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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1964 volume:

4 - ' ' — ; -: : ' - mm %■ ' � : Ai ■ ■ Whitney Point Central School has an enrollment of 1861 for the school year 1963-1964. Kdg. to Grade 2 have 53 2, Grades 3 to 6-618, Grades 7 to 12-711. MAROON AND GOLD 1964 published by the students of Whitney Point Central School Whitney Point, N. Y. 1 FOREWORD To everyone the eagle stands as the king of birds. He possesses extraordin¬ ary beauty and intelligence. The Yearbook Staff has chosen the Golden Eagle for their theme as a re¬ minder to all readers that, like the Yearbook itself, they should aim for the utmost in everything they do. As evidence of this fact it is inter¬ esting to note that Edmund DeWan, a 9th grader in 1946, suggested the Eagle as a possible mascot for Whitney Point Cen¬ tral School. He too had high ideals, just as everyone who follows the Golden Eagle in Whitney Point Activities works toward maintaining a goal for them¬ selves . The Yearbook Staff feels that through its collection of the years events it has compounded a lasting memory of the students ' and faculty ' s attainment of beauty and intelligence as exemplified by the Golden Eagle. TABLE OF CONTENTS Title Page 1 Foreword 2 President Kennedy Memorial 3 Administration 4 Dedication 6 Board of Education 6 Office Staff 7 Faculty 9 Staff 14 Seniors 16 In Memoriam 18 Exchange Student 29 Undergraduates 30 Kdg-6 44 Activities 66 Sports 84 Candid Camera of WPCS 98 Advertisements 106 2 JOHN F. KENNEDY 1917 — 1963 }Uh President of the United Stales LET A PEOPLE SOUNDLY EDUCATED BE PRESIDENT KENNEDY ' S MOST ENDURING MEMORIAL 3 r Administration Dedication Mr. Kenneth Stearns We, the Students of the Whitney Point Central School, respectfully dedicate the 1964 Edition of the Maroon and Gold to Mr. Kenneth C. Stearns, who as a mem¬ ber of the Board of Education for 20 years (President for 9 years), devoted his time and efforts in an unceasing de¬ sire to give to the students of Whitney Point Central School the best of educa¬ tional opportunities. In addition, Mr. Stearns was and will, we are sure, con¬ tinue to be one of our athletic teams most loyal supporters. Mr. Stearns, we thank you. ' Mr. Leslie Strong President Mr. Ernest Edmister Treasurer Mr. Hiram Goodrich District Superintendent Mr. Carl Bird Clerk Board of Education The Board of Education meets every second Monday of the month to transact school affairs . 6 Office The Supervising Principal at Whitney Point Central School is Francis D. Mul¬ lins. His Administrative assistants are Mr. John V. Rugg-High School Principal, Mr. Osmer J. Brooks-Vice Principal, and Miss Nettie Claire-Elementary Principal. Mr. Francis D. Mullins Supervising Principal Mr. John V. Rugg Mr. Osmer J. Brooks High Shcool Principal Vice Principal Miss Nettie Clark Elementary Principal 7 Mrs. Evelyn Storrs Mrs. Ruth Moyer Mrs. Orra Hayes Secretary Office Clerk Grade Secretary OFFICE STAFF The office staff includes: In the Main Office-Mrs. Evelyn Storrs, secretary to Mr. F. D. Mullins, Miss Virginia Hill, business office secretary, and Mrs. Ruth Moyer, the sw itch board operator and re¬ ceptionist. Mrs. Ruth Simpson is secre¬ tary to Miss Clark at the Grade Office in the Main Building. Mrs. Orra Hayes is Miss Clark ' s secretary in the Caryl E. Adams Elementary School. Mrs. Iva Colgan is secretary to Miss Duquette in the Guidance Office. Miss Virginia Hill Account Clerk Mrs. Ruth Simpson Grade Secretary Mrs. Iva Colgan Secretary-Guidance Office Staff 8 Edward Bochniak B. S. S. H. English Lois Sixsmith B. S., B. A. S. H. English Shirley Barber B. A. J. H. English Gladys B. Commerc Franklin S. ial Mary Ellen Lane B. S. Commercial W. Dane Hel B. S. Commercial t Faculty Dean Smith M. Ed. S. H. Soc. St. Thomas Ryder B. A. J. H. Soc. St. David Brown B. S. J. H. Soc. St. Elizabeth Davenport B. A. S. H. Mathematics Shirley Ford B. A. S. H. Mathematics Leo Birmingham J. H. Mathematics George Ricotta J. H. Mathematics 9 Paul Minacci Alice Greene Michael Chreptak George Strang Tressa Corcoran M. S . B. S. B. S. B. S. M . A . S. H. Science S. H. Science S. H. Science J. H. Science Languages Faculty Rayma Wilson Mary Belle Mitten B. S. B. S. Homemaking J. H. Homemaking John Sullivan M. S. Industrial Arts Wood Shop Stuart Messur B. S. Industrial Arts Metal Shop Robert Gates B. S. Driver Ed., Health Sonia Hoberman B. S. Girls Phys. Ed. John Halloran B. S. Boys Phys. Ed. Gladys Piech B. S. Elementary Girls Phys. Ed. William Stearns B. S. Elementary Boys Phys. Ed. 10 Robert Bailey M. S. Music and Band Eleanor Goodwin Daniel Buckley B. S. B. S. Music and Chorus Music and Band Nancy Rozelle B. S. Music and Band Eleanor Rugg B. S. Elementary Music Pauline Duquette M. Ed. Guidance Counselor Hurst Mitten Albert Beilby B. S. B. S. J.H. Guidance Couns.Agriculture George Wilcox B, S. Agriculture 63-64 Thelma Monk Grade 6 Florence Roys M. S. Grade 6 Carolyn Williams B. S. Grade 6 DeWitt Brown B. S. Grade 6 John Storer B. S. Grade 6 Dorothy Thomas R. N. Nurse Mary Ellsworth B. S., R. N. Nurse Mildred Ray B. S., R. N. Nurse Rodney Maloney B. S. Psychologist 11 Anna Glezen Grade 5 Bernice Wilcox Grade 5 Maria Cobesky B. S. Grade 5 Mary Lou Kenny B. S. Grade 5 Patrick Divers B. S. Grade 5 Ruth Peebles Grade 4 Nellie Richards Grade 4 Ruth Young B. S. Grade 4 Eva Howland B. S. Grade 4 Faculty Donald Alamo B. S. Grade 4 Vera Bush Grade 3 Cleo Abbott Grade 3 Doris Knapp Grade 3 Bessie Leslie B. S. Grade 3 Beverly Vickery B. S. Grade 3 k Donna Kelly B. S. Special Class Marian Atkinson B. S. Grade 2 Ruth Crowell B. S. Grade 2 12 Hazel Clough B.S . , M.S. Grade 2 Gladys B. Grade 2 Clute S . Geraldine Harris Connie Hodges Grade 2 Grade 2 Margot McDonough B„ S. Grade 1 Harriette Crooks B „ S. Grade 1 Nancy Abbott B. S. Grade 1 63-64 Elsie Walling B.S. Kindergarten Judith B. Grade Hoag S. 1 Janet B. Grade Fuller S. 1 Rena Carpenter Kindergarten Helen Albright M.S. Kindergarten Sallee Jenks B. S. Kindergarten Virginia Mitchell B. R. E. Kindergarten Margaret Clinton Grade 1 Gladys Smith Kindergarten 13 LADY JANITORS-MAIN SCHOOL Mabel Dean, Alice Hill, Reva Whitmarsh, Betty Boehme. Custodians Mr. John Bevan from the Ele¬ mentary school and Mr. Ernest A. Jenks from the main school work very hard with their as¬ sistants to keep the Whitney Point Schools clean. MAIN SCHOOL JANITORS Orval Sawyer, Ernest Jenks, Bldg. Supt., Ivan Ticknor. NOT IN PICTURE: Victor Lamb, Floyd Haight. C. E. ADAMS SCHOOL JANITORS Jack Bevan, Marguerite Theleman, Eunice Ticknor, Sheldon Storrs. 14 W. P. c. S. BUS DRIVERS-1963-1964 ROW 1: Albert Ticknor, Carl Short, Grover Keibel, Walter Bailey, Harvey Forkey, Charles H. Forkey, J. Ward Gruesbeck, Bus Superintendent, Leslie Smith, Ivan Franklin, Kenneth C. Knowlden. ROW 2: Marvin Aylesworth, Earl Aylesworth, Lester Ketchum, Paul Abbott, Carl Oliver, Gordon Hoag, Gordon Oliver, Neil Franklin, James Knowlden, Ralph Ellerson, Irving Coleman, Monroe Perce, Albert Leet, Lloyd Burghardt, Oscar Farr, Mechanic, Earl Leet. NOT IN PICTURE: Edward Henderson, Robert Theleman, Elwyn Eaton, Tennyson Tingley. Eat and Ride After the 27 bus drivers bring the 1,861 students to school each day, the cafeteria workers prepare and serve lunch to them and the staff members. C. E. ADAMS CAFETERIA STAFF Eunice Ticknor, Jane Parton, Dorothy Murphy, Manager, Gertrude Lewis, Marion Dunham. CAFETERIA WORKERS-MAIN SCHOOL ROW 1: Nina Holland, Ruth Johnson, Louise Hoag, Jessie Prentice, Norma Kenyon, Thelma Gimbert, Viola Tingley, Elizabeth Wilber, Marion Driscoll, Marion Darrow, Mabel Sawyer, Manager, Sylvia Gruesbeck. NOT IN PICTURE: Myrtle Pierson. 15 Seniors IN MEMORIAM LAVINA BEARDSLEY Lavina Beardsley was born September 21, 1946 and died April 6, 1963. Lavina had attended Whitney Point Central School all of her school years and was a member of the Class of 1964. While in school she participated in chorus, twirling and the school paper. Her outside activi¬ ties included 4-H and church work. She died in an automobile accident on Page Brook Road on April 6, 1963. The Sen¬ ior Class dedicated this page to her memory as a fine friend and classmate. 18 JAMES ABBOTT Engineering Football 4 Track 4 Basketball 4 Baseball 4 S.C. Rep. 9th Grade Jr. Class Treas. Sr. Class Treas. Varsity Club MARY ANN BIRMINGHAM College Entrance Soccer 1 Softball Track 3 Hockey Volleyball 4 Sr. Band 5 Jr. Band 4 Chorus 6 Glee Club 5 Jr . Class Pres. Jr. Play Cast National Honor Society DENNIS AMES College Entrance Jr. Band 4 Sr. Band 4 Swing Band 3 JV Football 1 Varsity Football 1 Track 2 Basketball Intra. 3 Jr. Play Cast ROBERT BRIDGES Industrial Arts JV Baseball 1 Cross Country 2 Sr. Chorus 4 Sr. Play Cast Varsity Club HALLIE ANGEL Nursing School Paper 1 EDWIN BROWN Agriculture F .F .A. Club 4 A . V. Club 1 Wrestling 2 Intra. Basketball 3 ROBERT BARKER College Entrance Track 2 Basketball 1 Cross Country 1 Varsity Club S.C. Rep. 12th Grade Varsity Club LYNNETTE BROWN College Entrance Softball Soccer 1 Hockey Volleyball 2 Basketball 3 Archery 3 Girls Leaders Club 1 Orchestra 3 Harboraires 1 Chorus 4 Journalism 1 National Honor Society 19 JOANN BUSH College Entrance Softball Hockey 3 Volleyball 4 Track 4 Tumbling 2 Cheerleading 3 Chorus 1 Jr. Sr. Class Sec. Yearbook 2 Jr. Play Cast National Honor Society DONALD CROFT Industrial Arts Jr. High Football 2 JV Football 2 Cross Country 2 JV Basketball 2 Varsity Basketball 2 Jr. High Basketball 2 Track 4 9th Grade Pres. Jr. Play Stage Crew Varsity Club GREGORY CANOVA Industrial Arts DAVID DAVIS A rt RICHARD COLEMAN College Entrance Wrestling 2 GORDON COOK General Basketball 4 Track 4 Chorus 1 RICHARD DAVIS Commercial Baseball 4 Track 2 Cross Country 2 Sr. Play Cast Sr. Play Stage Crew Varsity Club JAMES DEAN Industrial Arts 8th Grade Basketball Jr. High Football 2 JV Football 1 Varsity Football 3 Varsity Track 4 Varsity Club ROBERT EATON College Entrance JV Football 1 JV Baseball 2 Varsity Baseball 2 Jr. Band 4 Sr. Band 6 Swing Band 3 S.C. Rep. 11th Grade 20 R. EUGENE ELDRED College Entrance Jr. High Basketball 2 JV Basketball 1 JV Baseball 1 Jr. High Track 2 Jr. High Football 2 JV Football 2 BONNIE GLEZEN College Entrance Chorus 6 Library Club 2 Hockey 3 Basketball Volleyball S.C. Rep. 12th Grade National Honor Society LINDA FETTERMAN Nursing Track Basketball 1 Softball Volleyball 2 Tumbling 2 Twirling 6 Advanced Twirling 3 Color Guard 1 Chorus 5 Sr. Play Prop Comm. MARIAN GLEZEN College Entrance Volleyball 2 Soccer 2 Hockey 2 Jr. Band 3 Sr. Band 5 Swing Band 3 GARRY FORD General I Cross Country Varsity Club 1 JAMES GREENE College Entrance Football 3 Baseball 2 Track 1 Wrestling 1 Sr. Class Pres. School Paper 1 Jr. Play Cast Sr. Play Cast National Honor Society STEPHEN GIMBERT College Entrance JV Baseball 2 Varsity Baseball 2 Jr. High Football 2 JV Football 1 Jr. High Chorus 2 Jr. Play Cast Sr. Play Cast Varsity Club REGINA HAIST Nursing Hockey 1 Volleyball 1 Softball 1 Track 1 Chorus 6 Glee Club 6 ALLEN GLEZEN Math Football Intra. 2 Wrestling Intra. 2 CAROL HANSON Business Nursing Archery 3 Volleyball 1 Basketball 1 21 ALICE HANZLIK Business Scientific Archery 3 Soccer 1 Basketball 2 Volleyball 2 Tumbling 1 Softball 1 Jr. Chorus 2 Sr. Chorus 1 Sr. Play Program Comm. DANA JENNISON General Jr. High Basketball 1 Basketball Intra. 4 Football Intra. 1 JV Baseball Manager 1 Varsity Baseball Man. 1 Varsity Club THADDEUS HARFORD Shop A . V. Club 4 Football 1 Jr. High Football 2 Jr. Play Stage Crew Sr. Play Stage Crew ROLAND HOHN Industrial 8th Grade Football Football 1 WILLIAM HOHN Shop Football 6 Basketball 2 Track 4 Wrestling 1 Tumbling 2 Varsity Club 4 JAMES JUDSON College Entrance Wrestling Manager 1 Wrestling 1 Varsity Club Sr. Play Stage Crew Jr. Play Stage Crew EARL KIMBLE Engineering Jr. High Football 2 JV Football 1 Jr. High Baseball 2 JV Baseball 1 Jr. High Basketball 2 JV Basketball 2 Chorus 6 Jr. Play Cast Sr. Play Cast GERALD KNAPP College Entrance JV Baseball 2 Varsity Baseball 2 Jr. Play Stage Crew Sr. Play Stage Crew Varsity Club THOMAS HURLBUT General Jr. High Football 2 JV Football 2 Varsity Football 1 Track 2 JV Baseball 1 JV Wrestling 1 Jr. High Chorus 2 Sr. Play Stage Crew Varsity Club SHARON KNAPP Business Jr . Sr . Jr. Sr . Band 3 Band 2 Play Make-up Comm. Play Make-up Comm. 22 LOREN LARKIN SUZANNE MEECHAM College Entrance Hockey Track 2 Volleyball 2 Jr. Chorus 2 Sr . Chorus 3 Jr. Glee Club 2 Sr. Glee Club 2 Jr. Band 3 Sr. Band 1 Jr. Play Cast Sr. Play Cast Business School Paper 2 Jr. Play Make-up Comm. Sr. Play Make-up Comm. Sr. Play Program Comm. MARNA LEAHY College Entrance Hockey Volleyball 4 Track Softball 4 Tumbling 4 Band 7 Chorus 6 Cheerleading 4 8th 9th Grade V.P. 12th Grade V.P. Student Council 2 National Honor Society GLORIA MEAD Business Volleyball 4 Basketball 3 Softball 1 Archery 1 Yearbook 1 Jr. Play Make-up Comm. Sr. Play Program Comm. CATHENA LYNCH Secretarial Hockey Volleyball 3 Soccer 2 Basketball 2 Jr. Chorus 1 Sr. Chorus 3 Glee Club 1 School Paper 2 ESSPA Delegate Jr. Sr. Play Casts National Honor Society GLADYS MONTGOMERY College Entrance Volleyball 4 Basketball 2 Track 1 Softball 2 Sr. Chorus 2 Yearbook 1 School Paper 2 Sr. Play Publicity Comm. BARBARA MUSHOCK Secretarial Twirling 3 Majorette 1 Hockey Volleyball 3 Softball 3 Tumbling 3 Basketball 2 School Paper 2 Sr. Play Make-up Comm. REGINA MASLIN Business Volleyball 1 Basketball 1 Sr. chorus 4 Sr. Play Program Comm. Sr. Play Make-up Comm. ROBERT NEUBAUER Shop Business Varsity Track 2 Jr. High Basketball 2 Varsity Football 1 Varsity Baseball 1 Varsity Club 23 DANIEL NICK General Baseball 6 Basketball 6 Football 6 Track 4 Varsity Club 3 JAYNNE PARE IS College Entrance Hockey Volleyball 4 Soccer Softball 2 Archery Basketball 1 Chorus 5 8th Grade Sec.-Treas. Jr. Sr. Play Prompter Jr. Play Make-up Comm. Sr. Play Make-up Comm. Yearbook Co. Ed. 1 ESSPA Delegate DAVID NI CK Industrial Arts Basketball 6 Track 4 Baseball 6 Football 6 Varsity Club 3 S.C. Sec. ROBERT PARTON College Entrance Jr. High Football 1 Jr. High Track 1 Varsity Track 2 Jr. Play Stage Crew Sr. Play Stage Crew Varsity Club ROXANN NOVITSKE Business Volleyball 4 Jr. Band 3 Sr. Band 3 Jr. Chorus 2 Sr. Chorus 3 Yearbook 1 Sr. Play Make-up Comm. BARBARA PELLETIER College Entrance Soccer 2 Volleyball 5 Track 3 Hockey Softball 1 Basketball 1 Jr . Band 3 Sr. Band 2 Chorus 5 Yearbook 1 Jr. Sr. Play Casts SCOTT OAKLEY College Ent. Business Track 1 Cross Country 1 Wrestling 1 Varsity Club SANDRA PERRY College Ent. Business Hockey Volleyball 4 Soccer Softball 2 Archery 1 Basketball 1 Jr. Chorus 3 Sr. Chorus 3 Glee Club 3 Sr. Play Cast School Paper 1 Yearbook Co. Ed. 1 PENELOPE PAGE College Entrance Hockey 3 Volleyball 4 Basketball 3 Softball 2 School Paper 2 Library Club 5 Library Club Pres. 1 National Honor Society FRANCIS PIECH Industrial Arts Jr. Play Stage Crew Sr. Play Stage Crew A.V. Movie Usher 1 24 KAREN PIERCE DONNA ROBINS College Entrance Secretarial Hockey Volleyball 2 Softball 2 Basketball 1 Jr. Band 3 Sr. Band 3 Swing Band 3 Sr. Chorus 1 S.C. Rep. 11th Grade Yearbook 2 Jr. Play Cast School Paper 1 Sr. Play Program Comm. MILDRED PIERCE College Entrance Volleyball 4 Softball 1 Track 1 Archery 3 Jr. Chorus 2 Sr. Play Publicity Comm. RALPH RONK Academic Varsity Varsity Varsity Varsity Varsity Football 2 Basketbal1 Baseball 1 Track 1 Club 2 KENNETH PRATT General Jr. High Football 2 JV Football 2 Varsity Football 1 Track 2 Wrestling 1 Sr. Play Stage Crew Sr. Play Property Comm. Varsity Club MARY ANN RUSTON Nursing Business Sr. Chorus 4 Glee Club 1 School Paper 2 Soccer Volleyball 2 Hockey Tumbling 4 Track Archery 1 Basketball 3 Jr. Sr. Play Make-up APRIL QUARELLA Secretarial Volleyball 2 Chorus 4 School Paper 1 Yearbook 1 ESSPA Delegate Jr. Play Make-up Comm. Sr. Play Make-up Comm. PEARL SAMSON College Entrance Library Club 2 Jr. Band 2 Sr. Band 3 Swing Band 2 Jr. Chorus 3 Sr. Chorus 2 School Paper 1 Jr. Play Cast Sr. Play Program Comm. JAMES RALSTON College Entrance Jr. High Basketball 2 Jr. High Baseball 2 Jr. Band 3 Sr. Band 7 Swing Band 6 Jr. Class V.P. S.C. Rep. 10th Grade Yearbook Photographer 1 JOYCE SIMPSON College Entrance Hockey Track 1 Softball Basketball 2 Volleyball 4 Chorus Glee Club 5 Band 7 Swing Band 2 Yearbook 3 ESSPA Delegate Jr. Sr. Play Casts National Honor Society 25 ARIETTA SMITH RICHARD SPRAGUE College Entrance Hockey 2 Volleyball 2 Basketball 2 Jr. Play Program Comm. General A . V. Club 4 Wrestling Intra. 2 Chorus 2 Sr. Play Stage Crew ELAINE SMITH Business Jr. Chorus 1 Jr. Glee Club 1 Sr. Chorus 3 Jr. Play Program Comm. THOMAS SPRAGUE College Entrance Jr. High Basketball 2 JV Basketball 2 Varsity Basketball 2 Varsity Football 1 Jr. High Baseball 2 Band 6 Swing Band 4 Chorus 6 Varsity Club HARRY SMITH General Track 1 Football 1 NANCY SWEET College Entrance Hockey Volleyball 4 Softball Tumbling 4 Basketball 4 Track 2 Cheerleading 2 Jr. Chorus 2 Sr. Chorus 1 Yearbook 2 Jr. Play Cast Sr. Play Make-up Comm. BEATRICE SNYDER Secretarial Chorus 1 School Paper 1 Jr. Play Make-up Comm. Sr. Play Make-up Comm. JILL TALCOTT Business School Paper 1 Subs. Cheerleader 1 Jr. Play Prompter Sr. Play Program Comm. PETER SOFKA College Entrance Football 4 JV Basketball 2 Varsity Basketball 2 Track 3 Baseball 2 Varsity Club 3 Sr. Chorus 4 MARLENE THOMPSON College Ent. Business Jr. Chorus 3 Sr. Chorus 1 Library Club 1 School Paper 2 Sr. Play Program Comm. 26 EDWARD TILLOTSON College Entrance A .V . Club 2 Wrestling 1 LAWRENCE WHITLOCK College Entrance A . V . Club 1 Jr. Band 3 Sr. Band 3 Chorus 1 Swing Band 1 Jr. Play Cast Sr. Play Prompter MARGARET TRACEY Business Nursing Tumbling 4 Hockey 2 Volleyball 3 Basketball 2 Softball 1 Soccer 2 Sr. Play Cast DAVID YARNES Industrial Arts Jr. High Football 2 Jr. Chorus 2 Sr. Chorus 1 School Paper 1 Photography Club 1 A.V. Club 2 A.V. Club Pres. 1 JUNE VAN DUSEN Nursing Jr. Chorus 3 Sr. Chorus 3 Jr. Band 3 Sr. Band 4 Swing Band 1 Volleyball 2 7th Grade Pres. 10th Grade Pres. Yearbook 1 RICHARD VERNON College Entrance Jr. High Baseball 2 JV Baseball 2 Varsity Baseball 2 Wrestling 1 Varsity Club JUDITH WALSH Secretarial Hockey Softball 1 Soccer Volleyball 2 Basketball 2 Archery 2 Jr. Band 2 Sr. Band 6 Sr. Chorus 2 School Paper 1 Jr. Play Make-up Comm. Sr. Play Make-up Comm. 27 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS , _ J. Greene-Pres., M. Leahy-V. P., J- Abbott-Treas., J. Bush Sec. A rather wild play rehearsal 28 Exchange Student LUZ ELENA SILVA Luz Elena Silva was the second for¬ eign exchange student at Whitney Point Central School under the International Fellowship Program. Luz ' s home is Cali, Columbia where she lives with her parents and younger sister. During her stay in the United States, Luz has stayed with Mr. and Mrs. George Perry of Castle Creek, Dr. and Mrs. Glenn Tymeson of Whitney Point and Dr. and Mrs. Charles Leahy also of Whit¬ ney Point. Luz ' s favorite sports are swimming and tennis and her main interest is dan¬ cing. She showed her talent at the Christmas program and the Spring Con¬ cert. While at W.P.C.S., Luz took a Secretarial course and improved her Eng¬ lish to a great extent. Luz has proved to be the perfect student and all her friends hope that one day she will return for a visit. Luz and one of her American sisters. A Spanish dance for America A surprise in typing class 29 Undergraduates JUNIORS-MISS MARIE SCOTT ROW 1: Elizabeth Samson, Sharon Naholnik, Joyce Warner, Preston, Donna Thomas, Carol Shaffer, Miss Scott. ROW 2 : William Pratt, Rose Marie Wilcox, Edith Palmer, Judith Glenn Tymeson Jr., Dennis Whittaker, Kenneth Tillotson, horn, Joseph Silvanic, Curtis Smith. Jean Reigles, Diane Scank, Linda Leslie Perry, Terry Ostrander, Pixley, Nancy Walling. ROW 3: Michael Simpson, John Schermer- Juniors JUNIORS-MR. EDWARD BOCHNIAK ROW 1: Kathleen Goodenough, Madelyn Matuszak, Cecelia Narozny, Patricia Holt, Nancy Man- waring, Richard Lynch. ROW 2: Melvin Manasse, Patricia Lawrence, Stephen McKiernan, Su¬ san H urlbut, Marjorie Glezen, Gary Henningsen, June Lott, Mr. Bochniak. ROW 3: David Nick, William Hohn, James Lilley, Dana Jennison, Larry Hayes, Brian Lucia. NOT IN PIC¬ TURE: John David Greenmun, Daniel Mortenson, Ellen Knapp, Mary Montgomery, Mildred Mil¬ ler . 32 JUNIORS-MRS. ELIZABETH DAVENPORT ROW 1: Mrs. Davenport, Vivian Beach, Helen Czebiniak, Donna Baldwin, Dawn Cotcamp, Marie Driscoll, Maureen Catlin, Bonnie Aten. ROW 2: Linda Lou Bush, Patricia Elwood, LaVerna Gilmore, Betty Jean Brainard, Marjorie Cole, Linda Bensley, Katherine Ballard. ROW 3: Dennis Ellerson, Barry Bowen, Gary Bush, Gary Burchell, John Adamek, George Fish, Ronald Ballard. J uniors Sophomores SOPHOMORES-MR. EUGENE TAMBASCIO ROW 1: Kenneth Higham, Beverly Hohn, Cynthia Ihnotic, Karen Hobbs, Darla Enright, Vir¬ ginia Kiley, Patricia Frechette, Noreen King, Karen Kim, Bernice Hawkins, Mr. Tambascio. ROW 2: John Freeman, George Fitser, Terry Farr, William James, Karen Judson, Donna Lyn Ellison, Linda Hinds, Linda Greene. ROW 3: Frances Leahy, Colleen Hickey, Charlene John¬ ston, Christine Joslin, David Kilbury, James Hulbert, Earl Newhart, Richard Sturdevant, Dennis Knowlden. ROW 4: David Huntley, Jon Prentice, Larry Hohmann, Roger Frost, Donald Foley, Lawrence Lyman, Herbert Gehm. 33 SOPHOMORES-MISS LOIS SIXSMITH , „ . . ROW 1: Miss Sixsmith, Veronica Dorion, Alicia Billings, Caryl Clapp, Carol Brigham, Bon nie Austin, Joyce Birmingham, Linda Chilson, Kathleen Barker, and Susan Ellerson. ROW 2: Ruth Bisgrove, Gary Bish, Joseph Eggleston, Erwin Beardsley, James Czebiniak, William An¬ gel, Harold Brewer, James Ellerson, James Edmister. ROW 3: Richard Canniff, Lonnie Ab¬ bott, Margaret Beecher, Linda Durling, Judy Bailey, Gerald Dedrick, LeRoy Bailey, George Carpenter, Elmer Carpenter. ROW 4: Thomas Collins, Gary Gofgosky, Thomas Cornell, David Black, William Brown, Fred Canniff, Edwin Brown, Roger Billings. NOT IN PICTURE: Sandra Cotcamp and Douglas Baldwin. Sophomores SOPHOMORES-MISS MARY ELLEN LANE ROW 1: Linda Wood, Carolyn Sutton, Elaine Walter, Lydia Sorochinsky, Christine Stanton, Susan Ulbing, Beatrice Sprague, Shirley Stoughton, Linda Yarnes. ROW 2: Judith Tymeson, Donna Spoonhower, Donald Ticknor, Douglas Tennant, Roderick Smith, Christopher Smith, Dav¬ id Walsh, Thomas Sweet, Robert Shipman, Miss Lane. ROW 3: Armand (Peter) Fish, Harold Gene Smith, Richard Tuckey, Gerald Whitehead, Christopher Morgart, Richard Wilcox, James Lamb. 34 SOPHOMORES-MRS. ALICE GREENE ROW 1: Lawrence McDonald, Frederick Poklemba, Marshall Foster, Jack Robinson, Karen Mason, Cynthia Poyer, Irene Montgomery, Caroline Roach, Donna Lynch, Iva Jean Marsh. ROW 2: James Samson, David Lee, Carl Pratt, Sandra Small, Ronald Peterson, Richard Richards, Pat¬ ricia Ann Mikulski, Dennis Sherman, William Crowningshield, Mrs. Greene. ROW 3: William Lewis, Philip Fenton, Terry Lee, Wayne Schaff, David Samson, Gary Potter, Frank Samson, Lawrence Kotula, NOT IN PICTURE: Gary Lee, Raney Livingston, David Mardirosian, and Peter Piech. Sophomores Freshmen FRESHMEN-MR. DEAN SMITH ROW 1: Corinne Brown, Maureen Mullins, Judy Pierce, Vivian Pogorzelski, John Peck, Bruce MacDuffee, John Maus, Dennis Mardirosian, Donna Maus, Mr. Smith. ROW 2: Sharon Quinn, Catherine Ross, Pamela Page, Jean Loomis, Billene Price, Agnes Narozny, Frances Morehouse, Gloria Oles, Patricia Merritt. ROW 3: Charles Roach, David Prentice, Gregory Metz, Wil¬ liam Meisner, Paul Naholnik, Donald Shafer, Jay Holt, Dale Ralph, Sandra Perce. NOT IN PICTURE: Thomas Nichols and Barbara Brown. 35 F R S S r N ,ue J “ne 117,17 Beve rly LaMar, Mar y Anne Ktoaa, Pe ggy Hast, Tho m as Love Pat- ricia Lounsbery, Stephen Hinds, Margaret King, Edward Lewis, Mr. Simpson. ROW 2 Kat leen Linehan, Dianne Knapp, Carol Lucia, Charles Manasse, Karen Knapp, Sylvia Lamb Janet Jones, Darlene Lewis. ROW 3: Seth Irish, Fredric Kicsak, Gary Harper, Karen Klopfer, Judith Hurlbut, Kathryn Finch, Renate Juergens, Sheila Bonney. ROW 4 Robe tn mr’ Thomas Jennings, Raymond Kellogg, John Livingston, Rodney Love, Todd Rose. NOT IN PIC¬ TURE: Bert McCulloch. Freshmen FRESHMEN-MRS. SHIRLEY FORD „ ROW 1: Mrs. Ford, Juanita Eggleston, Andrea Hurlbut, Mary Healy, Barbara Hayward, Suzanne Hayes, Paula Fenton, Marie Holland, Patricia Harper, Dale Glezen, Steven Frechette. ROW 2: William Fuller, Marlene Haist, Susan Glezen, Michael Haruk, Charles Greenmun, Mark El- lerson, Markita Eldred, Sylvia Gardner, Linda Forshee, Donna Fuller. ROW 3: Elwin Fair¬ banks, James Gleason, James Dunham, Barry Glezen, Walter Fetterman, Richard Hamilton, Do¬ ris Hurlbut, Diane Docalavich, Linda Glezen. NOT IN PICTURE: Judy Brady, Herbert Fri- tsch, Cathleen Gonciasz, Shirley Gruesbeck. 36 FRESHMEN-MRS. TRESSA CORCORAN ROW 1: Linda Beardsley, Donna Ferri, Sharon Ashley, Bonnie Ames, Jacqueline Bish, Judy Ballard, Ruth Ann Billings, Jeanette Burrows, Richard Baldwin, Bruce Canova, ROW 2: Car¬ ol Clute, Laura Ayers, Doris Brant, Mary Lou Bish, Richard Barden, John Bender, Tim Cope¬ land, James Ballard, Mrs. Corcoran. ROW 3: Herman Ashmann, Darryl Dunham, Daniel Cor¬ nell, Henry Dedrick, Charles Cameron, Reginald Crowningshield, Gary Coles, Donald Dris¬ coll, David Driscoll. NOT IN PICTURE: Mary Aleba, James Clark, Patricia Bowman, Charles DePue. Freshmen FRESHMEN-MR. MICHAEL CHREPTAK ROW 1: Mr. Chreptak, Editn Wooster, Ivalene Warner, Linda Thompson, Anita Small, Norman Strickland, Robert Smith, James Miller, Diane Waters, Linda Potter. ROW 2: Annette Whit¬ taker, Harry Ticknor, William Yarmy, Wallace Smith, Jess Tong, Richard Ticknor, Charles Simpson, George Walter. ROW 3: Donald Slack, Michael Silvanic, Earl Webster, John Van- Auker, Paul Wilcox, Allen Zaber, Dorothy Watts, Jeanne Whitbeck, Carol Ann Watts. NOT IN PICTURE: John McBride, Gregory Stanley, Charles Verry. 37 EIGHTH GRADE-MR. THOMAS RYDER ROW 1: Mr. Ryder, John Linehan, Verna Perce, Terry Lynch, George Naholnik, Jeanne Lind¬ say, Judy Manwaring, Susan Ostrander, Craig Oakley, Ginger Parker. ROW 2: Betty Miller, Rochelle Parsons, Patricia Price, Roberta Lounsbery, Donna Reynolds, Susan McDonald, Jan¬ ice Parton, Pamela Lucia, Renee Pelletier. ROW 3: Edward Letterman, Richard Pixley, Rus¬ sell Meaker, Steven Macinsky, Steven Ostrander, Charles Page, Harrison Marsh, Jane Mont¬ gomery, Susie Leet. Eighth Grade EIGHTH GRADE-MR. ROBERT GATES ROW 1: Nancy Whitehead, Ann Leahy, Carol Wilcox, Pamela Wilson, Norma Walter, David Fish, Shelley Zaber. ROW 2: Diane Reigles, Darlene Wychick, Carlinda Short, Patricia Watts, Linda Lee, Linda Zimmer, Molly Lamb. ROW 3: David Rozelle, James Zimmer, William Wood¬ ward, Thomas Robins, William Zeiter, Ronald Pifer. 38 EIGHTH GRADE-MR. LAWRENCE FRECHETTE ROW 1: Jeanette Haist, Judy Hodges, Joyce Heater, Nancy Knowlden, Evelyn Gofgosky, Jody Enright, Kathleen Greenmun, Gerald Fortunato, Rita Hanzlik, Thomas Fischer. ROW 2: San¬ dra Franklin, Gloria Iwaniuk, Christine Hibbard, Lon Gumaer, Donna Frost, Melody Randall, Linda Howland, Frances Jacovis, Linda Foley, Diana Jenks, Mr. Frechette. ROW 3: Kathryn Fetterman, Darlene Henderson, Gary Gates, Jeffrey Joslin, Eric Gimbal, Robert Hohn, Austin Gilmore, Erford Ellis. NOT IN PICTURE: Charles Frost and Jack Gehm. Eighth Grade EIGHTH GRADE-MR. DISIMONI ROW 1: Mr. DiSimoni, Darryl Ticknor, James Sinclair, Matthew Silvanic, Terry Sturdevant, Richard Strong, Patricia Smith, Melody Richardson, Georgia Smith, Michael Thornton, David Stoeckel. ROW 2: William Warrick, Laurence Teal, Sharon Smith, Sharon Weinzierl, Sally Snyder, Maria Sullivan, Donna Vernon, Richard Samson, Gary Van Dusen. ROW 3: Carl Short, Stanley Swarts, Daniel VanNest, Mark Tymeson, Donald Taylor, Gary Shipman, Robert Seward, Ronald Turner. NOT IN PICTURE: Linda Thomas. 39 EIGHTH GRADE-MR. LEO BIRMINGHAM ROW 1: Lucille Dedrick, Gloria Burrows, Beverly Ellerson, Deborah Barden, Deborah Burg- hardt, Patricia Czebiniak, Lynnene Edwards, Barbara Bevins, Jack Dunham, Susan Barker. ROW 2: Timothy Donnelly, Douglas Adamek, Michael Ferri, William Eaton, Daniel Dickinson,, William Birmingham, George Burnett, Edgar DeYoe, Roger Carpenter, Mr. Birmingham. ROW 3: Jon Burghardt, Patricia Bender, Nancy Bryant, Peggy Ann Ellerson, Victor DeLong, Daniel Carroll, Daniel Cave, William Carman, Thomas Brown. NOT IN PICTURE: Dorothy Brant and Da¬ vid Brigham. Eighth Seventh SEVENTH GRADE-MR. GEORGE STRANG ROW 1: Patricia Grogan, Roberta Hust, Diane Hust, Mary Leahy, Betsy Judson, Christopher Lynch, Millard Lewis, Mark Kicsak, Philip Knapp. ROW 2: Deborah Lilley, Phyllis Lewis, Donna Ihnotic, Kathann Lewis, Janice Lamb, Diane Irish, Kathryn Gruesbeck, Priscilla Har¬ per, Janine Jones, Mr. Strang. ROW 3: Richard Kotula, Daniel Hibbard, David Leach, David Harper, Rose Marie King, Byron Kellogg, William Hill, Diane Houghton, Thomas Hibbard, Ger¬ ald Jackson. NOT IN PICTURE: Richard Hodge, Suzanne Lantry. 40 SEVENTH GRADE-MR. GEORGE RICOTTA ROW 1: Mr. Ricotta, Darleen Tennant, Kathryn Wood, Jane Smith, Keith Whittaker, Frances Van Auker, June Ticknor, Gregory Sorochinsky, Timothy Talcott, David Wilson. ROW 2: Geo¬ rge Sutton, Roger Wescott, James Van Auker, Marvin Sturdevant , Mary Lou Wyszkowski, Bar¬ bara Whitbeck, William Van Dusen, Edward Weinzerl, Gordon Ticknor. ROW 3: John Taylor, Carlton Short, Robert Sofka, Gary Stecker, Julia Sullivan, Linda Smith, Jill Tymeson, Joyce Tillotson. NOT IN PICTURE: Ramona Smith. Seventh Grade SEVENTH GRADE-MR. DAVID BROWN ROW 1: Mr. Brown, David Masters, Richard McBride, Oleta Peterson, Lonna Schaff, Wendy Richardson, Carlo Piech, Martin Poklemba, Kenneth Mortenson, Edward Rozelle, Shelley Mc- Millen. ROW 2: Paul Piech, Charles Ostrander, Deborah Sherman, Kristen Mason, Debbie Nichols, Gloria Merritt, Leah Pratt, Charlotte Price, Sheila Preston. ROW 3: Kathleen Gance, Lloyd Pratt, Patricia Petraske, Nancy Roach, Edna McCulloch, Bonnie Short, Richard Pareis, Ronald Potter. NOT IN PICTURE: Robert Preston, Deborah Pierce. 41 SEVENTH GRADE-MRS. SHIRLEY BARBER ROW 1: Mrs. Barber, Lynwood Fish, Russell Darrow, Edward Czebiniak, Kyle Eggleston, Leon Collins, James Franklin, Russell Dence, Florence Grover, Cindy Dunham, Dorothy Cole, Glenn Forshee. ROW 2: Charles Dence, Donald Ford, Thomas Davis, Richard Coles, Susan Elwood, Starlett Fairbanks, Linda Dotter, Bonnie Foote, Susan Clark, Michele Driscoll. ROW 3: Robert Clark, Ronald Dean, Keith Gage, Roger Foley, Gregory Gleason, David Gilmore, Rich¬ ard Crowningshield, Charles Desmond, Seventh Grade SEVENTH GRADE-MISS SUSAN ALLAIN ROW 1: Cynthia Bailey, Thomas Burford, Karen Brower, Donald Baldwin, Margaret Bailey, Dor¬ is Birmingha m, Nancy Ahsmann, Lois Carlson. ROW 2: Ralph Canniff, Donald Cave, Louis Bax¬ ter, Sherry Ann Bates, Gene Catlin, Evelyn Carpenter, Emma Brigham, Miss Allain. 42 GRADES SEVEN THROUGH TWELVE ROW 1: Shirley Gruesbeck, Mary Aleba, Nancy Page, Dorothy Brant, Patricia Bowman, Mary Montgomery, Suzanne Lantry, Barbara Young, Sandra Cotcamp, Sue Ann Hayko. ROW 2: Douglas Baldwin, Rensslear Livingston, Robert Piech, Gregory Stanley, Herbert Fritsch, Charles DePue, John McBride, Charles Verry. ROW 3: Daniel Mortenson, John Greenmun, Thomas Nich¬ ols, Jack Mortenson, Burt McCulloch, James Clark, David Brigham. Camera Shy GRADE THREE THROUGH SIX ROW 1: Dorothy Borne, Roger Eisenhuth, Frank Page, Frederick Joe Page, Albert Lewis, Sha¬ ron Borne, William Dean, Julia Koon, Janet Hayes, Ronald Tull, Roger Cornelius. ROW 2: Dawn Henderson, Barbara Marsh, Daniel Heater, Pamela Miller, Robert Call, Scott Ellerson, Christine Bowman, Robert Keibel, Scott Kellogg, Katherine Aylesworth, Patricia Page. 43 Grades SIXTH GRADE-MRS. FLORENCE ROYS . , _ „ ROW 1: David Wade, John Brewer, Diana Love, Ricky Bender, Lane Hibbard, Susan Decker, Robert King Linda Croft, Charles Eaton, Mrs. Roys. ROW 2: Dennis Dillenbeck, Christine McKiernan, Russell Chapman, Patricia Barden, Kathleen Sullivan, Robert Edwards, Marcia Jenks, Margaret Harvey, Jean Kircher, Karen Setliff. ROW 3: Robert Watts, Joyce Wilcox, Douglas Read, Joan Glezen, Tracy Price, Patsy Pifer, Scott Morgart, Louise West, Steven Swan. NOT IN PICTURE: Nancy Eisenhuth and Katherine Aylesworth. Sixth Grade SIXTH GRADE-MRS. THELMA MONK ROW 1: Charles Lee, Daniel Williams, Jeremiah Driscoll, Mark Brown, Marilyn Jackson, Ann Lewis, Paula Demoski, Kathy Potter, Deborah Wilson, David Stearns. ROW 2: Beulah Strick¬ land, Delores Bailey, Sylvia Moyer, Barbara Linehan, Dixie Hohmann, Suzanne Knowlden, El¬ eanor Phillips, Yvonne Wells, Denise Small, Allan MacDuffee. ROW 3: Patrick Shannahan, Kurt Sprague, David Hohn, Michael Docolavich, Benjamin Ashley, Francis Hinkey, Joseph McDonald, Gregory Glezen, Thomas Manning, William Iwaniuk, Mrs. Monk. NOT IN PICTURE: Christine Bowman. 46 SIXTH GRADE-MRS. CAROLYN WILLIAMS ROW 1: Miss Joan Startecky(Student Teacher), Dennis Petraske, James Poyer, Cole Yost, Edward Mardirosian, Linda Shipman, Gail Lindsay, Sally King, Janet Lewis, Larry LaBelle, Catherine Ford, Mrs. Williams. ROW 2: John Dickinson, Linda Nichols, Michael Pierce, Bennie Bish, Christine Loveless, Christine DeYoe, William Jennison, Janice Abbott, Peggy Hamilton, Kathy Black. ROW 3: Carl Howe, Norman Meaker, Joseph Grover, Joanne Rockwell, Laurel Stanley, Patricia Hayes, Bertha Palmer, Kenneth Lamb, Lori Gumaer, Kevin Breckner. NOT IN PICTURE: Scott Ellerson. Sixth Grade SIXTH GRADE-MR. JOHN STORER ROW 1: Linda Strong, James Howland, Robert Gance, Linda Scank, Karen Jennings, Carolyn Piech, Diane Tennant, Denise Thomas, Sandra Edwards, Mr. Storer. ROW 2: William Good¬ rich, Richard Houghton, William Lewis, Mark Jones, Edward Hanzlik, Donald Wells, Karl Ticknor, William Arnold. ROW 3: Maureen Quinn, Jeannette Orton, Cheryl Elwood, Daniel Newby, Eileen Hickey, John Hromada, Ann Shannahan, Joseph Pokorak. ROW 4: Otfried Ul- bing, Phillip Shaffer, Eileen Clark, Charmaine Cave, Richard Lawrence. 47 SIXTH GRADE-MR. DEWITT BROWN ROW 1: Sharon Jennings, Patricia Mortenson, Nancy King, Linda Hurlbut, Marlene Crosier Cheryl Shipman Mr. Brown. ROW 2: Donna Ross, Theresa Cavanaugh, Laurie Cross, Claudia Hawley, Sharon Seward, Jannette Lyman, Gary Underwood, Frederick Walters, Glenn Ellerson, Patrick Thornton. ROW 3: Glenn Davis, Martin Wilcox, Kenneth Burkee, Charles Glezen, Ricky Christopher, Jonathon Masters, Neil Clark, Thomas Dickinson, Dale Karpel, Ronald Manwaring. NOT IN PICTURE: Dawn Henderson and Barbara Marsh. Sixth Fifth FIFTH GRADE-MRS. BERNICE WILCOX ROW 1. Janette Clark, Barbara Fortunato, Dolores Carlson, Andrew Cross, Michael Mihalko Mary Brady, Nancy Wood, Dixie Wade, Paul Hibbard, Michael Wade. ROW 2: Janice Walsh, Jo¬ anne Ames, Bonnie Hohn, Jeffrey Nichols, Frances Birmingham, Donna Knowlden, Woodruff Rob¬ ins, David Weinzierl, Clifford Colgan, Jacqueline Merritt, Mrs. Wilcox. ROW 3: Philip Hayes, David Cotcamp, Grant Shaylor, Gerald Marks, Douglas Greene, Dina Eggleston Eliza¬ beth Mullin, Kathryn Potter, James Leahy, Roger Holt. 48 FIFTH GRADE-MISS MARY LOU KENNY ROW 1: David Gance, Karen Ballard, Eugene Jones, Gary Gates, Connie Pixley, Kenneth Demo- ski, Lois Leahy, Jerry O ' Brien, Marsha Henderson, Miss Kenny. ROW 2: Joseph Narozny, Vi¬ ckie Hiser, Gerald Baxter, Denise Swan, Thomas Frechette, Mary Black, Richard Burkee, Deb¬ orah Ann Goodstal, William Sturdevant. ROW 3: Dan Knapp, Lou Ann Ellis, Janet Chapman, Vickie Chaffee, Joyce LaBelle, Janice Vernon, Earl Slack, Jonda Hromada, Manfred Thumm. NOT IN PICTURE: Robert Call and Pamela Miller. Fifth Grade FIFTH GRADE-MRS. ANNA GLEZEN ROW 1: Joyce Baldwin, Margaret Czebiniak, Lori Newby, Patricia Aylesworth, Robert Bal¬ lard, Gene Ellerson, Terry Ames, David Ames, Irene Bisaha, JoAnn Knowlden, Mrs. Glezen. ROW 2: Linda Lynch, Roy Backus, Michael Ticknor, David Pangburn, Roger Stockholm, Gregory Gates, Timothy Richards, Thomas Docalavich, Sandra Verry, Ronald Sturdevant. ROW 3: Von- da Gage, Katherine King, Nancy Tymeson, Deborah Sorochinsky, Steven Burghardt, Patricia Brigham, Brenda Murphy, Douglas Stanton, Catherine Nichols. NOT IN PICTURE: Michael Cor¬ nel ius . 49 FIFTH GRADE-MR. PATRICK DIVERS ROW 1: Paul French, Thomas Neubauer, Gary Cotcamp, James Johnston, Frances Yarmy, Barbara Wilcox, Lillian Hanzlik, Sharon Dedrick. ROW 2: Larry Waters, Catherine Gehm, Judy Cor¬ bin, Lewis Tuttle, Alice Fine, Donna Hill, Linda Edmister. ROW 3: William Shafer, Cathy Ostrander, Sandra Pixley, Deborah Thomson, Steven Ellis, Phillip Kelley, David Reigles, Larry Howe, David Wood, Ronald Reynolds, Mr. Divers. NOT IN PICTURE: Timothy Fish and Nancy Wade. Fifth Grade FIFTH GRADE-MISS MARIA COBESKY ROW 1: Robert Thompson, David Ihnotic, Karen Lantry, Mary Ann Grogan, Deborah Ellison, Diane Gruesbeck, Margaret Holt, Connie Lord, Donna Pangburn, Janice Youngs. ROW 2: Deb¬ bie Peterson, Sue Ann Bryant, Peggy Gaylord, Lee Lilley, Robin Terri, Bruce Orton, Richard Watts, David Ballard, Arthur Snyder, Rip Stevens, Miss Maria Cobesky. ROW 3: John Yarmy, Gary Randall, Dennis Ostrander, Lucille Shaylor, Roxann Brougham, Ronald Roat, Ronald Evans, Eloise Wescott, Emily Fetterman, Connie Missimer. NOT IN PICTURE: Edwin Slack. 50 FOURTH GRADE-MISS RUTH YOUNG ROW 1: Brenda Glezen, Michael Decker, Raymond Smith, Patricia Lewis, Deborah Hamlin, Lee Evans, Kevin Brigham, Carol Goodstal, Geoffrey Lee, Nancy Crosier. ROW 2: James Van Du- sen, Kathleen Sofka, Linda Aten, Ruby Merritt, Michael Kapral, Andrea Livingston, Sara Mas¬ ters, Cindy Burrows, Jacqueline Heath, Luanne Aylesworth. ROW 3: Jack Tongue, Rodney Chilson, Jeane Ostrander, Eugene Copeland, Delores Hollenbeck, Douglas Dunham, Mark Pok- orak, Miss Young. Fourth Grade FOURTH GRADE-MRS. NELLIE RICHARDS ROW 1: Kima Zeiter, Daniel Hust, Glenn Wilson, Peter Aleba, Wendy Larkin, Mary Elizabeth Mayhood, Lawrence Wade, Luona Fenton, Mrs. Richards. ROW 2: Karen Simpson, Margaret Gle¬ zen, Michael Macinsky, Judith Eggleston, Ronald Harford, Pamela Piech, Ronald Smith, Geo¬ rge Seltzer, Cedric Ulbing. ROW 3: Terry Lynn Ferri, Joan Dickinson, David Behlen, Vick¬ ie Sherman, Mary Susan Nichols, Karol Simpson, Peggy Ann Miller, Marsha Brandes. NOT IN PICTURE: Robert Keibel, Scott Kellogg, Deanna Leonard, Sharon Bourne. 51 FOURTH GRADE-MRS. RUTH PEEBLES ROW 1: Nancy Marsh, Holly Canova, Cindy Knickerbocker, Cindy Yost, Janet Leach, Alice Manwaring, Joan Finch, Beverly Bakshas, Michele DePue, Joanne Demoski, Mrs. Peebles. ROW 2: Kay Thumm, William Shelly, Barry Kim, Gary Smith, Michael McDonald, Raymond Fischer, Frank Thomas, Robert Mikulski, Brian Ross. ROW 3: Kenneth Short, Nikki LeTavish, Michael Skojec, Kathleen Stoeckel, Donald Heath, Vickie Macinsky, Dennis Mortenson, Judy DeLong, Janet Gardner. Fourth Grade FOURTH GRADE-MISS EVA HOWLAND ROW 1: Carol Jenks, Deborah Pogorzelski, William Merwarth, Joel Copeland, Kerry Ahsmann, Douglas Wells, Clifford Thornton, Cheryl Youmans, Janice Gruesbeck, Colleen Grogan. ROW 2: Candace Armstrong, Dennis David, Virginia Pixley, Debbie Fritts, Cheryl Lamb, Terry Gurney, Diana Deiss, Robert Tillotson, Marilyn Billings, Miss Howland. ROW 3: Joseph Aleba, Robert Kimble, Eileen Jones, Karen Slyker, John Sullivan, David Cole, John Samson, Nadine Wychick, Henry Hawley. NOT IN PICTURE: Nancy Yarnes and Daniel Heater. 52 FOURTH GRADE-MR. DONALD ALAMO ROW 1: Donna Roat, Sherry Kloda, David Wilcox, Jerry Holt, Roger Harvey, Wendy Carmen, William Aleba, Gail Wood, Patricia Slack. ROW 2: Gary Croft, Nancy Parker, Helen, Mont¬ gomery, Daniel Austin, Theresa Irish, Lawrence Pelletier, Mark Henningsen, Michael Taylor, Daniel Ellis. ROW 3: Linda Coles, Cynthia Jennison, Lois Wilcox, Stephen Bailey, Wendy Barker, Larry Sturdevant, Marvin Potter, Robert Linehan, Dennis Breckner, Mr. Alamo. NOT IN PICTURE: April Bowman, Marcia Kleine, Priscilla Mullin. Fourth Third i— — THIRD GRADE-MRS. BEVERLY VICKERY ROW 1: Joanne Ralston, Terry Richards, Cheryl Ann Wade, Darlene Quail, Deborah Bush, David Smith, Alan Henderson, Lewis Merritt, Douglas Ticknor, Debra Small, Brenda Kratzer. ROW 2: Joseph Aleba, Mark Tennant, Jo Ann Bisaha, Jeff Talcott, Joyce Wright, Judy King, Laura Mullin, William Samson, Rosemarie Barrows, Janet Marsh, Bonnie LaBelle, Robert Crosier, Mrs. Vickery. ROW 3: Alan James, Gary Smith, James Fox, William Grover, Nancy Price, Christine Short, Joanne Brougham, Cynthia Oliver, Joyce Canniff, Debra Houghton, Willard Bates. NOT IN PICTURE: David Ralph. 53 THIRD GRADE-MRS. BESSIE LESLIE ROW 1: Terry Kimble, Janet Mortenson, Alan Mardirosian, Robin Austin, Mrs. Leslie, Thomas Foster, William Price, Rebecca Baldwin, Jan Talcott, Stephen Edkin, William Lindsay, Michael Hiser. ROW 2: Donald Howland, Mark Gage, Sharon Loveless, Nancy Sturdevant, Eve¬ lyn Harvey, Patricia Forshee, Patricia Skojec, Theresa Petraske, Nancy Benjamin, Karen Thumm ROW 3: Herbert Parker, Thomas Harper, Lorraine Talcott, Barbara Lee, Billie Jean Short, Patti Chaffee, Summer Cave, Jarry Lou Baxter, Richard Shaylor, William Hamilton. NOT IN PICTURE: William Dean, David Setliff. Third Grade THIRD GRADE-MRS. DORIS KNAPP ROW 1: Mrs. Knapp, Diana David, Robin Kloda, Thomas Lawson, Margaret Decker, Hudson De- Yoe Susan Driscoll, Sherri Yarmy, Diane Cotcamp, Charles Wade, Steven Mihalko, Robert Ha¬ rvey ROW 2: Anna Ellerson, Karen Ames, Lela Frechette, Andrew Silvanic, Michael Pelle¬ tier, Patricia Edmister, Karen Hibbard, Patricia Sullivan, Dale Russell, Robert Potter, Allen Hromada. ROW 3: Lynn Cotcamp, Michael Quarella, Nina Quail, Sandra Sorochinsky, Gail O ' Donnell, William Ellis, Jonathon Abbott, Russell Peterson, William Kisner, Blaine Madden. NOT IN PICTURE: Dorothy Borne and Albert Lewis. 54 THIRD GRADE-MISS VERA BUSH ROW 1: Robert Twining, Linda Tennant, Barbara Ralston, Randy Edwards, Richard McDonald, Daniel Lawrence, Daniel Enright, Lawrence Hodges, Kenneth Williams, Catherine Lantry, Hil¬ da Peterson, Miss Bush. ROW 2: Gale Simpson, Susan Birmingham, Karen McGrath, Sally Meaker, Debra Verry, Linda Fish, Susan Kemak, Ike Barrows, Kathleen Rook, Edwin Preston, Richard Smith, Robert Docalavich. ROW 3: Charles Hayes, Guy House, Ralph Jackson, Steph¬ en Aylesworth, Laura Chapman, Carolyn Philipps, Connie David, Randy Murphy, Beverly Ford, Linda Canniff, Linda Kleine. NOT IN PICTURE: Roger Eisenhuth. Third Grade THIRD GRADE-MRS. CLEO ABBOTT ROW 1: Robert Quarella, Judith French, Stephen Gance, Ruth Harper, Sheila Ames, Debbie Craver, Linda Kiscak, Deborah Brown, Richard Stoeckel, Greg Gates, Mrs. Abbott. ROW 2: Paul Schermerhorn, Gary Cole, Marlene Preston, Morgan Jones, Steven Irish, Bonnie Stern- burgh, Joanne Marks, Timothy Peterson, John Pifer, Henry Ticknor, Susan Douglas, Douglas Tillotson. ROW 3: William Davis, Ronda Sprague, Michael O ' Donnell, Sylvia Marshall, Mark Howell, Beth Brown, Deborah Szczepanski, Gary Weeks, Dale Behlen, Cynthia Christopher, Sandra Bailey. NOT IN PICTURE: Carol Ann Lewis and Janet Hayes. 55 SPECIAL CLASS-MRS. DOLORES KELLY ROW 1: Virginia Peterson, Pamela Alice Piech. ROW 2: Billy Heath, anne Hawley, Patricia Bish, Howard Bish, Clifford Ingraham, David Hawley, Richard Darrow, Rita Haggerty, Delores Bonker, Mrs. Kelly. Hope Shipman, Shaylor, Rose- Special Second SECOND GRADE-MRS. CONNIE HODGES ROW 1: Harold Carlson, Dennis Riley, Joel Bowman, Mike Sturdevant, Terry Peterson, Debbie Quail, Starr Pierce, Mark Crooks, Elizabeth Wade. ROW 2: Terry Wescott, Dennis Frost, Carolyn Copeland, Donna Wade, Gordon Lamb, Alan Hopkins, Billy Fenton, Rita Stanton, Jo- Ann Heater, Jacklyn Lantry, Mrs. Hodges. ROW 3: Randy Aylesworth, Rodney Rich, Ronnie Darrow, David Bryant, Kevin Albern, Chris Yost, Michael Gehm, Kim Gonzales, Susan Swan. 56 1 ! 1L 1 1 l d • V SECOND GRADE-MRS. GERALDINE HARRIS ROW 1: Valerie Edmister, Mike Mayhood, John O ' Donnell, Kennetn McGrath, Carol Wade, Ray Harris, Rose Harvey, Jeff Smith, Kathy Stenzhorn, Nancy Knelier. ROW 2: Debra Swan, Gary Youmans, Brian Grogan, Daniel Lindow, Dale Brewster, David Call, Larry Silvanic, Billy Smith, Dana Lindow, Mrs. Harris. ROW 3: Tom Ellerson, Frances Ross, Pamela Marsh, Brad¬ ley Dunham, Mike Wood, Jody Riley, Nancy Colgan, Timothy Driscoll, Mark Lindsay, Marc Ver- hoeven. Second Grade SECOND GRADE-MISS RUTH CROWELL ROW 1: Richard Wade, Janet Clark, Patricia Walsh, John Roach, Kenneth Aleba, Norman Wal¬ ter, Richard Shelley, Janet Holt, Mary Eileen Stecker. ROW 2: Terry Ballard, Daniel Mul lin, Gregory Lyman, Martin Ticknor, Deforest Peterson, Doreen Riley, Dorlene Riley, Sharon Perry, Terri Aten, Miss Crowell. ROW 3: Douglas Smith, Patricia Catlin, Pamela Gimbert, Amos Sturdevant, Chris Stevens, Raymond Heath, Richard Armstrong, Lori Weinzierl, Dennis Randall. 57 SECOND GRADE-MRS. GLADYS CLUTE ROW 1: Katherine Seager, Janet Ross, Patricia Brigham, Bruce Gates, Eric Ayers, Sharon Worden, Rachel Cross, Arnold Kircher, Gerald Knapp. ROW 2: Glenn Burrows, Vickie David, Patricia Forkey, William Fish, Jerri Ann Marecek, Jack O ' Brien, Ronald Bush, David Edkin, Ernest Price, Mrs. Clute. ROW 3: Dennis Ashley, Lois Merritt, Debra Judd, Clifford Lin- dow Richard Ballard, Randall Williams, Mark Hayes, Patricia Taylor, Eric Rossen, Mary Ann Aleba. Second Grade SECOND GRADE-MRS. HAZEL CLOUGH ROW 1: Miss Carol Lowensberg (Student Teacher), Lawrence Lee, Faith Ann Zaber, Mark Good¬ rich, Dennis Williams, Linda Jackson, Ronald Stearns, Cynthia DePue, Linda Merrick, Carl Seward, Mrs. Clough. ROW 2: Deane Merwarth, Brady Rozelle, Michael Hamlin, Jack Ellerson, Russell King, Marilyn Leach, Kevin Smith, Susan Fiorenza, Kathy Bisaha, Joyce Corbin. ROW 3: Dean Ralph, Daniel Webster, Pamela Docalavich, Kevin Chapman, Jeffery Glezen, Shirley Miles, Dan Webster, Dan Brandes, Pat Ketter, Donald Wilson. 58 SECOND GRADE-MRS. MARIAN ATKINSON ROW 1: Ann Abbott, Rose Anna Mills, Kevin Brown, David Utter, Denise Querella, John How¬ land, Ronald Hast, Michael Ross, Deborah Thompson, Stanley Grover, Mrs. Atkinson. ROW 2: Kenneth Pendell, Duane Wells, Cynthia Preston, Karen Mihalko, Donna Whitbeck, Mark Lidell, Terri Lynn Spangenburg, Susanne Kilb, Roy Hromada, Ronald Kinne. ROW 3: Thomas Lamb. Jackie Glezen, Lynette Gumaer, Linda Smith, Thomas Driscoll, David Ellerson, William Ho¬ gan, Ronald Keibel. Second First FIRST GRADE-MISS MARGOT MCDONOUGH ROW 1: Linda Fischer, Bruce Wells, Douglas Merrick, Connie Mason, Shirley Knapp, Nancy Ballard, Mary Kelley, Jeffrey Parsons, Cindy Parker, Miss McDonough. ROW 2: Bonnie Mar¬ sh, Stephen Berthiaume, Cindy Lindsay, Floyd Shaylor, Steven Foster, Danny Hinkey, Tommy Byers, Ralph Goodstal, Edward Short. ROW 3: Mark Stimak, Gary Sutton, David McEnaney, Sharon Hinds, Robert Aleba, Dale Taylor, Amy Hamilton, Steven Hromada, Clifford Gilmore, Raelene Murphy. NOT IN PICTURE: Dawn Small. 59 FIRST GRADE-MRS. JUDITH HOAG ROW 1: Mitchel Quail, Susan Davies, Glenn Gates, Charles Pierce, Earl Ballard, Teddy Pet¬ erson, Stephen Birmingham, LuAnn Costley, Joanne Barrows. ROW 2: Jeff Jones, Leslie Hartrim, Candy May Holmann, Cecelia Kilb, Teressa Hyde, Kathy Irish, Kevin Lantry, Mary Eileen Shannahan, Brenda Sherman, Deborah Knapp. ROW 3: Mrs. Hoag, Michael David, Eric Burghardt, Jarrett Newby, Sharon Shafer, David Brougham, Richard Ellerson, Kathleen Fel¬ ton, Clayton Lindow. NOT IN PICTURE: David Wasson and Perry Marsh. First Grade FIRST GRADE-MISS JANET FULLER ROW 1: Gale Petraske, Victor Mullin, Robert Taylor, Susanna Jenks, Michael Driscoll, Ter¬ esa Smith, Roger Brigham, Cheryl Driscoll. ROW 2: Robert Fish, Curtis Zanker, Shane Al- bern, Lucinda Bish, Patricia Jones, Timothy Wright, Patrick Gehm, Laurie Barker, Robert Davis, Beverly Goodrich, Miss Fuller. ROW 3: Christine Heath, Royice Harford, Kris Bal¬ lard, Dann Sturdevant, Stephen Rozelle, Doreen Ross, Martin Narozny, Patricia Douglas, Charla Rideout. NOT IN PICTURE: Robert Knickerbocker and Mary Heater. 60 FIRST GRADE-MRS. HARRIETTE CROOKS ROW 1: Deborah Harvey, Laura Thomas, Cindy Lou Gilligan, Leon Ellerson, Beth Sessions, Doloris Ralph, Susanne Loveless, Rita Collins, Corrine Brightsen, Gordon Jones. ROW 2: Miss Tuthill(Student Teacher), Pamela Ellis, Donald Brewster, Cindy Sternbergh, Cheryl Kim, Bruce Eggleston, David Walter, Keith Gurney, Robert Bailey, Julian Hill, Mrs. Crooks. ROW 3: Sharon Burkee, Michael Quail, Ricky Gonzales, David Rudginis, Dennis Karpel, Kris¬ tie Knapp, Jeffrey Harris, Brenda Hinkey, Walter Ketter. First Grade FIRST GRADE-MRS. MARGARET CLINTON ROW 1: Mary Decker, Mary Lou Miles, Lois Ballard, Richard Marsh, Linda Glezen, Donna Mer¬ ritt, Randy Hayes, Dolores Poklemba, James Fish. ROW 2: Miss Judith Graff(Student Tea¬ cher), Michael Bryan, Ricky Weeks, Nancy Czebiniak, livid Stevens, Donald Merritt, Linda Wade, Michael McGuaine, Rachel Gaylord, Daryl Seward, Timothy Holmes, Mrs. Clinton. ROW 3: Becky Roat, Debra Sturdevant, Kevin Smith, Veronica Bush, Jeanne Marie Corbin, Geo T rge Poklemba, Leslie Bowen, Roger Cole, Bart Riley, Robert Pel ton. NOT IN PICTURE: Wa- nita talcott and Kenneth Borne. 61 FIRST GRADE-MRS. NANCY ABBOTT ROW 1: Darell Bird, Gregg Smith, Holly Zopp, Dorothy Mihalko, Paul Howell, Cathy Ames, Janet Bailey, Laura Cotcamp, Laura Sterns, Leslie Rugg. ROW 2: Donald David, Edward Dot- ter, Daniel Ostrander, Norman Hayes, Kathleen Halloran, Richard Spangenburg, Kathie Jean Smith, Joan Forshee, Thomas Keibel, Donald Read, Mrs. Abbott. ROW 3: Jacob Slack, Steven Marks, Marna Watts, Donald Kleine, Roger Ellerson, Sandra Jones, Kim Ketchum, Donna Gard¬ ner, Ronald Vandeburg, Craig Monk. First Grade Kindergarten KINDERGARTEN-MRS. ELSIE WALLING ROW 1: Karen Gerst, Terri Lee Crooks, Debra Lee Travis, Ronald Perry, Beth Bowman, Mary Ellen Docalavich, Timothy Byers, Roy Bevins. ROW 2: Kelly Ketchum, Diane Ford, Gary Pierce, Russell Carver, Danny David, Scott Clark, Ronald Leach, Mark Lukovich, Gary Kim¬ ble, Mrs. Walling. ROW 3: Patricia Jenks, Ruth Hamel, Ann Holden, Martha Tarpinian, Mary Elizabeth Potter, Philip Penningroth, Richard Anderson, George Felton, Catherine Osick. NOT IN PICTURE: Deborah Alamo, James Ellis, Curtis Yost. 62 KINDERGARTEN-MRS. GLADYS SMITH ROW 1: Desirae Dean, Dana Dean, Marjorie March, John Driscoll, Timothy Kilbury, Yvonne Dauley, Jody Kiehl, Richard Marks, Laura Oliver, Michael Mesceda. ROW 2: Vicke Sabato (Student Teacher), David Sturdevant, Joyce Harford, Christopher Williams. David Hayes, Mark Weeks, Thomas DePue, Valerie Kinne, Diana Burford, Kevin Grover. ROW 3: Roberta Glezen, Terry Lee Lindow, Edmond O ' Donnell, Debra Rozelle, Mary Lou Price, Cindy Lou Kleine,Cindy Bryan, Penny Ahsmann, Mrs. Smith. NOT IN PICTURE: Michael Cornelius, Mich¬ ael Halloran, Gail Hurlbut. Kindergarten KINDERGARTEN-MRS. VIRGINIA MITCHELL ROW 1: William Shaylor, Marlene Mihalko, Thomas Decker, David Parker, Carl Burghardt, Brenda Mardirosian, Pamela Ross, Kelli Melissa Cross. ROW 2: Arthur Lee Mills, Darlene Bakshas, Shannon Lee Sears, Cheryl Fish, Rebecca Hamlin, Pamela Ellison, Daniel Call, James Bender, Mrs. Mitchell. ROW 3: David Paradis, Scott Hust, David Swan, Ronald Lid- ell, Jonathan Rook, Howard Kneller, Jonathan Chapman, Susan Sorochinsky, Ernest Goodrich, Stephen Pifer. NOT IN PICTURE: Cheryl Deiss, Judy Lewis, June Bisaha. 63 KINDERGARTEN-MRS. SALLEE JENKS ROW 1: Richard Gardner, Mary Ann Irish, James Gilligan, Valerie Brightsen, Vicky Peake, Stephen Marsh, Mary Jane Haggerty, Arthur Baxter, Wilma Aten. ROW 2: Arnold Parker, Tho¬ mas Lindsay, Michael Craver, Thomas Perce, Timothy Rose, Darlene Aylesworth, Richard Lew¬ is, Linda Barrows. ROW 3: Peggy Fischar, Vicky Anderson, Bambi Ross, Robert Gehm, Will¬ iam Travis, Brenda Cave, Christopher Howland, Gale Klopfer, Vanessa VanValkenburgh, David Bronstein. NOT IN PICTURE: Louanne Borne. Kindergarten KINDERGARTEN-MRS. RENA CARPENTER ROW 1: Anna Marie Bailey, Kathleen Short, Debra Kimble, Renee Bryant, Annette Lindow, Susan Wade, Robin Ayers, Susan Skojec. ROW 2: Kathy Demoski, Sharon Murphy, Bonnie Lee Brown, Robert Leonard, Bruce Freeman, Ralph Dickerson, Randy Lee Bryan, James Wade, Brian Edwards Mrs. Carpenter. ROW 3: Ronald Jones, Dennis Stoekel, Ricky Wagner,.Gary Mad¬ den, Thomas Samson, Roger Boyce, James Preston, Michael Kemak. NOT IN PICTURE: Rodney Hackett, David Masters, James Evans, Cathleen Clark. 64 KINDERGARTEN-MISS HELEN ALBRIGHT ROW 1: Cheryl Foote, Diana Travis, Jerry Mullin, Shirley Manwaring, Roberta Leahy, Mel- anee Brandes, Susan Heath, James Crosier, Ernest Howland Jr., Miss Albright. ROW 2: Ed¬ ward Ellerson, Reginald Brown, Keith McGrath, Jerry Ellerson, Irene Meaker, Enid Ballard, Linda Shrauger, Ann Stecker, Lanny Peake. ROW 3: Richard Page, Robert Burkee, Herbert Thomas Richardson, Lou Karpel, Glenn Crowningshield, James Mayhood, Lawrence Sullivan, Ronald Aylesworth. NOT IN PICTURE: Peggy Catlin, Russell Fine, Richard Kircher, Jeffrey Sinclair. Kindergarten KINDERGARTEN-SECOND GRADE-ABSENTEES ROW 1: John Cornelius, Rodney Hackett, Ronald Jones, Cathleen Clark, Ruth Knapp, Vicky Ann Peake, Louanne Borne, Michael Halloran. ROW 2: Kathleen Docalavich, Deborah Alamo, Michael Cornelius, Kenneth Borne, Robert Knickerbocker, Robert Gehm, Edmund Clark, Mary Heater. ROW 3: Miss Carole Rosenburg(Student Teacher), James Nechwedowich, William Fish, Donald Gardner, John Decker, Wanita Talcott, James Tuttle, Pamela Tuttle, Miss Kathleen Hardnett(Student Teacher). 65 Activities Su4t cMon. tylce iVexl Wui SxU. DANCES TRIPS September 21 October 26 November 9 December 7 December 26 January 18 February 8 March 7 March 14 April 4 April 11 April 25 May 23 Senior Dance SC Dance Junior Dance PTA Dance Cotillion Junior Dance Senior Dance FFA Dance PTA Dance Senior Dance Junior Dance Senior Dance Junior Prom October 14 October 16 October 18 October 25-26 January 16 March 9 April 11 April 24-25 May June 5-6 SC to Wells College, Aurora , NY SC to Delhi US Model Senate ESSPA Convention SC to Chenango Forks Exchange Day, SC to Chenango Forks Syracuse University Citizen Education Conference SC Overnight trip to Owego SC to Windsor Sr trip to New York World ' s Fair Calendar of Events PLAYS CONCERTS December 12-14 March 5-6 March 19-21 May 7-9 I I Sr. Play Presented (Drums of Death) Jr. High Music Concert Jr. Play Presented (No Moon Tonight) Sr. High Music Concert • • . • tv i THIS THAT September 12 October November 22-23 December 14 Sr. Magazine Sale Jr . Stationery Sale AV Movie Sr. Dinner at Lisle Conference Christmas Tour¬ nament at Homer Pointer Weekly Bake Sale Science Fair March 20-21 April 10 May 2 May 16 June 13 June 21 June 22 AV Movie International Fel lowship Fashion Show Student Council Carnival PTA Talent Show All Sports Ban¬ quet Baccalaureate Graduation FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS R. Baldwin-V. P., B. McCulloch-Pres., M. Mullins-Sec.-Treas. Class Officers JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS G. Tymeson-Pres., M. Montgomery-Treas., M. Matuszak- Sec., J. Silvanic-V. P. EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS J. Joslin-Sec.-Treas., J. Burghardt- Pres. , J. Fortunato-V. P. 69 EDITORIAL STAFF SEATED: M. Cole, J. Pareis, S. Perry, J. Simpson. STAND¬ ING: B. Pelletier, K. Pierce, J. Bush. NOT IN PICTURE: J. VanDusen. MAROON AND GOLD-MRS. TRESSA CORCORAN Whitney Point ' s traditional Eagle and full-scale color pictures are new addi¬ tions to the 1964 Maroon and Gold. Plan groundwork for the yearbook was laid in September but production really began to get under way after ESSPA convention delegates returned from their convention in Syracuse in October. To raise extra money for the yearbook, staff members sold postcards of the two schools. The postcards were taken by Aerial Surveys of Rochester, New York. Pictures for the yearbook were taken by Chenango Stu¬ dios and a group of student photograph¬ ers. Business affairs were transacted with Frank A. West Co. and Kingsport Press for some 775 yearbooks. S. Perry-Co-Ed. Maroon Gold MAROON GOLD J. Pareis-Co-Ed., Mrs. T. Corcoran-Adv., PHOTOGRAPHERS AND VOLUNTEER TYPISTS SEATED: L. Brown, L. Larkin, A. Small. STANDING: K Pierce, L. Whitlock, L. Greene. 70 PRODUCTION STAFF SEATED: B. Snyder, G. Montgomery, L. Brown, J. Simpson, M. Catlin, N. Walling, H. Angel, J. Walsh. STANDING: A. Quarella, D. Robins, C. Roach, H. Smith, G. Canova, l. viVirski, C. Narozny, M. A. Ruston, J. Warner. POINTER WEEKLY Approximately 400 students subscribed to the Pointer Weekly this year. ESSPA delegates, Cathena Lynch and April Quar¬ ella, returned from the Syracuse Confer¬ ence with a trophy awarded to the Point¬ er Weekly for first place on the editor¬ ial page of mimeographed school papers. Papers were judged during the summer of 1963 for this contest. Professor David Norton of the Syracuse University School of Journalism has continued to send aids and criticisms for the staff. Issues of the paper from April to December have been submitted to the Columbia School Press Association Contest for rating again this year. Hopes are high that the Pointer will be a two time trophy winner this year. POINTER WEEKLY Mr. W. D. HeIt - Adv., C. Lynch-Co-Ed., Mr. L. Frechette-Adv. Pointer Weekly REPORTERS SEATED: P. Samson, M. Thompson, C. Ihnotic, B. Yarnes, K. Barker, P. Elwood, J. Lott. STANDING: ey, S. Ulbing, R. Neubauer, D. Scank, V. Dorion, D Hohn, L. C. Hick- Lynch. 71 COLOR GUARD B. Hohn, L. Beardsley, J. Lilley, E. Samson. COLOR GUARD The Color Guard led the Senior Band in all parades and marched with them at all home football games. They also present¬ ed the colors at the final home basket¬ ball game. Color Guard Senior Band SENIOR BAND With nearly fifty members this year, Senior Band had a full calendar of e- vents. These included performing at the two Halloween parades in October, play¬ ing at both the Junior and Senior plays, and participating in the Spring Concert. The students played at pep rallies; in¬ cluding the bonfire rally during the football season. They also marched in the Memorial Day Parade and led the par¬ ade at the opening day of the Broome County Fair. Senior Band ended the school year by playing at both the Bac¬ calaureate and Graduation ceremonies. SENIOR BAND-MR. ROBERT BAILEY-DIRECTOR ROW 1: M. Glezen, Majorette; M. Leahy, L. Larkin, J. Ralston, E. Fairbanks, L. R. Eaton, W. James, L. Greene, L. Beardsley, Mr. Bailey. ROW 2: p. Fenton, J. Czebiniak, B. Pelletier, D. Baldwin, D. Thomas, D. Cotcamp, J. Simpson, D Bailey. ROW 3: J. Ellerson, J. Edmister, D. Ellison, J. Loomis, B. Sprague, M. Birmingham, J. Walsh, M. Cole, C. Johnston. ROW 4: D. Prentice, G. Walter, R. Baldwin, M. Glezen, D. Ames, G. Potter, K. Pierce, J. Van Dusen, ROW 5: h! Verry, J. Greenmun, T. Sprague, P. Samson, J. Birmingham, R. Kellogg, E Webster pson. NOT IN PICTURE: D. Ellerson, P. Frechette. Whitlock, S. Knapp, Scank, J. M. Kloda, C. DePue, Smith, C. , C. Sim- 72 Twirling ADVANCED TWIRLING S. Cotcamp, L. Gumaer, V. Kiley, M. Glezen (Head Majorette), L. Glezen, L. Fetterman, S. Hayko . TWIRLERS Under the direction of Marge Gle¬ zen, both the Intermediate and Ad¬ vanced twirlers twirled at home football and basketball games. They also twirled in the Halloween parades and the Memorial Day par¬ ade. The Advanced Twirlers led the Senior Band at the opening day of the Broome County Fair. Swing Band SWING BAND Due to the lack of rehearsal time the Swing Band was unable to play for Student Council Dances after the home basketball games. Their major event of the year was, of course, the Spring Concert. INTERMEDIATE TWIRLERS P. Wilson, E. Gofgosky, D. Wychick, B. Miller, G. Iwaniuk, C. Hibbard. SWING BAND-MR. ROBERT BAILEY-DIRECTOR ROW 1: R. Kellogg, J. Simpson, K. Pierce, D. Cotcamp, D. Thomas, P. Samson, J. ham, J. Greenmun, T. Sprague, M. Driscoll, J. Bailey. ROW 2: C. Johnston, M. Baldwin, J. VanDusen, C. Simpson, J. Ralston, M. Birmingham, J. Walsh, G. Potter. Mr. Bailey. ROW 3: L. Whitlock, R. Eaton. NOT IN PICTURE: D. Ellerson. Birming- Cole, D. D. Ames, 73 JUNIOR BAND-MR. DONALD BUCKLEY ROW 1: M. Haruk, E. Be-ardsley, R. Carpenter, R. Barden. ROW 2: W. Richardson, M. Jack- son, S. Decker, A. Small, S. Clark, V. Pogorzelski, C. Watts, D. Knapp, e. Lewis D. Hib¬ bard, C. Dunham, K. Fetterman, W. Eaton. ROW 3: D. Cave, R. Peterson, w. Carman, M. Klo- da, P. Fenton, M. Richardson, P. Ellerson, R. Kellogg, L. Glezen, K. Klopter, R. Billings. ROW 4: W. Fetterman, L. Bailey, G. VanDusen, G. Walter, C. DePue, R. Baldwin, W. Iwaniuk, C. Short, Mr. Buckley. ROW 5: H. Smith, R. McBride, T. Hibbard, D. Dickenson, C. Verry.’ NOT IN PICTURE: S. Snyder, E. Wooster, D. Cole, L. Foley. Junior Band JUNIOR BAND Under the leadership of Mr. Daniel Buck- ley , the Junior Band performed for the Halloween Parade at the C. E. Adams school. They also participated in the Junior High Spring Concert under the di¬ rection of Mrs. Nancy Rozelle. EIGHTH AND NINTH GRADE CHORUS Boys and girls in the Eighth and Ninth Grade Chorus presented a selection of Christmas songs at the last high school Christmas party held in the school gym. They also took part in the annual Spring Concert. JR. CHORUS-MR. DANIEL BUCKLEY-DIRECTOR ROW 1: J. Lindsay, P. Czebiniak, B. Hayward, G. Burrows, M. Richardson, S. Franklin M. Mullins, V. Pogorzelski, W. Eaton, V. DeLong, J. Burghardt, S. Glezen, K. Klopfer, A. Small, J. Enright, H. Green, J. Burrows. ROW 2: J. Manwaring, K. Knapp, P. Fenton, L. Edwards, R. Pelletier, J. Haist, J. Bish, R. Billings, M. Bish, S. Gruesbeck J. Whitbeck D. Lewis, M. Holland, L. Potter, D. Waters, D. Reigles, S. McDonald, Mr. Buckley. ROW 3: C. Ross, L. Glezen, M. Kloda, D. Burghardt, K. Greenmun, C. Watts, J. Lilley, P. Bender, B. Price, C. Brown, J. Jones, A. Leahy, D. Jenks, F. Jacovis, D. Henderson, D. Reynolds ' M Randall, P. Price, S. Zaber. ROW 4: P. Ellerson, S. Leet, S. Quinn, S. Perce, E. Woo¬ ster, B. Miller, M. Lamb, J. Brady, A. Narozny, A. Hulbert, S. Garner. NOT IN PICTURE B. LaMar, L. Zimmer, S. Snyder, D. Frost, D. Ralph, L. Foley. 74 7th GRADE CHORUS-MRS. ELEANOR GOODWIN-DIRECTOR ROW 1: Mrs. Goodwin, W. Richardson, P. Lewis, D. Ihnotic, D. Tennant, D. Birmingham, K. Wood, P. Grogan, C. Dunham, S. Clark, E. Czebiniak, M. Lewis. ROW 2: D. Hibbard, J. Jones, S. Bates, S. Fairbanks, B. Foote, M. Bailey, K. Lewis, B. Whitbeck, L. Dotter, G. Merritt. ROW 3: T. Hibbard, R . Sofka, D. Lilley, K. Gruesbeck, J. Tymeson, E. Brigham, P. Petraske, S. Elwood, E. McCulloch. SEVENTH GRADE CHORUS Seventh Grade Chorus sang a selection of three songs in the Jr. High Concert and later joined the Eighth and Ninth Grade Chorus in the finale. Senior Chorus SENIOR CHORUS Senior Chorus, consisting of about fif¬ ty-five boys and girls, took part in the Christmas program presented in the WPCS gym. They also presented a Spring Con¬ cert with the assistance of the Senior Band. SENIOR CHORUS-MRS. ELEANOR GOODWIN-DIRECTOR ROW 1: D. Baldwin, C. Shaffer, D. Thomas, D. Cotcamp, M. Driscoll, R. Haist, L. Sorochin- sky, D. Scank, N. Manwaring, J. Simpson, P. Samson, M. Birmingham, L. Larkin, G. Mont¬ gomery, J. Reigles, A. Billings, ROW 2: M. Cole, E. Smith, J. VanDusen, C. Clapp, K. Kim, J. Pixley, L. Bensley, M. Matuszak, N. Walling, L. Fet terman, N. King, J. Pareis, S. Perry, R. Maslin, L. Brown, J. Walsh. ROW 3: M. Leahy, S. Naholnic, Betty Samson, E. Palmer, R. Novitske, C. Johnston, K. Goodenough, P. Frechette, J. Tymeson, C. Lynch,B. Pelletier, F. Leahy, J. Birmingham, L. Greene, J. Bailey, D. Spoonhower. ROW 4: L. Mc¬ Donald, J. Czebiniak, R. Carpernter, D. Cave, G. Potter, R. Neubauer, G. Cook, L. Whitlock P. Sofka, T. Sprague, K. Metz, D. Prentice, E. Kimble, D. Yarnes, J. Dunham. NOT IN PIC¬ TURE: R. Bridges. 75 THE LITTLE DOG LAUGHED The Melipius Umbellus Umbellus. All you have to do is find your Energy Peak. JUNIOR PLAY THE LITTLE DOG LAUGHED to see such unu¬ sual sport. Attractive Laurie Hunting- ton, a sophomore who is majoring in psy¬ chology, comes home expecting to find a normal, well adjusted family. She is quite upset when she discovers a bunch of psychological knots. Laurie seems quite confident that her college courses in psychology will enable her to strai¬ ghten out her family ' s tangled lives. She convinces everyone that they must find their energy peak. Her family a- grees to go along with her scheme for a while. Finally they get fed up with the whole idea and decide to teach her a lesson. In the end Laurie prefers her family as they are. But, Mother the doorbell usually works. But ladies, the Zombrowski Ink Blot test is apt to be pretty truthful. 76 Junior Class Play March 30,1963 Keep your paintbrush to yourself- you crook. See? It ' s working! All you needed was more blood in your brain. ✓ CAST OF CHARACTERS Gus..Barbara Pelletier Martha Huntington.Marna Leahy Laurie Huntington.JoAnn Bush Wally Huntington.Steve Gimbert Ted Huntington.James Greene Horatio P. Honeywell.Larry Whitlock Joan Wood.Nancy Sweet Mark Bradford.Dennis Ames PASSERS-BY Ted Wood.Earl Kimble Lillian Wood.Mary Ann Birmingham GUEST AT MARTHA’S TEA Amelia Dennis.Loren Larkin Caroline Blakesly.Karen Pierce Grace Schoenbeck.Cathena Lynch Walola Brechenridge.Joyce Simpson Theresa Brown.Pearl Samson Miss Lois Sixsmith, director gives advice to prompters. Now just say the first word that comes into your mind. And you don ' t think I ' m the intellectual type? 77 DRUMS OF DEATH ' Come on, come on. ' Let’s git squared away here The file was probably thrown from that doorway. Ze stone, missie, into ze big case. SENIOR PLAY DRUMS OF DEATH takes place in an old run down mansion. It is a mystery, center¬ ing around the disappearance of the own¬ er of the mansion, Mr. Bailey. The play begins with the appearance of Mr. Bai¬ ley s relatives, who have been urgently summoned to his death bed by anonymous¬ ly written telegrams. A servant who goes into trances, a stone with a curse, a ghostly swamp, and a muddy lagoon lend suspense throughout the play. Celeste in one of her trances. Actions speak louder than words. Little Red Riding Hood look¬ ing for an honest man. 78 A black hand reaches slowly for Amelia ' s neck. Pardon meAm I in¬ truding? Senior Class Play December 14,1963 Now jest a moment, Mr. Sheriff. ' Don ' t fly off the handle. Director, Miss Sixsmith, consults with prompters and backstage crew. And we hurried to my brother ' s death bed to be with him in his last moments-and find this. CAST OF CHARACTERS Celeste. . . . . . . ..Cathena Lynch Sheldon Harley.Steve Gimbert Jules.Robert Bridges Mrs. Oakley.Margaret Tracey Mrs. Gillette.Joyce Simpson Eugenia Bowles.Sandra Perry Amelia Gillette.Barbara Pelletier Newton Cooper.James Greene Doctor Cameron.Earl Kimble Paula Bailey.Loren Larkin 79 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB-MR. LAWRENCE FRECHETTE ROW 1: K. Barker, H. Smith, Mr. Frechette. ROW 2: B.Hohn, S. Ulbing, V. Dorion. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Photography Club was born when it was discovered that the school possessed a fine camera and a small laboratory for de¬ veloping films and enlarging pictures. Although hampered a bit by a late start and lack of a specified time to hold meet¬ ings, theory and practice was accomplished in after-school sessions . Photography Library Club A. V. LIBRARY CLUB Library Club members act as assistants in the library to help extend its services to the school. In addition to rendering technical services in the library, the members have a chance to explore new books and develop special abilities. Club training and business meetings are held during activity period each Friday. Each month, after school, a social hour with book talks is scheduled, besides a Christmas Party and picnic at the end of the year. The annual trip to a univer¬ sity campus is planned around the visit to its 1ibrary. AUDIO VISUAL CLUB Audio Visual Club, organized several years ago, has two purposes in mind. One is to provide an opportunity for High School boys to learn the basic operations and set ups involved with audio-visual equipment. The second pur¬ pose is to act as aid to the teachers in delivering the equipment and operating it. One goal of the club this year, through the showing of two movies, is to buy new equipment in order to broaden the A. V. program. LIBRARY CLUB-MRS. HELEN WIGHT SEATED: B. Judson, D. Nichols, K. Judson (V.P.), P. Hust (Sec.), D. Enright (Pres.), T. Sullivan (Treas.) J. Sullivan, P. Wilson. STANDING: J. Lamb, S. Gruesbeck, D. Ellison, K. Klopfer, R. Wilcox, L. Gumaer, P. Fish, P. Page, L. Edwards, D. Wychick, M. Thompson, C. Poyer, Mrs. Wight. A. V. CLUB-MR. MESSUR SEATED: E. Newhart, F. Marsh ova, C. Verry. STANDING: C. M. Haruk, J. Ballard, R. Love coll, T. Collins, H. Dedrick, , P. Fenton, Wilcox, E. , Mr. Messur L. Lyman, H. T. Harford (Pres.), J. Judson (V.P.), B. Can- Tillotson, L. Abbott, R. Billings, G. Dedrick, G. Stanley, R. Sprague, F. Canniff, D. Dris- Fritsch, J. Tong. 80 F. H. A.-MRS. RAYMA WILSON SEATED: J. Warner, J. Pixley, B. Hawkins, B. Austin, Knapp, C. Sutton, P. Elwood. STANDING: S. Ellerson, Docalavich, L. Hinds, L. Ayers, K. Finch, S. Stoughton, Juergens, D. Hurlbut, Mrs. Wilson. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The FHA motto is Toward New Horizons. This is a new chap¬ ter, therefore, much has had to be done in the way of organiza¬ tion. The highlights of the year have been: the Faculty Tea, winning first place in a competition at the District Ral¬ ly, familiarizing ourselves with the needs for Muscular Dystrophy and collection $100 in a neigh¬ borhood canvas, Installation and Initiation Ceremony in March, and the Spring Rally in April. 2: F. H. A. F. F. A. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA All members of FFA participated in and completed entries in State FFA Dairy Herd Management and Milk Quality Control Contest for 1962-63. The members parti¬ cipating in this contest sponsored a dance during the year. They also visi¬ ted the Goodrich Milk Company and five Cortland County dairy farms. The mem¬ bers initiated plans for purchasing reg¬ istered calves with chapter funds. HIGH SCHOOL RED CROSS The High School Red Cross is made up of one representative from each homeroom in grades 7-12 and is under the supervision of Miss Mary Ellsworth, High School Nurse. This year their main project was the Christmas Tag Day for needy fami¬ lies. Other projects included clothing drives and helping the Heart Fund. F. F. A.-MR. GEORGE WILCOX SEATED: F. Kicsak, H. Brewer (Treas.), E. Brown (V. P.), (Sec.), L. Bailey, H. Ticknor. STANDING: G. Carpenter, Slack, W. Meisner, Mr. Wilcox, F. Samson, D. Shafer, K. Manasse, R. Hamilton. D. Ellerson (Pres.), R. Canniff T. Lee, C. Wilcox, L. Abbott, D. Tillotson, R. Frost, D. Lee, M. JUNIOR RED CROSS-MISS MARY ELIZABETH ELLSWORTH SEATED: S. Perry, M. Aleba, C. Schaffer, L. Gilmore, N. Sweet, D. Spoonhower, E. Knapp, E. Gofgosky. STANDING: J. Parton, P. Petraske, J. Sinclair, J. Burghardt, K. Linehan, K. Mason, F. Leahy, L. Glezen, V. Pogorzelski, C. Wilcox, V. Dorion, A. Small, M. Driscoll, B. Whitbeck, Miss Ellsworth. 81 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Mr. E. Tambascio-Adviser, M. Driscoll-Treas., David Nick-Sec., M. Leahy-Pres., M. Glezen-V. P., Miss M. Scott-Adviser. Officers STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council continued the sale of refreshments at football games, the sup¬ port of the Italian Foster Child, dime dances, the Junior High Student of the month, donations for South American ex¬ change student and the Carnival. The new projects included the rearrangement of the trophy cases, an exchange with Chenango Forks, activity schedule board in the hall, and the handbook. Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES SEATED: J. Jones-9, B. J. Brainard-11, B. Glezen-12, R. Barker-12, R. Ballard-11, P. Frechette-10. STANDING: G. Sorochinsky-7, E. McCulloch-7, M. Tymeson-8, L. Gumaer-8 C Manasse-9, W. James-10. 82 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-MRS. TRESSA CORCORAN-SPONSOR SEATED: Cathena Lynch, Bonnie Glezen, Mary Ann Birmingham, Joyce Simpson, Lynnette Brown. STANDING: Jo Ann Bush, Marna Leahy, James Greene, Joe Silvanic, Bette Jean Brainard, Penny Page, Ma¬ rie Driscoll . National Honor Society NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Whitney Point Chapter of the National Honor Society, founded March 20, 1944, has amassed a membership of 134 since its first installation ceremony which was conducted by its sponsors, North High Chapter of the National Honor Soci¬ ety. Nine new members were added in February 1964. Over the past 20 years, members of the local chapter have con¬ tinued to display Character, Service, Scholarship and Leadership. In school activities include maintaining the Honor Roll Bulletin Board and service to teachers and fellow students. Varsity Club VARSITY W CLUB There are approximately 40 members in this year ' s club. Officers elected for the 1963-64 season were: James Abbott- President, Glenn Tymeson-V. P., Joe Sil- vanic-Sec.-Treas., and Peter Sofka-Sgt. at Arms. The club this year has sponsored the All-Sports Banquet at the end of the year and have sold candy to sponsor new maroon blazers, which was just started this year. VARSITY CLUB ROW 1: R. Lynch, Dave Nick, Dan Nick, J. Greene, P. Sofka, Sgt. at Arms, J. Abbott, Pres, G. Tymeson, V.P., J. Silvanic, Sec. Tres., W. Hohn, J. Dean, W. James, J. Eggleston. ROW 2: D. Dunham, T. Ostrander, L. Hayes, R. Ronk, W. Schaff, R. Neubauer, H.G. Smith, D.Jen- nison, R. Davis, K. Pratt, T. Sprague, J. Greenmun, G. Knapp, G. Burchell, R. Barker, R. Parton. ROW 3: D. Croft, R. Vernon, R. Bridges, B. Lucia, J. Lamb, S. Gimbert. 83 Sports SR. HIGH VOLLEYBALL-MISS SONIA HOBERMAN ROW 1: C. Brigham, S. Hayko, N. Manwaring, M. Driscoll, M. Holland, M. Aleba, D. Knapp, P. Page, K. Linehan, S. Stoughton. ROW 2: P. Hust, B. J. Brainard, S. Cotcamp, D. Hurl- but, A. Whittaker, K. Kim, F. Leahy, V. Kiley, K. Mason, V. Dorion, C. Clapp. ROW 3: N. Sweet, M. Leahy, L. Brown, J. Birmingham, L. Glezen, S. Ulbing, B. Samson, D. Scank, L. Greene, P. Frechette. ROW 4: L. Chilson, C. Hickey, D. Cotcamp, S. Perce, L. Larkin, N. King, J. Walsh, M. Cole, L. Hinds, M. Eldred, R. Wilcox. ROW 5: M. Glezen, C. Lynch, B. Pelletier, M. Montgomery, I. Montgomery, D. Spoonhower, M. A. Birmingham, P. Bowman, D. Brant, E. Knapp, R. Juergens, L. Gilmore. Volleyball VOLLEYBALL December 2, the W. P. C. S. girls placed 2nd at the Volleyball Playday. Honor players for the A Team were Nancy Sweet and Kathy Goodenough. From the B Team they were Mary Montgomery and La Verna Gilmore. JR. HIGH VOLLEYBALL Volleyball Playday for the Junior High was held at Greene, January 11. The girls played well against Greene, Sid¬ ney, Chenango Forks, Windsor, Delhi and Walton. JR. HIGH VOLLEYBALL-MISS SONIA HOBERMAN ROW 1: R. Hanzlik, J. Smith, B. Judson, D. Cole, C. Wilcox, D. Hust, K. Mason, C. Ross, L. Glezen, Miss Hoberman. ROW 2: J. Haist, L. Dedrick, B. Ellerson, A. Leahy, J. Sulli¬ van, D. Ihnotic, B. Foote, P. Grogan, P. Page, J. Jones, K. Linehan. ROW 3: P. Lucia, J. Manwaring, V. Perce, L. Gumaer, K. Greenmun, N. Bryant, N. Whitehead, J. Montgomery, D. Barden. ROW 4: P. Smith, S. Weinzierl, D. Henderson, D. Frost, R. Lounsbery, M. Lamb, N. Walter, D. Vernon, L. Zimmer. 86 HOCKEY INTRAMURALS-MISS SONIA HOBERMAN ROW 1: D. Hurlbut, C. Brigham, M. Driscoll, M. Holland, C. Ross, K. Linehan, V. Dorion, M. Healy, J. Hurlbut. ROW 2: M. Glezen, B. J. Brainard, A. Whittaker, P. Page, F. Leahy, K. Mason, M. Mullins, C. Clapp. ROW 3: L. Brown, J. Jones, J. Birmingham, L. Glezen, N. King, S. Ulbing, L. Yarnes, P. Lounsbery, L. Potter. ROW 4: L. Hinds, V. Pogorzelski, S. Perce, C. Lynch, M. Cole, M. Eldred, J. Simpson, D. Ellison, C. Schaffer. ROW 5: J. Ty- meson, N. Sweet, M. Leahy, D. Cotcamp, M. A. Birmingham, E. Knapp, R. Juergens, L. Gilmore, Hockey HOCKEY The girls hockey team played games with Chenango Forks and Greene after school. Hockey playday was held October 26, 1963 at Greene with Whitney Point placing 2nd. The other schools attending were Greene, Sidney, Windsor, and Chenango Forks. Honor players were Kathy Good- enough and Bette Jean Brainard. Soccer SOCCER Whitney Point girls had a vigorous play- day at Sidney, October 19. Other schools attending the playday were Sid¬ ney, Greene, Chenango Forks, Oxford, Windsor, Walton and Delhi. SOCCER -MISS SONIA HOBERMAN ROW 1: J. Smith, R. Hanzlik, S. Brewer, B. Judson, D. Cole, C. Dunham, L. Edwards, C. Wilcox, S. Clark, D. Hust, K. Mason, C. Hibbard, G. Burrows, S. Preston, Miss Hoberman. ROW 2: J. Montgomery, P. Harper, J. Manwaring, L. Dedrick, B. Ellerson, A. Leahy, J. Sul¬ livan, D. Burghardt, D. Tennant, E. Gofgosky, S. Bates, P. Grogan, N. Whitehead, R. Brown, J. Ticknor. ROW 3: P. Smith, J. Jones, V. Perce, L. Gumaer, T. Sullivan, N. Bryant, R. Pelletier, J. Enright, P. Lewis, L. Smith, M. Driscoll, S. Snyder, P. Ellerson, E. McCul¬ loch. ROW 4: S. Weinzierl, P. Bender, D. Henderson, M. Lamb, N. Walter, D. Vernon, L. Zimmer, D. Ihnotic, B. Foote, D. Reigles, S. MacDonald, B. Short, D. Nichols, M. Bailey, B. Whitbeck. ROW 5: D. Frost, N. Knowlden, R. Lounsbery, S. Lantry, K. Greenmun, J. Ty- meson, R. Hust, J. Lamb, 0. Peterson, P. Price, D. Lilley, D. Houghton, S. Elwood. 87 TRACK INTRAMURALS-MRS. SHRAUGER ROW 1: K. Greenmun, S. Ulbing, M. Sullivan, L. Gumaer, L. Yarnes, D. Kiley, E. Gofgosky, C. Hibbard, G. Iwaniuk, K. Griffith, D. Hurlbut. ROW 2: K. Kim, C. Ross, S. Cotcamp, G. Kiley, K. Mason, D. Cotcamp, A. Leahy, N. Walter, L. Edwards, I. Marsh, G. Traver, P. Har¬ per. ROW 3: N. King, P. Mikulski, P. Frechette, C. Johnson, N. Macinski, J. Bush, M. Leahy, M. Glezen, J. Tymeson, C. Clapp. ROW 4: B. LaMar, M. A. Birmingham, J. Jones, K. Linehan, L. Glezen, J. Birmingham, D. Spoonhower, M. Lamb, S. Hurlbut, J. Pixley. ROW 5: M. Haist, M. Eldred, M. Holland, L. Potter, P. Lounsbery, P. Bender, J. Montgomery, A. Narozny, S. Ashley, J. Burrows, P. Edwards, D. Ralph. GIRLS TRACK Whitney Point track girls placed 1st in both Senior and Junior High track play- days. Senior High Playday was held at W. P. with Walton, Windsor, Delhi, Sid¬ ney and Chenango Forks, attending. The Junior High meet at Chenango Forks con¬ sisted of Delhi, Walton, Windsor, Greene and W. P. players. Each meet consisted of 2-girl events with each girl partici¬ pating in 1 event only. SOFTBALL 1963 MRS. SHRAUGER Softball playday was held May 25 at Greene. Although Whitney Point did not come in for 1st place, the girls showed good sportsmanship and playing ability. Track and Softball SOFTBALL INTRAMURALS-MRS. MARJORIE SHRAUGER ROW 1: S. Small, C. Clapp, M. Driscoll, L. Yarnes, M. Cole, C. Shaffer. ROW 2: L. Greene, N. Walling, N. Macinski, D. Cotcamp, P. Page, C. Johnson, K. Judson. ROW 3: J. Bush, M. Leahy, M. Glezen, S. Hurlburt, J. Pixley, L. Gilmore, J. Tymeson, E. Knapp. 88 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS M. Montgomery, M. Glezen, M. Leahy, N. Sweet, J. Bash, B. J. Brainard, N. Walling. CHEERLEADERS With the proceeds from programs, confet¬ ti, and candy both the J. V. and Varsity squads were able to purchase new uni¬ forms. At the last basketball game of the season the girls honored the parents with pictures and with the aid of the office secretaries gave a party after¬ wards. Mrs. Geraldine Harris gave much of her time with practices twice a week and the girls appreciate all the help and patience she has given them the last few years. Miss Janet Fuller is pre¬ sently in charge of the two squads. Cheerleaders JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS C. Hickey, L. Glezen, F. Leahy, V. Kiley, J. Hodges, D. Cot- camp, S. Cotcamp. SUBSTITUTES NOT IN PICTURE: C. Ross, J. Tymeson. 89 VARSITY BASEBALL-1963-COACH WM. STEARNS ROW 1: G. Burchell, S. Gimbert, D. Nick, R. Hodges, R. Ver¬ non, J. Abbott. ROW 2: Coach Bill Stearns, r. Laughlin, J. Knapp, D. Davis, R. Eaton, D. Nick, D. Jennison. NOT IN PICTURE: R. Ronk. Varsity and Junior Varsity Baseball VARSITY BASEBALL-1963 Although defeated by Sidney in the cham¬ pionship game, Whitney Point Varsity won its division of the league with a 7-2 record. Dan Nick was the outstanding pitcher with a 5 and 5 record and 100 strike outs for the year. Jim Abbott led the batting department with a .377 average. J. V. BASEBALL-1963 The year of 1963 was a year of rebuild¬ ing for the J. V. Team. Led by coach Leo Birmingham they were able to win 5 out of 8 games. The players who showed much improvement were Jerry Whitehead, Jackie Robinson, Gary Bish, George Fit- ser, Larry Hayes, and Terry Ostrander. They look to the Junior High Team for new blood to help keep up the good work of giving the opponents competition and earning respect for WPCS. J. V. BASEBALL-1963-LEO BIRMINGHAM L° W Have J ' r C2 SM 1 ? i S k ' H S V“ CKiernan ' L ’ Kotula ' J- Greenmu, ROW 2- A V r J. ' ; BlSh ’ J ' ,oMnson ' Mr - Birmingha, o . c. Smith, G. Fish, R. Sturdevant, J. Eggleston I Peterson, T. Ostrander, D. Slack, G. Fitser. S§ ’ 1 90 JR. HIGH BASEBALL-1963-COACH-EUGENE TAMBASCIO ROW 1: M. Tymeson, G. Walter, C. Manasse, C. Kellerman, C. Simpson. ROW 2: D. Ticknor, T. Donnelly, T. Lynch, J. For- tunato, J. Prentice, Mr. Tambascio. ROW 3: R. Traver, W. Eaton, D. Cornell, R. Barden, S. Hinds, B. McCulloch, A. Gilmore. Junior High Baseball JR. HIGH BASEBALL-1963 Essential items for last year ' s team were time and practice. After these were accomplished, results were quite satisfactory. There did not seem to be any problem in pitching, fielding, and good spirits. The coach, therefore, hoped with enough batting practice, the boys would soar to the heights of a win¬ ning season in the spring of 19fc4. VARSITY LINEUP - T. Hurlbut, p. Sofka, B. Hohn, J. Greene, J. Silvanic Dean, D. Sherman, B. James, D. Whittaker. J. Abbott, J. 91 VARSITY FOOTBALL-1963-MR. WILLIAM STEARNS ROW 1: P. Sofka, W. James, J. Dean, W. Hohn, W. Brown, T. Farr, D. Black, Dan Nick, Dave Nick, T. Hurl but, J. Abbott, G. Tymeson, J. Greene, B. Lucia. ROW 2: D. Tennant, k ' Til- lotson, F. Canniff, R. Smith, R. Lynch, M. Simpson, G. Fitser, J. Greenmun, D. Whittaker D. Baldwin, D. Driscoll, J. Lamb, W. Schaff, J. Silvanic. ROW 3: J. Lilley, M. Foster’ D. Sherman, J. Eggleston. ROW 4 : R. Livingston (Mgr.), Mr. Stearns, Mr. Brown, Mr. Min- acci, C. Smith (Mgr.). VARSITY FOOTBALL The 1963 football season was a most fruitful one for the Golden Eagles under the direction of first-year head coach Bill Stearns. The team compiling a 5- win, 2-loss, and one-tie record, gained a total of 135 offensive points and only allowed their opponents 69--less than 9 points per game. At the end of the season, the final league standings found Whitney Point in a 3-way deadlock for second place with Sidney and Newark Val¬ ley . The team and coaches were congrat¬ ulated on a fine record, well earned. Season Record WP OPPONENT 0 Windsor 18 6 Chenango Forks 0 32 Delhi 13 0 Sidney 12 32 Greene 20 33 Walton 6 20 Newark Valley 0 JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Teamwork is an essential needed for the success of any team and the Junior High Football squad showed their ability to use teamwork. The smooth blocking and long gains of the eighth and ninth grad¬ ers helped the team toward their record of three wins and two losses. The shat¬ tering victory of 26 to 0 over Greene H. S. was considered the outstanding event of the season. The improvement of the team this season shows an impressive foresight for the 1964-1965 season. Football JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL-1963-MR. EDWARD BOCHNIAK ROW 1: A. Gilmore, C. Simpson, T. Copeland, C. DePue, D. Driscoll K Metz W Smiti Tymeson, J. Zimmer, T. Donnelly, H.Ahsmann, r. Barden, S. Macinsky W CarmaA ROW 2 Manasse, J. Clark, R. Dean, C. Greenmun, W. Warrick E. Gimbal n rave n Marsh, W. Eaton, R. Baldwin, M. Silvanic, T. Lynch, G. VanDusen R Turner Frechette, B. MacDuffee, M. Ellerson R Pifer t ’ lurner. ROW 3 4: Mr. James Meehan (Student Teacher), Mr. Bochniak. ’ ’ ortunato ’ J - Joslin - M. C. H. S. ROW 92 Basketball VARSITY BASKETBALL-1963-1964-COACH JACK HALLORAN ROW 1: L. Kotula, J. Greenmun, Dan Nick, L. Perry, Dave Nick, J. Abbott, D. Kilbury. ROW 2: Coach J. Halloran, G. Burchell, P. Sofka, T. Sprague, L. Hayes, R. Barker, H. G. Smith, Manager. Season Record W .P. 63-64 OPP. Varsity JV Varsity JV 63 52 Greene 51 32 63 55 Windsor 78 31 82 45 Seton 68 58 50 56 Chenango Forks 57 38 77 47 Sus. Valley 46 28 66 63 Sidney 68 44 52 31 ♦Auburn 50 65 62 54 ♦Ithaca 57 57 65 56 Walton 69 51 54 44 Delhi 34 46 70 45 Newark Valley 53 43 72 66 Greene 59 35 71 51 Windsor 70 54 65 68 Chenango Forks 61 62 60 48 Sidney 48 43 70 64 Walton 67 38 58 59 Delhi 50 63 78 82 Newark Valley 52 50 Non-League VARSITY BASKETBALL The year 1963-64 tireless, unselfish, and dedicated basketball team must be rated as one of WP ' s outstanding teams. Losers of 4 out of the first 5 league games the team caught fire and went in for 9 straight wins to take the Susque- nango League Champion from Windsor. The whole season was an outstanding event as the boys continued to win, proving they had the trademark of true champions-the ability to come from behind. Aside from the league games, they won the Christ¬ mas tournament at Homer by defeating Auburn and previously unbeaten Ithaca, Southern Tier Conference Champions. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The J. V. team compiled a record of 13 wins and 5 defeats during the season. The league record was 12 wins to 2 de¬ feats, both by Delhi who won the league title. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL-COACH WILLIAM STEARNS ROW 1: D. Dunham, D. Cornell, D. Walsh, D. Driscoll, Robinson, S. Hinds, C. DePue. ROW 2: Mr. Stearns, R. Lilley, W. Brown, J. Lamb, W. James, D. Black, R. Edmister(Mgr.) G. Bish, J. D. Huntley, Kellogg, J. 93 8th GRADE BASKETBALL SQUAD-COACH DAVID BROWN ROW 1: G. VanDusen, W. Carman, T. DeYoe, R. Strong, J. Fortu- nato, T. Lynch, W. Eaton, M. Tymeson, J. Joslin, S. Macinsky. ROW 2: Mr. Brown, T. Brown-Mgr., D. Adamek, J. Sinclair, W. Bir¬ mingham, R. Turner, K. Zeiter, D. Cave, R. Canniff, D. Dickinson- Mgr., J. Burghardt-Mgr. 8th GRADE BASKETBALL With fine ball handling and good re¬ bounding the 8th graders ended the sea¬ son with a 8-2record. The games with Greene and the Forks highlighted the season. 7th GRADE BASKETBALL The 7th graders used fine team balance to accomplish a 4-6 record for the year. They had an average of 23.3 points per game . 8th GRADE WP OPP 39 Windsor 11 26 Greene 24 30 Forks 33 43 N. Valley 17 34 Oakdale 28 74 Windsor 18 54 Greene 44 36 Forks 37 41 N. Valley 27 48 Oakdale 38 Junior High Basketball 7th GRADE WP OPP 23 Windsor 26 10 Greene 18 25 Forks 17 23 N. Valley 26 25 Oakdale 24 39 Windsor 23 18 Greene 28 24 Forks 16 24 N. Valley 25 17 Oakdale 24 7th GRADE BASKETBALL SQUAD-COACH DAVID BROWN ROW 1: R. Crowningshield, C. Ostrander, B. Kellogg, L. Collins, C. Lynch, W. VanDusen, T. Davis, D. Cave, T. Hibbard, D. Baldwin. ROW 2: Mr. Brown, C. Dence, P. Knapp, G. Sutton, R. Sofka, R. Potter, L. Pratt, D. Gilmore, R. Kotula, J. Franklin-Manager. NOT IN PICTURE: M. Sturdevant, W. Hill, R. Preston, R. Coles. 94 WRESTLING-COACH PAUL MINACCI ROW 1 : G . Tymeson, D. Baldwin, J. Silvanic , J. Greene, J. Lilley, R. Vernon, R. Coleman J. Eggleston, L. MacDonald, D. Tennant, R. Lynch, R. Baldwin. ROW 2: D. Driscoll , T Farr, E. Tillotson, B. Lucia, C. Smith, A. Glezen, J. Clark, J. Adamek, D. Mortenson , R Ballard, J. Ralston, S. Frechette. ROW 3 : J. Judson, G. Fish, F. Kicsak, B. McCulloch M. Haruk, R. Dean, R. Smith. ROW 4: Mr. Minacci, R. Parton, W. Schaff, M . Foster, R Sprague, T. Copeland, L. Whitlock. Wrestling Season Record W.P. 63-64 OPP. WRESTLING Varsity JV Varsity JV The first full 15 match wrestling season 22 26 Oxford 26 26 was extremely successful for W. P. ' s 10 22 Windsor 33 25 youthful wrestling team. The final 7-7 0 15 Chenango Forks 50 41 record included winning the last five 110 Oxford 80 matches, 3 over teams that had previous- 8 9 Greene 42 39 ly beaten the Whitney Point boys. Win- 22 25 Sus. Valley 24 26 ning the Walton Christmas Tournament 17 45 Maine-Endwell 32 15 proved to be the outstanding event of 33 55 Walton 8 0 the year with W. P. 110, 80 being next 5 8 Sidney 45 40 highest. Glenn Tymeson and Dick Lynch 42 23 Oxford 6 15 reached the Sectionals--coming in 3rd 30 Newark Valley 23 and 8th respectively. W. P. wrestlers 38 23 North 13 3 are definitely a team to be reckoned 29 12 Sus. Valley 19 12 with in the near future. 32 14 Maine-Endwell 14 0 WRESTLING TROPHY WINNERS ROW 1: J. Silvanic, R. Vernon, R. Lynch, R. Coleman, J. Eggleston. ROW 2: D. Baldwin, C. Smith, Mr. Minacci, (Coach), R. Ballard, S. Frechette, R. Baldwin. 95 VARSITY TRACK-1963-COACH-MR. HALLORAN ROW 1: S. Tymeson, R. Kellerman, J. Abbott, N. Moyer, C. Sweet, D. Nick, D. Croft, Jim Dean, R. Lamb, M. Lilley, R. Brown, G. Burchell R. Barker. ROW 2: P. Sofka, R. Parton, L. Hayes, R. Davis, D. Nick, J. Greene, J. Silvanic, T. Hurlbut, B. Lucia, R. Fuller, b! Hohn, R. Wilmot. ROW 3: Coach Halloran, R. Lynch, T. Jennings, W. Crane, D. Huntley, D. Black, R. Livingston, P. Grimn , D. Walsh, D. Sherman, Mr. Minacci. Row 4:W. James’, C. Pratt, D. Driscoll, R. Lilley, R. Richards,T. Farr, T. Sweet. VARSITY TRACK-1963 Outstanding performance by this group of cinder men was proven when they captured the Section IV Class B Relays at Vestal, won the Susquenango League Meet with the total of 80 points, the highest ever registered in the meet, won the Section IV Class B Western Zone Trials, and then won the overall Section IV Class B Fin¬ als. The 1963 season was most outstand¬ ing with 9 firsts and 1 second. Records were set by Donald Croft, John Leahy, Maynard Lilley, Dick Lamb, and Bill Hohn. Bill Hohn also qualified for the State International Meet. J. V. TRACK For a new team, the J. V. Track boys did quite well this year. These 7th, 8th, and 9th graders had four meets — winning one, taking two seconds and one third. Track JR. HIGH TRACK-1963-COACH-MARK CRANFIELD ROW 1: C. Stanley, T. Love, B. Hohn, D. Dunham, M. Haruk, T. Nichols, Cadet Coach M. Cranfield. ROW 2: W. Warrick, J. Sinclair, K. Metz, D. Driscoll, C. Verry, R. Turner, b. MacDuffee. 96 CROSS COUNTRY-MR. STUART MESSUR-COACH ROW 1: R. Strong, J. Linehan, R. Bridges, R. Davis, J. Adamek, L. Hayes, G. Burchell, T. DeYoe. ROW 2: R. Barker, M. Haruk, D. Dunham, T. Love, C. Verry, T. Ostrander, K. Zeiter. ROW 3: D. Croft (Mgr.) and (Coach) Mr. Messur. CROSS COUNTRY Cross Country boys did very well this year with 1 first, 4 seconds, and 1 third in the six meets they attended. The outstanding event was at Cincinnatus where Whitney Point came in 3rd out of 22 schools. In the section four meet at Ford Hill Golf Course four team members of the team qualified for the state meet at Bear Mountain, New York. Cross Country CROSS COUNTRY TROPHY WINNERS R. Barker, G. Burchell, Mr. Messur (Coach), L. Hayes, D. Dunham. 97 Candid Camera at WPCS Mrs. Storrs gives Mr. Mullins his official beany to initi¬ ate the year. Mr. Smith: Essentially, the issues are concerned with Asia. Mrs. Corcoran: I may not have won the trophy but I get to carry it. ' Guidance counseling 1978. 100 William Tell did it like this. Mr. Cooper: A little more around the edges, Harry. You mean you ' re supposed to eat in the cafeteria? Teachers. The FHA should do this at least once a week. - 101 Mrs. Davenport: This is only the tenth time I ' ve done this. Think we ' ll make the deadline this time? Pete: Is this the winner ' s circle? Mr. Bailey: No! No! A sharp, not A flat! Smile! You ' re on Candid Camera! Terry: How about another encore? Next year—the Olympics! This is uncomfortable, but ,boy, what a view! 102 OOPS I Wrong locker! Ray: I just lost a nickel. ' Dave: I just found a nickel! Mr. Minacci: My advice is wrestling as a career. Barry: What?...No COMICS?!? Gordie: How ' s THIS for a pose? 103 Maynard and Mary begin their reign. Mrs. Storrs: If I see one more fail¬ ure ... I Pin right sides together and then baste... Miss Ellsworth: I think it ' s a frac¬ ture of the right phalange—don ' t you? Need any help? 104 Think it ' ll blow up? paper to go. SPECIAL CLASS-ATTENDING CHENANGO FORKS CHENANGO VALLEY Robert Zaber, David Harford, LeRoy Preston, Gary Clark, Clyde Beilby, Lena Gardner, Mary Lou Shoemaker, Jeannine Jenks, Howard Ingraham. NOT IN PICTURE: Nina Stetts, Jeanette Patenaude, Charles Harford, Henry McMillen, Beverly Brooks. Candid Camera finds Mrs. Kelly ' s class in their new house. 105 Advertisements Best Wishes to the Students of WPCS From the Chesnas Compliments of Leigh E. St. John Class of 1916 Dale and Glenn Chevron Station Route 11 Across from Fairgrounds Hats Off To The Graduating Class of 1964. ' Williamay ' s Happy House of Hats 108 MEAT PRODUCTS BINGHAMTON, N. Y. PHONE ra- 2-6471 Compliments to the Graduating Class Robert West Main Street Whitney Point, New York Phone: 692-3361 109 DAIRY ; n.y. liiiJj ' Il ' .h Bailey ' s Dairy Crowley ' s Products Guaranteed service in Whitney Point Area Best wishes to the Class of ' b4 Phone 648-6293 Congratulations to the Senior Class from Jenks Brothers Plumbing Appliance Service Specialization in Frigidaire Appliances 648-6291 CORCORAN GENERAL STORE Charles Corcoran Lisle, N. Y. CONGRATULATIONS to the Graduating Class of 1964 GLENN TYMESON, M. D. Lisle, N. Y. 110 Whitney Point COOPERATIVE GLF Phone 692-3414 REALTY Farms Homes Businesses STROUT REALTY Est 1900 Coast-to-Coast V. M. Gehm Center Lisle, New York PHONE: Marathon Viking 9-3854 MAIL ADDRESS: R.D. 1 Berkshire, N.Y. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS of 1964 Bernard L. STRONG INSURANCE AUTO-FIRE-LIFE-HEALTH Route 11 Whitney Point, N. Y. Ph.692-3120 Stop and visit our new MODERN office for your UP TO DATE insurance protection. Remember: STRONG Insurance is the BEST Insurance.” COMPLIMENTS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS COFFEE;; CATSUP 11 23 ___ t- . : IpMCCOLII 1 til iLuJI 1 5 p at ; , HP - | PPfg 591 | X5| Grand Union Whitney Point, N. Y. Ill BRAINARD’S TRAILER SALES Compliments to Class of ' 64 Floyd Cinquanti Proprietor Blanche ' s Compliments the Otselic Whitney Point, N. Y. of Inn Dry Goods-Notions-Clothing-Furnishings-Shoes Compliments to the Class of 1964 Binghamton Bag Burlap Co., Inc. Whitney Point, New York 112 Harold ' s Express Prompt courteous service Daily between Triple Cities Marathon Weekly to Cincinnatus, Taylor, Pitcher Phone 692-3082 or 692-3642 Lisle, New York WHITNEY POINT BRANCH OF THE FIRST-CITY NATIONAL BANK OF BINGHAMTON, N. Y. THE ONLY BANK YOU ' LL EVER NEED AVAILABLE WHEREVER YOU LIVE Congratulations to the Seniors L. P. Gas Service Corp. Whitney Point, New York Edward Morgan Phone: 692-3728 113 PATTERSON HARDWARE The Friendly Store General Hardware Sporting Goods Hardwares Plumbing Supplies Gifts Toys Whitney Point, N.Y. 692-3500 Jenks Castle Creek Market Congratulations to the Senior Class Point Motel Route 11 Whitney Point OTSELIC VALLEY MILK Producers Cooperative Association Inc. For Better Health Drink More Milk 114 B E DINER ESSO SERVICE CENTER Congratulations to the Senior Class AYLESWORTH ' S STORE Compliments to the Rocky Fortunato Class of 1964 Custom Built Homes by A. D. Bowman Son Castle Creek, N. Y. Phone 692-3765 Financing Arranged 115 Penny’s Toys and Gifts Whitney Point, N. Y. Corner of Main and Collins Evelyn Penningroth Best wishes to the Class of 19b4 Bonney’s Soft Ice Cream Short Order Meals Best Wishes French Whitney Po to Class of 1964 Chevrolet int, New York 116 PATCH BROTHERS LUMBER SUPPLIES Whitney Point N.Y. 692-3400 Your One Stop Food Center Free Delivery Phone 692-3446 MORGART ' S SUPERMARKET ‘Gerry’ Collins Representing the ‘Fabulous’ NATIONWIDE INSURANCE COMPANIES HOME OFFICE-COLUMBUS, OHIO Serving this area’s insurance needs for nearly 20 years, and if you’ve been missing the boat all that time, you can still get aboard and enjoy the exciting new “Securance” program. “If I don’t see you, You see me. ” Phones: Whitney Point 692-3346 Binghamton 862-4466 Congratulations to the Class of ‘64 and to the Faculty and the School for their part in making this a Free, and Better Country to live in. RESIDENTIAL BUILDERS AND DEVELOPERS VESTAL St - 57507 NEW YORK St - 53191 COMPLIMENTS to the Graduating Class WALLING ' S GARAGE LISLE, NEW YORK Best Wishes to the Class of 1964 Oakland Hotel farm H. A. PENNINGROTH machinery and equipment” ’Topflight Service at POTTER ' S ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Route 11, Whitney Point, New York New York State Car Inspection Station TRIPLE A SERVICE Gasoline-Oils-Tires-Accessories Expert Lubrication-Wheel Balancing Marine Supplies-Johnson Motors Fishing Tackle-Guns Ammunition Heating Equipment JEEPS SALES SERVICE 118 Dillenbeck ' s Flowers for Greenhouse all Occasions ft Whitney Point, N. Y. Phone 692-3911 Complete line of floral arrangements: Wedding-Funerals-Banquets-Corsages Route 11 Whitney Point Gas Opposite the Whitney Point New York Co . Fairgrounds Compliments of Southern Tier Livestock Whitney Point, N. Y. Bagging Cows on hand at all Sale every Tuesday 1 Brainard’s Telephone 692-3791 Maine Market times P. M. 8-9656 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 119 NEW YORK REV. PHILIP G. SCOTT, D.D. Minister and Superintendent 297 Park Avenue South New York 10, N. Y. REV.ALFRED E.YOUNG Director, Lisle Conference Center C slmAuw C OH etaiu JLc (ACTING ALSO AS A CONFERENCE OF THE UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST) LISLE CONFERENCE CENTER, BOX 258, LISLE, N. Y. Telephone 692-3455 Area Code 607 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1964 from Starlife Aquarium and Pet Shop Pets, Tropical Fish, and Supplies and Lakeview Print Shop Quality Job Printing Dick Reynolds, owner Phone: 692-3776 Whitney Point, N.Y D.M. WOOSTER TAXIDERMY STUDIOS Whitney Point, N.Y. All kinds Custom Taxidermy Gloves, Jackets, Moccasins, Ladies Purses Made from Deer Skins. Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1964 D. M. Wooster Studios The Countryside Dinner House Catering for Breakfast Groups-Luncheons-Banquets-Receptions Route 26 Glen Aubrey Rd Tel. Area Code 607 UN 2-3660 Reserve if Possible 120 Compliments from KEN ' S CLOTHING STORE Whitney Point, N.Y. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS Best Wishes Whitney to the Senior Class Point Pharmacy It has been a pleasure to do your Senior portraits for you. Best wishes for your happy futures. Trailer Barber Shop Brewster’s Barber Shop Phone 692-3493 Whitney Point, New York Hours 8 AM-8 PM Closes Wed. PM 121 Congratulations to the Senior Class CENTRAL BARBER SHOP Main Street, Whitney Point Our Congratulations DOTTY’S BEAUTY SHOP 648-5103 Best Wishes to Class of OCTAGON INN ' 64 Barbeque Chicken Charcoal Steaks Spaghetti RING ' S SOFT ICE CREAM Route 11 Whitney Point, N. Y. Best of luck to the Class of ’64 from Ring ' s Ice Cream home of the best Shakes Submarines 122 FOR THE BEST IN OFFSET LITHOGRAPHY Frank A. West Co. Our best wishes to from Southard the Class of Oil Co., Inc 1964 Whitney Point, New York NICHOLS FUNERAL HOME Whitney Point New York HAROLD’S PLACE Route 11 Whitney Point, New York. 123 LISLE PRODUCERS COOPERATIVE INC. Lisle, N.Y. Harley Beardsley Manager 692-3070 u CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES Glezen and Dickinson Attorneys at Law Daniel S. Dickinson, Jr. J. Carver Glezen Whitney Point, N. Y. RITTENBURG ' S GARAGE Whitney Point New York CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 1964 RUSTON ' S OF LISLE 124 RANSOM FRANKLIN Whitney Point, New York tel. 692-3150 Scrap Iron and Metal Auto Wrecking Used Parts Paper Rags Metal Castle Creek, N. Y. Sickles ' Garage Route 11 648-5202 Congratulations to the Class of 1964 CROFT TRAILER RENTALS LOCAL and COAST-TO-COAST SERVICE ||g _RE NT HERE LEAVE THERE_ 130 CONKLIN AVE., BINGHAMTON, N. Y. Phon 2-9820 GLEN AUBREY, N. Y. Phot, Main 8-9294 Compliments of The WHITNEY POINT REPORTER 125 Best Wishes to the Class of ' 64 Charles Leahy Family MeTighe Grocery Co., Inc . Your supplier of Tartan and Kiltie Brand canned goods and top grade frozen foods. Congratulations to the Senior , of 1964 Beauty begins at Susie ' s Beauty Salon Chenango Unadilla Telephone Corporation Farm-Corn Tel-Butler Home Interphone Communications Growth In Central New York Communications will play a big part in your future Paging plans 126 Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1964 ' LES ' STRONG CONSTRUCTION CO. BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS HERBERT HIBBARD, JR. LIFE INSURANCE WHITNEY POINT 692-3417 Best Wishes to the Graduating Class G. W. KNAPP SON Castle Creek, N.Y. Heating Contractors Milton 8-5598 Compliments of THE GREENE BOWLODROME The Fitsers 127 Ge hm ' s Speed-Wash Open Daily Save money, time and effort. ' Whitney Point, N. Y. W. W. Werts Real Estate Broker Nina Haight, Salesman Whitney Point Phone 692-3600 Compliments to Class of 1964 W. H. Weismore D. C. Chiropractor Compliments of Perry and Howell Auction Barn Whitney Point, N. Y. New Used Furniture 128 JAMESON-BOYCE CO. Distributors of JAM-BOY FOOD PRODUCTS 69 FAYETTE STREET BINGHAMTON, N.Y. QUALITY FOODS FOR HOMES HOTELS RESTAURANTS AND CAFETERIAS BINGHAMTON COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. 7 Walter Avenue RA3-5361 Where There’s Coca-Cola ... There’s Hospitality Best Wishes To The Grads DR. J.T. FINKLESTEIN Optometrist Route 11 Whitney Point,N.Y. Tel. 692-3291 201 Robinson ST. Binghamton,N.Y. Tel.724-6484 Floor Covery Scheirick Modern Kitchens Wood Cabinets Installed by factory trained personnel Wallan Rug Center Portable equipment for wall to wall carpet Phone 648-4586 Castle Creek Rd. , Binghamton, N. Y. 129 Congratulations to the Class of 1964 Henderson ' s Grocery All lines of Insurance Best Wishes to the Russel Barnes Store for a Bright Future Senior Class Joyce Jackson Whitney Point Whitney Point, New York Phone 692-3820 STANN CONST RUCTION CO. Stanley Pogorzelski Commercial and ResidentialBuilding Plumbing and Heating 130 OAe 9wuL Hitt GautiUy, Glut- 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. Castle Betty ' s Creek, N. Y. Phone Beauty Shop b48-5b9b Congratulations LISLE INN Congratulations to the Class of 19b4 to the Senior Class Lisle, N. Y. BEST WISHES To The Graduating Class Of 196 4 Pete ' s Restaurant Whitney Point, New York 131 BEST WISHES-GRADUATES MCDONALD’S BAKING AND CATERING SERVICE Special Cakes For Special Occasions Route 26 Whitney Point, N. Y. 692-3068 Weddings Birthdays Anniversaries Showers Christenings INDEX Activities 66 Index 132 Administration 4 In Memoriam 18 Advertisements 106 Jr. High Baseball 91 Aerial view of school 1 Junior Band 74 Audio-Visual Club 80 JV Baseball 90 Basketball 93 JV Basketball 93 Board of Education 6 Library Club 80 Bus Drivers 15 Little Dog Laughed 76 Cafeteria 15 Maroon and Gold 70 Calendar of Events 68 National Honor Society 83 Candid Camera of WPCS 98 Photography Club 80 Cheerleaders 89 Pointer Weekly 71 Class Officers 69 President Kennedy Memorial 3 Color Guard 72 Regents Scholarship Winners 28 Cross Country 97 Seniors 16 Cross Country Trophy Winner s97 Senior Band 72 Custodians 14 Senior Chorus 75 Dedication 6 Seventh Grade Basketball 94 Drums of Death 78 Seventh Grade Chorus 75 Eighth Grade Football 92 Sports 84 Eighth Ninth Grade Chorus 74 Student Council 82 Exchange Student 29 Swing Band 73 Football 92 Table of Contents 2 Foreword 2 Title Page 1 Future Farmers of America 81 Track 96 Future Homemakers of America81 Twirling 73 Girls Hockey 87 Undergraduates 30 Girls Softball 88 Varsity Baseball 90 Girls Soccer 87 Varsity Club 83 Girls Track 88 Volleyball 86 Grades K-6 44 Wrestling 95 High School Red Cross 81 Wrestling Trophy Winners 95 OUR COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES to the Students of WPCS We earnestly hope you will graduate from this school and continue to further your education after graduation. Sincerely, Board of Education I ' Jj l