Whitesville High School - Wycenian Yearbook (Whitesville, NY)

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FRESHMEN CLASS Left to right, first row: P.Rhodes, J.Frost, A.Lewis, B.Johnson, F.Ord way, D.McLean, B.Stebbins, N.Tarr. Second row: J.Smith, R.Sherwood, J Lewis, R.Horton, G.Grantier, N.Dodge, H.Slack and R.Marble. At the beginning of the year we elected our class officers and ad- visor. We selected Gary Grantier, President; Dick Marble, Vice-Presi- dent; Florence Ordway, Secretary, and Joanne Frost, Treasurer. Mr. Brewster was chosen for our class advisor. We sponsored a hayride in September. Our money-making project was the sale of Christmas candy. We had a dance and a party in February. We cite these class members for their achievements: Gary Grantier, Dick Sherwood, Dick Marble and Rodney Horton in basketball; Florence Ordway, Arlene Lewis and Joanne Frost in cheerleading and Dick Marble as our outstanding salesman.

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 JUNIOR CLASS Left to right, first row: C.Kear, E. McA 1 I i s t e r, P.Thompson, M.Her- rick, M.VanDyke, J.Freeman, A.Smith. Second row: C.Newton, B.Payne G.Smith, I.Coleman, O.Tarr, R.Johnson. Third row: O.Golish.O. Ordway, R.Smith, J.Frost, S.Harrison, M.Waite, L.Slack, H.Smith. The Junior Class consisted of 21 students. This year two new stu- dents, Emma Gene McA! lister and Duane Tarr, joined us. In our first class meeting we selected Mr. Davis and Mr. Brown for our class advisors. The class officers are as follows: President - Ray Smith Secretary-Isabe I 1e Coleman V.Pres. - M.J.VanDyke Treasurer-James Frost Raymond Smith, Dick Ordway, Melvin Waite, Herb Smith, Jim Frost and Bruce Payne went out for basketball with Pat Thompson, Anna Mae Smith and Emma Gene McAllister going right along to cheer them on. The most important happening of the year was the arrival of our class rings during the first weeks of school. This year we presented a play Cappy Explains” and a skit Three Strikes and Cut under the direction of Mrs. Pfeiffer. This play was also presented in Allentown and Andover. Our class participated in the Magazine Campaign, sponsored several bake sales and a square dance. Our Donkey-Basketba11 game in March greatly increased our class treasury. Other very important events were the Junior Prom in May and the Junior-Senior Banquet in June.

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SOPHOMORE CLASS Left to right, first row; M.Nye, P.Krusen, C.PIaisted, B.Langdon, H. Hallett. Second row: J.Webster, D.Waters, L.McGraw, J.Waters, W.Thomas This year the Sophomore Class was small but lively with eleven mem- bers, three girls and eight boys. In December, Eugene McAllister moved to Sinking Springs, Pennsylvania. Four members were on, the Junior Varsity basketball team - Jack Waters, Lewis McGraw, Harold Hallett and Jim Webster. Barbara langdon was a Junior Varsity cheerleader. The Class officers were: President, Don Waters; Vice-President, Jack Waters; Secretary and Treasurer, Pat Krusen. Mr. Ruhl was class advisor and Mrs. Pfeiffer had our homeroom. Class activities included a bake sale and dance.