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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1960 volume:

PUBLIC LIBRARY ALLEN COUNTY 3 1833 07470 5754 -j 9ml WBB WHITNEY POINT CENTRAL SCHOOL ■mmm iteaggau , ■ . .. ' ' : C.AC-, ' ' :; ' ’ A; ■■ •■ ... ■ .• ' ■ ||§f| INI ■an ■S ss ss;: 1111 Ei EE ■i as ■a ;iR ■■ ■■ ■■ .aa ■R !RR ■111 WHITNEY POINT CENTRAL SCHOOL-Enrollment for the school year 1959-1960 is 1624-kdg. to grade 6 is 1019 and 7-12 is 605. MAROON AND GOLD 1960 published by the students of Whitney Point Central School Whitney Point, N.Y. 1 Pep rallies keep the eyes of W.P.C.S. students on games and school activities which main¬ tain school spirit. FOREWORD Just as Janus kept his eye on the Past and the Future, the students and faculty of W. P.C.S. keep their eyes on past activities and future success of education and expan¬ sion of the school. The editorial staff of the 1960 Maroon and Gold has kept a watch¬ ful eye on school activities and has set down a pictorial record of all of them. 2 CO-EDITORS Lamoine Huntley, Carol Eaton 3 DEDICATION Mrs. Clara Rozelle, a veteran teacher at W.P.C.S., resigned her position as a teacher in the fifth grade November 6, 1959. Mrs. Rozelle taught at Whitney Point from 1935 to the time of her resignation. Her first job was in Putnam County in 1913, with a salary of $396 a year. She graduated from New Paltz Normal and has taught 43 years and 7 months since then. Mrs. Rozelle ' s key to success has been, Love your children enough to make them mind. Mrs. Rozelle now makes her home at Lisle. This past winter, how¬ ever, she spent at Fort Pierce, Florida. 4 FAC ULT Y With their watchful eyes open, faculty mem¬ bers and the administration staff guide students through the school year. SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL CARYL E. ADAMS OFFICE STAFF SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL CARYL E. ADAMS Principal Caryl E. Adams keeps a supervising eye on W.P.C.S. 24 hours a day. MAIN OFFICE Busy every minute each day, Mrs. Storrs and Miss Hill are right on the job in the main office as secretaries and receptionists. VICE PRINCIPAL OSMER J. BROOKS Each day Mr. Osmer Brooks, Vice-Principal keeps both eyes on school records and his Business Law class. VICE PRINCIPAL OSMER J. BROOKS Dear Seniors: Congratulations on your graduation. It has been necessary for you to work in order to deserve this diploma. Let this be the guiding principle in your life. Work hard and you will receive the gift and gratitude of all people. Use your eyes to take a long look down the past, use them to see where you can fit best into the life of your community, use them to ascertain where you can serve your fellow man, use them to recognize the sore spots in our civiliza¬ tion. And when you have done all this, use your boundless energies to help shape the destiny of our nation to the end that fam¬ ine, greed, lust, and war are eliminated from our way of life. s. 6 BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to Right: Mr. Hiram Goodrich, District Superintendent, Mr. Francis Kennedy, Mr. Charles Pratt, Mr. Kenneth Stearns, President, Mr. Leslie Strong, Mr. Franklin Pendell, Mr. Carl Bird, Clerk. Not in Picture: Mr. Ernest Edmister, Treasurer. GRADE OFFICE Grade Supervisor, Miss Nettie Clark, keeps grade affairs running smoothly during the school year with student and attendance records. Acting as Miss Clark ' s secretary, Mrs. Evelyn Neadeau, gives her able assistance to W.P.C.S. every day. BOARD OF EDUCATION The Board of Education meets formally every second Monday of the month. This yeaf, in addition to considering 1 all of the usual problems which beset the school and its operation, they must spend many extra hours to bring to a satisfactory conclusion the planning and construction of the new ele¬ mentary school approved by the voters of the district on January 11, 1960. MISS VIRGINIA HILL MISS NETTIE CLARK MRS. EVELYN NEADEAU 7 Mary Ellsworth Elementary Nurse B.S.R.N. Gladys Piech B.S Elem. Girls Phys. Ed. Joyce Greblick A. A. Dental Nurse Phyllis Szczepanski Music Instructor B.S. Dorothy Birmingh Kindergarten Je ann ine ' B s t Kindergarten B.S Harri tte Crooks Delores Kincaid Kiii ergarten B.S. Kindergarten B.S Cleo Abbott Grade 1 Helen Fordham Grade 1 Doris Knapp Grade 1 Margot McDonpugh Grade 1 B.SJ Glady ' gj Clute B.S. Geraldine Harris Grade’ 2 Grade 2 Hazel Clough B.S Grade 2 Connie Hodges Grade 2 Marian Atkinson Grade 2 B.S. 8 Thelma Monk Grade 6 Carolyn Williams Grade 6 B.S. Florence Roys Grade 6 M.S. Dora Barrows Grade 6 Kathryn Fidurski Grade 5 B.S. Marion Sprague Grade 4 Anna Glezen Grade 5 Eva Howland B.S. Grade 4 Ruth Peebles Grade 4 Nellie Richards Ruth Young B.S. Grade 4 Grade 4 John Halloran B.S. Robert Bailey M.A. Helen Wight B.A. Boys Phys. Ed Inst. Music. Band Librarian Pauline Duquette Guidance M.E.L. B.S. Eleanor Goodwin B.S.Leo Birmingham Hurst Mitten B.S. Vocal Music, Chorus J.H. Mathematics j.H. Science George Ricotta Paul O ' Donnell M.S. J.H. Mathematics J.H. Social Studies Robert O ' Neill B.S. Robert Ward B.A. Robert Murray B.S.Janet Emmons B.A. Tressa Corcoran J.H. English J.H. Social StudiesH.S. English J.H. English Languages M.A Journalism 10 Marie Scott M.A. S.H.Soc. St. William Wilbur H.S. English Soc. St. B.A. Arnold Newman M.A.Nancy Moore B.S. H.S. English Homemaking Paul Minacci B.S. H.S. Science Sharyn Lewis H.S. English B.S. George Wilcox Agriculture B.S. Earl Lawrence B.S. Thomas Lawson B.A. H.S. Science M.A. S.H. Social Studies Olga Tracy Art Ileen Wichelns B.A.J° hn Knapp B.S. H.S. Mathematics S.H. Mathematics Bette Glynn M.S. Com., Sch. Paper Harriet Butler B.S H.S. Commercial BUS DRIVERS Row 1: Marvin Aylesworth, Merton Livermore, Lester Ketchum, Lloyd Burghardt, Carl Short, Kenneth Knowlden, Ivan Franklin, Neil Franklin, Ward Gruesbeck, Eugene Gwyn, John Bevan. Row 2: Earl Aylesworth, Je sse Collins, Paul Abbott, Dymitr Czebiniak, Clarence Harris, Norman Shaffer, Edward Henderson, Albert Ticknor, Earl Leet, Robert Theleman, Carl Bonney, Oscar Farr, Gordon Hoag, Irving Coleman. Not in Picture: Elwyn Eaton, Ernest Gilmore, Carl Oliver. JANITORS Left to Right: Walter Smith, Victor Lamb, Orvie Sawyer, Jack Bevan, Ernest Jenks, Building Superintendent. Not in Picture: Ivan Ticknor. LADY JANITORS Left to Right: Edith Japhet, Eunice Ticknor,Reva Whitmarsh, Betty Boehme, Margaret Bevan, Gertrude Lewis. CAFETERIA Row 1: Eunice Ticknor, Edith Japhet, Nancy Doxey, Cafeteria Manager, Dorothy Murphy, Jesse Prentice. Row 2: Jane Parton, Ruth Johnson, Carol Lounsberry, Mabel Sawyer, El¬ eanor Kenyon, Sylvia Gruesbeck, Gertrude Lewis. 12 SENIORS With their eyes on the future horizons, Seniors leave high school with high hopes for success . LINNAE ALBERN Business Volleyball 2 Basketball 2 Chorus 4 School Paper Jr . Chorus Pres. GERALD ARTHUR BALLARD Shop Track 2 Boys Chorus 2 DONALD ELWOOD BRAINARD College Entrance Basketball 5 Track 4 Cross Country 2 Football 2 Jr. Play Committee ALLEN JOHN BRIGHTSEN Mechanical Sr. Chorus 1 Jr. Play Committee Sr. Play Committee BONNIE KAY BURROWS Nursing Sr. Chorus 2 Jr. Play Committee LESLIE ALBERT CARR College Entrance Band 2 Chorus 2 Jr. Play Cast Sr. Play Cast VIRGINIA LOUISE CLINTON Business Archery 1 Chorus 4 Glee Club 2 Pep Club 4 Pointer Weekly 1 Jr. Sr. Play Cast PAUL ROBERT CORNELL General Football 1 Baseball 1 Chorus 1 Jr. Play Cast CAROL JOY BURCHELL Secretarial Jr. Chorus 2 Sr. Chorus 2 Sr. Play Committee KATHERINE MARIE CROSIER Secretarial Basketball Intra. 2 Sr. Play Committee 14 PAUL MAURICE DUNHAM RICHARD JOHN ERCKMAN Shop J. V. Basketball 1 Intramurals CAROL ANN EATON College Entrance Jr. Class Treas. Sr. Class Pres. Nat ' 1 Honor Soc. Sports 3 4 Chorus G. C. 4 Library Club 2 Jr. Sr. Play Cast Pointer Weekly 3 Yearbook 3 Co. Ed. ESSPA Delegate DAVID CARL EATON College Entrance Baseball 2 Sr. Chorus 2 School Paper 1 Stage Crew JAMES G. EGGLESTON Scientific J. V. Manager Varsity Manager School Paper 1 Jr. Play Stage Crew Sr. Play Cast Engineering Sr. Play Committee DOUGLAS JAMES FAIRCHILD Shop J. V. Track 1 V. Track 2 HOWARD THOMAS FARR College Entrance J. V. Basketball 2 Varsity Basketball 2 V. Baseball 4 V. Football 4 V. Track 3 7th Grade. Sec.-Treas. 8th 9th Grade Pres. 10th 11th Grade Pres. V. Club President 2 Student Council Pres.i PATRICK BRIAN FARRELL College Entrance V. Football 2 V. Basketball 2 V. Baseball 3 J. V. Football 1 J. V. Basketball 2 Jr. High Sports Student Council 2 S. C. Representative Jr. Play Committee t JANE H. ENGLISH Business Pep Club 4 Treas. Pep Club 1 Volleyball 1 Chorus 4 Glee Club 4 School Paper 1 Sr. Play Cast DIANE MARIE FLAHAVAN Business Basketball 4 Baseball 4 Tumbling 3 Volleyball 2 Chorus 2 Glee Club 1 Jr. Sr. Play Comm. Pep Club 1 Cheerleading 1 15 DIANE CAROLE FULLER College Entrance Basketball 2 Volleyball 1 Archery 3 Jr. Band 2 7th 8th Grade Chorus Jr. Chorus 1 Sr. Chorus 1 Sr. Chorus President MARSHALL LEE GAGE General Wrestling 2 Football 1 THEODORE W. GEHM College Entrance Audio Visual Club Sr. Play Committee Lab. Assistant MARILYN MARIE GLEZEN Scientific Jr . Band 3 Sr. Band 4 Swing Band 2 Chorus 5 Glee Club 1 Sr. Play Cast Library Club 2 Volleyball 2 Chairman-Prom Dec. KEITH C. GOODENOUGH Scientific Jr. H. Football Jr. H. Basketball Jr. H. Baseball J. V. Basketball 1 J. V. Baseball 2 J. V. Football 1 V. Football 2 Jr. Play Cast CHARLES GREEN College Entrance J. V. Baseball 1 V. Baseball 3 J. V. Basketball 2 V. Basketball 2 Chorus 3 8th Gr. Sec.-Treas. Sth Gr. Sec. -Treas. 10th Gr. Vice-Pres. ALAN JOHN HAIGHT College Entrance LINDA MARIE HARRIS Academic Archery 3 Twirling 6 Head Majorette 3 Glee Club 3 Jr . Band 1 Sr. Band 3 Swing Band 2 School Paper 1 Jr. Sr. Play Cast Library Club 2 CLAYTON ARTHUR HAWKES Agriculture V. Football 3 V. Baseball 2 V. Track 2 JOHN FRANCIS HENDRY Academic 16 KATHLEEN MARGARET HICKEY DONNA LEE HURLBUT Secretarial 7th 8th Grade Chorus 9th 10th Grade Chorus Sr. Chorus 1 Twirling 4 Head Majorette 3 School Paper 1 Jr. Play Committee SANDRA JEAN HILL Commercial Volleyball 1 Chorus 4 Glee Club 2 Twirling 2 SANDRA MARIE HOBBS College Entrance Hockey-Track 2 Volleyball 3 Archery 2 Cheerleading 1 Twirling 4 7th Grade Jr. Chorus Glee Club 3 Sr. Chorus 2 Jr. Play Committee Sr. Play Ass ' t Coach JOYCE MARIE HOHN Business Basketball 3 Volleyball 3 Track 3 Jr. Play Committee Sr. Play Committee LAMOINE CLAIRE HUNTLEY College Entrance Jr. Chorus 1 Sr. Chorus 1 Glee Club 2 School Paper 4 Yearbook 3 Co-Ed. Yearbook Jr. Play Committee Sr. Play Committee ESSPA Delegate Nursing 7th 8th Grade Chorus Sr. Chorus 1 Library Club 2 Jr. Play Committee Sr. Play Committee Yearbook 1 BERNARD WILSON INGRAHAM General Course Chorus 1 year Junior Play Committee THOMAS LEE JAMES College Entrance Jr. H. Football 2 J. V. Baseball 2 V. Baseball 1 J. V. Basketball Scorer 2 V. Basketball Scorer 2 7th Grade Vice President Photo. Club 4 Jr. Play Stage Manager Sr. Play Committee Audio Visual Club 1 National Honor Society EUGENE JOHNSON General Junior High Track 1 Varsity Football Man. Jr. Band 2 Sr. Band 3 Chorus 1 JAMES PAUL KEESLER General Track 2 Cross Country 1 17 JERRY EARL KENYON Engineering Football 1 V. Football 3 Track 3 J. V. Basketball 1 Varsity Club 3 Sr. Chorus 10th Gr. Treas. Sr. Play Cast RALPH KIERNAN Engineering J. V. Basketball 2 V. Basketball 1 Sr. Chorus 3 Jr. Class Secretary Sr. Class Treasurer J. V. Football 1 V. Football 1 SANDRA PAULETTE KIM Academic Cheerleading 3 Volleyball 2 Basketball 2 Hockey 1 Chorus 2 S. C. Rep . 2 Jr. Sr. Play Casts NANCY ANN LYNCH Commercial Basketball 1 Chorus 3 Pointer Weekly 4 Managing Ed. of Paper Jr. Play Prompter Sr. Play Committee ESSPA Delegate HUGH GUPTON McCULLOCH College Entrance Football 4 Basketball 6 Baseball 1 Track 2 Chorus 1 Varsity Club 2 LINDA ANN MARTIN Commercial 8th Grade Chorus Volleyball Intra. 1 Pep Club 3 Yearbook 2 School Paper 4 Jr. Play Cast Sr. Play Committee RICHARD GERALD KNAPP Business Math Jr. H. Football J. V. Baseball 2 Track 2 Jr. Play Committee JO ANNE MILLER Commercial 7th Grade Chorus 8th Grade Chorus 9th Grade Chorus Archery 2 BARBARA ANN LAUGHLIN College Entrance Hockey 2 Tumbling 2 Volleyball 2 Jr. Band 2 Sr. Band 2 Chorus 1 Jr. Play Committee Sr. Play Prompter DANIEL MATTHEW MULLINS College Entrance Baseball Manager 1 Scorekeeper 2 Football Manager 1 Varsity Club 2 Basketball Manager 3 Sr. Chorus 4 Yearbook 1 Sr. Play Cast Jr. Play Committee 18 ANTHONY WAYNE OLIVER KENNETH ROBERT PETERSON Engineering Wrestling 4 CAROL LEE OLIVER Business Volleyball 3 Basketball 3 Baseball 3 Jr. Chorus 2 Sr. Chorus 2 School Paper 1 SUSAN RUTH PARTON Secretarial 7th 8th Gr. Chorus Paper 1 MARY ELIZABETH PEET General Cheerleading 2 Softball 3 Hockey 2 Basketball 2 Track 2 Volleyball 3 Soccer 1 Pep Club 3 Yearbook 1 ROBERT DERYL PENDELL General Football 2 Shop Jr. H. Basketball 2 Jr. H. Baseball 1 J. V. Baseball 2 Track 1 Jr. Band 3 Sr. Band 3 Swing Band 1 Jr. Play Stage Crew MICKEY RICHARD PIXLEY Agriculture J. V. Baseball RUTH ETHEL PRICE Secretarial Volleyball 2 Archery 2 Softball 2 Basketball 1 10th Gr. Chorus School Paper 2 Jr. Play Committee Sr. Play Committee RICHARD M. REYNOLDS Agriculture ROBERT CLYDE RICHARDS College Entrance Baseball 3 Intra. Basketball 1 Sr. Chorus 1 Sr. Play Cast 19 RITA CHARLENE ROBERTS Academic CHARLES LESTER SLACK Intra. Volleyball 2 Band 5 Chorus 6 Glee Club 2 Sr. Play Committee MARY LOUISE ROCKWOOD College Entrance Hockey Track 3 Volleyball 3 Softball 4 Basketball 3 7th 8th Grade Chorus Jr. Sr. Chorus Twirling 2 Jr. Play Cast National Honor Society CHARLES SHEAR Shop RONALD GENE SHEARER Shop 8th Grade Football 8th Grade Baseball J. V. Baseball LINDA KAY SHERMAN Business Basketball 3 Pep Club Pres. 1 Volleyball 3 Glee Club 3 Chorus 4 Sr. Play Committee Pointer Weekly 1 Agriculture Baseball 2 KENNETH LELAND STICKLE General Football 3 Track 1 Sr. Chorus 2 Student Council 7th Gr. SHARON M. TARPINIAN College Entrance Soccer 1 Pep Club 4 Jr. Play Prompter Sr. Play Committee DOROTHY MARIE THOMAS Secretarial 7th 8th Grade Chorus Jr . Chorus Sr. Chorus Sr. Student Council Rep. School Paper 2 Jr. Play Committee Sr. Play Committee DARLEEN LOU THORNTON College Entrance Softball 2 Volleyball 2 Hockey 2 Archery 2 Sr . Chorus 2 Sr. Class Secretary Jr. Play Cast Sr. Play Cast 20 HARRY A. TURKINGTON JR. EDWARD ARTHUR WELCH College Entrance Football 2 Wrestling 4 Sr. Chorus 2 Sr. Vice Pres. Varsity Club Jr. Play Cast MARIE JEANETTE VAN DUSEN General Cheerleading 3 7th 8th Grade Chorus Sr. Chorus 2 Jr. Vice Pres. Student Council Vice Pres. Jr. Play Cast Industrial Arts Track 1 GLENN I. WHITMARSH General Basketball 3 Football 2 Track 3 School Paper 1 DELORIS RITA WASKO Commercial Basketball 2 Hockey 2 Archery Tumbling 1 Softball 1 Volleyball 1 Cheerleading 2 Glee Club 5 Sr. Chorus 4 Jr. Band 2 Sr. Band 5 ELAINE MARIE WATSON Nursing Volley 1 Hockey 1 Chorus 5 Glee Club 3 School Paper 1 Yearbook 1 Jr. Play Committee Sr. Play Cast ELAINE MARIE WEBSTER Secretarial College En. Chorus 1 School Paper 2 Managing Ed. Paper Sr. Play Committee GERALD VINCENT YOUNGS Art JAMES NICHOLAS ZOPP General Football 3 Baseball 2 Basketball 3 Track 3 Boys Chorus 2 8th 9th Vice Pres. Varsity Club V. P. Sr. Play Stage Crew GORDON DAVID RUSTON General Jr. High Football Jr. High Basketball J.V. Football Senior Chorus 3 Student Council 1 Pointer Weekly 1 21 Seniors take a day off. Go ahead - hit me. ' MEET CORLISS ARCHER” Hello - is this the Archer residence? I ' m going to make this a real diary. ' I ' m so glad you ' re back, Corliss. JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH With their eyes on the near future, high school students work every day for the day of graduation. 1 ISS .... .. H j4V i L. ft IliPkr o K TV jJj -- a 1 JUNIORS-MR. HARVEY ELLICK-MR. WILLIAM WILBUR Row 1: Glenda Moyer, Mary Peet, Barbara Traver, Grace Wilcox, Joyce La Mar, Diana Nead- eau, Ruth Stockwell, Lynda Smith, Carol Wychick. Row 2: Diane Mastronardi, Janice Mead, Mr. Harvey Ellick, Marlene Watts, Kathy Quinn, Carol Stanton. Row 3: Richard Traver, John O ' Brien, Harris Utter, Gary Yarnes, Gordon Ruston, William Neadeau, Kenneth Walling, Jerry McCoy. Row 4: Edward Lamb, Ronald Rockwell, Carl Stecker, Sergei Naramore, Wayne Smith. Row 5: Philip Morehouse, Gary Sturdevant, Luis Wilcox, Francis Lamb, Elroy Pratt, Dale Swan, Richard Peet, James Peterson, Gerald Love. Not in Picture: Mr. William Wilbur. JUNIORS JUNIORS-MISS SHARYN LEWIS Row 1: Brenda Cotcamp, Cynthia Haruk, Katherine Haist, Elaine Harper, Ruth Angel, Laura Catlin, Charlene Henningsen, Eileen Farrell. Row 2: Virginia Crane, Dorothy Fenton, Norma Birmingham. Eugene Johnson, Miss Sharyn Lewis, Charles Gilmore, Darlene Crowning- shield, Phillis Kapral, Virginia Adams. Row 3: Patrick Briglio, Richard Clinton, Albert Heath, Kenneth Baldwin, William Coleman, Barry Gaugler, Daniel Driscoll, Donald Brooks Row 4: Larry Kilbury, Donald Greenmun, Marshall Gage, Charles Franklin, Carl Boehme, Richard Brown, Edward Bowen, Walter Herzberg, Harold Jenks. Row 5: Carl Decker, Larry Frost, Gayle Cook, Paul Carpenter, Thomas Gimbert, 24 SOPHOMORES-MISS MARIE SCOTT Row 1: Mary Ann Diefendorf, Arlene Hoyte, Mildred Brewer, Sherrill Hodges, Beverly High- am, Sharron Boyce, Mary Fox, Carol Hibbard, Ann Hodges. Row 2: Linda Desmond, Sharon Bonney, Carol Freije, Mary Fitser, Miss Marie Scott, Kay Douglas, Barbara Ballard, Maureen Hickey. Sharon Ballard. Row 3: Donald Fenton, Thomas Judson, John Herzberg, Marilyn Gruesbeck, Janet Chilson, Marjorie Jennison. Richard Burt, Michael Hanzlik, James Bryant, Charles Barnum. Row 4: Nelson Holland, Dale Jenks, James McKiernan, Edward Clark, Roger Dunham, Craig Ellison, Eldon Abbott, James Crandall, Michael Glynn, Theodore Farr William Conrad. Not in Picture: Sandra Chesna, Gerald Crosier. SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES-MR. EARL LAWRENCE Row 1: Patricia Morehouse, Judy Slack, Donna Robinson, Lois Preston, Elizabeth Kilbury, Joyce Naramore, Shirley Ross, Donna Pendell, Edith Morgan. Row 2: Walter Page, Edward Ostrander, James Merritt Marian Mills, Mr. Lawrence, Susan Morgart, Patrica Pierce, How¬ ard Poyer, Thomas Reynolds. Row 3: James Sprague, Lewis Powers, Robert Larkin, Angelo Mastronardi, Jr., Sam Pratt, Albert Leet, Robert Palmer, Mark McCulloch, James Morgart, Gary Shearer. 25 SOPHMORES-MRS. HARRIET BUTLER Row 1: Shirley Zimmer, Bonnie Wuest, Barbara Wight, Roberta Warner, Carol Stocker, Char¬ lene Teal, Judy Thomas. Row 2: Gordon Vernon, David Smith, Wanda Wright, Mrs. Harriet Butler, Carol Turner, Gary Thomson, Wayne Van Etten. Row 3: Robert Warner, Harry Wills, David Thomas, Douglas Ticknor, David Watson, Stuart Whittaker, Andy Maslin, William Wil¬ son. Not in Picture: Kay Tappan, Ruth Zimmer, Douglas Underwood. FRESHMAN-MRS. ILEEN WICHELNS Row 1: Marsha Franklin, Linda Ingraham, Joan Kuhr, Kathleen Pond, Patsy Hand, Mary Jones, Jo Carroll Martin, Jo Ann Hayes, Carl Morehouse. Row 2: Nancy Hoag, Linda Miller, Doris Leet, Billie Lee Knapp, Mrs. Ileen Wichelns, Emma Lou Livermore, Eileen Gofgosky, Joan Hankins, Theresa Hanzlik, Judy Hayes. Row 3: Eddie Maslin, Dale Hollenbeck, Hope McCul¬ loch, Carole Howland, Eleanor Japhet, Gladys Gonciasz, Richard Fuller, Chris Metz. Row 4: Lauren Houghton, Roger Maus, Robert Hodges, Maynard Lilley, John Leahy, Larue Lincoln, Albert Hand, Frank Juergens, Robert Laughlin. 26 FRESHMEN-MR. PAUL MINACCI Row 1: Joan Ticknor, Linda Ross, Charlotte Roberts, Susan Smith, Sherrill Potter, Leona Twining, Carol Utter, Marjorie Swarts, Joan Sorochinsky, Donna Peet. Row 2: Sandra Sha¬ fer, Darlene Ralph. Glenda Ross, Frances Peterson, Sharon Potter, Mr. Paul Minacci, Eve¬ lyn Wright, Patricia Wegrzynski, Patricia Verry, JoAnn Pixley, Margaret Pratt. Row 3: John Schaff, Charles Van Valkenburgh, Charles Wilcox, Michael White, George Walter, James O ' Brien, Scott Oakley, Norman Moyer, John Rockwell. Row 4: Albert Myers, Delos Oliver, Alonzo Stickle, Douglas Stearns, Wayne Van Order, Frederick Webster. FRESHMEN Ip .--, .1 WlFjaw i Mf: c? gw .M FRESHMAN-Mr. Robert Murray Row 1: Virginia Crandall, Martha Desmond, Donna Black, Doris Baldwin, Mr. Robert Murray, Judy DePue, Joan Conrad, Judy Bodine, Brenda Burt. Row 2: Keith Cross, Ralph Brown, Ed¬ ward Bailey, Gary Burghart, Gene Eldred, Philip Baxter, Robert Adams, Donald Edwards, Edward Briglio, Minor ' Carter. Not in Picture: Dennis Brainard, Gary Billings, Carolyn Forshee. 27 EIGHT GRADE-MR. ROBERT WARD Row 1: Regina Maslin, Mama Leahy, Loren Larkin, Regina Haist, Carol Hanson, Marian Glezen, Alice Hanzlik, Carolyn Leonard. Row 2: James Judson, Harry McMillen, Kathleen Hover, Sharon Knapp, Mr. Robert Ward, June Lott, Donna Lee McCoy, William Hohn, Gary Lee. Row 3: Lawrence Jenks, James Greene, Gerald Knapp, Richard Hand, Richard Lethbridge, Richar d Kellerman, Earl Kimble, Richard Lamb, Thaddeus Harford, Roland Hohn. Not in Pic¬ ture: Cathena Lynch, David Ingraham. EIGHTH GRADE Mm EIGHTH GRADE-MRS. OLGA TRACY Row 1: Donna Swarts, Marian Sparrow, Joleen Thornton, Sharon Spoonhower, Margaret Tracey, June VanDusen, Nancy Sweet, Marlene Thompson. Row 2: David Davis, Edward Tillotson, Gary David Yarnes, Mrs. Olga Tracy, Lawrence Whitlock, David Turkington, Richard Vernon. Row 3: John Wychick, Raymond Stoughton, Charles Sweet, Thomas Sprague, Peter Sofka, Har¬ old Strickland. Not in Picture: Richard Sprague, Larry Thomson 28 EIGHT GRADE-MISS JANET EMMONS Row 1: Barbara Pelletier, Donna Robins, Gladys Montgomery, Bonnie Roberts, Sandra Perry Gloria Simmons, Mary Ann Ruston. Row 2: Jaynne Pareis, Pearl Samson, JoAnn Merritt, Miss Janet Emmons, Joyce Simpson, Margaret Pierce, Beatrice Snyder, Karen Pierce. Row 3: David Nick, Roxann Novitske, Gloria Mead, Barbara Mushock, Suzanne Meacham, April Quarella, Mildred Pierce, Dawn Smith, Elaine Smith, Daniel Nick. Row 4: Brian Petraske, Fred Marsh’ Robert Parton, Kenneth Pratt, Henry Manwaring, Roger Peet. Robert Neubauer, Harry Smith’ Arthur Ostrander. Not in Picture: Francis Piech, Jim Ralston, Cynthia Riley, Arietta Smith, James Paul. EIGHTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE-MR. LEO BIRMINGHAM Row 1: Mary Ann Birmingham, Sharon Egan, Bonnie Glezen, Betty Burchell, Hallie Angel, Betty Brant, Linda Fetterman, Patricia Barton, Lavina Beardsley. Row 2: Gregory Canova Stephen Gimbert, Edward Gehm, George Carpenter, Dennis Ames, Mr. Leo Birmingham, Richard Coleman, Robert Eaton, William Crane, Earl Newhart, Edward Beecher. Row 3: Richard Can- iff, Kenneth Fetterman, Ben jamin Bailey, Charles Clute, Edward Docalavich, Donald Croft, Robert Brady, Allen Glezen, Herbert Gehm. Row 4: Ronald Crosier, Gary Eaton, Robert Bridges, Clifford Glezen, Glynn Cook, James Abbott, Craig Abbey, Terry Evans. Not in Picture: Barry Bowen, James Dean. 29 SEVENTH GRADE-MR. GEORGE RICOTTA Row 1: Diane Scank, Carole Lee Shaffer, Donna Thomas, Curt Smith, John Stocum, Richard Sturdevant, Harold Gene Smith, Michael Simpson, Stephen McKiernan. Row 2: Linda Vi- Virski, Joyce Warner, Nancy Walling, Linda Preston, Mr, George Ricotta, Christine Stanton, Caroline Roach, Elizabeth Samson, Sandra Small. Row 3: Frank Samson, Charles Tappan, Dale Ralph, Darlene Sage, Elaine Walter, Rose Marie Wilcox, Kenneth Tillotson, John Scher- merhorn. Row 4: Jon Prentice, Joseph Silvanic, Richard Wilmot, Ronald Decker, Wayne Watrous, Glenn Tymeson Jr., Dennis Whittaker, Richard Tracey. Not in Picture: Diana Slack, Duane strain, Richard White. SEVENTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE-MR. ROBERT O ' NEILL Row 1: Marilyn Forshee, Darla Enright, Gary Henningsen, Gary Harper, Kenneth Higham, Gary Pond, Elywn Fairbanks, La Vern Hand, Karen Hobbs. Row 2: Thomas Hurlbut, Gerald Dedrick, Gerald Howland, Dennis Ellerson, Mr. Robert O ' Neill, George Fish, Bruce Dunham, Larry Hayes, Peter Fish. Row 3: John Greenmun, Patricia Holt, Helen Czebiniak, Dori s Hurlbut, Beverly Hohn, Kathleen Goodenough, Marjorie Glezen, Susan Hurlbut. Row 4: Edith Hendry, Patricia Ellwood, Cheryl Drumm, Christine Joslin, La Verna Gilmore, Marie Driscoll, Susan Ellerson, Carrie Hill, Bernice Hawkins. Not in Picture: Philip Fenton, Darlene Gilli¬ land, Dana Jennison. 30 SEVENTH GRADE-MR. PAUL O ' DONNELL Row 1: Larry Kotula, Cecelia Narozny, Nancy Manwaring, Mary Montgomery, Judy Pixley, Ellen Knapp, Mildred Miller, Patricia Lawrence, Wilhelmina Lowe, William Lewis. Row 2: Penny Page, Analesia McCoy, Edith Palmer, Lauraine Mastronardi, Mr. Paul O ' Donnell, Linda Orton, Sandra Longtin, Madelyn Matuszak, Meredith Kilbury. Row 3: Richard Lynch, William Padbury, David Lee, Terry Ostrander, David Kilbury, James Lilley, Daniel Mortenson, Thomas McMillen, Wayne Merritt, Rocco Longo. Row 4: William Kiernan, Gary Potter, William Pratt, Gary Merritt, Clayton Kimble, Leslie Perry, Brian Lucia, Gary Ostrander, Robert Piech, Edmund Lethbridge. SEVENTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE-MR. HURST MITTEN Row 1: Donna Baldwin, Linda Bensley, Marjorie Cole, Dawn Cotcamp, Helen Brewer, Bonnie Aten, Maureen Catlin, Katherine Ballard, Carol Brigham. Row 2: Fred Canniff, Ronald Bal¬ lard, Ruth Carr, Bonnie Austin, Mr. Hurst Mitten, Bette Jean Brainard, Linda Bush, Harry Clinton, Gary Burchell, Van Carter. Row 3: Ted Cross, Douglas Baldwin, Robert Ballard, Thomas Carroll, Lonnie Abbott, John Adamek, David Barrowcliff, Thomas Cornell, Peter Clark, James Carroll. Row 4: Edwin Desmond, Edwin Brown, Raymond Carpenter, Elmer Car¬ penter, Gary Bush, Richard Brant, Roger Billings. Not in Picture: Helen Barton, Herbert Bailey, Dwight Paul. 31 .m V � « •m a � SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Ralph Kiernan, Treas., Darleen Thornton, Sec., Carol Eaton, Pres., Harry Turk- ington, Vice-Pres. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Norma Birmingham, Pres., Bill Neadeau, Sec., Kenneth Walling,Treas. Francis Lamb, Vice-Pres. Seniors of 1960 had a busy schedule of act 1 ivities. A series of four dances started with the first dance in September. In Nov¬ ember the Seniors presented their play, A Broom For The Bride, on the 18th, 19th, ST 20th. On November 25th, Seniors went on their first trip to Syracuse to see the Ice Capades. Their final trip to Crystal Beach was taken in the Spring. Social events for the Class of 1961 began in November with the first Junior Dance. This Class had two other successful dances besides their Junior Prom on the 20th of May. During the month of April the Junior Class presented their play, Arsenic And Old Lace, on the 6, 7th, and 8th. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Robert Hodges, Pres., Mary Jones, Treas., Sharon Potter, Sec., Roger Maus, Vice-Pres. Freshman, eighth and seventh graders con¬ centrated their efforts on study during 1959-1960. Their activities are class parties and class picnics. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Beverly Higham, Sec., Tom Judson, Treas., Susan Morgart, Pres., Robert Larkin, Vice-Pres. Although the Sophomore Class did not spon¬ sor any dances or plays, the students en¬ joyed a class party and picnic in June. Each Sophomore has high hopes for the act¬ ivities during the next two years. EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS Left to Right: Marna Leahy, Vice-Pres., Tom Sprague, Pres., Jane Pareis, Sec.- Treas. SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS Left to Right: Bette Jean Brainard, Pres. Glenn Tymeson, Jr., Sec.-Treas., Marjorie Glezen, Vice-Pres. 32 GRADES With their eyes on the far, far future, grade children go about their work and play each day. SIXTH GRADE-MRS. CAROLYN WILLIAMS Row 1: Jim Samson, Thomas Sweet, Peter Piech, Irene Montgomery, Judy Tymeson, Doris Brant, Donna Lynch, Karen Carter, Beatrice Sprague, William Angel, Wendell Lowe, Erwin Beardsley. Row 2: Donna Spoonhower, Shirley Stoughton, Karen Kim, Patricia Harper, Sandra Perce, Mrs. Carolyn Williams, Lola Howland, Cathleen Gonciasz, Janice Clark, Alicia Billings, Mildred Swingle. Row 3: Dana Simmons, David Samson, Richard Richards, Donald Foley, Gerald Whitehead, David Black, Raymond Backus, Thomas Lawrence, Barry Glezen, Ren- nslear Livingston, Gary Sturdevant, Donald Shafer, Ronald Peterson. Not in Picture: Jess Tong. SIXTH GRADE SIXTH GRADE-MRS. FLORENCE ROYS Row 1: Joe Spoonhower, Larry McDonald, Joe Eggleston, Douglas Tennant, Laura Ayers, Carol Evans, IvaJean Marsh, Sue Ann Hayko, Jeannette Burrows, Veronica Dorion. Row 2: Ivalene Warner, Colleen Hickey, Sharon Quinn, Linda Greene, Donna Ellison, Mrs. Florence Roys, Judy Bailey, Carl Pratt, David Huntley, Todd Rose, Dennis Knowlden. Row 3: Robert Lil- ley, Wayne Schaff, Terry Lee, Eugene Egan, Jay Smith, Lester Wood, Jim Edmister, Jimmy Dunham, Gary Gofgosky, Chris Smith, Robert Shipman. Not in Picture: Sandra Cotcamp, Harold Brewer. 34 SIXTH GRADE-MRS. DORA BARROWS Row 1: Eileen Neiss, Linda Yarnes, Cynthia Poyer, Kathie Petraske, Virginia Kiley, Karen Mason, Susan Ulbing, Margaret Beecher, Lydia Sorochinsky. Row 2: Fred Poklemba, Joseph Zavitsky, Leonard Bailey, Doreen Merk, Marlene Haist, Mrs. Dora Barrows, Carol Daniels, Markita Eldred, Donald Ticknor, David Mardirosian, Gary Bish, John Newby. Row 3: Allen Zaber, John Van Auker, Charles Roach, Harold Rybak, Donald Slack, Donald Driscoll,de Lisle Runyon, Ronald Paynter, Lawrence Lyman, Richard Wilcox, Terry Farr, William James, James Ellerson. SIXTH GRADE I J i .1— Y _1-3 SIXTH GRADE-MRS. THELMA MONK Row 1: Joyce Birmingham, Frances Leahy, Caryl Clapp, Patrica Merritt. Thomas Jennings, George Fitser, Jack Robinson, James White. Row 2: Roderick Smith, Sylvia Gardner, Barbara Wormuth, Linda Chilson, Mrs. Thelma Monk, Linda Howland, Beverly La Mar, Karen Judson, Fred Daniels, Le Roy Bailey. Row 3: James Czebiniak, Frank Rybak, Walter Fetterman, Chris Morgart, Ronald Van Housen, James Lamb, William Brown, Michael Silvanic, Rodney Love, Gary Ballard, Dennis Sherman. Not in Picture: Thomas Collins, George McMillen. 35 RTETH GRADE-MRS CLARA ROZELLE-MRS . MARGARET O ' DONNELL . , . Row ? Judy Pierce Linda Glezen, Linda Forshee, Ruth Ann Billings, Jeanne Whitbeck, Carol Clute Y Mary Healy , Dorothy Brant , Susan Glezen. Row 2: John Maus, Carlinda Short, Sudfth Brady Renate Jurgens, Mrs. Clara Rozelle, Sylvia Lamb, Carol Watts, Andrea Hur - but Bruce Canova. Row 3: Kenneth Howland, Darrell Strain, Harry Ticknor Paul McGee, Herman Ahsmann, John Thomas, Seth Irish, Raymond Kellogg, Stanley Swarts, Jerry Kinner. Not in Picture: Mrs. Margaret O ' Donnell. FIFTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE-MRS. BERNICE NORTHRUP Row 1: Jacqueline Bish, Linda Beardsley. Judy Hodges. Jacqueline Lilley, Frances More house Vivian Pogorzelski, Mary Ann Kloda, Linda Potter, Helen Green. Row 2. Richard Barden George Walter, Edward Lewis, Sandra Boyce, Mrs. Bernice Northrop, Bonnie Ames, Dale Glezen Charles Desmond, Charles Simpson. Row 3: Paul Wilcox, Earl Webster, David Driscoll, Charles Greenmun, Gary Coles, Charles Kellerman, David Prentice, John Livingston Not in Picture: Bert McCulloch, Maureen Mullins, Peggy Sullivan. 36 FIFTH GRADE-MRS. ANNA GLEZEN Row 1: Janice Parton, Billene Price, Juanita Eggleston, Suzanne Hayes, Sharon Ashley, Barbara Howland, Marie Holland, Suzanne Fizette. Row 2: Donna Maus, Judith Hurlbut, Linda Foley, Patricia Lounsberry, Mrs. Anna Glezen, Mary Lou Bish, Mary Aleba, Dorothy Hill, Carol Lucia. Row 3: James Clark, John Bender, Forest Pond, Darryl Dunham, James Miller, William Meisner, Roger Carpenter, Richard Ticknor, Wallace Smith, Jay Holt, Charles Harford. Not in Picture: Patricia Paul. FIFTH GRADE wJ A ? jt 22 in i m v HI H FIFTH GRADE-MRS. MARIAN MEYERS . Row 1: Diane Knapp, Janet Jones, Carol Poyer, Judy Ballard, Janet Williams, Kathryn Mer¬ ritt, Anita Small, Shirley Gruesbeck. Row 2: Richard Baldwin, Pamela Page, Peggy Hust, Anna Wormuth, Mrs. Marian Meyers, Donna Fuller, Karen Klopher, Diane Docalavich, Dennis Mardirosian. Row 3: Robert Hohn, James Kiley, Kim Metz, Lisle Kimble, Raymond Traver, Charles Cameron, Robert Smith, Charles Verry, Ronald Zudoffsky, John Martin. 37 FIFTH GRADE-MISS KATHRYN FIDURSKI Row 1: Elizabeth Petraske, Paula Fenton, Darlene Lewis, Rose Adams, Charles DePue, Edith Wooster, Agnes Narozny, Karen Knapp, Catherine Ross. Row 2: Sharon Smith, Annette Whit¬ taker, James Ballard, Thomas Love,Miss Kathryn Fidurski, Norman Strickland, John Johnson, Michael Haruk, Linda Thompson, Row 3: William Fuller, David Rozelle, Henry Dedrick, Dan Cornell, Gregory Stanley, John Peck, Thomas Nichols, Jack Mortenson. Not in Picture. Glenda Williams. FOURTH GRADE-MISS RUTH YOUNG Row 1: Kathleen Greenmun, Frances Jacovis, Diana Jenks, Sandra Franklin, Maria Sullivan, Norma Walter, Patricia Czebiniak, Mollie Lamb. Row 2: Frank Swingle, Thomas Fischer, Ruth Wake, Evelyn Carpenter, Miss Ruth Young, Sally Snyder, Patricia Price, Edward Schnieder, Craig Oakley. Row 3: Gary VanDusen, Ronald Turner, Daniel Cave, Thomas Brown, Lawrence Teal, Gary Shipman, Erford Ellis, Richard Pixley. Not in Picture: Ralph Shoe¬ maker . 38 FOURTH GRADE-MRS. NELLIE RICHARDS Row 1: Ann Leahy, Evelyn Gofgosky, Carol Wilcox, Renee Pelletier, Susan Ostrander, Chris¬ tine Hibbard, Susan Clark, Gloria Burrows. Row 2: Jack Dunham, Gerald Fortunato, Lon Gu- maer, Nancy Whitehead, Mrs. Nellie Richards, Jeanette Haist, Roberta Lounsberry, Daniel Dickinson III, Richard Samson. Row 3: Mark Tymeson, Darryl Ticknor, William Carman, Richard Strong, Thomas Robins, Kip Zeiter, Russell Meaker, Charles Page, David Fish, Teddy DeYoe. Not in Picture: Charles Dence. FOURTH GRADE FOURTH GRADE-MRS. RUTH PEEBLES Row 1: Debbie Kiley, Nancy Bryant, Donna Reynolds, Melody Randall, Deborah Barden, Dar¬ lene Wychick, Judy Manwaring, Linda Zimmer, Gloria Iwaniuk, Linda Lee. Row 2: Mrs. Ruth Peebles, Rita Hanzlik, Susan McDonald, Pamela Wilson, Lynnene Edwards, David Brigham, Gary, Gates, Miss Joan Rothblatt, Student Teacher. Row 3: Douglas Adamek, Victor DeLong, Ralph Canniff, Lawrence Simmons, Mathew Silvanic, David Lindskoog, Gary Longtin, Billy Eaton, Carl Short, Richard White. Not in Picture: Charles Piech. 39 I m V i ML lL f JL 1 a FOURTH GRADE-MISS EVA HOWLAND . oc Row 1: Debra Burghardt, Nancy Knowlden, Shirley Williams, Jody Enright, Linda om , Patricia Bender, Betty Miller, Susan Spoonhower, Pamela Lucia. Row 2: Terry Lynch, Terry Sturdevant, Peggy Elierson, Nancy Roach, Miss Eva Howland, Donna Vernon, Melody Richard¬ son, Georgia Smith, Harrison Marsh. Row 3: Tim Donnelly, Steven Macinsky, James Sinclair. Steven Ostrander, Edward Letterman, Daniel Gurney, Richard Burchell, Robert Seward, Leo Zavitsky. FOURTH GRADE FOURTH GRADE-MRS. MARIAN SPRAGUE -MR. VINCENT MICHAELIS Row 1: Jane Montgomery, Janet Howell, Gloria Merritt, Lois Carlson, Rochelle Zaber, Bev¬ erly Elierson, Verna Perce. Row 2: Lucille Dedrick, Gloria Traver, Elaine Hill, Ger¬ aldine Marsh, Mrs. Marian Sprague, James Zimmer, Jeffrey Joslin, Jack Gehm, Frank Thomas. Row 3: David Stoeckel, William Birmingham, Jon Burghardt, Darlene Henderson, Kathryn Fet- terman, William Woodward, Kenneth Zimmer, Austin Gilmore, Wayne Harris. Not in Picture: Susie Leet, Kenneth Folmsbee, Mr. Michaelis. 40 THIRD GRADE-MRS. BEVERLY VICKERY Row 1: James Van Auker, Marvin Sturdevant, Janine Jones, Diane Irish, Patricia Petraske, Bonnie Short, Shelley McMillen, William Van Dusen, Eric Fizette. Row 2: Terry Mueller, Suzanne Lantry, Deborah Sherman, Jane Smith, Mrs. Beverly Vickery, Patricia Grogan, Debra Pierce, Doris Birmingham, Linda Lee Dotter. Row 3’ Frederick Baxter, Keith Whittaker, Mason Wormuth, Gary Stecker, David Gilmore, David Carr, Ricky Paries, Paul Piech, Glenn Williams, Gene Catlin. Not in Picture: Leon Collins. THIRD GRADE THIRD GRADE-MRS. KATHRYN SCOTT Row 1: Leah Pratt, Nancy Ahsmann, Edan McCulloch, Billy Hill, Ronald Dean, Kenneth Mor- tenson, Debbie Nichols, Linda Smith, Dorothy Cole. Row 2: Janice Abbott, Phyllis Lewis, Barbara Whitbeck, Darlene Tennant, Mrs. Kathryn Scott, Martin Poklemba, Beulah Strickland, Danny Hibbard, Russell Darrow. Row 3: Kevin Breckner, Billy Schafer, Richard Carroll, Robert Carr, Janice Lamb, Michal Driscoll, Emma Brigham, Jill Tymeson, David Harper, Lyn¬ wood Fish, Ronald Potter. Not in picture: Barbara Youngs. 41 THIRD GRADE-MRS. BESSIE LESLIE Row 1: Lonna Schaff, Martha Hill, David Wilson, Richard Lawrence, Priscilla Harper, Roger Foley, David Hohn, Donald Cave. Row 2: Sheila Preston, Frances Van Auker, Louis Baxter, Gary Clark, June Ticknor, Bonnie Backus, Oleta Peterson, Charles Eaton, Eddie Rozelle. Row 3: Mrs. Bessie Leslie, Cindy Dunham, Kathryn Wood, Carlton Short, Douglas Pond, David Leach, Bryon Kellogg, Philip Knapp, Starlett Fairbanks, Miss Janice Loren, Student Teacher Not in Picture: Donald Hendrickson, Sharon Smith, Barbara German. THIRD GRADE THIRD GRADE-MISS VERA BUSH Row 1: Eileen Clark, Margaret E. Bailey, Maureen Quinn, Karen Merritt, Roberta Hust. Kristen Mason, Margaret Johnson, Charlotte Price, Deborah Lilley, Mary Lou Wyszkowski. Row 2: Charles Ostrander, Carlo Piech, Mary Wormuth, Joyce Tillotson, Miss Vera Bush, Kathy Black, Sharon Seward, Virginia Wake, Thomas Hibbard, Richard Coles. Row 3: Henry McMillen, Jack Seeley, Gerald Jackson, Glenn Forshee, Francis Smith, Robert Preston, Christopher Lynch, Gregory Sorochinsky, Lloyd Pratt. Not in Picture: Russell Dence. 42 THIRD GRADE-MISS HELEN ALBRIGHT Row 1: Diane Hust, Richard Kotula, Susan Elwood, Sharon Merritt, Sharon Carroll Cross, Marie Thomas, James Poyer, Betsy Judson. Row 2: Tinsley Carter, Michael Kyle Eggleston, Robert Clark, Gordon Ticknor, Miss Helen Albright, Robert Longo, Czebiniak, Dale Karpel, Robert Sofka. Row 3 : Kathryn Gruesbeck, Sarah Brewer Sullivan Wendy Richardson, Donald Baldwin, Spencer McCoy, Florence Grover, Cynthia Bailey Mary Leahy, Kathy Ann Lewis. Not in picture: Laurie Howell, Edward Julia Diane Houghton 31 SECOND GRADE-MRS. CONNIE HODGES Row 1: Dan Williams, Grant Shaylor, Sharon Jennings, Marcia Jenks, Linda Nichols, Tracy Price, Scott Ellerson, Leroy Preston, Billy De Groat. Row 2: Vonda Standish, Ronny Man- waring, David Cotcamp, Norman Meaker, Tim Neiss, Mrs. Connie Hodges, Paul Burchell, Diann Tennant, Patty Brigham, Linda Hurlbut, Rickey Christopher. Row 3: Cheryl Shipman. Eleanor Phillips, Jackie Merritt, John Adams, Billy Jennison, Philip Schermerhorn, Terry Smith, Jeanette Orton, Linda Croft, Gary Underwood, Peggy Hamilton. Not in Picture: Nicholas Leonard. 43 SECOND GRADE-MRS. GERALDINE HARRIS Row 1: Karen Jennings, Patricia Mortenson son, Glenn Ellerson, J hn Emery, Larry William Goodrich, Barbara Marsh, Margaret Geraldine Harris, Laurel Stanley, Janette Marsha Henderson, Linda Strong, Deloris Carl- LaBelle, Dennis Petraske, Bruce Orton. Row 2: Harvey, Kathryn Aylesworth, Lori Gumaer, Mrs. Lyman, Donna Ross, Yvonne Wells, Jerry Driscoll. Row 3: Robert King, John Spoonhower, Douglas Reed, Russell Chapman, Frederick Walter, Nelson Livermore, Robert Edwards, Bennie Bish, Michael Docalavich, Arthur Ellis, William Iwaniuk, Gregory Glezen. Not in Picture: Linda Clark. SECOND GRADE SECOND GRADE-MRS. GLADYS CLUTE Row 1: Denise Small, Carol McGee, James Howland, Linda Scank, Edward Mardirosian, Janet Lewis, Robert Zaber, Charles Glezen, Gregory Gates, Richard Bender, William White. Row 2: Dennis Ostrander, Verna Price, Dawn Henderson, Glenn Davis, Gary Bickford, Suzanne Knowl- den, Mrs. Gladys Clute, Lucille Shaylor, Joseph McDonald, Elizabeth Mullin, Cheryl Elwood, Marlene Crosier. Row 3: Elizabeth Shaffer, Benny Ashley, Joseph Narozny, Kenneth Burkee, George Swingle, David Harford, Gus Holmberg, William Sunderland, Debra Lindeborn. Not in Picture: Richard Clark. 44 SECOND GRADE-MRS. MARIAN ATKINSON Row 1: Sandra Edwards, Jeanine Jenks, Charmaine Cave, Nancy Ticknor, Diana Love, Patti Barden, Louise West, Cynthia Emery, Bertha Palmer. Row 2: Kathy Miles, Joan Glezen, Joyce Wilcox, Delores Bailey, Diane Shrauger, Mrs. Marian Atkinson, Mary Lindskoog, Caro¬ lyn Piech, Margaret Bailey, Lena Gardner, Delores Chambers. Row 3: James Wormuth, Joseph Grover, James Franklin, John Brewer, David Wade, Gerald Edwards, Edward Hanzlik, Donald Wells, Howard Ingraham, William Frayer, Steven Swan, Mark Jones. Not in Picture: Roy Backus, Gail Lindsay, Mary Lou Shoemaker. SECOND GRADE-MRS. HAZEL CLOUGH Row 1: Kathy Potter, Debby Wilson, Ann Lewis, Patricia Hayes, Roger Holt, Janice Vernon, Karl Ticknor, Eileen Hickey, Beverly Brooks, Christine Loveless, Lane Hibbard. Row 2: Mrs. Hazel Clough, Charles Lee, Thomas Dickinson, John Dickinson, Christine McKiernan,l Otfried Ulbing, Ronald Reynolds, Scott Morgart, Mike Pierce, David Stearns, William Lewis, Renee Lamkay, (Student Teacher). Row 3: Martin Wilcox, Robert Ballard, Billy Arnold, Marilyn Jackson, Christine DeYoe, Joanne Rockwell, Linda Shipman, Kay Sullivan, Kurt Sprague, Mark Brown, Kenneth Lamb, Douglas Stanton. SECOND GRADE 45 FIRST GRADE-MISS MARGOT McDONOUGH Row 1: Timmy Fish, Jimmy Carr, Robert Thompson, Hope Shipman, Patsy Simmons. Paul French, Gail Wood, Connie Pixley, Michael Marsh, Michael McDonald, Donna DeGroat. Row 2: Janet Gardner, Janet Chapman, Patricia Bish, Frances Birmingham, Patricia Aylesworth, Miss Mar¬ got McDonough, Denise Swan, Carole Sheeley, Emily Fetterman, Cindy Knickerbocker, Debra Hall, Dennis David. Row 3: Michael Ticknor, David Ballard, Lee Lilley, Mike Macinsky, Denise Outman, Jean Ostrander, Linda Lynch, Ronald Roat, Earl Slack, Ralph Wormuth, Cathy Ostrander, Robert Docalavich, Robert Guerst. Not in Picture: Joe Aleba. FIRST GRADE FIRST GRADE-MRS. DORIS KNAPP Row 1‘ Bonnie Hohn, Teresa Irish, Ruby Merritt, Deborah Ellison, Barbara Wilcox, Linda Walker Gary Cotcamp, Joyce Abbott, Jeff Nichols, Joyce Baldwin, Peggy Glezen. Row 2: Nancy Tymeson, Raymond Smith, Michael Kapral, Danny Frayer, Joe Pokorak, Ricky Darrow, Mrs. Doris Knapp, Barbara Fortunato, Lois Leahy, Donna Knowlden, Woody Robins, Steve Ellis, Roger Harvey. Row 3: Kathy Potter, John Polyniak, Larry Sturdevant, Dennis Beckner, Alaine Blough, Tom Neubauer, Margie Czebiniak, Jo Ann Ames, Douglas Greene, Debby Thomson, Jerry O ' Brien, Jim Newby. Not in Picture: Gene Ellerson, Jonathan Lindskoog. 46 - —� ' — -- — . , FIRST GRADE-MRS. HELEN FORDHAM Row 1: Mary Ann Grogan, Dolores Shaylor, Janice Youngs, Ronald Sturdevant, Ray Wake, Lou Ann Ellis, Karen Lantry, Lillian Hanzlik, Sharon Dedrick, Sharon Cullipher, Peter Aleba, Howard Bonker, Row 2: Russell Peterson, Connie Lord, Vickie Chaffee, Terry Frayer, Arthur Snyder, Gene Ellerson, Mrs. Helen Fordham, Rita Haggerty, John Seeley, Sandra Mil¬ lard, Ronald Smith. Row 3: Eugene Jones. David Wood. Richard Burkee, Pamela Miller, Steve Burghardt, William Heath, Mary Black, Karen Slyker, Christopher Welch, Catherine Nichols, Donald Williams. Not in Picture: Paul Hibbard, Susan Taylor. FIRST GRADE FIRST GRADE-MRS. MARGARET CLINTON Row 1: Ray Wake, Dixie Wade, Harvey Grathwohl, Catherine Gehm, Rip Stevens, Dolories Hollenbeck, Douglas Wells, Margaret Holt, Robert Kimble, Dan Austin, Mary Brady. Row 2‘ Edwin Preston, Brian McGee, Priscilla Mullin, Roxanne Brougham, Cecelia Zareski , Mrs. Mar¬ garet Clinton, Katherine King, Vonda Gage, Melissa Daniels, Brenda Murphy, Sandra Pixley. Row 3: Lois Wilcox, Denise Rybak, Karen Ballard, Donald Howland, David Ames, Gary Randall, Pam Bish, Mark Henningsen, George Backus, Gerald Marks, Jerry Baxter, Sue Ann Bryant. Not in Picture: Eileen Jones, Dan Knapp, Donald Leach. 47 FIRST GRADE-MRS. CLEO ABBOTT . Row 1: Kevin Brigham, Edward Hoyt, Virginia Peterson, Donna Hill, Thomas Docalavich, David Cole, Jimmy Leahy, Peggy Gaylord, Robert Call, Doug Tillotson, Joyce LaBelle, And¬ rew Cross Row 2: Andrea Livingston, Mindy Holmberg, Ann Lilienthal, Debbie Sorochinsky, Eddie Slack, Mrs. Cleo Abbott, Nancy Wood, Timothy Richards, Pamela Livermore, Nancv Wade, judv Corbin Row 3: Janette Clark, Jo Ann Knowlden, Dina Eggleston, Vicky Macinsky, Linda Swingle, Diane Gruesbeck, Richard Emery, Terry Ames, Debra Peterson, Michael Mil- halko, Brian Ross, Marvin Potter. Not in Picture: William Sturdevant, Harry HilJ_. KINDERGARTEN-MRS. JEANNINE BEST ... „ „ x Row 1: Dennis Mortenson, Kathy Stoeckel, Jackie Heath, David Wilcox, Geoffrey Lee, Mar lene Preston, Paul Schermerhorn, Colleen Grogan, Luona Fenton, Nancy Yarnes. Row 2: Lar¬ ry Hodges Ramona Harris, Marcia Kleine, Connie David, Mrs. Jeannine Best, Pamela Doca¬ lavich, Gary Cole, Gregory Lindeborn, Clifford Ingraham, Mary Spoonhower. Row 3: Rich- Shrauger, Donald Arvidson, Tommy Martin, David Behlen, Bruce Kellerman, Michael Tay lor, James Van Dusen, Cindy Burrows, Laura Mullin. Not in Picture: Scott Kellogg, Paula Bailey. 48 KINDERGARTEN-MRS. GLADYS SMITH Row 1: Kerry Ahsmann, Terry Kimble, Cheryle Welch, Richard Shaylor, Sharon Bailey, Steven Milhalko, Judy DeLong, Linda Coles, Karen Simpson, Catherine Lantry, Ronald Harford Row 2: Miss Rowlands (Student Teacher) Deborah Warner, Virginia Pixley, Raymond Fischer, Nadine Wychick, Daniel Ellis, Michael Quarella, Deanna Leonard, Terry Dee Gurney, Marilyn Billings, Mrs. Gladys Smith. Row 3: Robert Tillotson, Jerry Holt, Karol Simpson, Alice Manwaring, Lu Anne Aylesworth, Alan Mardirosian, Carol Ann Thomas, Kima Lee Zeiter, Holly Canova, Robert Harvey. Not in Picture: Donald Heath. KINDERGARTEN KINDERGARTEN-MRS. DELORES KINCAID Row l: Joanne Marks, Wendy Carman, Edythe Backus, Patricia Slack, Linda Canniff, William Kisner, David Ralph, Paul Wilcox. Row 2: Dale Russell, Mark Pojorak, Michele DePue, Mrs. Delores Kincaid, Gail O ' Donnell, Beth Hall, Cynthia Jennison. Row 3: Candace Armstrong, Elna Back, James Hill, Laura Miles, Douglas Dunham, Rodney Chilson, Daniel Enright, Dale Horton. Not in Picture: Jacqueline Lilienthal, Douglas Traver, Philip Sprague, Elna Mil¬ ler, Kevin Albern, Dawn LaRose, Nicky Lou LeTavish. 49 T r [_ f ifn J-- _i-j—I—- _J— -1—j-i —,—L . -i—j-1 -,. -.,,1 jM a. _ _ a. _ KINDERGARTEN-MRS. HARRIETTE CROOKS Row 1: Stephen Bailey, Carol Jenks, Sherry Lynn Kloda, Laura Carter, Danny Hust, Linda Aten, John Sullivan, Mary Beth Mayhood, Jackie Parmalee. Row 2: Glenn Wilson, Michael VanOrder, Debbie Pogorzelski, Tommy Harper, Wendy Larkin, Mrs. Harriette Crooks, Barry Kim, Mark Blough, Mark Tennant, Jarry Lou Baxter, Raymond Wilcox. Row 3: Robert Fizette, Pamela Piech, Debbie Fritts, Gary Croft. Robert Potter, Susie Nichols, Cheryl Lamb, Diana Deiss, Kathy Schneider, Brian Standish, Judy Eggleston, Robin Lee. Not in Picture: Robert Quarella. KINDERGARTEN KINDERGARTEN-MISS DOROTHY BIRMINGHAM Row 1: Debra Holmberg, William Aleba, Kenneth Williams, Nancy Marsh, Donna Roat, Cynthia Oliver, Joan Dickinson, Nancy Crosier. Row 2: Paul Adams, Kenneth Short, Janet Leach, Beverly Sunderland, Miss Dorothy Birmingham. Cheryl Youmans, Kathleen Sofka Helen Mont¬ gomery, Gary Smith, Nancy Price. Row 3: Laurence Pelletier, Donald Bickford, Cedric Ul- bing, John Samson, Robert Keibel, Beverly Bakshas, Brenda Glezen, Marsha Brandes, Andrew Silvanic. Not in Picture: Michael Heath, William Lindsay, Patricia Lewis. 50 ACTIVITIES With their eyes wide open, W.P.C.S. stu¬ dents are active in music, journalism, dra¬ matics, and club work every day of the school year. SENIOR BAND-MR. ROBERT BAILEY Row 1: K. Peterson, R. Adams, V. Crandall, P. Wegrzynski, D. Baldwin, M. Leahy, B. Wuest, F. Briglio, P. Kapral, J. Simpson, A. Hodges, J. McKiernan, C. Decker. Row 2: M. Hickey, P. Verry, F. Lamb, D. Wasko, N. Birmingham, P. Morehouse, D. Neadeau, K. Hover, J. DePue, J. Lott, D. Driscoll, M. Watts. Row 3: V. Crane, R. Roberts, E. Abbott, G. Tymeson, M. Glynn, K. Walling, W. Neadeau, A. Stickle, D. Watson, E. Wright, M. Glezen, Mr. Robert Bailey. Row 4: R. Palmer, R. Eaton, C. Stecker, J. Ralston, D. Fenton, D. Brooks, J. Sprague, P. Morehouse, J. Crandall. SENIOR BAND Forty-four musicians in Senior Band during 1959-60 gave their support to numerous school functions. The Senior Band, with the help of the Junior Band played for all football games and furnished the marching music for both afternoon and evening Halloween Parades. Music for both Junior and Senior Plays was provided by Senior Band. Friday night basketball games and pep rallies were enlivened even more by the spirited playing of the Band. In the month of February the Senior Band played for the meeting of the PTA. The main activity of the Senior Band was the Senior High Concert in May. After the concert, the Band led the Memorial Day Parade May 31. The 1959- 60 year closed with the Senior Band playing for Baccalaureate and Graduation ceremonies ADVANCED TWIRLERS Row 1. Betty Jean Brainard, Linda Glezen, Darla Enright, Ruth Carr, Lavina Beardsley,Carol Daniels. Row 2: Colleen Hickey, Barbara Mushock, Linda Harris Kathleen Hickey, Marjorie Glezen, Marlene Haist. TWIRLING Ten advanced baton twirlers under the leadership of two veteran majorettes, Linda Harris and Kathleen Hickey, performed at football and basketball games, Halloween parades and the Memorial Day Parade. Led by Bonnie Aten, the intermediate twirlers also performed at the parades and athletic contests. Linda and Kathleen coached a large class of beginning twirlers and per¬ fected a flag-swinging routine used for football games. 52 SWING BAND Row 1: D. Baldwin, J. DePue, C. Decker, F. Lamb, J. Sprague, D. Brooks, R. Johnson. Row 2: P. Wegrzynski, P. Verry, G. Tymeson, J. Ralston, M. Glezen, Mr. Robert Bailey, K. Walling, B. Wight, B. Wuest, Mr. Adams. Not in Picture: Michael Glynn. BAND SWING BAND During 1959-60 Swing Band spent its time mainly in rebuilding. Even though the Swing Band lost several talented musicians, it played for Student Council dances, and participated in the Annual Spring Concert in May. JUNIOR BAND All through the football season, the Junior Band played with the Senior Band at foot¬ ball games. The band played for several assemblies, and played nine outstanding numbers for the Junior Concert. JUNIOR BAND-MRS. PHYLLIS SZCZEPANSKI Row 1: D. Thomas, R. Adams, S. Potter, K. Pierce, D. Cotcamp, M. Glezen, S. Knapp, J. Simpson, B. Pelletier, J. Edmister, J. Hayes. Row 2: S. Egan, M. Leahy, L. Larkin, F. Webster, D. Watson, E. Abbott, M. Glezen, E. Wright, L. Glezen, J. VanDusen, P. Verry, H. McCulloch. Row 3: J. Ralston, E. Palmer. J. Lott, D. Fenton, T. Sprague, K. Hover, G. Tymeson, P. Morehouse, J. Hayes, Mrs. Phyllis Szczepanski. Row 4: L. Whitlock, s - Ches- na, E. Fairbanks, B. Eaton, R. Fuller, W. Page K. Cross, D. Ames D. Ellerson, C. More¬ house, C. Potter. Not in Picture: E. Newhart. 53 SENIOR CHORUS-MRS. ELEANOR GOODWIN Row 1: B. Cotcamp, E. Watson, M. Mills, C. Hibbard, M. Fox, S. Boyce, D. Fuller, C. Hen- ningsen, D. Neadeau, D. Thornton, B. Burrows. Row 2: M. Van Dusen, C. Haruk, L. Harris, M. Fitser, M. Jennison, S. Morgart, L. Sherman, M. Rockwood, D. Hurlbut, L. Albern, S. Hill. Row 3: Mrs. Eleanor Goodwin, K. Quinn, C. Stanton, G. Wilcox, K. Douglas, D. Thom¬ as, G. Clinton, W. Wright, D. Flahavan. C. Oliver. C. Burchell. Row 4: R. Roberts, D. Wasko, J. English, S. Chesna, D. Pendell, B. Wight, C. Turner, S. Hobbs, M. Gruesbeck, S. Ballard. Row 5: R. Stockwell, C. Wychick, J. Mead, R. Zimmer, J. Chilson, L. Catlin, V. Crane, K . Haist, B. Traver, L. Smith. If A If ¥ T C] CHORUS AND GLEE CLUB I , || I V II I I This year all the Senior musical groups had KJ a separate concert at the usual date in May. The Senior Boys ' and Girls ' choruses combined to do several sacred numbers and also a lighter number for the Finale. The Girls ' Glee Club also sang several numbers; among them was an unusual negro lullaby. GLEE CLUB GIRLS GLEE CLUB-MRS. ELEANOR GOODWIN Row 1: R. Roberts, L. Catlin, E. Watson, C. Haruk, M. Fox, B. Wight, L. Sherman, S. Mor¬ gart. Row 2: Mrs. Eleanor Goodwin, M. Glezen, S. Hobbs, K. Douglas, C. Stanton, J. Eng¬ lish, V. Clinton, M. Gruesbeck, S. Ballard. Row 3: L. Huntley, M. Hickey, L. Harris, C. Eaton, P. Kapral, M. Fitser, S. Hill, W. Wright, V. Crane 54 JUNIOR CHORUS-MRS. PHYLLIS SZCZEPANSKI Row 1: D. Baldwin, M. Pierce, N. Walling, M. Ruston, C. Brigham, M. Cole, R. Carr, S. Potter, C. Roberts, J. Bodine, D. Cotcamp, N. Manwaring. Row 2: M. Matuszak, J. Simpson, C. Lynch, N. Sweet, M. Catlin, S. Longtin, S. Smith, J. Sorochinsky, B. Samson, D. Thomas, Mrs. Phyllis Szczepanski. Row 3: A. Quarella, L. Larkin, P. Samson, J. Van Dusen, S. Egan, S. Perry, L. Orton, M. Sparrow, R. Haist, L. Fetterman, A. Hanzlik, L. Beardsley. Row 4: M. Birmingham, M. Driscoll, B. Glezen, D. Ralph, R. Novitske, J. Thornton, B. Mushock, J. Ticknor, D. Peet, S. Potter. B. Knapp, F. Peterson, D. Enright. Row 5: M. Thompson, K. Pierce, M. Leahy, E. Palmer, M. Glezen, V. Crandall, E. Wright, D. Leet, D. Smith, D. Black, P. Barton, D. Ralph, D. Scank. JUNIOR CHORUS This years Junior Chorus sang for the Nov¬ ember PTA meeting, a group of excellent Thanksgiving numbers. In the Junior Con¬ cert, the chorus augmented the production with six numbers. JUNIOR GLEE CLUB Junior Glee Club is a select group of younger singers at W.P.C.S. The major act¬ ivity was singing five numbers for the Jun¬ ior Concert. JUNIOR GLEE CLUB-MRS. PHYLLIS SZCZEPANSKI Row 1: N. Manwaring, J. Bodine, M. Driscoll, N. Walling, M. Cole, J. Thomas, D. Baldwin. Row 2: L. Larkin, M. Birmingham, J. Sorochinsky, J. VanDusen, S. Egan, C. Roberts, S. Smith, D. Scank, J. Simpson. Row 3: M. Leahy, B. Glezen, M. Matuszak, E. Palmer, E. Wright, D. Black, V. Crandall, S. Potter, B. Knapp, P. Barton. 55 SENIOR BOYS CHORUS-MRS. ELEANOR GOODWIN Row 1: D. Mullins, R. Hodges, C. Metz, R. Laughlin, R. Richards, G. Ruston H. Utter. Row 2: Mrs. Eleanor Goodwin, B. Neadeau, M. Glynn, M. Lilley, Turkington, K. Stickle, F. Lamb, E. Johnson. Row 3: R. Maus, R. Peet, J. Ellison, W. Smith, J. Ballard, D. Swan, K. Goodenough, R. Kiernan. Not in Zopp, A. Brightsen. J. Kenyon, C. Green, H. Crandall, C. Picture: J. CHORUS SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS-MRS. ELEANOR GOODWIN Row 1: W. Lewis, D. Strain, H. Smith, D. Nick, E. Fairbanks, D. Nick J Stocur nan, W. Kiernan, G. Potter. Row 2: Mrs. Eleanor Goodwin, director ’r Peet T. Hurlbut, E. Kimble, D. Turkington, B. Petraske, R. Stecker s’ Gimbert’ Baldwin, C. Clute, R. Sprague, G. Tymeson, P. Sofka, T. Sprague, L Whitlock’ C. Sweet. Not in Picture: R. Billings, R. Longo, D. Ellerson. S. McKier- D. Vernon. Row 3: D. D. Yarnes, 56 FFA CLUB-MR. GEORGE WILCOX Row 1: C. Wilcox, D. Fenton, J. Peterson, Treas., R. Reynold, Pres., C. Slack, Sec., C. Barnura, A. Hand. Row 2: A, Heath, J. Merritt, R. Neubauer, F. Juergens, H. Manwaring, W. Van Order, R. Hand. Row 3: H. Poyer, P. Carpenter, J. Keesler, E. Lamb, Mr. George Wilcox, K. Fetterman, R. Brown, L. Wilcox, J. Sprague, E. Welch, A. Leet, G. Cook. Not in Picture; G. Billings, P. Dunham, R. Dunham, V. Pres., C. Glezen, E. Maslin, M. Pixley, G. Thomson. FFA Members of the Future Farmers of America took part in agriculture projects for their use as well as the Club ' s. A dance was successfully sponsored by the Club. Mr. George Wilcox, agriculture teacher, directs Club activities. FUTURE FARMERS PHOTOGRAPHY CLUR PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Craig Ellison, Tom James, Tom Judson, James Crandall PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Photography boys com¬ plimented the 1960 Maroon Gold with many pictures. All pictures for the advertising section were taken by the club besides num¬ erous other pictures. 57 SENIOR PLAY A BROOM FOR THE BRIDE Aunt Miranda.Please!!! SENIOR PLAY CAST Clara Grey.Carol Eaton Bert Grey.Jim Eggleston Josie.Jane English Tony Piper.Jerry Kenyon Lola Lovelace ...Ginny Clinton Deacon Merridew.Les Carr Ernest Digberry...Dan Mullins Linda Grey.Sandra Kim Susie Jones.Elaine Watson Mrs. Digberry....Linda Harris Miranda Gow....Marilyn Glezen Roger Hornblow...Bob Richards Dolly Laurel.Darleen Thornton Sandy Hobbs and Barbara Laughlin give Darleen Thornton cue lines. Prop boys keep stage in order for the three play performances. 58 Miss Sharyn Lewis, in charge of make-up, removes full make-up after the high school performance. Did you take my envelope? A BROOM FOR THE BRIDE A Broom For The Bride was presented by the Senior Class November 18, 19, 20, 1959. With a great deal of mistaken identity, the play presented a socially pre¬ tentious family struggling with the pre-marital prob¬ lems of their daughter, Linda. Mr. Arnold Newman, Senior Adviser and Senior English teacher, directed the play with the able assistance of Miss Sharyn Lewis, as make-up adviser. Seniors were grateful to Mr. John Knapp, and Mr. Thomas Lawson who helped to make the play a success. Mr. Arnold Newman, Play director, gives last minute pointers for lines. Les looks on with ap¬ proval . Come back here you little minx:. ' : Make-up girls put finishing touches on actors, and they ' re ready to go . 59 JUNIOR PLAY Read through rehearsal JUNIOR PLAY CAST Abby Brewster.... Rev. Dr. Harper.. Teddy Brewster... Elaine Harper.... Officer Brophy... Officer Klein.... Martha Brewster.. Mortimer Brewster Mr. Gibbs. Jonathon Brewster Dr. Einsteen. Officer O ' Hara... Lt. Rooney. Mr. Witherspoon.. Diane Mastronardi .Ken Baldwin ...Chuck Franklin ...Eileen Farrell .Dick Brown .Rick Clinton .Cindy Haruk .Bill Neadeau .Dick Peet .Francis Lamb .John O ' Brien . . . .Larry Kilbury .Dale Swan .Don Greenmun Try a glass of our elderberry wine, Mr. Witnerspoon 60 Dr. Harper, we ' re so pleased that Mortimer ' s dating your daughter. Arsenic and Old Lace presented by the Jun- ior Class of 1961, April 6, 7, 8, was an extremely humorous play concerning a slightly crazy family. Abby and Martha Brewster were a pair of old ladies who poi¬ soned lonely old men. Teddy Brewster, their brother, was sure that he was Teddy Roosevelt. Their nephew, Mortimer Brewster was planning a honeymoon, but became invol¬ ved with a mix-up of dead bodies. Miss Sharyn Lewis directed this play and also managed the make-up. Carol Wychick was the able assistant director. Dr. Einstein, your handkerchief! Elaine, I can ' t marry you. Insanity runs in my family-it gallops. Directions for prompters and property manager Ass ' t Director gives directions to stage crew. ARSENIC AND OLD LACE 61 MAROON AND GOLD EDITORIAL AND ART STAFFS Seated: Lamoine Huntley, Co-editor, Carol Eaton, Co-editor Standing: Linda Harris, Art Editor, Linda Martin, Donna Hurlbut, Diane Fuller, Elaine Watson, Sharon Tarpinian. MAROON AND GOLD Yearbook staffers of the 1960 Maroon and Gold ordered seven hundred and fifty yearbooks. Starting in September, pictures and stories were compiled to be sent to press in March to the Frank A. West Co. of Binghamton. Each page was set up by the stu¬ dent editors and typists. Photo¬ graphy boys and Mr. Patrick Cribbs of Chenango Studios took all the pictures of the activi¬ ties and all events. SUBSCRIPTION STAFF Marian Mills, Elizabeth Kilbury, Pat Pierce. ADVERTISING Seated: Glenda Moyer, Business Manager; Chuck Franklin Standing: Marlene Watts; Lynda Smith. 62 REPORTERS Row 1: Tom James, Lamoine Huntley, Carol Elizabeth Kilbury, Diane Fuller. Row 3: Beverly Higham, Elaine Harper, David Eaton Eaton. Row 2: Barbara Traver, Elaine Watson, Lewis Powers, Mary Fitser, Marjorie Jennison, , Bonnie Wuest, Barbara Wight. POINTER WEEKLY Since September five hundred and twenty-five subscribers read about thirty issues of the Point¬ er Weekly. Every year the school paper is entered in competition with other papers at the ESSPA Conference in Syracuse and in the Columbia Press rating contests. Student editors and reporters publish the Pointer Weekly every Thursday. MIMEOGRAPH STAFF Elaine Webster, Nancy Lynch, Ji m Eggleston, Glenn Whit marsh, Doro¬ thy Thomas. TYPISTS Seated: Deloris Wasko, Nancy Lynch. Standing: Elaine Web¬ ster, Dorothy Thomas, Kathleen Hickey, Ginny Clinton, Linda Martin, Ruth Price. POINTER WEEKLY 63 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Seated: Mary Rockwood, Tom James, Carol Eaton. Standing Dan Driscoll, Norma Birmingham, Glenda Moyer, Don Brooks. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Each year the Beta Lambda Tau Chapter of the Na¬ tional Honor Society maintains certain activ¬ ities. During the 1959- 1960 school year, members continued the Honor Roll Bulletin Board, took part in the annual initiation of new members, and plan¬ ned new services as the 1960 Maroon Gold went to press. STUDENT COUNCIL Members of the Student Council, under the direc¬ tion of Mr. Robert Ward, sponsored a Helping Hand Hop, December 5, 1959, for their Greek Foster Son. Dances after basketball games were sponsored by the Council. Suggestion sheets for school services were distributed and delibera¬ ted on by Council members. Student Council officers attended the regular work¬ shop at Broome Tech. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Seated: Tom Judson, Pat Farrell, Elroy Pratt. Standing Marie Van Dusen, Mr. Robert Ward, Adviser, Eileen Farrell. STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Row 1: J. Conrad, D. Neadeau, K. Douglas, M. Driscoll, D. Thomas Thomas. Row 2: G. Vernon, R. Lamb, P. Farrell, G. Cook, Mr. Ward. 64 LIBRARY CLUB Row 1: C. Shaffer, D. M. Glezen, Publicity, D. Pendell, B. Wuest, K. Hover, E. Smith, M. Fuller, Sec., E. Watson, Vice-Pres., D. Hurlbut, Pres., D. Thomas. Row 2: E. Hendry, P. Samson, M. Birmingham, A. Hoyte. Row 3: Mrs. Helen Wight, Adviser, L. Harris, Desmond, P. Elwood, B. Glezen. P. Verry, P. Page, C. Eaton, LIBRARY CLUB Library Club girls completed their second year of service to the school with much success. The year started with a tea for all faculty members at Halloween. Many new members joined during the 1959-60 year, in¬ creasing the number of members to over 25. The girls gave a Christmas party and plan¬ ned field trips to nearby college libraries. AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB Mr. Robert Bailey and Mr. Richard Smith started the Audio-Visual Club this year with the hope of interesting boys in the management of school sound apparatus. Boys took charge of sound and recording equip¬ ment for the whole school and gave service to the faculty. This club has helped a large number of boys learn the care of electrical equipment and will continue to do so . AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB-MR. ROBERT BAILEY-MR. RICHARD SMITH Row 1: C. Stecker, Mr. Richard Smith, T. James, R. O ' Brien. Row 2: H. Jenks, A. Leet, J. Sprague, R. Morehouse, M. Carter, D. Jenks, W. Page, R. Brown, Mr. Rockwell, E. Briglio Richards, T. Gehm, Robert Bailey. J. Schaff,J. R. Erckman, P- 65 W. P. C. S. PRESENTS JUNIOR HIGH SHOWTIME The Harmonettes Charlotte, Rita, and Bonnie Roberts. Virginia Crandall and the Junior Band, in a humorous rendition of the Three Billygoats Gruff. Hope McCulloch dances in an Alice Blue Gown number. Junior Band played eight outstanding numbers. Mrs. Eleanor Goodwin leads her Jr. Boys ' Chorus. All members of the program join the finale of The Battle Hymn of the Republic. 66 SPORTS With their eyes on the ball, girls and boys at W.P.C.S. keep alert in sports and school spirit. VARSITY BASEBALL-MR. PAUL MINACCI-1959 Row 1: C Ilawkes, B. Ingraham, S. Hanzlik, D. Ticknor, B. Kimble, E. Lamb. Row 2: D. Knapp, T. Farr, D. Eaton, C. Green, P. Farrell, manager Jim Eg- gelston. Row 3: Manager D. Mullins, D. Brooks, E. Pratt, Coach Mr. Paul Minacci, assistant coach Mr. John DeLuisi. Not in Picture: J. Peterson. BASEBALL JUNIOR HIGH BASEBALL Under the direction of Coach Paul O ' Donnell, the Junior High Baseball team won 2 out of 4 games. They beat Chenango Forks with a score of 12--4. They also beat Truxton with a score of 23—8. They also played 2 games with Maine. VARSITY BASEBALL The spring baseball team of 1959 won 6, lost 7, and tied one to put them in second place. One of the outstanding features of the season was the shut-out game pitched by Chuck Green and Bill Kimble, in which Whitney Point beat Windsor, 3-0. Tom Farr, Pat Farrell, and Ed Lamb batted runs in. This year the team will lose 5 Varsity lettermen. They are: Steve Hanzlik, Rob¬ ert Ingraham, William Kimble, Edwin Lamb and Daniel Ticknor. JUNIOR HIGH BASEBALL-1959-MR , PAUL O’DONNELL Row 1: D. Vernon, R. Lamb, R, Hodges, N. Moyer, R. Laughlin, T. Sprague, R. Twaddell, D. Nick. Row 2: M. Lilley, E. Docalavich. R. Maus, R. Brown, J. Abbott, E. Fairbanks. Row 3: D. Hollenbeck, R. Eaton, Coach Mr. Paul O ' Donnell, D. Coleman, David Nick. 68 JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL-1959 Row 1: G. Vernon, T. James, S. Pratt, T. Farr, D. Driscoll. Row 2: K. Walling, G. Shearer, N. Holland, B. Larkin, D. Green- mun. Row 3: W. Wilson, R. Richards,C. Decker, manager, E. Ab¬ bott . JR. VARSITY BASEBALL Junior Varsity Baseball team recorded only one win in the 1959 season. However, the boys did gain valuable ex¬ perience which will aid the Varisty team in later years. W.P. 3 Greene 4 Endwell 1 Newark Valley 0 Chenango Valley 2 Oxford 18 Chenango Forks 4 Maine 12 Greene 5 Newark Valley 6 Oxford 4 Chenango Forks 11 10 3 19 7 5 8 13 7 7 13 TRACK The Whitney Point track team for 1959 plac¬ ed first 9 times to bring back 3 trophies for W.P.C.S. One trophy was received for the Section IV Class B Relays at Vestal, Section IV Class B Trials at Cortland, and Section IV Class B Finals at Endicott. This is the third time in four years that the team has won the Section IV Class B title . The team ' s first win was at a dual meet at Whitney Point--Greene in which W. P. C. S. placed first. Whitney Point also placed first at a dual meet at Oxford, at a tri¬ angular meet at Chenango Forks-Windsor, at a dual meet at Whitney Point-Newark Valley, and at the dual meet in Homer. W.P.C.S. placed second at the Susquenango League meet at Endicott. Ufjgi W jp w •� J TRACK-MR. JACK HALLORAN-1959 Row 1: H. Utter, L. Kilbury, J. O ' Brien, D. Watson, F. Lamb, G. Shearer, D. Love, D. Traver, D. Brainard. Row 2: D. Ticknor, M. Glynn, E. Lamb, T. Farr, C. Hawkes, E. Pratt, H. Turkington, J. Zopp, C. Gilmore, P. Farrell, J. Kenyon, J. Keesler. Row 3: Coach Jack Halloran, K. Peterson, R. Larkin, B. Poyer, K. Goodenough, D. Fairchild, G. Whitmarsh, Gayle Cook, R. Steilen, D. Knapp, S. Pratt, E. Lamb. Not in Picture: Gordon Cook. 69 CROSS COUNTRY CROSS COUNTRY-MR. THOMAS LAWSON Row 1: W. Smith, D. Brainard, Mr. Thomas Lawson, Coach, H. Utter, B. Conrad. Row 2: R. Traver, J. Keesler, D. Watson. CROSS COUNTRY Whitney Point Cross Country placed first three times in the 1959 season. At the meet in Sherburne, Whitney Point had a score of 21 and Sherburne scored 34. W. P. also placed first at the tri-angular meet at Newark Valley with a score of 25. Whit¬ ney Point placed first at the Chenango Forks-Chenango Valley with a score of 23. The team also placed second, fifth, and seventh. In the fall season of 1959, Harris Utter won an emblem at the 6th Annual Cincinnatus Invitational Meet for fc placing 9th. Harris also placed 3rd at the 2nd Annual Invita¬ tional Meet in Greene. Whitney Point placed 3rd at this meet with a score of 108. In the Section IV Cross-Country run, Utter and Brainard were to represent Whit¬ ney Point Section IV at the Intersection¬ als. The team scored a commendable record under the direction of Coach Tom Lawson. Ed Lamb is high jumping Doug Fairchild puts the shot 70 Jim Zopp runs the hurdles vs. Greene Keith Goodenough does a broad jump Coach Minacci talks it up with the baseball team 71 FOOTBALL-1959 Whitney Point Eagles led by Coach Jack Halloran, finished in fifth place in the 1959 football season. They won only three games while losing three and tying one. Eagles started off the season holding Delhi to a 7-7 tie. They then followed this up with a 32-7 victory over Chenango Valley, breaking a 9 game winning streak for the Chenango Valley boys. Another victory followed as the fine Point football squad downed Greene 13-7. The Eagles lost three in a row to Windsor, Sidney, and the league leaders Newark Valley. However, the season ended on a pleasant note as the Eagles downed Walton 41-0. High school football careers have ended for Jim Zopp, Tom Farr, Hugh McCulloch, Jerry Kenyon, Pat Farrell, Marshall Gage, Keith Goodenough, and Harry Turkington. Elroy Pratt, for the second year in a row was chosen as a member of the Susquenango All-Star Team. FOOTBALL VARSITY FOOTBALL-1959-MR. JOHN HALLORAN Row 1: D. Swan, C. Boehme, C. Franklin, F. Lamb, G. Cook, E. Pratt, T. Farr. Row 2: R- Pendell, R. Kiernan, D. Greenmun, G. Sturdevant, H. Turkington, K. Goodenough, P. Farrell, Row 3: M. Gage, D. Ticknor, E. Abbott, J. McCoy, D. Driscoll, J. Kenyon, Row 4: R. Lar¬ kin, G. Vernon, J. O ' Brien, S. Pratt, A. Mastronardi, R. Peet. Row 5: M. Glynn, manager, J. Sprague, S. Whittaker, L. Kilbury, T. Farr, G. Shearer, W. Neadeau, manager. Row 6: Mr. John Halloran, coach, Mr. John Lowry, Mr. Paul Minacci, assistant coaches. FINAL STANDINGS Newark Valley 6 Windsor 4 Delhi 3 Sidney 3 Whitney Point 2 Greene 1 Walton 0 Won 0 0 180 1 1 185 1 2 113 3 0 125 3 1 107 5 0 86 6 0 33 Lost Tie PF 54 91 73 126 103 120 262 PA - CV Game 72 Time Out FRESHMAN FOOTBALL-19 59—MR . PAUL O’DONNELL Row 1: R. Maus, N. Moyer, E. Docalavich, K. Fetterman, R. Brown, C. Van Valkenburgh, R. Lamb. Row 2: D. Stearns, R. Fuller, D. Croft, R. Hodges, B. Laughlin, D. Oliver. Row 3: D. Ingraham, C. Sweet, Mr. Paul O ' Donnell, M. Lilley, C. Metz. Not in Picture: E. Eldred. W.P. 31 Chenango Forks 16 23 Newark Valley 24 34 Chenango Forks 16 28 Chenango Valley 26 38 Maine 27 33 Newark Valley 30 25 Chenango Valley 24 40 Maine 29 After CV Game JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL-1959-MR. LOUIS SAMIRIO Row l: R. Lynch, R. Tracy, P. Sofka, R. Lethbridge, K. Pratt, W. Watrous, J. Abbott, D Strain. Row 2: B. Bowen, D.Ames,, J. Green, E. Kimble, L. Kotula, D. Turkington, D. Brant, L. Abbott. Row 3: T. Cornell, L. Hayes, D. Wilmot, T. Hurlbut, D. Nick, G. Ea ton, S. Gimbert, T. Harford, D. Ellerson, Louis Samirio-coach. Row 4: D. Nick, G. Potter D. Kellerman, J. Silvanic, J. Greenmun, R. Hohn. Row 5: E. Fairbanks, B. Dunham, R Stecker, B. Lewis, B. Pratt, C. Smith, H. Clinton. Not in Picture: T. Carroll, D. Ver¬ non, D. Whittaker. 73 VARSITY BASKETBALL-MR. JOHN HALLORAN Row 1: F. Lamb, D. Brooks, G. Cook, H. McCulloch, D. Swan, C. Green, K. Peterson. Row 2: Coach John Halloran, T. Farr, P. Farrell, E. Pratt, D. Driscoll, R. Peet, T. James. VARSITY BASKETBALL W.P • 73 Sidney 74 57 McGraw 40 52 Newark Valley 60 57 Tioga Center 32 50 Greene 46 57 Candor 36 90 Windsor 51 73 Marathon 33 68 Oxford 56 69 Chenango Forks 45 68 Sidney 53 61 Newark Valley 66 72 Greene 51 78 Candor 63 68 Windsor 51 72 Oxford 42 53 Chenango Forks 42 VARSITY BASKETBALL-COACH JOHN HALLORAN W.P. Eagles closed the 1959-1960 basketball season on March 7, 1960, at Chenango Forks. The Eagles won 16 and lost 3. In League play they won 9 and lost 3. The Eagles scored a total of 1118 points to their opponents ' 841 points. In League play W.P. scored 796 points to their oppon¬ ents ' 637 points. W. P. Eagles placed 2nd with a 9-3 winning. High scorers on the Varsity squad are Chuck Greene with a total of 285 points and Pat Farrell with a total of 210 points. The Eagles will lose at graduation Chuck Green, Pat Farrell, Hugh McCulloch, Tom Farr, and Ralph Kiernan. 74 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL-MR. JOHN LOWRY Row 1: E. Abbott, D. Thomas, G. Shearer, J. Morgart. R. Hodges, D. Croft, R. Laughlin, T. Farr. Row 2: Mr. John Lowry, coach, G. Cook, S. Pratt, R. Larkin, E. Docalavich, H. Wills, C. Ellison, R. Lamb, R. Brown, L. Powers. J. V. BASKETBALL w.p. 35 Sidney 31 38 McGraw 29 44 Newark Valley 30 57 Tioga Center 35 47 Greene 46 51 Candor 28 52 Windsor 49 49 Marathon 42 46 Oxford 26 47 Chenango Forks 19 46 Sidney 43 46 Newark Valley 34 55 Greene 47 52 Candor 23 45 Windsor 44 45 Oxford 37 55 Chenango Forks 24 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Whitney Point Junior Varsity Basketball team closed the 1959-60 season on March 7, 1960. The Eaglets won all 14 games to come out undefeated League. and placed first in the Pointwise they scored a total of 810 points to their opponents ' 587 points . In League play they scored 563 points to their opponents ' 430 points. The Eaglets ' tough¬ est games were with Windsor, and Greene, but they still came out undefeated. High scorers were Ted Farr and Ed Docal¬ avich. J.V. boys won their Chenango Division Championship, but lost to Bainbridge, Sus¬ quehanna Champs, by a score of 36-37 at Greene March 11. 75 8TH GRADE BASKETBALL-MR. THOMAS LAWSON Row 1: L. Abbott, E. Fairbanks, D. Nick, R. Vernon, D. Turkington, E. Kimble, D. Nick. Row 2: J. Abbott, T. Sprague, G. Knapp, P. Sofka, R. Lethbridge, Mr. Thomas Lawson, coach JR. HIGH BASKETBALL (7th 8th Grade) Under the coaching of Mr. Thomas Lawson the 7th grade won 7 out of 8 games. The 8th grade won 8 out of 12 games. Both te¬ ams had successful seasons 8TH GRADE 7TH GRADE W.P. W.P. 23 Chenango Forks 22 31 Chenango Forks 16 35 Oakdale 47 23 Newark Valley 24 32 Marathon 27 34 Chenango Forks 16 33 Newark Valley 15 28 Chenango Valley 26 46 Chenango Forks 42 38 Maine 27 53 Chenango Valley 48 33 Newark Valley 30 45 Maine 58 25 Chenango Valley 24 28 Marathon 42 40 Maine 29 39 Chenango Valley 50 49 Maine 26 39 Newark Valley 24 50 Oakdale 48 7TH GRADE BASKETBALL-MR. THOMAS LAWSON Row 1: H. Clinton, L. Kotula, J. Greenmun, L. Hayes, Row 2: L. Abbott, G. Potter, T. Cornell, G. Tymeson, Mr. Thomas Lawson, coach. H. Smith, G. Merritt, W. Lewis, D. Kilbury. W. Pratt, G. Burchell, 76 VARSITY CLUB-MR. JOHN HALLORAN Row 1: M. Glynn, R. Peet, R. Farre ll, H. Turkington, J. Zopp, C. Franklin, T. Farr, D. Swan, G. Whitmarsh. Row 2: K. Goodenough, R. Knapp, D. Eaton, D. Brainard, H. McCulloch, E, Pratt, J. Eggleston, D. Brooks, K. Stickle. Row 3: F. Lamb, D. Mullins, C. Hawkes, H. Utter, R. Tra- ver, R. Larkin, S. Pratt, C. Green. Not in Picture: R. Kiernan, J. Kenyon, C. Gilmore, K. Peterson, E. Johnson. VARSITY CLUB Members of Varsity Club have sponsored two banquets. One was the Father-Son football banquet, and the other was The Varsity W Awards Banquet. Varsity also had charge of the football refreshment stand and the basketball refreshment stand. Members sold Christmas wrappings to sponsor club .jackets . Hugh McCulloch grabs a rebound Jim Zopp on a jump ball 77 GIRLS SOFTBALL - 1959 - COACH MRS. GLADYS PIECH Row l: G. Wilcox, C. Henningsen, E. Farrell, B. Traver, D. Neadeau, D. Thornton, C. Haruk, M. Wegrzynski. Row 2: M. Rockwood, D. Wasko, D. Flahavan, C. Eaton, L. Smith G. Moyer, V. Crane, D. Crowningshield, M. Peet. SOFTBALL 7th, 8th, and 9th grades played one game with Chenango Forks in which they won 16-9. No playday was held. SOFTBALL SOFTBALL 7th, 8th, 9th-MRS. GLADYS PIECH Row 1: M. Mills, E. Kilbury, B. Higham, L. Beardsley, M. Glezen, N. Peter¬ son, P. Lawrence. Row 2: J. Naramore, C. Utter, M. Jones, M. Leahy, S. Egan, J. Merritt, C. Stanton, A. Hanzlik, E. Gofgosky, M. Jennison. Row 3: S. Shafer, JoAnn Hayes, J. Conrad, M. Pratt, D. Leet, D. Black, H. Mc¬ Culloch, Judy Hayes, B. Ballard, D. Pendell. 78 ARCHERY-MRS. MARJORIE SHRAUGER-1959 Row 1: D. Fuller, C. Haruk, D. Wasko, S. Hobbs, V. Crane, L. Verry, D. Car- ley, C. Pratt, J. Pier. ARCHERY In the 1959 seasonthere were no competitive archery contests. The emphasis was on be¬ ginners. Many girls gained valuable exper¬ ience . ARCHERY TRACK 1959 Two track meets were held in 1959. The Jr. and Sr. High Meet was held at Chenango Val¬ ley. The League Track Meet was held at Whitney Point. GIRLS TRACK-1959 COACH-MRS. MARJORIE SHRAUGER Row 1: L. Beardsley, N. Sweet, M. Glezen, M. Mills, s. Hodges, B. Higham, E. Kil- bury, C. Stanton, A. Hoyte. Row 2: M. Jennison, J. Naramore, S. Potter, E. Farrell, M. Rockwood, J. Novitske, S. Egan, m. Jones, M. Leahy, M. Wegrzynski’. Row 3: S. Hobbs, Cadet Miss Nau, N. Birmingham, D. Leet, J. Hayes, C. Eaton, D. Flahavan, J. Hayes, B. Ballard, J. Conrad, E. Wright, Coach Marge Shrauger, E. Gofgosky. 79 PEP CLUB-MISS JANICE MORITZ Row 1: L. Smith, J. English, L. Sherman, S. Morgart, B. Higham. Row 2: C. Stanton, C. Stocker, D. Thornton, C. Henningsen, S. Potter, E. Farrell, C. Roberts, E. Kilbury, M. Ruston, S. Boyce, L. Preston. Row 3: L. Albern, C. Freije, G. Wilcox, S. Hodges, S. Tar- pinian, R„ Zimmer, J. Chilson, J. La Mar, C. Turner, J. Naramore, J. Ticknor, D. Peet, H. Smith. Row 4: C. Oliver, M. Grusbeck, M. Tracey, S. Perry, B. Mushock, S. Potter, J. Martin, B. Knapp, J. Hayes, J. Conrad, S. Shafer, J. Merritt, M. Jennison, J. Thomas. Row 5: D. Crowningshield, V. Clinton, K. Tappan, P. Pierce, B. Ballard, G. Mead, J. Thornton, E. Gofgosky, E. Japhet, L. Twining, K. Quinn, C. Haruk, M. Peet, D. Robinson, C. Riley. Row 6: J. Hohn, B. Traver, D. Flahavan, B. Wight, D. Pendell, S. Hobbs, K. Douglas, M. Jones, G. Moyer, C. Howland, G. Ross, E. Livermore, D. Leet, D. Smith. Row 7: S. Kim’ D Mastronardi, R. Stockwell, C. Wychick, J. Mead, C. Stanton, K. Crosier, P. Barton, D. Ralph, E. Smith, D. Black, M. Fitser, C. Teal, J. Lott. SOCCER PEP CLUB Girls in the Pep Club took part in many activities during the year 1959-60, with the aid of Miss Janice Moritz. Several dances were sponsored, pop and programs were sold at games, skits were given at pep rallies, posters were made to build spirit at the games, buttons, beanies and book covers were SOCCER-MRS. GLADYS PIECH „ „ . _ „ „ „ „ Row 1: E. Gofgosky, J. Conrad, J. Hayes, N. Peterson, B. Brainard, S. Egan, N. Sweet, M. Leahy. Row 2: D. Cotcamp, K. Goodenough, Margie Glezen, J. Hayes, E. Livermore, Marian Glezen, N. Walling, M. A. Ruston. 80 GIRLS HOCKEY-ALL-STAR-MISS JANICE MORITZ Row 1: D. Thornton, B. Higham, C. Henningsen, E. Farrell, M. Mills, E. Kilbury, J. J. Conrad. Row 2: M. Rockwood, C. Freije, C. Haruk, B. Traver, D. Crowningshield, Janice Moritz, N. Peterson, M. Jones, L. Sherman, E. Gofgosky. Row 3: M. Peet, N. mingham, L. Smith, S. Hobbs, C. Eaton, D. Flahavan, G. Moyer, D. Wasko. Hayes Miss Bir- HOCKEY sold, and tickets to games were sold with Varsity Club. The Pep Club has been very generous in its donations to needy organiza¬ tions. The girls gave $30 to the eye clinic $50 to the sponsorship of the Student Coun¬ cil ' s Greek Foster Son, and $20 to the Tag Day Fund. HOCKEY The 1959 Hockey Team played only one game this season. The game was with Chenango Forks, in which W.P. won 1—0. There was no playday because of bad weather. SOCCER Soccer teams played 2 games. One of the games was with Chenango Forks which Whitney Point won 6-2. There was a Junior High Playday at Oxford. SOCCER INTRAMURALS-1959-MRS. GLADYS PIECH Row 1: M. Montgomery, G. Montgomery, E. Knapp, N. Manwaring, L. Beardsley, D. Cotcamp, N. Sweet, S. Egan, M. Glezen, M. A. Ruston, N. Walling. Row 2: M. Tracey, P. Page, M. Leahy, B. Brainard, K. Goodenough, M. Driscoll, D. Ralph, S. Spoonhower, C. Lynch. Row 3: J. Hayes, A. Hanzlik, M. Glezen, D. Ralph, E. Samson, L. Gilmore, E. Livermore, G. Ross. 81 L - l . 1 ' SENIOR HIGH VOLLEYBALL-MISS JANICE MORITZ Row 1: C. Freije, B. Higham, B. Traver, M. Peet, L. Smith, D. Wasko. Row 2: D. Thornton, B. Wuest, R. Price, D. Mastronardi, D. Flahavan, D. Neadeau. Row 3 S. Hobbs| C. Eaton, M. Rockwood, D. Crowningshield, G. Moyer, C. Wychick. VOLLEYBALL W.P.C.S. Volleyball Team played 2 games and won both. In the game with Chenango Forks the A team won 61-32. The B Team also won with a score of 69-42. The team also played a game with Greene and won by a score of 51- 24. The playday was held at Chenango Forks. The B Team placed- first. VOLLEYBALL JUNIOR HIGH VOLLEYBALL-MISS JANICE MORITZ Row 1: M. Jones, S. Potter, J. Hayes, J. Conrad, E. Gofgosky. Row 2: s. Potter, G. Ross, C. Utter, J. Hayes, N. Peterson, D. Black. 82 BASKETBALL-1960-MISS JANICE MORITZ Row 1: M. Mills, E. Kilbury, C. Freije, Traver, M. Peet, L. Smith, D. Wasko, S Ross, J. Hayes, N. Peterson, C. Haruk, R Wright, D. Black. Row 3: C. Utter, E Eaton, M. Rockwood, D. Crowningshield, G J. Conrad, B. Higham, Potter. Row 2: Miss Price, D. Mastronardi Gofgosky, S. Potter, Moyer, J. DePue. S. Kim, C. Henningsen, Janice Moritz, D. Leet, D. Flahavan, A. Hoyte, J. Hayes, M. Jennison, B. G. E. C. BASKETBALL Basketball teams played only one game in 1959. The game was with Greene. The 8th grade team won 25 to 18. The ninth and tenth grades combined won 17 to 14. No playday was held because of bad weather. BASKETBALL VOLLEYBALL INTRAMURALS-MISS JANICE MORTIZ Row 1: M. Mills, E. Kilbury, B. Higham, C. Freije, S. Potter, E. Gofgosky, Miss Janice Moritz, B. Knapp, J. Hayes, S. Hobbs, D. Thornton, D. Neadeau, J. Conrad, J. DePue. Row 2: C. Turner, N. Peterson, C. Utter, G. Ross, M. Jones, R. Price, C. Haruk, D. Mastro¬ nardi, D. Flahavan, B. Traver, L. Smith, D. Wasko, M. Peet. Row 3: J. Merritt, A. Hoyt, B. Wuest, J. Hayes, M. Jennison, C. Wychick, N. Birmingham, C. Eaton, M. Rockwood, D. Crowningshield, G. Moyer, D. Black. 83 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: D. Baldwin, M. Jones, C. Henningsen, B. Traver, K. Douglas, G. Wilcox C H E E R L E A D E R VARISTY CHEERLEADERS rf Left to Right: E. Farrell, M. Peet, S. Hobbs, D. Wasko, S. Kim, M. VanDusen, D. Neadeau V 84 ADVERTISEMENTS With their eye on the school and its stu¬ dents, business firms maintain an interest in school activities and extend best wishes to everyone at W.P.C.S. Jones and Allen Garage Whitney Point, N.Y. Phone 11 Over 30 years of service to the community C.A. HILL AND SON All lines of Insurance Whitney Point, New York Phone 77 PENNYSAVER CO. Advertising - Printing - Publishing Phone 183 Main Street Whitney Point N.Y. 86 WHITNEY POINT BRANCH OF THE FIRST-CITY NATIONAL BANK OF BINGHAMTON, N. Y. Compliments to the Whitney Point Graduating Class Joe Virginia Kiley OAKLAND HOTEL Whitney Point, N.Y. Compliments of HAROLD ' S PLACE Whitney Point, N.Y. 87 Congratulations to the 1960 Graduating Class OPEN APRIL TO OCTOBER Route 11 Compliments to the Class of 1960 Triangle General Store Route 11 Phone 167 88 VICTORY CHAIN INC. Headquarters Norwich, New York Whitney Point New York L. P. GAS SERVICE CORPORATION WHITNEY POINT, NEW YORK PHONE 115 UTTER ' S STORE LISLE, N. Y. 89 Miles-Jewelers Certified Watchmaker - H.I.A. Featuring: The Hamilton Watch Keepsake Diamonds and Wedding Rings Gift Items Fine, Prompt, Careful Watch Servicing The Distinctive New Front on Collins St. Whitney Point, New York RATHBUN ' S PHARMACY carries anything in the line of Prescriptions, Drugs, School Supplies, Greeting cards, Camera Supplies and Cosmetics. Congratulations to the Graduating Class SHIRLEY ' S BEAUTY SHOP Whitney Point, New York THE BEST FOR LESS Chenango Cooperative Insurance Co. In its 75th year Fire, Extended Coverage, Liability and Home Owner Insurance C. D. Wagar Agent Whitney Point, New York Phone 286-F-ll 90 t 1 ■ — JL. Congratulations to the Senior Class ROCKWOODS IGA Castle Creek, N.Y. MARKS GENERAL STORE, Lisle, N.Y. COMPLIMENTS TO THE 1960 GRADUATING CLASS HAROLD B. BRENNAN BEST WISHES Our best wishes To The Graduating Class Of 1960 to the Class of i960 Pete ' s Restaurant Whitney Point, New York from Phone 99 THE SOUTHARD OIL CO. Whitney Point, N.Y. Best Wishes to the Graduating Class G. W. KNAPP SON Castle Creek, N.Y Heating Contractors Milton 8-5598 91 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I960 RUSTON’S OF LISLE PATCH LUMBER Whitney Phone 24 BROTHERS SUPPLIES Point New York LISLE PRODUCERS COOPERATIVE INC. Lisle, N.Y. Harley Beardsley Manager Phone 81 92 Compliments of SOUTHERN TIER LIVESTOCK MARKET Whitney Point, N.Y. Bagging Cows on Hand at all times Sale every Tuesday 1 P.M. HODGES Tel. W.P. 146 or Maine 89656 D.M. WOOSTER TAXIDERMY STUDIOS Whitney Point, N.Y. BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS All kinds Custom Taxidermy HERBERT HIBBARD, JR. Gloves, Jackets, Moccasins, LIFE INSURANCE Ladies Purses Made from Deer Skins. WHITNEY POINT 83F12 CONGRATULATIONS Compliments of the OTSELIC INNf to the Graduating Class VESTA M. ROGERS, M.D. Floyd Cinquanti, Prop. PATTERSON HARDWARE The Friendly Store General Hardware Sporting Goods Hardwares Plumbing Supplies Gifts Toys Whitney Point, N.Y. Phone 27 93 WHITNEY POINT TRACTOR INC. Distributers of Agricultural and Industrial Equipment Whitney Point, New York Phone 71 C.K. Chapman Son Compliments of The Otselic Valley Milk Producers Cooperative BINGHAMTON, N. Y. Famous - 400 -HAM- Skinless Wieners 94 Compliments of BRAINARDS TRAILER SALES Route 11, Whitney Point Phone: 185 RANSOM FRANKLIN Scrap Iron and Metal Auto Wrecking Whitney Point, New York Used Parts tel. 126 Paper Rags Metal mmmsm NICHOLS FUNERAL HOME Whitney Point New York 95 COMPLIMENTS TO CLASS OF 60 BINGHAMTON BAG AND BURLAP CO., INC. CONGRATULATIONS to the Graduating Class of 1960 WHITNEY POINT REPORTER Compliments of LARKIN MUSICAL INSTRUMENT CO. Complete School Service Home of Baldwin Pianos Organs 94 Chenango St. Binghamton, New York 96 OAe, QoJid ULU (Ho-tmtAy, Glufr 9nc. PUBLIC GOLF COURSE WHITNEY POINT, N. Y. A sporty well kept 18 holes to delight any golfer-young or old- expert or duffer. A scenic spot with views of two river valleys and rolling hills in every direction. The ancient club house and a refreshment stand provide all the comforts and conven¬ iences along the way and after the game. The Management. THE FORD HILL COUNTRY CLUB Congratulations to the Class of I960 L. E. Utter, D. C. CHIROPRACTOR Best Wishes to the Class of ' 60 Lorna ' s Beauty Corner Upper Lisle Road Whitney Point, N. Y. Phone 197 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1960 SPANGIE ' S GROCERY STORE GLEN AUBREY, N.Y. Phone Maine UN2-3232 97 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS It has been a pleasure to do your Senior portraits for you. Best wishes for your happy futures. CHENANGO STUDIOS 96 Chenango Street Binghamton, New York Congratulations from Eleanor Stickle ' s Academy Beauty Shop Main Street Whitney Point, N.Y. PHONE 51 HUGH I. SHERWOOD Clothier Whitney Point, N. Y. Farms YOUR ONE STOP FOOD CENTER Homes Businesses MORGART ' S STROUT REALTY Est 1900 Coast-to-Coast SUPERMARKET Free Delivery Telephone 100 V. M. Gehm Center Lisle, New York PHONE: Marathon Viking 9-3854 MAIL ADDRESS: R.D. 1 Berkshire, N.Y. 98 B E DINER Route 11 Whitney Point, New York Phone 148 Compliments of THE GREENE BOWLODROME The Fitsers COMPLIMENTS to the Graduating Class ROBERT WEST Main Street 99 Gasoline Oils Tires Accessories Expert Lubrication Wheel Balancing Marine Supplies Topflight Service at Potter ' s Atlantic Service Station TRIPLE A SERVICE Johnson Motors . , Fishing Tackles Guns Ammunition Route 11, Whitney Point, New York .New York State Car Inspection Station Heating Equipment Richards’ Implement Co. JOHN DEERE Farm and Industrial Equipment Railroad Street Whitney Point, New York Phone 171 Whitney Point, N. Y. Varieties Blanche’s Women ' s Children ' s Dry Goods-Notions-Clothing-Furnishings-Shoes 100 RICHARD H. KNAUF and his TRIPLE CITIES OPTICAL CO. Now three locations for your convenience: 2 Washington Avenue, Endicott, 80 Court Strpet and 199 Robinson Street, Binghamton„ The Southern Tier ' s Most Complete Janitor Supply CRANDALL SUPPLY CO., INC. One Lewis St. Binghamton, N. Y. Dial RA 3-7505 Extends Hearty Congratulations 101 JAMESON-BOYCE CO. Distributors of JAM-BOY FOOD PRODUCTS 69 FAYETTE STREET BINGHAMTON, NEW YORK QUALITY FOODS FOR HOMES HOTELS RESTAURANTS AND CAFETERIAS Whitney Point COOPERATIVE GLF Tel. 56 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF ' 60 ’LES STRONG CONSTRUCTION CO. CROFT TRAILER RENTALS LOCAL and COAST-TO-COAST SERVICE mHKi RENT HERE LEAVE THERE ISO CONKLIN AVE., BINGHAMTON, N. T. PWn 2-9820 GLEN AUBREY, N. Y. PHon« Main 6-9294 102 BUILDING CONTRACTORS New Home Hodges Construction Vestal, New York Phones Endicott ST53191 Maine UN24566 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES Glezen and Dickinson Attorneys at Law J. Carver Glezen Daniel S. Dickinson, Jr. GRAND UNION Harold ' s Express Prompt courteous service Daily between Triple Cities Marathon COMPLIMENTS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS Grand Union Whitney Point, N. Y. L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Known wherever there are Schools and Colleges ' Class Rings and Pins Commencement Invitations Diplomas - Personal Cards Club Insignia - Medals Trophies M r. Leland G. Lee 164 Hermitage Rd. Rochester, New York Weekly to Cincinnatus, Taylor, Pitcher Phone 45F2 52F2 103 STANN CONSTRUCTION CO. Stanley Pogorzelski Commercial and ResidentialBuilding Plumbing and Heating TASTY TREAT DRIVE-IN Route 11-Above Fairgrounds Open 11 A.M. - 11 P.M. Daily April to October Friday-Saturday-Sunday During the Winter Irvin Forrest W. W. WERTS Real Estate Broker Nina Haight, Salesman Whitney Point Phone 84-F-12 J 1 — -J PLUMBING £ HEATING Pumps and Water System Whitney Point, N. Y. Phone 177 CLARK ' S BARBER SHOP Main Street Whitney Point, N.Y. Compliments of Lawrence Mabel Twining MISTER SOFTEE 104 105 Seasonal Pot Plants Cut Flowers Potted Plants DILLENBECK ' S GREENHOUSE Whitney Point New York Phone 32 GREETINGS TO THE Class of 1960 Dr. Charles R. Leahy and Family (5 HILL’S JEWELRY West Main Street Whitney Point, N.Y. Phone 281 Watch, Clock Watches Jewelry Repairs Diamonds Diamonds Reset Jewelry 106 INDEX Activities 51 Junior Boys ' Chorus 56 Advertisers 85 Junior Chorus 55 Audio-Visual Club 65 Junior Play 60-61 Board of Education 7 J.V. Baseball 69 Bus drivers 12 J.V. Basketball 75 Cafeteria 12 Library Club 65 Cheerleaders 84 Main Office 6 Class Officers 32 Maroon Gold 62 Cross-Country 70 Nat ' l Honor Society 64 Custodians 12 Pep Club 80 Dedication 4 Photography 57 Faculty 5 Pointer Weekly 63 Football 72 Principal ' s Office 6 Foreword 2 Seniors 13 Front View of School 1 Senior Band 52 Future Farmers of America 57 Senior Boys ' Chorus 56 Glee Club 54 Senior Play 58-59 Girls Basketball 83 Senior Chorus 54 Girls Hockey 81 Student Council 64 Girls Softball 78 Swing Band 53 Girls Track 79 Title Page 1 Grades, kdg.-6 33 Track 69 Grade Office 7 Twirling 52 Index 107 Varsity Baseball 68 Jr. High Basketball 75 Varsity Basketball 74 Jr.-Sr. High Homerooms 23 Varsity Club 77 Junior Band 53 Volleyball 82 sW« EV 0, SS i ■■ ■■■T , f 1 srJBh i- r Jg Fa W. ' , ; - A, V ” ' ' ■ Wl?i ' 4tif £ ' ■ ¥ £lls£ n Jr v $Mfjm§m a «‘ “rmr-sSntb %;% jfjfM ■f a , 1 - ? .. ' - jp j|jf wmrnM gwM! 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