, R. Green, C. Evans FOURTH ROW: L. Fedor, P. Hawkins, C. Brushear, J. Firshing, D. Featherbay, N. Zawislan, P. Kozlowski, R. Mulligan, J. Acee, J Kalies, D. Quinn, N. LaManque. ' 58 FFA X FIRST ROW: Mr. Cramer, Advisor, P. Downing, R. MacGregor, G. Holmes, J. Spellman, E. Labayewslci, R. V.1nDreason, W. Norman SECOND ROW: G. Parker, A, Roser, L. Suxe, G. Piersall, C. Marshall, Roser, L. Swald, D. Evans, K. Thieme. R. Peck, XX . Bennett THIRD ROXXN T, Hessler, R. Fedor, M. Kupps. R. Presky, j. Holmes, P. Kessler, T. Barrett. FOURTH ROXXU K. Schreider, D. Mah bett, D. Ferris, D. jones. K. O'Dell. Secretarial NA. SEATED: C. Haight, D. Marshall, P, Kozlowski, B. Pfeiffer, S. Brooks, E. jones, LaManque, S. Rushford, Mrs. Pilette, Advisor. FIRST ROW: H. Hewitt, S. Weimer, I. NVallcer, A. Marcaitis, M. Swald, K. Kwasniewski, L. Roberts, S. West, D. Featherbay, A. Kes- sler, C. Beasock, L. Emeterio, B. jones. SECOND ROW: S. Felice, J. Maxam, j. Firshing, S. Rutledge, j. Spencer, 59 Student Teachers FIRST ROW: Mr. Page, J. White, B. Campbell, J. Cattadoris, D. Swanson, J. Calogero, B. VanDreason, Mrs. Morton. SEC- OND ROW: 1. Congdon, J. Bachman, L. Redmond, Cf. Matcham, N. Kessler, M. Siegfried, G. Andrews, C. Duprey, G. Evans. THIRD ROW: D. Eychner, C. Andrews, K. Nagle, R. Cesari, C. Payne, J. Acee, M. Aicholtz, T. Mazur, W. Falvo. Monitors E FIRST ROW: R. Pritchard, C. Seymour, J. McCoy, B. Cosentino, L. Roberts, H. Dahlin, -I. McCoy, J. Smith, D. Marshall. SEC- OND ROW: A. Kessler, A. Marcaitis, K. Kwasniewski, D. Hunt, K. Thieme, B. Markin, S. Felice, T. Catchpole. THIRD ROW: WI DeLong, R. Cesari, S. Siegfried,,R. Roberts, F. Crumb. FOURTH ROW: M. Page, T. Fisher, J. Koziy, J. Spellman, C. Mathew- son, Beaver, E. Labayewski. IRC FIRST ROW-: M. Cattadoris, S. Macior, M. Aicholtz, D. Kelly, -I. Nash, 1. McCoy, R. Clark, L. Florczyk, Mr. Mudge, Advisor. SECOND ROW: V. Plehn, M. Foster, D. Seiselmyer, J. Spencer, B. Seymour, M. Swald, S. Felice, B. Jones, D. Eychner. THIRD ROW: J. Maxam, J. White, S. Deemer,tR. Pritchard, M. Welch, F. Crumb, G. Masner, B. Harrnacker, M, Page. N J J W CHUCK COLBEY TQM ANDREXW5 JIM LYONS Inter-Valley League Champions 1961 BOB CARROLL CHUCK GALLAGHER DICK EYCHNER DENNIS FERRIS JERRY KOZIY JACK KESSLER PAUL CESARI W.C.S. ,, New York Mills W.C.S., ,, Mexico , W.C.S Schoharie, , W.C.S Chittenango W.C.S Dolgeville , XYWCS XWcst Canada W.C.S., ,, Lowville DICK PRESKY DAVE BROWN GEORGE HOLMES JIM SPELLMAN MR. PAGE MR4 CIUFO JOHN BEAVER ij. 3 FIRST ROXV: R. Page. J. Kessler. C. Collvey. D. FUUS. P. Ccsnri. T. Andrews. J. Spellmun, G. Holmes, C. Gallagher, J, Lyons, J Koyiy. R. Carroll, D. Brown. SECOND ROXV: Mr. Ciufo. Crmclug M. Christman, T. Vifest, R. Berger, T, Barrett. F. Johnson, J Holmes. R. Hoffmeister. B. Maxam. R. Preslcy. P. Rnusrlmcr, R. liyclmcr. J. Beaver, Mr. Page Couch. THIRD. ROXXF G. Murray, J Peterson. B. Van Dreason. lf, Crumb. T. Fisher. J. Comstock. M, McCoy. D. Cesari. D. Hartman. J. Gurrigan. KNEEIJING: G. Evans M. Dahlin. T. Swearing. D. Brown. Countervcloclcwise from bottom: Hclrli Dnhlin, Captain: C. Haight. J. Vifhlte. S. MacGregor, J. Haggerty. G. Orzolek, G, Evans. FIRST ROW D Ferris. C, Gallagher, J. Spellman, R, Hoffmeister, G, Holmes, T, Andrews. VI, Holmes. SECOND ROXX D Broun 1 Page li Ohnson, R, Preslcv, nl. Kessler, Rf Carroll. Lyons. sl, Koziy. Football Review The Bulldogs completed their first year in eleven man football, compiling a most impressive record. Their only loss came at the hands of New York'Mills in the first game, 19-6. The second game showed the Bulldogs' real ability, when they trounced Mexico Academy 61-O. After they proved to themselves that they could play football, and play to win, there was no stopping them. In their next two games they were victorious over Schoharie and Chittenango with scores of 46-7 and 19-6, respectively. The first four contests wereyall non-league. The first test in league play came in Dolgeville. The Bulldogs split the game wide open in the second half, after being held to a 7-6 first-half score. The final score showed the Westmorelz1nders on top by a 33-6 margin. As in '60, it turned out to be the best game again this year with West Canada, The Bulldogs had to defeat them in order to tie for the championship. They were assured of a tie when they literally ran over them with a score of 32-O. The Bulldogs are not a team that will settle for a tie, so in the final game of the 1961 season, Lowville found themselves facing a team with determination and a lot of spirit. Wheii the final gun sounded the score was Westinoreland 52, Lowville 123 thus making the Bulldogs the 1961 Inter-Valley Champions with a record of six wins, one loss, scoring 249 points to opponents' 51. 5 if 9 ,X ,i if' 1. I .Q fi LN.: - I QE!! 5 . A gg qi-aff' 2' 'W an I fvfv ' 'fi-3 nf W., f wwf' ,, f .1 , J: , . MQ-wx ni, t in 4 K M 4 1 Q, J. ,uf . 3 .f y , f iii 9 - 4 . , L . 1 -,-- . 5 F , ,Y M 4 Q JACK KESSLER BOB CARROLL RICK PAGE First String JERRY KOZIY DAVE BROWN 'R H. K COACH MCLELLAN J DENNIS FERRIS GEORGE HOLMES JOHN BEAVER KEI'fH O'DELL FRED JOHNSON 67 G. Holmes, F. Johnson, K. O'Dell, D. Brown, J. Kessler, R. Page, ji Beaver, J. Koziy, D. Ferris WCS ........ WCS WCS.. WCS ........ WCS WCS WCS ..,, WCS ....... WCS .... , WCS ...,,... WCS WCS ......,. WCS WCS ..., WCS WCS ......,, WCS ........ WCS ......., 9fNon- 68 Dolgeville .. .. 42 Stockbridge , .. 334' S.A.A. .... ...... . 42 Oriskany .,,... .. . 40 Lowville . ...... . 47 Boonville ,. . . 65 W. Canada . . 50 Camden , 593' Poland . .... . . 42 V.V.S. ...,.. 665: Dolgeville . .. 44 Oriskany . ,, 53 S.A.A. .. .. .. 44 V.V.S. .. . . 7721 Lowville . . 35 Boonville ...,. . 79 W. Canada 62 Poland . ....... . 51 league games .. FIRST ROW: J, Haggerty, H, Dahlin, G. Evans. SECOND ROXW: J White S Mac Gregor, G. Orzolek, C. Haight The Bulldogs began season play with five straight wins, perhaps the most spec- tacular of these being a tightly fought 54-47 win over the tenacious Lowville five. With a series of five relatively easy wins that promised a high place in the league, the Bulldogs became perhaps a little too relaxed and dropped three consecutive games to hard-hitting Boonville, West Canada, and Camden. With the league lead slipping away from them, the Bulldogs fought back spiritedly, and took the next four games. Having dropped two more league games, they found themselves needing a win over West Canada to enter the top position. This was a squeaker, but the Bulldogs took it by one point in the closing seconds, 63-62. The Poland game, the last of the season, was again a much needed win. The Bulldogs, feeling a sure win was on the records, relaxed a little and found themselves four points behind with only seconds remaining. Again the Bulldogs came through with a close victory. The 1961-62 basketball season came to an end with W.C.S. finding themselves in a three-way tie for first place with Lowville and West Canada. JV Cheerleaders SCHIHECHITANO RAUSCHER DAHLIN KESSLER, CAPTAIN DAHLIN TIMIAN 'SXWEETING Girls' Volleyball MARSHALL EVANS WEST HAMMON HUNT KESSLER DESGROSIELLIER FLORCZYK MMGREGOR , by W W5 W QM 'ex fgv vi 923111553 lk 1961 Undefeated Bulldogs DAVE BROWN x W A 644- Q of-X JACK KESSLER WCS LSLCLLL L WCS WCS WCS WCS WCS WCS WCS WCS WCS ,, ,8 BOB CARROLL H8 W. Canada. . H4 Boonville ,,,Y7,,, ,,., , ,, ,7 S.A.A. ,,o,,, S, 16 Oriskany Y,,, 7 Polandl 9 W. Canada . .. Y,,, ,,. 10 Boonville. , , ,, ,4 Oriskany ,,,o,,,,, Y,,,w , ,, . 11 Poland ,,,,, TOM MCCOY S.A.A. ,,,,7,,,, , , lntervalley Lea gue Champions I ,ga -x. GEORGE HOLMES JIM LYoNs 7l FIRST ROW: A. Moda, J. Garrigan, F. Johnson, J. Lyons, W. Ott, R, Van Dreason, J. Burns. SECOND ROW: Mr. Page, Coachg R Ryan, D. Brown, C. Gallagher, R. Carroll, D. Van Dreason, J. Kessler, G. Holmes, T. McCoy, F. White. The Inter-Valley League crown was again handed to the West- moreland Bulldogs. They went undefeated, compiling a record of 10 wins, with one of the best teams ever assembled. The speed and ability of the offense was equalled by the power of the defense to form an unbeatable nine. Although the 1962 season cannot be included, the Bulldogs are confident of again winning. the crown, because the nucleus of the '61 team will be trying for top honors. Mr. Page has coached baseball at Westmoreland for 13 years. During this time he has coached ten championship teams. May he have con- tinued success in the future. Congratulations, Coach! 72 1961 Inter-Valle League Champions FIRST ROW: G. Holmes, T. Fisher, G. Murray, F. Johnson, R, Presky, J. Spencer, 1. Colclren, SECOND ROW: D. Brown, C. Colbey R. Carroll, C. Gallagher, J. Koziy, D. VanDreason, J. Kessler, R, Kozlowski, F. Wfhite, Mr. Nelson. Coach. D. Brown, R. Hoffmeister, A, Kessler, S. MacGregor, S. Stor- ey, Mr. Page, Advisor. 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Dominick Sf. and Black River Boulevard Phone FF 6-7000 FREE PARKING Safe Deposif Boxes Esfafe Managemenf Nighf Deposifory Service Bank by Mail Car Loans Appliance Loans Farm Loans Savings Accounf Passbook Loans The Finesf in Used Cars AT M. J. UVANNI MOTORS 303 Erie Boulevard, Wesf Rome, New York MICHAEL J. UVANNI, Prop. Phone FF 6-6960 SISTO'S GULF SERVICE STATION slsro T. cocclA, Prop. Gulf Mofor Gas Oils Cor. E. Dominick and Spring Sf. PHONE FF 6-9928 41 Compliments of EM ROSER'S SPORT SHOP Truck Roufe 5A New Hadford, New Y k TELEPHONE RE 63635 Compliments of ROME AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATON ROME, NEW YORK CompIimenIs of Your STUDENT COUNCIL CompIimen'Is of THE CLASS OF '64 Complimenfs of THE ECHO CompIimenI's of THE CLASS OF '63 CompIimen'I's of THE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Complimenfs of TH E I.R.C. CompIimen+s of THE CLASSICAL CLUB CongraI'uIa'I'ions, Class of '62 MOHAWK VALLEY WHOLESALE GROCERS, INC. Besi' Wishes From BRIGHTMAN GENERAL TIRE, INC. Good Wishes 'Io I'I1e Class of '62 L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY LELAND LEE, Mgr, Rochesfer Office 39I0 Dewey Avenue Rochesfer I5. New York IvIORGAN'S JEWELRY, INC. DONALD RANSIER 307 Monfgomery S+. Syracuse 2, N. Y. Complimenfs of YORKVILLE BRAKE SERVICE, INC. 625 Oriskany SI'reeI' Yorkville, N. Y. 'ff5! ,,'TuE scnooi aus anuv or mam GHUIBE un me Mnnssn sarmimea cmissas ,, jay Madam EQUIPMENT co.. mc. 'I :zu wusun Avenue T Ii B A T u, N E In v n R x If , Pima: rauspm s-zm ARLOTT DUPLICATOR 8: SUPPLY CO., INC. 820 CI1arIoHe S+. PI1. RE 2-SIO6 U'I'ica, N. Y. R 8: H AUDIO VISUAL CO. EDUCATION O INDUSTRY 227 Columbus S+. UI'ica, N. Y. BesI' Wishes GENESEE SUPPLY CO., INC. UTICA, N. Y. Compliments of: TRINKAUS MANOR ORlSKANY, N. Y. Where Dining is a Treasured Experience THE SPORTS CENTER New Harlford Sporl Cenler, lnc. GENES CHILI HUT 3 New Harlford Shopping Cenler SENECA TURNPIKE New Harlford, N. Y. RA 4-9406 Sales Service New Harhford, New York Boals Johnson Sporling Equipmenl RA 4-l6l3 Besl Wishes WHIT-LOCK Ulica Aulo Paris, lnc. Phone: RA 4-6l63 RA 4-6l64 Complimenls of CARY'S SUPER MARKET SENECA TURNPIKE New Har+ford, N. Y. ROME FUNERAL DIRECTORS BoHini Funeral Home, lnc. Teller Funeral Home Nicholas J. Bush Funeral Home Mae F. Slrong Funeral Home Thomas A. Cox Funeral Home Marlin J. Nunn Funeral Home Theodore J. Dimbrowslci: Funeral Home Waldo Wiggens Prince Griffen 8: Aldridge Funeral Direclors Home for Funerals BEST WISHES 'Io +I1e GracIua+es of I'I1e Class of '62 From 'rhe ONEIDA NATIONAL BANK 81 TRUST CO. OF CENTRAL N. Y. I4 OFFICES SERVING Oneida-Herkimer Coun'Iies TELEPHONE TELEPHONE VERNON, N. Y. CompIimen+s of WHITEBORO, N. Y TA 9-2I05 RE 6-5236 LYNCH BUILDING SUPPLY CORP. A CompIeI'e Building Service WESTMORELAND JOHN RUTLEDGE, Mason Confracfor and BuiIcIer BERNARD AND KATHRYN McGINNIS I.G.A. Groceries WAYNE CLINCH MeI'ropoIiI'an Life Insurance DAHLIN'S TRUCKING CONCERN Ber'r Eas'I'man, Trucker Walesville Rd. Wes+moreIancI. N. Y. Wes+moreIand, N. Y. Main S'I'ree'I' Wesfmoreland, N. Y. WicIce's Lumber Co. Sangerfield, N. Y. Cor. Main S+. and R'Ie. 233 HERMAN'S BODY SHOP AuI'o Painling and Collision Work 726-728 Erie Blvd. Wesi' Rome, N. Y. HORNET MOTOR SALES 328 Erie Blvd. Wesl' Rome, N. Y. MOHAWK LANES Bowling Black River Boulevard Rome, N. Y. NIELSON'S GREENHOUSES Phone FF 7-3700 209-2II E. Bloomfield S+. Rome, N. Y. HOLLAND FLORISTS FF 6-5800 2I7 N. George Sf. Rome, N. Y. SHAFFER'S SPECIALTY SHOP Junior-Misses-Ladies I36 W. Dominick S+. Rome, N. Y. C. OLIVER RUDD FF 6-40I0 II8 W. Dominick Sf. Rome, N. Y. LU ALICE BRIDAL SHOP FF 7-3540 6I0 N. Washingion S+. Rome, N. Y. OLIVER OFFICE EQUIPMENT I48 N. Washingfon S+. FF 6-2320 Rome, N. Y. JIM'S TEXACO SERVICE Ph. FF 6-2470 Cor. E. Dominick SI. and Black River Blvd. ROME CO-OP G.L.F. SERVICE, INCE. Feed Supplies 300 Wesl' Sfreef Ph. FF 6-7850 BERKE'S DRUG STORE ph. FF 6,9l50 I29 W. Dominick S+. THE WHITE EAGLE BAKERY Ph FF 7 5 90 308 S. George S+. ' - 0 LENA'S BRIDAL SHOP Ph FF 6-5820 247 W. Dominick Sf. MARKSON BROS. FURNITURE W. Dominick S+. Rome, N. Y. JEFF'S BARBER SHOP Rome, N. Y. STAWIX HEIGHTS DAIRY Ph. FF 7-9770 VERNON THE NORMANDIE RESTAURANT Fine Foods Complimenls of THE DAIRYMEN'S LEAGUE LEE'S Barber Shop NOFRI'S RESTAURANT Re 6-ZI63 or RE 6-9947 HUMPHERY'S FARMS Milk Producfs PARRY-FOX FUELS, INC. LEON A. CLIFFORD Real Esfafe Broker WHITESBORO NEW HARTFORD Rouie 5 Vernon, N. Y. Vernon, N. Y. Seneca Tplc. Vernon, N. Y Oriskany Blvd. Whifesboro, N. Y. New Harhforcl, N. Y. Whifesboro Slreei' Rome, N. Y. Joe Surace, Salesman Rome, N. Y. MJ ' :es Zz. , We ,dw 5 Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Andrews and Mrs. C. Warren Beaver William Besig Walter Branagh Leonard Brown Paul Cesari . Charles Colbey Lynn Cook and Mrs. Howard Coons Mrs. Dorothy Cope Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Russell Dahlin Robert Deemer . Clyde Eychner Gordon Evans Samuel Fabrizio Arthur Featherbay and Mrs. john Ferris Gerald Foster Cecil Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. David Golden Mr. and Mrs . James Haggerty Mr. and Mrs. George Holmes Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Earl jones jack Kessler joseph Kierpiec Mrs. Mary Kogut Mr. and Mrs. Bohdan Koziy Patrons Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr Mr. Mr Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr Mr. Mr Mr. Mr and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs Edward LaBuz john Lyons Leslie Mabbett Russell MacGregor joseph Marcaitis Michael Markin james Mathewson Milo Maxam William McCarthy Elmer McCoy Kenneth Morton Emanuel Murray Harvey Nash James Plehn Herbert Pritchard Raymond Roberts Earl Roser George Schilling Edward Seiselmyer Mrs. Elinor Seymour Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Smith and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr Mr. Mr Mr Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Kwasniewski Mr . Edward Spellman . Roland Spencer and Mrs. john Swald and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs . Frank Sweetay . Bernard Szarek Willard Walker . 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