Whitesville High School - Wycenian Yearbook (Whitesville, NY)

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HOROSCOPE NAME SAYING NOTED FOR AMBITION PROBABILITY Michael Ainsworth Mike What be it? Disrupting the class Field Foresty Smokey, the Bear Donald Allen Don It figures Quietness Electrician Burned fingers Charles Bledsoe Chuck Did you see that? Amorous conquests Meat Cutter Hot dog vendor David Denhoff Rowdy Heavens! Rapid movements Conservation Management Lumberjack LaMonte Ezell Fish- Oh Fish! Holding up the halls Naval Chaplain Marriage Counselor Albert Hazzard, Jr. Buddy Prithee Increasing teacher's temper Minister Anything but manual labor John Hoppe Jumbo Huh! White levis To join the Air Force Ajax White Knight Diana Howe Di Oh Rats! Cheering Nurse A yelling mother David Jones Irving I forgot again! Being absent To join the Air Force AWOL Michael Kear Son Help me, Chuckie Being tardy Business Administration Having the work day start at noon Dean Lewis Barney Why??? Mechanical ability Auto Specialist Grease monkey Stephen Lewis Tige I didn't do it! Wear and tear on cars Pilot Viet Nam Eddy Matteson Fred Let’s race Walking Electrician Without a car Mary Merrick Mar Hi! You all! Making noise Secretary Ribbon changer Delbert Payne Rud What am 1 doing here? We won't tell To go in the Army Discharged Sharon Sherwood Shannie I don't know! Wild disposition Biology teacher Chief surgeon at Wellsville Hospital George Slack Slicky Don’t you know it? Driving ability Engineer Driver Ed. Teacher Shirley Sluyter Shirl What beats that? Trampoline ability Nurse Physical therapist Jerry Smith Sarge Ya-ah! Exercising his jaws Farmer Our first Space Astronaut Farmer

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H15TORY - CLASS OF 1967 Time is more than the pa: age of minutes and seconds. It is also the passage of a person's education to the conclusion of th I we first embarked on this Ion; d from the beginning of a senior's process. At the tender age of five, oyage through time. Elementary School as like a slow moving clock p i ing which time many of us suffered bloody noses, crushing love affare ; and sharp reprimands. The clock approached the halfway mark as e made our entry into junior high. During this time we endured some traumatic experiences, but we blossomed into young ladies and gentlemen. We were nearing the bewitching hour of our education by entering senior high school. We still suffered! We still endured! But by enduring we also con- tinued to learn the specified materials asked of us. Our Whitesville Central School clock on which our time has been recorded is now coming to a stop; but, in stopping, it also sets into motion the clock that will continue to record our educational time. 23 Thanks To: BATH PACKING COMPANY

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WHO’S WHO IN THE SENIOR CLASS BIGGEST FLIRT BEST ALL-AROUND Mary Merrick George Slack MOST ATHLETIC Sharon Sherwood Jerry Smith