Whitney Point High School - Maroon and Gold Yearbook (Whitney Point, NY)

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, N, x . REICHERT Sharon Prentice, Marcia Wegrzynski, JoAnn Pier, Lois Spencer, Virginia Ostrander, tricia Murphy, Esther Merritt, Betty Roach, Beverly Zimmer. 2: Suzanne Prentice, Charlotte Rockwood, Esther Paynter, Theresa Russell, Nancy Vi- , Mr. Robert Reichert, Janice Spangenburg, Carolyn Travis, Louise Verry, Mary Mead, le Willis. 3:y James Miller, Ivan Sears, Daniel Ticknor, Eric Steilen, Dean Thomas, Ivan Moscrip, Talman, Sam Ulbing. 4: Robert Merritt, George Sickles, Blaine Maus, Claude Walter, Bernard Poyer, Michael Joseph Ralston. in Picture: Judy Shearer. Duane Smith. sg 1 Q-'Q' Ti .fg.ff'.i+4 t 1 JUNIORS-MR. MINACCI Row 1: Kay Kennedy, Nancy Barnum, Ruth Mary Davis, Connie Howland, Grace Angel, Sharon Lamb, Ella Gaylord, Diane Carley, Mary Lewis, Jean Love. Row 2: Sandra Ballard, Arlene Bush, Sharon DePue, Elizabeth Hagerman, Mr. Paul Minacci, Suzanne Harris, Helen Heath, Roberta Foley. Row 3: Ray Maselli, Dale Gage, Lonnie Howland, James Lott, Robert Ingraham, Gayle Cook, Richard Chapman, Raymond Leet. Row 4: Leo Birmingham, Stephen Hanzlik, William Kimble, Edwin Lamb, Dale Forkey, Harold Jones, Homer Glezen, George Lyon. Not in Picture: Duane Knapp, James Loveless. 25

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Judy Shearer-Treas., Sharon Prentice-Sec., Nancy ViVirski-Pres., Ray Maselli-Vice Pres. WPCS EVENTS IN 1957-1958 September saw the arrival of school and the first social event of the year which was a dance, HFootball Kickoff,H presented by the Seniors. Also in the month of September the Senior magazine drive was started ending in Oct. with Carol Neadeau being the highest salesman and Har- rison Hawley the second highest. In the month of Oct. the Juniors planned a first dance of the season a record hop entitled HJunior Jumpu FRESHHAN CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Chuck Franklin-Vice Pres., Janice Mead-Sec.-Treas., Eileen Farrell- Pres , Carl Decker-Student Council Rep. tled NJunior Jumpn with Bruce lac- key as jockey. This month the Sen- ior play at last was presented and enjoyed by all. The Senior class also planned and had a semi-formal dance, the Blue Crystal Ball with music furnished by Gino Calistri. January came and passed 'without too much happening except a Junior record hop HWinter Swingn and the final rush of preparing for 20 wk. regents and scholarship exams. However, in February the classes swung into action with the Seniors SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right! Sandra Kim-Student Council Rep., Jerry Kenyon-Treas., Charles Green Vice Pres., Tom Farr-Pres. with Bruce Mackey as disc jockey. A stationery sale was also had by the Juniors this month, plus the School Fair and the Halloween par- ade in the evening sponsored by the Rotary Club. Rehearsals for the Senior Play, a 3 act comedy entitled, Junior Prom were started in November. Nov. 15 the Seniors had their 2nd dance of the year, HSputnik Stomp.H December 7th the Juniors present- ed their second dance, also enti- EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS Left to Right: Dave Thomas-Vice Pres., Tom Judson-Pres., Sherrill Hodges-Studen cil Rep., Susan Morgart-Sec.-Treas. presenting their first record hop of the year with Jack Morse, spinn- ing the records. This month saw also the Juniors tryouts being held for their play in larch. These things happened in March: the Seniors had the last record hop of the year and the Juniors pre- sented their play entitled HGlamour 0y.n In May the Juniors had their an- nual Junior Prom and June 23rd is graduation day for the Seniors, t Coun

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SOPHOMORES-MISS SCOTT Row 1: Marie Van Ruth Price, Deloris Wasko, Darleen Thornton, Elaine Watson Dusen, Sharon Tarpinian, Linda Sherman Linda Martin, Elaine Webster Row 2: Anthony Oliver, Mary Rockwood Susan Parton Jacqueline Novitske Doroth Thomas, 7 ! 3 y Miss Marie Scott Nancy L nch Pat ' ' , y , ricia Strickland, Charlene Pratt, Daniel Mullins. Row 3: Walter Treiber, Gerald Youngs, Robert Richards, Gordon Ruston, Harry Turkington, Harry UHGGTWOOG, Hugh McCulloch, Glenn Whitmarsh, Larry Randall, Charles Green, Kenneth Peterson, Richard Reynolds, Charles Shear, Ronald Shearer. N0t ln P1CtUT93 George Lynch, Kenneth Stickle. Ask Alil1.k L fvzfr PA R T Y S ' 'ref' : ,,, : :gif '--f y ian 'v' 'Sf ld ' I..--....T,..w. . 1 ,.,...,, . R, in d t XX ' Q, ZY ' ' SOPHOMORES-MRS. PENDELL , , . . Row 1: Carol Burchell, Diane Flahavan, Diane Fuller, Cathy Bowers, Virginia Clinton, ilyn Glezen, Bonnie Burrows, Catherine Crosier, Linnae Albern. l Row 2: Donald Brainard, Tom Farr, Franklin Bryant, Paul C0rH91l, L01S ADH A1bP0, Maribelle Pendell, Carol Eaton, Carl coilver, Ted Gehm, Rlchard Efckman- Row 3: Martin Atkinson, Marshall Gage, Patrick Farrell, Leslie Carr, Robert Fofkey, ald Ballard. Carl Boehme, John Glezen, Alan Haight, Arthur Brown, James Eggleston, Flahavan, Keith Goodenough. Not in Picture: Allen Brightsen. 26 Mar Mrs Ger- Fred