Whitesboro High School - Chegaquatka Yearbook (Whitesboro, NY)

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Betty Wheeler Betts lou don't know, do you? Senior Annual: Senior Playg junior Protn Art Cotuniitteeg Student Council 2, Secretary lg Wisp 3, Photographer 2, liditor-in-Chief 45 junior Ser- vice Treasurer lg Basketball 1, 2. 3: Volleyball 2, 33 Swint- ming lg Soccer 33 Girls' Track 'lxC2llIl lg Bowling 23 Tum- bling Club l. 23 Girls' Ath- letic Association 2. 31 A B I, Historian 2, Recording Secre- tary 3, Co-Chairman of Semi 4. 1f1lf'l'j'llllllg lwauliful is lov- able. Claudia Ann Williams Claude Oh,Fisl1. ' Senior Play Committee: jun- ior Ring Conintittceg Future Honiemakers of America 2, 4, Reporter 3: Basketball 2: Vol- leyball 2: Bowling 1, 2: Re- tailing Club 4g Senior Service Organization 3. 4: N S Presi- dent 2, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, Secretary 4. Her eyes sparkle with de- lightful merrimentl' Ill KlllUl'llll'll ottvio MoN'r1aRos1c i231 Sandra Yager Sandy That's for sure. ' Senior Annualg junior Ring Connnitteeg Student Council 4: Secretarial Practice Club: Girls' Choir 2. President 43 A Cappella Choir 3, 43 Pinafore 4: Senior Class Secretary: DAR Representative 43 Bas- ketball l, 2, 33 Volleyball 2, 3, 43 Softball 2, 3: Soccer 2, 3, 43 Bowling l, 2, 3, Manager 4: Girls' Athletic Association 2, 3, 43 A B 2, 3, Recording Secre- tary 4. A frieml I0 all and all are her friends. Genevieve Rose Zima Gene Honest. ' Senior Annual: Correspond- ing Secretary of Student Coun- cil 35 Senior Athletic Service 2. 4, Vice-President 3: Bowl- ing lg Girls' Athletic Associa- tion 2. 3: A B 3, 4. She moves a goddess and she looks a queen.

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Bertha Rybka llert llulx' 'lhl1'rlo. ' Softball l. 2. fl. -lg Soccer l, 2. fl. l: Bowling 2: Girls' .Mh- letie .Xssoeiation 2, fl. 'll Golf I: Senior .Xlliletir Service 2. fl. -lg Wisp -lg Radio Klluh -lg Sen- ior Xnnual. rl Illflll' lll'lll'l lloelll good lik1'nm4'1lir'iur'. Helen Edna Sackert Red ll 'x ll grrnl lilr' if .Will dou'I u'1'r1kr'n. Radio Glulm. Secretary fl: Vol: leyhall fl: Girls' .Xtlllelie As- sociation 3. l uI1' muuol roll you of fle- .xrr1'r'd !lfl,PlllIl.Vl'. Marilyn Jeanne Schulze Lynn Do X'll1l.Yl'l'llIllN!H l'l .X In Year: Orchestra fl: . . , . . 4 . . Girls Lhou' I. 1, .lt .X Lap- pella CIl1oir2.fl, l: Pinalore -l. A fm! lzrruks no bones. Florence Ann Sears Skip 'fluxl lu'r'11us1 ' Senior .Xnnualg Senior Play: junior Prom .Xrt Gonnnittccg National llonor Society 'lg Wisp 2. fl. lfcature Page lidi- tor l Suo Club l I iuls .. . , .. . Choir l. 2: .X Cappella Glioir 2. fl. President 41 l'inalore All Girls' Vocal linsemhle -l: -lun- ior lllass Serretaryi l'1SSl'.-X Convention: New York Her- ald lrilmune Gonlereneel Bowling l. 2: .X ll 2. Sergeant- at-.Xrins fl. Treasurer fl. 'I'hosr' nmkr frir'n1l.v who rlo friendly riffs. i221 Paula Jean Sharrzer Polly ll'1'll. I fl'll'll.'n Senior .lnnualz Senior Play Connnitteeg junior l'roni .Krt Connnittee: Wisp Al: lloneert Band l. 2. Treasurer fl: junior Band I 1 Orchestra I 1 Girls' Llroir l: .X Cappella Choir 2. fl. 4: Pinalore -l: Student Ili- reetor of Senior Play: llasket- ball: Softball: Sou-er: Swint- ining fl: Girls' .ltliletie Xsso- iiition K I' 'S Suiln l l'i1lu1' ix Ihr lrm'.vl rmlzililvf' Barbara Ann Summers Barlmee Big lllrill. ' llillsborougli lligli. lanipa. l'lotidt l l,iIIlr'.xIr'ok1'.x lrll grail onkxl' Lillian Tormey I .il I Ihoughl I'1l rlir'. ' Senior .Xnnualg Secretarial ' ' Y I Prarliee Lluhg 0 l J. l Corresponding Seerelary fl: XVaterxille High lg Senior Band: .Xll State Nlusie lfesli- xalg Banking Representatixe nl .vimpl1'.wniIri.i zvorll: mon than Il vigil. Joan Wessing -loanie G1'1'. ' tional llonor Society -lg Girls Choir l. 2. fl: .X Cappella Kllioir 4: l'inal'ore -lg llasket- . qt,.r F, 4, hall l. -. .l. l. Xollcyhall I. -. 'l l' Seeretary ol lfreslunen Class: Senior Service Organi- zation fl, -li Softball l. 2. fl. Al: Soccer I. 2, fl. -lg Girls' 'lratk learn2.3.-li'l'un1lrlingGluh l: Girls' Athletic Xssoeiation 3, -lg .IV Cheerleader 2. Il Varsity Cheerleader l: .Xll l ff is 1 .X'olhiug grail zrnx eww IIflll!'1'1'Il zeilllmll l'IllllH.Vl' Ililll . -lunior l,I'lllIl .Xrt fi0lllIllllll'K'l .junior Ring Committee: Na-

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1 -Q.. III. S5 WILL We, the seniors of Whitesboro Central School, Whitesboro, N.Y., being of sound mind and memory, do therefore make, ordain, publish and declare this to be our last will and testament in high school. That is to say, after we have received our diplomas, we give as follows: JOSEPH AIKEN, his ability to bowl a 500 game to WALT ZARNOCH because Walt can't get over 400. GEORGIA BACKUS, all the work she's done in high school to MR. ROSEBUSH because he never thought she did any. DICK BALCUM, all the pretty girls to BOB KIPER because he will find some new ones after this year. BETTY BARNES, one pair of wool socks to BOZZIE MCDONALD because Boz has been waiting for them all year. CROSBY BARNS, leaves MR. ROSEBUSH to any junior since he has had him long enough. ROBERTA BEAL, all her school books to EILEEN BEAL because she will need them. EDWARD BEVAN, his seat in Mr. Rosebush's room to OZZIE McSWEENEY because Ed had it for two years and he hopes Ozzie does too. DON BRENNAN, leaves MISS JACKSON to any good student because a good student deserves a good teacher. GERTRUDE BRIGGS, her part in the senior play to her sister, MARY, because it was so much fun. DOLORES BUSH, her detentions to JACK MALLOY because he will probably have some anyway. RONALD BUSH, his seat in social studies 12 to RONALD SCHOEN because Ron played a trick on him once. MICHAEL CANDELLA, his social studies class to DUDLEY BAILEY because Mike didn't learn anything in it. ELEANOR CIAIOLA, her gift of gab to JANE MULLEN since she has a good start. RONALD CICHOWSKI, his first ten detentions to GENEVIEVE DUDEK because she never had any. JOAN COLE, a box of kleenex to MR. CODY for he may need one for his next year's class. MARY COX, her books to her sister, ANN, as she will get them anyway. DAVID COY, his algebra book to JERRY RAGA because it belongs to him anyway. ELEANOR CRUMB, her good times on bus 12 to her sister, CAROLYN, because she will be taking it next year. AURILLA COUNIHAN, her business English book to DIANE RACE so that all the writing she has in it will be kept secret. CAROL CURTIS, Miss Berryman's gum dish to the gum chewers of the junior class. NONA DEMING, all the fun she didn't have in tumbling club to MISS RUDMIN because Nona had to leave school just as tumbling started. KY DEWAN, right halfback position to JIM WEAVER since he wanted to play there all last season. GLORIA DIRTADIAN, the pleasant times at WCS to SONIA ESSAYIAN because she thinks as much of our school as Gloria does. MYRNA DUDRAK, a helicopter to her brother, DICK, for he will need one to get through the crowded halls. PETE DUR- HAM, his seat in Mr. Brown's office to his brother, CHRIS, for he never has been there. JANET EDDY, her noon hour seat in Pine's to MARY KANE because she is always looking for a seat. MARCIA FIELD, the sole use of their gym suit to her sister, PAT, because Pat rarely had a chance to wear it. BETTY FISCHER, all her old wallets to her cousin, JOAN WILDHACK, since she's always losing hers. JOHN FITZSIMMONS, his paper route to RICHARD McDONALD because he has been delivering longer than John has and thinks it's about time he took over. DICK FRYE, his basketball sneaks to JIM WEAVER because Dick's dad hollers at him almost as much as he does at Dick. DEBBY GATES, her position as president of FHA to any FHA junior who is willing to work. HELEN GATES, her enjoyment of FHA to her sister, JUDY, because she likes homemaking too. PETER GENTILE, his senior year books to his brother, for he can make use of them. EDWIN GOLIK, his books and school equipment to his brother, BOB, so that he will destroy them, CHARLES GOODMAN, first period social studies to any junior boy with imagination because some of Mr. Rose- bush's jokes are complicated. JANE GOODMAN, her gym suit to her sister, NANCY, for she can wear it more than Jane. BETTY GRACEY, the fun she has had in her few years here to any seventh grader so that she will have more time to enjoy it. LORETTA HAMILTON, her social studies book to RALPH SERVICE since he has a lease on it. RICHARD HARRINGTON, all of Mr. Knutty's expressions to anybody who appreciates them. RICHARD HARTMAN, the pleasant odors from Mr. Knutty's room to the present physics students because they'll be in the same room next year. NATALIE HASTINGS, all the fun and parties her gang has had in the senior year to her sister, CAROL, because they couldn't have been any better. MARION HOOL, her seat in Miss Miller's classes to her sister, JOAN, because the classes are so much fun. ROBERT HOYT, a place in the shuflieboard league to OZZIE MCSWEENEY because he wants it. MAUREEN HUGHES, her walking speed to her sister, BETTY, because she can use it to get to school on time. ROBERT HUMMEL, his job at Mahanna Brothers to anyone who wishes to take it because he's worked there two long years, ELEANOR JONES, a Holland Patent telephone to JEAN EDWARDS because Eleanor has to make Jean's HP calls for her. MARY MARGARET JONES, her locker to any lucky person who gets it because it is the First locker she has had that worked, AILI KETO, her gym locker to anyone who wants it because she has had it for six years. MARILYN KEYES, her seat on bus 4 to MARY JANE PFLANZ since she'll need it for a long time. BOB KNYCH, all his spare time to Mr. T for he has none with his classes each day, thus, he'll have more than enough, JOSEPHINE KOKOSEN- SKI, her books to her brother, RICHARD, because he can make good use of them. MARILYN KOLMER, her books to her sister, JOYCE, because she's taking the same course as Marilyn. LAURA KOROLJOW, all of Mr. Rosebush's jokes to IVAR LEJA because he'll be able to understand them gm, ' 1241